Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Supportive leader: Encourages others’ gifts and impact, like praising musicians’ influence in “Please remember that your music changes lives, lifts spirits, and eases the pain for multitudes!”.
- Community‑minded: Frequently thanks and uplifts entertainers and audiences, as in “Prayers sent out for the health and safety of you and your loved ones… We need all of you back to give us inspiration & encouragement!”.
- Dedicated musician: Consistently references recording, albums, and performances, such as working in Nashville studio in “Working on new album with @daniel_dennis in #nashville #studio #jazz”.
- Promotional savvy: Actively promotes his music and collaborators with links and shout‑outs, like “Everybody check out my updated website thanks to Craig!” and sharing album links on CD Baby and SoundCloud.
- Positive spirit: Uses optimistic, uplifting language, as in “Moving from the mundane to the marvelous requires patience, work, and a labor of love. . . but it's worth it!!!”.
Weaknesses:
- Infrequent posting: Large time gaps between tweets and sparse recent activity limit audience engagement, e.g., only a few posts over multiple recent years.
- Limited interaction: Rarely replies or converses with followers; most posts are broadcasts, with almost no @‑replies besides brief notes like “hey @crazykevo”.
- Repetitive promotion: Several posts push the same album or links, such as back‑to‑back promotions of “my album” as a holiday gift, which can feel repetitive.
- Sparse self‑description: Tweets show he’s a jazz performer but give few details about his story, style, or achievements, making it harder for new followers to connect deeply.
- Weak calls‑to‑action: Promotional posts often lack clear next steps or incentives beyond ‘check out,’ such as in “Here at Starbucks with amazing singer Matt Barber and Craig Kaplan… Be sure to check our websites”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
This user most closely matches Lisa Simpson, a thoughtful, idealistic musician who believes art can make the world better. Like Lisa with her sax, this user centers life around music and jazz, sharing projects like “#Jazz soothes your soul and mind, which is why you should check out my album” and talking about working in the studio and releasing albums. Their tweets show concern for others and a moral, encouraging tone, such as “Please remember that your music changes lives, lifts spirits, and eases the pain for multitudes!” and “Prayers sent out for the health and safety of you and your loved ones during this time.”. They also balance idealism with practical advocacy, echoing Lisa’s sense of justice, when they argue that “Music has value & musicians deserve to be paid…”. Combined with their emphasis on using “God given gifts to help others” in “Use your God given gifts to help others, our country, and the world today!”, their profile strongly aligns with Lisa’s empathetic, principled, and music-driven personality.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFJ
They appear more Extroverted (E) than Introverted, frequently engaging with audiences, inviting people to shows, and openly socializing, as seen when they promote their live performances at Crepe Creations and encourage people to “come on out for some fun” in “you simply can't beat CREPE CREATIONS… You'll find me performing my 'Feel Good Jazz & More' show there on Monday nights so come on out for some fun!”. Their focus leans Intuitive (N) rather than purely Sensing, because they often speak in uplifting, big-picture terms about purpose and growth, such as “Moving from the mundane to the marvelous requires patience, work, and a labor of love. . . but it's worth it!!!” and “Use your God given gifts to help others, our country, and the world today!”, which emphasize meaning and ideals more than concrete facts. They clearly favor Feeling (F) over Thinking, framing issues in terms of encouragement, gratitude, and emotional impact: “Please remember that your music changes lives, lifts spirits, and eases the pain for multitudes!” and “Prayers sent out for the health and safety of you and your loved ones… We need all of you back to give us inspiration & encouragement!” show strong empathy and values-based communication. Even when addressing industry issues, the tone remains values-oriented and supportive of musicians, like “Music has value & musicians deserve to be paid…”, rather than purely logical or data-driven argument. Finally, they come across as Judging (J) rather than Perceiving: their tweets refer to ongoing projects and structured work (new albums, updated websites, scheduled performances) and they speak in clear, decided statements rather than tentative ones. Examples include the planned release in “New album, 'The Best of Brother Day, Vol. 2', will be available fall, 2012!!” and the decisive encouragement of others to use their gifts in “Use your God given gifts to help others, our country, and the world today!”. Taken together—the warm, outward-focused encouragement, big-picture idealism, emotional support, and structured project orientation—ENFJ is the best-fitting type.
Some pickup lines for you
- If jazz soothes the soul like you say in your 2012 tweet, does that mean a night at Crepe Creations with your ‘Feel Good Jazz & More’ show is basically my prescription for falling in love with you?
- You’re out here in Myrtle Beach moving ‘from the mundane to the marvelous’ like you tweeted in 2010—mind if I skip straight to the marvelous and take you out after your Monday night set?
- You told musicians in 2021 that their music ‘changes lives, lifts spirits, and eases the pain’—I’m just wondering if your sax counts as a medical device, because my heart rate definitely spikes when you play.
