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I Am six forty. It's Later
with Mo Kelly. We are alive everywhere

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Beyond the box Score with Jackie Ray.

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Jackie Ray, good evening. How
you doing tonight? I'm doing great.

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Thank you for having me. The
boxing match between former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson

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and Jake Paul has been postponed from
its original July twentieth date because Mike Tyson

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allegedly, when I say allegedly,
the reason allegedly had to do with his

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medical scare on a flight to Los
Angeles. It was later identified as an

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ulcer flare up. People can't see
my air quotes. But what do you

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think of first the idea of the
fight, and also second this postponement,

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not a cancelation, but a postponement. You know, I thought this fight

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was a terrible idea from day one. I just don't think that Mike Tyson

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at this point in his life,
has anything to prove, and especially with

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Jake Paul, I just he's so
infuriating to me on every way possible.

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He's not a boxer in the sense
because he never ever challenges boxers in their

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primes. He's always getting people outside
of their prime. And even with the

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Floyd money Mayweather fight, if you
argue that that fight was fake, I

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would agree with you because there was
a moment where Floyd could have finished him

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and he didn't. So none of
this appeals to me as a person who

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truly enjoys the sport of boxing,
because it just doesn't have that level of

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authenticity that would make it feel like, Okay, this is something that I

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want to see. But I also
understand that Mike Tyson has had problems financially

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throughout his entire career and not spending
his money properly. I believe he's getting

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a ten million dollar payout on this. His net worth right now is only

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ten million dollars, So if you
can double your net worth, I get

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it. But from a boxing standpoint, I'm just not excited about this.

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I don't begrudge Mike Tyson for taking
a paycheck. I don't begrudge anyone from

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going ahead and accepting a pay day, but I do begrudge when I'm being

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sold so thing other than what it
is. And to your point, it

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feels like I'm looking at something which
is more WWE than an actual boxing match.

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But at least with WWE, I
know what I'm looking at. I

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know it's scripted entertainment, and I
don't know, and I highly suspect the

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motivations and the presentations of Jake Paul. But there is something else I wonder,

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big picture, whether we are more
interested in the circus than actual athleticism.

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Absolutely, because it's not what are
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a thirty year age different? Yes, he would be fifty eight if and

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when this bout were to take place. That is asinine. You don't have

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any respect for the sport if you
say I want to fight a fifty eight

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year old. And then he tweeted
out he was like, and when I

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win, it's going to be the
biggest win. Not technically it's elder abuse

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and you should be charged if you
win, you know what I mean,

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Because this is just ridiculous. If
you want us to take us you seriously,

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then have serious fight. Because he's
presenting and that's the thing that really

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infuriates me. He's presenting himself as
a as a person who trains a real

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boxer, but he's not giving us
real fights, and that's a problem for

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me. And I'm not beyond the
exhibition or the spectacle of different people from

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different sports, you know, coming
together. Ali fought the wrestler, and

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I know that this is not new, but there are a lot of people

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who will put his way. To
your point, Jake Paul wants to position

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himself and present himself as a legitimate
boxer, well, I'm looking through legitimate

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boxer eyes sports historian. I need
him to actually fight legitimate boxers who are

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under the age of forty. I'm
fifty. I'm talking about under the age

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of forty, and then we can
start having that conversation. But you know,

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I'm not gonna hate the game.
I am hating the player because,

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oh absolutely. The ATV used to
do that thing back in the day where

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celebrities would fight and we would all
tune in celebrity boxing matches, celebrity boxing.

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We all thought that was funny,
it was great. We didn't care

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who won. To your point,
we tuned in for the circus. If

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we're watching a circus and we know
that there's going to be a type rope

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back and people are there to entertain
us and that's it. That's all we

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will tune in for that. He
doesn't have to do this song and dance

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and like, oh yeah, look
at me, I'm a real boxer.

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Because you would really have to not
know anything about the sport of boxing to

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be taking Jake Paul seriously. Here's
something else. I am concerned that someone

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like Mike Tyson or an Evander Holyfield
who looked really bad in his spout,

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or someone else who's pushing sixty may
die in the ring. And you know,

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and that's the thing that when he
said he had an ulcer flare up,

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it's like, okay, Mike,
was it an ulcer flare up?

