And now the Bonfire with Big J. O'Crison and Robert Kelly.

I hate this happy hippie shit.

How bizarre.

Hippie.

It's not really hippie.

I don't like it.

It's a mariachi pop.

Yeah, I don't like it.

The song stinks.

I don't like this type of happy horse shit. How much does this suck when you do a song like this? You're like, well, we're a one-hit wonder It's amazing this thing took off and we're done They don't have anything else No That sucks A band like this particularly Nothing else What you'll find out surprisingly about a band like this though is like

they have a song that was in a commercial and you're like oh that was them that's their other

song and you just never knew it but you knew it from a commercial but never another actual like

radio hit now this is it for this is a commercial hit though this must be on everything oh this

is in several movies i'm sure several they're making money off it they got their publishing. Well, one person's making, or maybe two. Yeah. You know, the base player is making Lugats. A little bit. There's New Zealand. Yeah, so this may have been like their only American hit. Maybe they big and they're fucking multi-millionaires in

New Zealand it's their only only hit our money here is like seven million over there right

it doesn't mean still it's still a publishing shit like they may have got you might this one of

them stories you find out they got three thousand dollars a piece to make the song and like no

points on the back end or you know or like you know 30,000 a piece

and thought it was like the greatest thing in the world sad and somebody else has their

publishing or maybe they have all of it maybe one dude who wrote it has all the publishing and he's

the fucking guy and everybody else has eating shit in new zealand throwing a boomerang around one hit

wonders where do they go now where's like the lead singer of saliva is he a

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