Yeah, I know that there is a lot of this song that I can't sing right up top, but I can sing!

Look, I need a hot hitter, I need a deep stroke, I need a heavy drink, I need a weed smoke,

not a god and stink, I need a king cobra with a hook on it, hoping Lee knows it!

He got some money, that's where I'm headed.

Plus he ate one, just like his credit, he got a beard, well I'm trying to wet it, I let him taste it, now he died a bit.

I don't wanna spit, I wanna gulp, I wanna gag, I wanna choke, I want you to touch that little dangly thing swinging the back of my throat!

I hate that they actually censored dangly thing while performing WAP, it wasn't their fault, welcome to page 7.

The Grammys were amazing.

Yeah, I, congratulations to the Grammys, and I don't even think I necessarily would have tuned in live if it weren't for, of course.

Taylor Swift's performance album was...

But, I was pleasantly surprised and stayed to watch other stuff because they finally, I think they nailed the format!

And this is so interesting coming off the Golden Globes, which I lamppooned hard during the actual event,

and then of course on this podcast, and I think it really was just like, let's not do any of the heartfelt bullshit, let's just show fun musical performances,

celebrating all of the different musical acts that have come about over the past year.

And still, there are performance like little babies performance where it still said something, it still meant something, in a way that wasn't just rich people standing,

saying, we stand together like fuck you, and that's all people being like, oh!

They all get up at the very end, and we have something to do to give to the world.

No, that there are ways to actually say something through your art without just being yucco factory, right?

Yeah, and just give us the music, give us the... I don't want to think about it anymore.

And that was really pissed me off, one of the worst moments of the Golden Globes, they tried to do this like, I'm going to call it a skit to sort of downplay it even more than what it was.

It was actors, it was like different comedic actors talking to health professional, actual doctors about their quote-unquote symptoms they're having.

Like, Tina Fey, like, talked like she had some problem with her jaw, it was so out of touch, and the last thing anyone wants to experience, it was like such a big reminder, not only was it horribly unfunny, but it was just also this clunky zoom call format reminder of this thing that everyone is over.

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