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Or is this something more serious or
did he have anything at all? But

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I do believe with his age,
the things he's put his body through,

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obviously we know what happens with the
mind and the brain when you're talking about

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boxing. Did he downplay it as
my concern because at the end of the

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day, you don't have to ever
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your life. You hit fifty seven, things just don't work the same.

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So why would you jeopardize your well
being and take a hit, Because that

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would be terrible for us to sit
here and know that this isn't a row

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boxing match, and Jake Paul get
that one hit in the right place at

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the right time, and now we
don't have a world with Mike Tyson in

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it anymore. Why it's not worth
it to me. I'm not going to

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diagnose Mike Tyson from a distance.
I am going to speak on what I

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do know about his public life.
I know that he's used marijuana and smoked

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it for many, many years.
I do know the connection between smoking and

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also heart issues. I do know
that he is fifty seven, almost fifty

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eight years old. He turns fifty
eight this month. And I do know,

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as you said, that the body
doesn't work like it used to twenty

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or thirty years ago. I do
know that I'm not stupid, and an

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ulcer mid flight from the people that
I do know who have ulcers doesn't necessitate

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that type of response. Yeah,
and it doesn't necessitate a doctor following up

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and saying, hey, you're in
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I can't tell you to win.
That's a that's a more serious health

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condition. When the doctor has to
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we need to reevaluate you. We
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Ulcer suck. I know people who
have them, they suck, But this

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isn't a situation where this is a
medical scare. Is how I saw it

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phrase, it's a this is a
flare, a flare up and a scare.

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If and when it comes out what
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say this the whole Jake Paul persona, and let's not forget he just did

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a big deal with WWE, that
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scripted entertainment, not an actual athletic
event. But what if it comes out

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that it is scripted on some level? What does it do for the legacy

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of the fighters who got in the
ring with them? I'm not so sure

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you like with Tyron, would leave
getting knocked out, air quotes and all

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that. What does it do for
the sport of boxing, because some people

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think it is actual boxing. And
what does it do for the perception and

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persona of Jake Paul if it comes
out that, yeah, this is scripted

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for anyone who's paying attention, it
doesn't do anything for the persona of Jake

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Paul. Again, because real boxing
fans don't view him as a real boxer.

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These people who live behind rose colored
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It might affect things for them,
but not for the rest of us,

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but for the sport of boxing.
The sport of boxing desperately needs that

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fighter that has that big name,
like the Mayweathers, like the Mike Tysons.

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So for them to get in the
ring with this fake boxer really does

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water down the actual sport of boxing, and I think they need to stop

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doing that. I think it needs
to be Let boxers be boxers. Let

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entertainers be entertainers. Yes, we're
entertained when we see you box, but

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you're an athlete. You're more than
just an entertainer. Let Jack Paul be

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the entertainer YouTube guy that he is
is. Boxers need to box, and

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let's manage our money better so we
don't have to jump in the ring with

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some YouTuber because he's given us ten
million dollars. Let's do that, agreed.

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When we come back, let's talk
about golfer Robert McIntyre, who,

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in winning his first PGA Tour event, basically had to cuss out the drone

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which was hovering over his multiple golf
shots. Like a loud person in the

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gallery. Let's talk about the future
of drones and sports. When we come

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back, it's Later with Mo Kelly. Here if I AM six forty,

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We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly

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on demand from KFI AM six forty. We're continuing to go beyond the box

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Score and we're live everywhere on the
iHeartRadio app with Jackie Ray. Before the

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break, Jackie Ray, I told
you about Robert McIntyre. He won his

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first PGA Tour event, the RBC
Canadian Open, but throughout the event,

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on multiple occasions he let it be
known publicly. He basically looked into the

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drone camera and complained about the noise, interruption and distraction from that hovering drone.

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If you've ever been around them,
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know if you've ever attended a golf
tournament, not even a PGA Tour event,

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just a golf tournament, your ass
is supposed to be completely silent.

