Eight year old singer, dancer, actor and school anti-gun advocate King Moore sat patiently, awaiting an interview as the youngest guest to ever appear on the 21-year-old late night talk show, “Profiles With Mickey Burns.” King joined the likes of Smokey Robinson, Joan Rivers, Joan Collins, Mary Wells, Dick Cavett, Bill Bradley, George Foreman, Robert Wagner, Adam Ant and many others in a live, face to face conversation with one of the world’s most respected talk show hosts.
Child phenomenon King Moore has become the center of a dazzling world of creativity and unprecedented talent. Destined to sparkle, he has captured YouTube, and all social media platforms with his hit single ABC, his charismatic acting abilities exampling his debut film “Cora Bora”, his national commercial for AT&T and his arena generated concerts. He is also a model and has generated his own clothing line under the umbrella of his KZZ Lifestyle Company. Most recently, he was summoned to Washington DC to join and anti gun campaign for schools across the nation.
Sitting cool, calm and collected he not only answered Mickey’s questions but also turned the tables on the interview and became the host asking his own questions. He then did a second interview for the up and coming late night entertainment project “Soho At Night” with host John “SohoJohnny” Pasquale.
With a personality as multi-faceted as a colorful kaleidoscope, a soulfulness as deep as an ocean and a gift filled with fireworks plunging into the darkness and lighting up the night sky, King has the ability to change the landscape of music and the future of our nation. As King always states “Children are 100 percent our future.”
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