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On this week's episode of the Luxembourg chat, one of our favourite influences has landed

in a little bit of hot water. Exactly, but I guess in that situation, he forgot to empathise and then be funny. He just immediately went to humour. He's reading the room. We do a deep dive into all the Chaparone drama. The mayor of Brazil, he's so infuriated that he said that Chaparone will never perform in Brazil. And we've got an academic spin on all the hot things we're loving. And Netflix have done me an absolute favour.

And two really cool kind of documentary-style programs have dropped. What is called dinosaur and one is called Life on Our Planet. And they're both voiced by Morgan Freeman. So no way. That's going to be iconic. That's going to be so good. See? So stay tuned. And if you haven't already, make sure that you subscribe. Welcome back to the Luxcheng Guru,

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Today I am joined by India and Nikita. Hello, ladies. We're looking very fresh and quite transitional. We are. Are we all excited for spring? We have. We've all whipped out the bomber jackets, actually. Yeah. It's a carjacket moment. Right, ladies, let's get into it. I feel like the main thing that we've probably seen all over our FYPs is the Louis Theroux documentary, the Manusfit. Now, for anyone who hasn't seen this, Louis Theroux, as we know, is a very good documentarian. Iconic in his own right, but I think really interesting that this is probably the most different type of documentary that he's done in his career. Yeah. He's obviously documented lots of people and

lots of kind of interesting spaces. However, this is different because I think this is almost like a

whole entirely new concept because it is virtual. There's a manisphirt. It's not anything

objective. You can't hold it. It is something that unfortunately we are living. And I actually do think it's been quite controversial how he's gone about it. But I think overall he's done quite a good job in that. He's given it the personality that he has with all of his other documentaries. Yeah. Yeah. So, you know, he's not changed himself for anything, but equally he's gotten the point

across and I think in possibly quite a quirky way.

Yeah.

But he interviewed some of the more well-known men fluences that have been just spreading

this rhetoric of misogyny, but through a kind of warped lens of dressing it up to be like

we're creating the new generation of men like alpha male building up a man yeah what it is to be a man

in 2026 please exactly and have you guys watched it I have seen clips across all of social media

and I actually don't want to watch it because I've seen well

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