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Does that sound okay? Testing?
G three? How do you sound?

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The music sounds loud? You sound
low? I sound very low. Now

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it sounds high. Now sound good. I wouldn't say you sound good.

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That sound great. Like the audio
quality of your microphone and the volume of

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your voice sounds adequate. Maggie made
me match my eminem tip of the tonge

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and teeth and lips. But you
say live? Can we take the music

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down? JJ? So we can
test live on the air, live local

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laughs, play pipe down the music
all the way, all the way to

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zero. Hey, hey, ladies, good, Yeah, I feel great.

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Do you think there's any lady in
the Metroplex who's a fan of this

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show that when you announced your engagement
just slump shouldered and dozens window closed they

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thought they could. I don't know
if we have dozens of of ladies who

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listened regularly and much less. We'll
let the lady weigh in on that.

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JJ wereth are dozens of women who
were heartbroken, Uh, my engagement heartbroken?

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I got so many dms saying what
the hell? He was like,

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what do you mean? You got
dms? Because they were like about Kevin's

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engagement and that the women are heartbroken. Yeah, they're like, we didn't

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see this coming. Yeah, right
now, dear JJ. Wait they started

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to deal with deer jjon what did
yes, dear JJ, like a handwritten

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letter. Yeah, you're close with
Kevin Turner. Tell me what does he

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smell? Like? Why are your
eyes closed right now? Why is your

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phone in your backpack behind you?
Answer that? Tell me? Is it

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serious? I'm in roxy And I
was like, I mean, yeah,

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they're engaged. He's a serious guy. You are a serious man. So

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yeah, he broke some hearts up
there. Well, look, I'm sorry,

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ladies. It's been is it two
weeks? Yeah? Two weeks?

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Just been two weeks. Get over
it. Get over it. Find a

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new throb like one Danny the Boner
Bayless who's not with us this week?

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Yeah, Boner's sitting right there,
I mean not today, but usually he

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is. But it's a different strokes
for different folks. Someone who might,

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you know, be in love with
the Kevin Turner type wouldn't necessarily be attracted

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to it Danny Bale's type, because
of the age gap, not the build.

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Everything about you too is very devid. I think we have got a

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lot of similarities. We're both classically
trained musicians. I don't think either of

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you are classically trained musicians. The
build is different. Well, I guarantee

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you I like you turn point seven
Army, seven Nation Army or anything off

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ants marching. I was saying a
Dave this morning, when we'll talk about

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well, I don't it's it's probably
not even all that I like that.

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Yesterday I was listening to Speakeasy.
By the way, it's a Thursday.

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Let's push some P today, absolutely, and not just you and me,

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not just the two of us in
this room, not just JJ, everyone

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who's ever hearing this. Push the
P. Push the P today, and

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it is at least we can reset. That's smell the weekend. That means

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we're pushing positivity all day long,
sun up to sundown. Yeah, and

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guess what I often a couple of
times I've given you the secret to life.

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I mean, what do you think
you're getting here for free? I

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said, it's looking forward to stuff, you know. It's planning the things

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that you look forward to, whether
it be getting off work today or your

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retirement, you know, whatever,
and no game tonight. That's part of

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the secret of life is looking forward
to. So the other thing is yank.

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It's just a singer, but it's
pushing P. It's positivity, and

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you emit positivity, and then there'll
be concentric circles of it that surround you.

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And what will that do? Much
like a light on a porch attracts

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the mosquitoes, you will attract positivity. But if you're winging all the time

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and you're bitching and this sucks,
and the negativity, that's gonna draw those

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negative people and then you're gonna be
surrounded by and then it compounds itself and

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both you and them then are more
negative, and then you start wondering why

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anything could happen to me. No, no positivity, push, push the

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P, and then the P will
surround you. Don't push the D the

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downer juice. That's what they're calling
it. No JJ, you're on the

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internet. Is anybody calling it?
No, pull the D, call it

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pull the downer juice. Don't pull
the push the P. P. I

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don't think so, not that one. I think it's sticking. Push the

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P. Yeah, don't pull the
D. That's been getting around. It

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was in your list of terms of
the year, right, let's get shirts

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made my personal list of terms.
Yes, push the pet Tricks made okay.

