Yeah.

All right.

Cool.

And, play it.

I remember I, I drove overnight.

It was from, uh, Detroit to Cleveland.

And I remember, uh, everybody was asleep.

It's like 20 years ago now.

[laughs]

Vin, I, I wanna just touch base on this, uh, going back to what you previously said.

You were talking about, you know, different jetpacks and everything, and, like, how it has to, you know...

My, like, I don't know, I don't know if labels and heads of labels are as committed now.

If you're a band and, say, something doesn't hit, do you think labels are willing to work with that artist as much as they would have in the past? Or ar- are they willing to adapt as much now, uh, to do what's necessary? Or is it kind of just like, "Hey, you might have your one chance, and then if that doesn't rip on TikTok," whatever the, the marketing plan might be, you are screwed now.

From a, just a label, I, I don't know if labels have the answer, but are they willing to work for it and adapt in this digital-minded age, do you think? Depends how much they paid you to be on a label, I guess.

You know, the, the recoup is always a, a question.

Give us something that will go viral, bro.