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[Assistant] So that's Ouroboros. I'd be up for the world if that ever gets out.


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[Assistant] Really just want to emphasize how much you guys have influenced me and how you've pushed me to do great things. And the least that I can do is try to tell you how awesome you already are. You know, I don't- me telling you isn't making you any better. You are already good people at heart. And if I can try to push you, you know, just a few more steps further.


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[Assistant] To be able to reach your goals and, you know, it's really the least I can do because you guys are amazing.


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[Assistant] Everything that you've done up until this point, you know, it's, it's your life.


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[Assistant] So, that's what I'm trying to get at. I want you guys to be able to reach your full potential because you never know what you can do.


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[Assistant] I'm just one. That's why I emphasize the power of one. Like one subscriber, one person out there is so important. You know, I may be getting close to three million and that's great. I'm so grateful that you guys are supporting me. But in reality,


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[Assistant] I still try to make sure that I understand that one subscriber, one subscriber more and one person more is another person on another side of a computer that believes in


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[Assistant] Alright, let's start with the Avengers, because this show is just like they movies. We gonna open with 45 minutes of introductions.


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[Assistant] Hey man, I don't wanna bust your bubble, but I saw that thing on QVC.


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[Assistant] It's not enough we fight the Covenant. We have to come back down here and get attacked by our own people as well. That's the job. And you can bet there'll be more fires put out tomorrow. So stay focused.


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[Assistant] Transport. LZ is clear. Moving for evac. Affirmative. Transport is bound.


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[Assistant] Who do you think I am anyway? I'm gonna become Hokage, Lord Obito Uchiha!


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[Assistant] Oh, before I go, you said you're serving with Commander Shepard now? We saw him on the news here. He's cute. Later, sis.


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[Assistant] The danger is a kind of fast foodization of higher education itself.


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[Assistant] So the danger obviously is a kind of fast foodization of higher education itself where low cost convenience and ease of, ease of finishing become values in themselves to the possible detriment of


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[Assistant] The things that only can be accomplished slowly and over time.


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[Assistant] The use of NDAs on behalf of Weinstein to silence women who agreed to them was an enabling factor.


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[Assistant] It allowed him to silence complaining victims and just see it as a cost of doing business.


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[Assistant] So he knew that he had nothing to fear from continuing with the behavior that led to the problem in the first place. And again, and again, and again.


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[Assistant] It was only one hit. It isn't all that praiseworthy.


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[Assistant] I'm Seth McFarland, the host of the Oscars.


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[Assistant] Congratulations, you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to Harvey Weinstein.


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[Assistant] So, uh, all these months you've been sleeping in the same room with Jake, I'm supposed to believe that nothing went on. I never let him touch me.


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[Assistant] My two liter two. That muthafucka walk now. They looking for big smoke. I'm in the vicinity.


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[Assistant] Over halfway through the season, so things are gonna start picking up, getting dramatic, they already-


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[Assistant] You kinda have been in the last couple episodes. So I'm interested to see what's gonna go on.


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[Assistant] I love Natalie so much. She's best like mom. I love her.


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[Assistant] Laila, I hate you so much. I wanna like strangle her, but she's just like so clever.


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[Assistant] Dude, how can you not recognize that this girl knows your identity?


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[Assistant] My gosh, she's so dramatic. You belong together.


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[Assistant] Oof. That's awkward. But she can only bubble one person, so that's good to know.


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[Assistant] Laila? Oh, I love and hate her. God, she's just been... she's been such a...


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[Assistant] Thorn in our side ever since she arrived. Like fake Volpina stuff. She has been there. She has been the bitch. And I love it so much. I hope she never leaves.


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[Assistant] Honestly, like never ever ever leave girl, never change. I almost hope she's like our new monarch.


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[Assistant] I hope she takes up the mantle, cause I think that'd be sick. Cause she's just so horrible.


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[Assistant] And I love it. It just makes it so much fun watching her. Cause you just, you never know what this girl's gonna do. She's always, she's always thinking. And it's so good.


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[Assistant] Ah, so I'm definitely, I'm really, really curious to see what'll happen now that she's friends with Kagami. But Kagami's kinda has some reservations about it. But she wants friends, so she's trying to be friends. So we'll see. But I feel bad for Kagami, cause like,


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[Assistant] She just needs to, like, move on, you know? And I feel bad for kinda saying that, but...


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[Assistant] And then Adrian realized he's just always had feelings for Marinette, but he just, you know, couldn't understand those feelings.


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[Assistant] And now he's like willing to put forth the effort with Marinette, but


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[Assistant] I think the part that's really hard for Kagami to understand is that


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[Assistant] Marinette and Adrienne work so well together because they both have secrets.


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[Assistant] While it has those lies, the lies are not impactful to the relationship. Cause they're both running off and saving the day together. So that's why it works out okay. Cause they don't press each other. Cause they're like, why would I ask him where he went when I don't want him to ask where I went? So I'm not going to like question him. And they both have to run off at the same time.


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[Assistant] Where for Kagami, she wasn't understanding and she was like, oh, he just wants to be with Marinette. He's making excuses to not hang out with me. Buh, buh, buh, buh, buh, buh, buh. And she just got mad about it. So...


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[Assistant] I feel bad for Kagami because now she's seeing Adrian be the way that she wanted him to act around her and wanted him to care more. Uhm.


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[Assistant] But, you know, it's just not how things went. So it's really sad. Like, I feel bad for Kagami and I really like Kagami.


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[Assistant] And I wish that things weren't this way for her and she wasn't feeling hurt.


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[Assistant] Cause like obviously, like, she doesn't deserve to feel these feelings.


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[Assistant] And I also feel like she's being manipulated into these feelings for Adrien.


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[Assistant] She will get out of Lila's, like, grasp.


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[Assistant] I feel bad for Kagami. Like, poor girl keeps getting akumatized. She doesn't deserve it. Like, girl's just trying to do her best and she's just being literally harassed.


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[Assistant] So we'll see, uhm, along with that, I like the, uh,


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[Assistant] Different parenting styles we have going with Gabriel and Natalie I think is very interesting. That, you know, Gabriel is trying to be so controlling and


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[Assistant] And is only now confirming the centi- really confirming the centi-monster theory of Adrian.


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[Assistant] And then I would assume Felix is then as well. But it's also confirming to me that Kagami is also a Cindy monster. And it seems like...


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[Assistant] Gabriel helped Ms. Tsurugi have the perfect daughter and basically kinda designed


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[Assistant] Her to be like with Adrian, like they were meant to be together because they were like both


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[Assistant] Designed off each other essentially to be the like yin and yang.


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[Assistant] Or at least compliment each other? I guess I'm not entirely sure. So, really weird. Definitely interesting. I hope we learn more about that, cause...


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[Assistant] I guess I didn't exactly think that Kagami was ascending monster, but after this episode, it's basically confirming it for me. Cause the way they talk about them, um, is like way too weird. Like, I, I don't even think if I like, okay, just hear me out. If I had like a best friend, that sounds weird.


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[Assistant] If my best friend was pregnant, and then I also got pregnant, and we both had kids at the same time, and, irregardless of their gender, it doesn't matter, but we're like, oh my god, our kids are gonna grow up, they're literally gonna be together 24-7,


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[Assistant] They're- they're gonna be designed to be together. Like, they were designed this way. They were designed perfectly to match one another, blah blah blah.


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[Assistant] That's something like you made this thing and created it with the intent of being together, you know? The way they phrased it. So, that's my thought. We'll see. I...


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[Assistant] I don't know if the French dub is doing it, but again, the English dub like.


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[Assistant] They had an implied swear. Last time they said AT double hockey stick of hell. Which was crazy, that was the Luka episode.


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[Assistant] But this one they, like, again, like, it was, I think it was Nathaniel, who was like, you guys just need a little kick in the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa


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[Assistant] Bro, like I know technically general programming, like,


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[Assistant] Can get away with one, I believe. They can say ass like once or like in a context, a weird context you're allowed to. But like, still just implying it is crazy. Like, what's the point? Just like, just a little kick in the butt. That's all you have to say. Like, I don't, I don't get the reasoning to be like, ass, so weird.


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[Assistant] I don't know, it was odd, but I'm not complaining. I don't care if they're trying to make the show just a tiny bit more mature. Cause the way it's been going this season, it is not like...


