Ryan Whitney

Because we've mentioned you a couple times.

I know that we mentioned during COVID that we missed out on you.

Did you have anyone reach out being like, hey, these guys talked about you?

Well, it's been, it has been awesome.

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Were you shocked that that was the song that popped or was there any part of you that's like, Hey, that's, that's, that's kind of crazy that that song specifically became the big song that obviously brings in a huge amount of audience that can then listen to the whole album.

Yeah, did you... Yeah, I mean, it is a dirty song, and I feel like people just don't realize that.

But was there a song... Bless their hearts.

...that you thought was going to be the song, and then it became...

And then how many albums did you sell?

You wanted to sell 300,000.

I bought it twice because this is my CD scratched back in CD days.

Are you intentional about when you sit down to write a song?

Or do the songs just like you get struck by something that you see, something that you do, and you're like, I have to go work on this right now?

Or is there like a scheduled time that you're like, okay, I have to, you know, Monday through Friday, I'm going to be in the lab from, you know, nine to four.

We're going to be working on songs.

Like how does...

Do you force inspiration upon yourself by being there or do you let it come to you and then you just go?