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Here We Go Again! Resurfaced Video Reportedly Shows Love Island Bombshell Using N-Word · I Do, Part 2

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Speaker 1: Hey that folks. It is Monday, June twenty second and
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Speaker 1: Love Island Are we really about to do this again?
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Speaker 1: Last night's new episode barely had time to air when
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Speaker 1: then video started showing up on social media of one
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Speaker 1: of the new bombshells. Yes, using the N word, and
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Speaker 1: with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.
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Speaker 1: Are we really doing this again?
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Speaker 2: It appears that that is the case. And we say
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Speaker 2: appears because this hasn't been verified or confirmed by Peacock,
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Speaker 2: but within I mean, what an hour of last night's
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Speaker 2: episode airing where we are introduced to brand new bombshells
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Speaker 2: in Casa Amore, all of a sudden boom, a ten
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Speaker 2: second video is released from a few years ago, and
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Speaker 2: it's a doozy.
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Speaker 1: It's a doozy, I guess is what we've come to
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Speaker 1: get used to here with Love Island and why this
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Speaker 1: is now it rises to a level because Robes, this
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Speaker 1: is following a familiar pattern if it turns out to
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Speaker 1: be true. So all we can tell you is what
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Speaker 1: we know at this point is that there were several
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Speaker 1: new bombshells. One of them happened to be a lady
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Speaker 1: by the name of Alana Kaiser, twenty one year old
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Speaker 1: from Miami, but she's a student in LA right now, Robes,
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Speaker 1: this is another case, or at least what has shown
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Speaker 1: up online once again singing along to a song and
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Speaker 1: didn't want to skip over one particular word.
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Speaker 2: No, it was gold Digger right by. That was a
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Speaker 2: different one.
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Speaker 1: Oh that was Oh that was a case. Actually, you
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Speaker 1: saw me looking at a video from years ago. A
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Speaker 1: sorority got in trouble because of video with them all
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Speaker 1: standing around singing gold digga and screaming the N word
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Speaker 1: as loud as they can as they're singing it.
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Speaker 2: I say that because I heard you or I saw
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Speaker 2: you watching that and the video that I saw initially
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Speaker 2: that's out there of Alana Kaiser or reportedly of Alana Kaiser.
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Speaker 2: I couldn't figure out what it was they were singing
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Speaker 2: along to what song it was? So I was like, oh, wait,
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Speaker 2: was it gold Digger?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 2: Did you recognize the song singing along to?
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Speaker 1: Tried and tried and tried, but in a ten second
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Speaker 1: clip about you heard them say the in word two
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Speaker 1: times and we'll describe the video at least is what
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Speaker 1: it is. Looked like there was a party of some
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Speaker 1: kind going on a bunch of folks. Kids, you could
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Speaker 1: argue very young folks in there. There's a song playing.
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Speaker 1: It appears whoever's recording the video, and allegedly it's Alana
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Speaker 1: showing herself and then showing the room singing along. And yes,
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Speaker 1: the N word is sung by this group. So this
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Speaker 1: is what is out there now, Robes, this has got
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Speaker 1: to be another potential headache. I guess it could potentially
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Speaker 1: not be her, not be true, somebody setting her up
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Speaker 1: or I don't know what, but Robes, if this turns
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Speaker 1: out to be true, how can they do anything other
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Speaker 1: than what they did before?
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Speaker 2: Oh, I mean they've already yes, they've already said precedent
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Speaker 2: when they verify that these social media clips and it
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Speaker 2: doesn't matter how long ago they were recorded, the fact
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Speaker 2: that they were recorded and they horror posted is enough
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Speaker 2: to get an islander or a potential islander. I guess
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Speaker 2: that's what she is now because she's in Cassamore kicked off.
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Speaker 2: And if I have it right, they had just enough
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Speaker 2: women bombshells to match up with the men. So they're
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Speaker 2: going to have to bring in someone else because they
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Speaker 2: that's the whole point of Casa amore is that each
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Speaker 2: guy couples up with a girl and then they pick
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Speaker 2: whether or not they want to bring that girl to
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Speaker 2: the villa to replace the couple they're currently in.
