Charlie Puth

Hopefully one day.

That'll be an interesting one.

He'll make sounds from slamming garbage cans together, and it'll turn into a kick drum.

Because I didn't do it for a while and then I worked with him.

Oh, bless you.

Sorry.

See, I could take that or Timberland could take that.

I'm kidding.

But here's a fun fact that you might not know.

My little hand clap is actually – if you listen to Dangerous Woman by Ariana Grande and I did not write that song.

Ross.

Yeah, Ross Golan and Johan Carlson.

If you listen to the very beginning –

you're gonna hear very faintly in the background that would be me but i didn't like i just i just walked in at a good time and then you and they added that in there yeah i didn't i didn't want any credit for it or anything like that but it's kind of just fun because that's so i love that song that's crazy does anyone know that

now they do now they do yeah now they do um but yeah i i've i've always loved songwriting and i i would hear the songs of the school dance and be like how do i i have a yamaha motif and i have an mpc and a korg triton how do i make that beat so i would make beats for how old were you when this was happening like 13 you had all that when you were 13 yeah

I was really, really lucky to have the Korg Triton early on because I knew someone at Guitar Center.

This guy in this band called Symphony X, Mike Piniella, and he hooked me up in East Brunswick Guitar Center.

He hooked me up with the Korg Triton with the CD burner, I think for like way off of what it was MSRP'd.

Is that it?

Yeah, like what it was actually worth.