Harry and Megan, long-time friends of Uncensor, released their latest show on Netflix. Do you not feel like the world's just got rather bored with them? We're all kind of like, well, who cares what you've got to say or do? How many celebrities actually sell tickets to movies maybe outside of Tom Cruise? There's nobody. When the start of your latest movie insults and belittles 50% of their potential audience. It is box office cancer.

You know they kind of changed bond by one? A steely-eyed dealer of shagging death.

There are just this universe of man children that are obsessed about every little thing

that does not look like them. You watch a TV ad here in Britain. You don't see like a straight white couple anywhere.

It's always a mixed race couple, for example.

Or it's always sort of a black woman and a ginger man.

And it's just like, where did you find this?

Superman is that important.

The only genre that they feel like they can rely on and it's fading is the superhero genre.

At their best, celebrities are the beautiful people who dazzle us with their talents. and its fading is the superhero genre.

At their best, celebrities are the beautiful people who dazzle us with their talents for the purposes of escapism and entertainment.

At their worst, they are gas bags who pontificate from positions of great privilege.

This month, Harry and Megan, long-time friends of Unsensor, released their latest show on Netflix.

It was billed as a rousing docu-series, an unprecedented look into the world of elite polo.

Imagine going on a horse, 35 miles an hour, with someone coming at you at full speed.

The adrenaline that goes through your body,

it's addictive.

Polo is not just a sport.

Polo is a lifestyle.

We eat, we breathe, we sleep, Polo.

For sure it's glamorous.

It's a sexy sport, too.

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