001[Music] Get start. What's the day? That's Father Nobody. Thank you. Look at that. [Music] Almost beautiful. [Music] If you would remain standing and please welcome to the stage redon Bronco Kaine for our invocation. [Music] Please bow your heads. Lord God, as we begin this ceremony, I ask that you watch over us during this special occasion. As we have gathered here in celebration of the hard work that these students have put into their education with the support and care of the teachers here at Bonum, I pray that you may bless us with joy during our time gathered here today with our friends and family that are here to celebrate this momentous occasion with us. May you stand by our side, Lord, and help us make the right decisions as we grow up and protect us on
002our new journey away from our parents. Let us use the skills as we have gathered that we have gathered through the years to make a positive impact on the world. May we find our own version of success. So thank you for helping us through the many unexpected events and challenges that have been brought to us during our school years. In Jesus name I pray. Amen. You may be seated. Good evening and welcome to the 132nd Bonham High School graduation ceremony. Tonight we celebrate the achievements of the class of 2025 and honor the proud tra traditions that shape our future. Thank you for joining us as we recognize our graduates and all they have accomplished. Please join me in welcoming our distinguished guests. If you would please rise when I call your name. Dr. Lance Hamlin,
003superintendent of Bonum ISD. Mr. James Brandham, assistant superintendent. The Bontomist Board of Trustees. Chance Roberts, President Jason Fox, Vice President. Sean Floyd, Secretary Dr. Lata Eris, Miles Gallion, Carlos Gillstrap, Kinsey McCra, and introducing the Bonomized D administrative team, Miss Suzanne Kennedy, principal, Beta English. Miss Alicia Sheneir, principal Finley Oaks. Miss Carly Fowler, principal IW Evans, and Miss W Megan Crier Weaver, principal LA Trout. Thank you. You may be seated. Class of 2025. Tonight, we celebrate you, your freshman year. When I had all the freshman athletic boys, last name Mthus, in my warrior time, right after athletics, right after lunch. I didn't know if we'd ever see this day, but together we made it. Thank you for the longest 30 minutes of my life daily for an entire year. Before you walk this stage tonight, I
004would like to tell you a story and leave you with one final piece of advice. It was my senior night for the men's basketball team at UT Tyler. And like many of you were asked this year, we were asked a question on our senior questionnaire that says, "What are your future plans?" We were asked to write our answers on a sheet of paper during a shoot around that morning. Some wrote about having a family or a successful career that they wanted to pursue. Others wrote they just wanted to get money. My friend Matt, he wrote that he wanted to become the general manager of the New York Knicks. If you're not an NBA fan, for those of you that don't know, that is basically the most coveted job in all of the NBA. Our coaches
005later approached Matt and they told him, "Hey, you need to come erase this and write something serious." Matt insisted that he was serious and that he would be the GM of the New York Knicks. And he was not going to erase it. Later on, senior night, they announced Matt plans on being the GM of the New York Knicks, and the whole crowd laughed. Fast forward two years later, Matt drove to New York and accepted an unpaid internship with the New Jersey Nets. He continued to show up to work, do hard things, and move up in the organization. Fast forward today, Matt Ricardi is the assistant general manager for his hometown Dallas Mavericks. He is the reason the Mavericks traded for a guy named Kyrie Irving. He was the one representative for the Mavericks organization in
006the room when they won the lottery just a couple weeks ago. My question to you is this. What would have happened to Matt if he would have listened to his coaches who told him his goals were too big and impossible to achieve? What would have happened to Matt if he would have followed the advice of those who laughed at him and did not take him seriously? Maybe you have dreams of being a special missions pilot. Maybe you want to be a division one LSU baseball player. Maybe you want to start your own business manufacturing airboats. Maybe you think you could give a better speech to me and be a Bonham High School principal. You see, these are all things that are currently being done by Bonham High School graduates. Class of 2025, your dreams don't
007have to make sense to anyone else. They just have to matter to you. The only limits that truly exist are the ones that you set for yourself. Your mind is the most powerful tool you have. It will either hold you back or carry you farther than you've ever imagined. So protect it. Feed it with courage, discipline, and hope. Don't wait for the world to believe in you. Believe in yourself first. That's where it all begins. Whether you're heading to college, the workforce, the military, or an entirely different path, walk boldly. Dream big. Work hard, and know that you are capable than more than you ever realize right now. Congratulations, Purple Warriors. Don't be good today. At this time, we would like to recognize our top three graduates. If you would all please come forward and
