Welcome to The Wallet Show Aftercast, all the stuff we did not get to during the course of the show today, including we were just talking about Forrest Frank. We did a little stuff on Forrest Frank today. If you've listened to regular podcast, you might have heard the song about him breaking his back or his vertebrae cracking him a little bit. And hopefully he didn't find that insensitive, but I'm dealing with Betty on it on a side level.

Like, I don't know if you should write that stuff anymore, Rock.

What?

I never said that.

I don't know.

Like, if somebody hasn't heard it yet and they go and they are offended, I want them to be mad at you, not me. Oh, got it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

So, anyhow, but we were talking about Forest Frank and how, like, he's got a new song we're playing with him and Thomas read the country singer.

And it's like a minute 55.

Like... Anywho, but we were talking about Forest Frank and how, like, he's got a new song we're playing with him and Thomas read the country singer, and it's like a minute 55.

Like, does that count as a song?

No.

Honestly.

It's a jingle.

It's a great point, rock.

That is a good way to put it.

Yeah, matching that versus any casting crown song that's four and a half is fascinating.

And I wonder, I wonder what other people in the industry think of when they look at the music that

he's making and say, okay, do they look at it and say, man, that's so short, like, that's

not as much work as our songs.

That's the thing, like, because I look at it and I go, okay, there are people that craft

these songs and get them all, you know, like take time to build it and stuff like that. So basically, you can AI a drum loop of things that's kind of Forrest Frankie. And then if you're only having to write a verse, a chorus, what they call a middle eight and a chorus, you're good. You're done. I mean, it's like you have spent no time, like, lyrically on it, and lyrics are important, especially in Christian music. Well, and, you know, the one thing that we commented on today was him making a video about or making a song about, like, God's got my back while he's in his bed. And you kind of watch him do it in real time. Maybe it took, it's a one-minute video, so it took him a little longer than, obviously. But there's a world where I could see him doing all that, recording it, and it being up to, maybe, maybe up to par for what he would actually put on an album in that day. Oh,, I mean it's crazy. I will say that for Forrest, what I love is that he gets to the point in the songs. That's true. I don't always care for 30 seconds of... Oh yeah, you don't need long intros anymore. And then you can take a second to actually get to what the song's all about like he gets into it

i love that people will send me music all the time be like hey what do you think of this and like

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