Troy Duffy

No, singing this.

But what I was trying to say was that a lot of what we do is really quite, the process is the same.

I mean, it's like we've lived on tour buses and toured the world.

I mean, in our second record, kind of record company mergers craziness happened.

Well, it's not helpful for them.

There were a lot of political things, and then we ended up starting our own record company on our third record.

Sure.

There are many things that you could accuse Hanson of being.

Hip-hop was not necessarily one of those things.

But we've spent the last 10 years really doing what we feel is what any band should do, make records you're super proud of, and also really sort of own everything.

We're controlling.

Whether it's the songs, writing the songs, controlling the masters, our merchandise, our website, and kind of cultivating a really strong connection with our fans.

And so then, you know, it's like anything.

Every once in a while you hit sort of cultural, you know, your roller coaster like strikes a chord at the right time.

Sure.

And, you know, a song kind of becomes a little bit more of a hit and then the song gets played on MTV.

But in the meantime, you're creating something that is this business.

It's your ongoing.

It's your life.

It's your music.