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Together, Brady Tutton, Chance Perez, Drew Ramos, Sergio Calderon and Michael Conor make up In Real Life, one of the best new pop-rap bands to come up in the past year. They stopped by HollywoodLife.com to chat about their new single “Tattoo (How ‘Bout You)” as well as some music that hasn’t been released yet! (Paige Kindlick)
“‘Tattoo’ is basically a metaphor for when you’re in a relationship. And you’ll do everything you can to make it work because if it’s the right person, you want to be with them forever. So, it’s kind of the same thing with the tattoo. A tattoo is going to be on your body forever, so you’re not going to want to change anything about it. You want it to be the best it can be.” — Chance Perez of In Real Life (Paige Kindlick)
“Being in the boy band category is really cool. These past few years, it’s kind of like this new generation, this wave of boy bands, and everyone is different. No groups are trying to be the same, or copy each other or whatever. So it’s cool that we all kind of get to be our own thing and just do what we love.” — Sergio Calderon of In Real Life (Paige Kindlick)
“We all have weaknesses in different situations. For example, I can never remember lyrics on stage for whatever reason. And then some people have a hard time remembering to bring their suitcase, or of course it gets lost! I feel like we all are very childish in some ways. It’s dope to be in a group because we help each other out.” — Brady Tutton of In Real Life (Paige Kindlick)
“We do so much and we can’t imagine doing it on our own. Like the amount of rehearsals we do…I feel like you’d be so lonely. You have other guys to rely on like, “Yo, am I doing this move right?” But if you’re by yourself it’s just you. We can just rely on each other and help each other and just become the best we can be.” — Michael Conor of In Real Life (Paige Kindlick)
“I think there are definitely a lot of preconceived notions that come with being in a boy band. That’s why it’s so important to have originality. And that’s why I love this band, because there’s a lot of diversity and a lot of really cool influences going into it.” — Drew Ramos of In Real Life (Paige Kindlick)
Together, Brady Tutton, Chance Perez, Drew Ramos, Sergio Calderon and Michael Conor make up In Real Life, one of the best new pop-rap bands to come up in the past year. They stopped by HollywoodLife.com to chat about their new single “Tattoo (How ‘Bout You)” as well as some music that hasn’t been released yet! (Paige Kindlick)
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In Real Life — PICS

Together, Brady Tutton, Chance Perez, Drew Ramos, Sergio Calderon and Michael Conor make up In Real Life, one of the best new pop-rap bands to come up in the past year. They stopped by HollywoodLife.com to chat about their new single “Tattoo (How ‘Bout You)” as well as some music that hasn’t been released yet! (Paige Kindlick)

Paige Kindlick

In Real Life — PICS

“‘Tattoo’ is basically a metaphor for when you’re in a relationship. And you’ll do everything you can to make it work because if it’s the right person, you want to be with them forever. So, it’s kind of the same thing with the tattoo. A tattoo is going to be on your body forever, so you’re not going to want to change anything about it. You want it to be the best it can be.” — Chance Perez of In Real Life (Paige Kindlick)

Paige Kindlick

In Real Life — PICS

“Being in the boy band category is really cool. These past few years, it’s kind of like this new generation, this wave of boy bands, and everyone is different. No groups are trying to be the same, or copy each other or whatever. So it’s cool that we all kind of get to be our own thing and just do what we love.” — Sergio Calderon of In Real Life (Paige Kindlick)

Paige Kindlick

In Real Life — PICS

“We all have weaknesses in different situations. For example, I can never remember lyrics on stage for whatever reason. And then some people have a hard time remembering to bring their suitcase, or of course it gets lost! I feel like we all are very childish in some ways. It’s dope to be in a group because we help each other out.” — Brady Tutton of In Real Life (Paige Kindlick)

Paige Kindlick

In Real Life — PICS

“We do so much and we can’t imagine doing it on our own. Like the amount of rehearsals we do…I feel like you’d be so lonely. You have other guys to rely on like, “Yo, am I doing this move right?” But if you’re by yourself it’s just you. We can just rely on each other and help each other and just become the best we can be.” — Michael Conor of In Real Life (Paige Kindlick)

Paige Kindlick

In Real Life — PICS

“I think there are definitely a lot of preconceived notions that come with being in a boy band. That’s why it’s so important to have originality. And that’s why I love this band, because there’s a lot of diversity and a lot of really cool influences going into it.” — Drew Ramos of In Real Life (Paige Kindlick)

Paige Kindlick

In Real Life — PICS

Together, Brady Tutton, Chance Perez, Drew Ramos, Sergio Calderon and Michael Conor make up In Real Life, one of the best new pop-rap bands to come up in the past year. They stopped by HollywoodLife.com to chat about their new single “Tattoo (How ‘Bout You)” as well as some music that hasn’t been released yet! (Paige Kindlick)

Paige Kindlick

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