Oct 5, 2026 · 25 min · 9 segments
In the second and final part of our delve into this cavalcade of murk, we come to some definite conclusions. No really, we do. Our Gen Z correspondent…
Wendy JordanHost
Sprite Kirkwood
Paul WhitelawHostI was so disappointed by the events of the day.
Everybody will be so disappointed.
The older you get, the more you have to deal with this relentless avalanche of artists tarnishing their legacies.
Here's our very own Gen Z correspondent, Sprite Kirkwood, speaking as always on behalf of every single person born in the early knockings of the 21st century.
I'm livin' in that 21st century.
Do it somethin' mean to it.
Do it better than anybody you ever seen do it.
Screams from the '80s.
Got a nice ring to it.
I guess every superhero need his theme song.
Someone who my generation generally looks up to who I can't believe is still in the public eye is Kanye West.
He's made Touch the Sky, Power, Lift Yourself, some incredible tracks.
But in, I believe it was early 2024 or 2025, he just decided one day to go on Twitter and to just post racial slurs all day and-
I was so disappointed by the events of the day.
Everybody will be so disappointed.
The older you get, the more you have to deal with this relentless avalanche of artists tarnishing their legacies.
Here's our very own Gen Z correspondent, Sprite Kirkwood, speaking as always on behalf of every single person born in the early knockings of the 21st century.
I'm livin' in that 21st century.
Do it somethin' mean to it.
Do it better than anybody you ever seen do it.
Screams from the '80s.
Got a nice ring to it.
I guess every superhero need his theme song.
Someone who my generation generally looks up to who I can't believe is still in the public eye is Kanye West.
He's made Touch the Sky, Power, Lift Yourself, some incredible tracks.
But in, I believe it was early 2024 or 2025, he just decided one day to go on Twitter and to just post racial slurs all day and-
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