FIRST TIME REACTING to TESSERACT (Juno) ☀️🎸🔥

Prog metal making showing up for the team. Reacting to Tesseract with Juno was a very pleasant surprise.
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[@SauceBoss69]

TESSERACT - Of Matter (Live at Sphere Studios)

[@stri8ted]

Yes please.

[@paravarium]

Only problem is how often it gets blocked though.

[@ferrisconfines]

1000000x yes

[@ArpitBhattacharjee]

Yesss

[@somekiryl]

Yes!

[@christianbinder8409]

Jay postones is simply one of the most groovy drummers in the genre. His drumwork is just exceptional (+for the meme: his snare his haunted)

[@ArpitBhattacharjee]

ghost notes go brrr

[@oh_hey_its_b]

YES! Tesseract is easily one of my favorite bands. "Musically thoughtful" is the perfect way to describe them. One of my favorite songs (how do you even pick one, really...) is Concealing Fate Part 2- Deception. Cool time signatures and really showcases Daniel's voice range/techniques. Have a listen! Also, PLEASE check out his guest vocal work for Earthside - "A Dream in Static". It is so so good and I think you would really appreciate it.

[@irockmajorly]

I don't think anything from one is a good representation of Dan's tone or techniques though. Hes evolved way past the one era vocals

[@funnyperson4027]

I really like sunrise and lament tbh

[@PhoxyPoxy]

"They sound......i don't know a lot of bands that sound like them." < --- this exactly Thank you so much for covering them, I highly, highly recommend checking Tesseract's "King" or the live studio version of "Hexes" next!!

[@ChaseCarneson]

Just facts. Also, were only getting started with these guys.

[@vickyjones6873]

I second Hexes, specifically the 'Jägermeister Music Presents: TesseracT - Hades feat. Martin Grech - Live in the studio' version.

[@rocioiribe5841]

yes, i just wrote the same thing. live studio of Hexes!

[@lorenascabbia1]

Yes!! Hexes, please!!! 👍🏻

[@m00n_g0d]

The Contortionist (with Michael Lessard's vocals) are about as close as you can get to TesseracT's sound

[@jannikah]

Yes! ❤️ If you liked this, Leprous might be to your liking as well. I'd love to hear your take on them as well!

[@ChaseCarneson]

Sounds fun

[@MrSharkmissle]

I would suggest “the sky is red,” “below,” or “slave.”

[@Sabin41]

@@ChaseCarneson second Leprous, Slave live is amazing. I'd also recommend checking out Pain of Salvation, they have a ton of great songs but I'd start with the song Meaningless and work your way backwards.

[@ferrisconfines]

The sky is red or slave would be great to start off with imo

[@christianbinder8409]

This! And "the contortionist" fits the mix as well.

[@rocioiribe5841]

omg omg omg i squealed when i saw this!! Tesseract is one of my favorite bands and while there will always be the old vs new stuff debate to no end, i like it all. and i love Juno for the ethereal simplicity in groove and melody.

[@rocioiribe5841]

@Sadtrack oh no. Lol

[@itsjustdarby_]

Love how in depth you get with these reactions, much more than any other channel I have seen. Very intelligent breakdowns and I always feel smarter after listening to your explanations of the music theory.

[@forkless]

It's one thing to break things down in terms of musical theory. It is a whole different ball game though when you manage to do so explaining musical theory without falling into the pitfall of terminology spaghetti so that even lay people can follow it. That is to me the the sign of an outstanding teacher.

[@ChaseCarneson]

I appreciate you. Glad you're enjoying them and finding them helpful

[@complexdevice]

I thought about making a comment on one of your earlier videos and saying, "next thing you know he's gonna tell us he's never heard of TesseracT." Stoked you're hearing these guys and getting into their music.

[@complexdevice]

Also, all of Dan's other projects are worth checking out. Zeta, Skyharbor, White Moth Black Butterfly, Dan Tompkins (self-titled). Check out Voices From the Fuselage if you like Ashe's vocals (Altered State), and Fellsilent if you want to hear the band that split into TesseracT and Monuments.

