There was no romance involved. It was just, I see the impact that you have in this space, dude. You and I have, you know, we've met recently, although our paths crossed a while back. But we've only recently started kind of hanging out. I immediately resonated with you because I do share a passion for trying to bring people out of their shells. I'm trying to make them feel comfortable so that they can speak their truth.
I truly believe that through creativity is how we can connect with humanity—not through politics, not through religion, not through these other forms that we've been trying for millennia and failed. Creativity's always been there, and it seems to be, whether it be song or poetry, you know, dancing or what have you, it's the thing that seems to translate beyond language.
So I'm leaning into this all the way, and I'm trying to intentionally and intentfully go about it in a way that I'm trying to share messages. I'm trying to share lessons from my life, and I'm also trying to, you know, entertain as I go as well. So I really appreciate it. It felt super comfortable. That's why I started with that one.
The next one will surely be more stumbling because it's new. Thanks, brother. Thank you. You're such a gem, every one of you. Gems. Just because people give value to gems, but I would say leaves, I don't know, whatever. You guys are beautiful. Thank you. Thank you for creating moments that I don't know how to go get out from.
So let's get out, and let's go to Carmen, my beautiful French brother. Thank you and welcome to be, thank you for being here. Thank you all. I would like to dedicate my song, my track, to HR. A few years ago, I did a deep house track, a classic deep house track, and the title is "What We Bring."
