How ‘Don’t Worry Bout’ It’ Made NZ Music History - Kings

Episode Description

If you google Kings, you can find out his song “Don’t worry about it” was number 1 on the charts for 33 weeks, making it a NZ record for most weeks at number 1. An incredible feat.

But this conversation is jam packed with stuff you WON’T find anywhere else:

-His journey of raising a daughter after he became a teenage dad.

-The impact of therapy to deal with his anger issues as a kid.

-His complicated relationship with food which resulted in him getting a gastric sleeve operation.

-Coping with sudden fame, regrets about doing an Air NZ safety video, going on The Traitors reality TV show, finding religion and so much more.

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Brief Summary

The artist discusses their rise to fame, hit songs, and the music industry's realities.

Key points

From Fiji to Fame. An unexpected trip to Fiji inspired a music video that changed everything.
The Unexpected Hit. A song that started with 2,000 spins exploded into a record deal.
The Reality of Success. Despite a number one hit, the financial rewards were surprising.

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