Hello and welcome to everything I got with me, Danny Pellegrino. Wow, what a week.

One week. You guys all throughout the week, I've been getting messages, DMs, texts, everything.

So on the show last week, last Thursday's episode, I mentioned how white women change,

a little bit when they hear, forgot about Dre. And I heard from so many of you who shared your stories.

And I loved it. Some people reached out and said they have other songs that make them go crazy.

Somebody, a woman reached out to me and she said that Alana Myles song, Black Velvet.

She said she completely morphs into a new human being when she hears that song.

She said she just becomes the most sexual human being of all time. And she said I'm a mother of three.

She said but I hear Black Velvet and she said I start withering around on the floor.

I asked if I could say her name and she said no don't tell my name but she said I'm a mother of three,

three young children. And she said I turn into a deaf human being when I hear Black Velvet.

And I get it. I do too. They did a lip sync battle on RuPaul's Drag Race to Black Velvet a long time ago.

And it's one of the best lip syncs they've ever done in RuPaul's Drag Race history. It's so, so good.

But I change when I hear that song too. And speaking of mothers, mothers of three,

I recently rewatched Aaron Brockovich. And first of all, it holds up. It's so good. But rewatching it again,

I saw it from a new perspective. And I used to see it from like this view of wow, this woman so badass.

Look at what she did taking down PG&E and all the, the law stuff. But now rewatching it,

I see that she was also a single mother at the time with no child support, no help from a father.

And it just, it moved me in a different way. So I would encourage everyone to rewatch it.

And I'm just so endlessly impressed by mothers. And I know we have a lot of mothers that listen to the show.

And when I watch it, I was like, oh my god, shout out to all the mothers out there who are doing it because it's the hardest job in the world.

And you know, those of you that work, or even if you don't work, I know how hard it can be.

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