These days, Smith, who says his son’s passing became a catalyst for strengthening his faith, is more committed to fostering meaningful connections and helping others navigate grief and spiritual challenges over expanding his fanbase as an entertainer.
Looking back, Smith says he always knew he had an interest in building relationships with those around him and has always appreciated seeing new faces before his shows.
But, even though the meet-and-greets were a highlight of his tours, Smith never truly felt comfortable being glorified by fans. He also struggled with being on the road as it pulled him away from church and his family, which includes his wife, Amber, and their three kids, London, Lincoln, and Maverick.
"In music, it was usually about trying to get adoration from the crowd, needing applause. It means you’re succeeding in the thing that you’re trying to do, which is dangerous. It’s dangerous for a human. Your heart just breaks for these megastars,” he added. “The goal of all the touring, all the concerts, and all the music releases is ultimate stardom. And it’s never satisfied by a certain level of being famous. It always craves more….We’re not created to be worshiped. And if we are, it actually hurts us. It becomes poison in our veins."
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