Priya Patel

Half of a person, actually.

Three quarters.

Yeah.

Yeah, young men and young women have split completely opposite directions, whereas, yeah, women have become hyper-masculinized in terms of their goals being a career, putting off family, I mean, maybe forever, and certainly they're not aspiring to have kids long.

as much as they should, and now young men are reverting back to traditionalism, to conservatism, to religion, they're wanting families, and the women aren't adding up to that.

So yeah, if the market is scarce, you do become a little desperate.

Also, do we think that's because of the internet?

Because Gen Z is the first generation that actually grew up with the internet.

I feel like most millennials can still remember life prior to the internet being so prevalent.

You don't build cult followings like you used

To erode white American culture?

It phases out too.

Like I never hear espresso anymore.

Yeah, like that's the thing, but like I won't hear it.

Sure.

Especially in light of the internet, too, where everything needs to be provocative in some sort.

Yeah, that's very, very true.

2016?

Yeah, everybody at the beginning of this year was like, are we going to channel 2016 energy for 2026?

Yeah, but I also, it's very interesting because both your points on the music are the fact that we're yearning for nostalgia and what we grew up with.