Andy Samberg

What's up, chumbos?

It's Andy, chiming in again.

Let's see.

The sample yarm is ELO, Tightrope, the great electric light orchestra, one of our faves.

I'm surprised you didn't remember that because years and years later, we loved the heist so much, we even were like, should we just put it out like in an official way?

We're like, re-record it or clean it up.

And we were like, I don't think we can afford an ELO sample, even given some of the samples we did pay for.

And that kind of squashed it at that point.

So we never put it out in official capacity because of that was my recollection.

Um, but hit us in the titties.

Tell us if you disagree with that account.

Uh, and then influences on the heist.

I would say it's very much Wu tag in my opinion.

And interestingly, you guys are doing ghost and Ray cause they would do the back and forth story songs the most, I would say.

And I think that's probably what you had in mind.

I mean, I can't put myself in your shoes, but that was my guess.

Um,

But a distinction, in my opinion, re-listening to it, Akiva's really doing RZA.

Like, it's full-throated, yelling RZA.

Almost like Gravedigger's RZA, which did bleed into many early Wu-Tang recordings before he kind of smoothed it out.