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[Assistant] Chill time, like it wasn't like season one or two. Like you cannot, like the story is so story driven now that like you have to see the episodes before. Like...


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[Assistant] Kagami is been building. Luka's gone.


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[Assistant] Marinette and Adrian's relationship has been building. We have the resistance. You have to know the Miraculous are gone and smushed into these rings. There's a lot in this season, so...


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[Assistant] It's, it's been interesting and I'm really enjoying it, so it's, it's fun. I'm really glad that we are, we're caught up with Disney and watching it. Uh, it's been, it's been a good time, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, if you like these videos, please make sure to go down and hit that like button. That way I know you guys are enjoying it. It also really just helps out my videos as well. And, uh, I will see you all next Tuesday!


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[Assistant] Remember, don't eat spicy and other foods that can irritate it. If you have a toothache have some ice cream. We'll remove the stitches in three days. Okay, thanks doctor.


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[Assistant] Dad, why are you unwell? Why don't we go to the hospital instead?


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[Assistant] Not sure, sometimes four to five hours, even six.


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[Assistant] I'm okay, dad. Take them with you. I'll go home for dinner tomorrow.


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[Assistant] A few years ago, mom had to stay in bed for each meal. If you said that to her, she would probably hit your head with a crutch.


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[Assistant] She can walk now, but not gracefully. She has muscle atrophy. It hurts in rainy days. She can take care of herself, however she can't stand for a long time.


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[Assistant] In the beginning, my mom was like a plant that's planted deep in the pot. And I couldn't imagine how would that plant walk out of the pot.


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[Assistant] Neither do we. But expect to believe


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[Assistant] Her diet was mostly liquid food. Easy to digest.


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[Assistant] The most awkward and the most embarrassing thing for her when she was paralyzed was when she suffered incontinence. Little Orange called the nurse, hurry.


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[Assistant] But there's a beast in every person's heart. If you're not careful, the beast breaks free from our heart and hurts us, including others.


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[Assistant] See the flowers, the white flowers? Darla brought them. For Taylor. And not for me.


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[Assistant] Turn them on. They come again always. But no knight in shining armor.


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[Assistant] It's getting late! Time to start winding down for the night!


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[Assistant] Would you like some milk in your bottle now?


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[Assistant] And to have a cuddle on the couch.


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[Assistant] You found me, and I see you. Peek-a-boo!


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[Assistant] Darling, darling, daddy is here. I'll help you up and wipe your tears.


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[Assistant] Silly daddy what have I done? I got a paper cut on my thumb.


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[Assistant] Hello everyone, my name is Zambor and today we are here watching the official trailer for the Miraculous World Paris Special TV episode!


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[Assistant] It's technically a movie, but it's an episode. Uhm, this has gone by a few different names. It's been like miraculous into the reverse.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's also just called Miraculous Paris. It's also called Miraculous Paris, Tales of Shady, Bug, and Cla Noir, which...


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[Assistant] It's interesting because a lot of shows, movies have been trying to go into this multiverse thing. And while they do get a little bit annoying, I am kind of excited to see this one because the concept sounds interesting. So the official synopsis says come out for it.


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[Assistant] Miraculous holders from another world appear in Paris. They come from a parallel universe where everything is reversed. The holders of Ladybug and Black Cat Miraculous


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[Assistant] Shadybug and Kalanuar are the bad guys and the holder of the Butterfly Miraculous


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[Assistant] Hesperia is a superhero. Ladybug and Cat Noir want to help Hesperia counter the attacks of their evil devils and prevent them from seizing the Butterfly Miraculous. Can our heroes help Hesperia make Shadybug and Cloud Noir better people? So it's... It's one of those ones where we're just...


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[Assistant] Doing mischief and trying to help and it's all timey wimey goofiness, but I'm kind of here for it I'm excited. So there is an English trailer that we are going to watch. Um, so let's get started


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[Assistant] Interesting, so that was, uh, her.


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[Assistant] Uhm, oh my god, that's so crazy though. So, it looks like though that the Alia from the other dimension is maybe helping? Chittybug? But,


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[Assistant] So I'm thinking this was not truly consensual, and we're gonna have to help.


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[Assistant] Oh, girl, number one, love the choker. Feeling it, feeling it. Uhm, your hair though!


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[Assistant] Oh, and like, they have so much technology in this other, like, world that they're in, which is interesting. I know we have, uhm,


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[Assistant] I shouldn't say we. Sorry, I have a bad habit of saying that. I know in our current Miraculous World timeline situation, they have like the smart devices, like a smartwatch basically, but it's the ring, the Alliance rings.


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[Assistant] So like we have the technology, but this is like sci-fi-esque like technology we see in the background.


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[Assistant] So I'm curious to learn more about their world, and potentially we might even go to their world. And I also wonder, so,


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[Assistant] Since the miraculous are kind of being used oppositely here,


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[Assistant] It'll be interesting because we're so used to seeing people, you know, with the butterflies get akumatized and become bad.


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[Assistant] But I think here it'll be the opposite, which is really cool. We actually use them to power up individuals.


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[Assistant] Which is so exciting to me. I love that idea of like, it's basically just like a communicator. Like, cause uhm.


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[Assistant] Was able to like, talk to the people he was akumatizing and have that communication, that telolinkage. So it'll be very interesting seeing Gabriel in the other world having


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[Assistant] Cause I'm assuming he still has the butterfly miraculous?


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[Assistant] And that Alia, as far as I could tell, has the peacock. Maybe she does know the peacock.


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[Assistant] Maybe she's only being akumatized and having powers.


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[Assistant] Did it say I'm the synopsis? We need to go look at the synopsis. Uhm.


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[Assistant] The- oh no, okay. The Butterfly Miraculous is- okay, Alia has the butterfly. Okay.


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[Assistant] Okay, whoop, going back. Okay, so Alia has the butterfly, but we see her getting...


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[Assistant] Akumatized here. So maybe that's how Shadybug got her to open up like a portal or something?


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[Assistant] Multiverse stuff, I think it's starting to get a little bit overdone. But yea, I do eat it up and I still enjoy it every time. Cause I love the idea of like, the what if.


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[Assistant] So, this all seems fun. I'm very excited for this. Uh, apparently it's coming out in fall. I don't know if it'll also come out in fall for English dub, which I do intend to stick with the English dub, because I really enjoy it, unless for some reason the English dub ends up like...


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[Assistant] In season 6, it's like episodes, episodes, episodes behind, but I'm hoping that maybe they might try to sync up?


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[Assistant] We have this and then the, uh, plastic special episode.


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[Assistant] And then of course the English dub movie coming out on Netflix as well. So there's a lot to look forward to for Miraculous this year. And then of course I am still finishing off season 5 of Miraculous right now. Uh, the English dub is starting to air on Disney as we are starting to finish up with it. So we have


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[Assistant] We have a bit of Miraculous left and then we'll have a little break and then we end up, uh, voting on a new series to replace Miraculous until it comes back. So, all very exciting. So, thank you guys so much for watching this with me. I really do appreciate it. And let me know your guys' thoughts about what you think might happen in this TV special. So,


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[Assistant] We're in a monthly No Jumper Showcase series. Tonight it's Young Nudie and Promethazine. This is our line. We're pulling up right now. I got the whole squad with me. We got the Dreadlocks, we got the Deadlokes, we got Purple, Krunex, all that.


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[Assistant] In a special three-part series, the epic story of our failure to tackle climate change.


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[Assistant] Now, in the third and final part, big oil pivots to a new energy source.


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[Assistant] During the early years of the Obama administration, despite widespread concern about climate change,


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[Assistant] The fossil fuel industry was experiencing an historic boom.


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[Assistant] With tens of thousands of new wells across the United States.


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[Assistant] It was driven in large part by a new technology for extracting oil and natural gas.


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[Assistant] It would be a turning point for the fossil fuel industry and the fight against climate change.


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[Assistant] Ingraphia was part of a team of U.S. government engineers tasked to solve the problem.


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[Assistant] America was becoming increasingly dependent on imported oil and gas from unreliable sources after its own reserves declined.


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[Assistant] Engraphia's team began devising new ways to extract large deposits of oil and gas trapped in shale rock formations across America. They called it fluid-driven fracture, now known as fracking.


