Hey Music Lover, it's time for Somme Tom Bona jamming to some yot rock

Gone old school with some beep up open for fun bingo 90 if you like your tunes more vibies,

playing can be exciting till you feel the need for dancing.

Here we go!

I'm for a drum and bass!

Oh, just 110 pounds! Tom Bola! Open for fun!

Terms apply 18 plus. Please play safely. What? What is the song or the verse or the lyric that best gets at man he's a genius the thesis that you're that you're working with.

If you had to if you push me to one I would say on on public service announcement

where he's making a philosophical argument about the nature of identity.

You know, you is, you was who you was, what you got here player, you might change, but that's

just the top layer he's doing 12th 13th 14th century

philosophical conceptions of the evolving context of identity but beneath the substratum is a persistent

idea of who you are but that is exposed dependent upon contingencies, context, and

in the circumstance.

That's a sophisticated argument he's making right there.

Michael Eric Dyson is one of the preeminent intellectuals of our time, and part of his brilliance is that he doesn't

cloister his genius in the academy he brings it out into the world writing books

about popular culture like his latest JZ Made in America in which he breaks down the

semiotics of the man who just might be the greatest MC of his generation.

I have known Mike Dyson for over two decades and to know him is to love

him because he's a man of great warmth and generosity and love and spirit. He's a preacher, he's a professor, he's patriarchal, he's a funcular, he's so inspiring. I'm proud to call him a friend and I'm proud to say that when I need some ministering or some

advice or some wisdom he's there for me and I'm not afraid to say I love him

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