Pop History: Prince Pt. II

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Tv & Film, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2020

⏱️ 89 minutes

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We continue our series on Prince and discuss the years from "Purple Rain" to "Batman", his audacity & vision, and how much we want to bang him. This is the last episode before we go Spotify exclusive! Listen to Pop History free on Spotify! Need even more Page 7? Support us on our Patreon page and get weekly bonus Patreon-exclusive content!

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0:00.0	It's Jackie, Jackie, Jackie, Jackie, Jackie, Jackie,
0:02.0	it's a bral ski.
0:04.5	You can hear on Spotify.
0:07.2	You can hear on Spotify.
0:10.5	That worked out a lot better than I thought it would.
0:12.8	Page seven, along with all of your other favorite LPN members
0:17.0	are going exclusive to Spotify on Valentine's Day, 2020.
0:22.2	So that means that you'll only be able to listen
0:24.0	to the episode, future episodes, and our entire back catalog
0:27.8	shows over on Spotify starting on February 14th.
0:31.0	Did you think that I could never stop singing,
0:33.6	walking on, walking on, broken glass?
0:38.2	Man, but the thing is that now is
0:39.9	karma chameleon stuck in my head.
0:41.3	Now karma chameleon stuck in my head.
0:43.1	Spotify accounts are free and easy to create.
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0:57.6	What are you waiting for?
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