yeah.

seeing the viral charts, whatever, whatever.

The fun fact about that song, though, was that song wasn't supposed to be the single.

Tunji was able to lock down the beat, and it wasn't gonna be the single.

It was just one of those songs that we liked, and Link was like, because he saw the vision of what he wanted his album to be, at what cost was about it was a love letter to dc it was a whole album that was really based on like how to be how to explain dc culture the go-go culture and everything about that in in regards to black music in american culture in dc so to have a single with three artists from dc he wanted to be the first single we were like oh it's a good song just put it out type of thing And, you know, when it came out, like I told you before, you know, it came out a little bit sparklier than any of his other records prior to that.

You know, we still weren't like, that's the single, you know, because it came out well.

Don't get twisted.

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