Rory Stewart

Community.

Joy and love.

Joy and love.

Maybe this is a time turn off for younger listeners, but it's an extraordinary performance where he's spending most of his time clutching his crotch and rotating in front with an enormous number of surrounded by incredible Latino dancers, most of whom have got their skirts in the air.

I mean, this is much more than just a celebration of community and world peace.

Is it the words that are good?

I think his voice is interesting, but I think it's the whole picture.

It's the whole, I think, I mean, it's about, the songs are about celebrity.

They're about girlfriends.

They're about love.

They're about Puerto Rico.

They're about being a Latino.

They're about the fact that other people want to be Latino, can't be Latino.

I mean, it's a whole statement about culture and about Puerto Rico.

And he didn't.

And he seemingly didn't.

The only thing he did is he said, God bless America, and then he listed all the countries in America.

And I thought the joke was going to be he was going to go Ecuador, Paraguay, Costa Rica, and then jump to Canada.

But actually, he included the United States in the whole thing.

Our research is wonderful research on Texas done by the producers and not something sort of bolted into the back of my brain with a weird memory stick.