I I don't think I want to do anything that doesn't have a polarizing effect anymore.

I feel like the nature of art, you know, you don't walk out of a museum and love all the paintings

what I'm saying and I kind of feel like someone told me today that what we do as

TV writers we forget some time or entertainment writers we forget some time it's art it's

art with a small a you know I feel like the nature of

art and the whole point of art is to start a conversation if you walk out of a movie after

seeing a movie you guys just walk out and say, you went to do some date?

That movie was a failure.

You know what I'm saying?

If they didn't have any, it starts to no conversation,

you have nothing to say about it.

It was not, you know, the art that is most impactful is the art that sort of starts the conversation

sticks with you.

Why is this show so polarizing?

I don't know.

I got into it, but we had a

Charlemagne said the show was whack on you know we were talking about

what show and I actually like charlame and you know and I feel like he's whack sometimes

but I feel like I like show the, but we text it in a really respectful way, you know, and he said he was like, you know, I'm not we're not monolithic. I know we're not monolithic, but I don't I don't know he's lacking like this. This isn't like people know. And I'm like, Charlemagne, do you not only

know any black people like this?

Do you also not know what monolithic means?

Because the idea of saying we're not monolithic,

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