Andy Samberg

But I don't want to put words in your mouth, Andy, but you were just more into it for whatever reason.

I think that that happens occasionally with me and Andy in particular on recording where I really sort of like us fucking around and occasionally it's maybe a little thinner I don't know Andy do you agree with that sometimes yes and sometimes no you know like you gotta see them through to find out like there are certain ones that we were like I don't know if that's even anything but then because you started and you do it you realize it's one of your favorites by the end and then sometimes it isn't

I have lots of examples that we've talked about where either both or one of you are starting something that I'm like, maybe, like, I'll use an example of Ibiza from Popstar.

Andy kept being like, let's do that song about Ibiza.

And I'd be like...

I, that's such an old observation.

I don't know what there is to it.

And then the moment I was like, fine, I'll record you.

And I just got on the computer, like, here we go.

And I was like, I was like, I don't want to stay in your way.

So I'm like recording it.

And then as soon as with the music and with his voice, I don't know.

Yeah.

steamy broth that's what I mean like like because there's no pitch there like oh it's just a song about Ibiza and I used the list you're like that's not a thing but then you realize so much pop is based on less that it actually is right it's it's wonderful anyways do you like before we do the rewatch do you like it musically Andy like comedy aside

No, because it's also my voice is really grating.

It just has a lot of things going against it.

I really like that beat.

And I really like the synth line that comes in at the end when Arcade Fire starts singing.

Do we remember who made it?

Does it sound like a... I think it's a Drew Campbell, maybe, but I could be wrong.