All right, our buddy, Loki Bear. I was laughing at the Logan Mice.

Logan Bear. Yeah, that's kind of, well, Jill, my wife used to call me that. Well, she,

she does sometimes, when she's being nice, she calls me that. And so I started saying I was

Logan B. And it kind of somehow entered my zoom. All right. So I forget that's on there. I got

Loki Beast. I was like, if you're going to have a midlife crisis like Zach Brown had, it's our

wrapping. It might happen. Yeah, start making that electronic dance music. I mean, didn't you cover

one time? It's not really electronic. What was it? No, you covered Coldplay, right? Oh, Coldplay.

That's just a subject, man. Really? Because I thought you crushed it, no?

Thank you. No, honestly, I'm glad I stretched myself on it. It was an argument between me and

and Carla Wallace. I'll call her out. I love her to death. She runs the big yellow dog label.

It's Indy label. I'm on. And she called me in and she played me that song. She's like, you know,

this song? I'm like, yeah, everybody knows it. And she's like, you're going to sing it. And I was

like, no, I'm not. And it was kind of like, it was kind of like a trade off of like, I just want to

hear you sing it. At least record it and not saying we have to put it out. And then I'll let you

do this other thing. And I was like, come on, this isn't Indy label. We're not playing this game.

And I went in and recorded it in the studio and got it back and she loved it. She's like,

please let us put it out. So I did reluctantly. And luckily, I didn't get too much pushback on it.

So I've also seen you do it live, though. Why was really fun? And it's kind of got like the

guitars rocking. It's not quite as like, yours wasn't really electronic, though, sort of. But like,

yeah, we turned it into a rock thing. A lot of electric guitars went on. But I thought it was

cool. I mean, if it makes you feel better, I had a, I had a cold play phase in high school when

they were like singing in yellow and those type of depressing songs. Oh, yeah. And then they got

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