♪ I never thought this could be me ♪
-The Relentless are back. -Come on, Johnny.
-This is for real. -Let's get it done.
-The shitheads on local message boards
are saying the only reason I'm putting on bigger shows
is because of who my dad is. -Take this away from me.
-You did this all on your own. -This business is a jungle
and you're either a savage animal,
or you're a dying, fucking pathetic roach.
-Dylan, we're not supposed to play the new song, dude.
-We're playin' it.
-Elias.
-What would you say was rock bottom for you?
-This 18-year-old virgin
begged me to take her virginity, and I did it.
-He's there on TV talkin' about it.
You know what you have to do.
-Have you had any contact
with the girl since that went down?
-No.
-Babe, are you good?
-Who was that? -Nothing.
I thought I saw something.
-Are you sure? -No, it's fine, it's fine.
-Okay.
♪ I'm just dyin' to find a way ♪
♪ Are we just thrust out in the night? ♪
♪ Are we just waiting for a light? ♪
♪ Are we just cursed now, you and I? ♪
♪ Think it's time to say goodbye ♪
-Wh-- What's goin' on?
-Well, you didn't have a heart attack, so that's a good thing.
-What-- Let me out of here. -Take it easy.
But you did have an acute panic attack, and you fainted.
You know, it could have been a lot worse.
-Yeah, I could be dead.
-We're gonna have to take you to the hospital and get you checked out.
-No, no, I'm fine. -What's going on?
Oh, my God, Elias. -You got me strapped in here?
-What happened? I knew something was gonna--
I knew it, and what did I say?
-My body had a personal stress festival.
I'm a little over capacity, I guess.
Now, let me get out of here. -Whoa, whoa, wait.
What do we need to do? -His blood pressure is really, really high,
just to let you know, and we need to get him to the hospital,
and we gotta get him checked out.
-No, I'm not goin' to the hospital, I--
-Stay still. -Sit back.
-I'm fine. Yeah. -I'm gonna cancel the meeting.
I'm gonna cancel the meeting for tomorrow.
-Tomorrow? We need that. No, no, I--
You said that guy's blowin' up.
I can't afford not to take that kid.
-Okay, look. You're gonna take a vacation--
-What? -And you're gonna let your staff
handle things a little bit.
-You're not gonna tell anybody about what happened tonight.
-We won't tell anybody about what happened tonight
if you promise that you'll take a little leave of absence.
-They played the new song. -Why did you let them do that?
-I-- I-- -Why?
-I didn't let them do it. -You did!
-I can't control what Dylan-- started playing the song.
Why did Johnny become a heroin addict,
start fucking the bass player?
-Is he fuckin' her still? -I don't know.
But you know what? We'll rush the release,
I'll do damage control, it'll be fine.
-Don't worry about it. No.
-You guys have a recording of the song they played tonight?
-They did that, like, a year ago.
-Well, that's a relief.
I mean, come on, look on the bright side.
-Shoulda gotten married 25 years ago,
I got no kids, I got nothin'.
I got nobody, I just got that stupid band.
-You have us. -Yeah, that's right.
-You have us, and we need you.
-Come here, Maya. -Come on, just go to the hospital.
-Come on, climb up here. -You know what--
-You know what you're doing? -No, he needs to be checked out.
-If you could just sign this and maybe release him. -We need to get out of here.
I don't know about this, guys.
-Good. -Let me out of here. Let me out!
-Hi, I called earlier. I'm checking to see if
a package that I sent-- -Hey!
-Listen, I gotta call you back.
-That show last night was fuckin' sick.
God, I wish I could see 'em in a venue this small.
Look at that. Look at that.
-God, that's insane. -Look at the moshing.
-You know what?
Let's just save our money and move to California.
That's where it all goes down.
One day, you could be working with The Relentless.
-Yeah. Working with The Relentless.
-Hey, I'm not kidding you.
You're good enough to be working with any band you want.
You could be working with The Relentless.
You're not gonna do that sitting here.
I think we should do it.
Come on, L.A.
-Don't test me. I'll do it.
I'll fully do it.
-So... going to Akkadian Records?
-Uh, yeah.
-I know where that is.
You know, when I first came out with my demo,
KROQ still played loud guitars.
