The birch show. It was a few days ago that we suggested, you know, what we all feel

bad for Thanksgiving. It's lonely. Thanksgiving is lonely. Don't have a song.

You need some more love. Now, apparently there are some Thanksgiving songs out there,

but they just haven't hit the mainstream or have become as big a hit as Mariah Carey's

all I want for Christmas. And that's what we're looking for. We're looking for Thanksgiving's

big hit. That way come November 1st instead of playing Christmas music, they're going

to want to play this song you're about to hear. Halloween and Christmas are laughing at

Thanksgiving. Look at all the songs we got over here for Halloween. Christmas is like,

I got a whole tonne also and Thanksgiving is like, oh, yeah, well, I got nothing. I got

to get to work. I got to get to work. So we asked you guys, your very talented birch

show fam. Could you put together a Thanksgiving song and let's give it a run on the birch

show and see what you come up with. And we listen to all these different demos. And

you guys selected Christian Hayward. Hey, Christian. Hey, how's it going? Well, good for me,

man. You got a lot of pressure on you though. Yeah, a lot of pressure. Like literally the

entire holiday is resting upon your shoulders, friend. All of it. This is a big commitment.

I don't know if I can hold up to the turkey. Yeah. One of those gameish, those little

gameish hand things. Cornish hand. That's it. That's it. Game. Well, it's like the size of

a soft one. I don't even know the day. They're like these little mini chicken. Look at

it. Yeah. It makes a guy like me feel big. Yeah. So Christian here, let's do a little behind

the music here first before we hear the actual song. Because it is produced. It is ready

to go. So behind the music, what was your inspiration, your feeling where you come from?

I mean, honestly, my inspiration is, you know, you will always see, you know, November

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