Andy Samberg

No, no, no.

And that is why we felt comfortable doing it, because we thought it was a little, or at least I thought it was a throwaway one.

So I was like, oh, yeah, that'll fill the time.

I thought it was a throwaway one.

But I thought it was going to go on the album.

Yeah.

Yes.

I also really thought it would be on the album.

And then once it aired, we were like, oof, that is not going on the album.

I'm so glad we did that because now our album is going to be better.

It's really true.

It was a real lesson.

Yeah.

I think, I mean, we'll watch it.

The disconnect for me was thinking that anyone would be able to laugh about the things that are mentioned in the song.

The joke being like, to anyone, like a child, the horrific things that people have done throughout human history, you're just like, what the fuck?

Yeah, they feel so, they also just feel so abstract, but also so unfathomable that, I mean, a lot of them are unfathomable to any age, but as you get older, maybe you see more, I guess, evil in the world.

And when you're a kid, you're just like, how could someone do any of that?

Yeah.

I mean, yeah.