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Our first guest tonight is one of the most innovative , successful , and influential people in the history of popular music .
He's got so many Grammys , they named one after him .
Today , he was immortalized with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame .
Please say hello to Doctor .
Dre .
Thank you for coming .
Look at you .
You really are 61220 5 of pure trial .
You know what ?
I don't want that right now , Jimmy .
Stop playing .
By the way , just for my , just a disclaimer .
Okay .
That skit was Jimmy's idea .
Just so everybody knows .
Okay .
Congratulations , by the way .
Thank you .
Did you ever imagine you'd have a star on a Hollywood Walk of Fame ?
No .
I didn't .
I was not in my the mentor at rolodex at all .
No .
When you were a kid , did you ever come down here to Hollywood and look at those stars ?
Let me tell you something .
I didn't see Hollywood until I was 16 years old , I think .
So Interesting .
You never made it over here .
No .
Nothing north of Wilshire .
Yeah .
But when you were 16 , you got here .
And what what were you up to then ?
I'd rather not say .
Oh , they had to shut the lot of fun .
Let me just put it that way .
They had to shut the whole boulevard down because there were so many people to see you today .
Did you imagine that that was going to happen ?
No .
No .
I didn't .
But it was fantastic .
LA showed up for me .
They really did show up .
That's right .
That was fantastic .
I didn't expect it to be that many people out there to represent , but that was great .
Is it weird for you when the cops are there and they're like , doctor Dre ?
Sometimes that's weird .
Yeah .
It's a little strange .
Right ?
Do you get often get surprised by people who are , fans , so you size them up and you go , this can't possibly be .
Yes .
This this happens sometimes .
Actually , there was one time , I think I can't remember where I was , but I was at a hotel in the lobby , and a group of nuns came by .
Yes .
And they were like , doctor Trey .
I'm like , get the right ?
And I'm like , how do you know my music ?
And they were like , well , we deal with a lot of , kids , and they love your music .
And I took pictures with , like , I think it was 6 nuns .
Oh , that's great .
That actually happened .
That's pretty good .
Yeah .
You have worked with , so many you launched so many careers , worked with so many people , NWA , of course , Eazy E , Snoop Dogg , 50 Cent , Eminem , Tupac , Kendrick Lamar , Anderson Paak , Mary j Blige , Gwen Stefani and Eve , TI , Busta Rhymes , Alicia Keys , Missy Elliott exhibit , Warren , Gigi , UNIT , big pun , Nate Dogg , Jay z , the game , MC Scat Cat .
Oh , wait a minute .
That might be that may have been an error , but , I mean , that is that's That's a that's a tremendous amount of work , man .
That's a lot of work , and that's quite a list .
Do you have Thank you .
Thank you .
Thank you .
I would imagine the answer to this is yes .
But do artists from other genres often approach you and ask you to work with them ?
Yes .
All the time .
But , you know , my love is for hip hop .
It really depends on the relationship .
If I meet somebody that we , you know , we click and what have you , then I'll go in the studio and get down .
Even if it's not your type of music , like , if it was a like , let's say Dolly Parton wanted to record it now .
Dolly Parton .
Oh , that's something you would consider .
Yes .
Absolutely .
Jolene is one of my favorite songs .
Oh , there you go .
Yeah .
Like , you would you could produce anybody .
Right ?
It's not about what the music is .
It's about making music .
I could do that , but hip hop is my love .
It's your love .
And in when you make a song with with an artist , you the artist comes in , do they come in with the whole like , a lot of times , I mean , like , I think Dolly Parton will write all her songs .
She'll show up , and she has the song all kind of ready to go , and they'll record it .
You though lay the set the table .
Right ?
You you really are much more involved in the song than most producers .
Well , usually , the track is laid out .
Every now and then , the artist comes in with the lyrics first , and that has only happened a couple of times in my career .
One time was with Eminem on a song called forgot about Dre .
Uh-huh .
Yeah .
Yeah .
Yes .
Yes .
So Nothing comes out when they move their lips .
You know ?
Right ?
Yeah .
Yeah .
Eminem Eminem wrote that .
He had the entire song written before the track , so we had to make the track work with his lyrics .
So Oh .
He wrote that entire song .
Is it true that you don't like the artist to write the lyrics down on paper ?
No .
That's not true .
That that that happens .
