What is up everybody welcome back to the channel. It was a Super Bowl yesterday. Don't know too much about football. Again, like being out of like being non-American. Like of course we all know what it is and we know that everyone's massive and incredibly incredibly athletic and it's a it's a rough game. I enjoy watching a game here and there but I don't really I don't really watch right. But a lot of us will watch the Super Bowl no matter where we're at. So I don't know who you are rooting for. It seems like I'm supposed to like make fun of Eagles fans for some reason. I don't know what that's all about but word. I was debating whether or not I should maybe like skip the national anthem because I knew Chris Stapleton was singing it and I wanted us to enjoy it together because you a lot of you guys have introduced me to Chris Stapleton. So I was debating here and there and then I eventually had no choice. We got to the party a little late. The anthem had already started. I mean had already been done. The game had started. So watch it together. So before we get started as a reminder, I am a immigrant. I didn't become a US citizen until about two, three years ago. I did move to America though. Like in my late teens and now technically I have lived in America longer than any place else. And again, I was sworn in and everything and it was a freaking beautiful, amazing experience. So it's cool going to events like this and actually like put my heart on my chest and being all in. It's a beautiful anthem, dude. My family were so lucky. We got over here, man. It can't express that enough. Chris Stapleton has one of the best voices I've ever heard. So I'm excited to see what he's going to do. This may have nothing on Fergie's performance in the all-star game back in the day. The NBA all-star game. But I'm sure it's going to be fun. I'm going to honor a... I'm replaying it because I forgot to turn on the audio onto my headphones. To honor America with the performance of the National Anthem, eight-time Grammy Award winner Chris Stapleton. How many times? Eight-time Grammy Award winner Chris Stapleton. All right, hope he's no joke, dude. He's the truth. Oh, say, can you see it? I've heard a lot of times of the life. What's so proud of you, yeah? Oh, my goodness. And I've tried a lot. As cleaning, Whose broad stripes And bright stars Through the paper And through the spot For the ramparts we walked We're full of love. And rock is red light Of our hearts Oh, my, dude, I'm with you, bro. It's beautiful, dude. Hey, look at me. It's just a movie that tears, bro. We too, gosh. Oh, say, does that star Spangled man again wave? An effortless, dude. Oh, the land Into the green Oh, the home The home Oh, my gosh. Oh, That was extraordinary, bro. How did he do that? What is it? Just okay, that rasp, That blues voice he's got is unbelievable. It's somehow like I'd ever noticed, But rasp like that can like add a huge like feeling to the song. Because it almost feels like a cry out, like a very genuine Some. It's like a star just playing the Super simple like not even chords and necessarily sometimes they would just be Just they know it on the bottom string. Sometimes we get people singing the national anthem who just want to freaking just Oh, man, just show off and riff like nobody's business like, but just for the sake of doing that. But it felt like he was trying to sing the anthem and focus on that. It's it's clear that it works because man, that was cool. I've never I've never really seen like the football players like that touched by the performance. That was cool. Very cool. Very, very cool to see. I just drop in crap all over the place here. Woof. First able to bro. He's the truth. Freaking watching the dude is coming and crushing it. That was unbelievable.