Jann Arden

But I think it is quite... It's sad.

It's deeply affecting people.

And I think a lot of... I'm seeing a lot of engagement on social around the role that Stephen Colbert played and what he...

What he did as a host and what he brought to that show and that time slot and the way that content was sort of perceived.

And I think because Stephen Colbert had so much loss in his life, some of the things that really resonated with a lot of the viewers were his very heartfelt, deep conversations on grief.

If you remember, he had that big moment with Keanu Reeves that went viral.

And he asked Keanu Reeves, you know, what do you think happens when we die?

And Keanu Reeves had lost his partner, had lost his mom, I think.

Yeah.

And a family member.

It might have been his sister, but certainly a partner and who struggled for a long time with mental health issues.

And he said, I think that when we die, the people who we love miss us very much.

And it just took everyone out.

The Internet collectively cried and said, we love you, Stephen Colbert, for having this conversation on your show.

We love Keanu Reeves.

He had the same kind of conversations with Andrew Garfield following the loss of his mom.

Like he just had a really big.

I apologize.

But all to say, he had these deep and profound conversations about more than just ha-ha-ha, ha-ha, one-liners.

Entertainment, yeah.