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Omar Dorsey Talks ‘Queen Sugar’ Season 6 and Breaks Down Southern Music History
Sep 28, 2021
Omar Dorsey aka Hollywood from Queen Sugar talks with Sway In The Morning about season 6.
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jolly butt along i've known you longer
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than you've known yourself
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what's that ghost clear everything's
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perfect
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oh my my what a wonderful time we're
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live in i feel like the world sees me as
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a problem oh my mom were the one who was
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still surviving you are a beautiful
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strong system
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you could make an excellent candidate
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for state senator
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ladies and gentlemen one of my favorite
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shows to watch oh my gosh i went back
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and watched the past five seasons all
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over again and one of my favorite
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characters on the show was hollywood but
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db breakdown who's the man behind
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hollywood all right let me do a test you
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all hear me all right you sound clear
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you sound crisp yep yeah good
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well he's worked with some of the best
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in the business including ava duvernay
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quentin tarantino and of course oprah
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winfrey he recently portrayed james
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cleveland in the netgeo series genius
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aretha next friday is october and on the
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15th you can see him reprise his role as
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sheriff barker and hopefully he survives
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against michael myers in halloween kills
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but he's here today to talk about his
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role as hollywood on season six of the
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series queen sugar airing tuesdays at 7
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8 7 central on owned please welcome omar
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dorsey
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[Applause]
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how's everybody doing man wonderful
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hey brother uh this way man let me say
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man i
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i'm a big
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i'm a fan of yours like i was when i
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used to hear long live decaying with big
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daddy kane type fan that's the type of
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fanfare to talk about you better talk
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about that no half stepping okay come on
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man come on you know what i'm talking
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about all about it
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come on we ain't playing come on
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baby
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you already know baby you we we talking
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about this oh no
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that's why i knew it was your talk you
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know that paid in full talk you know
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what i mean that that eric being rock
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hill
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come on man
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baby come on man
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you put them in the line oh
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seven boys
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amen congratulations on all your success
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in the in the way you thank you yeah man
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the way you craft your career the roles
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that you've been able to land and the
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way you portray some of these
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um amazing people um i i just want to
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say salute to you i love how you do
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hollywood as well
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um but you you went into my bag right
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here with music and i thought you were
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born and raised in decatur
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you better know it i'm a beginner right
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now yep
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he sounds like he's set tripping right
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there okay i'm here for the problem
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hey what was that like you know um for
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you growing up as a kid
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in decatur and who was some of the music
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what was some of the music who were some
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of those artists that you were attached
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to um in georgia
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the thing about it is like uh you know
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you talking about those years on the ada
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and um even before then um you know we
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were getting all the music from from new
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york but we had our own people down here
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we had uh mc shadee we had uh kilo ali
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you know we had these guys who were uh
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the ones who was really you know that
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that was our atlanta intro this is
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before outcast came out um so you know
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these are the people who we're listening
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to really also listening to a lot of
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stuff from miami the luke and we listen
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to the stuff from um you know uh from
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from from uh l.a and from texas we
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listened to all the nwa listening to the
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ghetto boys and all of that but when
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outcasts came by they shifted the world
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you know um
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this is like my senior year high school
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next 94 when players when players ball
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came out that was on the uh it was on a
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le page christmas album and man it just
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changed everything because it was these
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are guys who were my age we were
