Shaggy

But first, we do need the winner in Who Am I?

Shaggy.

Come on.

Yeah, it is.

We got $100 to Smart and Final.

We also got tickets to the Innings Festival with Shaggy, 5 Seconds of Summer, and Pitbull.

Best Confession wins...

Confess your sins with John Jay and Rick.

Wasn't me.

I'm totally thinking of that song by Shaggy, which I know is terrible, but, you know, like it really wasn't.

And but like it takes the pressure.

The beautiful thing is it actually takes the pressure off of the believer.

And I've seen some really good stuff come out of it.

I forgot what actor said it, but it was like, oh no, Shaggy actually.

Shaggy was like, it's going to force people to be better than what they were giving out because it's going to be able to do the basic stuff.

So now you're not going to be able to just... half-ass your work.

And for a person like me, we might get into it, but I work hard to do things in detail to make sure that everything is covered.

Now the world knows Toronto's worth

talking about.

So funny enough, I was watching a documentary with Shaggy.

that one song.

Listen, who are we opening for? Who plays after us? Shaggy.

You're opening for Shaggy.

They're like, sounds perfect.

Sounds good to me.

Like, wasn't me.

I'm totally thinking of that song by Shaggy, which I know is terrible, but, you know.

Yeah.

Like, it really wasn't.

There is a big atmosphere and I love these big atmosphere games.

And in the buildup to the game after the somber and powerful native singing and drumming for Native Heritage Night, after a long consideration of what would be an appropriate follow-up tune, Merritt Paulson plugs in his iPod into the PA and plumps for Mr. Boombastic by Shaggy.

Mr.

Lover Lover.