So I'm listening to the, I don't even know when that came out, that ghost writer thing

with the Drake in the weekend.

I guess it was yesterday or the day before.

Okay.

I don't know when it came out, but I'm listening to this and I'm realizing this is one of those

kind of benchmark moments.

Like this is kind of one of those chapter marker type things like a Napster moment.

It just, it just became, the reason it became real is because everybody was like, oh, that,

you know, I can, I can play that song like it was, it wasn't, it was no longer about

the analysis of how effective it was, whether it was or not, whether you could tell that

it was AI generated or not, wasn't necessarily the whole conversation was like, hey, do you

like this melody and people are like, I mean, kind of like that melody.

And anybody in this office was in a loan on that because the play count was racking up

on this thing indicative of people's interest in it.

And there's a lot of AI generated stuff out there.

So it's not to say that it's, it might be amplified slightly by that, but even compared

to other AI generated stuff, this is going harder from a, from the perspective of performance.

So like, I think on TikTok, it had 15 million views.

Yeah, here we go.

Hard on my sleeves in the name of the song.

It was removed from Spotify and Apple Music on Monday.

I believe Universal Music Group, yeah, UMG was flipping out.

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