Chase Morton
Fact title | Fact data |
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Team |
Boy George
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Age |
30
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Hometown |
Northampton
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Genre |
Soul
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Musical inspirations |
Jimmy Hendrix, D'Angelo, Stevie Wonder, Boy George
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Get to know Chase
Chase has won multiple titles for World Kickboxing and Karate, known as ‘the singing martial artist’. He even sings his own song at the start of a fight to psyche himself up as he’s approaching the cage. With this, he approached his Blind Audition as a fight to get the Coaches to turn.
His cousin MC Trigga is a drum and bass DJ so music is certainly in the family.
His soulful performance of ‘If You Want Me To Stay’ by Sly & The Family Stone impressed Boy George before he even hit the chorus, landing him that all important team spot.
Chase's selfie
Quick fire with Chase
What pop star’s poster would you hang on your wall right now? “Boy George! Or D’Angelo”
If you could have witnessed any music event in history what would it be? “Woodstock”
What song do you like to sing in the shower? “Fly Away by Lenny Kravitz”
You’re headlining Wembley! What would you have on your rider? “Munchies, basketball hoop, boxing bag, musical instruments, decks, massive speakers".
What famous person do people say you most resemble? “D’Angelo”
What is the best prank you have ever pulled? "I put a fake snake in my nans bed cos shes petrified of them! Hilarious!"
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