Being a jewish singer

The evolution of singing in the last 20 years changed so much. It wasn't like a okay thing or a thing to be a singer. It was okay. So you kind of didn't make it in the business world or you didn't become a >> was considered second class. >> Yeah. It was kind of like second class. When I started off my life with my family the moistas over here could not handle that there's a singer. They didn't accept me in the moist. I was for 2 years running from place to place to place to place to place except my children and their only issue was the fact that I'm a singer. That was the era of Leipish Meltzer. You know, Leipish Meltzer, he did controversial things. He went on a concert and wearing a brown suit instead of a black suit. You know, it's like it's like opening the eyes of everyone. Today, it's okay. Today, it's a world of social media. It's a way that we see everything and so on.