America's Most Musical Family featuring Ciara, David Dobrik, Debbie Gibson, Nick Lachey

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00:00Congratulations on this amazing show.

00:02Tell us what we can expect and who's doing what.

00:06Well, it's a fun show and an incredible competition show,

00:10and kind of the first of its kind,

00:12where you see multi-generational families

00:14compete against each other with the hopes

00:17of winning a quarter million dollars

00:19and also getting a record with Republic Records.

00:22But it's the ultimate family competition show,

00:25and I feel like when anyone watches the show,

00:27they're gonna be in for a treat.

00:28We have everyone covering everything from country,

00:31music to R&B, to polka, to mariachi,

00:34and so it is a diverse group of families up here.

00:38Families want to sit down together and watch things together.

00:41David, you were saying, like,

00:43you would watch this with your family if you weren't on it.

00:46100%. I'm gonna watch it with my family now.

00:48I'm moving back in with my parents, actually.

00:50Perfect.

00:51On the show ask.

00:51All the people who have America's Most Musical.

00:52Yes.

00:53I'm adopting David, and I highly encourage his love of music.

00:57We wanted to announce it. We're ready.

00:58Yeah, it's a scoop just for you guys.

01:00Yeah, congratulations, guys.

01:02He said we wanted to announce it. We're ready.

01:04Yeah.

01:05Now, since you have young kids,

01:07when you're seeing the young kids up there,

01:08are you finding yourself to kind of go a little bit more into mom mode,

01:11or are you strictly, you know, sticking to the judge?

01:13Like, Katy Perry, she's still sometimes a little tough on the kids.

01:15Well, I definitely, I think I feel every emotion

01:18as it relates to being an artist, you know, first,

01:20and then also being a mom, because for me, I think it's also saying,

01:24oh my gosh, like, this is this little nine-year-old with this powerful voice,

01:28and seeing how confident he is on the stage, you know,

01:32and thinking, oh, that could be my kid one day, you know?

01:34And so there's, like, the mom rooting for them, you know,

01:36wanting for them to, like, really, like, kill it and, you know, own the stage.

01:41And then there's also, of course, the artist in me

01:43and somewhat the judge in me as well that kind of, you know,

01:46I have, like, my little technical thoughts and the natural critiques.

01:50But it definitely is a balancing act of emotions, you know,

01:52because I am a mom and I'm also an artist.

01:55So, and I want to make sure that more than anything, I, if I, you know,

01:59for what it's worth, I leave them with gems of knowledge

02:01that will help them to, you know, keep on going on in the competition

02:05or just in life in general with their dreams of being an artist,

02:08because I've been there when, I've been there before, you know,

02:11hoping to have the opportunity for the world to know who I am

02:14and having to audition and knowing that whole experience

02:17and process and what that's like.

02:19So I just hope more than anything to just kind of, you know,

02:22give them, you know, nuggets of knowledge that will hopefully help them,

02:25you know, advance in the next round and so on.

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