What the fuck is this shit? Weak!
I should probably change to Sirius.
How do you feel about some Octane?
Are you a singer?
-No. -Oh, do you work there?
-No. -Oh. You're applying for a job?
-No, I'm not.
-Your friends and family work there?
-Yeah. Something like that.
-Oh, Mm-hm, mm-hm.
Taking your baby from the bus stop to the record label.
Sounds like a real Hollywood story.
-Yo, yo, yo, what's up?
-Yeah. -So...
what's y'all gonna do to get me on the cover
of "The Rolling Stone"?
It's actually just "Rolling Stone."
Oh, uh-- Oh.
So you-- you seriously think you're ready
to be on the cover of "Rolling Stone."
-I was born ready, girl. Question is,
does the big boss man in this room
got what it takes to get me to the top?
-With all due respect, there's a lot
we need to build up before a cover.
-Yeah. Maybe your girl Maya
is just wasting my time sending me here.
-Oh, Maya wasted your time-- -Yeah.
-Comin' over here? -Maybe...
I need to be on a major, 'cause it sounds like
y'all caught up in the minors. Know what I mean?
-What-- What-- It's, uh, Fritz?
-Yeah, that's right. -Right.
Now, we all see your greatness and appreciate it,
it's crystal clear,
but maybe we just need to-- to show you.
-I'm listening. -Maybe make, uh-- Yeah.
"Rolling Stone."
There you go.
Now, just grab it with both hands.
Tight.
Visualize you on the cover.
-Yeah. Yeah.
Right?
Now just toss it onto the floor.
Throw it away.
Yeah, like it doesn't even matter.
-Don't even matter.
-Because the world is waiting for an artist like you.
-That's right. Now we're talkin'.
-'Cause you're already a star.
-Big star.
-So you just need us to make you shine bright.
-Yeah, I'm feelin' that shit.
-'Cause you're gonna shine fucking bright.
-I hope y'all just got what it takes
to make sure everybody see me shine.
-Right.
So now...
stand up...
so that we can see the light.
-That's right. -Okay, step back.
Put both feet on the magazine.
-Like this? Good.
Close your eyes.
Take a deep breath.
Breathe in real deep and dream about being
right there on the cover. Yeah. Yeah, man.
-Congratulations.
Yeah, what you got?
-You made it. You're on the cover
of the "Rolling Stone."
-The fuck?!
-Serious?
You can, uh, validate your parking out front, Fritz.
-He serious? -Yeah, he's serious.
-Man, fuck y'all.
I'm gonna holler at Pantheon. -Elias, we have someone here who needs--
-Man, fuck Akkadian Records! Y'all can't handle my hype anyway.
-Someone needs to meet with you.
-Who? Who needs something?
Everybody needs something around here.
-Trust me. -Everybody needs something,
it's like, Elias, I need you to get me a gig,
I need you-- Elias, I need an advance,
Elias, I need-- Big deal. I--
-Well, who-- What? Who? Who?
-Wha--
-You need me?
-What? What is this?
I-- I'm sorry, sir.
Please make sure she gets to her father.
-What are you talking about? What-- What are you do--
Who's fa-- What?
Hey! Hey, somebody stop her!
-Jeez, what--
Faith Sarah Faust. Oh-- Oh, s-- What--
-It's Elias.
-Take it if you need to, but stay in the zone.
-What's up, dude?
Yeah, why?
-And the birth certificate says Faith Sarah Faust,
Las Vegas, Nevada.
Wow. -Mm-hm.
I-- I can't believe it.
So what happens now?
-I'm-- I'm gonna take her home. Nobody has to know anything.
All right, uh, just-- just, uh--
just make sure this doesn't end up leaking online from some intern.
-No one in this office knows who the father is.
So-- And, well, you can come by the house later if you--
if you're ready to.
Elias, thank you. -Love you, kid.
Love you too, man.
-Rock, rock. -Yeah. Yeah.
Well, we need to print out NDAs
for everybody in this office.
This cannot get out.
And you need to find me the best nanny in town.
-I'm on it. -Great.
-I should probably pick up some diapers, also.
Are you still gonna go to the Sirius XM studios
for the world premiere of their new single tonight?
-Yeah, it's-- it's a stupid question.
