Bert Kreischer

Well, the Japanese one looked like the Japanese version of our fans, but yes.

But exactly like all the other ones, but definitely more Japanese.

I mean, they have everything.

I mean, any subculture, they're really serious and they have the best.

They do cholo culture.

Yeah, everything.

It's so fucking interesting.

Back in the mid-90s, it was Jamaican culture.

Really?

Yeah, so all these Japanese kids are like giant dreadlocks.

Do you like reggae music at all?

Huge, massive.

It's funny because now that it's hot out, our new record, when we started making the record, that month around getting to Nashville, we did a couple of little sessions, me and Rich, out in the valley.

I only listened to super hardcore bands.

dread rasta vibes from like the 70s i didn't put on any other kind of music till the day that record was done really yeah oh and i've have a i've been going to jamaica for 30 years you'll be touring this you'll be touring this album on this tour yeah yeah oh my god yeah i mean we'll be we're not really doing like the happiness bastards record we kind of went out and played a lot of that record um

after the whole Aerosmith thing kind of fell apart, which was amazing that we had the opportunity to play that.

We won't be doing that on this tour because it's like a bigger thing.

Yeah.

But we were talking earlier about meeting people and talking.

I look at this and I'm like, all right, whatever.