Hello, welcome to the first ever bonus episode of Morgan's Pop Talks, a podcast brought to you by The Dip.

I am joined on this bonus pod by my lovely British South African boyfriend, David, who is here with me.

Hello, David.

I love how you always call me British South

African boyfriend. I'm resetting the table. That's how people know you. No, I know. I'm just

kidding. I think it's quite cool. But David and I spent the weekend watching the Kanye West

documentary, which very controversial. Mind blowing. Yeah. It was a great documentary, but I know a lot of people

don't want to watch it because of the things that Kanye West has been doing, particularly in the

past couple of weeks. Before we get into what we saw, because it is very eye-opening, I think,

to say the least.

We got to recap what led up to this moment.

This week with Kim and Kanye has been absolutely wild.

Really long story short, you know, Kim is now legally single.

Not long after Kanye dropped this music video in which there's a claimation version of Pete Davidson and he is, you know,

kidnapping him, burying him alive, you know, decapitating him.

It is very disturbing, you know, when I watch the music video. And I say this as a Kanye Stan. I mean, David can attest. Super fan. Like, I have loved Kanye West music ever since middle school. And so sometimes it's hard for me to like differentiate, you know, my fandom from what's really going on. But we're going to get into everything that he discusses in this three-part

Netflix documentary. And coming into it, you know, I'm thinking, this isn't the first time that

Kanye West has done these kind of antics to get attention. And, you know, I've said this in

many videos on my pages, but he's promoting four different things right now.

You know, his Gap and Balenciaga line, his STEM player, Don to, and now this documentary.

But we started watching the documentary like, what, two weeks ago?

Yeah.

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