Nick Cannon

You know, and because what happened was I did own the the brand 100 percent.

a few seasons back.

And what happened, the executives at the time started looking at how successful it was becoming.

And some lawyer, somebody realized, he's like, yo, you realize he owns that brand, the moniker, the logo, all of that is his.

And they kind of gave me a offer, a very gracious offer.

But they were like, look, we got to participate in this.

You can't own this 100%.

And it's on our networks and all that.

Had to break bread a little bit.

How much y'all want?

And since then, you know, we've been operating on that good faith.

And, you know, Paramount has been, especially the Paramount of today, has been extraordinary.

Extremely gracious and been great partners in this next journey that we're about to take.

Giving me the autonomy 100% allowing me to do whatever I want to do with my brand.

But at the end of the day, them shareholders want their position and their little piece too.

Just to say that's how you build companies.

When you have a network full of intellectual properties, it gives...

Value to the entire thing the mass singer.

How were you able to not only host the mass singer, but also be a producer?

Yes, same vibes.