How much did it cost to get Romeo's song cleared? Oh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. Everything. No, no, baby, I don't need to grab it. Everything. For real? Everything. What was the process like? I gave them whatever they wanted. You care to share? That most people are afraid to do that. Hey, that's a Michael Jackson song. I don't care what song it is, how much it cost. When you think about the business and licensing and clearance days, and I'm saying to myself, I'm like, hold on, bro. This dude sampled one of the most successful songs alone. And to have that, it was like, yo. So y'all know we did, I think we did Michael Jackson's last show with him in New York. What? During 9-11. Yeah. We did the last show with him, me and Rome. Man, I had to rent a bus to come back home because they wasn't flying out no more. That makes sense. You know, I even showed Mike how to get a, Mike said, man, how you get a bus? Like, man, call this number up. And I hooked him up with the bus to get back home. So I had to drive all the way back from New York. You had, I mean, the stories that you're telling, it's so intriguing because it's a subtle flex, but you're saying like, yo, I talked to Michael Jackson. I got his lawyer. I was taught the game. I paid for his, you know. There ain't no flex, Cam. I mean, I did that and I didn't mind spending my money because that's what I wanted to do. You know, it's a flex when you can't have it or you don't have it or you don't even want to do it. You don't think that's worth it. I thought it was worth it. I'm just a client like anybody else. This is a lawyer. I'm like, well, it's going to take the toll. He said, 25. And I said, okay, cool. Let's talk. Because I wanted the information. So this generation have to realize information is more important. The knowledge is more important than anything. Because if I ain't had the knowledge, I couldn't do what I did. Don't give me no food. Teach me how to cook. That's what I'm saying.