And we're back with an all new episode of Keep It. I'm back. Am I romantic in the third?

Thank God. I was, I was lonely. I was with strangers. They took advantage of me. I'm Lewis

for Tell. Hi. I have a question for you. I was just out getting coffee and there was music on. And

it was a band and a song that I don't believe has ever come up on this show. And I think pop

culturally people are divided about it. But I know what I think. What are your feelings on

co-commo by the Beach Boys? Oh, I think we've talked about the Beach Boys before.

Okay. Well, great. But I don't think we've discussed co-commo in depth.

I don't know how I feel about co-commo by the Beach Boys. Which album is that off of again?

Well, it was written for the movie Cocktail. I want to say it got a golden globe nomination,

but that was the year of Let The River Run by Carly Seism. So it didn't go very far.

But you know, I love that song. Yeah, you know that song.

I, well, you know, I love Cocktail.

Oh, I mean, I love Tom Cruise's two stars films, you know, like Days of Thunder, Cocktail,

you know, just he made okay movies also. No, before he was crazy.

Oh, correct, correct. Well, and I think this is even before like Nini Rogers. So like,

wait, even before like born on the 4th of July, et cetera. But there's also, there was a cover

of this song I heard recently by some outfit artist named Holiday Sidewender, which is so good.

But co-commo to me, it's kind of like one of those we didn't start the fire songs where you put

it on and I am simply amped. Yeah, you know what? It's a good song. It's a good song. I feel like

people who are Beach Boys fans are specifically just pet sounds fans. Right. They want the like

prestige era, not the Margaritaville era. Yeah. Yeah. They have no interest in like

pretending with the Beach Boys or anything else. Right. Right. Yeah. I mean, my favorite Beach Boys

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