This is my favorite episode of Atlanta in a long time. Like, I know the last few episodes have been solid. Ever since we said there's a few things that we were a little worried about. Episodes have been great. This one was like a top tier. I enjoyed myself the entire time. Yeah, it was enjoyable. I don't know if it's top tier because I want a little bit more drama. I want a little bit more fun.

But this is better. I agree. I think the turning point, whether you guys like it or not, the turning point was us complaining about it. As soon as we complained, all of a sudden it was better. I'm just saying you can thank us, blame us, whatever you want to do. Just mention us at some point. You're welcome. As there's a drive in a deep left field by Castellanos.

Oh man, it's 8 o'clock.

And so that'll make it a...

I don't need the spotlight.

I shine just fine.

Hi, I'm karma.

And yes, I am a bitch. Brov Bros. Good afternoon, everybody. Welcome

back to another episode of Brov Bros. Your favorite podcast from The Bros. For everybody, for whoever wants to listen.

I'm your co-host, Steel Russell, joined as always by the one and only Rich Homie Goots. What's up, dude?

Oh, man. You don't have to do that one love rich homie quad that wasn't supposed to be disrespectful listen i as a uh as a typical

white guy in college i loved rich homie quothan rich homie quod was the anthem so uh i was so happy to see that they were doing something for him, his charity event. And obviously, people showing up and everything looked like a lot of fun. Drew, pretty good national anthem, all things considered. I'm going to give her props for that one. It wasn't terrible. It wasn't great, but it was right in that little window, which is where you want to be. And I really appreciated that. But yeah, the rich homie Kwan shout out was unexpected, but a very pleasant surprise. Yeah, agreed. I thought that was really cool to see them highlight all that stuff. And it's funny, when Drew does the anthem, like back when I played, we used to take prop bets on over, under's like a minute.

And we would, so if you ever sing the national anthem and you're wondering, do the players talk about it? They are talking about you actively during the song. They are critiquing everything about it. Yeah. And we would always talk about like, whoever walked up to the mic, we'd be like, I don't know. But the biggest takeaway for us was we just wanted to be done fast.

Under 16. always talk about like whoever walked up to the mic, we'd be like, I don't know. But the biggest takeaway for us was we just wanted to be done fast.

Under 60 seconds was ideal for anthem.

So keep that in mind if you're singing an anthem.

Yeah, I wanted a little bit more from the charity event. I wanted to see what they were actually doing, not just Drew singing and then kind of

Skitlebertie softball game.

Yeah, I wanted to see some action.

Give me some action.

That's what I want.

Agreed.

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