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In case you missed it, Slate's podcast about internet culture.

And it's just me today, so you might be wondering, what are we going to talk about?

Are we going to talk about George Santos? Getting expelled from Congress and immediately signing up for

cameo, which by the way, great Christmas gift sent to me. Are we going to talk about the finale

of the Golden Bachelor, unto which Gary said, show me the money and I'll Show You a Televised Nubstool? Or are we going to talk about how

cheaters are getting podcasts. I'm looking at you, T.J. Holmes and Amy Roboc.

No, I want to talk about an internet trend that happened throughout this year that boggled my mind in a way that I actually feel kind of guilty about.

It's a trend that has affected our highest of highs. I'm talking pink, Harry Stiles, and Cardi B.

Boy, the internet is latching on to the latest incident of fans throwing things at performers on stage.

This time, an object was thrown at rapper Cardi B.

Back in July of this year, Cardi B was performing Bodek Yellow at this outdoor Vegas Beach Club concert.

She had this gorgeous, Grecian, orange dress on. She was feeling the crowd

when someone took what looks like a big gulp-sized cup and threw their drink at her.

And it hit her, Spitgate style. And at this point, we've seen many variations of what could happen

next, you know, when BB

Rexa was hit in the face by a flying phone. She fell to her knees and got whisked off stage by

crew members. When someone threw their mother's ashes at pink on stage, she put it back on the

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