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Speaker 1: So this messes with the numbers and they might need
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Speaker 1: to be some creative on the fly producing of this show.
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Speaker 1: But Rhodes, let's let's go through it was what happened
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Speaker 1: with his young lady last night, because something that did
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Speaker 1: happen on the show had people already talking about her
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Speaker 1: and how she might feel about black folks and black
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Speaker 1: men in particular. We will get to that in just
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Speaker 1: a moment. But I mentioned again, Rhodes, this is a
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Speaker 1: big deal. We'll give their names again and reminding of
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Speaker 1: the details. But yes, this is the second This would
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Speaker 1: be the second time someone has been let go on
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Speaker 1: this season because of the N word, and then last
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Speaker 1: season someone got let go because of the N word,
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Speaker 1: and somebody else got let go because of another slur
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Speaker 1: having to do with the Asian community. But this young lady,
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Speaker 1: I guess our impression of her when she first came out,
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Speaker 1: she was wearing angel wings ropes.
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Speaker 2: Ain't that ironic? Yeah, she came out sweet, petite and
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Speaker 2: angelic and that would be the best way to describe
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Speaker 2: what she appeared to be. And look, it was. We'll
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Speaker 2: have another episode about just episode seventeen and cosa amore
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Speaker 2: because it was raunchy doesn't even begin to describe what
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Speaker 2: we saw. I actually, you were covering your eyes.
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Speaker 1: It was inappropriate. It was inappropriate for a lot of
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Speaker 1: people to watch. Again, maybe it's not for teenagers or
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Speaker 1: people thirteen forteen sixteen watching and whatever it was. We'll
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Speaker 1: get into that later. But yeah, she was a part
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Speaker 1: of that whole thing. This scene so robes the scene
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Speaker 1: is each woman comes out. The six guys are sitting
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Speaker 1: there and this is how they're being introduced to the women.
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Speaker 1: And each woman goes down the line and complete it's
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Speaker 1: not even kiss, not even make out. It's a soft
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Speaker 1: porn session is the word you've used, Yes, soft porn
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Speaker 1: to describe it's gross, But this is what's happening, and
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Speaker 1: the women are taking complete liberty with each guy. So
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Speaker 1: here comes a Lina. She comes out with her angel
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Speaker 1: wings and ropes. She starts making her way down the line,
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Speaker 1: Bryce and Zach and Caleb, where the first three Caleb
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Speaker 1: was first, then Bryce and then Zach, and then she
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Speaker 1: gets to k Casey and then Corbyn and then sincere
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Speaker 1: correct and so please explain Robes. Even before all this controversy,
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Speaker 1: you could see she was behaving differently with the second
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Speaker 1: group of fellas.
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Speaker 2: I have to be honest. So we were watching all
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Speaker 2: of this and really try with kind of our hand
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Speaker 2: over our eyes because it was so appalling. But I
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Speaker 2: didn't really catch this. Now I saw what happened with
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Speaker 2: k C yep, but I did not recognize. We just
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Speaker 2: went back and watched it because other people did to
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Speaker 2: see how she behaves. So she makes out with the
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Speaker 2: white boys, comes up to Kse and she goes to
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Speaker 2: kind of straddle him, and he does slap her ass
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Speaker 2: and it makes her upset, and she basically says, you know,
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Speaker 2: that's all you get.
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Speaker 1: So you think she actually got pissed.
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Speaker 2: I do, Okay, I think she got a little. I
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Speaker 2: think it annoyed her that he took that liberty. Granted, look,
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Speaker 2: it was almost as if you were watching professionals do
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Speaker 2: something on top of these guys. And I can understand,
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Speaker 2: I mean, not to defend him from slapping her butt,
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Speaker 2: but honestly, what she was doing with everybody, it kind
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Speaker 2: of felt like it wasn't that off base. Where things
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Speaker 2: were headed and how the women were choosing to behave.
