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800, 22, 23, 9797. These are amazing tickets to the, um, the hip-hop museums gala.

Now, Shawnee, you can tell us a little bit about it more because you've

actually hosted some of these. Yeah, it's some of the first ones, the first two. So, you know,

you come suited and booted. You come in your tux. You know, you come in your dresses and you're,

it's just like, you know, let's say a hip hop prom.

You know what I'm saying?

Because it's a fundraiser benefiting the hip hop museum that is opening up next year.

And now, for those that don't know, the prom, I mean, I'm sorry, the prom.

The gala.

The hip-hop museum has been in the works for years, years. Yes, sir.

And they've been gathering money from different rappers and pioneers who really just believe that we need a space for us.

You know, hip-hop has turned into a multi-billion dollar industry.

So to go to a place where you can see slick, slick ricks jewels and Biggie Smalls Crown

and producers like equipment and all types of fly stuff, they've just been gathering

all the amazing things.

So this gala allows us to contribute, you know, to get more funds to make that

happen. Absolutely. No, it's a beautiful thing and the hip-hop museum is so necessary. Like,

to me, it's like, I can't believe it's taken this long, but salute to everybody who's worked so

hard to make it happen. But it looks like we got some colors on the line, Shawnee. Let's go. We got Jamal and Nikia. Let's go. Nikia. Yes. Hi, Nakia. How are you? I'm great. I am good. What do you do for a living? Work at the post office.

All right, mama.

All right.

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