So, now upon us falls - the mighty task of packaging everything together into one, single,...

Head of Marketing: So, now upon us falls - the mighty task of packaging everything together into one, single, irresistible album. Now, Jack came up with some title suggestions himself and, uh, we worked on some of those. You know, I especially got a kick out of "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." Yeah, that's - It's okay to laugh, 'cause it's funny. It is. It's, uh, a lot of words, Jack. But ultimately, in the end, we just felt it was, uh, uh, too confusing, right? Too confusing. And, uh, "The White Album" has some diversity issues. Jack Malik: How? Head of Marketing: That's a lot of white, Jack. And I know you were pretty enthusiastic about "Abbey Road." I gotta say, it didn't have a lot going for it - if I can put it to you like that. Uh, it's just a road, with a bunch of people driving down the wrong side of the street. Jack Malik: That's not exactly what I meant. Head of Marketing: But we've been developing some ideas of our own, now. You know, we weren't just sitting around. We focused on the one thing that makes this man here unlike anyone else in the entire world of music today. No collaborators, no cowriters, no samples, no steals, hmm? No "featuring Cardi B," no "featuring Bieber." Just the simple, pure genius of: "One Man Only".