There's some written rules of rap, like Biggie's 10-Crab Commandments.

But there's also unspoken rules that only apply to a select few.

We get this short end this stick. We just do.

This is the louder than a riot podcast, and from sexism to homophobia, we're breaking down these rules to explore how the double standard became the standard in rap.

And how it's affected the genre we love.

Listen to louder than a riot podcast from MPR within the I Heart Radio app or wherever you get your podcasts.

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I'm in my dining room.

If it sounds weird and echoey, but I'm so excited for you to hear this amazing live podcast.

I just, you know, Dr. Shamam Shamawa was there with me, and he was just struck by, he just kept saying afterwards how, like,

how nice and how lovely and what a warm community the podcast is, you know, and my brother had the best time.

We just all Dr. Banana and I were just so touched that everybody showed up.

So if you guys weren't able to make it, we're so excited to share this with you.

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And if you guys have enjoyed those podcasts that we dropped into the feed, it would meet a lot to us.

If you could subscribe to the No Autographs, please feed with me and Brian.

We have a bunch of Carl Tarts about to do one.

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And if you liked it, go listen in that feed so we can get renewed because it's just such a fun thing to be able to do.

Just for just for just silly friendship time. So anyway, we really, really appreciate all of you.

And thank you so much. I hope you guys like this podcast and we'll see you at the end of June.

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