Today just like a half hour before the show started, maybe even just like 20 minutes,

breaking news came that kind of came, because today's show is really going to be one topic and then we're going to mostly take live questions today.

But then this one thing came up and oh my God, it's a doozy.

Now of course, last year we had the Lion King come out.

And I'm not going to lie to you.

I loved Lion King.

Like I know not everybody liked it.

I know there was a lot of critics that didn't enjoy Lion King.

Screw him. I don't care. I loved Lion King. Was it as good as the original?

No. No, it didn't. It didn't have that same magic, the genus Aquah, if you will, of the original.

No, it didn't. I'm not saying that it did. But I loved it in its own right.

With a couple of glaring weaknesses

that we'll get into in a minute.

There were a couple of glaring weaknesses to it.

I had, I'm not gonna lie, I had a wonderful time watching this movie, dude.

Listen, I remember being there, the first screening of it, and I had tears welling up in my eyes.

As at, that opening music is the sun is rising in the eye.

I was getting choked up.

I was taken back to like the early

90s when I watched when I was younger and just all the emotions I felt I

really enjoyed it I thought it was a great iteration of the original tale I know not not everybody agreed, screw y'all. I don't care. I really liked it and I stand on that.

Again with some glaring weaknesses. The thing is the movie went on and make 1.6 billion dollars. 1.6 billion dollars, which makes it one of the most successful films of all time. So it really

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