008receive your medals as your name is called. Third high Kane. [Applause] Saludiatoran Justin J. Vong [Applause] validictorian Fletcher Corton. [Music] At this time, I would like to recognize our top 10 honor graduates. Please stand as I call your name. Michael Cthine. S Parker, Alexia Wilson, [Music] Audrey Fowler, Katie Luong, Hunter Horton, Russell Welch, Karen Jackson, Luis Garcia, Fatima Gomez Granados Kinsley Canales Keith Brown. [Applause] [Music] Thank you. You may be seated. A student may earn a distinguished level of achievement by successfully completing the curriculum requirements for the foundation high school program and the curriculum requirements for at least one endorsement required by Texas Education Code, including four credits in science and four credits in mathematics to include algebra 2. At this time, would our distinguished graduates please stand? [Applause] [Music] 14 of 125 graduates have
009achieved a distinguished level of achievement. These students are designated by an asterk in your program. Thank you. You may be [Music] seated. A student may earn a performance acknowledgement for outstanding performance on one or more of the following areas. dual credit coursework, bilingualism, biiteracy, college boards advanced placement exams, PSAT, NMSQT, SAT and ACT, ACT, or earning a state, national or international business or industry certification or license. 61 of our graduating students have received a performance acknowledgement in at least one of these areas. These students are wearing a white cord to signify their achievement. At this time, would our students who received a performance acknowledgement please [Applause] [Music] stand? Thank you. You may be seated. At this time, if you would please welcome Jay Long to deliver the Saludiatoran address. Thank you, Mr. Hicks. Good evening.
010On behalf of the class of 2025, I am honored to commemorate our dedication, perseverance, and accomplishments. We must first thank the teachers and administrators who have been crucial to the success of this class. So, let's give them all a round of applause. And to our parents, family members, and friends, thank you for your unrelenting support throughout the difficulties we faced on this journey. My story is one like many of my classmates. I moved to Bonum schools in the second grade. The evening before my first day, I remember visiting the park with my dad. In the face of the excitement and dread of entering a new world, one question remained. What if I don't make it? My dad said to me, "You will succeed as long as you keep trying." Though these words did not carry
011much weight at the time, I realize now that they have been a guiding principle throughout my high school journey. Whatever adversity we may encounter, regardless of how difficult a challenge may be to overcome, surpassing our goals is not about avoiding struggles, but facing them with determination. Our extracurriculars have reinforced this lesson for many of us and taught us to push past our own limits. When my parents brought me to cross country practice for the first time in seventh grade. I did not have any idea what was ahead of me. Although running two and a half miles each practice seems like nothing much now. It was daunting at the time. I struggle not just with putting in effort to improve, but also with teamwork and commitment. I would feel defeated after working hard once or twice
012and not seeing any results. It was after I shifted my perspective that things began to change. I realized that putting in effort one time will not result in improvement. It is substantially more effective to spread your effort out over the long term with the goal of making small improvements every day. After applying this mindset, committing to putting effort towards my goals felt easier, and I found myself feeling driven to surpass my limits to achieve success, something that would have been inconceivable to my seventh grade self who almost quit running. Whatever obstacle we face or goal we strive to achieve, always remember that success may not be achievable overnight, but becoming 1% better every single day will compound to allow us to reach heights we never could have before imagined. To our coaches, thank you for
013recognizing our potential and believing in us when we did not. And to my teammates, I enjoyed our practices in the rain and the August heat, celebrating at CC's after meets and the encounters with that Chihuahua on Albert Broadfoot. In the fall, we dedicated immense amount of time to our activities, allowing us to learn how to commit to something in the face of obstacles. In band, we fought through rehearsals in the summer heat, chased rogue crops across the field in the middle of our shows, and were subjected to the devastating 2-year band director curse, all while facing a 7:20 a.m. mandatory start time for each rehearsal every morning. Throughout all of these trials, we have persevered, and I cannot wait to see what both the band and our other fine arts programs accomplish in the future.
