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and welcome to the 2020 Who Mees! We're live from the same place we always record our podcasts,

our respective bedrooms. That's exciting. It's great to be here, it's great to be here in my own

bedroom as usual. But you know this year as opposed to doing it because we're lazy, we're doing it

because we're responsible. And this year the celebrities who couldn't come had a reason to say no.

Right, they didn't just say no like they normally do. They had a reason. And honestly we didn't even

ask. So I think what better way to get into the Who Mees and to just get into the Who Mees, right?

We don't need opening banter. We don't need to talk about the huge stuff that's happening today.

Like Lori Lockwood getting out of prison. We can talk about that on Friday. We'll get there on Friday.

We'll get there. We'll get there on Friday today. But today we're focusing on the Who Mees.

Though we've been hosting virtual award shows, no celebrities want to come to. For years now,

everyone else is trying it for the first time. So let's look back at some of the most memorable

hosting moments from other socially distanced award shows from 2020. Wow, it's been quite the year

of innovation. I would argue and desperation. I would also argue.

But sometimes they would put those zoom clappers on like walls. Yeah, love that.

Fake walls of zoom clappers. It all began with Amanda Seals, who hosted the BET Awards back in June

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