A couple of things here, okay? So first off, that website is down. So you can no longer go to Yeezy.com and see that $20 white swastika t-shirt. Thank goodness. I don't know how it took that long. It is down. Also, Kanye West has been dumped by his talent agent. His name's Daniel McCartney. He wrote on Instagram that he does not represent Ye any more effective immediately. Now, this was yesterday, and he made that decision after all of Kanye's harmful and hateful comments recently. His anti-Semitic rant on X, where he called himself a Nazi, claimed to love Hitler, tweeted about having dominion over his wife, Bianca. And then what we saw following the Super Bowl on Yeezy.com, that swastika shirt. So he is done with Kanye. Now, speaking of that shirt, you probably saw photos going around yesterday of a ton of celebrities wearing a white tee that looked like the outline of a hand flashing the middle finger along with the Star of David inside of it. And then it had the name Kanye written underneath it. Did you guys see it? I feel like it was everywhere. Well, unfortunately, none of those images are real. They are all AI. And in fact, Scarlett Johansson, because of that, is urging U.S. legislators to place limits on AI as those images of her and other Jewish celebrities opposing Kanye go viral. So the photos were ultimately made into a video. It's Drake, Jerry Seinfeld, Steven Spielberg, Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Black, I think Mila Kunis, Lenny Kravitz, and then Adam Sandler at the end is actually like giving the finger to the camera. So Scarlett Johansson denounced what she is calling the misuse of AI, no matter what it's messaging. And she said, yes, she is a Jewish woman who has no tolerance for anti-Semitism or hate speech of any kind. But she believes that the potential for hate speech multiplied by AI is a far greater threat than any one person who takes accountability for it. And she's right. At first I was like, why is she doing this? And then I'm like, oh, she's making a great point. So she said in her statement yesterday, we must call out the misuse of AI, no matter it's messaging or we risk losing a hold on reality. So literally I saw the photo of her in that shirt and I was like, oh, I kind of want that shirt just to, you know, like show my solidarity with the Jewish community. But it's not even a real thing. So, yeah, I wow.