But I do want to know, how close is this to the real music industry? Does the show capture the real feel?

Yeah, I mean, it's obviously a different time.

You know, we're depicting a different era.

So it was like way more analog back then, you know, with the cassette tapes and just all the live equipment.

It wasn't no digital plug-ins.

It's just like super live and direct and in your face.

That would be the only difference.

Okay, buddy, when did you decide you wanted to be an actor?

... women sticking up for women.

Empowering the woman as a woman, because her dad is the dude at the label.

And then for her to try to do the deal with DG, I feel like she trying to like, you know, do her big one and show her pops she can like hold her own, and then to have like a homegirl per se.

Wow.

So to, like, make a freestyle moment of magic an actual thing by sneaking over his granny house and recording that record to make it a tangible thing for people to listen to is the passion and the mission.