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In rock and roll and R&B, you may or may not ever know what the person is really about.

And a lot of the songs are fictional.

When somebody says, I love you in R&B or rock and roll, like they're talking to a fictional you.

In hip hop, if somebody says, I love you, they are talking to a specific person.

Or I hate you, they're talking to a specific person.

Nicki in particular has always bothered me because she never talks about herself.

I listen to Nicki's music.

I don't know anything about her.

She's always playing a character.

And sometimes it's the Harajuku Barbie sort of character.

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

Yes, different characters that she plays over time.

And like Beyonce has different eras, but I feel like they are rooted in who she is.

Nikki, I feel like she's an actor and she's a theater kid who she's doing different roles.

So I'm like, this is the new chapter of Nikki, which is MAGA Barbie, as opposed to previously she was Harajuku Barbie.

None of it is real.

It's not a genuine desire to relate to Trump or Trumpism.

It's just this is the new character that is valuable.

It gets her attention.

It gets her potentially, possibly citizenship, possibly a pardon for, you know, her husband.