I mean , these days , it it just feels a little bit boring as a producer to sit in the studio and wait for an artist to go away or go in another room and write the lyrics while you're sitting there waiting .
So I'd like it to be a collaborative effort .
And once the track is done , we're collaborating with the lyrics , and that's how I work for it .
In the movies and sometimes in television , producers don't do anything .
Like I'm learning that now .
Do nothing .
You know ?
Yeah .
Their their name is on the thing .
Yeah .
The word producer , executive producer in the movies , it mean absolute it means absolutely nothing .
I'm starting to learn that .
Yeah .
You know ?
You , I know , listen to a lot of music .
You're looking for inspiration .
You're going through old records .
Like , do you go to yard sales ?
Where do you get all your records ?
I used to .
You did ?
I used to .
I used to go to pawn shops and what have you to find different sounds for music because back in the day , I had , let's say , 1 or 2 keyboards to make an entire album .
So I had to figure out ways to make the sounds different .
So I would go in pawn shops and find guitar pedals and what have you to make the sounds in this one particular keyboard sound different so I can make an entire album using one keyboard .
Do you still do that ?
No .
The song , the next episode that everybody knows , this is a huge , huge hit .
This is where you got the , the music track from this album .
You go to a pawnshop , and this is one you take home ?
Man , you know what ?
I co I I collect records .
I've been collecting albums .
But not this one .
That was part that was a part of it , Jimmy .
Like , international records , like , Milo Shiffrin and all these types of This guy was on NCIS .
Really ?
I didn't I didn't know that .
Yeah .
You know ?
He was .
Yeah .
This just happened to be a song that was in one of my crates , you know , and it worked out .
You went through every track on this album and found that .
Yes .
And you're like , oh , that's great .
And he never really looked at the cover and said , man , maybe not .
No .
No .
To be honest with you , I sampled this song before I knew who the artist was .
Did you ever meet this guy ?
No .
I never met him .
Oh , well , he's passed away , so it's not gonna happen .
You , you also sometimes , will create sounds , that instruments don't make .
So like like they do in the movies kind of .
Right ?
Yeah .
So what are some sounds that you've created ?
We used to have to bring trash cans and boxes and just different things that would make sounds for a snare drum or a kick drum , and that was just , like , part of the creative process at that time , which to be to be honest with you was much more fun .
And Yeah .
Now you can just turn on the computer , and you can find all the things that took us hours to find .
You can find that in 2 seconds .
So you bring in a trash can and just , like , bang on the trash can ?
Sometimes , yes .
Yeah .
Would you , ever record , like , a children's album , like , redo baby shark or something like that ?
Not baby shark , but a children's album , maybe .
You would ?
Yeah .
Oh , that would be something else .
Yeah .
The parents might be a little bit upset about it .
Yeah .
Yeah .
Yeah .
It might it might you'd have to put a sticker on it for sure .
Alright .
Are you ready for this ?
Because it's gonna be kinda like This is Your Life .
You remember that old show where we bring out characters from your life ?
Let's go .
Okay .
So we're gonna take a break .
Doctor Dre is here .
Snoop Dogg is here .
50 Cent is here .
And we'll be back with Snoop after this .
We are back with doctor Dre .
Our next guest and Dre go together like gin and juice .
They teamed up to make some of the biggest hip hop hits of all time .
Please say hello to the dog father , Snoop Doggy Dogg .
Welcome .
Welcome to you .
What's up , Jimmy ?
Good to see you .
Happy Dre Day to you .
Yes , sir .
Were you excited to see Dre get the star of the Allstate team ?
For doc I'm doctor Dre's biggest fan .
You are , are you ?
I am .
Yeah .
You guys love each other .
I gotta tell you , I feel like the 3 of us don't spend enough time together .
We really you know ?
Oh , by the way , Snoop , I you made you and Guillermo made up , I heard ?
You spoke to the police .
On TV and lied on me .
Right ?
He did .
I wasn't in the bathroom .
So what I did was I sent the APB out on me , and we brought him in the backstage , and we got him right .
So now he lit lit .
So the story goes , and correct me if I have any of this wrong , Snoop had a friend named Warren Gee who happened to be your stepbrother Yes .
And he put you guys together .
Yes .
The story was that day .
That .
Yeah .