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As a member of the gallery,
how do we reconcile the fact that we

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have a piece of machinery which is
impacting golfers and the etiquette of golf more

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generally no noise. You know,
I'm a Happy Gilmour fan. That movie

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was fantastic to me. If you
don't know Happy Gilmour, this is a

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basically he kind of took hockey type
fandom into the world of golf and it

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was absolutely fantastic. And I think
golf needs something like these drones. This

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drone is necessary to give I'm not
a big golfing fan. I watch when

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Tiger would play, but other than
that, I don't really watch golf.

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But something like that where I can
get in the action and I can see

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it directly. The the game needs
that. I was looking yesterday and I

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saw that across each tournament, view
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People are losing interest. We like
to be loud, we like to cheer

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for it. So at least give
us an inside view and we'll do these

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little quiet, little golf collaps,
you know, at home. But those

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those drones don't make enough noise in
my opinion, because I've flown when I've

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crashed a few, but I've flown
a few drones as well. You're to

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your point. They're not absolutely quiet, but they do give you an amazing

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view, especially if you know how
to fly them properly. They give you

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a view of the game that you're
not going to see even if you're at

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the tournament. And I think when
you're talking about getting viewership up, you

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have to give something more visual.
So I think players just need to get

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used to it. It's not that
loud where it's gonna throw everything off.

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I agree with you, but I
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golf is one of the last professional
sports. Let me just say, I

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don't want to piss anyone off.
It's a game, but I found a

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professional sport. It's one of the
last professional sports to adopt technology. From

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soccer to even professional tennis. There
are a hockey, baseball, basketball.

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There is all sorts of technology in
the game, and also coverage of the

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game T and t. They'll take
you different angles from watching a game with

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or without announcers into the lock of
all that. Golf has never had it

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or embraced it. So I understand
how the network wants to broaden viewership,

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the golf game wants to stay the
same. How do you meet in the

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middle. I don't think you meet
in the middle. I think you have

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to move forward full stop on that. I think if you want these tournaments

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to be able to continue to play
out these massive amounts of money and prize

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money, then viewership is part of
that. You get money from viewership,

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and you also want to inspire younger
fans. Younger fans are shooting entire movies

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right now on their phone. You
can't give them this wax standard view and

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think you're going to get younger viewership. And I think if your goal is

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to make golf last into the future, you kind of have to meet the

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times a little bit. I'm not
saying adopt everything. You don't need the

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NFL pendulum, swinging camera that gets
a whole view, you don't need any

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of that, But you do need
to move forward and let the fans see

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the game in a way they've never
seen it before. That makes it more

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interactive, makes it more intriguing,
makes him feel more connected to it.

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Let's be honest, haven't you at
least wondered if and when one of these

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drones or even one of those swinging
cameras on the zip line was just going

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to fall in the middle of a
field or middle of an NFL game,

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because it seems like they're getting closer
and closer to the actual play. Let

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me tell you, when I went
to see the Rams play last season,

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I sat right by you know that
camera that's on that zip line thing.

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I sat right by that zipline,
and the entire game I was terrified that

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that zipline was gonna snap in like
final destination our whole row of people.

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So I was terrified at that because
it doesn't seem strong enough. And to

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your point, it gets so low
in the middle of the game, and

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I'm just like, at some point
it's going to hit. Somebody's going to

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do some wild, crazy jump to
go intercept the ball, and it's gonna

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whack him in the head. I
have wondered that this entire time. I'm

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hoping that people who are more technologically
savvy than me have considered these types of

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things and have made sure that won't
happen. But to your point, yes,

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I've always wondered. But I love
like we were saying. I love

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the expanded views. I love feeling
as if I'm in the game. I

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love the helmet cam on a batter
and to see one hundred mile an hour

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fastball come at me. I love
where you have the camera on the floor

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in basketball games where it's running court
level alongside the players. I love all

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of that, and yes it will
bring in younger viewership, but I do

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empathize with players because I don't want
any of this to impact the play.

