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The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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Jeremiah McKinney, Media Team
February 26, 2026
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The quiet details impact people beyond what they realize. A glance across a room, a quick text and a door held open can shift an entire day. The little things that seem ordinary at first linger in memory long after the rest fades away. Attention, timing and intention quietly shape how those moments settle in.

 
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Jeremiah McKinney
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Jeremiah McKinney, a junior at NC, is a brand new recruit to the Media Team for The Chant! Jeremiah is always on the move; if he is not working, he is either exploring the outdoors or scouting for the perfect photo angle. He has a love for shopping and talking to his friends. For those looking for someone who can turn a casual conversation into a full adventure, Jeremiah is the guy to go to! He is always capturing moments through his camera lens, but when he is not snapping pictures or adding to his collection of clothes, he is found with the NC’s marching band, where he spends most of his time. He is just as passionate about music as he is about the people he loves. Jeremiah is always looking for fun, and he brings energy, creativity and a lot of personality to everything he does. He’s excited to bring that same vibe to The Chant this year! Find him on Instagram @jeremiahisnothere
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