and as he said, a 2 big machines there, mary j. blige. and he's currently a judge on the voting, reality competition show legendary, which streaming as everything it appears in the world is on h. b o. max, here the luxuriant locks, how long does it take to grow that beautiful follicular power? 45 minutes time. let me tell me about legendary tell h b o, how are they to work because this thing's caught on. yeah, i love being a part of a family. they are incredible. they are good people to work with them and they leave you go. after some places they know. yeah. and the higher you good thing. yeah. they leave me alone. cool. yeah they, they've been amazing. we, we just got picked up the season 3 beautiful, which is really exciting. but legendary is a platform to show the talents of the ballroom culture. it's a, it's a subculture that's been around for 40 years. if not more, and this is the 1st time they're really getting the attention that they desire, since probably madonna's boat. but yeah it's, it's what tell me about, i know ball room for

so the cat sharpies worked with celebrities, including ariana grand and celine, dion mary j. blige. i think you just killed that on the b 2, yours or some look that went as the kids say, sorry, man. now he's currently a judge on the the voting reality competition show legendary streaming on h. b o. max la roche. yeah. nice to hear. i'm actually wearing gucci. yeah. so we can make that, make that mistake a call into something else. well, what are, what did i said you were burbridge, just the euro. who am i? so pressing the listen law, you're in the, you're in the moment, run and tell you the moment come quickly and it's to the, to the person who knows how to ride it as long as they could, you know, as the prize now. and i love the fact that so many people who deem themselves stylus and l a. i love the fact that you talk about it and then architectural explain the concept. and so it was really maybe a shady, one for you know, not be considered like the other one. and i just get it. you know, when i, when i started to take a deeper dive into what, what it is that i do, it was really si

j. blige. no janet this time. how did you decide who you were going to work with? the wish list, we are doing a volume 2, by the way. that's why we're calling the album volume 1. there still is a volume 2 and a volume 3 and hopefully a whole bunch of them. at this point in our careers we're having so much fun. we put our wish list together and a bunch of people were saying yes. >> nobody is going to say no to you two. >> i'm fascinated by the collaboration of you two together. you met as teenagers, in the outward bound program. >> upward bound. >> that's right. you discovered you had two different tastes in music. you were you and he was what? upward bound? >> i'm the funky guy. he's the pretty guy. he's the pretty boy. >> thank you, terry. thank you. >> but at some point we figured how to mesh it together. >> it was a little bit different because i would put my funky bass on his pretty cords and it didn't go and he'd say, no, not that. he'd do the vice versa. >> i like funky boy and pretty boy. >> anthony's on vacation. >> go ahead, tony dokoupil. >> tony dokoupil