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Ebro in the morning with Laura Stiles and Rosenberg.

Hot 97.

Just don't call it a podcast.

Ebro, Laura, and Rosenberg, and our friend Mark Bronson has stepped in the room.

That's right.

He's an author now.

He's a father. He's a Grammy-winning musician and producer. And now author. Now author. Wait, and you're also, hold on. You're, you're, you're, wait, you don't have an Emmy yet, right? I don't have an Emmy yet. I don't want to say yet because I might never never get an Emmy yet. But you were nominated. I was nominated this year, yeah. But you're halfway to Egot. You would have been three-fourths had the SNL thing come through. Yeah, I guess so. You were nominated for the SNL music. The 50th music party which was damn good

you're good at this music thing

I just wanted to declare hot take

Thank you

You bro you've been on a roll this week

Earlier this week

Ebro declared that the Neptunes

did a really great job producing

Oh yeah

Oh my God

He's on fire

You know when I see it

I just I have to say I think I played like I DJed last night and half of my set was Neptunes. It was like Neptunes and Timberland. And it's just. Well, so, was it musicianship or DJing leading to, because obviously music's in the house. Dad's in the music, heavy. And what was the order for you? I wanted to play. I played in bands in high school. I wanted to be a guitar player. I wanted to fucking do, sorry. Cough button. I wanted to be a musician. Sure, good luck with all that. I wanted to be a musician. I wanted to play in bands. And I was was playing guitar and then everybody in my band was just

so much better than me and it just became apparent like I wasn't good enough to do this thing.

So as a kind of failed musician and then I heard Pete Rock and Sealsong they reminisce over you for

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