014To Mr. and Mrs. Dixon, thank you for your commitment to our success and for coming back each year to serenate us with the perpetual pomp and circumstance march. I especially appreciate your understanding instead of frustration when I would repeatedly ask you if you would let me miss morning rehearsals to attend calculus tutoring. Despite the intrinsic organized chaos of the Bonum band, it is unique and the memories I've made with this group will last a lifetime. Although there is not enough time to thank all of the teachers at Bonham High School who have impacted our graduating class, I would like to recognize a few by name who have made a lasting memory. Coach Park, when I stepped into your classroom on the first day of junior year, I did not expect you to tell all of
015the students who did not complete their summer assignments to get out of the classroom and go get their schedules changed immediately. Incoming juniors, do not say that you weren't warned. Though intimidated at first, I eventually grew to appreciate the difficulty that you incorporated into your class and your willingness to help us succeed despite our grief over being assigned a 10-page annotations assignment over the weekend or frustration with the X, however, A and B and therefore Y thesis formula. Mr. Williamson, in AP Physics, you always remain patient with my barrage of questions and with our unhinged class. Thank you for always finding a way to instill confidence in our class and make physics interesting amid the frequent outbursts about some new Tik Tok phenomenon. Mr. Story, thank you for always taking the time to make yourself
016available to help us during tutoring and ensuring that we understood the subject matter and the array of courses you taught. Even if you did not know the solution to a test question or a Java method on the board, you always remained open to the class's ideas and encouraged us to develop an answer. You always found new ways to make sure that every single one of us understood every concept you taught. We must humbly thank Mr. Barbie for his dedication to this community and our class in particular. He taught us how to write, communicate, and reason. When I entered his class for the first time, I thought that I knew how to properly plan out and write an essay, but that could not have been further from the truth. As we progressed through his class, we
017learned not only things that would benefit us on the AP exam, but also how to function and persevere in a world that will try to tear us down. He gave us critiques that did not necessarily boost our confidence, but were crucial for us to recognize our flaws and ultimately improve. When we voiced our opinions during a class discussion, he was the first to dissect and challenge our arguments. And when we needed assistance, his voice was the first to respond. He taught us that in whatever avenue of life we intend to pursue, whether it is joining the military, going off to college or trade school, entering the workforce, or honing our skills to be successful in the future, no obstacle is too large to overcome. These are just a few of the amazing mentors who have
018built our class into what it is today and helped us shape tomorrow. Thank you for your steadfast commitment to our growth and success. The trials that we have faced throughout high school have refined our class to exemplify extraordinary potential. As confused freshmen, we survived sharing an entirely new school with scary upper classmen and speaking in front of each other and co-takes this class. Throughout our sophomore year, we pressed on through English 2, geometry, algebra 2, trying not to remind ourselves that we still had over two years remaining. The fun really began when junior year rolled around. Amid studying for the SAT and ACT, taking difficult math courses, and completing US history annotations, we actually had to begin thinking about where we wanted to go after high school. Finally, senior year came along. We experienced our
019last first day, last homecoming week, last games, last prom, last last day, which was exciting for those who took the AP Calculus AB exam, and finally our last time together as a class here tonight. Like every journey, mistakes were made along the way. For example, everyone at the balorate service on Sunday probably witnessed firsthand or were involved with the Pew incident. Note to self, first row means a row at the very front. Also, if anybody mentions a missing calculator, it was an accident. Throughout all of these experiences, we have learned not only how to persevere in an unfamiliar world, but also made an incredible connection with each other in our time as Purple Warriors. As we move into this next chapter of our lives, let us have confidence that our experience at Bottom High School
020will carry us through and allow us to learn from the difficulties life will present. Although we have surpassed expectations and set the bar high as Bottom High School's best looking class, we have not made it to the end. From what I have seen, I have full confidence that we will continue to build success for ourselves. There are so many positive and unique voices capable of sharing their incredible journeys at Bon High School, and I am only one of them. So, as we move our tassels and toss our caps, remember your journey. Remember the times in kindergarten when you played tag on the playground. Remember the first time you received a bad grade which ultimately led you to grow and do much better. Remember the thrill of hearing that spring break got extended, unaware that you
021would return to school for 5 months. Remember facing an injury that would drag you to rebound. And remember, you will always be a warrior. Wherever you go, whatever you do, your only limitation is your mindset. As Booker T. Washington once said, "Success is to be measured not so much by the positions that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome." Thank you for your time and congratulations, class of 2025. Thank you, Jake. Please welcome Fletcher Horton to deliver our Valley Victorians address. That was hard. [Music] Good evening, parents, faculty, teachers, family, friends, and the class of 2025. My name is Fletcher Horton and I am honored to be up here today as we come together to celebrate the accomplishment of completing one milestone and opening the door to the next.
