Derek Johnson

You're kind of lulled into something, and then it ends so strong in the last minute with all the twists and turns and rapid fire of what's canceled and all the logistics that it is, maybe there's some magic to the fact that it's kind of spongy at the beginning, let's say. I don't know.

So you're just trying to understand what you're like.

So you're just trying to understand what you're like.

So you're just trying to understand what you're like.

And then he's just like, you're a winner. And you're like, okay. Then he goes, welcome to the Space Olympics.

And then he's just like, you're a winner. And you're like, okay. Then he goes, welcome to the Space Olympics.

And then he's just like, you're a winner. And you're like, okay. Then he goes, welcome to the Space Olympics.

I'm not even saying it's bad. I'm saying maybe there's a magic to it.

I'm not even saying it's bad. I'm saying maybe there's a magic to it.

I'm not even saying it's bad. I'm saying maybe there's a magic to it.

Exactly. I made slightly uncomfortable in moments where I'm like, we're not fully in control necessarily. What Seth just said, I think, is it. Because when you are just listening on an album experience, you can just vibe out on the cool music and on where's this going. There's something about having to stare you in the eyes while you're waiting for it to happen that is more uncomfortable. Yeah.

Exactly. I made slightly uncomfortable in moments where I'm like, we're not fully in control necessarily. What Seth just said, I think, is it. Because when you are just listening on an album experience, you can just vibe out on the cool music and on where's this going. There's something about having to stare you in the eyes while you're waiting for it to happen that is more uncomfortable. Yeah.

Exactly. I made slightly uncomfortable in moments where I'm like, we're not fully in control necessarily. What Seth just said, I think, is it. Because when you are just listening on an album experience, you can just vibe out on the cool music and on where's this going. There's something about having to stare you in the eyes while you're waiting for it to happen that is more uncomfortable. Yeah.

Yep, that sounds right.

Yep, that sounds right.

Yep, that sounds right.

Yeah. I don't dislike it. It's just a little middling to me. I think that that gives it anarchy, and that's why maybe Phil and Chris, maybe what's appealing to them about it is that there's a sense of anarchy to it, I think.

Yeah. I don't dislike it. It's just a little middling to me. I think that that gives it anarchy, and that's why maybe Phil and Chris, maybe what's appealing to them about it is that there's a sense of anarchy to it, I think.

Yeah. I don't dislike it. It's just a little middling to me. I think that that gives it anarchy, and that's why maybe Phil and Chris, maybe what's appealing to them about it is that there's a sense of anarchy to it, I think.

Do you think he's talking about his sins in relation to what he did by creating Olympics in Space or other sins that have been not named in the song?