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Hey, hey, um, I want to start off. I made a mental monote with to talk about when I was in the shower. Oh good. First of all, hello

You showered. Let's celebrate that. Wow. The studio just started. The studio today does smell like a dead cat.

And it smells like you took a lipstick on a pig a soap on a dead cat. That's why I think you have so much taxidermy in your house. You're like, oh, that dead animal smell. Oh, no, that's Beth.

That's Beth right there. Yeah, yeah, Beth the bore with the bobbushka thing. You know about her. Yeah, you know about her. Love her. Love her. What's that? What's what are we going to talk about? I'm talking about music really makes the people come together.

40 years of his 40 years of his. What do you mean I should go on tour with four years of hits? I don't think you dare me to go on tour with 40 years. Show my fucking pussy in the supermarket and do buy bitch.

So, wait, wait, I was in the shower. So my mom, I want to talk about the desire for musicality. Sure. Even in the midst or in spite of the lack of it.

Like, for example, somebody who can't sing is tone deaf can carry a tune, building at the top of their lungs in their car. I'm talking of course about me. Like, because you're so wrapped up in the thrill of the musical adventure. Yeah, in the shower.

Well, what's a bigger sin in singing? Like singing poorly or singing without passion? Sing without passion. At least you're singing with passion. I'm singing with the passion of Andrea Buccelli. Yeah.

That's why I like drunk people doing karaoke so fun because because they're added to win it. They're at the Super Bowl. They're in it to win it. It's Gaga catching that football and jumping off at the Super Bowl. Somebody jumping off a bar. Yeah, you throw him your left shoe and they grab it and just remember this.

Do you know about this? Yeah. No, what are you doing? Gaga, the Super Bowl. She shimmies down the she jumps and then she shimmies. Yeah, I love that. Very strange, very strange. But my mother is an example of this. When I was growing up, my mom.

She would belt out and I don't know where these things came from. There were little phrases. Like, I think I've told you before.

My mother, she told me to open the door but I didn't want to. I opened the door. I fell on the floor. I crazy old man from China. No explanation. No idea. Or she used to say, I don't love my son. No explanation.

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