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JD and the Duffelbag podcast here, and listen, so, because I feel like I don't really do introductions really.

I just chat and just say the name of the person I'm with.

But I think it's very key to put the Grammy Award we need before anything.

Yeah, LMAs of me. How are you?

Thank you. I'm doing good. How are you?

Yeah, not too bad. I feel like having the Grammy Award winning beforehand is kind of like,

you know, like the MBE kind of title. You kind of have to just say that.

I'm still not used to it. That's the craziest part. When everyone says it, I'm like, wait, oh, hi.

I'm still I'm still probably not used to it, but it sounds amazing. Thank you.

Is that like sort of now like a like the title?

So if someone introduces you, is that kind of like the thing that you kind of have to say at the beginning while introducing?

I personally wouldn't tell anyone to say that. I wouldn't say like, oh, you have to put Grammy Award winning LMA.

But most people, if someone's introducing me, they do do that.

Because I guess that's like, you know, the Grammy's is like the highest form of recognition in music.

Of course. I think that's just what people say.

I wouldn't personally tell someone, yeah, you need to say that.

You'd say that. Of course. Yeah, that wouldn't come off that too well.

But yeah, it must take like, are you used to the fact that like,

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