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Alright y'all, we back again. We don't have a little Superbowl recap.

I have an interview with my buddy Nick Thun, who's coming out in this movie, the right one.

So yeah, so we got a little bit of solo, a little bit of interview, a little bit of Superbowl talk.

I'll tell you what I did, and then we'll just go right into the interview, and then that'll be that.

And then I'll see you next week, right?

And make sure you remember I always stream an aerographic gaming every day.

So welcome to R&B with R&B.

Alright, R&B with R&B is back. Welcome, Superbowl edition. What a game, right?

Well, it actually wasn't even a good game.

If you don't know to Tom Brady's the goat at this point, if you've doubted him, if you felt like he wasn't the one,

you didn't like him, you just hate him, you think he wasn't talented enough, you think he wasn't skilled enough, you think whatever,

you think other people are, you think other people got better games in him, whatever you want to say to do got seven Superbowls.

Seven, he's been to ten, he's one seven, he's just a leader, he's inspiring, you know, he's 43 years old, playing at the hardest sport to play,

the most physically challenging sport in American sports, and he's doing it, succeeding, led another group of men to the Superbowl and they won.

So it is what it is, there's nothing else to be said, Tom Brady is the best, okay?

So there goes that, the game wasn't even, I mean Patrick Mahomes, he just looks shook.

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