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I've seen pictures of them going to, like, family members' weddings.

Imagine you're like Travis's, like, third cousin and you just happened to be getting married last year, and Taylor Swift shows up to your wedding.

Right. And then, like, during the reception like one or two of her songs definitely come on

while everyone's dancing. Yeah. You must lose your mind on that dance.

Hey, that's cool. She wrote that. I'd be like, hey, we love this song. Hey, we like this song.

Good job on this song.

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Today we're speaking with Professor Amani Roberts.

Professor Roberts is an international keynote speaker, a global performer,

a renowned DJ entrepreneur, award-winning professor, and USA Today's best-selling author of The Quiet

Storm and DJ's Mean Business. Let's hear what he has to say about the Brandy and Monica, The Boy is Mine, Feud.

Hello, Amani. Thank you so much for joining us today.

Hello, Rebecca. Thank you very much for having me. I'm excited to chat with you.

Same. Can you start off by giving us some background on these two artists?

Brandy and Monica, how did they get their start?

What were their early careers like?

You know, Brandy and Monica are pretty much like two legends in the R&B space,

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