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[Assistant] It would take decades before fracking technology was perfected. The process was complicated and expensive, and the urgency eventually abated. That changed when Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005.


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[Assistant] The storm was part of an emerging trend of extreme weather events. It devastated the Gulf Coast and damaged oil and gas production.


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[Assistant] Over the next several years, investors would begin pumping billions of dollars into companies with fracking operations.


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[Assistant] Russell Gold covered the boom for the Wall Street Journal and worked with us on this film.


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[Assistant] No one would be more responsible for driving the fracking boom than Aubrey McClendon, CEO of Chesapeake Energy.


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[Assistant] With a growing awareness about fossil fuels' effect on the climate,


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[Assistant] MacLendon believed that natural gas, which releases less CO2 than oil or coal when burned, could be marketed as part of the solution.


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[Assistant] At the time, most of the country's power was generated by coal.


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[Assistant] McClendon saw an opportunity to position natural gas as a clean alternative.


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[Assistant] With the Sierra Club behind him, McClendon had laid out a powerful marketing strategy for natural gas.


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[Assistant] A strategy that would be embraced by ExxonMobil.


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[Assistant] ExxonMobil purchased fracking company XTO for $41 billion.


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[Assistant] Overnight, it had become America's largest natural gas producer.


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[Assistant] Some engineers were concerned about the sudden move into fracking.


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[Assistant] Darlong Chang had joined ExxonMobil after getting his PhD in mechanical engineering.


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[Assistant] He worked on conventional natural gas projects abroad.


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[Assistant] Before becoming part of the company's fracking push in the U.S.


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[Assistant] But Chang knew that the methane in natural gas had the potential to do significant damage if allowed to leak into the atmosphere.


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[Assistant] Chang worried that the thousands of new, lightly regulated fracking operations in the U.S. could be leaking massive amounts of methane and turbocharge the climate crisis.


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[Assistant] At the time, ExxonMobil and others in the industry said they were working to reduce methane emissions which were already within limits set by the EPA.


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[Assistant] But on the ground, some in the environmental community were witnessing widespread leaks.


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[Assistant] Sharon Wilson worked at an environmental watchdog group in Texas documenting methane emissions.


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[Assistant] Gathering evidence of methane leaks at fracking sites, including ExxonMobil wells.


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[Assistant] In a statement, it said it has been an industry leader in the effort to reduce methane emissions and has been advancing technology to detect leaks.


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[Assistant] As Sharon Wilson was sounding the alarm, a growing number of scientists were waking up to the dangers of methane.


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[Assistant] Including the man who'd helped pioneer the process of fracking.


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[Assistant] By now, Tony Ingraffio was a civil engineering professor at Cornell University and had spent years advising oil and gas companies. In 2011,


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[Assistant] He and colleagues published a critical report on the climate impact of fracking.


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[Assistant] The criticism came from many sides, including the National Academy of Sciences and the leading industry group, America's Natural Gas Alliance.


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[Assistant] They claimed the report had overestimated the level of methane leaks.


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[Assistant] And overstated methane's impact as a greenhouse gas.


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[Assistant] Criticism of the Cornell Report also came from another academic institution.


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[Assistant] MIT's influential energy initiative.


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[Assistant] Which had just published its own report promoting natural gas as a bridge to get away from burning coal and a way to reduce CO2 emissions.


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[Assistant] Ernest Moniz led MIT's future of natural gas study.


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[Assistant] Which said the Cornell work was based on unsubstantiated estimates. Moniz would not talk about it in our interview, nor would he answer questions about the funding for the study, other than to say it was transparent.


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[Assistant] The MIT Report's major sponsor was Aubrey McClendon's American Clean Skies Foundation.


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[Assistant] Denise Bodie was on the advisory committee for the MIT study.


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[Assistant] Bolstered by the MIT study, the industry narrative on natural gas would take hold in Washington.


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[Assistant] It became part of President Obama's 2012 State of the Union address.


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[Assistant] Where he unveiled his ambitious new energy policy.


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[Assistant] But he also doubled down on oil and natural gas.


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[Assistant] The U.S. had become the largest producer of natural gas in the world, helping spark a decline in CO2 emissions.


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[Assistant] Even as studies were piling up showing a dangerous rise in methane emissions.


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[Assistant] Heather Zeichler would go on to advise the natural gas industry, then lobby for renewables.


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[Assistant] Ernest Moniz says they've also learned a lot since their early research.


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[Assistant] Moniz would become Energy Secretary in Barack Obama's second term, where he helped advocate for the natural gas boom. But by then,


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[Assistant] Natural gas had lost its support from the Sierra Club and Karl Pope.


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[Assistant] Who had allowed the group to take millions of dollars from Chesapeake Energy.


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[Assistant] Obama would begin a major climate push that would lead to the historic Paris Agreement in 2015.


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[Assistant] Under the binding international treaty, countries pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions.


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[Assistant] Back at home, the Obama administration was already taking steps to meet the treaty's obligations.


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[Assistant] Proposing new climate regulations, including limits on methane gas emissions.


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[Assistant] He was pursuing a major plan to move away from fossil fuels like coal and promote renewables like wind and solar. It was called the Clean Power Plan.


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[Assistant] ExxonMobil and others in the fossil fuel industry had publicly come out in support of the Paris Agreement. But almost immediately,


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[Assistant] Obama's new climate agenda came under attack from Republicans around the country.


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[Assistant] Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt rallied a coalition of like-minded Republican AGs.


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[Assistant] The coalition was backed by coal, oil, and natural gas companies, and their allies, including ExxonMobil and Coke Industries.


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[Assistant] The Attorneys General sued the administration, claiming the federal government was overstepping its authority and infringing on states' rights.


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[Assistant] They argued that methane emissions from oil and gas had actually been going down in the U.S., even though numerous studies showed them rising.


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[Assistant] The industry was also going after another key part of Obama's agenda.


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[Assistant] Patrick Woodson had been building wind farms across the U.S. for years with bipartisan support.


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[Assistant] against less expensive fossil fuels like natural gas. It would cause a long-lasting backlash.


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[Assistant] Charles Koch has said he was not trying to prevent clean energy from succeeding.


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[Assistant] And he was all for any kind of energy business that could succeed in the marketplace.


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[Assistant] ExxonMobil did not respond to questions about its support for the Republican AGs that opposed the Clean Power Plan.


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[Assistant] But said it backs a variety of organizations that promote sound public policy.


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[Assistant] Obama's Clean Power Plan would get stalled in the legal fight with the Attorney General.


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[Assistant] And his presidency would end with his climate agenda in peril.


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[Assistant] Two months after he became president, Donald Trump joined Scott Pruitt, his pick to head the EPA, to kill President Obama's Clean Power Plan.


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[Assistant] Is administration delayed or repealed more than two dozen environmental rules and regulations, including those on methane emissions?


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[Assistant] Pressure on the industry eased off even more when President Trump pulled out of the Paris agreement.


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[Assistant] The industry's success would continue into a new presidential administration.


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[Assistant] Despite growing pressures to move away from fossil fuels.


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[Assistant] Across the country, Attorneys General, this time Democrats, have been filing lawsuits against Exxon Mobil and other companies.


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[Assistant] ExxonMobil has fought back, claiming the litigation is politically motivated and without merit.


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[Assistant] But the pressure is continuing in the courts and now in Congress.


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[Assistant] Top oil executives were questioned under oath about the industry's long history of casting doubt on fossil fuel driven climate change.


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[Assistant] Woods touted ExxonMobil's investment in technology to reduce CO2 emissions.


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[Assistant] Just as the industry did with natural gas years before, they're promoting it as a climate solution.


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[Assistant] Charles Harvey is an expert on carbon storage and was a scientific advisor to a carbon storage company.


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[Assistant] He calls the industry's current carbon capture push a false solution.


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[Assistant] Because it is diverting needed investment away from renewable energy sources.


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[Assistant] The warnings about climate change are at their most intense ever.


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[Assistant] But the industry is now raising its own intense warnings about the perils of moving away from fossil


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[Assistant] Sharif Suki is one of the titans of the natural gas export business in the U.S.


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[Assistant] His company, along with Exxon Mobil and others, are embarking on massive natural gas expansion projects.


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[Assistant] And unpredictable world events, like the war in Ukraine, make it even harder.


