Ash London

Yeah.

So it takes us about a minute and a half to prep the whole segment and then it gets two and a half million views and we're like, okay, so joy.

Yeah.

It's really joy in its purest form.

And that's us.

That series, Best Key Changes, is just us in a three-minute block.

And we've been doing other ones like Best High Notes and Best Clappy Bits and Best Use of a Choir.

Best Clappy Bits.

And it just has to be a moment that makes you, and you feel the dopamine here.

It's the worst feeling in the world.

But no one feels worse after listening to music.

And do you know what my number one thing is that I like to do?

So like buddies asleep, I'm going to go to Woolworths and I am going to put my comfiest hoodie on and my AirPods and I'm just going to get a couple of things.

Maybe I don't need many things but I'm still going to go up and down every aisle and I'm going to have something really like I'm going to have Ray's new album in my ears or the new Ariana song and I'm going to get myself an iced chocolate.

And I'm going to have that music so loud and I'm going to sing very loudly in Woolworths because no one knows me in this country, up and down the aisles.

Maybe I'm going to do some dancing.

Maybe I'm going to get some, you know, organic passata as I go and sip my chocolate milk.

And to me, that is the ultimate dopamine hit.

I'm alone.

No one's asking for lollies.