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And that's the idea behind it.

Whether it happens or not is entirely up to whether you believe it, but it is a conversation that everyone listening in Aotearoa will absolutely understand and resonate with.

I haven't heard other countries

talking about it before so when i stumbled across uh carl's j soda uh and her instagram account and she was discussing an australian point of view that uh she has on tall poppy syndrome it fascinated me so if you'll join me like a fly on the wall yes listening to another country talk about a problem that we say is absolutely goes on here i would appreciate that

i don't know i don't know if i we even had to deal with tall poppy why is that we even or we haven't we haven't as in this show as in us our success who's really tried to tear us down what's that say is it because we're not selling something

I would argue that some of the...

Conversations we're not privy to, in other words, they're not said in front of our faces, have, in the past, we wouldn't probably know.

I think so.

If I'm being honest, I have read, I have heard, through the traps.

You know where my mind instantly went with, did they say Generation X?

Is that they're finding in Australia there's almost like a mission for that next generation to be super critical of anyone who's like trying to,

release a song or be you know they're very much about pulling down their own and especially for someone who has wealth and has been successful in the past and then yeah this whole video was based around an artist who had done really well for themselves in Australia and then was about to release a new song and the comments around it and talking about the wealth that had already been accumulated gave people the right to be like this this this guy like kind of thing and

I kind of feel like we've hit a time and a place where it has been, there's a generation who have shown their wealth and made millions off the different platforms that are available to get that coverage.

Oh, I'm guilty.

I'm guilty.

I have been in the past too.

Show me a funny comment.

Like, I love a comment section and I love, like, I get entertained by it.

That's the algorithm.

That's it.