-Wow.
-What'd Elias have to say?
-He told me something that's gonna affect my career
in all sorts of ways.
-Okay, well, can you still go to therapy after this?
-Of course.
-What did he say?
-Can we do something special tonight? Just us?
-Don't you have the radio premiere for the new song?
The other guys can handle that.
Tonight's about me and you, not the band.
-That's perfect.
Jesus, man.
That's heavy.
But hey, dude, it's--
That's beautiful at the same time.
I mean, she's healthy, right?
-Yeah, I guess.
I'm going to Elias's to meet her for the first time.
Wow.
When are you gonna tell Gretchen?
-I'm not.
Not until after I propose to her.
-Wait. What?
-If she finds out that I have a kid
from a one-night stand,
there's no way she'll say yes.
She'll say that she loves me,
she'll cry.
She can't do it.
-Yeah, but, I mean, you're just gonna, like,
keep the kid a secret?
You gonna do adoption? -No.
I'll tell her after I propose.
-Oh, Jo-- Okay, I'm not following here, Johnny.
-I need the peace of mind.
I need to know that if I didn't fuck this up,
what could have been.
I'll torture myself for the rest of my life if I don't.
-All right.
Yeah, I know, man, I--
I get that, I do.
Yeah, just make sure you do, like, a paternity test,
and, you know, just before you, you know.
I got your back. You know that, right?
Listen, come here, dude.
I love you, man. Seriously.
It's gonna be okay.
-And now you have Pauly from Over It All on four.
Oh, Pauly.
Hey, Pauly. Hey, Maya.
We finally got to Virginia.
How you doin'?
-Mm. -So, promoter said
we ain't gettin' any beer or food.
I'm sorry, Pauly. He said he only pre-sold seven tickets.
We used to sell this place out in advance.
-I know. -What's happening?
-You have that Relentless call starting in one minute.
Pauly, let me call you back.
-All right? -All right.
-The fuck is goin' on?
-Seven pre-sells is what's goin' on.
-Did you advance this show?
Did you talk to Maya about what tours are running at the same time?
Did they make fliers? -Don't put this on me.
Don't put this on me.
-You're the manager. You're supposed to manage shit.
-Answer the fucking question! -Ahh! Ain't my fucking fault!
All right? This shit's shot. I'm not in the band.
You're on the flier, I'm not! All right, dude!
-It's a good thing you're not on the flier.
Look at you. You look like a goddamn monchhichi.
Get the fuck outta here. -Would you fuckin' stop?
-Get to work. What the fuck?
Manage some shit.
-Ain't my fault you can't see the freakin' picture, dude.
You can't see the picture!
No one's here! Nobody's here!
-You should try it.
-Here, guys. -Thank you.
-What's up, guys?
-Hey, hey.
-So, uh-- So where's Johnny, mate?
-Uh, he, uh--
Said for us just to talk about the game plan then, uh,
let him know what we're thinkin'.
Wow, what-- what's his deal this time?
-So, have you spoken to Gretchen lately or...
-No.
-Probably a good idea to do so.
-Yeah, I mean, I figured you'd want to reach out
with us starting back up again.
Had to have been some tension last night,
old wounds reopening, you know what I mean?
-Yeah, it's probably true.
I should call her and figure out a meeting.
So wait, Johnny's still going on air with us
for premiere of the single, right?
-Uh-- No.
No, no, he said for me, you and Leo just to go handle it.
-Wait, what? So he's not coming,
and he specifically said he doesn't want me there, either?
-Well, I mean, Dylan, it's kind of your fault
we're having to rush this whole release.
♪ You're fucking with my head ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, you're fucking with my head ♪
♪ You're fucking with my head ♪
-Hey, Maya, it's Jay.
I've only got seven tickets sold
for this Over It All show tomorrow
and I'm not gettin' killed on this tour.
Jay, why don't you shave off some expenses for tomorrow,
and stop breakin' my fuckin' balls, huh?
-Look, your guys are just gonna have to do without the booze and dinner.
I'll do towels and water but that's it.
-Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't know about all that.
Why don't we talk tomorrow night after doors, okay?
-Tomorrow night? This is a matinee show.
You talked me into doing a matinee show on a weeknight.
-What the fuck kind of booking agent are you?
