fun.

But I, I do really like that album.

And then Some Nights by Fun.

If Florence didn't win this-

Fun lost to Kelly Clarkson?

Yes.

Does that make any fucking sense? Fun, who they won Best New Artist and like Song of the Year that year.

I have no idea why Kelly Clarkson won.

To me, Kelly Clarkson is like fifth place in this lineup.

First up is Rather Be by Clean Bandit and Jess Glein.

And then We Are Young by Fun John Lee Moranoya.

Chanel.

Chanel.

Yes.

He's going from Diet Coke Remix into We Are Young by Fun.

The songs are all over the place.

We knew that.

There was an entire table of old people, and I don't know if that was because they were dressed for old people as a bachelorette or they were dressed because of the old people party.

Oh, yeah.

Funny.

People were there to have a good time.

There was another song that I tried to use for that movie as well.

And it was called We Are Young by Fun.

Of course.

That's a

If you don't know who that is, by the way, he's recorded the biggest albums of the last 10 years.

I'm talking every Taylor Swift album, all of it.

Type in and see if he was in the band Fun.

If he was, holy shit, dude.

What also sucks is earlier that day, the two even hosted a wrestling seminar before the show.

And just on a performance level, he was also a guitarist for his band.

I don't know.

I think it was Every Time I Die, right?

Is that the band? Every Time I Die, it's just...

I don't know that band.

Just what

a name.

When, when I first came across Pentatonix very early on in their, their time on the internet, um, I saw...

I think the first video I saw of theirs was, uh, a song called We Are Young by Fun.

Very early on.

And they were sat around one microphone like this, the five of them on a sofa around one microphone, and I just-- It really took me working my ears to pinpoint some of the, uh...

We started with two vocal arrangements, um, that we workshopped and created a, uh, we, we filmed a beautifully shot promo video, um, or two promo videos, one for each arrangement.

Um, and if people go digging through the Choir of Man YouTube channel, you will be able to find them.

These were, these would've been from 2016, and it was Hello by Adele and Some Nights by Fun.

And these two numbers are still in the show today, uh, in a slightly different version.

Today, we're going to tell the story of Fueled by Ramen, a record label that started with absolutely no money, that grew into being one of the most influential record labels of our generation.

They had bands like Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Panic at the Disco, 21 Pilots, Fun.

It was an unbelievable record label, or is an unbelievable record label.

It was started by an 18-year-old that is now the head of Interscope Records.

we really just think people will be interested in.

so I think let's just go straight into how it started who started it and where did the money come from

so just to give context to this episode instead of going through all the releases because obviously Fuelbar Armin has been going for a long time now they've put out a lot of a lot of albums signed a lot of bands to just make it a bit more concise cherry pick kind of the big moments we've got stories from Paramore Fall Out Boy Twenty One Pilots Fun and Jimmy Eat World Jimmy Eat World we'll get onto in a second but That's going to be kind of the trajectory of the episode.

And that leads up until, I think it's 2012, where John Janik, who I'll mention in a second again, who starts the label, actually leaves the label.

Call Me Maybe, Carly Rae Jepsen.

We Are Young, Fun.

Payphone Maroon 5, Lights, Ellie Goulding, Glad You Came, The Wanted, Stronger, Kelly Clarkson, We Found Love, Rihanna, Starships, Nicki Minaj, and What Makes You Beautiful, One Direction.

We are getting into the One Direction phase.

Fucking love Gotye.

Um, or "We Are Young" by Fun.

We are young.

Gotye.

I fucking agree.

I'm guessing everyone agrees there

thereFun's gone.

No fun