Ramy Youssef

Yeah, thank you.

Yeah, Kareem, you know, gave a couple thoughts, and we honed in.

Yeah, Kareem, you know, gave a couple thoughts, and we honed in.

Yeah, Kareem, you know, gave a couple thoughts, and we honed in.

Oh, yeah. I did ask you for an editorial. I think I said put it in the beginning. You said put it in the beginning. Did you put it in the beginning? We did not take your note. No, I did a totally different thing. No! Yeah. And it was really helpful to know where you stood as I kind of shifted very far away from that. But I appreciated the feedback. Oh, man.

Oh, yeah. I did ask you for an editorial. I think I said put it in the beginning. You said put it in the beginning. Did you put it in the beginning? We did not take your note. No, I did a totally different thing. No! Yeah. And it was really helpful to know where you stood as I kind of shifted very far away from that. But I appreciated the feedback. Oh, man.

Oh, yeah. I did ask you for an editorial. I think I said put it in the beginning. You said put it in the beginning. Did you put it in the beginning? We did not take your note. No, I did a totally different thing. No! Yeah. And it was really helpful to know where you stood as I kind of shifted very far away from that. But I appreciated the feedback. Oh, man.

Okay, what is up with the original music in that show? So I play the father, and he's very stressed, and he yells, and he's kind of in this thing that dads do. But then...

Okay, what is up with the original music in that show? So I play the father, and he's very stressed, and he yells, and he's kind of in this thing that dads do. But then...

Okay, what is up with the original music in that show? So I play the father, and he's very stressed, and he yells, and he's kind of in this thing that dads do. But then...

I wanted this tender side to him, and one day while we were recording, in the booth there were these guitars, because we were recording in a music studio, and I picked it up and I was like, what would it be like if he made a jingle to get people to go to his halal cart? Because the dad has a halal cart. I was always fascinated growing up.

I wanted this tender side to him, and one day while we were recording, in the booth there were these guitars, because we were recording in a music studio, and I picked it up and I was like, what would it be like if he made a jingle to get people to go to his halal cart? Because the dad has a halal cart. I was always fascinated growing up.

I wanted this tender side to him, and one day while we were recording, in the booth there were these guitars, because we were recording in a music studio, and I picked it up and I was like, what would it be like if he made a jingle to get people to go to his halal cart? Because the dad has a halal cart. I was always fascinated growing up.

We lived in Queens, and then we went to Jersey, but my dad worked in the city, so we're always in Manhattan. and I go to Midtown, and you see the big Fox News building, and the news tickers saying all this crazy stuff about Muslims, and then you just look down, and there's a halal court.

We lived in Queens, and then we went to Jersey, but my dad worked in the city, so we're always in Manhattan. and I go to Midtown, and you see the big Fox News building, and the news tickers saying all this crazy stuff about Muslims, and then you just look down, and there's a halal court.

We lived in Queens, and then we went to Jersey, but my dad worked in the city, so we're always in Manhattan. and I go to Midtown, and you see the big Fox News building, and the news tickers saying all this crazy stuff about Muslims, and then you just look down, and there's a halal court.

Right on the corner is this halal court, and this guy just slinging platters to all the guys in the suits from the Fox building. And I was like, I want to follow. Who is this guy that the entire world is spinning this narrative around him? And he's like, I got to feed them. And so that's the dad in our animated show.

Right on the corner is this halal court, and this guy just slinging platters to all the guys in the suits from the Fox building. And I was like, I want to follow. Who is this guy that the entire world is spinning this narrative around him? And he's like, I got to feed them. And so that's the dad in our animated show.

Right on the corner is this halal court, and this guy just slinging platters to all the guys in the suits from the Fox building. And I was like, I want to follow. Who is this guy that the entire world is spinning this narrative around him? And he's like, I got to feed them. And so that's the dad in our animated show.

And so he's always holding all this tension because he's got to pretend to not be who he is. And so I started writing this jingle for the Halal Cart. And then it grew into this dad folk rock album. I mean, we put out a couple songs now. People call it Kebab Dylan. But he has this tender side to him. that no one sees.