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[Assistant] President Biden outlined his response to the new energy crisis.


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[Assistant] At the same time the president is pursuing a climate agenda more aggressive than any of his predecessors.


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[Assistant] Pushing the U.S. to cut greenhouse gas emissions to as close to zero as possible by 2050. A goal known as Net Zero.


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[Assistant] We didn't take the alternative path.


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[Assistant] And we've exacerbated the climate change problem for 10 years when we could have been diminishing it.


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[Assistant] I certainly didn't grow up questioning fossil fuels.


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[Assistant] We didn't realize that at the time, uh, fossil fuels were driving what we call Western civilization. And still today, I value what fossil fuels have done for the world.


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[Assistant] US oil and natural gas production had just fallen off right off the end of the table, uh, since the oil embargo.


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[Assistant] And most people in the industry, the vast majority of the people in the industry said it couldn't be done.


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[Assistant] Even in this small piece of Marcella shale, there is stored methane.


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[Assistant] Which becomes natural gas when it's produced and if one were to estimate the total amount of methane.


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[Assistant] Thousands of square miles under all these states. It's many, many trillions of cubic feet of natural gas.


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[Assistant] I became very much more concerned about climate change when I realized what shale gas and oil was going to unleash.


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[Assistant] That's when I started feeling contradictory regret and pride.


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[Assistant] Pride that we had done good engineering work to help somebody eventually figure out how to do it. Regret that we had helped somebody figure out how to do it.


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[Assistant] By going to shale, we're gonna prolong the fossil fuel industry.


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[Assistant] What Bob Howarth and I locked onto was this very crucial point, which is it's not just CO2 that's driving climate change. It's also methane.


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[Assistant] I had never been a co-author of a paper that created a political firestorm.


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[Assistant] And then with Hurricane Katrina, prices have doubled yet again.


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[Assistant] We continue to maintain a position that has evolved with science and is today consistent with the science.


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[Assistant] My objective while at Cato was to demonstrate to smart, engaged people that the case against climate action was far stronger than they realized.


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[Assistant] And I honestly and in good faith felt.


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[Assistant] That the arguments against climate action were far, far stronger. And so that was my job and I did it well.


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[Assistant] For most people, if things are very uncertain, they are not going to commit a lot of resources to address them until that uncertainty clears up.


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[Assistant] That as I debated smart people, uh, on the other side, using state of the art information that was being generated in real time, uh, in the academic literature, that my job became increasingly difficult. The arguments weren't holding up.


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[Assistant] That began my move away from climate skepticism. Because as the 2000s play out, the arguments for action on the scientific front become stronger and stronger and stronger.


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[Assistant] There is a substantial difference of view in the scientific community as to what exactly is going on. I could assert to you that I don't think this is happening.


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[Assistant] No I really don't disagree with that. The climate has changed every year for millions of years. If we weren't here, the climate would change.


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[Assistant] There have been times in the Earth's history where there has been no ice on the Earth. No ice on the Earth. Man didn't have anything to do with it.


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[Assistant] What's that about? What, I'm not part of the group now?


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[Assistant] You're always saying that, big brother.


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[Assistant] I mean sure, you're strong, but come on! My brother is still way stronger than you!


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[Assistant] My brother has the Sharingan too, so my brother won't lose to you, Shisui. Isn't that right, big brother?


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[Assistant] It's all about an anti-fossil fuel strategy to shut down coal generation and fossil fuel generation and the generation of electricity. And you should be very concerned about that.


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[Assistant] It's bizarre. Yeah. I think I just don't like being alone.


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[Assistant] Is it hard for you to be alone? Not really. Like a night alone.


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[Assistant] It's like last night, I took a bath, watched a movie. What'd you watch? Breakfast at Tiffany's. Oh, that's always a good one. That in Greece.


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[Assistant] Are like the movies I've seen, like I know every single word to Greece.


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[Assistant] Everything she'll mention and she'll be like, if this person's on your property, like, she just, she knows all these laws now. Right. It's so... God, annoying.


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[Assistant] Push is, as of now, a blog. So it's everything lifestyle that, uhm, me and my team are into, like, health and wellness and interiors and...


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[Assistant] You know, mom things different. We've been doing some videos. I have a co-parenting video that I just did with Scott that's coming out on


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[Assistant] Uhm, which you can see on the site, but our first, so we don't sell anything on the site as of now, but on May 1st, we're having our first collab, which we did with Vital Proteins, which is this, which is, uhm,


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[Assistant] So it's Vital Proteins and Poosh. This is our collagen vibes. This is something that I take every single morning that I've been taking for years, but we created our own. Uhm, and then this one is Pink Moon Milk, which you take at nighttime and it has things in it, uhm,


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[Assistant] But it's starting May 1st, we'll be selling. So this is our first collab and then we'll be doing other collabs. Great idea. Yeah, thank you.


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[Assistant] But then our son, the eldest of our five kids, had just turned 18. So he was voting for the first time. And he came to me and he said, Dad, I'll vote for you. But you're gonna clean up your act on the environment.


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[Assistant] So that was step one of metamorphosis for me. Step two was going to Antarctica, the science committee.


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[Assistant] My most enduring heresy against the orthodoxy at the time was just saying climate change is real and let's do something about it.


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[Assistant] Well, a very memorable occasion was a big tent meeting. All of my primary opponents were there.


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[Assistant] And his question for me was, is climate change human caused and do you support a carbon tax? And so I said yes and yes.


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[Assistant] And then it goes to the guy that we were concerned about, cause he's a very capable fella.


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[Assistant] It won't win you a Profiling Courage, but uh, you know, a good answer, uh, politically.


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[Assistant] You know, it's quite a spectacular face plan to get just 29% of the vote after 12 years in Congress.


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[Assistant] And it became a lesson to others, you know, that you toe the line.


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[Assistant] One of our nation's largest private companies is proudly built on American values and skill. Coke Industries started in the heartland.


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[Assistant] I can announce the United States has worked with 30 other countries to release 60 million barrels of oil from reserves around the world. America will lead that effort.


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[Assistant] Funding for Frontline is provided by the Park Foundation, committed to raising public awareness.


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[Assistant] Frontline is made possible by contributions to your PBS station from viewers like you. Thank you.


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[Assistant] Here is the result of the vote unanimously elected, Lila and Chloe. Wow.


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[Assistant] Of course not. There's no one there, Mom. Okay, just send me the password. Mom, go home. I'll give it to you another day.


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[Assistant] What's the matter, mom? My household register is at the office.


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[Assistant] I don't want to be a civil servant.


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[Assistant] Would you like to know why my score was 60 points below the practice test in the first place? Because I didn't answer some questions on purpose.


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[Assistant] Because I knew you'd ask me to apply to that university if I got its minimum enrollment score. So I chose the stupidest way possible.


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[Assistant] Okay, well that's unfair. Every miraculous could be used for evil.


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[Assistant] Oh, a little odd, but not complaining.


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[Assistant] Okay, my first knit pick that we have going on here, I wish


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[Assistant] That when they're showing Gabriel doing his fashion stuff, I wish they would have had Emily's voice kind of be like, darling, something like that to like call to him.


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[Assistant] I wish we could have had that instead of like, having this cut, to then cut to him being like, oh, I wish he could have worn this dress. With like no indication, I would have liked it to be like, oh, like his wife is calling him, he's going to his wife and it's like,


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[Assistant] Oh, his wife is dead, instead of being like, do this, put the hand up, meh meh meh meh meh, and then he just like, walks away. You know? And then we cut.


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[Assistant] And then come back to him and he's like, oh, my wife, my fashion, br-br-br-br-br. You know?


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[Assistant] Throne at us a little bit too heavy handed. Though I have to admit immediately, really love that they're pushing like, Gabriel fashion a bit more. Cause I feel like that aspect has gotten really lost in the show itself. Nor was it ever very like,


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[Assistant] Relevant. I feel like it's only come up like a handful of times.


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[Assistant] Okay, I actually really like how Foo Mar- Marinette met here.


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[Assistant] Oh babies. Why must you always meet this way?


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[Assistant] I don't like that Bryce is in both of my ears right now, it's creepy.


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[Assistant] Oh sweetie, you are.


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[Assistant] Anastasia, like, in the talk of the night. Like, it's got those vibes, and I love that. Love, love, love, love. Love it. So, stinking good.


