THE JLS EXPERIENCE | LIVING AS A PRODIGY (JULIUS, JAMIE-LEIGH & JUSTIN LEE SCHULTZ)

There is no doubt that South Africa has talent, but musicians Jamie-Leigh and Justin Lee, kids of musician Julius Schultz are some of the best (unbiased experience).

In this episode of In Your Feels with The Unc, we hear from true prodigies about finding their groove, being rejected in their country of birth and booming in the United States of America.

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[napomochekoane]

I think this is the most fulfilling interview ive seen about these guys. This story makes everything so relatable. This family is so complete. Most importantly being grounded in God. I am so happy. Big ups to you guys Awe. 😅

I always thought that there are people out there who are made for the Glory of God. You fam are definitely made for this.

[RichardWilliams-sllj]

Hi guys that concert of Julius certainly one of the best concerts I've seen locally Allou April told me about Julius proud South African his kids amazing I always watch on YouTube love you guys amazing family amazing talent Richard Williams Cape Town

[saintrush]

This was a really great show! Thank you guys so much for the experience. A big shout out to Ps Les as well on how well you held down the show. It really felt like a chat at home.

[carterpaul]

Justin is my fav muso on the planet man

[saintrush]

I think its just really hard for the South African music industry. It's such a "who you know" type of situation that makes it so demotivating cos it becomes so hard to "make it" just as a musician. It's a lil easier when you play for a celebrity or something.

[theonecalledvino]

Jamie is gonna be a Berklee student... Dangerous!!

[digitalxtremetelevision]

This is so sad. When the father is so jealous of his son's success and popularity that he has to control his son's career and make an interview about himself while putting his famous son in the background because he's still a minor.

Julius doesn't want to support Justin's career 100%. He wants Justin's career and success to include himself and his daughter who is an average drummer.

Wait until Justin turns 18. He will decide his own musical fate and his family may not be apart of it.