Bowe described the transition from Christian music to R&B as “difficult” but said that fans in Christian industry “like me for my music but not for who I am. It’s very hard for them to take me in person. I think with R&B, it’s the same thing.”
During the interview Bryant challenged Bowe on a number of issues, including Bowe’s nail polish.
“I’ve never painted my nails before…I just did it. Little platinum nails. I had no thoughts behind it,” said Bowe.
“Oh, you had a thought behind it,” Bryant responded. “It was a subconscious thought. You were giving the finger to the gospel industry. That’s what you just did. In case anybody thought I was coming home. You he said, ‘This is it.’”
Bowe made it clear that he’s “just an artist. I think I know how to sing a church song. I know how to write one from my heart. I also know how to write an R&B song. I know I write about love. I done been through all that stuff.”
Bryant asked Bowe which genre of music he would sing if he could only pick one. Bowe replied, “Gospel. I like the way it makes me feel.”
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“Come home,” Bryant told Bowe. “Come home. You just got amplified church hurt. Come home.” Bowe responded, “I’m going to come home,”
Bryant quickly replied, “Yeah, don’t come home [only] if the other thing don’t work out.”
“I just need this. I need this space,” Bowe said.
Bryant advised Bowe to “take a break” then. “Give yourself the space so that Baal doesn’t become the stage.”