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[Assistant] Not Christina V. Like it sounded very weird and different and then like even like Cat Noir's lying there.


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[Assistant] It didn't sound like Bryce. So I don't really know what happened. Like it's a few places, like Chloe's voice actors as well. There's a few times where like it doesn't sound like Chloe. We get this like, I don't know, more like


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[Assistant] Regal ass sounding girl? And then we start getting into the like...


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[Assistant] Lou is the one singing for Marinette, not Christina V, which is a little bit of a disappointment, but I really do like Lou's vocals, so I'm not gonna complain about that at all. But I thought it'd be more jarring, but honestly I feel like they did a really good job of transitioning that in as well. Just since we're speaking about voiceover work, I wanted to say that.


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[Assistant] I just realized there as well, we have not seen Adrian and Chloe have like any interactions. Chloe mentioned Adrian, but we have not seen them at all together.


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[Assistant] Oh, her hair is pink actually.


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[Assistant] I'm so sorry, I don't need to scream every time we see Luca. It's just a reaction. I can't stop it.


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[Assistant] Oooooh, don't put that on her.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna say something and I'm so sorry, but every time we have like a romantic song that starts getting sung and it's like, I was singing this for you, baby. Like one of those lines. All I think of is the like star kid, like twisted musical where it's like.


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[Assistant] A song is just a dick in disguise. Like that's all I think of and like I can't stop laughing now cause I just see Kat Noir and I'm like don't do it Ladybug!


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[Assistant] Gabriel looks messed up and I love it. I love seeing just like his absolute like destruction of self and like how far he has crumbled. It really helps the show just


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[Assistant] How much he's been working over this like montage of time that we saw, which seems like it's probably been like a few months of them being Ladybug and Cat Noir is my assumption there.


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[Assistant] So it's nice and it allows us to just see how, like, far this man has fallen. And then of course getting Adrian to be like, you're not my dad! Like that little sassy moment, like, oh, get him, boy, so good.


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[Assistant] Oh Marinette, so unfortunate. I guess you'll have to go walk down the


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[Assistant] So am I understanding correctly that Ladybug doesn't have her, like, Code Lyoko, like, reset powers? Where she just miraculous Ladybugs everything and it's fine? We haven't really seen her do it.


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[Assistant] Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh my gosh. Oh my gosh, she has one.


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[Assistant] Oh, but he's gonna see it's his son. Ooh, I see the drama now.


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[Assistant] Not to be a killjoy, but did she get her miraculous back or did he just gobbly gook that into his miraculous? Oh, I don't need creepy mom holding them. That was not, not necessary. I didn't like that. Okay, cool, they're back. I was getting concerned about that part.


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[Assistant] Okay, first impressions. The animation was gorgeous. Like Marinette and Adrienne, Ladybug, Cat Noir looked incredible. Alia looked really good. I still wish her hair was like a little bit curlier. It's still kind of like weird to me. I know they've adjusted her hair once already.


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[Assistant] But I don't know, it's a little un-aliyah-ese to me still, but I still think everybody in the movie looks beautiful. Like the animation is absolutely incredible. It's so just...


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[Assistant] But like, this was gorgeous. Everything was a minute, so...


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[Assistant] Miraculous. So I love, love, love, love, loved it. I love the, uh, the music kind of being implemented and everything. So gorgeous.


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[Assistant] A lot of beautiful songs that I know for myself I'm definitely gonna be listening to, like on Spotify, cause they were so fun. They were beautiful, uhm, Lou's singing a lot of them. I don't know the male, and I might be pronouncing Lou's name wrong as well, but


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[Assistant] And I don't know who the male vocalist is, but they were incredible. So talented and really just like elevated it. And I felt like, uh, the male vocal and Bryce really blended well before like those scenes where like, you know,


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[Assistant] Uh, I thought that would be more jarring just because Bryce has a very unique voice. So I thought it'd be more jarring, but it blended nicely. So I was pleasantly surprised by that fact. Uh, the overall story of the movie was


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[Assistant] Very simple. I felt like they played everything very safe and told the, you know, their bone story of Miraculous. Which is just...


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[Assistant] Two people, fall in love, save the day, stop Hawk Moth.


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[Assistant] Very nice, we didn't have to get complicated with anything. And I love the addition of the little like hint at the end of like what'll happen with Natalie.


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[Assistant] I was like, good, awesome, I always thought that was like a weird thing that we do, that she's just down there. And then she's there.


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[Assistant] I do like, though, the, uh, after credit spoiler scene of having Natalie going down there and kind of hinting that she's going to take up the mantle of this.


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[Assistant] What I'm curious about is, for a second movie, I know we still need to talk about the first movie, but I'm just kind of curious what their thought is, because as I've been told, they are now pretty sure they're going to do a second and third movie, since this one has done very well. So my question is,


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[Assistant] Will they just have, uh, Mayura be our only villain? Or will they get the miraculous back?


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[Assistant] Or Hawk Moth, and then it'll be both of them trying to help Emily come back to life?


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[Assistant] Cause like, she also does care for Emily, so I wouldn't like, it wouldn't be that weird if she just kinda took the mandel as well.


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[Assistant] I think it does kind of go against a little bit of her character because she cares about Adrian. And I feel like being like, oh, I want Adrian happy again, kind of was the plot of Gabriel's reason. So it's a little weird for Natalie just to do the same thing.


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[Assistant] But maybe it's more so she just wants Gabriel happy and we just move on to that. I don't know. So very interesting. Uhm, but going back to what we have in this movie.


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[Assistant] Uh, I thought all the background environments were so good. Obviously it's still Paris. But getting to see all these familiar faces from the show was very fun. Uhm.


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[Assistant] We had Nadia, which is always, uh, a blast.


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[Assistant] Uhm, we saw principal and teacher, obviously.


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[Assistant] Uhm, all of our classmates were there. There was one that I saw and now I'm blanking on it.


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[Assistant] We didn't see Andre. I don't remember seeing him.


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[Assistant] But mom and dad, did we ever see the mayor? I don't think you ever saw Chloe's dad. I just realized you would think the mayor would have said something. Did we never see mayor? I might be crazy.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I guess I might have to re-look at that. Cause I don't know if we ever saw him. Which is fine. Uhm. I do...


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[Assistant] Sentime monster stuff that has kinda like taken over Miraculous Ladybug now in the story.


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[Assistant] It is weird that Emily does have the peacock miraculous. So I'm starting to think that maybe we might implement sentient monster stuff in the next movie, which is a little weird, but it is possible. We'll see. Uh, it's definitely interesting. I also, um,


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[Assistant] There was damage there and then we look at the fair in the fair scene and like we did a lot of damage there and she never, you know, did her maracas ladybug. So that was very shocking to me that they kinda


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[Assistant] RIP that from her character, she can do it now at the end, but...


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[Assistant] Master Fu let her go on for like months without repairing things. We did so much damage to Paris, cost them so much money. Granted, yes, we fixed the day and saved everything, but like, that cost a lot. So, I was weirded out by that.


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[Assistant] That was odd to me that we decided to kind of rip that away and make it like a power at the end. So very odd.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I did like that Gabriel akumatized himself. I thought that was interesting. I...


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[Assistant] I'm also interested about Adrian's Cataclysm. It seems different than how we know it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and I- we're kinda focusing on the powers now, if you- I'm kinda like, scatterbraining, so I apologize, but-


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[Assistant] His cataclysm was different cause he kinda has like more electric kind of like power, power punch. And then his cataclysm's like-


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[Assistant] More like toxicity poison it seems? Where like it like oozed and like broke things which was weird.


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[Assistant] Which is kinda like, you know, my favorite part of a ladybug. Cause I like to get mad when she doesn't make a gun or a weapon. So I was a little disappointed that she didn't have her lucky charm. Though I do say I do like her yo-yo a lot more in this version. Uhm, number one, the design is just super cute.


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[Assistant] But number two, I like that it kinda helps guides her. I kinda feel like Tiki is kinda like in the yo-yo more and like helping and like leading Ladybug a bit more.


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[Assistant] I feel like the yo-yo has that sentience to help her. Granted!


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[Assistant] Uh, along with that, Ladybug's outfit was still pretty identical. I think the only major difference is kinda how the yo-yo was attached.


