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Math Hoffa on Lil Wayne Saying "GOAT" is Used for People Who AREN'T the Greatest (Part 6)
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January 9, 2024
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In a detailed exchange about the term 'GOAT,' Vlad and Math Hoffa agree the term is now used too often, diluting its impact. Vlad suggests that the term 'GOAT' should be limited to one person, whereas Hoffa insists that the definition is subjective and the choice of 'GOAT' might differ depending on personal preferences and hometown, among other factors. They attribute the popularization of the term to LL Cool J, who named his album 'The Goat.' Respecting the right of fans to pick their own 'GOATs,' they debate on their personal icons, with Hoffa ultimately conceding that he believes everyone has something they're exceptionally good at, even if they may not have had the chance to demonstrate it. Vlad then adds that recognizing one's own limitations can be a catalyst to seek out another path to greatness.
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