Hit the Wall

I don't

know if this is some weird sort of omen, but we're about to go into Hit the Wall by Gracie Abrams.

Yikes.

Oh.

They're taking a very big risk in order to achieve something.

The next song we're gonna talk about is Hit the Wall by Gracie Abrams.

This song is very popular, but the idiom in real life is used to talk about when we reach a point where we just cannot continue.

You

a wall.

You have hit a wall.

When I ran a half marathon, I hit the wall at 10 miles.

So I had to run 13 miles, but at 10 miles, I really hit the wall, meaning I felt like I almost couldn't go any longer.

They're taking a very big risk in order to achieve something.

The next song we're gonna talk about is Hit the Wall by Gracie Abrams.

This song is very popular, but the idiom in real life is used to talk about when we reach a point where we just cannot continue.

You have hit a wall.

You have hit a wall.

When I ran a half-marathon, I hit the wall at 10 miles.

So I had to run 13 miles, but at 10 miles, I really hit the wall, meaning I felt like I almost couldn't go any longer.

Luckily, I drank some Gatorade and I just kept going.

Well, first of all, they don't play anything from the EDM category, nothing dance, and there's a lot of songs in country if you wanna go and incorporate that into the mainstream as well, and there's more than enough that you get out of R&B and hip-hop, but they don't wanna play those records either.

You had songs from Gracie Abrams, Hit The Wall and Sommer's My Body Isn't Ready overstaying their welcome.

Yeah, the songs don't have that kind of staying power right now, so Sommer's had great songs beforehand, but, you know, right now, My Body Isn't Ready is not, not there to stay around.

It's a song that you can get tired of pretty quickly, and it drops off.

Eight weeks on the chart.

83, Hit the Wall, Gracie Abrams.

82, Duet, Boa.

And 81, Baby Doll, Jamie Miller.

with Paul Wiege and Sahara.

If I was hot as a monster, BT-995, that was Hit the Wall from Gracie Abrams.

On top was a song from Teddy Swims and Mr. Know-It-All.

Good morning, Big Monster City.