Hello. Have you ever been to a wedding and sometimes the DJ is just playing a terrible song and you kind of look around the dance floor and I was like, why the fuck are they playing this song? It's fucking up the whole vibe. The fuck is this. But they're also the kind of DJ when you walk up to

them if you say something they start saying stuff like okay man you're drunk okay why don't i have a

playlist i got from the bride and groom okay that's what i'm doing okay you're drunk buddy you're drunk

pal and they want to be disrespectful like that well i have an app for you uh, next one, DJ. It's an app where if all the

guests register for it and give up just a little bit of their data, you can join a sort of

online voting system that will alert the DJ that the vibe is leaving. It's going down. It's

diminishing. And if enough people are,

you know, willing to voice their concern about the direction of a DJ set, a light will come up

in front of the DJ, sort of like an alert, letting them know that, hey, essentially, watch out.

Vibe is dying. The vibe is dying. And possibly inspire a track skip.

I don't want to say that this is like Nobel Peace Prize worthy, a bit of technology.

But either way, I just do want to say thank you for having me here.

My name is Sophie Alexandra.

That is an amazing idea that I am fully on board with. And I think you should have called it, this jam isn't a vibe.

This jam is not a vibe.

That's what I'm saying.

It was right fucking there.

I feel like you're right.

And I don't want to acknowledge it because I have a lot of regrets already in my life.

And if I add that one to it, it may become too much for me.

Well, I guess my work here is done.

Hello.

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