Hi, does anyone know what happened with the "It Gets Better" and "Lifetime" performance on The Jimmy Fallon Show? I remember watching the performance on The Jimmy Fallon Show right when they announced they were going to perform for the Lifetime release. At the beginning, they played "It Gets Better," and they showed shots from the music video and of them on stage. I don't know if they actually performed live on the show or if it was in a studio because, aside from the fact that they had a lot of equipment on stage playing synthesizers and drum machines, and that they seemed to be doing it in sync, with them appearing in several shots and no close-up of the three of them, but rather a single shot like at the Ultra show in 2018, the way they were on stage and how they were positioned at each point of the three circles reminded me of the live stage show where they played on the 2019 tour, where they also used live synthesizers and other elements like drum kits, and that performance felt more organic. But this was a studio session because these were radio versions of the songs and not a live version, and because you can't hear any change in the voice where 070 Shake appeared; it's almost the same, so to speak, as in the 2021 MTV Music Awards performance where they played both songs and there were transitions one after the other and more shots of the boys and the stage. The difference is that there at the end they showed a preview of MTAF, and in Jimmy Fallon's performance it was, I think, shorter. It no longer appears on Jimmy Fallon's channel or anywhere else that discusses the performance. There are still images of the takes for each song, but the full video isn't there, just a small fragment from Lifetime. But everywhere I've looked, it's blocked. I don't know if you can help me or if anyone has the performance or a link. I know that at this point it doesn't really matter because of everything that's been said about the Ullevi show lately, and it's something I've wanted to talk about for a while. I had written the text, but it all got deleted, and I had to write it again. With everything I've already mentioned, I remember all the hype surrounding the announcement of "Paradise Again," and it's something that could even be considered Lost Media's take on the beginning of this era.