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I don't want any of this to
somehow change the type of play. I

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mean, I guess I have to
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want to offend anyone, but when
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it's a game more than it's a
you know what I mean, Like,

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it's just a game. Because when
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these types of where you have this
athletic prowess, they also have to compete

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against playing away and being in arenas
and stadiums where fans are trying to impact

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the game. And when fans aren't
able to do that, that's a testament

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to the athleticism of the people on
the court or on the field. Get

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your mind game right. It's not
that bad. Get your mind right,

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you'll be fine. All right.
Well, Jackie Ray has spoken. She's

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host of the Jackie Ratio. What
are you talking about this week on Jackie

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Ratio? Well, I'm so excited
because this week I have Olivia Nelson Ododa.

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She plays for the Connecticut son She's
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talking to her. But I'm also
going to touch on this Caitlin Clark situation

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between Kennedy Carter and Caitlyn Clark and
why people need to just take a step

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back and enjoy basketball. It's just
basketball. Unless you're new to it,

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you never watched it before, and
they seem strange to you. You're like,

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what's happening. It's Later with mo
Kelly. You're listening to Later with

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Moe Kelly on demand from KFI AM
six forty. Let's talk about super Freak,

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The Rick James Story Broadway in Hollywood. The Pantageous Theater and Cicarius Entertainment

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are pleased to announce that the Hollywood
Pantagious Theater in LA will host the LA

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premiere of Super Freak, The Rick
James Story about the charismatic, flamboyant,

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provocative musician who dominated the airwaves with
his infectious song super Freak and Others.

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When you get to the others in
just a moment, Rick James's fusion of

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funk, groove and rock made the
unruly pioneer, the trendsetter of the nineteen

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eighties, Super Freak will play the
Hollywood Pantagious Theater June sixth through June eighth,

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as in just this week for four
performances only. It's going to be

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touring all around the country, but
only in LA this week into the weekend.

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Tickets for super Freak are available for
purchase at Broadway Inhollywood, dot com,

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in person at the Hollywood Pantagious Theater
box office, or here on later

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with Mo Kelly. But before we
give these tickets away, just want to

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give you some context and perspective.
Rick James was a huge artist, specifically

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within the African American community. Back
in the day. You would listen to

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him on stations like fifteen eighty K
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He was very much an artist who
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nineteen seventies. In the early nineteen
eighties, when he did the song super

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Freak, it was such a massive
hit and crossed over that more and more

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people outside the black community began to
fall in love with Rick James. If

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you ever saw the video to super
Freak with all the women and everything,

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it was a low rent video,
don't get me wrong, but it put

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Rick James on the map in the
way that he had never had that level

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of success. If you had listened
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if I said songs like Fire and
Desire, you would know what I'm

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talking about. If I talked about
his musical relationship and actual relationship with Tina

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Marie, if you were a Rick
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who I was talking about. But
it wasn't until Dave Chappelle parodied him on

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Chappelle's Show that everybody found out who
Rick James was. The jokes that came

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out of that, I'm Rick James, Bob, you know, cocaine is

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the hell of a drug. All
those things going back to Rick James,

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who he was, or I should
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was thanks to Chappelle's show, and
he was parodied a number of times in

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movies, but they didn't specifically say
it was him. If you've ever seen

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the movie Coming to America and you
had this character that Eddie Murphy was playing

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by the name of Randy Watson,
you could easily see that that was a

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direct takeoff on Rick James. His
impact on popular culture is a lot larger

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than people know. And I when
I hopefully get a chance to see Super

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Freak, the Rick James story,
you get to see some of all of

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that. His influence is far greater
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when mc hammer came on the scene, this is about maybe nineteen ninety ish,

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and he did the song Can't Touch
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super Freak. That was a huge
issue because one back then rappers were not

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getting clearance for the sample. I
remember I was an intern at Capitol Records

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and Rick James had sued and part
of it was they said they actually I

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remember the vice president of an R
sat down and told me the story,

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named Scott Folks in court. They
asked to play Can't Touch This without the

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Rick James sample to see how much
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it was tremendous. It was inarguable
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without the Rick James sample of super
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people came to find out who Rick
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And I'll say impact on popular music
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so this is why I'm so happy. Tomorrow night will be speaking to the

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star of Super Freak, The Rick
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name Stokely. Stokely Williams was the
lead singer of a group called Mint Condition.

