Yung Lean

So-

Well, when you get home, uh, you should turn on Yung Lean.

Oh, yes.

Yes.

Mm-hmm

... 'cause they wanted to prove to everyone.

But, uh, yeah, that was the first I'd heard Yung Lean.

But, uh, I guess he's Swedish.

Like, even just, like, the, um, kind of the transitions and the, like, kinda ad lib that's like, "You are listening to Dogwood Tales," like, in that kind of electronic voice that is actually Jake's wife, Kristen.

But, you know, we were– Kyle and I are huge, like, uh, Yung Lean and Bladee fans.

Um, the record Stranger from 2017 from Yung Lean was a huge influence on, like, in just my head space, like, going into the studio.

I think that there's kinda this underlaying, like, digital, perhaps, like, internet-inspired, like, foundation to the album that we just haven't had.

We, we weren't influenced by as much before, you know? I mean, I'd, I'd always loved...

Video Music Awards.

Yung, Yung Lean, his performance.

So his video was unbelievable, but they replicated the video on stage, and it's, like, him just in a white shirt amongst, like, a sea of guys in, like, dark uniforms.

Mm-hmm.

Mm.

Yung Lean.

Apart from that...

Oh, Wet Leg obviously big as well, but-

My girl just scrolled right past the AI overview.

Yung Lean?

Yung Lean.

So that song's been in my head all week, 'cause it's not my song of the week.

What's the song?

Who, who even sings that song?

Ty Cleveland.

Yung Lean.

That's what I would like to say.

The final performance of the evening was Yung Lean and Generation doing Storm II.

I know everybody gags for this choreography and this music video, but I have to say, this is some white man shit that is just not for me.

It's kind of the same way I felt about Mac Miller, although I liked Mac Miller more.

Surly white men is really not my thing.

I can't.

So congratulations, Yung Lean, I suppose.

Thank you.