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So yesterday I was listening to the
Speakeasy and Kavanaugh was out, but

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TC the tiltne Turtle was in for
Jeff and they were I was missing that,

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and then I didn't see TC his
tweet that he was in, and

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I, I mean, like I
always do, was immediately turn on the

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iHeartRadio app, which is free,
and I was excited. I like,

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when TC's near a microphone, I'm
entertained. I heard the most half ass

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endorsement of a music artist as he
was. They were doing their Spotify and

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rap thing a little bit like everyone
in radio is gonna do, right,

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and he pulled up his and his
top five artists because Julie wanted to know.

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Julie did hers first, and then
his number two was Dave Matthews band.

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TC's yeah, right, And then
he explained, I'm not like a

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big fan or anything, but I
did go to you know, it was

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concert in May. It's real nice
to put on, you know, when

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I'm ubering, you know, just
to put it on, like a twenty

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minute song lightly playing in the background. And I'm like, that's the most

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dismissive thing. It's it's not at
all, it's not at all encompass what

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that band is. It's just really
not insignificant music, background music. I

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was like, it's your number two. I'm like why, Like I was

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saying, no, I just I
loved it. He even said made a

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joke. He made me laugh because
I've been there before. He goes,

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oh, no, I would never
like tell people that's my second one like

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it. It'd be like, I
would never think that would be my second

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one. There's no way it could
ever be the second most artist that I

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listened to. Yet it is.
Yeah, it factually is. It's crazy

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to me. So that's just good, neutral, pleasant for him. Music

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for a low volume in a vehicle. Yeah, I can see that.

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You go in space to space.
I do get. I think that's a

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compliment. They do have very very
few. I mean, if you're listening

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to Date Manthe, You're you're probably
listening to live stuff. You're probably not

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listening to studio stuff. Much like
Fish. If you give me just this

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much like a good running back my
instincts. If given a small crease,

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I'm gone, I plow through.
And you brought up the Bandfish now dancing

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in the end zone like a hippie
yeap only because I woke up this morning

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to the news that this is happening
sometimes. And you know, I'm obsessed

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with the sphere. Yes, and
there's been whispers about fish at the sphere.

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Yeah. Apparently last night, in
the middle of the night they the

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sphere sometimes will test upcoming sphere content
and sometimes it'll ruin teasers or whatever,

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spoilers. And apparently last night they
flashed up fish and dates of April I

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think eighteenth through twenty fifth, five
days, seven days, something like that.

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Oh, of fish at the Sphere
in Las Vegas. I bet it's

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happening then. Yeah, I've heard
it whispered for a long time. I

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think it's yeah, and they showed
it now owned by MSG. Fish does

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New Year's Eve at MSG every year, right, Madison Square Garden, Madison

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Square Garden. Yeah, So that
all makes did one person the light bulb

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go off of them clarify msg'd to
Mason Square Garden. I didn't know,

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No, I know, and then
I'll go, whoa, But here's my

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little instant problem. And he's not
even awake right now. I've promised brother

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cash for his fiftieth birthday July fourth, I gave him a card and said,

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dude, it's happening. We're going
to the Masters, and that I'm

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pretty sure is April eight through twelve. It is. It's the Yeah,

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and now Fish in Vegas at the
Sphere is April whatever, the following weekend.

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So what am I going to do? Take them to both probably and

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bringing it all full circle tomorrow.
Brother Cash leaves destination Las Vegas. He's

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going to U two at the Sphere
Saturday night. So we will finally get

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boots on the ground. Yeah,
boots in the sphere. I know what's

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happening. Yeah, we'll get to
know what it looks like in there at

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the damn Sphere. Yeah. Right. There's a big Beyonce rumor at the

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Sphere too, is there? Yeah? Or what there was? There's been

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a lot of rumors. If you're
a if you're a prominent artist, you've

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been rumored for the most part.
Although I haven't seen any Taylor rumors at

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the Sphere. I've seen Harry Styles
rumors, and Harry's got a good connection

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at MSG. I've seen Elton John
rumors. What's the capacity that I've seen

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Beyonce rumors? I don't know what
the capacity is the other was the other

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band eighteen six hundred not the stones
Man, so that they get more people

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in there than the AC. Yeah, by a little bit, right,

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it's pretty close. What's the Americanion
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k's I was best probably rounding yet
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k max withthstanding Yeah, what is
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I'm googing eighteen to five for hockey, I round up to twenty.