022Today as graduates we begin a new chapter of experiences, opportunities, memories, and of course life. And for the audience, you're probably about to hear one of the most southern accented valid Victorian speeches ever given. Over over the last year, we have waited endlessly for this day. Congrats. We made it. We survived all the embarrassing senior Sunday photos from our parents, the senior assassin purges, the endless scholarship applications, and last but not least, the dreaded seniors. But today is much more than the end of our senior year. It's the arrival of a goal that has we have all had since our first steps in the classroom. It's the end of a journey that shaped who we are. For many of us, our dreams of graduation started way back in elementary. At the time, it felt like
023this day would never come actually arrive. We spent those days wishing we were grown up. But now we envy our youthfulness when our biggest fear was not winning the dodgeball tournament. It sure would be fun to go back and play tag at recess with my friends one last time. It's those moments when we were just having fun that we will remember and cherish. It's memories like those that we will look back on in 10 years and wish we could just have one more day with each other. Elementary school began laying the foundation of who we are today. Many of the friends and relationships may then have stayed with us from through every moment from then till now. Even without even noticing it, our elementary days flew by us and we entered junior high. But graduation
024still felt like more like a myth than a reality. Some of my main memories from junior high days included watching my friend Jonathan endlessly pester Mrs. Son computer class. Mr. Busby taking every chance he had to embarrass me in front of girls. And Coach Haw giving us nicknames based on movie references we didn't quite understand. Junior high was also the first year when I realized how deep academic rivalries could go. When Jay Long stole my calculator and didn't return it till the very end of the year. He claims it was an accident, but I know better. Jay Long, you still owe me 50 bucks. While we look back at junior high, we often try to forget those awkward, cringe teenage years. Junior high was also the first time in our lives that we had the
025independence to decide which level classes we took, our electives, the peers we chose to associate ourselves with. These decisions laid the foundation for our high school. When we arrived at high school, each of us had a thousand different ideas, expectations, and feelings for the next four years. The one thing none of us were thinking about was walking across this stage. High school left all of us with memories, laughs, lessons, and growth. A few of the most memorable moments for me include working together as a class on the homecoming float, laughing with friends in lunch, listening to Mr. Williamson claim he can beat up a giraffe, spoilers, he cannot, and finishing Mr. Sto's calculus homework 5 minutes before class. Special thanks to Redon for always lending a hand. While these are personal memories, all of us
026have experiences like these that will bring nostalgia for years to come. My time in high school was amazing and I couldn't have done it by myself. Thank you to my coaches for mentoring me as an athlete and a young man. Thank you to all my teachers for the hard work you poured into me and every other student. Thank you to all my friends for loving me and leaving me with so many memories. I would like to specifically thank Coach Ramsey, Coach Park, and Mr. Goodson. Listening to Coach Ramsay's advice and devotion to seeing us succeed is powerful and left an impact on me and every other athlete. Coach Park, you've been here. You've been there for me since the first day I entered high school. I've enjoyed all of our talks and laughs and most
027importantly, your belief in me, even if you were a little grumpy at times. Mr. Goodson, thank you for always making a mission to make me feel appreciated for just being me, as well as being a great example of how to be a man of God. All three of you are not just examples of great mentors, but the best of friends. Thank you to my parents for being my number one supporters, the greatest parents I could ever ask for. Thank you to my best friend and twin brother, Hunter. Not only are you my biggest role model, but you have been by my side ever since I let you beat me out of the womb. And last, but certainly not least, I would like to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for paying the ultimate price
028for for my sins and showing me the perfect example of love. Without you, I am nothing. But with you, I have all I need. When I look back at my journey from the first day I walked into kindergarten until now, I can't help but be in awe of God's fingerprints and laying my foundation. You, my classmates, family, teachers, and the community of Bonham have shaped me. The amazing impact each of you have had on me has laid a foundation of serving and loving others just as y'all have done for me. That is the foundation I am left with. Likewise, each of you has a foundation that is unique only to you as an individual and that is not by coincidence. You take one student out of our class and the experience for all of us
029changes drastically. It took all of us to get to where we are today. When you get a chance, ponder how much different our lives would be if we had just gone to school just 30 miles away. Out of the millions of different places and times in history you could have been placed in, I truly believe God made each of us a bonum warrior for a reason and purpose. No one else then, now or in the future will have your your story and the journey we have together. The chapter ending today has and will never be repeated. We must now take the friendships, memories, and lessons and build a future we want. I can't wait to see the incredible things each of us do with this foundation. I love you all and thank you. Bleed purple.