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Speaker 1: Lap dances is how it should be described. Absolutely. This
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Speaker 1: was absolutely s club stuff, absolutely, and how the men
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Speaker 1: were behaving and how the women were behaving and hands
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Speaker 1: were going places on these women that they just met,
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Speaker 1: and so that's the same.
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Speaker 2: They hadn't even met them, they didn't even know at
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Speaker 2: that point.
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Speaker 1: They just walked out and started making out. And then
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Speaker 1: they came out later and shook hands. Well that was
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Speaker 1: so weird.
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Speaker 2: That was so weird. But yeah, so she she rebuffs
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Speaker 2: Ksey and and says basically like you know, that's all
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Speaker 2: you get, but then goes on to Corbyn gives him
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Speaker 2: a half like kind of a half hearted lap dance.
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Speaker 1: He didn't touch her, his hands did not touch.
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Speaker 2: Her, yep, exactly. And then she goes over to Sincere
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Speaker 2: and she doesn't even get close to him. She just
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Speaker 2: shakes her booty and then walks off. Now you could
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Speaker 2: perhaps say she was so upset about what happened with
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Speaker 2: Kse she just decided, I'm not putting myself in that
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Speaker 2: position with any other men, and it just so happened.
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Speaker 2: The last two men were black, so it could have
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Speaker 2: just looked like she rebuffed the three black men while
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Speaker 2: she went all in on the white guys.
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Speaker 1: Now that is what you see. Now there are some
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Speaker 1: interpretation and context that may be necessary, and like you said, Robes,
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Speaker 1: it may be nothing. But even before all this stuff
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Speaker 1: came out about her, there's plenty of commentary online that
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Speaker 1: it stood out that she appeared to completely reject the
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Speaker 1: three black guys after she went all in on the
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Speaker 1: three white guys. Yeah, okay, everybody can have their opinion.
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Speaker 1: But the opinions came out last night, Robes, and they
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Speaker 1: were already making suggestions about her that, wow, she clearly
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Speaker 1: doesn't like the brothers.
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Speaker 2: Correct so interestingly enough, then this video surfaces direct.
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Speaker 1: To this the perfect storm now for.
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Speaker 2: Her, and then there were some screenshots of some alleged
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Speaker 2: comments and again unverified. Look in the world of AI,
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Speaker 2: we have to make this disclosure that until Peacock is
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Speaker 2: able to actually confirm or validate these video, this video,
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Speaker 2: and these comments, but there are at least I saw
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Speaker 2: two comments that she made, both of them using the
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Speaker 2: N word in her comments on Snapchat referring to men.
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Speaker 2: One of them she was trying to be cute with
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Speaker 2: the word Nigerian, but turning it into something else.
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Speaker 1: She put two g's in Nigerian.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. And then the other text was
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Speaker 2: talking about a black eye trying to flirt with her,
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Speaker 2: but she referred to.
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Speaker 1: Him with two g's as well in a word as
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Speaker 1: the N word. Yes, and so the screen grabs are
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Speaker 1: a little different role. They could be completely accurate, but
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Speaker 1: those are things that could be they're easily easier to manipulate.
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Speaker 1: The video is different.
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Speaker 2: The video, yes, it's and we've watched it several times.
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Speaker 2: It's a little blurry, it's a little grainy, but it
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Speaker 2: it does appear to come from her snapchat account. It
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Speaker 2: does appear that someone you you even saw, recorded it
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Speaker 2: from their own scar correct. So, look, I don't have
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Speaker 2: Snapchat art my daughters do. I don't know d Sabine
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Speaker 2: has Snapchat.
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Speaker 1: She does, yes, okay.
