Joseph performing at The Basement |
Back in 2007 Joseph was not known for his music, but rather his prowess on the basketball court. His basketball coach, Kevin Weakley said, “Joseph was a phenomenal three point shooter and had a very good overall game.” Choir teacher Karen Klapheke also said good things about him but in a different setting, she said during choir that Joseph was a blast to have in class, and that he was very talented and had a great sense of humor. “He didn’t have a lot of confidence in his voice back then, but it was fun watching his confidence in his singing voice grow.” Klapheke also said that she expects to see Twenty One Pilots on the Grammy’s in less than 10 years! When asked about why she thought Joseph chose a singing career rather than pursuing a basketball career she said. “I think music was his true passion all along and he has an incredible musical gift from God. Music can be a lifelong thing where sports careers are short and he hadn’t begun to really explore his musical potential in high school.”
2012 was a huge year for Twenty One Pilots, they got signed to a record deal with Fueled by Ramen, and they performed all over the world. According to their website http://www.twentyonepilots.com/ they hope 2013 will only be better, they will be re-visiting Japan and they will also be having a concert in South Korea.
Tyler and Josh are in L.A. right now and they just completed an interview with Carson Daly, host of The Voice. Just before heading off to L.A. Twenty One Pilots held a signing event at Best Buy in Columbus where thousands of people showed up to give support to their hometown band. Twenty One Pilots love their hometown and hold nothing back when performing for their supporters.
By Jacob Deskins
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