You made it weird. You made it weird. You made it weird. Yes, you made it weird. You made it weird. You made it weird. You made it weird. With Pete Holmes. What's happening, weirdos? This is a dream come true. This is Joey McIntyre. Joey Mack from New Kids on the Block,

which was huge to me and still is huge to me. I mean, I love talking to Joey so much.

And his new album, Freedom, which is out now. You can stream it now, whomever you stream your records.

Check it out. I loved it. Now, whomever you stream your records. Check it out.

I loved it.

I listened to it multiple times, including on my way to this chat, which is why I'm referencing

it so much in our conversation.

But check it out.

It's called Freedom.

It's Joey McIntyre.

You can find it.

I believe you.

Apple Music, Spotify, get it on there. It's got heart. It's got soul. It's got hooks. It's got rhythm, blues, beats. It sounds like I'm making fun of it. I mean it. It's got rhythm and blues and beats. I just don't know how to talk about it. But you should check it out. It's called Freedom. Also, you can come check me out. I am on the road.

Thank you to everybody that came out to all the shows recently in Utah. Vancouver was amazing.

Thank you to all the Canadian weirdos that made Vancouver so much fun.

My next show is March 4th at Largo here in Los Angeles.

After that, April 5th, also at Largo in Los Angeles. Then I'm going to be in Atlantic

City in April, followed by Austin, St. Louis, Nashville, Irvine, California, San Jose, and Royal Oak,

Michigan. This is a new hour if you saw me in any of those places recently. I think we're

going to call it the PG-13 tour because it just so happened to come out

fairly clean. So it's mostly clean-ish, you know, but not boring. That's important. There's just not a lot of

F-bombs or dirty, dirty, dirty, but still very, very funny. I'm really happy. It just kind of

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