If you want these values to go out in the culture, well, we have to show that there is a sense of value for the value.

Howdy folks, welcome to the virtue signal. I'm Alfonso. Rachel with my buddy Bill Whittle. And it's his favorite talking because we're going to talk about the rap game. No, actually, no, we're not. No, we're not. But we'll talk about, well, it's a, it is a subject that's near and dear to my heart, Bill. I'm a musician, so I want to talk about music and the importance of music.

And I think a lot of things are going to come out, you know, in this, you know, with where

I'm going to be going with this, which I'm not totally sure where I'm going to go with it.

But I hope that it'll have some sort of useful effect.

Music, I'm a musician, and I always wanted to use music as a way to move messages.

Music is a power, it's probably the most powerful medium to do it.

Entertainment in general, but particularly music.

You know, with one of the things, the reason why I wanted to talk about this is because I, uh, I saw sort of Azalea Banks, who's a rapper, right?

I saw Azalea Banks, uh, uh, in the news because, and man, you want to talk about foul mouth, man, Azale they make is foul mouth all day.

However...

So attractive.

Yeah, if only she was, her music was as attractive as she.

She's lovely girls.

She's very cute.

No, I mean the profanity.

But, oh, man.

So she moves to Florida, right?

Mm-hmm.

And she's discovering, yeah, this is the place to be.

Basically, you live in a Republican state, you're going to feel safer.

The things are, it's just better.

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