And we are back.

And we are back. With an all new Keep it I'm Ira Madison the third and I'm Louis Fertel and we are simply drowning in yahas you won't believe the varieties were getting first of all we had the Casey Muscraves yaw which is the

classic one and then we were trying to enjoy the Super Bowl and Noles Carter got up and

said I have a white hat and I would like to celebrate that and that means we're getting I guess a country

era from Beyoncé which it was about time and everybody guessed it but we're getting it.

Well first of all I'm gonna say I was not enjoying the Super Bowl.

I wasn't attempting to.

It was a boring game until I feel like the last two quarters.

Right, no, in which case, and then it wouldn't stop being entertaining,

which was so weird.

Yeah, Beyonce put some pep to everyone's step.

Maybe so. But when it comes to the yah of it all, I do want to say about

Beyoncé and a legend transition into country music. What I've loved about

this is that one,

Beyonce has always been country, you know, she's Texas, you know, she's third ward,

trill, as it were, if you know what those words mean.

Oh, I'm always saying them, yes.

She's always had that creole influence.

He's always used her twang.

The Texas Bama, yes.

Yeah, you know, there's always been that like that Texas influence.

She's always leaned heavily on that. I think that we've seen that influence definitely

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