the only thing that is exactly the same is the usage of the term street rat they still say street rat a lot in this one

just a lot of people calling aladdin a street rat and every time he gets called a street rat, he addresses it.

He's like, street rat, damn it.

I'm no street rat.

They just think of me as some street rat.

And then someone walks by, they're like, you're a fucking street rat.

Fuck you, Aladdin.

Hit it, boys. Hey, I listen to the Carly Ray Jepson album.

What'd you think?

Uh, I don't know.

I haven't heard the album, but I did listen to that one song that you like the most.

The, I want, that while you in my room. Yeah. Very good song. Awesome song. Great song. Gets it and gets out. That's why I like the most about it.

You know, who, uh, produce that song? Who? Jack Antonoff. Really? Yeah.

Ah. Good for him. It was, I mean, it's very, um, it's very modern Lionel Richie all night long. But that's cool. That's a good thing. That's fine. Anytime you get that comparison, it's not a bad thing. Yeah. Uh, I mean, the percussion was kind of the, the hallmarker of it. so I guess it's not too surprising that Jack Antonoff produced it,

but it was more like... I mean, the percussion was kind of the hallmarker of it, so I guess it's not too surprising that Jack Antonoff produced it.

But it was more like shakers and stuff and cool percussion and not just like,

it's like everything that I want in a Carly Ray Jepson song.

It has stupid-ass lyrics.

Hell yeah.

It's got, you know, it's got like some sort of 80s vibe, and it's just very, very fun.

Yeah, I got some other reviews on that album that people have said, like, hey, if you listen to this album, it's good, it's not, there's, one review that I got was it doesn't have a cut to the feeling.

Yeah, that's, I mean, did emotion?

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