Emilio Rojas

Um, similar, same vein as Sublime as Slightly Stoopid, kinda reggae, punk rock, hip-hop type band.

They just did a collab song with Wiz Khalifa, who you likely know is a rapper, and G Love and the Special Sauce, who's kind of in the same vein as Slightly Stoopid, a little more folk and funky than reggae.

But, um, yeah, I mean, just good vibe music.

This one's called Backseat Driving.

Saosin's a little more, um, I guess just, like, rock, if you will, and then Chiodos is definitely a little bit heavier, kinda hardcore rock.

So we'll start with...

You know what's funny is, if you've been watching this show for a while or listening to this show, I played Chiodos way back when in the early episodes where we were going over the case that they were using hip-hop lyrics to indict rappers and stuff like that, and I played a Chiodos song and a couple other, you know, rock songs that have pretty disturbing or sadistic lyrics, and Chiodos was one of those bands.

But this new song that they have, what was it called? It's definitely everything I remembered from high school, you know, even actually a little heavier, I think, believe it or not, but still good nonetheless.