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with the exact same age i was like they
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were talking the way that i talked
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everything that they were saying they
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were
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claiming all of the streets out that
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i'll be on
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and i was like oh this is what it's
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supposed to sound like man and then of
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course you know they shifted music all
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together because um when they came out
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and then goody followed them and then ti
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and killer mike and all those cats came
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out and then you know bone crushing made
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never scared that that just changed the
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whole trajectory of
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uh of music altogether because you know
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atlanta in the south man you know uh
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you know it's you can feel it in in
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everything you feel that you can feel
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that thing in techno music you can feel
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it in country music you feel it
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everywhere man and that's a very proud
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thing uh because you know we're real
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creative down here you know uh we were
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extremely creative
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uh i'm i'm from decatur but you know all
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everything that i did was in a place
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called uh little five points i don't
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know if y'all familiar with atlanta but
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that's a very artistic that's a very
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artistic part of the city so when i was
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a kid to the time i was in college and
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all of that but i was doing my theater
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and all that stuff little five points in
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seventh stage of theater horizon theater
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that's garage theater
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and it was just
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uh uh uh you know it was just extremely
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artistic when you can see erica badou
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just walking down the street or you can
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see uh ceelo or whatever just chilling
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uh a tip you know just chilling luda is
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just you know just walking down the
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street in this little contained artsy
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area yeah uh so i'm a child of that uh
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you know that old atlanta man you a
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historian brother the way you just broke
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that down right yes indeed
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what's showing off omar i know you know
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your hip-hop man you didn't have to do
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me like that
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come on man
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i said i'm a fan did you ever work with
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any of those people while they were
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coming up like you named luda killer
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mike erica you know just while everybody
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was coming up that's usually a time when
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that collaborative effort starts to
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happen did you get a chance to do any of
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that
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back then
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we were all chilling because everybody
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was doing their own thing you know if
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like they were and i'll be in the studio
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uh when when uh mike might be doing
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something you know what chip might be
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doing something before anybody knew who
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kept was or you know um i was i i used
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to uh when i went to college i was at
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georgia state so we had 88.5 uh wras i
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think it was what it was and they had a
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sunday night hip-hop show and i'd be in
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there because i have you know what my my
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homeboys might be rappers or whatever
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and then you'll see like uh
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the the goody mob and it's just classic
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one hour freestyle session between good
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to mob and the roots
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and i was in the studio that night or
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whatever man and because my boys had
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they were premiering their uh song that
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night
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and i was like yo this is like insane
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this is like hip-hop this is like uh
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history in the making this is uh the the
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uh the i shall proceed up with with uh
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the roots and then goody mom's good uh
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first album soulful before it came out
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you know and i'm like man this is
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history in the making man you know what
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i'm saying i'm watching hilo and black
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dog just going back and forth
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freestyling and it wasn't for an hour
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wow so yeah man i mean i wasn't in there
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you know i ain't i'm i am no musician
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i'm a piano player but i ain't no rapper
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okay okay you knew i was about to ask
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you that you i thought you might have
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had some bar no
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listen i can't wrap no christmas gift
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man oh damn
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that's funny wow
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okay oh man it's good to know hey man i
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knew we was kindred spirits man just by
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the way you act you know your thespian
