You know, I know last week we were talking about her about unfortunate things, but man, then you throw on tragic kingdom and sorry, I'm not home right now, I can't hit to and a web, so leave a message and I'll call you back.

Oh, lackless story, but leave a message and I'll call you back.

It's such a good song.

And then you hear it, it just, man, it just zaps me back to before she was, you know, appropriating other people's cultures, before she was, I guess,

appropriating southern culture as well, before she turned her kids into Gun Toten, Blake Sheltoniacs.

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And no doubt was also cultural appropriation.

Originally, the singer was a black guy.

And he tragically, you know, killed himself.

And she took over.

What?

So like all the skull stuff.

So it was.

So it was been appropriation from.

So is that why she just kept it going?

You know, Harajuku is a place.

It's not even something she made up.

She doesn't know that either.

The no doubt thing is true.

I remember they're behind the music very well.

Oh my God. And Eric Sop remember they're behind the music very well.

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