Throughout the history of America, there have been windows of time where anyone could strike

it rich. It's all about timing.

Let's make some fucking money.

What you need is a career architect, and I'd love to manage you.

I just feel like if more people knew me, I would be huge.

That's debatable.

All I have to do is see this guy twice a month and he pays my rent.

Oh, you love it.

Oh, I'm going to clean up.

Welcome to Decoding TV's coverage of Euphoria Season 3's premiere.

I'm David Chen here with Patrick Kleppick.

And we are recording this episode as a bonus episode to get it out there as soon as possible after the Euphoria premiere.

We've been covering the pit and releasing Decoding TV episodes later in the week.

But starting next week, I think we'll be shifting to an earlier inin-the-week episode release so that people can watch slash listen to our recaps right after the Euphoria episode airs.

So, all that said, before we even talk about Euphoria Season 3, there's already been controversy that has erupted online over the course the last few days.

I'm going to read a headline here from The Hollywood Reporter. Labyrinth says why his music won't be in Euphoria Season

3. I don't let people treat me like shit. The singer-songwriter scored the music for the HBO's

show's first two seasons. His track, All for Us, a collaboration with the series, Stars,

Endaya, won him an Emmy Award in 2020.

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So, we should say, before I even read the article, Labyrinth wrote the music for Euphoria Season 1, which was incredible.

Like, just was as important as the visual language of the show in defining the aesthetic of euphoria, right?

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