6’5”, abs, I mean, I didn’t have chance, bro. “I mean realistically, I thought to myself, especially at the time I moved to town is like, dude, everybody that was doing music when I moved to town was hot, dude.
The sad, yet really funny part is, he ain’t lyin’… and Joe had a good laugh about it too:
He continued, saying he was trying to be realistic when he got to town, because at the time when he moved there nine years ago, “everybody was hot,” stood 6’5” and abs. It was whatever that was… sweeping floors in a studio would’ve been great to me, because I would be around music, I’d be trying to write music, publishing deal.” I was 21 hours away from getting my degree. I worked a bunch of jobs in high school, college, I went to college for five years, didn’t graduate, which I’m sure my parents loved… I just wanted to do music for a living, in any way. “I didn’t move to Nashville to necessarily be a country artist. Luke actually dropped out of college with 21 credit hours left to pursue music full-time: He wasn’t initially necessarily trying to become an artist per se, and more so wanted to be involved in country music any way he could… even if that meant sweeping the floors in a studio. VC8TZIAdJ6īut I will say, Luke has been a great guest so far, and even gave Joe a hilarious explanation for his plan when he got to Music City. Great time on The Experience yesterday! Appreciate you having me man.
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