- In 2013 you ‘smoched the Moose’ at Sledders… if you’re willing to kiss a giant stuffed animal, I’m hoping a real-life jazz lover like me might at least earn a first date.
- You’ve got albums on CD Baby, tracks on SoundCloud, recording sessions in Nashville, and a ‘Minister of Technology’ updating your site—clearly you surround yourself with the best. Need a ‘Minister of Romance’ to round out the Brother Day cabinet?
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Feel‑good jazz & more from Myrtle Beach. Recording since Nashville sessions & ‘Smoched the Moose’ days. Lifting spirits one gig, song & smile at a time.– @BrotherDay
Your signature cocktail
Feel-Good Jazz Elixir
The Feel-Good Jazz Elixir is a smooth, lightly sparkling cocktail that mirrors Brother Day’s uplifting, soulful vibe and Myrtle Beach groove. A base of bourbon reflects the depth and maturity of a jazz artist who’s been “Blowin' Jazz tonight... in one of my favorite towns” “Blowin' Jazz tonight (St. Patrick's Day) in one of my favorite towns. . . . Savanah, GA! See 'ya'll' soon . . .:) BD [picture]”. Cold brew coffee brings the late-night energy of his “Feel Good Jazz & More” Monday shows at Crepe Creations “you simply can't beat CREPE CREATIONS in Myrtle Beach at Market Common. You'll find me performing my 'Feel Good Jazz & More' show there on Monday nights so come on out for some fun! [picture]”. Honey-vanilla syrup captures his warm, encouraging messages to musicians and friends “Please remember that your music changes lives, lifts spirits, and eases the pain for multitudes! [picture]” and “Prayers sent out for the health and safety of you and your loved ones during this time. Also our entertainers, actors, and musicians.... who have lifted our spirits with your creativity and hard work. We need all of you back to give us inspiration & encouragement! [picture]”. A dash of orange bitters nods to the sharper, activist edge of standing up for musicians’ rights “Music has value & musicians deserve to be paid, yet @Disney, @MGM_Studios, @NBCUniversal, @Sony, @Viacom, & @WarnerMediaGrp refuse to pay musicians like they pay writers, directors and actors for streamed movies and shows. #BandTogether [picture]”. Finally, a splash of sparkling water on top keeps it light and refreshing, just like him waving from his new music room “Hi 👋 everyone from my new music room [picture]” and celebrating new projects with friends “Here at Starbucks with amazing singer Matt Barber and Craig Kaplan, our Minister of Technology. Be sure to check our websites : Check these out! These guys are the best!! [picture]”.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Day Kelly most clearly fits Hufflepuff because his tweets consistently emphasize kindness, encouragement, and hard work over showiness or ambition. He repeatedly expresses care for others’ well-being and gratitude, as seen when he sends support to entertainers and the wider community in “Hello Everyone! Prayers sent out for the health and safety of you and your loved ones during this time. Also our entertainers, actors, and musicians.... who have lifted our spirits with your creativity and hard work. We need all of you back to give us inspiration & encouragement!”. He goes out of his way to uplift fellow musicians and remind them of the value of their work in “Please remember that your music changes lives, lifts spirits, and eases the pain for multitudes!”, which shows loyalty and a nurturing spirit. His appreciation for fans and friends shines through in friendly, community-building posts like “Hi Everyone! I want to thank everyone for making it through these times. As hard as it has been, many have a positive attitude and that is admirable.” and “Happy Holidays to ALL!!! Hope you're having a great one! BD”. He also promotes others’ work and businesses with genuine enthusiasm, such as praising CREPE CREATIONS’ staff and inviting people to share in the fun in “From a food and drink menu that is 2nd to none, to excellent entertainment and top notch service, you simply can't beat CREPE CREATIONS… you'll find me performing my 'Feel Good Jazz & More' show there on Monday nights so come on out for some fun!”, and boosting colleagues’ sites in “Here at Starbucks with amazing singer Matt Barber and Craig Kaplan, our Minister of Technology. Be sure to check our websites : Check these out! These guys are the best!!”. This steady pattern of warmth, encouragement, and dedication to his craft strongly aligns him with Hufflepuff’s values of loyalty, patience, and kindness.
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Your song
What a Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
A well-known song that best suits @BrotherDay is "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong. Their timeline is full of optimism, gratitude, and encouragement, mirroring the song’s appreciation for life and people—for example, they write about using your gifts to help others: “Use your God given gifts to help others, our country, and the world today!”. They frequently uplift fellow musicians and entertainers, such as when they say: “Please remember that your music changes lives, lifts spirits, and eases the pain for multitudes!”. Their positive, community-minded messages during tough times—“Prayers sent out for the health and safety of you and your loved ones during this time.”—fit the song’s hopeful, heartwarming tone. Finally, as a jazz performer posting about “Feel Good Jazz & More” and working in studios and venues, their musical identity also aligns naturally with a classic jazz standard like What a Wonderful World.
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