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Hey, what's up everybody? New vibes today. Yeah, we do have some new vibes. Yes, if you guys,

well, I'm sure a lot of you noticed we have a new intro song today. I'm sure some of

you are a little sad. Yeah, I'm sure, but I'm sure a lot of you are also relieved. Like

me. It's the end of an era here on Mile Higher. It is the start of a new chapter. I mean,

it's about time. Let's be honest, dubstep was out like 10 years ago. Let's be honest,

people that have actually seen every episode know that I talked major shit about that song

in the first episode we played it in. It was supposed to be a temporary thing while we

got one made. No. And then we tried to get some made. We never liked how they turned out

and then we got fresh and just kind of gave up. And I think part of it is because it's

really loud, right? It's really kind of annoying. It is. I'm sure it like scares some of you

that it comes on or you're watching some other video that all of a sudden the mile higher

episode plays. It's like, I think some people are going to miss it.

I'm like, yeah, like someone commented like a week or two ago that was just like, please

change your intro song. I was like, dude, I feel you. And I think we forget sometimes

what even have that because we don't play it in the studio. Janelle adds it in post. So

we don't hear it ever. I was going to say, I don't forget about it. My laptop speakers

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