Good morning.

Good morning.

What's crackleck in the streets? Good morning. Good morning.

What's crackalack in the streets?

Good morning, good morning.

I'm still seeing clips of the Global Citizens Concert.

You were there.

You didn't see clips?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But I was seeing clips of other artists.

But there's one that's moving around that people are just like... So Tyler stopped in the middle of her show, stop the show, because she was like, hey, hey, is that person over there okay? All right, everything's good. Okay, we can get back to business. So she stopped her show to make sure that somebody in the audience wasn't needing, you know, needing to call 911 or whatever. Okay. So I just find it interesting how, like, artists are so much more aware now. You know what I mean? Ever since D.E., especially after the Travis Scott Astro World tragedy, how insane that was. By the way, have you seen that documentary? I have not seen it yet. it'll make you angry rosemary really it's just really obviously preventable yeah yeah the documentary is a must see i think

it's on netflix but it just shows a lot, especially when you're talking to, like,

experts in that field, like they point out all the ways where they messed up. So, yeah,

it'll make you angry. But anyway, I just, I thought it was just interesting how artists are, are so much more aware and thoughtful about certain scenarios. They want to make sure that

everything is smooth and care about their fans. Yeah, no, it's definitely a different situation now because of that.

Now, speaking of crazy documentaries, I got to tell you, I really want to watch the Kanye

documentary.

Why?

Because it sounds absolutely insane.

I, at first, I don't think we understood what it was. Uh-huh. I thought at first it was Kanye

putting it out. I didn't realize, you know, it's someone who was with him. Yeah. Over his meltdown

over the last 10 years. Yeah. He was a kid. He was 18 years old and he basically had him.

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