Len

As

Len says, don't steal my sunshine.

I don't want you to

steal my sunshine.

We're pitting against each other.

Blue by Eiffel 65 versus Steal My Sunshine by Len.

Oh, fuck.

Okay.

I think the fact that Blue is so European means that it's easy to let the cringe wash over you.

If someone does steal my sunshine at karaoke, it makes me want to put a shotgun in my mouth and then fire it with my toe.

And the two singers from Len are kind of like gyrating near each other, but they're brother and sister.

And

We'll end with a dedication.

This is Steal My Sunshine by Len.

And it says, it's from Chris in London.

Can you please play Steal My Sunshine by Len for all the happily single people out there? We'll have this.

Then I'm pulling out my big guns.

You have been warned.

There we go, that's Get On Your Boots by U2 and Steal My Sunshine as requested by Len.

Not requested by Len, as requested, comma, semicolon, dash, inverted commas, by Len.

No.

Len? Oh, I was gonna say Steal My Sunshine.

Oh, yeah.

That was big.

But again-

Are they, like, Canadian?

Yeah, Len's Canadian.

Oh.

... uh, we gotta get, I think it's Fat Boy Slim has a song on there.

Uh, Len, you know the k- the people who sang, uh, uh, Steal My Sunshine?

Yeah.

Uh, they have an al-

Yes

... going up against Steal My Sunshine by Len.

Ooh.

I, I love Steal My Sunshine.

[laughs]

All right.

I still gotta go with, uh, with Len, Steal My Sunshine.

It's still offensive.

So one, and I think this is so interesting.

Y- y'all have, since you're, hopefully you're watching this on YouTube, you can go YouTube this right now, but the song was inspired by Steal My Sunshine, which is, like, this song by a band called Len-

Great song

... that had w- one song, and this was their one hit, and, but it's a great song.

So such an interesting story, and it became a- another significant hit for them.

They, you know, still play it all the time at their concerts, and it's become, you know, kind of a standard.

So that was a song, the whole story of it was so interesting to me, starting with Steal My Sunshine by Len, and ending with the bass part being replaced by a studio guy without Adam knowing.

The whole story just became so interesting to me that I started to listen to the song and listen to it in a different way, and now I'm like, oh, that's actually a pretty great song.