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Speaker 2: And I know that things disappear within a certain period
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Speaker 2: of time. But you can record it, you can screen
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Speaker 2: grab it. It does usually let the sender know that
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Speaker 2: you've done so, so there's always like a hesitation sometimes
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Speaker 2: so for people record something. So I'm just if this
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Speaker 2: is all true, I am actually amazed that someone, even
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Speaker 2: though she's just twenty one, could see what has happened
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Speaker 2: to other contestants as recently as a few weeks ago,
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Speaker 2: but obviously last year's debacle as well, and think, oh,
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Speaker 2: no one will know what I've done and recorded and
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Speaker 2: posted and commented with. That seems insane to me. But
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Speaker 2: so does the fact that someone feels free to say
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Speaker 2: those things, record those things, and post those things.
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Speaker 1: Posted it she alleged to do so, but rose she
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Speaker 1: might have forgotten she even had even done it. Maybe
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Speaker 1: this is such a regular occurrence for her that it's
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Speaker 1: not something that rises to the level. Maybe this is
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Speaker 1: not a big deal. It certainly didn't seem to be
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Speaker 1: a big deal in that video to a big group
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Speaker 1: of folks who are not in the black community yelling
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Speaker 1: out the inward as a part of a song. So
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Speaker 1: she's at this point we wait, like we wait to see.
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Speaker 1: They have to react, even if babe, they have to
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Speaker 1: react to defend her, if somebody's after her, they have
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Speaker 1: to clear this up.
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Speaker 2: Yes, and especially like just knowing what she said to
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Speaker 2: Casey's face is she didn't just say that's all you get?
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Speaker 2: Then she said hand off, boy, And look she did,
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Speaker 2: and look, I can see how they call them girls
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Speaker 2: and boys when they're when they're back and forth. So
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Speaker 2: you could say that, well, yeah, that's she was just
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Speaker 2: being cute or cute to him, But obviously that could
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Speaker 2: also be taken as racially insensitive. Given these other allegations,
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Speaker 2: if they are true, it's probably not a good idea
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Speaker 2: or a good look for her to do what she
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Speaker 2: did and say what she said.
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Speaker 1: And it's possibly it was nothing to it. Like you said,
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Speaker 1: she might have just been saying like that, I choose
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Speaker 1: this boy because I choose this girl. Because yes, But
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Speaker 1: the problem is it's all going in line with a
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Speaker 1: narrative now that people are piecing together.
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Speaker 2: Yes, if one of these things were separate from the others,
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Speaker 2: or if it was just one thing and you had
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Speaker 2: to interpret it, but when you put them all together,
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Speaker 2: it does create a narrative. And look, I do stand
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Speaker 2: by the fact that I understand. I don't know you're
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Speaker 2: putting yourself in this position. But if someone slaps her butt,
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Speaker 2: I could see where that upset her, and I could
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Speaker 2: see why that just made her pull away from everybody.
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Speaker 2: There could be a reasonable explanation she might but she
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Speaker 2: also might actually have other issues.
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Speaker 1: Okay, so you're telling me the girl that just made
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Speaker 1: out with three guys as a stripper, she gets to
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Speaker 1: the fourth and ooh, touch my butt. That's too much.
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Speaker 2: If if someone slaps your butt, if it stings a little,
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Speaker 2: it might have just it might it might have made
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Speaker 2: her recoil and get upset. I'm just I'm not saying
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Speaker 2: that's what happened. I'm saying it's a possibility. Crust, But yeah,
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Speaker 2: you've got other guys grabbing her butt and she didn't
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Speaker 2: seem to mind. H Yeah, he slapped her, and that.
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Speaker 1: He went full strip club. He went. Casey was a lot.
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Speaker 1: We'll get it to him later in an episode, but
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Speaker 1: it's Casey was He was a lot in this episode.
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Speaker 1: But people immediately asked, like, what is wrong with these producers?
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Speaker 1: What is wrong with these people who are casting this show?