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skills we got omar dorsey here you know
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him as hollywood right now on queen
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sugar uh uh hb you made it back i made
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it back i made it back what's up what's
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heather how are you doing glad to have
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you on the beach
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look i love to just like just just hear
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sometimes just like stories when people
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obviously you've been in it for a minute
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but i'm wondering what was it like for
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you because queen sugar just it blew up
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everybody talked about it from you know
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no matter what age range people watched
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it but what did you do when you first
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got that call that you're in it it's
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been you you got the role you got the
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part it's been greenlit it's the series
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it's a go what was the first thing that
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you did
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you know it was amazing i was i was
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doing a film in the bahamas and ava
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called
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y'all got this uh i got this new tv show
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that i'm about to do on i really want
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you to do it i don't want you to read it
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yeah i read it
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i was like yo this is going to be so
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dope man like what i mean like what do
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you want me to do i mean i come and
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audition man it's my show it's me
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oprah i just got friends working with
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her and oprah on selma like six months
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before
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and they were like yo it's our show
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we're producers we want you in it and i
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was like yo this is not really the the
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original pilot the first one and i said
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this is going to be
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groundbreaking like yo i don't know no
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doubt about it i know i would have
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played a waiter who had the kool-aid
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you know
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so when she told me she wanted me to
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play hollywood i was like yo i don't get
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it twisted now i'll do anything but this
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is a amazing role to be able to play
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you know a dude who who was that like
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you know stand up and have that much
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love and that much wisdom in them then i
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was like this is this is going to change
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the trajectory of my career
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you know because uh you know i just came
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up with doing ray donovan and i was
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playing the baddest dude on tv you know
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and then you come in and do something
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that's so sensitive and something that's
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so uh realistic
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and i was i was i was all for it and it
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has changed uh everything exchanged the
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way people perceive me you know what big
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darts can do you know they always want
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to pigeonhole you you know if they want
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to pigeonhole you to be a specific thing
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but until you show them something else
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so yeah
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but swear we gonna let old slide but you
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see how he first came on he just was
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dropping stunt after stuff he said ava
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called me just got finished working with
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her oprah for the other thing
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[Applause]
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i was in the bahamas
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i love it i love it film in the bahamas
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yeah
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it's time to start man go ahead man oh
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we have to that's why i love asking
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these kind of questions because people
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it does it just it just doesn't fall out
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the sky you know what i mean like people
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have no idea where you are
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in life when these things happen we was
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talking this morning how everybody's
10:30
going through different things so you
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just don't know where people are in life
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was when those blessings come in so
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thank you for sharing mm-hmm oh for sure
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no doubt no doubt about it yeah man it's
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been a blessing
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blessing all the way around all the way
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around
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oh you have played so many um striking
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black characters proud to be black or
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have had to and or have had to just
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navigate blackness especially in this
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country but then you've also played
11:02
characters who happen to be black you
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know and that racial identity was not
11:06
front and center um for yourself when it
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comes to those two angles like
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which one makes you prouder or just how
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do you feel about both like is there
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describe the feeling of when you're
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playing someone and you're like okay yes
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my blackness is front and center and
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it's getting the spotlight and someone
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else where the blackness is so normal
