"Pride Save America" (with Adam Rippon and Leiomy)

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4.6 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 1 July 2020

⏱️ 95 minutes

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Ira, Louis, and Aida discuss what Pride looks like in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and Black Lives Matter protests, Hulu removing a Golden Girls episode for alleged blackface, pop music's disco revival, Kanye's GAP collab, the socially distant BET Awards, and more. Adam Rippon joins to discuss his pop culture obsessions and what his life looks after the 2018 Olympics. Leiomy joins to discuss bringing ballroom to the masses on HBO Max's Legendary.

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0:00.0	I'm Lewis Fertel.
0:17.2	My name is Aida Asman.
0:18.8	And I have to thank Aida for provoking a conversation with my father, Lee Virgil.
0:24.6	I'm Lewis Fertel.
0:25.6	He's Lee Virgil.
0:26.6	I'm going to need that explanation very soon.
0:28.6	Aida, you miss the entire point when Lewis revealed that his entire last name was Aida.
0:35.6	Yes, right.
0:36.6	Oh, you fancied it up for the people.
0:39.3	That's right.
0:40.3	It's pronounced Virgil.
0:41.3	Oh my gosh.
0:42.3	He changed it so he could get a job.
0:44.1	He didn't want to be discriminated against.
0:46.2	Well, you kind of went, well, why didn't you go full like Louis Virgil?
0:51.2	That's the one white I'm not French.
0:52.8	I got to.
0:53.8	It didn't seem right.
0:54.8	But last week, my dad texted me, Lewis, what does O'Fay mean?
0:59.6	And I had to explain to him that the term O'Fay, which you used in reference to Tina
1:04.6	Faye last week.
1:05.6	Yes, yes.
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