[@jonathanbradshaw2665]

PS: Next moves: 'King', 'Hexes', 'Smile/The Arrow' or 'Tesseract Live In the Lockdown' ( a 4 song 'live' remote recording which has 2 of these)

[@rmshredz]

Chase going down the prog metal rabbit hole? this 'bout to get even better! One thing I love about the "prog groove" is how the kick drums are often used to highlight the syncopation and emphasize the rhythm being played on the guitars, and I just love how well it bridges the rhythmic and harmonic elements together. To me that's where the fun is in prog music in general. I'm gonna have to suggest The Contortionist - Language (Reimagined) next, it's another great prog band with a _lot_ to unpack.

[@brothergrief9531]

Thanks yet again Chase, this is not a band I'm familiar with but I will be checking them out more.

[@esaedvik]

The vocalist streams on Twitch too. It's dope to watch his singing sessions live. So glad I found the band in my recent prog deep dive :) Check out a Brazilian prog band called Vitalism and maybe their songs "Pagan" and "Ramaten". Highly underrated stuff.

[@dek86s]

WAR OF BEING!! you will love it!! their last album

[@alejandrocastillo6664]

I was wondering if Tesseract was going to make it into your reactions. I really like their stuff and I really enjoy your comments that are so educational and interesting. Thank you for all the amazing content.

[@bobbyalonso3513]

Great selection today ! Having a Damn Good Day!

[@geisapires4868]

Waiting for another Tesseract one!

[@ChaseCarneson]

You're right

[@androgmey]

Haven't heard these guys before... Love it! They're like a mix of all my favorite bands rolled into one haha. When you jumping down the TOOL rabbit hole Chase? 😁

[@simonockwell3485]

Would love to hear some more songs from this band... and more prog rock/prog metal 🙏

[@ChaseCarneson]

I got you!!!

[@qmiller9]

Yes!! Check out A Dream in Static by Earthside feat. Daniel Tompkins. He's got full control of his vocals!! You'll love that song. And for more TesseracT, I'm partial to the full love recorded video of One from their Friday album.... It's long, but it's so worth it. They are a marvelous group of artists! Great reaction!

[@SpitFireShad]

Welcome to the TesseracT club! Daniel Tompkins has one of the best vocalists in prog metal. He left the band for a little bit to front Skyharbor out of India. Now Skyharbor has Eric Emery on vocals and he’s also amazing.

[@djdunc]

Love your reactions. I'd love for you to mention briefly some of the time signatures in more of the songs you are covering. I've often been intrigued by the meters and signatures of these songs.

[@paulsmith5949]

Thanks for getting around to TesseracT, one of my favorite bands. I saw them on tour last year and they were terrific. I recommend the live studio video of "Hexes" (duet with Martin Gresh).

[@stri8ted]

Would love that.

[@TiltedHound]

Stoked you liked these guys, Daniel is a vocal monster! You should check Concealing the Fate pt 2, one of my favorite songs from these guys, that and Eden I feel are the 2 epic songs from that album.

[@TankSenior]

Ooo Tesseract! I love them! My favourite track by them is Exile, it's a beautiful 8 minute long song, like you said, sometimes it's just nice to get lost in a song.

[@funnyperson4027]

Definitely Prog metal

[@T_K_W]

Something interesting about Tesseract (according to Matt Garstka from animals as leaders), they all play to a different click. Which kinda blows my mind if it's true.

[@BMXkidzevan1]

Gosh damn that groove is something else!! ❤️ you gotta see there live in lockdown version of this song!! They are so so good live

[@SandraNelson063]

Nice hair! I am envious. They remind me of Polyphea.

[@djnugget84]

Always recommend their song Hexes feat. Martin Grech - Live in the Studio. Such a great song and some great vocal work.

[@mikenrad3507]

Highly recommend The Contortionist - Language (rediscovered) the Contortionist is such a damn good band, just about all of their stuff is good!

[@Sabin41]

TesseracT are one of my favourite bands, I love prog metal. I'd definitely recommend Leprous, Pain of Salvation and Porcupine Tree but there are many more.

[@KelvinZomerVlog]

I love that this channel "forces" me to check out bands that has been on my list for years!

[@rocioiribe5841]

so how do you like Tesseract now?? :D

[@sugoruyo]

OH MAN! This is the quintessential melodic, proggy, djenty band! Keep listening, you're in for a treat! That groovy, funky, syncopated, single chord, chuggy sound on the guitars and drums is the core aspect of what is called djent. These guys take it to the next level by adding atmosphere, ambience, melody and emotion. Daniel Tompkins, the singer, is incredible. All of their music is along these lines: somewhat unusual time signatures, signature and key changes, syncopations, grooves, ghost notes on the drums, bass and guitars, atmosphere etc.