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Stokely is one of the most fabulous
singers that I've known while working in

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the business. He and Mint Condition
were at their peak when I was working

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in the business. Tuala at that
the beat broke all their music, you

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know in La Stokely is a fantastic
musician, singer, and probably someone who

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knows more about Rick James personally than
most people because he was in the business

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with Rick during Rick's heyday. That's
tamorrow. But right now I'm looking at

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Twala. Are we gonna give away
these tickets? Now? All right?

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What number? Someone tell me the
number? Mark, give me a number.

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Talla says number seven. Okay,
call her number seven. If you

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are caller number seven, you and
a guest will be going to the La

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Premiere. This is opening night.
You got to be able to go.

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June sixth, Opening Night, La
Premiere, Super Freak The Rick James Story.

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If you are calling number seven,
you and a guest will be going

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to the Pantageous Theater here in LA
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And let me just pick on Mark
Ronner very quickly. I know you

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know Rick James because you're a music
critic. When did you first discover Rick

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James. Oh, he's been just
part of the background of our whole lives.

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People are agent, yes, No, I know, but people find

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him at different points. If you
were only listening to pop music, you

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may not have discovered him until you
heard MC hammers. You can't touch this.

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I thought you were going to play
it right then. I was ready

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for it. I was I was
going to but you know, with the

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podcast, we can't play any music. No, you're right, you're right.

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And I don't recall Rick James wearing
the kind of pants right, No,

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but no, Rick James still wore
that tight leather when it wasn't as

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cool to wear it. I mean
he was of a flamboyant yes personality,

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he was. He was he musically
was at the wrong time and Chappelle really

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captured it. Yes, he did. Yes, And that's what made it

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so great because Chappelle embodied him,
and I don't everyone got the joke.

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Early on, I don't know they
realized how spot on it was, or

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how much of an instrumental figure Rick
James was in music. I'm trying to

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remember and tell me if I've got
this wrong, But there was a time

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when Rick James was in rotation on
MTV. Yes see it was super Freak.

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Yeah, and it was incongruous with
all the other stuff that was on

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there. Let's explain why, very
early in MTV's evolution they did not play

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a lot of black artists. In
fact, they were highly criticized by David

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Bowie right for not playing black artists. I didn't say black music, I

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said black artists, and MTV very
very very slowly came around. You had.

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I guess maybe Michael Jackson was one
of the first ones that actually played

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with any consistency. But also Rick
James. Why super Freak was such a

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freaking hit across the board. It
was one of those songs even today,

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it's going to get played at just
about every party that people over the age

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of forty go two. Well,
one would hope so, and so that's

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why, oh true story, we
saw this. I should say I saw

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this. I saw super Freak.
The Rick James story being advertised on social

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media. They were just advertising,
and I said, wait a minute,

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why did Why didn't anybody call me? The moment I saw the advertisement it

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was on Facebook, I reached out
to Twala. I said, Twala,

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just make it happen. But to
play Rick James, no two, you

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make a good Rick James No to
get Yeah, I mean I would want

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to see the wig on you though. No, that's no, that's not

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me, that's not I can't.
I can't even do the movements of Rick

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James. I like his music and
I've liked put it this way, My

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favorite Rick James songs are ones probably
people haven't heard of. What do you

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suppose that wig's worth? That his
actual wig? Oh, it's in some

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museum. It's got to be in
the Smithson's got to be. It's gotta

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be. But he was pre social
media, and I wonder how big he

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would have been in a social media
TikTok world. He was just twenty five

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years too soon. He would be
a giant if he were alive today.

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Are you kidding me? Oh?
He was Taylor made for social media.

