What up y'all?

Welcome to Bald Brothers Podcast.

I'm Kevin on stage.

Tony Baker.

I want y'all to get y'all tickets to the Bald Brothers show. Yeah. As of the airing of this episode, I'll shoot, I'm all off now. See, this is because this is the fourth episode or third? Fourth episode? It's the fourth episode. Tour should be starting this week. Yeah. Let me double check that. Make sure I'm right.

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St. Yeah. Let me double check that. Make sure I'm right.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. St. Louis, Nashville. Pretty sure there'll be tickets left in Nashville the way things are going, but show ain't canceled yet. So check out camelsage.com or Tony Bakercom.

Yeah. Get your tickets. Do not Google us. You're going to be sent to a scam website or reseller. Either way, you're going to be paying more than the price. Yes. All right. Today we're talking the best movie, hip-hop album, R&B album, gospel album, music video, and song of 1993. 93. Let's talk movies, Tone. Kick us off. Oh, we kick it on? It was a good year for movies. It was a good year for movies, man. Jurassic Park. That's the best movie in 1993. In my humble opinion, that movie blew my head off. Man. Ah, ah, ah. Man. You got to have the magic word. I remember going to see that opening weekend, and I wasn't hyped. I was just like, it was Stephen Spielberg. I thought it was going to be soft. I thought it was just going to be like, not that I don't like Stephen Spielberg movies, but I just thought it was going to be a little softer. Oh, dinosaurs, you know what I'm saying? Man, was that wrong? It was a horror film for children. As a 10-year-old, the dinosaurs were eating people. Oh, man.

And the velociraptors were more terrifying than the T-Rex. Absolutely. Because they, you can, you can, you can run. The velociraptors are in the kitchen. Yeah. And they got a pack. They were in the kitchen looking. And they're smart. Moving plates around. Yeah, they was... I was like, yo.

And they looked so. They were in the kitchen looking. And they're smart. Moving plates around.

Yeah, they was.

I was like, yo.

And they looked so real at the time.

Oh, my God.

They are real.

When they had the special effects was so detailed, they had the reflection of the computer

screen on their skin when they was looking in that kitchen.

I was like, yo, man, they really are there?

I didn't notice that.

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