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Welcome back in. I am Clay Travis. He is Buck Sexton. We are celebrating the one-year

anniversary of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show. Encourage all of you to go

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We are joined by the man whose music you just heard bringing us back into the third hour

of the program. He is Jeremy Popoff from the band Lit. And Jeremy, I've gotten to know you

in Nashville. What does it mean for you as a, I know very much long time Russian limbaugh fan

and listener to have your music now connected to the audience that we are speaking with every single day.

Well, first of all, I'd like to wish you guys a happy anniversary and we are big fans of the show.

Thank you. I was in England when you texted me about possibly using the song and everybody

was super fired up. It's a real honor for us. We are truly humbled and honored.

That you picked our song to get to be a little small part of the show each day and it's awesome.

Jeremy, we so appreciate it. We think Lit is a great band. I'm wondering that guitar riff.

You're the lead guitarist of the band, Lit. That guitar riff in particular that people here at

the top of the show, I would argue it's one of the most iconic guitar riffs of the 1990s. One of

the most memorable, the one that really sticks out. I'm just wondering how this came together. This

is like our behind the music moment here because where you're just hanging out on the beach with

a acoustic and having some fun and how this come together. We used to have a warehouse in Anaheim,

where the bands originally from Anaheim, California. We had a warehouse that was a man cave

before we knew what a man cave was. We spent every night there for several hours and that's where we

practiced and wrote and hung out with our friends and did all that stuff. That riff just spilled out

one night. Do you remember just playing it and realizing, that's really good?

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