I think they made a great band, don't you think? Yeah, they did! Someone went with no, they're not. I thought everyone was going to be behind that idea, who said no, who doesn't think I've been in the band? Why don't you think they've been in the band? Too much boys! Too much boys! That's good! I like that! We are looking at things, we are coming through things from a more broad gender sort of area. That's good, we should have a girl to the band. We need a girl to the band, who's been here? If there are girls, Daniel, you are not a girl, I've met you already. Your name is Daniel, we've already changed the band's name, so you can be Daniel. Who'd like to be the girl in the band over here? Hello, so there are two girls over here who likes to be in the band. Yeah, great, what's your name? That's Paul. Ke-ke-ke-lyn, nice to meet you Ke-ke-lyn. Very nice, so that's a cool name, all be good in the band. What's your name? Lily, Ke-lyn and Lily, and Rock-O, and Ethan and Zach. That's going to be a great band, what's your name? Lily, that's going to be perfect as well in the band. Right, we need a band name. We need a band name. Are you all putting your hands up? It's nice and polite, but someone shout out a band name for me. I'll give you a hand! Again, two more for that, we were happy with the hands up. No, we're not putting the band up on. One of the girls is suggested. The sticky heads. The sticky heads. The sticky heads. The banana splits, that's a good name. Sticky heads, banana splits. Right, why are you shining a light in my face? What's that? In many, it's an octopacin, it makes a bird sound. I've just, toys have really moved on since I was little. All right, I'll get that wrong. She always like this. Look, all right, find out. I'm working at the moment. I can't, I'll look at Adam making octopus tweed. And what do you do with this? Do you just walk around to, your mother looks quite tired. Do you do this all night just tweeding the octopus? Because when you were shining this in my face, it did seem like a little interrogation. Like you're asking me questions. The tweeding octopus is now in the band. This is part of the band. It's going to be doing a solo. It's actually a distraught in like your creative vision as all I've found. Are you out of the band, Zach? Are you leaving the band for creative differences? What more shout? I'm the band, managing young men. I'm going to have to decide and count the situation. I need to get you some gigs. This is a very demanding band to go over here. I think we've been all talent who's going to be first out like saying. I think it's going to be...