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Speaker 1: This keeps happening, and Robes there's a reason why they
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Speaker 1: weren't and it's impossible for them to find everything because
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Speaker 1: stuff goes away. But what happens Robes is that once
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Speaker 1: people see the announced new cast members, they start, oh,
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Speaker 1: I know her, and that's what's appeared has happened again?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and especially if it was Snapchat. In the defensive
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Speaker 2: producers for Love Island, look, they don't want this, they
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Speaker 2: don't want this kind of publicity. This is not what
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Speaker 2: they're looking to get in terms of headlines. But if
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Speaker 2: someone put something on Snapchat, it does go away. And
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Speaker 2: the only way they would know about it is if
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Speaker 2: someone who recorded it or still had it then suddenly
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Speaker 2: put it online. There would be I would say, probably
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Speaker 2: almost no way for them to have found this or
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Speaker 2: known this existed until this very moment. And to your point,
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Speaker 2: there's no reason why anybody would have said anything until
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Speaker 2: they realized she was on the show. And if you look,
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Speaker 2: if you're an islander or you're a potential contestant and
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Speaker 2: you've angered somebody and you've done something that they've got
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Speaker 2: video evidence of, you're probably going to be served publicly.
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Speaker 1: She probably has no idea this was happening when the
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Speaker 1: show aired. She probably had no concern Rolle to something
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Speaker 1: like this would come back up. I don't stop white
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Speaker 1: people singing the N word. Stop it's not okay.
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Speaker 2: I know you're not cool the groups and you're.
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Speaker 1: You feel safe because it's just you all. But if
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Speaker 1: it's just you all in a group, and ain't a
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Speaker 1: black person around that can hear you or will ever
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Speaker 1: hear you doing it?
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Speaker 3: Still don't do it. It's a it's a it's a
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Speaker 3: type of cultural appropriation, Robes, and it completely dismisses the
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Speaker 3: history and the pain of that word because you see
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Speaker 3: folks using it in such a way that feels safe
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Speaker 3: or like camaraderie. But it's happening in a particular community
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Speaker 3: that you are not a part of, and you're not
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Speaker 3: welcome at all to touch.
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Speaker 2: That word ever, And you don't suffer its fate of
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Speaker 2: that community and what they have to deal with each
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Speaker 2: and every day.
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Speaker 1: You don't do it. And I for people to continue
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Speaker 1: to make arguments, well we should get rid of the
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Speaker 1: word altogether. The only way you can do it is
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Speaker 1: Black people need to stop using it too. Stop that argument.
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Speaker 1: And I just always ask Robes, what is it? What
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Speaker 1: is it? Any white person ask yourself, why are you
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Speaker 1: fighting for the right to say the inWORD? And why
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Speaker 1: are you so upset that black people have one thing
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Speaker 1: you don't have And we had to take it from
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Speaker 1: y'all in the first place to get the power back.
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Speaker 1: But that's just I don't it's not ok to be
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Speaker 1: singing the N word in a song. You do not
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Speaker 1: get that. Okay, sorry, enough said, and there's enough said.
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Speaker 1: But stay here. This isn't like we said. We'll remind
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Speaker 1: you here in just a second of the other controversies,
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Speaker 1: and this would be if she gets kicked out, this
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Speaker 1: would be the fourth Islander in the past two seasons.
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Speaker 2: Stay here, Welcome back everyone to this episode of Amy
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Speaker 2: and TJ. We are talking about another bubbling brewing controversy
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Speaker 2: on Love Island. Just within an hour or two, maybe
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Speaker 2: at the most of last night's Love Island episode Casa
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Speaker 2: Amore edition once it aired, and we met the new
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Speaker 2: bombshells pretty much immediately, a newly resurfaced how do they
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Speaker 2: put a newly resurfaced video of one of the bombshells.
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Speaker 2: Her name is Alana Kaiser, and it appears that it
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Speaker 2: is her and that it was a post she published
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Speaker 2: a few years ago where she is singing along with
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Speaker 2: the song with the friends and drops the N word twice,
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Speaker 2: I believe.
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Speaker 1: A couple of times, and I'm sure she's dropped it
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Speaker 1: plenty of times. Does this happen? I don't hang out
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Speaker 1: in all white parties, and if I am. I'm pretty
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Speaker 1: sure they wouldn't be singing this song like this. But brother,
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Speaker 1: is this what happens?