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His personality, his style of dress, his music, sexually suggestive, all

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of that electually suggestive. Okay,
it was sexually it was gloriously filthy now

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and I don't even know if people
even know he was singing about marijuana decades

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before anyone else. That song the
bumper that I opened up with, I'm

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in love with Mary Jane. She's
my main thing that's talking about marijuana,

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Mary Jane. He was doing that
on the radio in the early nineteen eighties,

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okay, any and he got away
with it. Only folk We knew

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about it because it was slang in
the black community back then, so we

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knew. It's like, put this
way, would you have someone like Snoop

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Dogg. Don't disrespect to Snoop when
he's saying that, you know Indo talking

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about Indo on the radio in the
nineties, that was nothing because Rick James

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was so far ahead of everyone else
singing about this type of subject on pop

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radio. Yeah, Snoop Dogg didn't
invent weed on the radio. He's the

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chief advocate for it at this point. He didn't invent it. No,

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and is one of those things where
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he was way ahead of people.
Does the way to make you feel

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weird now at this age, how
young Rick James was when he died.

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Was he like fifty two fifty six? Yeah, And unfortunately he did a

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lot of cocaine. He did a
lot of cocat and he was very honest

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about that. He did a lot
of cocaine. He died of a heart

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attack, which I'm quite sure was
connected to his cocaine abuse. In fact,

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if I remember correctly, his tosychology
report listed cocaine and other drugs in

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the system. Not to disparage him, but just to be honest. And

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I think we have a winner twallat
do we have a winner? Yes,

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we have a winner. Who is
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who says she is going to come
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because, as she said, yes, I grew up listening to Richard I

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got this, I know his music. Well, why wouldn't I come to

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the Pantagious to see the show?
I was out past Victorville yesterday. I

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was out in Palmdale and Lancaster,
so I know that's a long drap.

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Are you coming to the Pantagious?
Are you really trying too? Yeah?

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She's like, yes, all I
can say is congratulations. I'm sure you

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will enjoy it. We'll talk to
Stokely tomorrow here on the show. He'll

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give his insight, and I assume
he has first hand memories of Rick,

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probably interactions. I want to think
we've crossed pass maybe at the Grammy's or

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something. I don't know. I
can't remember. I have to sift through

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my pictures and see. But he
was a character who's a personality. He

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was just way too soon in history, just way too soon. You're listening

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too Later with Moe Kelly on demand
from KFI AM six forty six forty It's

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Later with mo Kelly. And here
is your June horoscope. What Jupiter in

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Gemini means for each sign. I
don't even know what it means because I

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don't know anything about astrology. I'm
just reading the paper aries. Aries.

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Folk should seek to learn and lean
into language during this transit. You'll have

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an insatiable thirst for more knowledge,
and you will open your mind to new

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subjects. This is also a very
fortuitous time to write a book or immerse

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yourself in literature. You could also
enroll in an educational course. This transit

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will feed a desire to explore your
neighborhood or go on local road trips Taurus.

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Taurus natives will get a boost in
wealth and worth. This transit will

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amplify your sense of self worth and
also give you a fuller perspective on your

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natural talents. Your increased confidence will
make it easier for you to attract a

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better paying job Hallaljier. Some of
you might indulge in luxurious experiences or accumulate

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more personal possessions Gemini, it's your
time. Gemini folks are more primed than

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others to benefit from the boon of
Jupiter in their sign. You will travel

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to new locations, see the world
differently. You'll be learning new things from

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people, and you'll want to bring
more of the outside world in. Especially

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from June to September. You're seeing
the big picture and your faith in life

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is increasing. These perspectives will help
you see the full scope of options in

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your career. You'll therefore aim higher
and chase a better professional opportunity. Relationships

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can also thrive thanks to expanded self
confidence. You'll have more faith in yourself

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in the outside world. People may
be drawn to that energy. Cancer Jupiter

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will be making it rain in your
twelfth House of the esoteric, the unconscious,

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and the undead can You will be
on a spiritual quest and will be

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broadening your perspective on spirituality. You
will attain inspiring new insights about the mystical

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and the metaphysical. You may have
vivid and prophetic dreams. You'll gain a

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ton of wisdom whenever you enter a
state of solitude, for example, meditation.

