Tomorrow on the program, our 20th anniversary, spectacular special edition program where we relive some of the greatest moments in 20 years here on the rock.

A lot of things earlier than we played before.

And as you know, when we do our end of year, spectacular show, it pretty well is just the very best from the previous year.

But we always like to sneak in one or two of those, we'll call them legacy type of,

the sweet home Alabama's of the world.

A free birds.

Our stairway to heaven, if you will.

Like the big hits where if you don't play them, you get pissed off at a concert.

Those type of segments.

So we want you to help us put one of those segments into tomorrow show.

Yeah. Okay. So the first segment is Black Donovan. Now, Black Donovan was the one who called up

and complained that Steve was saying inappropriate things toward African American people.

Oh, he was fired up, man. And he was not happy about that. And Steve, you defended yourself. I'm defending myself. I just dropped the nugget on him. Donovan, he had a very good argument. Nothing wrong with his argument? Absolutely. I support his argument. 10,000 percent, man. Shocking at the end when Donovan finds out that Steve is in fact black.

Then suddenly it was all okay.

Donovan was as well.

He was just, hey, look, man, if you're going to speak that way, you're going to talk. Stay in front of the seal on. About black people. No problem. You got to watch your mouth. You're going to get your ass beat. Steve was pretty sure he was not going to get his ass beat.

And Donovan said, why is that?

He says, I say it to my family all the time.

They'll beat my ass.

You say it to my family all the time.

They don't beat my ass. You say it to your family? I sure do. We use it all, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Then the very end, you know, you get the real, you get the reveal, so to speak. Yeah. And Donovan. In Night Shyamalan twist. And at the end, Donaldman, he was fine with that.

That should be an M. Night Shyamalan movie, right?

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