For those who have no idea what we're talking about, Big Bootyland is Coachella, for example. We went in to do like a sound check two nights before our set. It was the first time testing out this new stage design we had. A spaceship lifts up into the air. And it was the first time testing up, testing out the lift where we go up and come back down. And when it like landed, the mixer, like all the CDJs just shut off immediately and stopped working.

It was just like a car crash.

Who are the top three colleges that you guys have performed at?

We haven't been asked us in a while.

Maybe top five.

Well, the big caveat is.

At what point did you guys realize big booty mix was more than just a mix?

That's a good question.

I don't know if there was like a super specific moment.

I think, you know, it was kind of a slow build where we did volume one and there was

excitement about it.

So we're like, all right, volume two, here we go.

And it's like a little gradual build around the double digits, like 10, 11, there was definitely, you know, a little more of a kind of a growing cult following.

How do you see that?

Are you seeing just numbers on Spotify grow?

Honestly, more so, I think you kind of see the whole picture.

So that's like, you know, shows, like whether people start like requesting things.

They're like, get more excited. You know, they'll, you'll see tweets being like, oh my God,

you guys have to play Big Booty Mix 11. Like, as if we're going to play like a whole mix, like

at a show or whatever, I would say definitely in terms of like just like fan base felt like it was growing.

But it's almost like a delayed reaction.

You know, like when a mix comes out, it's not until like a year later that like that mix translates to if people were like, oh my God, diehards about it.

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