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Of course, I'm your co-host, Big Wazz, aka Wazni Lambray.

And back like he never left.

Back as always, my brother, Nando Vila, what's going on, man?

Not much.

I'm feeling a little under the weather.

May have the bug, but I'm not sure if I got it.

But a lot of people around me got it, and I don't feel too good.

If you're watching on the video, I don't know.

Most people listen to it on on a podcast. You watch you on the video. I've looked better. You know, I've looked higher.

You know, I don't look too great right now.

Yes, Nando has the germ. And so he's not looking and feeling as dreamy as he generally does.

But we're going to pick him up today and keep it going. Today's show, man.

We love talking about the quote unquote discourse on the left and in left media, left culture

as it relates to race and race relations and anti-blackness or anti-racism, all this other shit out there.

Chet Hanks went on this Showtime show conducted by this woman named Zeewe, who's a former Instagram

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