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[Assistant] Which, again, totally fine. It helped break up the outfit a little bit more too, so not complaining.


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[Assistant] I think the only character that has like a really big difference in their outfit though is Cat Noir.


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[Assistant] I don't know. I love glitter, so I think it was more so that problem. I don't think it would, like, bother as many people, but for me, I constantly was like, ooh, it's sparkling in the light. Like, ooh, look at the sparkle there. And like, I wasn't looking at, like, his eyeballs. I kept looking at, like, the sparkles, like, on his face. I was, like, heavily distracted by that. Uhm, did I like it? Yes. Do I kinda wish that it wasn't there? Yeah. I just felt like the sparkles were, like, a lot.


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[Assistant] Ladybugs is kind of that patch patchy work, uh, pattern. I shouldn't say patchwork, but, uh, what are they? They're not circles. Octagons? I think they're like octagons, pentagons, kind of on her mask. So I don't know. I felt like it was weird. It just cut, the sparkles were like too much for me. So I don't know. Um, and then of course we need to talk about chemistry.


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[Assistant] So, Alia Marinette meet very quickly. Incidentally, Alia is just her friend. We do not spend much time on this fact. Do I need us to spend a lot of time on that fact? No.


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[Assistant] I didn't need it. You know, like they're friends. They can just be friends for a firmest lease and they're like, you're a catastrophe and I'm sticking on you. Like, whatever. It's odd, but sure.


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[Assistant] Oh, I have a crush on a boy and he reached his hand out to me like, ooh. Like, it was just like, I suddenly have this crush. And that's totally fine. We're in the show.


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[Assistant] Their meeting is a little less than stellar, she thinks that he's trying to pick on her, and then he apologizes and they have the cute umbrella scene, which...


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[Assistant] Yeaah, did we need the umbrella scene? Nooo. I'm a little disappointed because I feel like the umbrella scene is just so iconic.


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[Assistant] To Adriana Marinette, that I am a little bit sad that it's not in the canon of this movie.


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[Assistant] So, it's fine, it's fine.


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[Assistant] And then of course, we didn't have a lot of any of our, uhm, like,


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[Assistant] Opposite pairings much? There wasn't any of the like, you know.


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[Assistant] Adrian and Marinette, or the Marinette Cat Noir falling into it, which is nice. I'm glad we didn't have to deal with that catastrophe.


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[Assistant] Like it just starts getting way too complicated and so extra ships are just not necessary when it's the same two people involved no matter what. So I'm glad it was just...


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[Assistant] The very basic premise of Marinette loves Adrien and Noir loves Ladybug.


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[Assistant] Simple. Don't need the rest of it getting all confused in there. I do have to say though, I


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[Assistant] Really did like the chemistry between Pat Noir and Ladybug in this version.


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[Assistant] I felt like it was really nice. It was just this like teamwork, falling in love and then seeing them get to hang out with each other and like doing this little point, but like, ooh, you gotta hit harder and like, ooh, ooh, ooh.


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[Assistant] Against the wall, like, oh! That literally stole my breath away. So cute. So, so, so, so, so, so cute. Like, ugh.


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[Assistant] My heart was just like, oh my god, girl. And the second she was like-


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[Assistant] I loved it. I love love love love love love love their chemistry and their song was adorable as well. I, I don't know. Something about it was just so much better. I think it's because of the fact that they


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[Assistant] That man, you know, it was kind of like a, like a little flirty man where she's like, ugh, like I can't stand to be around you, but like keep being around me. Anyway, it was nice. I liked it. And of course, as we saw in some of the montages as well,


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[Assistant] Marinette does spend more time with Adrian, like actually hanging out with Adrian, so her crush on Adrian is justified and her turning down Cat Noir does make a lot of sense because we see in the montages that she's still flirting with Adrian. Where in the show I feel like her, like,


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[Assistant] Crush on Adrienne isn't justified a lot of the time because she's not spending time with him. And I do feel like in the show we do, you know.


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[Assistant] In season 5 and maybe a bit of 4, we do talk about that fact that Marinette's like, I don't even know Adrian because I can't even talk to him, like I don't spend time with him.


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[Assistant] So I, I appreciate that and I appreciate that in this movie we at least get to see, you know, them hang out. I don't know if we should count the libraries hanging out.


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[Assistant] Maybe we won't, but we get to see them at the fair and then we get to see them at the movies, we get to see them having like a little picnic and stuff, so.


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[Assistant] She does have a reason to have a crush on him. And like, you know.


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[Assistant] Actually like him and feel like she knows him?


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[Assistant] Where, as well, Cat Noir is also very justified because he just thinks she's amazing and, you know, beautiful.


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[Assistant] I think the only relationship I wish that we could have hashed out a little bit more was Gabriel's and Adrian's. I felt like it was a little bit forced.


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[Assistant] I know that we had the one line of like, oh, like,


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[Assistant] I'm not having dinner with my son and Adrian's like, I know the drill.


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[Assistant] I wish we could have just had like one more scene of like


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[Assistant] Like Gabriel noticing that his son is not around as much because he's being catnoir. I wish we could have had that.


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[Assistant] Where like after they saved the day or something, Gabriel like is tired and he's like,


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[Assistant] Oh, like, Natalie comes in and she's like, time to eat with your son, and he's like,


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[Assistant] I should, I should eat with my son, and he's not there, and he has to be like, ohhhhh nooooo.


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[Assistant] Gabriel does care care about his son before the big like


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[Assistant] Blow up scene of like Adrienne being like, I lost my dad a long time ago. Like, I wish we had one more scene before that.


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[Assistant] A little bit nitpicky on my part. Overall, like, the points still got across. I understood what was happening. I just feel like for the flow of the movie and not to feel like everything was going so quickly, that scene would've really helped.


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[Assistant] I wish we could've had some of the other students kinda speak up a little bit more. I felt like they kinda all got a little bit pushed to the side.


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[Assistant] I do like that Sabrina got time though. I do appreciate that and she seemed to like not be like, you know.


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[Assistant] Completely under Chloe's thumb, which was nice.


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[Assistant] Marinette in her little ladybug dress. So, so pretty. Like, I can't, it's just enough. It was gorgeous. Like, ugh.


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[Assistant] I would love, I know they have the doll version of the dress, I would love to see like a real version of the dress. If anybody knows, anybody who's made that cosplay, I want to see it, cause it looks beautiful. So.


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[Assistant] About in the future movies since Marinette and Adrienne now know each other's identity. So I feel like that kind of puts them at risk. It seems like they're kind of dating now, so we'll see how, uh, that goes. Be interesting.


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[Assistant] Yeah, overall, movie was gorgeous, music was incredible, I hope-


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[Assistant] I hope that we keep them musicals. I, cause apparently there's a second and third movie that they are now


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[Assistant] Uh, going to put into production is my thought. Tell me if that was just a rumor or not down below.


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[Assistant] I keep going down this route of having like, a different canon in the story. It's just fun, so.


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[Assistant] Overall, I had a great time watching this movie. I hope you guys did as well. Uhm, I love Miraculous. I think it's very fun. It's so great to get to watch it with you guys. I think the characters are just...


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[Assistant] Very good role models and I love that we have a show that like can so easily just be watched by anybody because we have some more darker tones that can come in.


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[Assistant] But yet we still have this humorous kid moments like plague farting and like eating stinky cheese. Like those moments are there for like the kiddos.


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[Assistant] Overall, just a really good movie. Uh, very cute, fun, and I'm gonna be listening to the music like non-stop, so.


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[Assistant] Thank you guys so much for watching this with me. I really do appreciate it. Please make sure if you like this to like and share and subscribe. All that fun just and comment down below. What was your favorite song in the movie? I'm very curious.


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[Assistant] You know, that's the problem is that when you're 16, you have all the marketability and the youth and the energy, et cetera, but you don't know anything.


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[Assistant] Right, because have you always been this sort of obsessed creative? Like when I'm reading about all the stuff that you're into, it feels like you're this like fountain of creative energy that's just going in a million different directions. Has that always kind of been the case?


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[Assistant] And you were, you were born in London or in Ghana? This area, this one. Okay.


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[Assistant] What kind of upbringing did they have you with? Like, were they understanding about you having these crazy creative impulses?