-The best kind, Jay. The best.
Goodbye.
-Shit.
-Dad, you should calm down. It's just a concert.
-Come see The Flux. It's an all-ages show,
it's only 10 bucks.
-Hey. -You should come to our show.
-Yeah. -Hey, I recognize you.
-Yeah, I've been to your show before.
-I'm Amanda. Tosin. Nice to meet you.
-Nice to meet you.
-Hi, uh, Simon. -Hi. Hi. Amanda.
-Nice to meet you. Um, you're the person
who runs that really cool site with the local bands,
the D.C.-Virginia-Maryland area.
-Yeah. Yeah, my friend is actually opening for Over It All
the same day as your show but I heard it might get cancelled.
Do you guys need some help?
-Uh, yeah, we'd love some help, for sure.
Sorry, um, Jay cancelled the show or the band?
-Yeah, Jay, 'cause of low ticket sales,
but, um, maybe you could add 'em to yours?
-Uh, yeah.
I doubt we could afford 'em, but might as well try.
Their agent doesn't really give us the time of day
'cause we're kind of small time,
but she might now, you know?
-Mm-hm.
-Hey, we, uh, still working here or what?
-Yeah, we're working. -Yeah, sorry.
-Um... would you mind
handing some of these out if you're gonna be helping?
-No, no, no. -Sweet. Thank you.
Over here. I'm open!
Come on, girls. We've got this.
If you want to make it to state,
we have to treat every minute on this field
like you're already there. Let's go!
-Hello. -Hey, Gretchen.
Uh, it's Lily, hi.
-Hey. How are you?
-Oh, I'm-- I'm all right. Um--
Look, I just, uh--
I wanted to talk to you the other night,
but I didn't know if, you know,
it was the right time or place so I just--
-Hey, I'm sorry, I gotta go because I'm coaching right now,
but, uh, we can talk later maybe.
-Oh, right, right. Okay, no, um--
Well, really quick, I-- I just wanted to see if
there's a time later this week,
you know, that we could just finally
have a chat, it would be good to-- to do that, you know?
-Yeah. Sure. I'll-- I'll just call you after practice.
-Great. Thanks, Gretchen. It's really--
Hey, hon. Do you have any more laundry?
-Um... yes.
I have a wash, um, that's waiting to go in.
Why?
-You ready for what this sick fuck wants now?
-What?
-Five grand for your lint.
-Swing it, bitch. Yes!
God, I love a good creep.
-Live Nation's on three about the New York show with The Relentless,
AEG also wants to put in an offer,
and just about every other promoter in the country's
been trying to reach you about them.
-Okay. -And Jay's on one.
He said it's urgent.
Ohh. All right, hold Live Nation.
What's up, Jay?
-I see that The Relentless played a special club date.
I'm sure as hell gonna get the east coast play, aren't I?
I mean, so I can make up some of the money I'm going to--
-It's not in the cards, Jay. -Why? I took the risk on 'em
when they were nobodies, I mean, come on.
-There's no easy way to say this but
your place just isn't the right look, man.
-I'll tell you what's not the right look,
this fucking washed up band that you sold me
that's gonna cost me my goddamn mortgage!
That's it, I'm pulling the show!
-Is that Jay screaming about Over It All?
Why are you still booking that fucking dumpster fire?
-Because I've been with them forever, Ross,
and I am loyal to a fault, I guess.
-What is up with Elias making a complete fool out of Fritz?
What's up with that?
I mean, you set up that meeting, you sent him over there.
-I didn't know it was gonna go down like that.
-That's a problem, okay?
I mean, that kid is blowing up.
He's blowing up, Maya. I mean, come on,
we gotta stay relevant with that stuff.
with the new wave of the
the sound-- you know, of the sound-- -Cloud.
-Sound cloud rap stuff.
-Look, you, you're gonna have to cover that showcase, all right?
-Okay, okay. -You're gonna do it, and you're gonna bring
every label and every manager you know.
We're not gonna lose this kid over this.
-Ross, do you know one of Fritz's songs?
-Uh...
yeah.
"Dice..."
Yeah, I got-- I'm gonna go look it up,
but just get on that.
Wow. Thanks.
-Jay. -Hello?
-You pay them 50 percent.
