Wow, I tell you, great choice, surprising choice.

Not a child of the 80s, Rob Nikovic.

I was born in the 80s, but that's one of the, I bet you people are driving right now, just smiling because that's a great song.

Turning back on this weather.

Keep you kidding me.

Great video.

Yes.

That's good.

Great, great video.

Those ones videos used to be good. Courtney Scheinvich they don't know but those two dudes dancing in that video in the middle of the of nowhere great it's when videos used to tell a story on the TV now it's like now the videos it's like just jump in a drop top bentley and shake some ass not that I don't like those videos. I mean, I don't know what videos you're watching. Oh, listen, any hip-hop video, any Drake video, not that I don't like them, but I remember when the videos used to tell a story. I mean, what story is this telling? I'm like watching it right now. They're driving around in a car and then dancing in a studio. Yeah, he didn't, that wasn't the best choice when it came to explaining it. Yeah, but I'm yeah, but I'm saying the MTV video days, Courtney. I remember them. Jojo had a leave get out, told a great bangor song. Yeah. I used to watch that music video every morning before school. I remember it was 19. Do not ever use the word banger and Jojo the artist in the same sentence. How dare you? Don't insult her like that. Massachusetts native? Yeah, local gal. Great Foxborough native. Great. That song rips. Yeah, that song's unreal. The fact that you're saying that song is a problem. Like it's not those. Because she's a one hit one hit wonder bids. We did a whole one hit wonder day on the program. I enjoy a good one hit wonder. I don't declare the artist to be, you know, the greatest thing since sliced bread. We didn't. She also is not a one hit wonder. Yes, she is. No disrespectful. You both are disrespectful. Too little too late was unbelievable. And F-apologies was also great. How about Weezer? Take on me. That's a-huh. Take me. Yeah, that's a... I know, but... Yeah, did you see... Now, that a cartoon. That's a video that told a story.

Yes, yes.

It morphed into from the artist's design into real life.

Yes.

I remember as a kid just being like, wow, this is crazy.

I'll never forget.

I believe it was 1982 or 83.

I was relatively young.

And I sat there nighttime, huddled around the TV, waiting for the Michael Jackson Thriller video to come on.

What about the weird one with the guys in the red helmets?

You left with divo.

Oh, you're divo you're saying.

I thought you're talking S-S-S-S-S-A-A-A-A-F-F-F-E-E. Yeah, that was when I worked at V-66, the local music television. I remember V-66? Dude, that must have been amazing back then. It was great. You actually had a room full of, like, records and stuff, probably. Oh, man. What a time that must have been in the well in the olden days

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