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I mean, I don't know.

This is more of the loving Trump as a personality.

I don't believe either of them could talk about any Trump policy or any Trump philosophy or any idea of Trump.

I don't believe that they...

interact with the political spectrum in the way that we do as far as ideas i think they hover over it as far as personality as far as he seems like a cool strong man so then he must be the guy for the job

I mean, she is, as you note, a sort of pivotal figure in modern hip hop history in that she is the one who sort of emerges and reminds the labels and the industry that women can be commercially successful.

And the people come after her as far as as far as Cardi, who Emily mentioned, and Megan and Glorilla.

We're actually having a huge moment for a lot of black female rappers today.

There's also Lotto.

There's also Saweetie.

There's a lot of Sexy Red, somebody will say.

There's a lot of Black female rappers at this moment.

It's a huge moment for that demographic.

Yeah, yeah.

So it's an interesting moment for that.

You know, yes, she has not been welcoming to the others.

She has been super competitive and trying to eat up all the space.

I think she's part of this sliver.

It's been like 16, 17, 18 percent of black people who are willing to vote for Trump.

But that's about the percentage.