[@andyread1382]

Saw them in 2016 at Koko in Camden with The Contortionist supporting. Was an outstanding gig! Standouts were Hexes and Survival if you want a couple of others to react to :-)

[@Kyrus92]

Holy crap, I was hoping for a reaction to this song (and band!) :D They are in my top 3 bands for sure

[@ChaseCarneson]

Glad I could assist, with the request from Jonathan

[@LeatherDaddy97]

Definitely gotta try the live of matter session from tesseract

[@THEBR0CEPH]

Tesseract is one of my favorite bands of all time. Another band you may like that I feel not many people have checked out Disperse, check out "Message from Atlantis" I think you would enjoy them alot!

[@cat-o-matic]

Hair conditioner! Ha! 😅 Anyway, I enjoyed this tune. If you want to hear something bluesy, check out the Marcus King Band's "Rita Is Gone" live Jam in the Van.

[@everett880]

Feels like yesterday I watched these guys' Live In the Lockdown session while in the full lockdown. Great show. You mentioned about not knowing much of prog metal bands, but sure you've heard of Dream Theater and Opeth right? Also Tool?

[@josiahw9915]

Yeah. Live In the Lockdown was a kickass show!

[@monstercookies2726]

Dan's voice gives me tesserection

[@novaasher1185]

I saw Chase already reacted to Opeth. Caligula's Horse too. Definitely not a prog metal virgin haha

[@franciscogonzalez4l]

TesseracT - Nocturne 🔥🔥🔥

[@inkubuzz]

yes love me some Tesseract!!! great!!! Also you should go for some Haken - 1985

[@vickyjones6873]

For TesseracT, I recommend 'Hexes' feat. Martin Grech (Live in the studio) OR 'Of Matter (Live studio).

[@JoshBratton]

Waiting for another Tesseract reaction!

[@JoshBratton]

Hey Chase, did you ever listen to more? Great observations as usual.

[@JoshBratton]

Chase, I know I’ve commented on you checking them out more, but their brand new song "War of Being" is right up your alley and I'd love to hear your take on it.

[@paulpaterson803]

Thanks for the introduction to these guys. Very polished and well produced song. Obviously there's a lot of thought toward composition. Thanks for the great analysis, as always.

[@KARFIVE]

Hexes... Tesseract at their absolute best

[@tmb8807]

Your face at 6:58 was exactly the same as mine the first time I heard that section. Couldn't latch on to it at all until I just listened to the china cymbal.

[@FatCandyProduction]

Their songs Hexes and Nocturne are amaaaazing

[@SpitFireShad]

TesseracT has one of the best vocalists out there in Daniel Tompkins. He can do so many different genres.

[@TwoandaHater]

From this album- King. From prior- Hexes (w/ guest vocalist) & Survival are good ones.

[@SpitFireShad]

And if you really like this, check out Skyharbor (Tompkins used to do vocals for them) with Eric Emery on vocals. Their Sunshine Dust album is amazing! Dim, Out of Time, Ethos, Blindside, Menace are all tracks that you could do a reaction on. If you liked TesseracT this much, Skyharbor is right up your alley! @tankthetech sent me. 🙌🏼

[@lorenascabbia1]

Oh, you should try HEXES from Tesseract 🖤🖤🖤

[@stephenvaughan2325]

Just found you from the animals as leaders video. I hear people recommended them from polyphia, so you should listen to contortionist of you like tesseract. Also, PERIPHERY!! I would love you see what you think. Reptile(or the whole Hail Stan album!), and the bad thing possibly. Sub for sure. Edit: also, the singer from tesseract features on a song called a dream in static by earthside. His vocals in that song are AMAZING.

[@Derekcoma]

need to watch Hexes live jagermeister session with Martin Grech

[@pete-m86]

I'd heard of them but hadn't gotten around to listening to Tesseract. Definitely adding them to my list! Thanks as always for showing me a 'new' band!

[@tiialahti]

Yess, Tesseract! ❤️ This was a top notch reaction, thank you!

