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Leafs
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/15/26 02:10 AM
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I agree with most of your assessments. I don't think AI hurts themselves with any of their tour members, they're all excellent karaoke singers. With a little coaching Stefano can learn to open his eyes, Naima's learning to use the earphones, and Haley should have time enough to learn how to move about on stage.
I don't think Jacob Lusk is supported by the rap and hip-hop crowd - and doubt that crowd even supports AI because AI doesn't pick rap artists to compete. I think Jacob's fan base support is pop, R&B, and Cont. Christian. I don't think you'll hear Jacob cover any rap songs or song's like Prince's "Pussy Control".
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