It was back in 2014, a late night of studying and Spotify's Discover Weekly threw on Luxury. I ended up playing it on repeat for the rest of the night. The trumpets absolutely owned me. I never stopped listening to him from then on. He's been my #1 since.

I had Spotify on Discover Weekly back in 2014. Luxury came on and it absolutely changed my life. I played it over and over and over all night. Jon has been my #1 ever since.

@User12261990 the way that the fans have been in hibernation mode, waiting, seeing you drop little hints here and there. we show up because you have earned our support. but now winter has ended and were out of hibernation and WE'RE HUNGRY haha

@User12261990 This is so thoughtful Jon, we appreciate your hard work!!

@User12261990 Do we have merch with the new logo??! I absolutely love it. I would love to see an oversized streetwear tee that has KID AGAIN in the big logo letters. cant wait to see what you're cookin' up, chef >!

I live in Florida, and I would rather be BAKING in a oversize heavyweight Jon Bellion sweatshirt than anything else lol

We've all witnessed so much music history over the years. From game-changing albums to emerging artists pushing boundaries, the landscape of music has definitely shifted. It feels like we're living in a completely different world now compared to when we first started this journey together, with all the advances in technology and how music is consumed.

So, looking back, what do you think is the biggest change you've seen in music or the music industry over the last 10 years? Whether it’s the rise of streaming platforms, the shift in how artists connect with fans, or the way music is created and shared—what stands out to you the most?

And with technology moving so fast, do you think the art of making music is at risk? With AI, digital tools, and apps making the process quicker and more accessible, are we losing something essential in the "grind" of creating music? Or do you think it’s just another evolution in how music is made?

@User12261990 mr bellion I would fly to any state in the US to see you again... and thats on God...

These pics are so cool, I would treasure these forever.

I would be so lucky for an Orlando or Tampa show.