the virtue. I stopped before we even start here. The show does not go on until we hear

from Mo who had a big ol audition over the weekend and promised to update us when we got

in here. First thing today. So recap for those that didn't hear it. All right. So yes,

there was an audition that I heard about and I went to audition for it. It was for a show

called Tales, produced by Irv Gotti on BET. And the role that I went for, I went in, I

had no idea what I was doing is like a first time thing for me. I got the opportunity

to do it. I said, why not? I'll learn some lessons here. And I think it'll be good for

me. So I went in. I didn't know what I was doing. I didn't have a script. I didn't have

anything. I just knew they were looking for someone who can act, who can rap, who had

the, the younger look. And I said, why not? I'll try it on. And you don't know what this

is for a main role. This is for a side role. You don't know anything. I had no information.

whatsoever. So I go in. They asked me to read a script. I'm in a room. There's three people

in there. I'm reading a script to one of them. They're reading it back. And then they

just tell me, okay, just like that. That's how it is. So I leave. I have no idea how I did.

And then eventually I finally get a, a, a email saying that they want me to actually

come in and audition for a different role of which they really didn't give me much

information about that role. Either I just knew it was for a main role as opposed to when

I was auditioning the first time, which was for I guess a more of a side role.

So at this point, if you are auditioning for a confused man, you have already nailed

the part. That's me. Okay. That's me. That's, I'm ready for that. So, uh, so now I have

a little more information. And I'm still a bit confused, but I'm like, I'm just going

here and do whatever I did the first time because apparently that worked. That's all I know.

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