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And I just could not remember. I was like, the park, my daughter. I was like, it was just so bad.
I got to meet Jay-Z there, too. It was really cool. Stevie Wonder. I mean, it was like, it was definitely. Ed Sheeran came and talked to me. I mean, it was really cool. All good people, yeah.
I got to meet Jay-Z there, too. It was really cool. Stevie Wonder. I mean, it was like, it was definitely. Ed Sheeran came and talked to me. I mean, it was really cool. All good people, yeah.
I got to meet Jay-Z there, too. It was really cool. Stevie Wonder. I mean, it was like, it was definitely. Ed Sheeran came and talked to me. I mean, it was really cool. All good people, yeah.
Well, you got to think, all the poets have always ended up in Nashville. Bob Dylan went out of his way to come down here and write and do Nashville Skyline. One of the only places James Taylor frequented besides his island of his own where he rode at up on the Northeast was he'd come to Nashville every now and then. It's always kind of leaned that way.
Well, you got to think, all the poets have always ended up in Nashville. Bob Dylan went out of his way to come down here and write and do Nashville Skyline. One of the only places James Taylor frequented besides his island of his own where he rode at up on the Northeast was he'd come to Nashville every now and then. It's always kind of leaned that way.
Well, you got to think, all the poets have always ended up in Nashville. Bob Dylan went out of his way to come down here and write and do Nashville Skyline. One of the only places James Taylor frequented besides his island of his own where he rode at up on the Northeast was he'd come to Nashville every now and then. It's always kind of leaned that way.
And I think that we're having the biggest moment we've ever had with it. But what you got to experience is what I tell people that makes country music more special than every genre is that it's all about the song with us. Like, it's all about the hits with the other genres. Like, not in a bad way, but like, you know, it's a lot of production. It's a very produced thing.
And I think that we're having the biggest moment we've ever had with it. But what you got to experience is what I tell people that makes country music more special than every genre is that it's all about the song with us. Like, it's all about the hits with the other genres. Like, not in a bad way, but like, you know, it's a lot of production. It's a very produced thing.
And I think that we're having the biggest moment we've ever had with it. But what you got to experience is what I tell people that makes country music more special than every genre is that it's all about the song with us. Like, it's all about the hits with the other genres. Like, not in a bad way, but like, you know, it's a lot of production. It's a very produced thing.
But like, in our business is, if I take all that shit out and I just grab my guitar right now, or if I grab this piano right now and I break this song down to just me and you acoustic, it really makes the song stand out.
But like, in our business is, if I take all that shit out and I just grab my guitar right now, or if I grab this piano right now and I break this song down to just me and you acoustic, it really makes the song stand out.
But like, in our business is, if I take all that shit out and I just grab my guitar right now, or if I grab this piano right now and I break this song down to just me and you acoustic, it really makes the song stand out.
No, dude, especially when you get to do it like that. The best is when you get... three or four or five of us in a room together, and we're playing Pass the Guitar. That's pretty cool. It's awesome when we're like, yo, what did you write? He's like, yo, I wrote this last week, and then Thomas Rhett's singing a song that might not ever come out that he just wrote.
No, dude, especially when you get to do it like that. The best is when you get... three or four or five of us in a room together, and we're playing Pass the Guitar. That's pretty cool. It's awesome when we're like, yo, what did you write? He's like, yo, I wrote this last week, and then Thomas Rhett's singing a song that might not ever come out that he just wrote.
No, dude, especially when you get to do it like that. The best is when you get... three or four or five of us in a room together, and we're playing Pass the Guitar. That's pretty cool. It's awesome when we're like, yo, what did you write? He's like, yo, I wrote this last week, and then Thomas Rhett's singing a song that might not ever come out that he just wrote.
And then I'm singing a song I might not ever put out that I just wrote, because it's like anything else, I just wrote it, so I think it's the best song I ever wrote. I gotta listen to it for two months before I'm like, that song's not that good.
And then I'm singing a song I might not ever put out that I just wrote, because it's like anything else, I just wrote it, so I think it's the best song I ever wrote. I gotta listen to it for two months before I'm like, that song's not that good.
And then I'm singing a song I might not ever put out that I just wrote, because it's like anything else, I just wrote it, so I think it's the best song I ever wrote. I gotta listen to it for two months before I'm like, that song's not that good.
I mean, come anytime. The cool thing about it is we do it. Wow. I think it's similar to what y'all do. It's what made Smart List the biggest podcast on the earth. We immediately heard three friends who are at the top of their class but are buddies at core just hanging out and being fucking buddies. Like, that's us.