Hey, Jeff. Hey, Eric. How are you? I'm pretty good. How are you? Doing well, thank you. Two weeks from tomorrow. Two

weeks from tomorrow, what's going down? We are blowing the con shell. We are assembling all of the

Avengers. Everybody from all corners of the globe, we are getting a bunch of people, all the power

players from Rockefeller Records, to come together for a once

in a lifetime opportunity at Highline Ballroom here in New York City. It's a celebration of

Rockefeller Records. So if you're like us, if you're somebody who grew up loving Memphis

Bleak Records and Beanie Siegel Records, If you did the Dame Dash bottlewobble,

diplomats, and state property, if you are a lurker or a commenter on Kanye Titha,

you wanted a Rockefeller chain. If you threw the diamond up, if you loved Jay-Z's music,

if you loved Christian's music, if you still loved Jay-Z's music, if you loved Christian's music, if you still

love Jay-Z's music, this is an event you want to be at. You know, it's funny, I saw today that

somebody commented on one of our Instagram posts and added Elliot Wilson and asked if he gave

permission.

And no, he did not give his permission.

But who are we?

We're like the underdogs who have taken over Highline and we are bringing not just like one guest, but we're bringing at this point seven or eight different guests. I mean, let's go over it. We have Lenny S. Right. We have Just Blaze. Right. Young guru. Freeway. Shaka Pilgrim, who's the president of Rock Nation. She was there from the beginning of Rockefeller Records. Emery Jones. Who was there really from the beginning?

Who am I missing?

Oh, hip-hop.

Hip-hop.

We just announced that Kiyombo Joshua, also known as hip-hop, who we talked about a bunch

of times in this podcast.

Yeah.

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