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doesn't have to be pronounced
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you know my thing is this i i've been
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lucky enough to be in like a few biopics
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right so i did uh selma you know i'm
11:37
playing reverend james orange who was a
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personal hero of mine i'm from atlanta
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he was a civil rights leader in atlanta
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uh so for his you know his daughter to
11:45
reach out to me and it's like you
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capture
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the the spirit and the embodiment of my
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father like every time i see you i'm
11:52
thinking about that and then to be able
11:53
to go do when they see us to play illume
11:55
breath you know i'm not from new york
11:58
you know but to be able to play that guy
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his son reaches out and was like yo man
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i'm so proud that you're playing my
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father you did a bang-up job and then to
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go back and play james cleveland please
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respond
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to me and say like yo man you know those
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things are important to me because i'm
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an actor and you know i'm
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what you know what did my sister erica
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say i'm an artist and i'm sensitive
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about my hair yeah
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so so it's just like yo for a family of
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these people always reach out to me and
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like yo man you you know you especially
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in in
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genius aretha you know but but everybody
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and though the whole twitter was going
12:32
nuts when they saw that because they
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didn't know because at this point they
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know hollywood so they're like yo omar
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is doing that day so those those type of
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things to be able to play a person
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you know uh and be able to study it and
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to be in like okay these are their
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mannerisms their idiosyncrasies so let
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me let me take a little piece of that
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and of course
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a little extra on there or whatever uh
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those are important but it's also dope
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to be able to be in a movie like
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halloween halloween kills you know to be
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able to create something i'm the only
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black person in the movie but it doesn't
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my blackness doesn't matter i'm the chef
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of the
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town i have the authority outside of
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michael myers going around killing
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people but i have the authority to be
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able to be in a town full of white folks
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and to be able to be like the top dog in
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that i mean those are it's just all of
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those things man it's like and this is
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where i came up in the theater just
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doing all these different types of roles
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all the time
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you know um whether it's i'm playing
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richard iii or whether i'm doing some
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august wilson you know
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i'm just that's what i'm used to doing
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um but you know it but it does feel good
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to be able to be in some of the
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best uh films of all time and they're
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black and they're blind
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of all time not the best black films of
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all time some of the best films of all
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time and they happen to be black
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um so that's a beautiful thing yeah amen
13:49
and mar dorsey is here man he'd be the
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only black person to make it to a
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halloween movie and not get killed in
13:55
the first five minutes congratulations
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hey
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uh queen sugar is amazing
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what an amazing depiction of of what
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happens uh with black families
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african-american families in the south
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yeah you know all the complexities yeah
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race where it's
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race issues uh inequities family issues
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yo your family got some dark deep rooted
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issues
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you know what i mean what all families
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do all families do man yeah no and we
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just we just highlight them man it is
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like whether it's a black family white
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family or or any any ethnicity anybody
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anywhere you are you know i mean there
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are things that are inside of a family
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that if you dig deep into it and then
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you'll find you know you'll find them um
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and that's the thing about the writers
14:45
on the show you know shout out to
14:46
anthony sparks and shout out to ava
14:48
duvernay uh because they you know they
14:50
they've written a show that has been so
14:52
uh this is tremendous and you know what
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i'll be honest with y'all man maybe i
14:56
shouldn't say this but you know it it
14:58
hurts me a bit sometimes when i look at
14:59
the enemies or i look at the golden
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globes and like i ain't because i'm not
15:02
even talking about me i'm talking about
15:04
just the writing and just the show and
15:06
the cinematography and everything on it
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and i am the acting on it and outside of
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me like when we don't even
15:12
when we don't get recognized we get we
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are recognized last year as the best
15:16
drama but we uh uh from the academy but
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we didn't get nominated at all
15:20
for the emmys and i'm a member of the
15:22
academy and i'm like this is this makes
15:24
no sense to me yeah um
15:27
yeah but it's like you know they want to
15:28
turn a blind eye to what it is because i
15:31
think it's a black show it's not a black
15:32
show it's a show about a family show
15:35
about you know an american family
15:37
so that does hurt me a bit and ava tells
15:39
me that she's like don't sweat it now oh
15:41
my it is what it is i don't even trip on
15:42
it but you know i got to talk about it
15:44
you got to talk about it man a lot of us
15:46
are disappointed and not you know but
15:48
listen man you got a bigger award from
15:50
the fans that's calling up this show
15:52
right now we recognize it and
15:54
ava
15:55
ava's been on the show oprah hasn't made
15:57
it yet omar but maybe one day but ava's
15:59
been on the show and i know a lot about
16:01
her history you know she's a hip-hop
16:03
head too omar she used to yeah she used
16:05
to be a rapper you know yeah
16:08
yeah but i want to ask you this with
16:10
oprah and ava um driving these ships you
16:14
know it's rare you know we saw debbie
16:15
allen at the emmys receive an award
16:17
honoring her for her career and i've
16:19
been a big fan of debbie allen's and i
16:21
i'm a fan of black women in charge in
16:23
the lead how is it different how is it
16:26
different for you working with ava and
16:28
oprah
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so dig man you know i've been doing i've
16:31
been my first movie was road trip that
16:32
was 1999 right and for my whole career
16:35
i've had two
16:37
before queen check i had two female
16:38
directors uh
16:40
then one of them was ava and selma since
16:43
then i've had over 50 female directors
16:45
and it because ava hires women you know
16:47
to to direct queen sugar um it's it's
16:51
i mean it's look man i come from a
16:53
comfortable family that my mama ran
16:55
you know what i'm saying now my dad is
16:56
the man i'm getting twisted reverend dr
16:58
oliver dorsey is that dude but my mom
17:00
was there there on a day-to-day basis
17:03
you know what i'm saying so i'm used to
17:04
like yo mom you want me to do well i
17:06
gotta clean up mama coming you know what
17:08
i'm saying so i'm used to it um so it's
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it's nothing
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that uh
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there's no misogyny inside of me at all
17:16
and and especially when you have someone
17:18
who's capable and that's the thing about
17:20
uh about what's going on in the industry
17:22
right now man these women have been
17:24
capable for a long time you see that the
17:26
doors have been closed and you know i'm
17:28
saying the doors have been closed to
17:29
them and now they're open and then you
17:31
see what what comes out of that you see
17:33
these great shows like insecure you see
17:35
the great shows like the shy queen sugar
17:38
you see what can come out of the the uh
17:40
the black
17:41
show
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yeah candy man you know what i'm saying
17:44
i watched that last night you know what
17:45
i'm saying like if you see the things
17:47
that run the world is good too
17:50
appreciate it
17:52
you know what i'm saying straight up man
17:54
like so like uh you know so when you see
17:57
exactly
17:58
all of these amazing um projects that
18:00
can come out when the person who has
18:02
been shut out for so long
18:04
but you can see a perspective that you
18:06
hadn't seen man you know what i'm saying
18:08
and it makes and it makes uh
18:11
entertainment that much better because
18:13
you don't just see the same four white
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dudes writing all the shows yeah with
18:17
them corny jokes you know what i'm
18:18
saying i'm good yeah
18:20
nobody nobody laughs that we're so we're
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programmed to laugh at instead of some
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real like oh man this is what me and my
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me and my cousins because that's how we
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talk right here you know what i'm saying
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and it's funny because when i when i was
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nice be on white shows or whatever man
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i'd be like yo i'm changing this because
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this is not how black people talk i
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understand what you're trying to say but
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i'm going to do it my way you know it is
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so it's real dope that you're going to
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have a show where people understand your
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sensibilities and they can understand
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the way people really speak your people
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really speak i love it man we got omar
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dorsey man i don't know if you know uh
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omar and i became really close friends
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um through this conversation
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what happened
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though we just you know kendra's spirits
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hp told me about your push-ups in the
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morning and you're jumping jacks is that
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what it is omar you work out what's your
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what's your reason
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bro i'm trying to get together man i'm
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sorry i've been running an hour in the
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morning and i used to be a superhero i
19:15
should be a super athlete but then like
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that man i tell you this work man that
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thing will kick you in the butt
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so i gotta get my life together i'm
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gonna say that so i've been working out
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and trying to eat better and everything
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i'm about to get back on these uh
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dumbbells in a second
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look back look like omar and when he was
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30 years old you know
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okay good luck with that um
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omar dorsey
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we got some people on the phone lines
19:51
all that want to talk with you and for
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you for those who just tuned in on queen
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sugar is airing tuesday season six
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premiere 8 p.m on the own network we got
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carolyn on the line
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carolyn did i say go again there you go
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again
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affairs can i try it again
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thank you
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please okay
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happy birthday when you say it okay all
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right yo oh i'm sorry our our our
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citizens are our family and they check
20:31
us that mostly me all the time carlin
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happy earth strong it's your birthday
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give it up man we got carlin on the line
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hey
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happy birthday
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thank you baby i didn't hear you omar i
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didn't hear you omar
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happy birthday
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to you
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[Music]
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when i say this has been the best
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getting it in my car birthday gift first
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we talk about music with omar which i
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did not expect and then when i tell you
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let me one shout out matt murdock that's
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the second time that dude is a beast
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thank you this has been the best
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birthday morning omar when i tell you
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just hollywood straight and we
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appreciate him down in louisiana where
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they film i have met him a couple of
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times just chilling and he is just so
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real hey babe what's up you know just
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cool as a fan and what i and i thank him
21:31
for that realness because you know new
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orleans and atlanta we ain't gonna go
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there but
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yeah look at him i love him i love new
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orleans it's only two you do i don't
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like new orleans you know the two days
21:44
i'm talking about
21:45
it's only two days it's the days that we
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all play us
21:48
in the real mercedes benz and we play
21:51
you all in that look like you didn't say
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these
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y'all got the name
21:59
say about number two but i ain't gonna
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go there uh but it's okay it's okay
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we're gonna let you have that now and
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then um i think tom brady came and did
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it y'all again but i'm gonna leave you
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alone this is not what it's about it's
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not what it's about
22:14
it's about praising and uplifting omar
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you know we gonna let i'm a stunt you
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ain't the only stunner we're gonna be
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all right okay thank you so much for
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everything
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and i also want you to just know that
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the place where y'all film at mostly in
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the river parishes
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they were so hit by ida like this was
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their hurricane katrina because they
22:36
didn't really get too much doing
22:38
hurricane katrina but out there where
22:39
y'all film is just uh it's it's
22:43
blasphemous the way that it looks so
22:45
just make sure to keep them in your
22:47
prayers i know y'all do a lot of filming
22:49
in st john
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yeah i'll be down there on friday you
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know i think i got i got a crib out
22:54
there and i got i haven't been that
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cause i've been shooting so i'll be down
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there tomorrow
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help out whatever i can do just know
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that yeah yeah they need it bad out
23:04
there they got they got really hit up
23:06
along the river parishes because they
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don't really have the levee system you
23:09
know they gave it all pretty much all to
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us because we are you know the staple of
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louisiana and it's so unfortunate what a
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lot of people that just rebuilt after
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another storm they had in 2012. so just
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you know prayers up for them i'm glad
23:24
you're coming back walked by the people
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i know the way you do looking swaggy
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you know
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yeah
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yeah so clean he always
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[Music]
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a carlin carlin carlin i said it three
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times come on
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thank you come on i'm there with you
23:55
carl and i'm glad today you too happy
23:58
birthday wow let me take one more call
24:00
real quick uh we got home
24:02
omar dorsey you know him as um you know
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him as hollywood on queen sugar little
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miss dottie it's in detroit you want to
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say it
24:10
what up what up y'all
24:11
[Applause]
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look i'm a citizen i'ma just say that
24:16
right now say it and
24:20
you're aka hollywood i'm da janava aka
24:24
little miss body i am a fan fan
24:27
been watching queen sugar from day one
24:30
everything you all have said and the
24:33
question you asked tracy g you always on
24:35
point with the question sis thank you
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yes
24:41
hollywood
24:42
character i just want to say this and
24:45
this is just to your acting skills and
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ability
24:48
and the writing the character i am in
24:51
love with a man like hollywood i was
24:54
recently divorced when
24:56
queen sugar first came out so i was like
24:58
that's mine that is like my my litmus
25:01
test like i want a southern man who love
25:04
on his woman a hard working blue collar
25:07
strong black man like hollywood is just
25:10
that deal for me oh my god i love me
25:12
from hollywood so shout out to you mr oh
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my god
25:17
you appreciate that
25:19
she went down
25:20
like a love letter
25:23
ain't got a family okay little miss
25:25
daddy
25:26
real quick while i was on hold i just
25:29
was looking at your wikipedia i'm like
25:32
no wonder you are three days exactly
25:35
three days older than me i'm i'm a
25:37
christmas baby
25:39
baby okay for sure that's what i'm
25:41
talking about yeah
25:42
capricorn's in the house
25:44
okay what's up man okay hey little miss
25:47
dottie uh thank you for shooting your
25:49
shot um
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[Music]
25:53
yeah i know
25:54
i was gonna
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no
25:56
yeah you're not married
25:58
no no
25:59
you got daughters though right
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i sure do and one of them is upstairs
26:03
she needs to bring her butt downstairs
26:04
right now okay
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okay man i got i know i'm one of those
26:08
fathers too man yo omar it's a pleasure
26:11
to meet you we got the young
26:13
kailani from oakland
26:14
um i was about to come up next she's a
26:17
fan of the show as well and um man it's
26:19
great i can't wait to see you in person
26:21
brother you you
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yeah what you're doing is incredible
26:26
stay there stay the course stay the
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course people are recognized and if
26:29
those enemies don't recognize it these
26:31
people recognize it yeah the people do
26:33
it's the people man yeah
26:36
it's the people man stay great brother
26:38
we'll we'll connect soon okay
26:41
all right what's up brother all right
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hey man
26:43
all right
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[Music]
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you
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