Nate Sloan

10 years ago maybe with maroon 5 with maroon 5 when you are in the public like that and people are taking your work and you know doing comedic skits about it what kind of attitude do you have to take to you know if you're young you can get your feelings hurt and if you're not it's like

That's an interesting way to think about it, yeah.

Like you were saying earlier, it's the romantic comedy approach.

Is there a limit to that, though?

Like, you're telling me people take your music, they do what they will with it, but would you ever draw the line?

What if there was a techno remix of Drops of Jupiter?

All right, so no objections.

The lawyers involved, yeah.

Okay.

I think that seems like a healthy philosophy to have.

Well, that's good advice.

I mean, I could talk about this song forever.

So I want to go back to this idea of the song evolving over the course of it.

Over the course of time?

Or over the course of the song?

Great distinction.

No, I think first over the course of the song.

Like this line, tell me, did Venus blow your mind?

There's something about that every time I hear it.

Because in the first chorus, it's tell me, did you fall for a shooting star?