Last night, I think it was last night was the Grammys and I don't really know if it was last night

I think it was because I don't care about the Grammys

I don't watch the Grammys and I don't think anybody here did watch the Grammys anybody. No, nobody watched the Grammys

Nobody watched the Grammys nobody cared to watch the Grammys, but there was something interesting

That's either either a sign of the expansion of the extremism that we see in the mainstream

corporate media or it's a sign that they're becoming so utterly desperate that they're willing to cling on to any

narrative that they think will make them money because this rapper performed a song where he actually depicted riots and

They did a very propagandized version of the Rayshard Brooks incident and then activist Temeca Mallory who's considered to be particularly

controversial

Notably when the New York Times called her out for anti-Semitism

Came out and gave a speech essentially where she said we don't need allies. We need accomplices

Which could be seen as like

Advocating for crime and calling for people to do more and it's kind of crazy to mainstream program that Grammys would do something like this

I guess the ratings are in the trash so probably

Probably nobody really wants to watch and they were hoping that people like me would call them out to generate some kind of buzz for their failing program

Which is a part of the conversation as well?

So we have a lot to talk about in this culture war space

We also have now Teen Vogue right they tried to hire this editor-in-chief lady and

Employees at Teen Vogue tried to cancel this new hire so they ended up losing a seven figure add deal backfiring

Canceling themselves and we're gonna talk about this because we have one of the best people to actually talk about music and

Comedy as well as what maybe viewed as offensive performance and things like that. We are joined today by Ruka Ruka Ali

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