Hey guys, this is a bonus outtake from Fred Armisen's episode. You can hear our full conversation

where Fred talks about his background in music and how he transitioned into comedy by

subscribing to the trap set on iTunes. Also, I think there's, I don't know the state of what Brazil is

like now, but I think racially too, that the fact

that like it really is mixed there, but in a very real way.

And the music sounds like that too.

It is a very mixed kind of music.

The melodies to me sound, I don't know, kind of Western. And then, uh,

and those beats I'm only, I can only assume are from Africa. Of course. Yeah, yeah. That's what a

musicologist would say. Right. But I'm, I, for me to say that, I would be just repeating what

other people say. Right.

I don't have the evidence of what beats were truly happening in Africa.

Right.

I wish I knew, but I don't know.

Well, lots of them are clave-based, but just different from the clave that's in Cuba or other places in the diaspora.

Right.

I mean,

that's an assumption,

but I still,

I don't know like,

if the clave is different,

then I'm like,

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