[@samukas090]

Those ghost notes with funky groove its called Djent

[@rocioiribe5841]

YOU MUST CHECK OUT Jägermeister Music Presents: TesseracT - Hexes feat. Martin Grech - Live in the Studio. it's fucking perfection.

[@sotolf]

Yeah, really enjoyed this one, I love "off" rhythms and strange time signatures :)

[@theopinson3851]

Pretty much all 4/4. :)

[@elimehmeti6373]

Great reactions and comments! TesseracT is probably my favorite band at the moment. I always like to tell people that the guitar/bass riff you heard in the first verse is the same exact riff being played later in the piece, where the only difference is the drum feel. Super intricate writing!

[@suacidal4716]

Really love your videos, it's nice to see such thoughtful and in depth reviews on these tracks, would love to see you check out Tesseract's track Smile, it's off the same album as this song, make sure you check out the album version though, the single version was released early and was somewhat unfinished, they really honed it in to it's full potential in the final product. Keep up the great content man!

[@PlugInKali]

I'm one of those annoying people who have been requesting Tesseract! I've been a fan of them since their debut album, so I'm really happy you enjoyed them :) I requested Hexes, but honestly, all their songs are amazing. Daniel is an amazing vocalist (he's a vocal coach as well) and he also does harsh vocals, so you might want to check those out. Also, Tesseract had another singer for their second album. He was great too, but just be aware of that ;) PS. Yes, this is prog metal, but it fits more into the type of prog metal called djent.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Glad you enjoyed this one!!! Sorry it took so long

[@ReXtion88]

As others have mentioned, TesseracT are one of the most distinctive prog metal bands out there. Their approach to rhythm fascinates and bamboozles me equally - with most Djenty polyrhythmic stuff I can find a beat to ride (generally through the cymbals, as it happens), but they are absolutely Expert Mode with that stuff. But, because they are all consummate musicians, they find ways to write songs that are compelling and enjoyable despite seeming to break a lot of songwriting rules. They also make excellent use of atmospheric and/or electronic effects to heighten their sound, which I always appreciate. I wouldn't say Juno is one of my favourite songs of theirs, but there's no denying its quality. If I were to recommend another one to check out it would probably be Hexes, Seven Names, or Beneath My Skin. Thank you for the reaction as always bro, it's never less than brilliant to hear you experience new music I love and unpack what makes it so great. Have a damn. Good. DAY!

[@sugoruyo]

The amazing thing about Tesseract is that, through a combination of an interesting, not super-brutal sound, lack of growls and Daniel's smooth voice and poppy tone, they are somehow accesssible to non-metalheads. I've played this to pop listeners and they got down with it. They don't appreciate the music theory behind (neither can I frankly) but, they got down.

[@vitvkh]

Devin Townsend - Genesis. It has all of the music in it.

[@thepuckmonkey]

Yes it does. Love that song

[@SpitFireShad]

If you want to delve into the side world of TesseracT, check out Skyharbor (“Dim”). Daniel used to be their vocalist then came back to TesseracT and Eric Emery took over for Skyharbor. And when Daniel returned to TesseracT, Ashe O’Hara when back to Voices From the Fuselage (“Vestibule of Hell”).

[@FourBleats]

I was a regular at the Pitz in Milton Keynes around 2007 when TesseracT were putting out their first demo. Sometimes it felt like they were the house band as they appeared on that stage quite regularly, headlining the local band nights. They were a bit heavier then and the vocalist at that time was more suited to more aggressive tracks. There was a lot of pressure for bands to be heavier, louder, faster and 'more brutal' back then and TesseracT kinda bucked the trend and went in a different direction. Delighted they 'made it'. The drums always stuck out for me - their drummer spent a lot of time waving his hands in the air hitting cymbals with a really slow tempo on the snare (a lot of the ghost notes went unnoticed in those early days). In contrast, most of the other local bands at the time were punk-based and were pretty relentless battering away on the snare. It made TesseracT a very welcome change and actually contributed to them sounding heavy. MK was pretty vibrant for live music back then with a good range of local bands and plenty of signed and unsigned touring acts passing through the Pitz. I even caught a South African band there called Dorp (formerly The Fauves). "Hexes" would be a good track to go next. If you like the vocalist here there are several other projects worth checking out. White Moth Black Butterfly is very atmospheric and really showcases his vocals but if you want a complete change of direction the 80s-inspired synthpop of ZETA shows his versatility. Good work with the reaction, as always.