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[Assistant] How'd you get into that scene? Cause I've been to a lot of poetry recitals and shit in, in LA and it's definitely like its own, its own world.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but that's the crazy thing about it is that when you think about poetry, the reason why it's a hard sell to a youth is that it has a lot of the same characteristics of hip-hop. If you were into one, you might be into the other, but then poetry just has much less.


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[Assistant] Smaller scale, but at the same time, it's more accommodating to, you know, the values of it are less in the sense of that in rap, it's kind of like, well, if you're not doing numbers and making money, then you're, you're supposed to be irrelevant. You're supposed to not really be all that important. Whereas in poetry, you know, it's more judged on the work rather than rap. It's like judged on the results.


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[Assistant] So how do you make that transition over to doing the music thing in your particular case? Like when I was looking at your shit online, what really stood out to me is just that you've got videos that are clearly like


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[Assistant] So you do everything with the videos, like you're actually like scripting out like what the different scenes are gonna be and stuff? Yeah.


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[Assistant] But that's kind of the process that you have to figure out as a creator at some point is how to take some of the duties and put them in other people's hands or you're never gonna get anything done.


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[Assistant] That's what's up. So, but you have a lot of different shit going on besides just the music. Can you try to like, summarize everything that's going on in your universe?


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[Assistant] Is menswear the stuff that you were mainly interested in when you were in, uh, fashion school?


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[Assistant] I never really thought about it like that but there is such a weird military element in a lot of this shit that's trendy right now in the sense of everybody wearing the fake bulletproof vest with the pouches everywhere and shit and even like more in like a year or two ago


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[Assistant] It's crazy to think that the challenge in fashion for many, many years was just to be able to figure out how to make stuff. Now the information pipeline is so much smoother that it's like if you want to make stuff, if you want to make a t-shirt.


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[Assistant] It's really no excuse for you to not be able to figure out how to make a t-shirt. And then the challenge becomes how do you make something that could stand out versus all the 5 million other brands that are making t-shirts and the fact that everybody's being overloaded with information at all times and things become uncool so fast. So quickly. Yeah.


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[Assistant] There's this guy who was selling these necklaces that I saw in America at this festival we went to and they look like real jewelry but then it's like the pieces are made out of clear plastic.


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[Assistant] So it looks kinda cool and stuff, and I was looking at it, and as soon as I, and, you know, I was listening to some of my friends talk about it as like, they were saying, oh, he needs to make it more limited, he should only give it out to like, X amount of people and stuff, and I started to think like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, so do you see your music as being like a direct reflection of your interest in fashion? Like how do those two overlap and work together?


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[Assistant] Do you, uhm, but how do you feel like your music fits into the overall, like, world of UK rap? Because it's clearly, like, more political, more conceptual, more, you know, artistic than a lot of the people that I've been talking to and stuff. How do you feel like you've been received and how is it viewed by your peers?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I found it interesting watching your videos and stuff because, you know,


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[Assistant] I'm so used to hearing about the struggle of black people in America. In England, it's a very different struggle, but I also feel like it might be perceived differently by the audience because the audience for hip hop out here might even be more white than an American audience. Like, how do you feel that a lot of these like really, really pro-black messages or


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[Assistant] Issues that you're exploring in your music, how it's received by the audience and sometimes stand out because a lot of the black dudes who make music in England seem like they're more interested in the perspective of just telling you about what's going on in their area and they're maybe not considering the full implications of what their blackness means towards their situation.


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[Assistant] Have you seen that, that take place like in the area where you grew up? It's happening everywhere out here, huh?


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[Assistant] One thing that you guys have is great. You have a lot of shared spaces, a lot of parks, a lot of like, you know, just...


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[Assistant] Random spots with a bunch of benches and stuff. I feel like even that has been pushed out of.


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[Assistant] They look at this place like it's a freak show. Or at least all the shit that's happened to it over the past 10 years.


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[Assistant] When you were a kid, when did you start to realize, like, that the area you grew up in was being genderfied? Because I don't even remember that word being in my vocabulary maybe until 10, 12, 15 years ago.


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[Assistant] When you're 9, I think you're 14? Yeah, 14.


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[Assistant] Do you feel like you've fully seen the communities that you were around when you were young, destroyed, broken up? Is that, is that definitely the vibe or are there still people who are left? Is, is the rent, rent controlled around here to the extent where some people are able to continue to live there?


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[Assistant] No yeaah. I've been out of the Boston area for like 20 years and I still, I could never wear a New York hat or an LA hat or anything like that.


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[Assistant] Really? Boston is, if you're looking for working class, humble, down to earth people, it's a great place.


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[Assistant] I feel like I'm constantly dealing with the issue of people in California thinking that I'm being too aggressive in conversations because we're so used to just saying shut the fuck up, you know, like shut up.


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[Assistant] There is a lot of that. I don't blame you too because there's a lot of slang terms that I just immediately stop using when I get out here just because I know that I don't fucking want to explain. But you know what? I like that. I like somebody who goes somewhere.


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[Assistant] Yeah, right. There you go. Honestly, Drake helped a lot of people start to understand a lot of the slang out here one way or another.


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[Assistant] Yeah, there you go. It's a little bit less explaining once you start charting your way around the world.


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[Assistant] You got a song called 25 where you're talking about how a lot of your friends from growing up have passed away. What's like the main causes of that and what's that been like witnessing?


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[Assistant] Yeah, well it's an important story to be told, you know. It's like, for somebody like me, to be able to understand through the music what a young person out here is going through, I mean that's like the ideal in a lot of ways is to be able to tell your story to people who don't even have a frame of reference for it.


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[Assistant] Right. You get me. Why do you say that though? That makes it so different.


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[Assistant] I mean, that adds this element of, of sort of awe to their personality. There's a guy that I know who works near me and I just found out that he just got out of jail. He did 17 years for an attempted murder and


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[Assistant] Even when kids get on terrible drugs, like what are they really doing it for? It's in part because


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[Assistant] But you know what it is, is that the, the, the drug thing, people turn to drugs because they feel like their life is hopeless and pointless and that they have nothing to live for. Like if you have all these good things and a strong family, et cetera, like things that you're excited about,


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[Assistant] Then it's a lot harder to get addicted to drugs like that, but I feel like it really is an expression of how meaningless so many people feel like their lives are. Like I've heard people say that every


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[Assistant] I was in Russia, I seen the level of people that you will see just sitting on a park bench looking like they're about to die is like nothing I've ever seen before in my life.


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[Assistant] It's crazy, yeaah, it's big in LA too. I know I tried it, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Yeah. So where are you at in terms of future releases? You got all this stuff out right now, but I know you definitely have new shit in the works. And let's not just limit it to music either, cause I'm sure you do all kinds of shit.


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[Assistant] See how much people enjoyed your, your personal struggle. How much y'all relate to my depression.


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[Assistant] Hmm, well there you go. I'm looking forward to it, man. Uh, what kind of shoes are those? Loops. Nice. Yeah, lubies. Just knowing that you're big on the fashion thing, I was just looking at those thinking, you know, those look pretty fucking comfortable and pretty stylish.


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[Assistant] Much respect. I've been wearing the same pair of running shoes for three weeks on this road trip. I don't know why I only bought one pair of shoes.


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[Assistant] I got a friend, uh, Tax Stone, who's locked up right now, but I remember before he got locked up, I just remember him like going on a rant one time and saying like, y'all motherfuckers put in all this work, you get locked up, and what you get to show for it? A bunch of jeans.


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[Assistant] I was like, that's so true. Like I know a lot of people that have like $10,000 worth of jeans in their house and that's about it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, real talk. If the couch is 150 bucks from Ikea and then the shoes are 1500 dollars or the jeans are 1500 dollars, you might want to reconsider. But at the same time, respect for doing the big. And pick up Ikea.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, and big up Ikea, yeaah. All the fucks win as well.


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[Assistant] Go play in front of a hundred thousand people like that is crazy. Even for somebody as big as him, you know he appreciates that shit still.


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[Assistant] Alright, Koji, honestly, great ca-uh, conversation. Probably one of the best ones I had so far.


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[Assistant] Appreciate you, man. Thank you for real. Everybody, uh, check his shit out on YouTube, Apple Music, Spotify, all that shit. Let's go. No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, Soundcloud, iTunes.


