Hello, folks. Well, as you know, I, Ben Shapiro, am the top rapper in the world.

I mean, it's a new thing for me. I get it. And it's a new thing for you, too. And so,

Jordan Peterson decided to actually analyze our facts video, facts, of course, being the song

that I did with my friend Tom McDonald's, who is the actual talent. Jordan goes through it in,

I would take excruciating detail.

I wanted to bring it to you because it is a deeper look into what exactly pop culture is all about.

Make sure to also check out this particular analysis from Jordan on YouTube so you can actually see his reactions in real time.

Hi, everybody.

So as you may or may not know, although most people know

if they're vaguely awake, Ben Shapiro and Tom McDonald have the number one song in the world at the

moment. And it's very comical because it's a rap song. And just the idea of Ben Shapiro doing rap,

hip-hop is comical in and of itself. It's even more comical because, you know, he's been a

critic of that particular genre. So it's very interesting to watch Ben step out of his

presuppositions, let's say, and also his domain of previous competence, although he is a musician.

Anyways, on with the analysis.

Okay, well, there's only two genders, boys and girls.

Okay, well the first thing we might point out here with regards to use of language is that Tom does use genders.

And I think that's actually a, what would you say, that's an interpretive mistake because he should have used sexes.

By using genders, he fell into the trap that the leftists have laid with regards to

language utilization. They're very, very good at occupying the linguistic terrain.

There are a variety of temperaments, and that's easy to get confused with gender,

and that's part of the reason we have the problem we have.

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