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I mean that's fifteen hundred souls.
You're just rounding up twenty one k for

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standing room concerts? Oh for concerts? Okay, yeah, I guess those

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thinking soops. Yeah, anyway,
a lot of stuff there. Also,

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tonight's the world premiere release. Well, by the way, there's actually a

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couple things. We'll tell you about. One thing first, if you want

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hot chocolate today, the Candy Cane
Lane food truck's gonna be here at the

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iHeartRadio building in Addison fourteen oh one
Dallas Parkway, Okay, Addison Farmer's Branch,

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Dallas rougha tollway in Alpha. Candy
Cane Lane is coming out on Amazon

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Prime tomorrow Friday, December first,
and they're gonna have from eight thirty to

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ten am this morning a hot chocolate
truck. You can come get some.

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I'm gonna go down to one of
the breaks. I was thinking maybe when

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Christina comes in, maybe couture.
Christina could call in, go to the

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truck and call in from down at
the truck and give us the flavors.

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Yeah, read the menu to us, yes, and then she could bring

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them up to us like a woman
kidding. I've been watching too much John

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Hamm on Fargo season five, where
his wife, before she lays with him

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every night, goes, what do
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she gets through. She opens up
a trunk and starts walking through a couple

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of different characters. Do you want
to be to outfits? Role playing?

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Yeah? Yeah? Do you guys
like RP? You and your girl role

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playing? Yeahs r P, RP. You don't have to answer that,

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Hot Latina, I was trying to
get you. Yeah, That's what I'm

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gonna go with, Hot Latina.
You know, I don't know. Tonight

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is the debut or the world premiere, not the world premiere, sorry,

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world premiere. It's the release date
of the Renaissance Tour movie starring Beyonce,

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It Happy Renaissance. Hey, guys, she's hit one hundred buzzers in a

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row and she hasn't hit the applause
and in three days, and then that's

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what did it. You haven't toil
a good joke yet to say I've been

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liked. Get one of those.
I just hear buzzers and booze with everything

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I say, tomatoes smashing against the
building. You mention the queen and there

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she she finds the push and pee
page Renaissance. Guys, So you are

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going absolutely tonight and this is is
this national opening night? Yeah? Yeah,

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yeah, well yeah, I think
the US, maybe a couple of

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other countries, but I know,
like I think Brazil is going to be

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a couple of weeks you know later
And yeah, eight o'clock showing where at

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AMC and Arlington Adobe Theater. Yes, I want to see it on the

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best screen possible. I know it's
gonna be great, fit laid out.

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I'm getting a shirt made customer.
So yeah, and I have a quote

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that I put im put on it
from the you that she says. So

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if you give me the quote,
I bet I can tell you who said

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it? Shut up? What's the
quote? What is the quote? Do

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you want me to tell music down? Don't make it a surprise. No,

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okay, I'll tell you the ques
in the trailer, the latest trailer.

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She goes, I have nothing to
prove to anyone at this point.

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Oh I saw that, So I
saw that. I had to throw that

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on the shirt man, And she
says, and that's the level I want

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to be at. Yeah, in
life. Well you know also what people

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do, well, they've got nothing
else to prove to anyone. They just

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run their kids out there. That's
what you point at them and say,

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that's why like this, that's why
I never made it. People always live

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to do one thing, and that's
to probably just throw their kids out there.

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Just chuck the kids in front of
you. Yep. So it's it's

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cute if they're two and a half. At some point you're like, eh,

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I don't know. Yeah, she's
in competition with herself now, man,

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I mean she's been like okay for
years, you're still in competition with

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someone else with herself. She betters, Okay, well, she tries to

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want up herself. That's literally what
she does. I think that's it that's

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her only at this point in her
career. Yes, yes, you know,

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it is interesting and it's a very
much a cultural thing, how whether

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or not, because look, I
don't like Taylor Swift anymore than I like

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Beyonce. I like them both,
I admire them both. I think they're

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both cool as hell, but I
don't care. I don't neither of them

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appear on my Spotify the same boat. I respect them both, They're cool,

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good. But if I didn't,
honestly, if I didn't have JJ

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in my life, I would think
it is like a ten to one ratio

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of interest toward Taylor Swift over beyond
because you're so wide, I know,

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And that's exactly my point, yep. Now, yeah, that and I

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find that very interesting, you know, like if we didn't say it and

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she didn't check us on some statistical
facts including what was it money or what

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what? What did Beyonce more money
made on this tour? Or yeah,

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this is one of the biggest selling
She's in the top ten of the biggest

