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Ridiculous Crime is a production of IHeart Radio. Hey. Elizabeth. Wow, you're coming in hot, man. I'm so glad to see you. Hey, good to see you. Why you got that big smile on your face? I got a question for you. Do you know what's ridiculous? Is there? I do. Really? I asked my six-year-old nephew the other day, what's a Laboooo? Ah, this must have been

interesting. Because I hear it, I don't know. Yeah. And he, you know, made a disgusted face because he

doesn't like Laboooooooo. Oh, he's over it. Yeah. It's sort of like when I was his age and like

cabbage patch kids were the thing. And I was disgusted by them you know

because I was too cool for that yeah you're like cabbage patch I was so cool um so I asked him what's the

lububu and he was trying to explain it to me and then we looked up a picture and I said all right I get it

it's like, you know,

Mancichi, basically. Yeah, I was just about to say. That's all I say is Moncee Choo. And so, but I then Rose on Instagram, aka the Envious Moon, she sent us a thing where people believe that Laboubu

is modeled on Pazoooozoo. What's on Pazoozuzu.

What's a Pazoo?

Pazoozuzu is an ancient Mesopotamian mythological figure that is a demonic god.

Oh.

And so he's represented by like a dog face with huge bulging eyes, a scaly body, a snake-headed penis, the talons of a bird and wings.

And it's like an evil underworld demon.

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