030[Music] with the graduating class of 2025. Please rise. Keep that clock. Keep it going a little bit longer. I want you to enjoy members of the Bonum ISD board of trustees, Mr. Hicks and all guests. It is with great pleasure as the superintendent of Bonum ISD I present to you the graduating class from Bonum High School 2025. Each member has met all graduation requirements set forth by the Texas Education Agency and the Bottom ISD Board of Trustees. In doing so, you have now met the eligibility to receive your diplomas at this time. Congratulations. You may be seated. I love you. I love you. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Fletcher Dean [Applause] Horton Justin Carl Long Jr. Redon Paige Broco [Music] Kaine, Guadalupe, Rose Beth, Alvarez, Anthony Jose Andino, Mary Lisbet [Applause] Aila, Madison Kayla Barnett, Dominic Alexander
031Baserto, [Applause] Netty Glass, Bernal, [Applause] Garcia, Mixon, Lance Bowser, [Applause] Heath Mac Brown, [Applause] Eli McKenzie Caruso, Jason Blake Kedar, [Applause] Michael Jarius David Coleman, [Applause] Kinsley Ryan Canales, [Music] [Applause] Shane Allen Cooper, [Applause] Michael Ryan Catherine, [Music] [Applause] Alejandro Cruz, Ameliano [Applause] [Music] Cruz, Leslie Esmeralda Cruz, Marco Daniel Cruz, McKenzie Ellen Daniels, [Applause] Jaylen Cole Davis, [Applause] Brian Nathaniel Dawson, [Applause] Jorge Dominguez Jr. [Applause] Lillian Rose Dophide [Applause] [Music] Matea Adelaide [Applause] DS Michelle Dawn [Music] Elliot working Justin Bos Ricardo [Music] Fernandez, Audrey Brooke [Applause] Fowler, Nelson Michael Fugans, [Music] [Applause] Alicia Chanel Fuller, [Applause] Luis Fernando [Applause] [Music] Garcia, Callie Jean God, [Applause] [Music] Cassie Lou Godby, Matthew Lucas, Gollightly, [Applause] [Music] Fatima Simone Gomez, Granados, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Roxanna Jacqueline Gonzalez [Applause] Salano Bray Andrew Gorman [Applause] [Music] Jesse Warren Greenwood Andrew
032Scott Gisham, [Music] [Applause] Colton Jaman [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hardy, Angel Marie Hathaway, [Applause] Summer Nicole [Applause] Hathaway, Sulea Hernandez, [Applause] Yaier Hernandez, Alvarez, [Applause] Kaylee Jordan Huitt. [Applause] [Music] Robert Earl Hilburn Jr. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Ariana Michelle Honeyut [Applause] Nunes, Bana Lee Hooper, [Applause] Hunter Thomas Horton, [Applause] Belinda Ertado, Jonathan Leonardo, Ibama, [Applause] [Music] Karen McKinley Jackson, [Applause] Joseph Allen Jacobs, Ella Jade, January Scarboro, [Applause] Austin James King, [Applause] Ricky Damon Kirk, Isabella Addison Nolton, [Music] Elena Paige Lizy, Kite Gray Lawson, [Music] Riley Emiline, Alexandria Lton, [Applause] Jason Christopher Lee, [Music] [Applause] [Music] Selena Monte Lopez, [Applause] Danica Rebe Ludwig, Katie Lung, [Applause] Vivian Lenise Mace, [Music] Laura Nicole McIntyre, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Mac Ray Manis, [Applause] Braden Diego Martinez, [Music] [Applause] [Music] Dakota Lane Moore, [Applause] Matthew Connor [Applause] Morrison, Raquel Karina Moya, [Applause]
