And we are back with an all new episode of Keep It.

I'm Iron Madison the third.

And I'm Louis Fertel, and we will get into a conversation

about Song of the Summer, Candidates, Choices,

who we're actually already listening to.

But I have to tell you there's a surprise

contender in this market and it is that damn song that Maya Rudolph sang on

SNL last week the I am your mother parody of Call Me Mother by RuPaul.

That also has a little bit of a vogue rap in it.

It was just a normal parody of a song.

I still am hearing it in my head.

I didn't even watch it twice.

How did this happen?

Why is it a single to me?

You should get that checked out. I don't know what happened to me. I wish I could explain that. I think it's the vogue rap in which they inserted a bunch of old SNL characters, which I first of all really appreciate it. Okay. Because it was just a rundown of old they took the you

know Greta Garboe and Monroe part out of vogue and they put in like the Sweeney Sisters and

Baba Wawa and Mary Catherine Gallagher and actually that's a good essay question who do you think is the

greatest female character in the history of S&L you know I did love Mary Catherine

Gallagher I mean like if you are you know a girl on the spectrum I'm sure you felt a little

bit seen by that. You're like ignoring the social cues just pure passion.

Most gay people we know. That's right you think Louis Fertel wasn't on that screen there?

Oh, a Catholic upbringing too?

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