The band already drove down there.
It's not fair, Jay.
-50 percent beats a hundred percent.
That sounds fair to me.
-Dad, I don't think it's gonna be a good look for the local scene
if we just cancel the show.
And would you please take your blood pressure medicine?
-I tell you what, man,
this business is drivin' me right off the fuckin' deep end.
I am really sorry, but I promise
the next time I talk to her, I will get her to listen to your demo.
I'm sorry.
Hate to lose my temper like that.
Gretchen, do you feel your insecurities
make it difficult to trust Johnny?
-I used to be so confident.
Ever since he had sex with his bass player,
I just find myself constantly over-analyzing everything,
and comparing myself to her.
-It was meaningless, drug-induced sex on tour.
You could come on the road with me,
and then you wouldn't have to worry about that.
-Well, Gretchen shouldn't have to uproot her entire life
to feel stable and secure in relationship with you.
-I mean, I like traveling with Johnny sometimes,
but I also like having my own career
with teaching and the team.
-So, what can I do?
-It's more what I feel like I need to do.
I don't have millions of followers,
I'm not in a rock band,
I'm never gonna have that Gothic edgy look.
-Babe, stop. I don't give a shit about any of that.
I've loved you since before the band.
I want to spend my life with you.
I want to have a child with you.
None of that would have ever happened
if I weren't on drugs, and I'm clean now.
Besides, I think an English teacher
is a lot hotter than some rocker girl.
-Viv, where's the baby?
Vivian, I'm talking to you.
Where's the baby?
Vivian, where's my granddaughter?
Where is Faith Sarah Faust?
-Faith is far away from her psychotic grandmother.
-What?
No, no, no.
So what, you just-- you just gave her to the father?
Well, where's the check?
-Gretchen, do you want a family with Johnny?
-I mean, yeah. Someday.
But he's in a band with her.
It's not gonna change any time soon.
-I mean, there was a Relentless before Lily,
there can be one after her.
-Getting rid of her isn't the solution.
It means a lot that you'd be willing to do that,
but it's not what the fans want.
It's not what I want.
-So what do you want?
-Tell me there's a check.
God.
That little girl was the-- the key to our way out of
this shithole existence!
Are you insane?
-I did what was best for her, and for me.
I'm not gonna be a gold digger groupie in the tabloids, Mom.
-How do you think that you could make the relationship
more secure for Gretchen?
-I have to rebuild the trust.
I have to show her my absolute commitment.
-This stupid, little girl.
You stupid, stupid little girl!
Go on, head back to your job
where you make your sandwiches for $10 an hour.
You see how far wearing that stupid little hat gets you.
You know nothing about life!
-Fuck you, Lizzie.
Goddamit!
Why don't you guys go do something special?
What was your first date like?
-Well, we went to the county fair.
It was freshman year, I had just moved to town,
and Johnny bribed the Ferris wheel guy
to let us ride all night until he got his first kiss.
-It only took, uh, like three hours,
and about 300 dirty looks from the people in line.
-Now we're getting somewhere.
-That DIY kid in Virginia with the legion hall shows is on three.
-Do I look like I have time to take calls from teenagers?
-He has a show he can put Over It All on to replace Jay's.
-Oh.
-Um, h-- hey, dude.
-Um, Simon.
-Simon, right, right.
Um, I heard you had a show that you could add Over It All to?
-Uh, yeah, yeah, I do. The bands are all local,
but, uh, it's gonna sell out for sure.
-Can you pay 'em three grand?
-Um-
If I had a month to promote instead of a day.
Does a thousand work for you?
-Fair enough.
Okay, send me the show's info, my email address is--
-Yeah, I know, I got your email.
Maybe now I'll get a response.
Well,
now we finally have some business to do, huh?
Well played, young man.
-Thank you. Um, if you don't mind me asking,
why did Jay cancel the show?
-Oh, 'cause he didn't get his way,
and, uh, the low ticket count didn't help.
-Yeah, ever since he made the no moshing rule, kids stopped going there.
-Wh-- What did he do?
-Okay, so if I beat your high score,
you're doing the dishes the rest of the month.
Here we go, here we go.
Come on, baby. Ooh! Boom. Oh, shit, oh, she's doin' good.
