SirDavis

Like she just looks fantastic.

fucking incredible and she says in this or talking about sacred and just the success of it and why she thinks it does so well she said i had a vision of building something that would solve real problems and perform so incredibly that even people who can't stand my music would still use sacred because it works and it's true i mean sacred has really become a huge staple in the hair care community i mean especially considering you know black hair care is very specific and you can't just put anything on certain hair textures and you know curl patterns you need very specific products so I think Beyonce is the perfect person to launch a hair care product but she has products for everybody and men are using her hair drops because they work so well and every you know there's something for everybody to use in sacred which I think is why it does so well and it's interesting thinking about Beyonce and her her past business endeavors because of course sacred does well sir davis won all these awards i don't know how it does like commercially i don't know how it sells but i mean i went to that tasting last year i had one little sample cocktail and you guys trust like it takes a lot for me to get buzzed i was buzzed off just a few sips of sir davis so the product is great But if you look back at Beyonce's portfolio of businesses, though culturally relevant, they haven't always packed as much of a financial punch as one might hope a business would.

I mean, House of Darion back in 2006, it was huge and it definitely made an impact, like I said, culturally, but it wasn't like the most successful business ever.

And then, of course, more recently, we had Ivy Park, which very culturally relevant and was very, you know, of the moment.

I don't have it.

But, um, Beyoncé, I think she, she kind of, like, brings her brand into whatever she does, and I think we've seen that over the last three years, especially with Sir Davis, Sacred, um, the Levi's campaign through Renaissance and Cowboy Carter.

So it's been really exciting to see how when she pops up, pops out, the culture kind of rallies most, unless...

Yeah, rallies behind her and, like, at least supports it and sees what she's doing.

All right.

What do we have here? All right, we are debating between, in no particular order, the Bacta 1928 Rye Whiskey, which was the winner from last year, and Sir Davis, the Beyonce Whiskey.

It's number one's the Bacta.

I'm 100% sure.

That is, Nathan, very good.

I got it.

However, when we had the same competition the very first week, In January of this year, when we kicked this off, these two went against each other, and Nathan chose the Sir Davis.

Yes, I remember him liking the Beyonce whiskey.