This begins. Here we go. We are just for the parvades. We are looking to see where we can develop new talent. And you know, here we know the years from the impact we perform at the New York Marathon edition. But since we know doing some social commentary and valuable things, we still attend. Next, we have to broadcast a little bit of end because we are again, again, trying to realize that talent is new. And we realize that we can develop it. Mr. Ratman, being, I call him the incredible Ratman being. He can write from a place where just one being. I'm sorry, I'm so sorry. Okay, and he has the room. He's going to be the adult's loved balloon. So you can let out a Ratman and he has been working on this song. He's been very, very young. And he's been in the entire house. He's been in the county distribution time. And next, he has another song that's a spirit of light. St.Vea and John St.Vea St.Vea and John St.Vea I can not sing. I can not get. I don't know I'm a Radio. Ken, the song is a servant song. And that tradition isn't when you measure life there. It's because I'm very busy, I can't speak, okay? That's why that tradition is hearing all of the tone you think. And I want to get sanctioned by the person who has the first drop of citation into part is I see it in your audience, or at all, because I thought of this, but that is from very times children who said that I just walk on the edition of my listen to the song called TV and what TV. And by one very funny, I thought I heard that somewhere you'd walk in and watch that beat. I thought I heard that people were going in some way to bully and that was B song. So I made a visit to this song and I said, yeah, sorry, that's something to listen to. And that didn't bother me at all. It started to get popular, it started to get a little bit of an interview. So I decided that I was going to keep carrying on the theme. And I had a conversation with Mr. Stahl and no Stahl had been thrown on this celebration until it's okay. So we not only are going to be hot, but we're also going to have some Stahls too as well. And next, we got a Stahl and Pepper. We are moving on to a new person. I heard the song on the radio. I took one of this into the song and I said, this is the song that we should have in the next. Mr. Saraj Ali and he will be singing as Chalmeen, the first black agent, Chalmeen, executive chef. And he said a song called the Chalmeen connection. And Saraj Ali is from Lackarovans. And not only is he from Lackarovans, but he also has been making the impact I was really to be international world and so he will be leaving our visible and study acting professionals. So we would like to see it. I mean our privilege, one of the last things that he should choose to participate in is celebration. And this is the first time I have actually been acting at the Institute of History and the Civil War. So you may have seen it.