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[Assistant] I feel like, uh, you're blowing up right now. You're having like, what, your first couple of months of really being like a real rapper, huh?


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[Assistant] Right. And you were raised by just your mother? Yea. How, what was that like?


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[Assistant] But she had how many kids? Six? Seven. Seven kids. So what was that like in terms of her kind of being in the streets and also trying to take care of that many kids? And how the fuck did she have that many kids and there was no pops around?


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[Assistant] Right. Did you always have a hunch that you were gonna be creative, that you were gonna be making art for a living?


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[Assistant] That was the first, like, really close person to you lost? Mhm. He got shot or how'd he die? No, he drowned. Drowned? Yeah. What, he was out on a boat? What the fuck happened?


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[Assistant] That's a tragedy. Uhm, so what's D4M stand for?


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[Assistant] So that was like your, even as a young man at 15, you were still like, okay, this is how we're gonna keep my homie's name alive.


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[Assistant] Philly's always been kind of like a weird underground type city cause it ain't New York.


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[Assistant] Who's he gonna buy? Fuck somebody up? I don't know who necessarily, but he'll fuck somebody up.


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[Assistant] For sure. Uhm, okay, so when did you start? Okay, so you start again more serious with the music and stuff when you're like 15 or 16. How old are you now then? 19? Yeah. So you just kept grinding with it or when did you start to feel like you were flying in your wave?


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[Assistant] A boot like you broke your foot? Yea, I sprained my ankle. Oh, okay. Doing what?


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[Assistant] I'll do it. Okay, so did you know when you recorded that song that it was gonna be a big thing or did it seem like any other song?


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[Assistant] Yeah, so uhm, yeah, did you, did you immediately feel it in the city that Philly actually was like lit up and like, people really knew the song?


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[Assistant] Must be kind of shocked to have her son becoming a big name all of a sudden.


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[Assistant] Really? That's good though. If she's young enough to even appreciate the music, then you're good.


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[Assistant] Yeah, definitely. Uhm, is this your first time in LA?


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[Assistant] There you go. Alright, so uhm, yeaah, what's got you excited right now in terms of just what you've been doing lately? Like anything that you're excited is on the horizon? What's the plan?


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[Assistant] Not just in trees, they live also under rocks. This thing can kill me? Absolutely. Yes, within 20 minutes.


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[Assistant] Uh, in fact my wife stood on a nest, uh, she turned white, her lips turned blue, she crapped her pants, and I had to take her to hospital.


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[Assistant] Remember I was telling you about the tree funnel webs? Now this one will kill you as well.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Today I'm here in England, in London, with Kilo Jug. How you doing man? Yea, I'm good my bro, how are you?


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[Assistant] Nah, great, just, uh, had, I just did probably like the polar opposite of your interview because I interviewed Dizzy Rascal who's been around for a million years.


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[Assistant] Million interviews. You on the other hand, very mysterious. Pretty much the only thing about you online is the music. There's not too much of a way to get introduced to you personality wise. So this is going to be breaking a bit of new ground.


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[Assistant] What got you interested in rap? Like what was your upbringing? Do you remember when you first got into rap?


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[Assistant] See that, I'm sure that would open up the door to a lot of people if they actually had that sort of available for the kids.


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[Assistant] Was everybody, did you come up in an area where everybody was sort of rapping just for fun?


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[Assistant] Yeah, how did you end up making the decision to actually put your stuff out?


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[Assistant] Yeah, one of the most consistent things with all the people I've talked to is that they all basically say the cops are on their ass. Yeah.


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[Assistant] It's gotta be a good feeling, honestly, to know that people are fucking with your music, that there actually is this like fanbase growing out there, but that you can still walk down the street.


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[Assistant] But does it give you a little bit of, uh, more of an ability to be honest about what's going on in the world around you without the cops necessarily saying like, oh you were talking about this violent act so therefore you seem like you probably did that or you're responsible for that.


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[Assistant] Tell me about like what, what that looks like for the people growing up in your area, like how they get sucked into bad stuff or criminal.


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[Assistant] Right. Are there a lot, like, around your way, what are the drugs that people tend to actually get into? Not that you would have any knowledge in particular.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. That's interesting though, it just feels like in America, it's like you don't hear about coke besides like people who have money typically, like you know, crack and meth are the ones that like tend to trickle down to people who are like really poor.


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[Assistant] So, so you came out, put out some stuff, started to do some numbers and you just, did you have to at a certain point just decide to like really commit yourself?


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[Assistant] What's it like going to prison in London? It's easy man, it's dead. It's chill? Yea, it's chill man. Really? Perfect chill. I've always got snapchat and all that.


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[Assistant] So do you think that that's part of why kids aren't scared of going to jail? It's not that big a deal?


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[Assistant] I was reading about it and it's like, people saying like, oh, everybody is stuck in the same cycle. They go to jail for three years, come home for a while, go to jail for three years. And I was like, that makes sense. Cause like normally when people get picked up for shit.


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[Assistant] In America, it's for guns and you know, all that kind of stuff. It carries like much longer sentences, but out here it seems like, is that the cycle that the youth sort of gets wrapped up in?


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[Assistant] Do you think that seeing all that as a 16 year old, do you think that that might have predisposed you towards getting in trouble because all of a sudden you're around all of these sort of hardened criminals that have been around it more?


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[Assistant] Yeah. Where did your style come from? Because you don't hear a ton of auto-tune out in England, but you're definitely somebody who's sort of taking that lane.


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[Assistant] You're trying to combine like the sort of like auto-tune type stuff with also still being lyrical? Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Definitely. So you started getting a crazy reaction to your music right away, like the fans really resonated with them?


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[Assistant] Yeah, for sure. Uhm, okay, so, was there just a moment where you decided, like, you know what, like, this rap thing, I'm gonna actually make this my life? Like, when did it switch over from being something that you were just fucking with to something that you were really taking serious?


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[Assistant] Definitely. Where do you, like what are the moves that you feel like you need to make going forward in your career to like take it to the next level? Like where do you see yourself in terms of your overall career trajectory?


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[Assistant] Right. It was interesting because I had to re-listen to that song once I realized that Kodak was fucking with it and I was like, okay, I can see why I would fuck with it. Like, you know, Kodak is a guy that, you know, he understands the pain and the struggle and I'm like, okay, I can hear it in this.


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[Assistant] It's interesting, I feel like a lot of the Englishmen that I speak to out here have a sort of an odd relationship with social media in the sense, cause I feel like there's something about being English that, you know, there's something about not hyping yourself up so much.


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[Assistant] But at the same time, like, your brand, your personal brand can kinda get fucked up if you are presenting yourself like somebody who's a bit too thirsty on social media.


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[Assistant] Definitely. What's, uh, what's something that everybody out there wouldn't expect about you in terms of, uh, just you as a person?


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[Assistant] I'm starting to think maybe I should have asked you for some weed instead of ordering it from this other dude over here.


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[Assistant] I don't, yeaah, I don't normally smoke before I interview people, but like yesterday I got interviewed, and I got proper high before that. If I'm gonna talk about myself, I'm gonna high as fuck. Yeaah, what? It's a must.


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[Assistant] It's easy. Hell yeaah. So uhm, are you gonna take me around your local chicken shop next time?


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[Assistant] Oh really? Well the thing is, you can get these and still continue to go to the chicken shop, it works fine. I'm living proof.


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[Assistant] Yeah, hey man, you're still new, but you're making an impression doing numbers.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Much respect. You got any shoutouts, any thanks you want to send?


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[Assistant] And we're definitely gonna keep an eye out for all the new shit you got on the way.


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[Assistant] Appreciate you, man. Thank you for coming through, it means a lot.


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[Assistant] And could never have imagined what would follow on the morning that my stepfather's friend, Hunter, arrived at the barricade.


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[Assistant] I learned that the caravan was heading to Riga the next day and needed guards. I signed on for the ride.


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[Assistant] It troubled me that I hadn't told my stepfather the truth.


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[Assistant] I would not be heading straight back from Riga, but Hunter was depending on me.


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[Assistant] The vodka didn't drown my fear of traveling onto polis alone.


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[Assistant] Ah, now Latke kicks everyone's ass, huh?


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[Assistant] You're Artyom, right? Sit down.


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[Assistant] Everybody calls me Burban. Listen.