'N-Word’ Usage in Music and Biden’s Executive Order

Higher Learning with Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 11.3K Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2022

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Van and Rachel discuss white fans rapping along to lyrics that contain the n-word (6:51), before digging into Pres. Biden’s executive order on abortion access (26:02). Plus, Doja Cat’s ‘Stranger Things’ DM’s become public (41:01) and Herschel Walker says some things (59:16). Hosts: Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay Producer: Donnie Beacham Jr. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Yo yo yo, thought warriors. What is up?
0:06.4	High learning is on. It is I, Vanleyton Jr.
0:10.7	And it's me, Rachel and Linting.
0:13.5	Rachel, can we have a conversation about whether or not you support me?
0:20.0	Why is this even a conversation of course I support you?
0:26.0	Okay, well let's just tell people what happened the second ago before we got on the podcast.
0:33.0	I had great news for Rachel when we jumped on the pot.
0:37.4	So I've come up with the brand new song and Rachel's first reaction was skepticism about
0:47.6	the song.
0:49.2	And then her second reaction was to a certain that I plagiarized the song in some sort of way.
0:55.1	It's very upsetting.
0:56.1	Okay, well if you follow our Reddit, shout out to the Warriors Reddit, we know this isn't
1:02.2	the first time you have plagiarized an original quote, original song.
1:07.2	First of all, I've never plagiarized any song.
1:10.4	Okay, okay.
1:12.0	Because here's the thing.
1:13.2	Here's the thing.
1:14.2	Animal games was all too familiar.
1:15.8	But let me tell you something.
1:17.4	All y'all do is lie.
1:20.4	This is the reason why.
1:21.4	Who's y'all?
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