are approaches. Your tender eyes fill mine with roses. I drink your wine. And never will

my heart dry inside. What song is that?

Etch de Nell mune. You have to go to it. No, I didn't. I've been listening to that album

like crazy lately. It just decided to present itself to me.

Okay, I googled it. I googled it. But at least that was right. Shout out to Google.

Oh, hello, Niggas friends. Others. Welcome to another episode of the program. I'm Cindy Maywell.

Yeah, I'm really mad at you because I was actually going to be Janelle Monet this week because of

the art of pleasure. The age of

bless you. I'm done. Thank you, Janelle. Woo. What a talent you are. My God.

Pleasure. I love it. I'm looking at a thousand. She hasn't disappointed me ever

with the body of music yet. Not ever. I just, I adore Janelle Monet. I've always been such a fan.

Like from the beginning and to see the way this person, like every time Janelle describes

himself as a free-ass mother fuck, I'm just like, yes, literally that is, I look at Janelle

as like, this is a person who is fully stepping into themselves. And if you like it, great.

If you don't, you can kick rocks and that's fine too. Like just, but just fully devoted to the

expression of themselves. And that's something I'm really like, that's a goal of mine, a real one.

And so I'm constantly inspired and in awe of you. Woo. Yeah. You better do your.

This is like the first album that feels like kind of a bit of a departure from where I feel like

sci-fi. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Bunk Soul pop vibes. But it also feels very, very, very,

Janelle Monet. Yeah, I feel like just it's like really great into what she's written.

Right. It's beautiful to see this liberated black woman, black person, black being. Right.

And all of their forms, just being sexy, a thousand versions, a thousand versions of me. And we

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