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NEW YORK CITY — In Brooke Walker's one-on-one interview with Jimmy Fallon, he talks about his gift for spreading positivity, how he appeals to many types of audiences, and how he stays grounded in his success.
"We're secretly doing an old school variety show, kind of," Fallon said of his mass appeal. "We sing, we dance, we do sketches."
Fallon said he believes that positivity rubs off on people and spreads, and being positive is something he's always done and will continue to do.
"I've always been happy, I've always been smiling. I remember one of my report cards as a kid, the teacher told my mom ‘Jimmy smiles too much' … which is clearly what I never stopped doing."
For the full interview, click on the video above.