[@dubsfehr9574]

HOLY HECK YES!!!! I just recently found this band and this vocalist and I am obsessed!!! Since I am also obsessed with your channel this is AWESOME!! Daniel Tompkins did a live stream on Twitch that he put on youtube, where he did a bunch of songs - it's called: "[TesseracT] Live vocal performance with Dan Tompkins". I don't think YT likes links, so I hope you find this one. I totally recommend Hexes from that video (time stamps are in the comments). Thank you again!!

[@dubsfehr9574]

I was really excited...No filter over here

[@wunderbambu]

Yayy some tesseract! There are 5 peeps in the band. Dan the singer, James and Acle the guitarists, Amos the bassist and Jay the drummer. I don't why this band clicks so well with me. Its almost as its nothing I could point my finger at. Just amazing. And great reaction and breakdown : >! If you want something that has a completely different vibe to it, you could go for Nascent.

[@Elviolli]

At the first mention of progressive metal I got really excited because my first thought was "Symphony X"-like. This wasn't anywhere near that!...but great nonetheless. Yes as people have pointed out this is a rather unique sounding band...usually this type of music goes for a completely different vocal style but this works well with their 'structure' I guess would be the best word for it. Thumbs up!

[@facelesscovers763]

PLEASE react to a dream in static by earthside, it's the same vocalist Daniel Tompkins, odd time signatures and one of the best vocal performances ever recorded.

[@tescarecrow2978]

Do King next, from the same album. Excellent song!

[@Veeto]

on this episode our main character discovers djent

[@Gynwaith]

You should do a video on Alien Weaponry - Kai Tangata. They're a Maori heavy metal band from New Zealand. Since you liked unique foreign takes on heavy metal like Bloodywood and The Hu, you definitely can't go wrong with Alien Weaponry.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Got one from Alien weaponry coming soon

[@destineebrown5989]

Tesseract is pretty awesome. For more progg/djent metal stuff I would definitely recommend Periphery - Marigold. You wont be disappointed

[@ArpitBhattacharjee]

Tesseract of matter live in sphere studios

[@chris_j2665]

Tesseract - sponsored by Head and Shoulders!! Who knew, but you do point out little details we don't always notice. 🤣🤣🤣 ... Please a reaction to Igorrr - Downgrade Desert would be awesome. 👍

[@0kz0]

Tesseract - Nocturne.

[@benmason9755]

Ah yes, Progressive metal. So much fun music out there ... must must must must MUST recommend Stoneside to you, they're amazing and unlike anything else I've heard and they need all the love they can get as they're coming up.

[@Jalabhar_Xho]

As it seems like you are enjoying the prog stuff recently, I'd recommend something by Allegaeon. 'Apoptosis' or 'Proponent for Sentience III' would be my suggestions. 'Animate' is also a great one, particularly if you would like a 'friendlier' introduction to the band.

[@seanbyarlay3737]

As someone who is currently growing my hair out, you had me at the intro.

[@paravarium]

I'm working towards my hair contribution lol

[@hasnoku]

As much as I love Daniel Tompkins as a vocalist, I feel like Ashe O'Hara on "Altered State" really sent it over the edge for a band like Tesseract with such subdued technicality and expansive/reverbed soundscapes. Altered State is less of a traditional album and more like a concept album split into 4 chapters. The album literally changed my life. If you could react to either of the songs from the Second Chapter of the album, "Of Mind -," either "Nocturne (pretty much most popular on the album)" or "Exile (arguably most technical track on the album, and the longest) I would bust a nut, literally.

[@paravarium]

Nocturne is a fantastic suggestion for the first go with Ashe

[@geoffernst724]

Two that I would really like to see from you would be Dealer - Violent Stimuli or CrazyEightyEight - Nitroglycerin... OKokok How about anything from Fall of Troy. Haha its so hard to just pick one.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Crazy eighty eight sounds fun. O know of them just not the music

[@geoffernst724]

@@ChaseCarneson Ya I found them from the cover songs that she does on her personal channel. She's an incredible vocalist.

[@dnbdnm703]

Unprocessed - Abandoned reaction!!!

