Adam raps a goodbye to Virgin Mornings, recapping the show's journey from a summer start through pandemic Zoom broadcasts to live audiences returning. He mentions Shannon's wedding, Vin's relationships, and his own daughter, then thanks listeners for making it all possible.
It's the Rick and Ricka Recap Rap! So this is it, the final recap rap ever. Yeah, Virgin Morning. It's a weird feeling. You okay? Yeah, I'm okay. I'm, uh, what a time. And that's, that's what this Recap Rap is about. It's about like our time together, um, our time with Montreal. I can't believe he's gonna say those four words one more time. I know, that's 3. Oh, how many words, Chad? It's 3. Yeah, yeah, sorry about that. Yeah, no, it's 4. One more time. Oh yeah, Vin. Vin. Oh, Vin. Oh, those words. Yeah, I thought you meant it is 4. She was right. Sorry, Chad. Vin. Yeah, drop the beat. Yes. Yeah, one more time. The show started off just Vinny and Shannon while I was creating behind the camera. It was the summer and the water was hot. We were getting out there from spot to spot. Then we all turned the mic on, give it a shot, really made sure to say, "That's all I got." From Girls for the Cure to a little humding, popping off and up and really any popping. Next up, North turned Tremblant inside out. Excitement in the city, that's what it's all about. Turn around to 2020. Streetcars, schools, offices became empty. Everyone felt alone. We were all Zooming, broadcasting from home. It was hard, like really hard, but you keep smiling, laughing. That's how you play that card. 3 of us split, but the show must go on. You gotta commit, that's how we did. Faces up there in the sky all over Montreal while you drive by. Slowly but surely people came back, understood the concept, and you gotta laugh. We ghosted FML'd and did it well. Every now and then we had a story to tell. Shan was supposed to get married like 2 times, finally it's going down in July. Vin had like 13 girls, just plain number 3 coming to rock his world. I had a daughter, man, I love my ladies. My bro's a daddy too, but to the salmon and zadies. A lot's changed. What a dream to rock this microphone, but now I'm changing it to one bone. We're going to keep it going a little bit. It's a little longer than usual. All good. It's the last one, you know? Here we go. Yeah. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I told you last week somebody told me you can't do. That's my leaving lesson here. If you feel you're good at something, grab the wheel and steer. The door kind of opened for me 11 years ago on Fort. At Divergent Studio, I was shooting one for me and one for you, and Vin turned to me and said, "Dude, why aren't you on the radio?" I simply said, "I don't know, hook it up, bro." Then there were some twists and turns behind the cameras, how I earned my keeps in the stew, connecting with peeps, iPhone notes, no sheets, waking up when you go to sleep. It ain't easy, but it all connected on one starlight, got to turn on my star bright, now here we are. Listen at home or in your car, wherever you are. Thanks to you, we got to go pretty far. You see our face, you hear our voice, you know who we are. But more importantly, we know you. This family show is a morning too. From dad jokes and everything we do, there's no us without you. So one more time, thank you for all that. It's been my pleasure to make y'all laugh. Excited to sleep in, and that's a wrap. And that was the last one. It's a recap rap. Yeah. Oh, you did it. You did it. I am weeping. That was epic. Beautiful. A lot of fun, guys. We're going to miss you. We love you, man. We love you. A lot of fun.