033Danielle Nicole Null, [Applause] Jaboreier Dona Noble, [Applause] James Talon Ostrom, [Music] [Applause] Chelsea Brienne Owen, [Music] [Applause] [Music] Sai Robert Parker, [Music] [Applause] [Music] Olivia Danielle Parnell, Elizabeth Katherine Peek, Ingred Jocelyn Pedraza, [Applause] Deani Judith Perez, [Applause] [Music] Landry Claire Person, [Applause] Vivana Sappa Ramirez, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Manuel Well, Ezekiel Ramirez Enriquez, [Music] Christian Daniel Rel [Music] [Applause] Gonzalez, Moises, [Applause] [Music] Renier, Braden Scott Richtor, [Applause] [Music] Bryce Anthony Richtor, [Applause] Jaden Patrick Ross, [Applause] Jonathan Daniel Dean Russell, [Applause] Kylin Anne Shelton, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Tara Lynn Hope [Applause] Shepard, Harrison Scott Smith, [Music] [Applause] Meen Guadalupe, [Music] Solis, Aiden Zachary Sly Sparks, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Daniel Ray Sparks Jr. [Applause] [Music] Cameron Russell Stark, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Caleb Daniel Stabber, [Music] [Applause] Matthew Cade [Music] [Applause] [Music] Stevens. If y'all would for our
034next graduate, not clap quite so loud for Jordan Tyrone Stevenson. [Applause] De Jaylen Jerome Stewart, [Applause] [Music] Brandon Ray Taylor, [Applause] [Music] Tani Hope Thomas, [Applause] [Music] Evelyn Toronto, Matthew Roger [Applause] [Music] Toland, Christian Ray A Lewis Trone, [Applause] Kylie Anne Marie Underwood, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Samantha Ronan Dailyaly Underwood. [Applause] Carson William Vanuzer, [Music] Joanna Alexandra Vosquez, [Music] Emma Lane Walker, [Applause] [Music] Russell Franklin Welch, June, [Applause] [Music] Priscilla A Murray Whitman, Lucas Steven Williams, [Applause] Alexia Don Wilson, [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Jakoran Lamont Wilson, [Applause] [Music] Leo Gage Wilson, Kayn Grace Wallers Samuels, [Music] [Applause] Jeter Zayn [Applause] Warley, Julianne Catherine Yates, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Anastasia Monae Yak, [Applause] [Music] Tafi, Olakan, Ysef. [Music] [Applause] Antonio Zeruchi. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hey, hey. What are you doing? [Music] Class of two 2025, if you
035would please stand. With completion of all requirements, I now declare you graduates of Bond High School. Graduates. [Music] [Applause] Graduates, please move your tassels from the right to the left. A symbolic gesture marking your transition from students to alumni. Congratulations and welcome to the Bottom High School alumni family. with the senior cheerleaders and war dancer. Please come forward and join me on stage for the singing of the school song. Woohoo! Hey. [Music] So worthy of [Music] our medicine. [Music] To thee belong. [Music] [Applause] Please welcome heron Broco Kane back to the stage for our [Applause] [Music] [Applause] benediction. Please bow your heads. God, thank you for making it possible for us to gather here today for the last time. May you stand by our side, Lord, and help us make the right decisions as we
036grow up and protect us on our new journey. Let us use the skills we have gathered through the years to make a positive impact on the world. And may we find our own version of success in the future. Thank you, Lord, for helping us through the many unexpected events and challenges that we have faced during our school years. Let us have and say our goodbyes as we move on to the next chapter of our lives. In Jesus name I pray. Amen. [Applause] going. [Music] Oh, [Applause] catch it. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Okay, good. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] That's it. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Watch out. you. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] That's it. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Thank you. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Here we go. [Music] [Applause] [Music]
037Off [Applause] go. [Applause] This [Music] one I got it on your body. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause]