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Damson Idris Talks Saweetie Rumors, New Season of Snowfall and Tells What He Does In Private Time
Mar 4, 2022
Damson Idris is killing it as Franklin Saint in FX's Snowfall. As the much anticipated season has recently dropped, Idris sat down with Sway and the team to talk about the new season and the rumor mill.
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i get excited hearing about this season
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five i for so many reasons first and
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foremost rest in power to john singleton
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give that man a round of applause always
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i remember that man first came up to the
0:12
show and told us about this idea and
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then he told us about this amazing act
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that i didn't believe him i just thought
0:18
he was gassing up the show but he told
0:20
me the kid was amazing and we got a
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chance to meet him um in person and that
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clip we played you know i mean i
0:27
remember back in 2000 i want to say 2017
0:30
when he came up to the show he's since
0:31
been on the cover of gq he's been you
0:34
know he's received many he's received
0:37
much critical acclaim
0:38
and he got a lot of dues from the street
0:41
in america thinking that he's one of
0:43
them he's an impostor y'all that's how
0:45
well he does at his job please welcome
0:47
dancing idris back to the show
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what up baby
0:51
hey
0:52
diy what up
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thank you for having me that was a great
0:56
intro
0:58
bro there's a lot of people that think
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i'm still after all of these seasons
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[Applause]
1:04
they they still think you from the hood
1:06
somewhere in america right now man you
1:08
ever get a you you ever get approached
1:10
by like real hood guys that like talk to
1:13
you like yo give me the game man give me
1:15
the game
1:17
oh all the time all the time man yo man
1:20
i need your prices man come on man i
1:22
need your prices
1:26
it's a testament man it's a testament to
1:28
the to how well everyone's doing on the
1:29
show man we really put our all into it
1:32
you know so i'm happy people can relate
1:34
to it and hopefully learn from it too
1:37
you know and empathize with this world
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empathize with what people of this world
1:41
have been through i hope that's what the
1:44
show is doing
1:45
empathize with what people from this
1:47
world has been through it sounds like
1:49
you're you're so you you're kind of
1:51
empathetic to the the the drug dealer
1:55
right who's
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in the victim right
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yeah and you feel like through this show
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well tell me about your character like
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what is it that you think we should
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empathize with him from i mean he's he's
2:07
now gotten to the point by this season
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where he's at the top of his game he's a
2:12
true boss he's made a lot of money why
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not just stop and go somewhere else
2:17
where's that empathetic threat in that
2:19
well
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i think that the empathy comes from the
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fact that franklin came from extremely
2:24
humble beginnings
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due to the position that the system put
2:29
him in which is why he was forced to do
2:32
what he has done
2:34
um but the silver lining is
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despite him having nearing a hundred
2:39
million
2:40
dollars in 1986 today in season five
2:44
he's still not happy
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and i hope that proves to a lot of kids
2:48
in the game that you know
2:50
being involved in this game is going to
2:52
force you to do some horrible things
2:54
but just know you're going to lose a
2:56
piece of your soul
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and by the end of it
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you may be too far away from redemption
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and
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you might not even gonna be happy so i i
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think that's what we see from franklin
3:09
as we follow them on this journey from
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season one to today
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i'm curious um we were talking what i
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won't say his name because he set this
3:19
off the record but he's one of the
3:21
biggest podcasters
3:22
in the game right now at least coming
3:24
out of the united states
3:26
and he pulled me aside and i knew him
3:28
when he was coming up and we done a few
3:30
things together on this show where we
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kind of
3:32
helped put this man on the platform and
3:34
he pulled me aside
3:36
and he said sway
3:37
i got all of these zeros in my bank
3:39
account and i realized that it doesn't
3:41
make me happy it's not the money that
3:44
makes me happy have you ever had a
3:45
moment like that with acting you know
3:48
where you felt like wow i reached this
3:50
goal
3:50
yeah and i'm looking around and still
3:52
i'm still not totally fulfilled was
3:54
there a moment in your life with acting
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like 100
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um and
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definitely during covert
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because i was alone
4:02
and you know season four gave us our
4:05
greatest numbers uh thanks to you know
4:07
great marketing from fx and
4:10
us going on to the hulu platform
4:12
and people just being at home
4:15
the show really just kind of blew up in
4:17
season four when i was on that cane
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um and i was you know
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i was i was getting notoriety and people
4:25
were acknowledging my work but i wasn't
4:27
happy why because i wasn't with my
4:28
family
4:30
my family or you know are in africa or
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they're in london
4:34
and the majority of my life is being
4:36
alone in the house alone in the back of
4:38
a car alone on a plane
4:41
and i was
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getting money and and success but
4:46
that there was that hole there and
4:47
that's why this christmas actually flew
4:49
24 members of my family out
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to
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to l.a
4:54
they ruined the house man they
4:57
did they ruined it in the best way but
4:59
you know how hard it is to tell kids to
5:01
take their shoes off when they're
5:02
walking on that rug you know the rug you
5:04
really like
5:05
yeah man yeah
5:07
it's hard to tell some grown people that
5:09
too hello exactly yeah that's the right
5:11
way to leave our mark on
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exactly exactly yeah they want to leave
5:15
their mark and it was you know i'm an
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uncle to 16 nieces and nephews so
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damn yeah
5:25
[Laughter]
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a lot of good-looking people got the
5:30
lessons nigerians man not we don't stop
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um
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but it's so interesting it's so
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interesting because
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you know but
5:41
we all caught covered unfortunately they
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were supposed to stay for a week they
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end up staying for a whole month because
5:48
everyone caught covered so it was it was
5:50
an extra three weeks of me having to
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deal with all these
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personalities
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yeah it's really hard to kick a
5:56
three-year-old out your house you ever
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had to do that
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i tried two of my daughters she just
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came back bro
6:06
dancing idris is with us man we talking
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snowfall season five uh hb you want to
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jump in
6:12
yes um dam said thank you for joining us
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and thank you for sharing a little bit
6:16
of the story i recently saw a clip of
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giannis
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giving a hug and a salute to
6:24
allen iverson and he told alan iverson
6:27
that you are the reason i wanted to play
6:29
basketball
6:30
and i just thought wow that's so crazy
6:33
like they to me they seem like they grew
6:34
up in two different worlds and to see
6:36
giannis hug and acknowledge
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ai like that and hey i received it so
6:41
well it was beautiful i know that you
6:43
have been a huge fan of denzel and he's
6:46
inspired you as well um other than
6:49
denzel i don't know if you ever had the
6:50
opportunity to tell him that as well
6:52
have you had a chance to meet somebody
6:54
with doing everything that you're doing
6:55
right now that you grew up admiring and
6:58
just share those kind of words and give
6:59
them their flowers so to speak and how
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did they make you feel
7:02
and idris album
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idris elba man wow i met it just elba
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he was like come come here come here
7:10
i know i know you everyone keeps talking
7:12
about you you've got my name
7:17
now i was like idris you're the goat man
7:19
i said idris elba you broke down so many
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barriers and showed young kids like me
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from the hood in london that we could be
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actors and we don't have to be on
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shakespeare not nope no shade the
7:29
shakespeare and no shade for bridgeton
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um but you know that's in the uk still
7:36
today what the majority of the consumers
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want to see from black people you know
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but black people not being allowed to be
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unapologetically black on the screen and
7:45
it's shown from the numbers you know
7:48
from the viewership numbers
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uh shows such as top boy
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shows
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that are predominantly black
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our viewers are mostly black people
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watching it because that's the only way
8:00
we could really see ourselves on the
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screen um shows like i may destroy you
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and then shows like bridgeton
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and and other shows like that will have
8:10
way bigger numbers because white people
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are able to watch it and
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um
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that's how they want black people to
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look in the uk you know and that's why i
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would then come here to the states and
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you guys would think that
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i i'm all tea and crumpets and i live
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next door to the queen
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you know
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anyone who's traveled to the uk and
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who's been to places like brixton and
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peckham know that we ain't that's not
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how it is
8:35
[Laughter]
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so that's the that's the thing you know
8:45
and when i saw idris elba he was someone
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who i related to someone who was able to
8:50
cross over on a global scale and show
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that someone like me could do it too
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oh that's beautiful thank you for
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sharing that yeah all right trigger you
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want to jump in of course i got two
9:01
things for you dancing and anytime i see
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you i'm just excited for your career bro
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sincerely because especially watching
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you portray franklin saying every single
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season i'm just like wow this is truly a
9:14
star the amount of layers that you got
9:16
to tap in to portray such a complex
9:19
character that is franklin okay so this
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is a spoiler alert for anyone watching
9:23
or viewing
9:24
this new season um there was a scene
9:27
where you went to your friend um leon
9:30
and you were proposing to him you know
9:33
how about you put your money into real
9:35
estate right you are pitching him the
9:37
idea of um getting paid from these high
9:40
rises and leon said something so
9:43
interesting that i didn't see coming but
9:45
it made sense nonetheless and he was
9:47
like why would i put my money into
9:48
something the white people are only
9:50
going to be able to benefit from they're
9:52
going to be the ones living in it you
9:54
know and even though me as a black man
9:56
will get paid off of that but it's an
9:58
individual versus the community you know
10:01
what i'm saying
10:02
and that was so deep for me and it made
10:04
me curious to have you here now have you
10:08
thought about money differently in terms
10:10
of like who's it's going to benefit you
10:13
know what i'm saying when i buy this
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yeah
10:15
100 you know my sister's my publicist
10:19
that money's going to her i was going to
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um
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try to get my family involved in my
10:25
career as much as possible i know people
10:26
don't recommend it
10:28
hey you can't tell you gotta tell your
10:30
mama off um but
10:34
but but you know that's what that's what
10:35
i'm obviously trying to
10:37
i'm producing now you know so i was
10:39
given that opportunity this season
10:42
and i'm producing other movies
10:45
and thinking about putting people in
10:47
positions of power um
10:50
that are from different backgrounds you
10:51
know
10:52
we're always preaching diversity it's
10:54
time to really do it so that's something
10:56
i'm focusing on today
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um
10:59
there's so many other ways you know from
11:01
fashion to
11:03
what you like to consume the shows you
11:05
watch the music you listen to and being
11:07
influenced in so many different ways um
11:10
being inspired by people who look like
11:12
me you know the likes of rich paul and
11:15
hove and having conversations with
11:17
people like this and really learning how
11:18
to live in my own life and be a leader
11:22
uh so that i can help people on my
11:23
community
11:24
so i think that's definitely taken a
11:26
toll on me coming forward
11:29
dancing interest is here man um you've
11:31
done so much
11:32
and
11:34
you still seem like the same person bro
11:36
you know before you got on gq you know
11:39
you know what i mean
11:40
you seem like why don't the gq thing's
11:43
sticking with you so much sway you're
11:44
trying to get what he wants to be on gq
11:46
we're gonna make it happen
11:49
it's like put a brother on you said
11:51
you're people on
11:53
put me on man
11:56
[Laughter]
12:04
you see my shoulder brother i got
12:06
forearms too if you really wanna
12:11
have the first shirt on that have like
12:13
the shoulders out but then all of this
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is covered
12:16
[Laughter]
12:21
a shoulder
12:22
shirt
12:24
but but what i appreciate most you know
12:26
we all been in this business a long time
12:28
and with success you know you get a lot
12:30
of attention you know you get a lot of
12:32
perks
12:33
you get nice art on your wall by the way
12:35
who who selected that art does behind
12:37
you oh no this is i'm i'm in a this is
12:39
somebody else's oh i'm in a different
12:41
location today oh okay okay all right
12:44
cool i might take it with me though to
12:46
prove i haven't changed okay okay okay
12:48
cool
12:50
so here's my question man um how do you
12:52
handle it all fame
12:55
you know we've seen fact we've seen fame
12:57
tear some people up we've seen it tear
12:59
some folks up you know what i mean we
13:02
we've seen people just lose their
13:03
bearings with fame you know whether it's
13:05
the rumors the headlines
13:07
the constant attention the the
13:09
expectations how have you dealt with it
13:12
by understanding that you know so many
13:15
giants have come before me
13:17
and have made mistakes and i learned
13:19
from them
13:20
um
13:21
john singleton would always
13:23
tell me
13:24
everyone you meet on the way up you're
13:26
gonna meet on the way down so stay
13:28
humble
13:29
and you know you actually can't fall off
13:31
if you're always nice to people that's
13:32
what i realized
13:34
i've seen people really
13:36
you know
13:37
be horrible to a lot of people in the
13:39
industry and then that karma hits them
13:42
tenfold in the next five years ten years
13:45
that person that he was mean to could
13:47
have lifted you back up but
13:49
i remember what you did you know so it's
13:51
just about honing in my relationships
13:54
being around people
13:56
um
13:56
that
13:57
you know lift me up people that believe
13:59
in me
14:01
and that's how i deal with it i i try to
14:04
be around my family as much as possible
14:06
that's something i'm doing
14:08
more like my brother and my sister out
14:09
here in new york or me
14:11
and we we went to a little hookup lounge
14:13
yesterday and we went to this french
14:15
restaurant
14:16
called uh le coco yesterday that that
14:18
food was too boozy
14:20
but
14:22
i needed something to grill i needed
14:24
some i needed some peppers or something
14:26
man
14:26
but um i'll probably get that today but
14:29
just keeping my family around me
14:30
remember i'm i'm the youngest of six
14:32
yeah
14:34
single mom
14:35
iron fist slapped me across the head at
14:38
30 years old um and that's
14:40
that's what keeps me
14:42
humble keeps me grounded
14:44
and and yeah i'm thankful to them for
14:46
that
14:48
you've been a part of some really
14:50
beautiful rumors bro and um
14:54
official well you know i already know
14:56
you talked about sweetie just being a
14:58
friend after the video went viral and
15:00
the whole nine she's from the bay so i
15:02
had my eyebrow up when i saw it
15:04
[Laughter]
15:05
better do right if this is what it is
15:10
you're gonna have to be on your back
15:12
but so you know she's a friend but
15:15
in the you know
15:16
there's been one or two rumors i've been
15:18
a part of that i wasn't mad at man like
15:20
i knew it wasn't
15:22
[Music]
15:24
what i mean true knew it wasn't true
15:27
yeah but man kind of a cool rumor to be
15:29
a part of
15:31
brushing it out
15:32
you know like little oh man
15:35
it was it was
15:37
she's a she's an amazing woman you know
15:40
so um
15:42
yeah it's cool rumored to be a part of
15:44
um
15:45
again like
15:46
he's a friend you know and she's so
15:48
smart man like yes she is she's a really
15:50
smart woman she was um doing a semester
15:52
at usc like this stuff the world doesn't
15:54
know
15:56
um and i'm i'm fortunate enough to call
15:58
her a friend
15:59
um i think she's been doing this before
16:01
me i'm not sure but we um
16:05
you know she she gives me advice i give
16:06
her advice
16:07
or navigating fame and
16:09
and to just be a woman in in the music
16:12
game is
16:13
definitely harder than than what i do
16:17
um so i learn a lot from her
16:19
um
16:20
but yeah it's a cool remnants of your
16:23
cool rumor
16:24
that's downhill from here now you know
16:28
it's all downhill
16:30
from here but then you gotta like i'm
16:32
curious to now do you do you alter your
16:35
course when you go out in public when
16:37
you if you're actually hanging out with
16:38
someone to kind of avoid that sort of
16:40
thing have you gotten into that at all
16:42
you know i need to get to a place of
16:45
comfortability in my own skin and i
16:47
understand it's smart to be calculated
16:49
to avoid rumors
16:51
but guys and girls could be friends man
16:53
and yeah i think we need to push that
16:55
more
16:56
i bet i've met so many guys
16:58
who are like yeah she thinks i'm i'm i'm
17:01
her friend but really i'm just i'm just
17:03
holding on
17:05
i'm waiting for my moment
17:08
you know that they'll be friends with
17:10
five years i'm like wow you have some
17:12
patience
17:13
um
17:14
so so i
17:16
i need i keep women around me as much as
17:18
possible you know my team is majority
17:20
women you know women are the backbone of
17:22
everything and just seeing uh so many
17:25
men have their downfall because they
17:27
treated women badly i need some women
17:29
around me to slap me across the head and
17:31
say don't do that don't do this and the
17:33
more friends i could have
17:35
um the better i could understand what
17:37
it's like to to be i'll never fully
17:39
understand what it's like to be a woman
17:41
but the more people i can have around me
17:43
i'm gonna know when to when to close my
17:45
mouth you know because god we'd be doing
17:47
some wild stuff sometimes
17:49
don't even know it
17:51
don't even know it you know
17:53
i used to think it was okay to approach
17:55
a woman and touch her elbow i'm not
17:57
doing that anymore either
17:58
i'm i'm doing i'm doing symbols now to
18:01
get going
18:03
where did you get the elbow from guys
18:06
guys are always pulling girls elbows
18:08
like hey baby oh come here because they
18:10
think the elbow they think the elbows
18:11
are hard parts
18:13
they're like yeah that's the safe part
18:14
like it's not sexual i'm not even doing
18:16
that anymore
18:23
yo to jump back into your acting
18:25
techniques um i gotta say also one what
18:28
if something i've noticed from franklin
18:30
and a lot of people when they think
18:31
about acting they focus on the fact that
18:34
you have to remember your lines but also
18:36
body awareness is such a major facet of
18:39
acting and franklin tends to stand in a
18:42
way where he has both his hands behind
18:45
his back and it's very pensive and the
18:47
reason i noticed it is because it is my
18:50
favorite stance for a man to be in but
18:54
not a lot of dudes do it
18:56
and it's just for lack of better words a
18:58
real [ __ ] position to be in
19:01
like you look like the leader of the
19:03
room
19:04
both your hands but you got to do it
19:06
it's got to look so cut it bingo
19:09
well that stretches out your shoulders
19:11
too yeah don't that part
19:15
you just gotta ease into it but damson
19:18
something like that that's so particular
19:21
and i really feel like just
19:23
paints the right color of franklin
19:26
do you think of that do you bring it in
19:28
is that something where a director tells
19:30
you where did those little nuance
19:32
touches come from oh i definitely
19:34
brought it in yeah it was a mess
19:37
it was a metaphor to show that franklin
19:39
never shows all his cards
19:41
so he's got his hands behind his back
19:44
um there's a
19:45
i started doing it in season
19:49
three i started doing it season three
19:52
season one and two
19:54
i wanted him to be very green wear his
19:56
heart on his sleeve
19:58
he would always kind of
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get a little itch over here or he would
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fix his clothes mom would always tell
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him fix your fixture fix your shirt you
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know and anytime he was nervous he would
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fix his shirt if you go back and look at
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that these are little things i like to
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do
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um because
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everyone isn't like you and everyone
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doesn't notice it because when i watch
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my work i'm so analytical
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and i tend to
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focus on things that it's just like
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every act is like this you just watch
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yourself the first time you see your
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work you don't really
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pay attention to the story so i like to
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throw little things in there
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that i that that could excite me you
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know
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um
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my method and process in acting is
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definitely
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a bit different um but i'm i i take
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inspiration when i play characters from
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everywhere like to create for to create
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franklin saint um people don't know this
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andy circus is caesar and planet of the
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apes
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yeah i like he would walk into the room
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and he would kind of
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do this
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i stole that
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you know
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always looking around and it was it tied
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in perfectly to the lifestyle of a drug
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dealer and paranoia always looking over
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your shoulder and i got that from andy
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circus and i put that into the character
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and
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you know that that's the the fun stuff i
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like about creating characters putting
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those small things in there that only i
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know it's like myself
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it's like a musician you know like ken
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does it all the time you know yeah great
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does it all the time hold does it all
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the time so i like to do that in my
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acting
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what would we be surprised that um if we
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popped into your house on like a
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saturday night or a late friday night
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you just on your couch telling that
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you're watching like are you just super
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ratchet and you watching something crazy
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or like we would be surprised that you
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are like really into some deep stuff
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like i'm curious like what's something
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that we would be surprised that you
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actually watching and paying attention
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to
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wow man this is just so
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silly
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i like watching videos
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on youtube
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of animals being freed so
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so you know like
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you know like if there's like a fish
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that he's got like a little hook around
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his neck or something like yes well
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there's like a dog like like he's got
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like a little can on his leg or
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something and a random person comes and
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it's a wild dog and the random person's
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trying to take the thing off they don't
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want to get hurt i watch too many of
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those videos
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wow
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that's the perfect one yeah i watched
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that too much it's like one of my
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friends love like spends all day
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watching videos of people like popping
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zits
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yeah like i mean
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yeah that's a whole niche
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yeah that's it that's a weird industry
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that that's
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that's the way it is man it's not as
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common as people watching animals
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getting free that's that's
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yeah that's beautiful you should try um
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life below zero
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life below zero i'll try that that's
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yeah this is people who live in alaska
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on their own they live off the land well
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you might not like that because they
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actually go hunting so you might not
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like that oh no
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yeah okay like below zero write that
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down
