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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dylan show here from the new studio.

I'm wearing a blue shirt to contrast from the black background.

I do not work at Best Buy, but fuck you to the person who said that.

Let's kind of address the Ari Shafir tweet because a lot of people are talking about

it and it's been a lot of people are kind of reacting to it.

Let me read this very controversial tweet, Ari Shafir wrote.

Aretha Franklin showed generations of black people that big can be beautiful,

dooming them to a diabetes epidemic, roast in Hell Monster.

Again, it's a lot and I can understand why that angered certain people.

Aretha Franklin is an icon, maybe one of the greatest singers, songwriters of all time,

and not songwriters, but she's, you know, she's a performer.

She's amazing.

She's an icon and I totally understand why some people were not appreciative of Ari's

insinuation that somehow her being a big woman somehow made diabetes prevalent in the black community

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