#422 - Durk Wins And Kendrick Lamar Dominates

I mean, not the Drake, but the Lil Durk acquittal.

And I was overseas when this news hit.

I actually stayed up till 2 to 3 at night because there was a six-hour time zone difference.

And then that's in the West Coast.

So it's another three hours.

So it's basically... a nine-hour time zone difference where I was at.

But I stayed up till like three or four in the morning waiting for what the verdict would be.

And of course, all charges were dropped.

He's not guilty of anything.

And was I kind of surprised? Yes, I was.

I'm gonna be honest with you guys.

I was surprised that he didn't get charged with anything.

You know, not even one thing, not even a conspiracy or anything.

But then...

One of the jurors got interviewed, and this is what I'm going to be talking about.

He got interviewed, and he kind of explains why they basically acquitted him of all charges.

But before I get into that, I want to talk about the Drake FOMO movie, I guess, that dropped.

So a couple of new songs are mixed in there.

A couple of songs from his albums are mixed in there.

And I understand what he, like Drake was basically saying like, hey, music videos is essentially a dying art form.

It seems like people just aren't really caring about music videos as much.

People aren't really watching music videos as much, so on and so forth.

But he basically says like, hey, I wanted to dedicate money to doing this.

I wanted to make it really cool.

And overall, it's a good, you know, I guess movie, I guess if you want to call it that, or art, music video, movie, long extended film, whatever you want to call it, right? The only thing I have a problem with, and this is my critique of a lot of celebrities, it's not just Drake that's doing this, it's a lot, and even my favorite right now, 50 Cent just did this, and it's the promotion of gambling and the promotion of alcohol and essentially the promotion of prostitution and sex.