Fuse

flick.

Those two and 8 Mile, because 8 Mile's on, like, Fuse TV every day.

It is.

And so I'm just like, oh, my God, 8 Mile's on.

Mm-hmm.

Um, I believe Zach's referenced it in previous episodes because it was part of his Fuse TV-

Yes

... era.

Like, and I'm sure there was, like, a demand for it, right?

Mm-hmm.

Like, I mean you yourself were like, "This is my new favorite band and, and how do I find out more about them? Oh, good, they're playing a, they're playing a two-hour thing on Fuse with all the information about them." But I mean Not only did it have, like, literally every single statement that was made-

Mm-hmm

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Yeah, the letter N. Um, they would always show, um, Pressure.

Oh, okay.

And then also on Fuse, which I also would watch, uh, because, like, they would be like, "It's the Steven's Untitled Rock Show," and he'd be at Warped Tour, and it's just, like, some dude with a faux hawk being like, "Hey, Census Fail, what up?" And they're like, "Hey, man, what up?" I'm like, "Cool," like, "this rocks." Um, but uh, I always would just see, like, the video for Pressure.

I'm like, "Oh, this kinda rocks," like this is like, it feels like a, a vibe.

Now, these were local guys, local hardcore from the early 2000s, so a lot of people might not know about them.

But they did have a music video on Fuse TV and MTV2 back in the day.

And that's how I actually heard about them, was on Fuse and MTV2.

But this is just [laughs] straightforward metalcore of that era.

Or I, let me take a year and see what I can do on my own.

And so I got a job where I was writing videos for the music, uh, company Fuse.

Okay.

Yeah.

Like, and I-

I almost got a job at Fuse too when I first DM'd.

They were giving them out, girl.

Yeah.

And, um, yeah.

I don't wanna hog too much right there, but, uh, m- loved it since about, it hadn't b- hadn't been out quite a year yet because it was the music video to Helena that came out that was on loop on Fuse all the time that made me fully go, "Whoa, this is amazing.

That song's amazing.

I love his voice." Um, I had maybe seen I'm Not Okay prior to that, but that was the one.

So by the time Ghost of You comes out at the end of the summer, I'm watching the making-of video-

Mm-hmm

... um, also on Fuse.

So, uh, yeah, I wish I could say I went out and bought it day of, but I didn't.

And I don't think it was on a channel I had access to when it was on, so I was like, "This show's amazing." [laughs]

We watched it on Fuse.

My dad-

Mm

... my dad just started watching it 'cause he was like, "Yeah, your brother was showing me that it was the guy who did Weapons and Barbarian." I was like, "Did you not know that?" And he's like, "No, I've never seen that." I was like, "Dad, I was watching The Whitest Kids U Know when I was in high school on Fuse."

Yeah.

"Oh, I don't remember that." I was like, "Well, I was," so-

I don't think we had Fuse