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Speaker 2: I can I can guess obviously, so I can tell
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Speaker 2: you that. Look, it's a very different world. But I
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Speaker 2: personally have never been around that. I mean, I don't
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Speaker 2: know if younger folks feel more. I don't know, is it.
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Speaker 2: Look when when I was coming up and I was
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Speaker 2: younger in that age, I never heard anyone gleefully sing
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Speaker 2: those words. But those types, that type of music wasn't
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Speaker 2: necessarily as mainstream as it is now. And I think
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Speaker 2: now maybe even everyone feels so inclusive and cool and
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Speaker 2: we're all together, we're all one. I can sing this
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Speaker 2: because I want to be like you, and I'm actually
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Speaker 2: giving you a compliment because I think your culture is
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Speaker 2: so cool. I don't know if there's a lowered standard
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Speaker 2: among certain groups thinking that it's all okay now that
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Speaker 2: they're removed from the pain of that word, or they
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Speaker 2: don't maybe understand the history the way maybe ols do.
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Speaker 1: Thank you. There it is, that's it Robes. It's a different.
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Speaker 1: Hip hop culture has an outsized influence on popular culture.
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Speaker 1: There you go, so to be cool, You're not gonna
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Speaker 1: you know, cool is Kendrick Cool is right? Is rap?
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Speaker 1: Cool is all of these guys who all these kids
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Speaker 1: want to be a part of and they want to
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Speaker 1: be a part of that community. And how do you
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Speaker 1: do that? You're not necessarily gonna if you can't dress
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Speaker 1: that way, if you can't look that way, you can
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Speaker 1: sound that way. I could be a part of that music.
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Speaker 1: I know this robes. I just I don't. And the
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Speaker 1: example I always use, there is no one more a
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Speaker 1: musician at least respected and ingrained right as a part
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Speaker 1: of hip hop in the black community, then the white
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Speaker 1: boy himself, Eminem Eminem. Eminem has some of the hardest
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Speaker 1: core lyrics you will ever hear in.
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Speaker 2: Hip hop, but he has never once dropped the N word.
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Speaker 1: No. And you know what, if anybody was gonna give
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Speaker 1: be given a pass, the black community might listen, they
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Speaker 1: might at least stop listening.
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Speaker 2: He wouldn't Dare. I can't imagine he would dare because
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Speaker 2: he understands.
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Speaker 1: So if you understand, and you need to understand, I
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Speaker 1: just this to having to keep repeat this thing robes
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Speaker 1: last year, no, this year? Vsona Montgomery, Right, wasn't that
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Speaker 1: a video? What was she doing? Singing and rapping along
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Speaker 1: dropping the inWORD last season, Yulssa Ulyssa Escobar. Now she
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Speaker 1: was the one that got kicked This was the podcast, right,
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Speaker 1: she was the one dropping inWORD on podcast.
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Speaker 2: Yes, like she because she was dating black men. I
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Speaker 2: think she felt like she could be because that was
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Speaker 2: kind of her defense. Right, stop right, lady, that's not okay. No,
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Speaker 2: that does not suddenly give you a pass. You don't
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Speaker 2: get a pass if you're dating a black man. And
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Speaker 2: then Sierra Ortega offended the Asian community by when she
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Speaker 2: was putting on makeup making a reference to Asian eyes
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Speaker 2: and using a word that you should never use. And
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Speaker 2: she claimed that she didn't realize that that was a
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Speaker 2: racial slur. Didn't matter what she knew or didn't know,
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Speaker 2: she was also kicked.
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Speaker 1: Off I and I believe her to a certain extent.
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Speaker 1: And I think a lot of these folks don't have
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Speaker 1: the exposure folks robes, and they don't know the history
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Speaker 1: and learn and quite frankly, they might be not be
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Speaker 1: around enough black folks to understand that what you're saying,
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Speaker 1: how no one is telling you is there supposed to
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Speaker 1: be safety. There's just no argument. I don't care if
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Speaker 1: no black person will ever hear you say the word,
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Speaker 1: why is it you want.
