If you're a writer, if you're young writer, if you're in college right now, if you're somebody who is working a full-time job, and you know that's not for you, I wanna write. Is it room for me? Luley, but I would say there's more opportunity. There's always room. There's more opportunity for you in the mobile space. That's what I would say right now. I would be like figure out, you know, how to go write for the next great content app, right? That's going to give or serve the audience that is looking for content in your particular genre, right? I think that the voices that we have online, I feel like with social media and the way that we consume content now, there's a focus not so much on bigger brands, but on individual brands, right? So your voice in essence can be heard even more just for on a personal level, right? We follow now, when you think about who you follow on social media, we don't necessarily follow the brands. We follow the people who make the brands, but we follow the taste makers and the leaders in the culture. And I think that's a big statement to just even what built the source back then, right? Like before I started working at the source, of course the brand was bigger, but I knew who the writers were. I could name the writers and the articles and the articles I read because I would look at the bylines. And that's what we're seeing now, like you're seeing all this content and you know who owns the content. You know the content that you like to follow. And the brand is just a platform for, you know, distribution. Whether it's on Instagram, whether it's title, whether it's a network like BET or a brand like XXL the source. Yeah, but you still want to hear from the voices who make that the authorities on the culture. So I would say there's always that opportunity for writing just because it's not imprint or that you can touch and hold it like, I'll say this, right? I had this project, remember this? Yes, I do, absolutely. I had this project that I was kind of going through some of my old articles and that's a big story for me, that Oxy Brown, because that was the first cover story I wrote, right? Is this it? Yeah, it's not, she's not on the cover, but because you get a cover line at the time that was considered like a cover story, right? It's like one of the big features, yep. And so this article here was a big sort of thing for me because I got a cover line and it was the first one I got. I can't find it right now, but again, see how thick it was back then? The content is still there, right? You can, it's not going to be the same type of article with all of this, look, she even had a poster. That's funny, right? Yes, it is. Yeah, so that article was big for me back then. This is like before, this was January 99, before I had my job at the source. So, do I still want to read that article as someone who loves hip-hop and consumes content? Absolutely, but do I want to hold it in my hand and flip through it? Are the younger generation, they're not used to this. They're used to, they just pull up their mobile phone and go into whatever app they have. So, it's just a different time, but the voices are still there. That is, but the opportunity you're saying, if you are writing, there is opportunity still out there for you. Right. What's up, guys? Thanks for sticking with me to the end of the video. Truly appreciate you. If you like anything you heard here today, go ahead and hit that subscribe button. And if you know anybody that can benefit from this message, feel free to share. Peace and love.