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You could even begin communicating with your
spirit guides Leo. For Leo's this

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transit will shine its benefit love light
on their communities and causes. You will

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be expanding your friendships and enjoying more
positive, uplifting experiences with friends. You

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could also enter into a new community
that inspires you, but overall it will

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be a socially active time. Some
could explore new technologies or participate in politics,

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and the social media creators among you
could amplify your presence on social media

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platforms. Virgo Virgos are primed to
shine during Jupiter's tenure in a fellow mutable

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sign. You will benefit from growth
and increase recognition in your career. Executives

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will look upon you more favorably and
may assign you greater responsibilities. Your visibility

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in the public eye could increase.
This growth may pull you away from a

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relationship, or or maybe you're too
busy to be in a relationship. Then

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there's that, But if you want
to be in a relationship, balance out

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these competing priorities. Libra will be
embarking on long distance journeys in order to

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achieve a greater perspective on life.
From the Libra ilk Jupiter in Gemini highlights

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the ninth house of travel mentorship headlines, healing and higher education alliteration intentional.

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You'll be embarking on long distance journeys
in order to achieve a greater perspective on

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life. Others will enter into a
new higher educational environment or accept a teaching

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role. If you are a writer, you could encounter more success within the

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publishing world. Some of you will
meet a healer while you're traveling, or

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will find a new mentor. These
encounters will help you realize there's a part

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of you that been blocking your own
healing journey. Are you ready to Wallah?

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Here comes Scorpio, let's go.
You will be expanding your investments,

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oh and your perspective on your finances
money, money, money. You could

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identify more effective investing strategies or existing
assets could grow in value. Some of

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you are also going to be tapping
into a deep psychic power or mystic sense.

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You could also have transformative experiences through
physical intimacy. You might get some

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and you might get some money.
So strategic investment and sex magic go off

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and get off. Scorpio, Yes, Sagittarius, here we go, Here

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we go. With Jupiter in their
opposite sign, Sagittarians will see an emphasis

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on their romantic relationships. You can
manifest a new partner in early June.

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I hope not. I'll just get
divorced. And then late July through August

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looks quite intriguing. When it comes
to love. You will be more motivated

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and optimistic than at any time in
recent memory. In terms of finding a

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partner. This is not for me. Others are simply deepening their understanding of

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certain topics through others. These new
relationships may take time away from family obligations,

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so you'll have to prioritize that part
is for you. Okay. The

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second half, all right, yeah, the first half Capricorn watch out for

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your work life. Seagat Jupiter and
Gemini highlights your sixth house of routine ritual

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and corporeal form Capricorn, Your day
to day work will be hectic or you'll

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be acquiring new skills to thrive at
your job. You may also start a

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new job that requires new skill sets. Your work oh, it'll likely be

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intellectually stimulating. You could potentially travel
more frequently for work. Others will gain

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insightful perspectives on their health Aquarius.
If stage lights creative juices, romantic exaltation

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and the path less traveled for you, Aquarius, your creativity it will be

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flourishing through the middle part of the
year, and some will also benefit from

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an active romantic life, especially in
laatechall in August if you know what I

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mean. Those already in a relationship
will see sparks fly again during that time.

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The pull towards your creative side may
clash with the work responsibilities you currently

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have. Many aquariuses. Why is
it aquariuses or AQUARYI? I think it's

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aquary eye. Yeah, aquarians aquarims. I like aquarians are better. Yeah,

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they say many aquariuses, It just
sounds wrong. We'll realize that it's

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worth taking the risk to do what
they love, even if it's not a

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guaranteed path and to close out this
week, we have Pisces, Jupiter and

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Gemini expands the concept of home and
urges you to revel in new role in

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new roots. Pisces is that correct, Robin. You may be presented with

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opportunities to move or travel. You
will also adopt a more optimistic perspective about

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your family, and this could lead
to more harmonious relationships with them. Your

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home will become a source of learning
and inspiration. The desire to venture out

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may conflict with some of the long
term professional goals you set for yourself.

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Made anything, I mean the family. No, that's wrong, No,

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hope for the family? Hunt?
No, okay, no, not really

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all right, Well that one was
a little off. You're listening to Later

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with Moe Kelly on demand from KFI
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