color- Blue, sometimes Forest Green
food-: Italian food and anything chocolate
sport- Soccer & Baseball
team- Atlanta Braves
tv show-: I don't watch much TV
movie-: Dumb & Dumber
movie line- "You'll have to excuse my friend, he's a little slow.  The town in that way" - Dumb & Dumber

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Last Flight Out 4 Nathan Walters

Nathan Walters

music-: I try to influence myself with every kind of music
Christian artist- Michael W. Smith and dcTalk cookie-: Chocolate chip (did I say I love chocolate?)
donut- Blueberry Glazed
restaurant:- The Cooker
fast food-: Taco Bell, McDonald's, Burger King
hang out-: Malls, 3rd street in Santa Monica Bible character- Jesus, because He was a man after His own heart.

He says, " The guys mock me when I mess up with my words."

He overuses the phrase, "Ya know?"

"My best friends would say I have a one track mind."

Best advice you have been given, No one looks out better for yourself than you..

"People say that I look like Donny Osmond and Ricky Martin."

 He is doing his Michael Jackson impersonation ----->

From the very beginning, you've gotten compared to the Backstreet Boys and N'Sync. How do you respond to those who'd critize you as just a knock off or a marketing ploy?
"We used to be really scared. When we lived in San Francisco, for three months, when we first came together, people would say "Hey, it's the Backstreet Boys", when we'd be walking down the  street, thinking they were  all funny and stuff. but we'd be like, "Oh dont' say that". But, yeah, we are a boy band, but we defintely bring something different to the mix--our faith and our production."

Three of us are pastor's kids. I'm not one of
the pastor kids, but my parents are very heavily
involved in my life. They keep me accountable,
spiritually. It's the same with all the guys in this
group. We're really close to our parents. I know we're away from our parents and people say you can always fake something, like how you're doing, when you're on the phone with your parents. Our manager, Mitchell Solaris, and Barry Landis are very involved in our lives. We have Bible studies with Barry Landis, who is the head honcho at Atlantic. He's really keeping us accountable. The other day, he said, "Guys, I know
you're having fun, but let's make sure you're coming to the point in your concert where you're getting across what's in your heart and you're bringing the focus on Christ."

Tell me a little about the promotional tour you did and how this tour compares so far.
 "We did Michigan dates, that was our first city. We did like 5 radio stations a day sometimes.  Some of them were 30 minutes or an hour apart. So that was crazy. That was so tiring!"