Jake Shane

Yeah, I think so.

Because we had already released a record that really didn't do well.

Right, okay.

And we got dropped from our first record label, and then Hollywood Records, which is owned by Disney, Disney Music Group, said, like, we know what to do with this.

We know how to market this.

And so they started playing the video on Disney Channel, and then it just went nuts from there.

Wow.

They turned on, as I say, the Disney Faucet.

The Disney Faucet.

What was it like being on the Disney Faucet?

Parts of the journey that, of course, when you look back at different stages of your life, when you're in your early 20s and trying to be cool, that you can be like, oh, that was cringy or whatever.

But then at this stage in my life and now in my 30s, I look at those things that we were able to be a part of with Disney and I have so much pride.

And I'm really grateful that we got to...

make movies with them and do the TV shows and all that.

And we were part of a pretty crazy... Pivotal Disney moment.

Graduating class of Disney stars.

Speaking of, I wanted to ask you specifically the Disney Channel games.

Yeah.

What team were you on again?

You yellow?