This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Friday, the real Friday. August 8th. And today's pod is the best one yet. This is a T-boy. The top three pop business news stories you need to know today.

Yeties, the trade war, never been more intense. 90 countries were just hit with a new tariff effective yesterday morning.

But we said before,

it's not a stock market, it's a shrug market. Shrug market. Wall Street is not concerned with the tariffs. They already shrugged it off. Stocks remain near all-time highs. So as usual, Jack and I will keep you updated as always, as this develops. But in the meantime, Jack, you've got a concert to go to

tonight, don't you?

Dude,

Mumford and Sons?

And the rumor

is that Noah Khan

is going to come on stage. And I hope they bring you up on stage, Jack. Keep up a takeaway up there. If they bring me on stage, I'm taking my shirt off. You heard it here first. That's some pop biz, baby. But Jack, we have three fantastic stories for today's show.

What are we got on the T-Boy?

For our first story, one brand is defying the dating app downturn.

It's Hinge, where there's users jumped 18% last quarter.

Because Hinge found the root to a woman's heart, the double date.

For our second story, the number one movie on Netflix right now is also the number one

album on Spotify.

K-pop Demon Hunters.

Real title, that's the name.

K-pop demon hunters.

It reveals the most important metric in the whole media industry.

For our third and final story, despite a brutal summer of rainy weather,

Titleist golf just had its best quarter ever.

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