Music

And that's how we'll begin this episode. Wow. This is a fucking moment that I know I've

been waiting for but our audience has been waiting for. Yeah.

This is a special edition of But Am I Wrong? But Am I watching? And Melissa, what did we

watch today? We watched and me for the very first time, the Cheetah Girls.

And when we figured out on this podcast months ago, maybe even over a year that you had never

seen the Cheetah Girls, it was a moment for our entire audience to go. We need Megan,

it is your responsibility to change that immediately. And that changed today. I want to say this

for so I knew every single song in this movie and I've never seen it. I was thrown for

some twist and turns. But for some reason, I knew all the words to every single song in

this freaking movie. This soundtrack was a cultural reset. And people might say I throw

that around too loosely. I don't. There are a few soundtracks that I say like changed everything.

And I will say personally, the whole soundtrack and the Shrek soundtrack changed everything for me.

But I would not call it a cultural reset. No, no. The Cheetah Girls soundtrack charted everywhere.

It was in limited to it was in justice. You're at the mall. You're hearing the song. Disney

channel. Like you couldn't go anywhere without hearing the bobs of these songs. The point where

they went on a world tour before high school musical was even a thought in in Kenya or

Tegas brain. I did not know that they were like an actual band like they took this and were like an

actual band until. Keeley was on this show about the R&B stars and girl groups that were like

trying to have their next start-up again like their next chapter in their life.

And while she is, I won't even say arguably because it was comeded, it was comedy, pure comedy.

I don't know if you saw the clip that I saw, but she was arguing with. I don't think I knew it was a joke.

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