Howdy, folks. Welcome to the right angle. I'm Alfonso Rachel sitting in for Bill Whittle and hang with my guys. Scott Ott and Steve Green. I don't know which side they're on when I do this, man. I appreciate it. I always guess wrong. That's why I don't do it anymore. Right. So we'll just pull one of those. And as I said earlier, you know, since I'm filling in this week, the guys didn't

get the memo from Dilbert or anything like that, that we're not supposed to be hanging out.

But anyway, thumbs up to you. But anyway, no, we're going to talk about, I wanted to talk about

what went on, I think it was about a week ago with that satanic display from, what's his name, Sam Smith.

Man, man, what am I doing all?

Yeah, the gram.

What am I doing, man?

I'm a musician.

How come, I heard this guy's music, and it sucks, right?

It's garbage.

The lyrical content is garbage.

And I'm like, man, if that's, there's no excuse for like, you know, my musical effort to not go anywhere because if people really think that my music is garbage and that really sucks, then that's all the more reason for them to buy it. Because that's what people are buying. You know, they're sharing and they're buying and they're streaming and whatever garbage music. But anyway, that's not my point.

The point is this.

In light of how, you know, this lewd display was, you have people complaining, I guess,

to the FCC about this performance and that, you know, I guess, you know, they didn't like

the themes of it and the scanning

clad women.

If they were women, I don't know.

Right.

So, and all that sort of stuff.

And my thing is to say it.

Yeah.

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