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Okay, Anna, before we start the show,

there's a video we have to talk about.

Oh, that video.

So Bad Bunny released the video on July 4th

for his song, Nueval Yol.

And he specifically decided to make it, is it fair to say Felix, like pretty blatantly,

very political?

Yes, it is.

I mean, obviously we've talked about this album already a ton on the show.

It's something that we come back to again and again and again because it is

brought up again and again and again. For one, the man is a marketing genius. He comes in at the

exact right moment, releases at these exact perfect points. And this is no exception. He did this

whole music video that was centered around the Puerto Rican experience in New York. And specifically,

he did things like showed Puerto Rican experience in New York. And specifically, he did things

like showed Puerto Rican occupation of the Statue of Liberty, did like an AI version of President

Trump apologizing to immigrants. Honestly, Felix, it really took me back to watching him in our

office, actually, because it's this brand of satire.

And we talk all the time, Felix, about, like, the two truths and the two places to really

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