 they gained overnight success and started touring around the country. You know, they were kind of claiming authenticity as formerly enslaved people. Then, once they began to perform more, then the tide shifted because the idea before was that white people don't want to see black people on stage. They want to see white people doing blackness. Then it became, when black people were doing it more, they were like, uh, do we really want to see the white people here doing blackness? Now it's like both. We want to see white people doing it, and we want to see black. Like, we just want it all, right?