The story was I was at a bachelor party , and and , my stepbrother Warren g just popped his tape in and said , listen to this .
You know ?
And it was Snoop's voice .
And I said , can we meet ?
Can we meet in the studio ?
You know , long story short , I think it was 2 days later or something like that , Snoop came in the studio .
Snoop had no idea about song structure or anything like that .
He just came here rapping .
And you get that you get that a lot where people bring a tape for you to listen that when you're at , like , a social gathering , you're like , oh , boy .
Here we go .
All the time .
But , you know yeah .
I I've never found an an artist from a demo tape other than Snoop and Eminem .
Really ?
Never other than Snoop and Eminem ?
So then , you guys made The Chronic , and , whose idea was that ?
I'm unclear on what the answer to this is .
Whose idea was the title The Chronic ?
Okay .
That's a good question .
Okay .
My first time smoking weed .
I was in the car in my driveway , and I think we were halfway through the album .
And there was a female .
I'm not gonna say her name .
And she just Was it was it former first lady Barbara Bush ?
No .
No .
No , Jimmy .
Alright .
It's alright .
It wasn't that .
I'm trying to keep it you know ?
Okay .
So yeah .
It's my first time smoking weed .
You know ?
And I asked her what it was , and that's what she told me .
And boom .
Here we are .
She said this is called the chronic .
That's it .
Spoken , and you said that .
Now , Snoop , I've heard you say that you came up with the chronic .
Well , well , let me tell you my story is Okay .
Me and You in the back seat ?
No .
No .
No .
No .
No .
No .
No .
No .
No .
Me and my homies was at Long Beach .
Right ?
And it was a white guy that used to come through the poly apartments and bring us bud , and he had hydroponic .
But we smoked it and started saying hydroponic and flipped it .
And then that's when we started saying , oh , this weed is bomb .
It's the Chronic .
And Dre's album was so bomb , it only was right for it to call it The Chronic because it was the bombest thing on the street .
Okay .
Alright .
Which story do you believe ?
Well , I'm gonna say that any smoker or the drinker .
Right .
Any story that involves smoking weed is questionable just to start with .
Right .
Who the hell knows ?
It could've come from somewhere else for all we know .
So then , Dre wanted to record a demo of nothing but a g thing , and you were unavailable at that time .
You were , indisposed .
Correct ?
I was incarcerated .
You were incarcerated ?
What were you incarcerated for ?
I was on probation , and , I had a toothache at the time .
And one of my family members was the pill lady , so I went to go see her .
She gave me a pill , and when I went to go take a test , I had a dirty test for having a Medical marijuana is what you got in No .
Oh , it wasn't medical marijuana .
The pill that I took for my tooth was a COVID .
The pill .
Oh , okay .
Didn't have a prescription .
And at that time , I didn't wanna give up my auntie .
So I was like , I don't know where I got it from .
Sent my aunt right to jail .
Right to jail .
That's a lot of info .
Wow .
So then you recorded the demo over the phone from jail ?
No .
No .
No .
No .
No .
No .
Snoop doesn't remember that .
That happened .
What I do ?
You I I remember you being in jail .
You know , I've told you this story .
I remember I remember calling you in jail , bro .
I'm once he doesn't remember .
I remember calling you in jail , cut .
Come on .
Give me the story .
Yeah .
And I taped the , The verse ?
No .
I taped the headphone To the to the mic .
And I spin it ?
Yeah .
Damn .
That was yes .
That was the first demo of Nothing But A G thing .
Damn .
That was dope .
It's one of the nice thing about the hydroponic is you can relive moments from your life over and over and over again .
Yeah .
Yeah .
And that's how you used your one phone call is recording that .
Do you guys ever strongly disagree when you're in the studio ?
Yes .
Yes .
Really ?
This ain't always peanut butter and jelly .
Really ?
It's it's sometimes it's chicken and , and and cornbread and mixes .
It's a mix and match , but the thing is this , I allow doctor Dre to drive , which means that I do give him control , and I don't have a problem with getting in the passenger seat and becoming Snoop Doggy Dogg and letting my mentor lead the way .
I see .
Alright .
But but you're also saying that from time to time , the dog will bite .
No .
The dog sits in the passenger seat and he adjusts the music .
But he never grabbed the steering wheel .
I heard you guys are working on something right now .
Is that true ?
Yes .
Absolutely .
Yeah .
Okay .
Let me take it from here .
Let me take it from here .
As long as we've been knowing each other , it's , okay .
The first album I've done with Snoop was in 1993 , and it's the only album I've ever produced on Snoop .
Right ?
30 years ago .
So now believe it or not , we're getting together again , and we're almost done with the album .
The first album was called doggy's town .
So we decided to flip it and call this one Missionary .
That's Jimmy's favorite position .
I like that .
Jimmy That's your favorite position ?
Jimmy been a missionary for 30 years .
That's good .
I like that .
When will it come out ?
Do you know ?
Oh , it's gonna come out .
I know .
That's why you asked that question .
I'm glad you asked it .
Doctor Dre will begin mixing in mid April .
Does doctor Dre know that ?
Yes .
I'll ask him .
Okay .
Yeah .
You ask him .
You guys also have and I don't know why did it take you guys this has to be the weed , that it took you 30 years to come out with gin and juice .
I mean , this just seems like this should have been out a long time ago .
Yes .
Yes ?
Okay .
So let me tell you .
This is the part of the show that Jimmy Iovine is gonna love .
Jimmy Iovine , I spotted him in the audience earlier .
This is the part of the show that he's gonna love .
He's been waiting for this part of the show .
Yeah .
Did she Yes .
Drink this ?
Jimmy , you drink this ?
Which is your favorite flavor ?
Passion .
You like the passion fruit ?
That's my favorite too , Jimmy .
We ain't got but 2 one of them up here .
We're gonna have to share it .
What's going on ?
Listen .
We've known each other long enough .
I like the apricot .
But You like apricot ?
Yes .
Dre like apricot .
Give me that melon , I like the Alright .
Hey .
You know what ?
Let's have a let's have some gin and juice .
I've always wanted to have gin and juice with you guys .
Come on , man .
And a toasted Jimmy Iovine as well .
Oh .
With my package , Ray Schuch and 50¢ .
More than 20 years ago , our next guest made a visit to Doctor Dre to make one of the most popular hip hop albums ever .
Please welcome the multi talented , the multi tattooed , Curtis 50 Cent Jackson .
50 , thank you for being here .
It's very good to see you .
I feel good to be here , man .
And it's great to have you here .
You were on we're talking with Supa and , we were talking , you were on our second ever show .
Yes .
He's technically Jimmy is hot because of you , Trey ?
That's right .
You did it .
I didn't think that .
I didn't think about it that way .
Show a hit , then when I came , it made it hot again .
And then Jimmy blew up and he started acting like the a good point .
I know you are , you joke around a lot , but , what does 5th what does doctor Dre mean to you ?
That question ?
Really ?
Yeah .
Yeah .
I wanna you know what ?
I'd like to get some tears going here .
No .
It's it's it's Dre is , like , a complete inspiration for me .
Like , I've been listening to his music before it was even a serious idea for me to get next to him .
And then when I got to the studio , because , like , even that first record , it was 4 days , but it was , like , I think we did 8 joints .
No .
It was 7 days .
Okay .
Let me tell you the story .
So let me interrupt it just for a second .
Just for a second .
So I did the Get Rich or Die Tryin' .
It was supposed to be me producing half of the album and Eminem producing the other half .
I was in the studio with 50 for just 7 days for my entire half of the album .
Yeah .
He came in there and went crazy , writing .
Alright .
Put up another one .
Writing .
Put up another one .
And we got the entire thing done in 7 days , at least my hat .
Yeah .
That's what happened .
It was it was .
Like , I felt like we was done in 4 , but we went auditioned today .
You know what I mean ?
Because he he had ideas and things that he he's very meticulous .
He wants it to be perfect , so you gotta do it no .
Say this like this .
And I'm like , okay .
Yeah .
Okay .
Eminem introduced you .
Yeah .
Yeah .
I mean , if I needed them to get to him .
You took less money to work with doctor Dre than you could have received from us .
I got a lot of money though .
He gave me That's not true .
He gave me a lot of money .
They gave me a lot of money .
How much money did he give you ?
I had a $1,000,000 .
Like A $1,000,000 ?
Yeah .
Out of the neighborhood , that's a lot of money .
A lot of money .
Yeah .
What'd you do with the million when you got it ?
Jimmy , Jimmy , stop asking the man what he did with his money , man .
Alright .
Right .
I mean , you're But the first the first thing I did was , like , I got my grandmother a car .
That's so .
Alright .
That's good .
That's weird .
We're any fun .
You know , because I I had a opportunity , like , we had smaller amounts of money before , like and when I got it , it , like , burnt a hole in me .
And it never got a chance to do nothing .
It really affected anything in my , you know Did Ray give you advice ?
Did he say , listen , here's how you should handle your money ?
Here's what you should , should not do .
He didn't .
He did not .
He didn't tell me .
I did not .
He was like , you know , you'll be alright .
You guys , you played the Super Bowl together .
That was part of the show .
This photograph is not upside down .
You were upside down .
That looks unpleasant .
Jimmy , I was , like , £30 heavier at that point too .
I was not ready for that .
I was I never looked at it like that .
I was playing I was playing a a institutionalized guy on ABC .
It was as big as possible .
He wasn't supposed to be , like , 50¢ .
Uh-huh .
And I gained all of the weight .
And then I decided I was gonna come in , and I wanted to have an intro , like , the the music video .
So I was , like , upside down , and I really didn't think that out .
That's like because we had for , like , 7 days , I was , like , upside down doing my part .
And I was like , if I fall in my head , like , this versus reward .
Right ?
What do I get ?
Like , everybody else was coming in , like , Snoop just came in doing this thing like that .
It's like , yeah .
You're 50 50 crazy .
I don't know what made you wanna go upside down .
I've been there many times .
So you go , oh , this turned out to be a bad idea , didn't it ?
Yeah .
Well , it just it was one of those things where and then my weight was , like , shifted the other way , so it made me feel a lot bigger than I was .
It just wasn't That combination could've went that could've went a little different like that one .
I do .
We got a little , bit of news about the album that's coming out , Missionary .
Are you on the album ?
Yeah .
I got one with Snoop .
He said something .
Yeah .
I like that .
So yeah .
Yeah .
Yeah .
Oh , yeah .
Wow .
I'll tell you how that works .
Yeah .
Tell me how it works .
I get a a a text message .
I get a text from from from Dre , and I get a text from Em , and it almost simultaneously so it goes like , uh-oh .
And they go stop stop me .
Stop what you're doing .
I don't care if you're producing television shows .
I don't care what you're doing .
Stop and figure out how to get this done for us right now because it's that urgent .
And then I went and wrote I wrote my part because to me , that's what it feels like .
Right .
I I bet it's because those other people don't mean the same thing to me .
Uh-huh .
Right .
Sure .
Yeah .
You know ?
House .
When I get it done and I send it back and I get the fire emojis back situated , he usually don't say things .
I usually get something that's different .
Like , he'll go like this .
He won't even say , yo , I like that one .
He'll go like this .
You're telling me doctor Dre uses emojis .
That's something I never imagined .
Well Tell me about this text chain .
Who's on the text chain ?
Well , it was it was 2 separate , me , Em , and Andre at this point .
Like , you guys , like , when something happens that you think is funny .
Like , let's say a famous , hip hop artist , who , finds himself in a very embarrassing situation .
Like , do you guys immediately start texting each other about that ?
No .
That that's 50 and Snoop .
Yeah .
Yeah .
I'll be watching I'll watch this Instagram all the time .
So it's like , I see it .
And I'll say or I'll repost what he just did .
Yeah .
Yeah .
I know you like doing that kind of stuff .
Yeah .
Yeah .
We'll be right back with Dre Snoop and 50 Cent .
We are back with doctor Dre Snoop Dogg and 50 Cent .
It was great day .
I feel like we're really just now getting loose here .
Yeah .
Yeah .
Yeah .
I feel like The View .
This is like , I feel very much like Whoopi right now .
You , this is something that you posted on Instagram earlier this year , Curtis .
I don't have time to be distracted .
I'm practicing abstinence .
From what exactly ?
Jimmy , I'm focused .
Right ?
You're focused .
My life is better .
Things are a little clearer .
No .
I know the married people you married , they say happy wife , happy life .
Yeah .
They say that .
Yeah .
You look like happy hostages .
Right ?
You mean , you're held under these new special restraints now , and I'm not focused on that .
I gotta do that .
How long have you been is this , like , one of those things , like , when Snoop said he was quitting , smoking , abstinence .
Is this like Snoop's abstinence or is this real abstinence ?
This is real abstinence .
Just well , you know , I'm trying to I'm trying to make it to Lent .
Really ?
How long has it been ?
It's been wow .
It's 2 months ?
And then so Easter Sunday , look out .
Yeah .
Yeah .
Yeah .
I've been working out more .
Oh , 2 months ?
Yeah .
I've been working out more .
Like , you know , the guys in jails , I hope they're practicing Yeah .
Well , you know , sometimes they do , and sometimes they don't .
Oh .
Alright .
I don't believe that this absences actually happened .
I don't believe it either .
No .
It's it's real .
It's real , guys .
I I feel like my friends don't even believe in me now .
Yeah .
What about Eminem ?
He was , he was here a little bit earlier .
He headed back home .
Is he on this album with you guys ?
Did he did he do something ?
I I could I could get him to do it .
You could get him to do it .
It's are you working tell you something .
Let me let me explain something to you right now .
Eminem is working on his own album , which is coming out this year .
And he's yeah .
Oh , yeah .
Oh , yeah .
Yeah .
And I and I actually talked to him , and he said it was okay for me to make that announcement right here on this show .
Wow .
Oh , wow .
Nice .
Wow .
So he has an album coming out .
I've got songs on it , and it's it's it's fire .
I'm actually gonna hear the entire album for the first time tomorrow .
And he holds his music close to his chest , so I haven't heard everything .
I haven't even heard everything complete that I've done , but I'm gonna hear it , and he's putting out an album this year .
Oh , so you actually haven't heard because I know you typically are very careful with your stuff .
So I'm hands on it .
There's things that I have to mix that I've done , but I get a chance to hear the album in its entirety .
Can I ask you guys , when you're sitting there , Snoop , Curtis , you're sitting there and you're playing something for Dre for the first time , what are you looking for reaction wise ?
I'm I'm watching .
I just like to like , I'm not paying attention , and I'm just watching him the whole time .
Snoop , are you doing the same thing ?
I'm nervous , kinda .
You're nervous ?
And Dre , are you aware , and are you giving pretend extra enthusiasm because you know that they're watching you the whole time ?
Jimmy , this is my first time hearing this .
Oh , it is .
What's up ?
But you don't understand that .
I just sit and do my thing .
Totally honest .
Yeah .
I am .
I am rude .
If you're garbage , he's gonna tell you .
Have you had that situation where you you have ?
Isn't that what you isn't that what you want ?
Yes .
Do you want somebody in your No .
I I I just didn't just decided I'm not using them no more because I didn't Really ?
I didn't get the response I wanted from it , so I was like , no .
It ain't .
Wow .
I just ain't gonna risk it .
Yeah .
Like , you know , sometimes he'll play a record .
He would like it , so he'll just be playing stuff .
It'd be his records .
You know ?
You know ?
Jimmy , I will wait .
That's funny .
Wait till I come to the studio again , and he don't play that record .
And then I go , yo .
Yo .
What happened to that other joint you had ?
That's funny .
Yeah .
That's how I started off with the I need that one .
The one you had that you was playing .
I see .
So you just put it on the side over there .
Let me get that because I wanted that when you played it the first time , and I couldn't ask for it .
But now that you're not playing it , I know it's in the I could possibly get it section .
Well , we learned a lot of good stuff today .
We learned about Missionary , the first album from you guys in 30 years .
We learned in your part of this .
We learned about a new Eminem album ?
Yeah .
I mean , I had a lot of fun .
We should , you know , we should go camping together or something , the 4 of us .
Yes ?
Have you been camping ?
But the last you started making us do skits about your penis .
Mhmm .
Because we're missing .
I don't know what this does to my image .
Yeah .
We'll we'll find out tomorrow .
We'll reassess .
Alright .
We'll be right back .
One more break .
We'll be right back .
I wanna thank Snoop Dogg .
I wanna thank Curtis , fifty Cent , Jackson .
I wanna thank Eminem .
I wanna apologize to Matt Damon .
And most of all , I wanna thank you , doctor Dre , for being here .
That was so much fun .
Thank you .
I really appreciate you sitting and , call the doctor .
Thanks for having me .
It's been a lot of fun .
Doctor Dre , everybody .
Nightline is great .
Thanks for watching it out .