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Speaker 2: To because you want to feel cool. That is what
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Speaker 2: it is. You want to feel cool. You want to
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Speaker 2: feel like you're with it, that you're Yeah, that's what
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Speaker 2: and it's just not okay.
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Speaker 1: Ah, so we wait, we have to hear something today.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, rope, they have to say something one way
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Speaker 1: or another.
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Speaker 2: Well, I'm just curious because this all just came out.
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Speaker 2: I'm thinking I'm assuming they've already recorded tonight's episode because
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Speaker 2: the way they're editing this, what are they like twenty
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Speaker 2: four hours ahead and they're not that ahead. But I
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Speaker 2: imagine could they even would they even be able to
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Speaker 2: probably not edit her out in tonight's episode.
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Speaker 1: Very difficult. It depends on how much of a role
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Speaker 1: she played, right, Did she have a connection with one
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Speaker 1: of these guys.
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Speaker 2: That's the whole idea. They're getting paired up with a
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Speaker 2: guy like the Each guy is going to be looking
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Speaker 2: for who they would pair up with or who they
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Speaker 2: would potentially take with them. So I guess if they
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Speaker 2: take her out of the mix, that means one guy.
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Speaker 2: In the world of musical chairs, there'd be one guy
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Speaker 2: who wouldn't have an opportunity.
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Speaker 1: They will do. I'll come up with something, and I
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Speaker 1: don't think it's it'll obviously it's not going to hurt
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Speaker 1: the show that much. They know what they're doing, and
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Speaker 1: to get rid of her. She wasn't a favorite when
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Speaker 1: she walked out anyway.
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Speaker 2: No, she kind of had little girl vibes. It was
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Speaker 2: actually I actually even said to you, like, I feel
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Speaker 2: like I shouldn't even be seeing that she's far too young,
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Speaker 2: and she just looks so young. She even looks younger
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Speaker 2: than she is. I know she's twenty one, she's a
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Speaker 2: full grown adult. But yes, I have daughters who are
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Speaker 2: twenty and twenty three. So maybe I'm a little subjective
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Speaker 2: there and not objective, but she looked like she was
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Speaker 2: fifteen to me.
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Speaker 1: We actually made the joke, you be, Sabine. We sit
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Speaker 1: around and watch these shows together and we're always in conversation,
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Speaker 1: and you looked at me, all right, today they're the bombshells?
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Speaker 1: Which which one would you? Which one would you take?
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Speaker 2: Right?
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Speaker 1: And I actually said, Alana, so I could raise her
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Speaker 1: as my own.
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Speaker 2: Because like a child, Yeah, you can show her the
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Speaker 2: error of her ways. Please, please never be on this show,
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Speaker 2: Young lady, you did say that I forgot about that
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Speaker 2: shows her because you said you'd like to parent. She
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Speaker 2: needs some guidance. Yes, she needs to grow up a
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Speaker 2: little bit, but more than we even realized. Apparently possibly,
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Speaker 2: But this will be a developing story and we do
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Speaker 2: expect to hear something. They've got to say something based
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Speaker 2: on these allegations. Because the internet is going wild. Everybody's
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Speaker 2: got their opinions.
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Speaker 1: You know what this is the young lady, she's the
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Speaker 1: film student at USC. Yes, and I saw some things.
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Speaker 1: The school is well aware of this now because several
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Speaker 1: people in their posts they added the handle for usc
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Speaker 1: USC Film School saying, hey, do you know you got
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Speaker 1: a racist in your whole? That's tough. It's gonna be
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Speaker 1: a tough day.
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Speaker 2: This is going to be a very tough day for
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Speaker 2: her and for her community and for Love Island. But
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Speaker 2: we will let you know what we find out as
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Speaker 2: we watch this story. But we always appreciate you listening
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