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When Givēon first decided to pursue a career in music, he had the kind of voice that could stop anyone in their tracks but no sense of what to do with it. In his Up Next film, the Long Beach, California, native traces his path to stardom, which began where so many stories begin: with his mom. She was his earliest fan and honed his natural vocal gifts by having him sing “Happy Birthday” at family gatherings. After a few years of working in a shrimp suit at Bubba Gump restaurant, he eventually wrote the gorgeous ballad “VANISH,” and it became the confirmation he'd been looking for and set him on a path to becoming one of R&B's most striking voices. “Now I know someone likes my music and my voice, they actually like it,” he says. “It's an acquired taste. That's when I realized I'll have real, genuine fans.”
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