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selling tour of all time. And
but so's Taylor, right, No,

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there was the only Yeah, there's
some status and she is so the number

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one tour. I think it was
Elton John and he had like almost one

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hundred more shows than she did.
And he she was like at number four

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or five, and he has the
number one. Like that, he sits

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at a piano he can play every
night. Yeah, he didn't have to

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stretch. He just tilt the right, looks at the crowd, and then

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looks back. And I will say, You're not the only one. I've

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come across a lot of people,
a lot of friends, and I'm just

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like I understand, Like I get
that, like she's not for everybody,

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and I get that people think she's
overrated. And it's because everyone because a

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lot of people love her and a
lot of people like hate on her.

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like this woman does. And I
tell people to go watch Homecoming on Netflix,

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and that will tell you why she
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I actually think white people were at
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but near that level with Beyonce that
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years ago, Like when Beyonce had
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I hey, white people were were
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think, you know, you get
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passes, you're not touring every single
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single year, and this like new
Flavor came and then white people have been

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fucking to Taylor lately because this Taylor
explosion. Taylor's been big for a long

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time. This Taylor explosion is very
recent. I think, I agree,

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but I don't have how Taylor was
putting out albums that she co wrote.

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Okay from the National, No,
the Snoozer record. She's at ten years

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of being sure, but I agree
it seems to have peaked this year.

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Is it twenty years you know?
So always Beyonce peaking right now? Or

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no, she's just on agay there
forever. Yeah, Queen in the Castle.

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Yeah, she's been around for thirty
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that she's been around for over for
almost thirty years. Yeah, damn,

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and still at the top. There'll
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I might be wrong more I don't. I guess, not even girls,

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but white people at Beyonce's Renaissance tour
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Beyonce is very like multiculture, like
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proved I mean this album was really
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sure. A lot of white people
were at her show. I was sitting

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literally in the section for like a
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it's eight thirty. The shows started
eight, Like, come on. I

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was like, I was like,
wait for it. It's gonna be greatness.

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Okay, so just sit here and
just just be prepared. Yeah,

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there's a lot of you. Yeah, you, it's a lot. Did

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you hear right when, right when
Beyonce said, and everybody's on mute,

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you just hear the white girl say, do you want to leave early and

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beat the traffic? No, no
one's doing that. You don't want to

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because you didn't want to miss a
lick of her show. I'm interested in

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the con trusted this because I did
go to the I will go to the

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Beyonce one. I probably give me
two weeks probably, and the same thing,

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the same thing for Taylor. I
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I me and Rox wouldn't watch that
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and Taylor's is full concert and that's
it, and that's not beyond three hours.

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Beyonce is gonna take you behind the
scenes. Yeah, talking about decisions

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and all that. It's a dot
concert. It's gonna be parts of a

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lot of documenting, a lot of
behind the scenes. There's already been stuff

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like, you know, because she
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in the premiere or in the movie
that that she talks about this woman is

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can I broche hot racial topic?
I love these, especially during the six

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am yeah, nice and early the
race hour. It is the race hour,

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I liked. I prefer calling it
the Harmony hour. Okay, yeah,

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okay, the hour of harmony.
We're pushing h on the kids.

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What's up? Well, I think
there's a is there a hesitance and is

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it intentional of a black community not
to maybe support white artists at the same

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level. Dude, White people love
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any entertainer. It is wild.
I mean, it's maybe even more.

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But I don't know of many white
artists take musicians for instances. The black

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community is way into behind, supportive
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and I feel like there's an odd
discrepancy there and then you could get into

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a far larger argument, which is
probably the answer. I'm trying to think

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of an artist. I mean,
it really just comes down to I mean,

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I guess this. We're using Taylor
Swift and Beyonce. Go see Taylor

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Swifting concert and then go see Beyonce
concert. It's just not I promised you

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was Beyonce. Yeah, like,
because Beyonce is literally like the one of

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the greatest entertainers. So I don't
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white artists that black folks would probably
ride with. And Dave Matthews. Yeah,

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read the one article that maybe I
saw that guy what the author?

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was probably the audio. The guy was

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wearing the chain and the full Dave
Matthews shirt. I saw him justin Timberlake,

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Okay a few years ago at one
point justin Timberlake probably had a pretty

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decent but still if you go to
a pack justin Timberlake show where you're still

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looking, still gonna see white at
least white audience. Yeah, it's a

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bunch of white moms. I mean, because I didn't get to go to

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the to the what was it the
experience, justin experience that she he did

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a few years ago. I actually
needed to go to that, but I

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guarantee you that I was probably very
Oh it was white fever, was it?

