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Working alone is scary, but my fans keep me going – Larruso
“Fans’ love is what keeps me going; it’s scary doing it alone, but their response gives me strength to keep creating,” he said.
The Killy Killy hitmaker, speaking in an interview on Starr Drive, admitted that pursuing his musical ambitions on his own can be frightening, but the response from fans gives him the strength to keep going.
Despite those challenges, Larruso says the love he receives from his fans remains a major source of strength as he continues his musical journey.
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