I remember when Azie Zam came out. I read a review that talked about how Azizam was like, “Oh, just another Ed Sheeran safe pop song and I was like, I don’t know that I’ve ever heard Farsy on the radio, dude.” I feel like a lot of people have their minds made up on me and no matter what I do, >> it won’t change their mind. So, it’s almost a superpower cuz I never have to like do anything to appease anyone because they think what they think. So, I just get to do what I want to do, make what I want to make. Like I had so much fun making Azizam. The whole process from making the song to being in the studio and recording with like fantastic instruments that I didn’t didn’t even know existed before, working with like Persian singers and artists on that tune and then shooting the video and then it coming out. So anyone saying anything reductive after that point, it’s sort of irrelevant because of all all of the joy that I’ve found from that song is what makes that song worth it. Yeah. >> You’ve talked about how growing up, you know, you kind of were the ultimate underdog to make it in this industry. Talk about having like the NHS specs, the red hair, the port wine birth. >> You’re like proper proper research. You’re not just like eat your food and off. >> I don’t know. Eat your food and off would have been a better name for the show. And frankly, I think we we should have done