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Yeah? I figure, yeah,
you know, you know, white

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people love because he's awesome childish Gambino. Okay, I love childish Gambino,

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me too. But it's even like, take a band like Ron the Jewels,

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who I love, and that's Killer
Mike, who's like a massive leader

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in the black community. There's some
their audience it's ninety plus percent white because

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the other the crosshapper is white.
Some form of crossover, which sounds weird

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to say, but like there is
a crossover that I don't know because I

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was like when I was a childish
Gambina, I'm into two childish Gambino shows.

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And then you're looking around, going, I can't believe how many white

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people are here. Right when Beyonce
and jay Z we're here together on their

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on the front tour, literally a
group of like white guys in front of

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me wrapped every lyric. Okay,
that's jay Z, right. I was

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like, Oh, that's the point. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

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I can't go to a fish show
and have you know, yeah, a

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brother dancing. I think it's just
torture. It's just different performers different.

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We want to see a performance that's
imply white people aren't providing great performances.

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That's yeah, I think Taylor.
I didn't say that, that is false.

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I didn't say that Taylor is a
performance. Like I walked away up

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watching the movie. I didn't go
to her show or anything, but watching

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the movie, I was like,
I'm impressed by what she did. She

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actually did more than I thought she
did. I thought she just kind of

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stood there, she walks around.
I just think it's interesting. It is

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interesting. I mean, I want
to support each other. Tell you what

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I said, is you want?
But I mean the biggest artists for black

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artists and one of the biggest white
artists right now literally go to bother show

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and yeah, but that's your answer. But that's your preference as to what

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defines a performance. And and a
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Maybe it's her lyrics that that do
it, or the beauty of her

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songs. I don't know, And
maybe the actual performance or production is better

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at Beyonce. I mean, that's
all what you're looking for in a show.

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That's all right, that's a preference. You can't say it's just a

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better performance because that's your opinion.
I think somebody like you who just don't

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care either or that's good answer.
That's that's that's what I'm saying. That's

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also a lot of people who've answered
that that's fair. Oh, it's like,

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what's the median age of someone attending
a Beyonce's show compared to someone attending

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a Taylor show? Yeah, because
she definitely made music for grown folks,

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because well, Beyonce is also Beyonce
is fifteen years older than Taylor. I

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mean, this is a you know
what is beyond that's a long time.

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No, she's forty one and Taylor
there's later damn Taylor thirty thirty five,

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thirty four or something of that.
But she makes like that, But she

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makes like teeny bober music a little
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has those young little while you know, like I said, Beyonce is growing

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in sexy music, and she still
has little kids and little girls who love

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her. But her like she's forty, she's not making she making grown woman

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music, you know what I mean? So yeah. I just think it's

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a true conversation. Appreciate having black
people love Chris Stapleton. Okay, is

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he the one that because he got
a little soul to his voice? On't

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he? I mean yeah, some
say soul, I say sounds like a

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wildcat. But because he did that
national anthem that was one of the NFL

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games, everybody was like, oh
yeah, he rocked out with Stevie Wonder

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at the Grammys a while back.
I think he's universally low too. Stevie,

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Oh, Stevie Wonner, absolutely absolutely. Okay. A lot of text

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reaction to this. This is a
text. I don't know who this is,

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but they say until Taylor or Beyonce
play at WRESTLEMANI they haven't done sh

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my god, that could be anyone. Well, as you said, a

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lot of text reaction the last time
I read says boring. So really,

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is that the one guy who does
that? Every one word boring? Uh?

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Actually yeah yeah, every boring every
day is not? Yeah, yeah,

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whatever, it's substance man for the
eight one seven, Love you bro,

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thanks for listening, Thanks for joining
the six Am Club. They return

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music all day if you want to. You know what, let's go,

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he'll stuff. I never heard Big
Show Picture with Glenn's At nine, We're

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gonna tell you what's gonna happen in
Cowboy Seahawks. At eight, I'm gonna

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tell you what the Golden Bachelor is
not who you thought he was a special

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edition of Teardown Turner. At seven
thirty, I'm gonna do it. I

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have to. And coming up next, something happened on live television last night

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that made me ask, is this
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