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The Ferture. So this really isn't about a song. This is really about a sign of hope.

If you guys ever ask like whatever you want to call it, universe, God, whatever. Hey,

just give me a sign that I should go in this direction here and then you get the sign

and you're like, oh, day. Okay. Oh, day. Well, it's too easy. Universe, God, they're listening.

So the idea I had last week was this is that there's still something very special, even

though, certainly radio has lost a little bit of its luster. Okay. We all understand

that I'm embracing it, right? But there's still the uniqueness that we have that when

a artist that has been working on it for so long, they all say the exact same thing.

They said it now. They said it 10 years ago. They said it 40 years ago that hearing your

song on the radio on the radio for the very first time is a really big deal. I mean,

there's a lot of sweat and tears and hours and minutes that go moking speak to this better

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