Dasha

Like, appreciate it.

Like, cool.

And then he messages back and is like, yeah, man.

Like, I saw you on my prison tablet.

Like, shit's lit.

And I was like...

come again your prison tablet and then i was like you need to call me immediately so he calls me and gives me the whole lore basically you got you know arrest on this stupid drug charge charge gets into prison and he only had access to like a really controlled prison tablet but one of the things you can do is like buy um the hits and my song was on the country hits you know

And then Didn't I, which is funny, was also on there, I guess.

And that's the song that like he bought because he liked the little soundbite thing.

And then I guess all his buddies in prison was like, yo, this song is sick.

What song is this?

I want to buy it on my prison tablet.

And so we had the whole prison listening to Didn't I.

Shout out.

I'm like, I got to go to prison.

I think it's so fun, and I think it's cool because there's a really strong culture that connects its music with its artists, with the clothes that country artists wear, and the hats and the boots and the jeans and the horses, and there's such a world built around country music.

That I think is so, like, oh my God, amazing to other people outside the U.S.

Because it's like, that's the epitome of the Americana dream, you know?

And I think people around the world are already obsessed with America.

And so much of culture is set by America, I guess.