[@destineebrown5989]

Another band I highly recommend is Avatar . Check out Hail the Appocalypse, Bloody Angel, and/or Smells like a Freak Show (live)

[@Motoloen]

Tesseract - Dystopia

[@jayj8664]

5 members - 4 plus a singer - 1 bass 2 guitars 1 drummer 1 singer

[@m00n_g0d]

If you like this, The Contortionist is another band that is similar and would be a great listen. Really digestible and very technically sound. I'd suggest "Language 1&2" It's a two parter but I seriously can't listen to one without the other. They compliment each other so remarkably well

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

This is my first time listening to Tesseract, so thanks to Chase and everyone who suggested it.

[@ThisTrainIsLost]

As a kind of rough frame within which to fit prog, you can think of it as a four legged table (and this is purely my own conception) and call the legs King Crimson, Yes, Genesis (with Peter Gabriel) and Rush. Everyone else will fit somewhere on the table, closer to one corner or another. The unnamed bands? Say, Pink Floyd? On this grid they are on the older Genesis to Yes vector. It’s pretty subjective but bands can be mapped just to compare approaches. But a handful of bands do stand on their own, for example Hawkwind, Magma or Amon Düül. Even Eloy. I think that the only reason we engage in these mind games is that the music marketing industry relies on pigeonholes to advertise. Look at Nightwish. They didn’t sound enough like some other bands so they got a new pigeonhole, Symphonic Metal, even though Genesis & Yes (at least) used orchestral elements. But dubbing Nightwish prog wasn’t specific enough. In the Marketing Machine the music was no longer the defining element, labels (often arbitrary ones) were. Can’t help but think of the Rush tune, “The Spirit of Radio.” Less of a spirit today than a ghost.

[@sugoruyo]

Eloy! There's a band I haven't listened to in a while. Along with Emerson, Lake and Palmer.

[@daymanfighterofthenightman1800]

I love this song but I am surpirsed this is the one that got recommmended. Their earlier stuff is basically iconic in the djent (still not a genre) scene. You should check out anything from either One or Altered State you won't regret it.

[@ChaseCarneson]

It was more a personal favourite of the requester. But we're gonna dig into loads More I promise

[@paravarium]

Chase likes to start off with a recent music video when getting to know a band, and King already has a number of reactions, personally I'd like to see more songs spread out :p

[@ArpitBhattacharjee]

@@ChaseCarneson of matter live in sphere studios pleaseee by tesseract

[@jonathanbradshaw2665]

Great to see you react to Tesseract. It's all gold, and I have a massive man-crush for Daniel Tompkins voice.

[@pr050505]

Live version of Juno from Bloodstock 2019 is even better, check it out.

[@lealhugui]

Reaaaaaaly like this song. Checkout “Hexes” next, plz!

[@PlugInKali]

For more prog: (without vocals) Paper Moon, by Plini; (with vocals) Hexes by Tesseract, Slave by Leprous, Absolom by Periphery, Lunacy by Soen, Iter Impius by Pain of Salvation, Forget Not by Ne Obliviscaris, Where Owls Know My Name by Rivers of Nihil, and Everyday Ghosts by Thank You Scientist. Just to name a few bands you haven't reacted to already ;)

[@Beardfish.]

10/10 recommendations, my dude. Some Agent Fresco, The Dear Hunter, Fair to Midland, or Haken would be awesome as well.

[@ninjabaker4601]

Another awsome tesseract song is utopia.

[@thegforce522]

If you want to do another one from tesseract i want to suggest King - but then the bloodstock 2019 version (a live version).

[@TwoandaHater]

the band is drummer, singer, bassist, and 2 guitars.

[@roymendez6615]

Hex’s is another great song. The band was blessed with Dan or Ash as vocalist I love both of there voices.

[@jordanlindsey4299]

I first found your Unleash the Archers reactions and I'm very impressed with how much detail you're able to pick out from a song on your first listen. Quickly subscribed. Also I think you should react to The Day That The World Breaks Down by Ayreon, it's top notch and will blow your mind.

[@juliettemcgee9055]

9:29 Come on, airguitar master! I actually thought the riff sort of reminds me a little bit of Devin Townsend, juuust a little bit. Cool though because they toured with Devy along with Leprous. Dan's live vocal performance of Orbital + Juno is beautiful. You might want to check that out on your free time.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Listen Juliette, I think you should be doing these instead of me 😂😂😂. I actually agree and completely cosign this comment.