Damaris

I'll see if my artists can get on there.

And they're having trouble booking guests now.

In a different way, but I mean, they come from a radio station that had somebody's whole career dedicated to booking guests for y'all.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, welcome.

Welcome to the mud.

Probably.

I think with some of the older relationships that he has, whether it be like with label people, I can see him finding it odd there.

But I don't think that they thought he was just about to get every guest in the world because he was on Hot 97 for that long.

Like every artist...

I mean, especially the younger artists that are not from New York, which is a majority of them, don't have like a crazy incentive to have to go to Hot 97.

But it is part of a major label rollout.

But if you don't even have the Hot 97 thing, why would a younger artist care to go to your platform?

I'm not shitting on their platform.

It just started.

I think a lot of the artists think like when they talk to their publicist, like, yeah, I watched breakfast.

Like I've been watching breakfast clubs since I was in middle school.

Like it's, it's a thing with, with us.

We want to go on high 97.

Cause it's what we grew up on.