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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

And today I'm so excited to share a little real estate with one of my very favorite people on the planet. And I'm not overstating things because from the moment I met him and saw his angelic face and his delightful, welcoming eyes, I knew that I wanted to be friends and party with this guy.

And I was so lucky to share formative years with him on TV, on MTV throughout our 20s.

And those experiences have stayed with me.

And I have learned lessons from this man. So Bill Bellamy, welcome to Kennedy

saves the world. Oh, my God, Kennedy. We have obviously, you know, had such a unique relationship

and, you know, just great energy on camera. We've been friends forever. But you got to understand,

like, we actually came to a moment

in pop culture that will never be repeated. Like, oh, my God. Like, it was so many, oh, my God,

moments, man. And people, yeah, people always ask, you know, what was it like being on MTV in the

90s? Because everything in society is so segmented now. Everything is so differentiated and

it was a really special time in music and culture because people were inspired by on borrowing

from different genres. And I tried to describe the MTV studio in my book and you can never really

capture the madness.

But we all had our dressing rooms, but the greatest part was the wardrobe room.

So there was a wardrobe room.

There was Cindy, Carol Lee, and Jimmy.

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