You know what we're doing? Uh, yeah. I

You know what we're doing? Uh, yeah. I
mean, I think I Yeah. I mean, I've seen
him. We're gonna play some music. We're
gonna talk about it. I love that. Uh,
but first, can you introduce yourself?
Yes. Hi. Uh, I'm Maya Hawk and this is
Trackar. This is Track Star. This is
Track Star. What uh what kind of music
you listen to, Maya? Uh, I listen to all
kinds of music. I love lyrics. I don't
really care what genre it is if the
words are good. Interesting.
[Music]
How much time do I get? The whole song.
Oh, this is Joe Kiri. That song's like
popping off. Yeah, it really is. It's
amazing. It's like magic of the magic
power of Tik Tok that I don't
understand. Uh, you want five, double or
nothing. We're going for 10. Okay,
great. I've never heard this song.
Classic rock and roll band from England.
Legendary.
Even more legendary. The Rolling Stones.
Yes. Okay, great. Nailed it. Nailed it.
Two for two. $10.
You're telling me I got that one after I
guessed a thousand things? Okay. Yeah,
whatever. All right, cool. We didn't
introduce your dog. This is Lucky. She's
here. She's on the adventure. She's not
She's not very photogenic. She's hard to
see. She's hiding from the from the
camera. Yes. That's good. Hello.
This is uh Billy Isish. Yes. What do you
think? I I love it. This is lunch. She's
the coolest genius. Insane. Amazing.
Coolest genius. Cool. Maybe the coolest
genius. How did you get into music? Just
like I was always writing songs. Um or
or like since I was a little kid, I saw
it as a really good way to get your
point across. You have $20 and we're
going for 40. I want to go for 40. Oh my
god. Oh. Um uh John Mayer. John Mayer.
Yeah. First first drum. Fathers be good
to your daughters. Daughters. Yeah.
Daughters tune. Tune. I haven't really
listened to that in a while. I haven't
either. I can't believe I got it first
drum. But I guess I I was Yeah, I guess
I listened to it a lot at a time in my
life. I think I when I first started
listening to it, I really saw it as like
this beautiful song about fatherhood.
And then I like realized later it was
kind of like this horny song about daddy
issues and I and I like and it was like
really later in my life in my
relationship to that song that I was
like, "Oh, that's what this is about."
Okay, cool. Cool. Lyrics. Yeah. Lyrics.
Lyrics. I'm going to um Blaze Foley.
Blaze Foley.
I'm going down to the station. Yeah.
Going to get a ticket to ride. I don't
know. Sometimes there are these artists
that feel like they like the song is
floating in the air and they just like
picked it out like it always existed and
it was from that from the universe and
that's one of those songs. It just feels
like it's like like you found it. You
didn't write it but but some but but he
did. There's like a Michael Sarah
version of that song too somewhere. I
think that's so cool. I love Michael
Sarah's band. I was so into that in high
school. He knew that it was you know he
was like okay we got to rock this. We
got to rock some Blaze. Got to 5 10 20
40 80 * 2 is 160. We're mapping it up.
Let's go. This is a a interesting song.
Okay. That I haven't heard in a while.
And then I was like, "Oh, maybe we'll
play this."
Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Yes. Because Eminem
sampled it and I was like thinking
Eminem sampled it. But it's a do song.
Yeah. There we go. I just haven't
listened to the original a long time. I
listen to Stan all the time. Um, Stan
was so Stan is so good. Who produced
that song? Who came up with that idea? I
don't know. To like to to to sample that
Daido track is like I don't know. It's
so wild and it's such a great song and
the Daido song is so great. Have you
seen that movie music and lyrics with uh
Hugh Grant? I haven't seen it. It's
really the whole thing about whether or
not the music and the lyrics which is
more important and then they argue about