Jorma Taccone

No, no, no, that's something different.

No, no, no, that's something different.

No, no, no, that's something different.

I remember you saying it sounds good, but you didn't think it was that funny.

I remember you saying it sounds good, but you didn't think it was that funny.

I remember you saying it sounds good, but you didn't think it was that funny.

We did try some goofier lines. I can't remember what they were or where they were, but I do remember trying them and then erasing them.

We did try some goofier lines. I can't remember what they were or where they were, but I do remember trying them and then erasing them.

We did try some goofier lines. I can't remember what they were or where they were, but I do remember trying them and then erasing them.

Definitely.

Definitely.

Definitely.

I think there's a part of it that, again, the doubling down and tripling down, but also the relentlessness of it. There's a moment two thirds of the way through where it's clearly the moment in another song where it's supposed to go back to the chorus. Yeah. And instead we just do get the fuck up. This boat is real and straight back into verse. Yeah.

I think there's a part of it that, again, the doubling down and tripling down, but also the relentlessness of it. There's a moment two thirds of the way through where it's clearly the moment in another song where it's supposed to go back to the chorus. Yeah. And instead we just do get the fuck up. This boat is real and straight back into verse. Yeah.

I think there's a part of it that, again, the doubling down and tripling down, but also the relentlessness of it. There's a moment two thirds of the way through where it's clearly the moment in another song where it's supposed to go back to the chorus. Yeah. And instead we just do get the fuck up. This boat is real and straight back into verse. Yeah.

But the horns come in like it's a chorus, but we don't stop just doing verse stuff where it's like the whole song is basically one continuous hockey stick to use the Silicon Valley terminology. Just goes up, up, up, up, up, and then ends. Yeah. And there's no like peaks and valleys.

But the horns come in like it's a chorus, but we don't stop just doing verse stuff where it's like the whole song is basically one continuous hockey stick to use the Silicon Valley terminology. Just goes up, up, up, up, up, and then ends. Yeah. And there's no like peaks and valleys.

But the horns come in like it's a chorus, but we don't stop just doing verse stuff where it's like the whole song is basically one continuous hockey stick to use the Silicon Valley terminology. Just goes up, up, up, up, up, and then ends. Yeah. And there's no like peaks and valleys.

It's like blossoms with T-Pain getting to do a verse and then it ends. Yeah, exactly. It also starts with a chorus and ends. It's just bookended choruses, right? There's nothing in the middle at all. Correct. We just do I'm on a boat twice.

It's like blossoms with T-Pain getting to do a verse and then it ends. Yeah, exactly. It also starts with a chorus and ends. It's just bookended choruses, right? There's nothing in the middle at all. Correct. We just do I'm on a boat twice.