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Slack.com slash DHQ. This is a big year in a lot of ways. One big change for me is that

I became, through the course of 2021, something of a musical genius. Why didn't become a musical

genius? It was more that I've always been a musical genius and that fact became public

knowledge. I was judging entries at the American Idol style competition for the Sweet Baby

Gang Anthem. We were talking about reviewing BTS, the K-pop band, and we watched a lot

of rap videos and that sort of thing. I want to bless you with a couple songs that I believe

are some of the greatest artistic creations going back to Beethoven before that. These

are, this is music that I think transcends music. Now, it really puts itself in competition

with an conversation with the great artists of all time. Michael Angelo, DaVinci, and

that sort of thing. First, we have none other than the great Takashi 6-9. Let's watch.

I'm very excited today for the chance to listen to and experience a joint from my man,

Takashi 6-9. He is for my money, one of the most transcendent artists in the history of

Western civilization. As a poet, I put him on the level of Ralph Waldo Emerson. As a singer,

he's Pavarotti, as a humanitarian, he's Mother Teresa. To think he achieved all of that, despite

suffering that horrific accident where he fell into a giant tie-dye machine. He actually,

well, he actually looks a little bit like a bowl of fruity pebbles come to life, or maybe

he looks like something out of a Skittles commercial in hell. But I say all of that in a positive

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