Oh, oh, rackin' up the--
Who's here? What-- Did you--
You didn't tell me anyone was coming--
-I didn't tell you Johnny's coming over?
-Fuck! I hate you!
You did that shit on purpose. You know you did.
You're a fuckin' asshole, and you're still doing the dishes.
Hi, Johnny. -Hey, Mrs. Stone.
-Oh, my God. Janis, please.
Give me a hug.
Okay, by the way, Mr. Stone said that
if you beat his high score in Pinball,
he'll give up his commissions the rest of the year.
-Wow. Thanks, hon. I love you, too.
-Yeah, you do.
-How you doin'?
You change your mind about tonight?
-No, I still can't go.
-Go on, have a seat.
-I, uh-- I need you to get Elias to give us the advance
for the record up front.
-Why? What's goin' on?
-I just spent a fortune on a ring for Gretchen,
and... I got a bunch of heavy shit goin' on.
Plus, honestly, I don't think I'm the only one who needs the cash.
-Uh-huh.
Mm-hm.
Full advance.
It's gonna put a lot of pressure on Elias.
Are you two okay? What-- Is it Gretchen?
Did she and Lily talk?
-No, but... I think she's fine.
-Buddy, I gotta tell ya.
If you think women ever get over that shit,
you're livin' in a dream land.
But have you been working on any new songs,
new material?
'Cause that's gonna be the first thing Elias asks.
Yeah, a little bit.
It's kind of hard for me to focus on that right now.
-Yeah.
Hey, we'll get you a few million bucks.
And you can put that ring on her finger.
You'll be back on track.
-Okay. Hey, thanks, Adam.
-Hey. We're in this together.
And coming up in less than 60 seconds,
the release of a new single by The Relentless,
exclusively here on Sirius XM Octane.
-Oh, hang on. How about I, uh, trade you
those keys for these snacks here?
-A solid deal right there.
-Hm. So wait. You promised them $1,000?
That's all of our profit. I mean, they're a cool band,
but they're shot.
They're not gonna draw us any extra people.
-Yeah, no, I know, but now
we have a relationship with the agent.
And, dude, she represents all our favorite bands.
The Relentless is on her roster.
-And that's why you're the business guy.
-I'm telling you, man. Cheers to that, right?
-Woohoo! -Let's do it.
-Even I know her agency.
Hey, just relax, it's one beer.
Hey, and who bought these anyway?
-Okay, let me call you back, they're going on, they're going on.
-Hey, now, what's up? It's Jose Mangin, Sirius XM Octane,
please welcome to the airwaves Lily, Vic and Leo
from The Relentless. -Yeah.
-What's up? Good to see you, my friends.
Congratulations on the huge success
of the first album, the tour, the world domination.
We're so proud of you, but we've had your back since the beginning.
-Yeah. -And you know that, man.
And Lily, our 15 year old daughter
started playing the bass guitar because of you.
You're doing an awesome job. Keep inspiring, girl.
Oh, my goodness. Thank you.
-Of course. No, you're welcome.
So we're here to make a world debut
of a new song from The Relentless
called "Forgive Me, Mother."
So you guys wrote and recorded
this new song before you went on hiatus.
Tell us a bit about it.
-Okay, this is gonna be your castle. Okay?
But this, I don't know what this if for.
-I think this is a mosquito net.
Oh-- Oh.
Calling Mars.
Woo!
Like, when you're on tour, you see the world
from a road through a bus window. You know?
I mean, not really experiencing
the cities you're in every day,
so you sort of slip into this vicious cycle
where you wake up, you get on stage,
you get off stage and you rage
far more than anyone has any business doing.
Then you recover, and the cycle sort of repeats itself,
all the while, you don't even realize how fast time's flying by,
because you're just out there thinking, well,
-these moments are never gonna end. You know? -Yep.
-But let's be real.
The-- the time that you enjoy wasting,
it's not wasted time.
-This-- There should be holes.
I don't know how to read directions.
Never could.
This is--
-Just gotta stray away from being clichéd degenerate
fuckin' rock guys, you know?
In shorter words, we need to grow up a little
and appreciate more. You know?
-Yeah.
-I got ya.
Oh-
-Do you need to be changed? All right, well,
let's change direction and talk about lyrics.
