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That's a black word,
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but in white English,
it would probably mean...
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"Just swell."
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You phat.
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Thank you, motherfucker.
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Which means
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"my dear friend."
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-Right on.
-Peachy.
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See, we can connect.
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Can I get an "amen"?
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Brothers and sisters?
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Amen.
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Hallelujah.
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So, like the joint
I was dropping
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at the awards show,
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I say, "Let me love you
in the butt."
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That's all.
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You see what I'm saying?
1:04:40
No! We do not know
what you're saying.
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Just hear him out.
Don't be crack.
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-Whack.
-Whack.
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See...
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in the hood, "in the butt"--
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that don't mean
like no sex thing.
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Huh?
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No, no. Please.
1:04:55
No, no, no, no.
1:04:56
No, no, no, no, no.
1:04:57
Hell, no.
1:04:59
No, it means, it means,
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I would imagine
something entirely
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and completely different...
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...in the... in the...
in the rich, vivid
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dialect of
a disenfranchised people,
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a people we once enslaved.
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You know,
my mama was a slave?
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At Wendy's.
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So, Dr. S, we're all
eager to hear, then,
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in that...
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poetic, triumphant
language, just what does
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the phrase mean?
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It means, "Let me
love you with respect."
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"Let me love you
in a very special way."
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"Let me love you
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forever."
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It's really so beautiful.
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Know what I'm saying?
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You dig?
1:05:57
No, I don't dig.