Gregory Porter, a celebrated jazz vocalist from California, released his debut album in 2010 and won multiple Grammy Awards. Known for his soulful performances, including one for Queen Elizabeth II, he values empathy and humility in his life and work. He expressed feelings about aging and loss, citing COVID-19 as a significant disappointment due to personal tragedy and social isolation for his children. Porter's candid reflections illustrate a journey marked by passion, artistic vulnerability, and the realities of navigating life's difficulties.
Gregory Porter reflects on his greatest fear being 'immunity to cruelty,' highlighting the importance of empathy in overcoming the harsh realities of life.
He admires Barack Obama for his 'humility and grace in the face of enormous difficulty,' indicating Porter's values align with resilience and leadership.
Porter describes love as 'holding a large and fragile glass object in a very dangerous environment,' illustrating the vulnerability that accompanies deep connections.
Regarding life changes from the pandemic, Porter candidly expresses that the 'Covid years' were his biggest disappointment, as he lost his brother and saw his children's social growth hindered.
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