Ryan Russell

I got to narrow this down.

I think it's Ryan Russell.

Could be.

We got Ryan Russell coming up here.

We had James Wright come in at $2.00. Just on the grind, supervisor in charge.

Yeah, he's over there supervising your farm for you.

The key points you made there, I feel, were kind of exactly what I was going to say with this album, where it's interesting that, of all people, Diddy made that advice.

He clearly took it wholesale and mixed that uh mix that other side uh in with his you know typical energetic you know at times aggressive uh uh rhyme flow yeah stuff here for i think good examples from you know going from one side to the other is uh is a Ryan Russell getting rowdy with Mystical, but then there's also What's It Gonna Be with Janet Jackson, and those two tracks could not be more different.

And yeah, that kind of becomes the case for a lot of these albums afterwards, where he really just balances... balances the two extremes of, you know, those examples of those two song, uh, musical examples and kind of just sits, you know, somewhere in the middle, uh, uh, in, in, in on average, uh, throughout an album and kind of just balances the two, um, you know, continues on with that, you know, kind of, uh, horror core nearly, um, uh, I guess, uh, theme, you know, extinction level event, like it's, you know, it's, uh, Even the album cover, you know, it's very poignant, I should say, considering where AI is going these days.

But yeah, the theme keeps the theme up for the majority of the album, you know, the title track, signature level event is very, very cinematic.