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Let's rock out.

Now I heard Dan Byer say, I believe Ashanti is going to be doing the national anthem tonight?

Is that true?

I got four words for that.

Whoopididoo.

I mean, you had Fat Joe last night.

What are you going to have?

Is John Ruhl doing the seventh inning stretch? You know, is Bo Bice doing the anthem? You're slaying it were your 2000s references. I heard Ashley Simpson's going to be in attendance. You know, I wouldn't be surprised that the Yankees bring her out too because Fat Joe was not it. I don't want to be the guy. Who's sitting behind the duck at?

Nicole Richie and Paris Hilton?

I don't want to be the guy dumping on Fat Show because he represents New York. He represents the Yankees. He's there for them and he did his best. But that was not it. And that set the tone from the get-go. I was there in L.A. when Ice Cube came out.

Mind you, I'm rooting for the Yankees,

but I had to acknowledge like,

yo, this is dope.

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