And with that, it's another episode of Keep It. I'm Iron Madness and the Third.

I'm disappointed too. I'm Lewis Fertile. Welcome to all this. I threw my hands up in the air. Disappointed, despairing.

I gotta tell you, we're gonna talk about Elvis this week, everyone. We're gonna talk about music and white theft.

Probably the BT Awards, because that involves white theft too.

My favorite Jimmy Cagney movie, by the way, White Thaft.

My favorite Madonna song is White Thaft.

Oh my god, we need to get into the True Blue era. He's referencing White Heat, which was attributed to Jimmy Cagney.

I was talking about Vogue.

Oh, that's true. That's it.

The True Blue non-singles. Yes, yes. The True Blue non-singles really full of bubblegummi and dorphins for all time.

I was also just listening to Jody Walt Lee's 80s output, which sounds a lot like True Blue. So this has been on my mind.

I was actually thinking about you, yes, the other day when I saw my friend Lucas's uncle Bruce Buzzy, who you might know at this party.

And he was wearing a vintage like Madonna erotic shirt.

I will never forget when I interviewed Lady Gaga for the advocate in 2008. I was her first interview for the advocate.

I said to her, at the time she was like a known Madonna fan and we just talked about Madonna and interviews.

This is of course a far away long ago era. This is not the same era we live in now.

I said, what's your favorite Madonna era? And she goes erotic, because they couldn't even play it at 230 and the more.

Oh, they had to play it at 230 in the morning. And I remember thinking at the time, oh, she actually does note.

She's like, watch the MTV behind the scenes documentaries and stuff. She's really up to date on Madonna. So that's kept me impressive.

Lady Gaga ever since. You know, the only error keeping at 230 in the mornings on

podcast one. Oh, that's by the way.

Next to 120 minutes. What other what other shows would be out in the middle of the night on MTV? Undressed.

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