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It is Time Machine Tuesday.

We have got part three of our series of the year 1996 in rap music.

Joining us again is the homie Jason England.

Check him out at the Defector and some other place.

You Google's name.

Stuff comes up.

That's a robe. You have you have peeped as accurately. I'm comfortable, man. I'm in my home. A man must feel comfortable, especially when he hops on with somebody like you, man. And the sunglasses, too. Oh, always. You know, it's funny, man. They say in theopranos that the lowest form of discourses remember when. But my homies were sending me screenshots to your comment section. I said the lowest form of discourse is a common section. I felt like Jay-Z, man. When I rock shades, it ain't to impress you. What the fuck, nigga's common on my. Because you're sitting indoors with sunglasses on.

That is the answer to the question.

I've never been cooler than when I'm by myself.

All right.

So be sure to check out our previous episodes.

We got Jason.

We got the homie with DJ Wally Sparks.

He was on for the last episode.

This episode is kind of built in a, almost a counterintuitive foundation where we all agree

that 1996 was the year of Tupac.

And maybe it's just because it's associated with him or is tied to him.

The second biggest figure in the year, 1996, is it feels like the one

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