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tracy how you doing man what's going on
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what's up
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what's up franklin man awesome job
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brother
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good job
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thank you brother
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for you no doubt man question for you
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i'm gonna ride um suede's coattail a
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little bit and when you say you have a
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little empathy for um you know for for
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your victims is that kind of why you
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incorporated the limb bias because you
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know we're kind of familiar with
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limbaugh's story in maryland you know
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when he passed away
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when y'all put that in there that kind
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of threw me that was kind of deep man
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and i kind of i like that is that kind
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of where you you kind of plan to you
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know you you're being empathetic to the
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victim and seeing what you're with the
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drug dealing is you know affecting
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people now
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exactly you know the the introduction of
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season five of len bias was important to
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us because
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his unfortunate overdose created
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the snowball effect of so much
24:45
legislation that had a negative impact
24:47
on african americans you talk about
24:49
mandatory minimums that's an insane
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concept and the punishment of a gram of
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crack to 100 grams of cocaine um was
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this an excuse to put black people in in
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prison that that's how i see it and you
25:05
you think about a character like wonder
25:07
bell you know played by you know gail
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bean
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and just to see what she's been through
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throughout the show to see her have
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redemption
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and to see her in season five trying to
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stay clean
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trying to work hard to get better
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despite all the madness she's done in
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the past
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i have to empathize with that
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um
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i like to say
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crack cocaine in the 80s
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is like alcohol today
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when you when you drink it you think
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i'll be fine
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and then it takes a hold of your life so
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yeah i think it's very important to see
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that time as a health crisis just the
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way they see opioids as a health crisis
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today and it can't be a criminal crisis
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yeah hey hey deangelo thanks for your
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call brother that was a great question
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man uh our citizens dancing they got
25:56
questions better than most journalists
25:58
man i don't know if you noticed that bro
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but
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that's what our callers do
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all right dancing idris ladies and
26:05
gentlemen round of applause brother
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congratulations to you congrat continue
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success you rep us extremely well
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on a global basis doesn't matter where
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you're from we all come but we could
26:17
trace our history back to the same dna
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that's very easily we could easily do
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that so
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you are brother and you represent as
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well continue success
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i can't wait to see what's next yeah
26:30
citizens snowfall aaron wednesdays on
26:33
hulu 10 p.m make sure you watch season
26:36
five anything you want to say in closing
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man i can't wait to see you on that gq
26:40
cover man
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come on bro let's go bro
26:43
i'm saying it man put the word here
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i'll show this word
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the show's worth
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the shoulder
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i see you ducking away in allies okay
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i'll talk to you soon
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you
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