-Look at this.
Oh, is this your fanny?
-No. Help.
...with this next new song that we're gonna debut.
"Forgive me, Mother, for I have sinned,
by being what my father's always been."
Now, is that Johnny being metaphorical
about not being present in the moment,
or is there something more to the lyrics?
-You know, I think that's, uh-- that's a question for Johnny.
-Yeah. -All right, I'll ask him,
you know, maybe next time I see him.
-What's the real story?
-Johnny Faust doesn't know who his dad is.
-Wait. I didn't know he was adopted.
-He's not. His mom toured for a living.
She just never found out who the dad was.
Girls like to have fun, too, you know?
-So, he went his whole life never having a dad?
How the hell do you know that?
-Um... I read a lot.
His mom did an interview
in an old issue of Hit Parader magazine,
like back in the early '90s when she first got pregnant.
But, uh, the issue was never digitized,
so not a lot of people know.
And now, the moment we've all been waiting for,
the world debut of a new song. -Oh, yeah.
-Yeah. -This is The Relentless with "Forgive Me, Mother."
♪ Hopelessness
-♪ Is the
-I can't breathe. -♪ Easiest
♪ Not of this
♪ Unholiness
-Oh, shit!
♪ Can not face the path I take
♪ Life will take until I break
♪ Know my soul's not for sale
♪ Never drink from the...
Thank you for calling information.
What city and state? -Hollywood, California.
What listing? -Adam Stone, Artist Management.
Thank you. Please hold.
♪ Forgive me, Mother, for I have sinned ♪
♪ By being what my father's always been ♪
♪ Forgive me, Mother, for I have sinned ♪
-Ah! Yes! I beat you again!
-Every time. -I always beat you.
-Ah. This is so fun.
Are you ready for the grand finale?
-Yeah, um, when's your next game?
I want to come. I-- I don't care about the photos and stuff.
-It's Thursday night
against the number one team in the conference.
Are you actually gonna show up there?
-Yeah, I'll take my shirt off
and try to throw the other team or something.
-Perfect. I have to use the bathroom.
I'll be right back. -Okay.
Hey, man, I, uh--
I got two tickets for the Ferris wheel.
-All right. Better hurry, though.
Next one is the last ride of the night.
-I think we'll make it in time.
-Livin' on a prayer. That's my style.
-I got faith.
-Facing your future. Don't fight it.
-Sorry, what's that?
-I said faith in the future. I like it.
-Hey, um, hey, uh, will this help at all?
-Uh, appreciate the generosity,
but time's the only real currency we have.
-Okay. Thanks.
-Time! That's the last ride of the night.
Thank you so much. Goodnight, everybody.
-Hey, uh, can we do one more?
-You'll have to speak with her.
She presses the button.
-Okay, um, hey, miss.
Yeah, um, my girlfriend's in the bathroom.
Is there any chance we could do one more?
-Tonight? -Yeah.
-You mean right now? -Yes.
Ooh, ooh. Anything for this one.
-Sorry. There was only one stall.
I'm here now. Hi.
I'll make the wheel in the sky keep on turning,
but do you two know where you'll be tomorrow?
-What? -What?
-I don't know. Let's go.
-Have fun.
-That lady was so weird.
-Oh, my God. I haven't been on one of these in so long.
Why did it take us forever to do this?
-Why did it take me so long to do this?
-Babe, what are you doing?
-I love you.
I can't imagine spending the rest of my time on this earth
with anyone but you.
I want to be together
on this journey forever.
Gretchen Mary Ruth,
will you marry me?
-Ooh!
-♪ Save me -Oh, shi--
♪ I'm lost
♪ Oh, Lord, I've been waiting for you ♪
♪ I'll pay any cost
♪ Save me from being confused ♪
♪ Show me what I'm looking for ♪
♪ Oh, Lord
♪ Don't let go
♪ I've wanted this far too long ♪
♪ Mistakes become regrets
♪ I've learned to love abuse
♪ Please show me what I'm looking for ♪
♪ Save me, I'm lost
♪ Oh, Lord, I've been waiting for you ♪
♪ I'll pay any cost
♪ Save me from being confused ♪
♪ Show me what I'm looking for ♪
♪ Oh, lord