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This is Triviality.

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Neil's like getting too big for his bridges with these books on the game show.

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On the internet, where I live.

Yes.

I wanted to rant a little bit today, but I can save it.

It's kind of boy band related, but I'll give you 60 seconds of it.

So Joshua Charles Chazet, also known as J.C. Chazet from NSYNC.

As you call him. As we call him, he is releasing a concept album that looks really cool called Playing with Fire. It's based on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. It's going to be like a new musical for Broadway. No, it's not. Okay. It's true. And the music sounds cool. Now, what I'll say is, you know, most people will say, oh, you know, J.C. is the best singer, which, you know, yes, he, you know, vocals, you know, just by itself, he's, he's the most talented singer, but they have two great singers and then sync. That's why they're the greatest or whatever. But the rant here is all the comments about his new concept album are. They let J.C. not be as famous as the other guy. And J.C. deserved a better career and blah, blah, blah, blah. I bought his solo album schizophrenic. They didn't buy his solo album. So underperformed. So all these fans saying, like, J.C. deserved a better career. You could have bought his weird album that he released. Also, he's doing fine. He's doing fine. But I'm saying... Let's not feel bad for him. But all I'll say is, you know, it was a weird album. If you want to feel bad for anybody, feel bad for us. Yeah, exactly. So all I'm saying is, like, he had a weird album. Probably wasn't great to have a solo album, be very weird like he had. But you got to support big swings by artists, right? You have to... When did this weird album come out? This was like right around Justin's album, around 2003, 2004.

So Justin, yeah. If he had. you have to. When did this weird album come out? This was like right around Justin's album, around like

2003, 2004. So Justin, yeah. If he had Timbaland produce it, it would have been, that's true. But yeah, so don't blame, don't blame J.C.'s career, you know, on other people. You guys didn't buy the album. So there you go. I did though. All right, there's a little rant to start us off today. yeah there you go should we get to business let's get to business while I cool off here in the corner

all right so we have some great guests here today. And to make up our own super group of pop stars, we have some great guests. Matt obviously is here over the internet too. Thanks for being here. Matt, you're our Lance Bass, I think, today. So thank you. Oh, you can send me to space. Yeah, we're going to send you to space. But we have some

wonderful guests. Our first guest here has been on the show before. We always love having him. He's currently in Nashville right now, kind of traveling around a little bit. Savage Superstar on Patreon. Dean Bretton, how are you, Dean? Hello people. I'm doing pretty well. Thank you. Thanks for having me again. This is going to be fun.

Yeah, we can't wait to get going with you here. Tell us a little bit about yourself for the folks at home.

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