What does that shift mean to you personally?

Uh, it's just really cool.

I feel like, you know, as a, as a creator, it's really given me another, like...

So when my, when I had my big viral moment and everything just kind of went haywire, I, uh, signed this publishing deal at Sony Music Publishing, and I started to really write songs like every day, not just, you know, when the inspiration hit.

Or when I first moved into Nashville, I was just, you know, meeting people and trying to book my own writes and stuff.

But when I signed a piece of paper that was like, "Hey, you're gonna write songs for us for a living," I really started writing every single day and having to force the creativity.

And do, and in doing that, I wrote a lot of like serious songs because, you know, you can't just write a funny song every day 'cause you're not in a funny mood every day.

Can, can you walk us through the track? Does it have to do, um, with the, uh, treatment facility that you entered when you were young, maybe?