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Tony Yayo: I Love Wu-Tang Even Though Some of Them Hate Me (Part 17)
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January 24, 2024
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Vlad and Tony Yayo discussed the roles and responsibilities of individuals and how their actions can have severe consequences, particularly in relation to drunk driving laws. Vlad also brought up the possibility of lawsuits against record labels for messages conveyed through their artists that could incite certain actions or events. Yayo, however, defends that while music may influence individuals' emotions or actions to an extent, it should not be held completely accountable for the decisions individuals make. He stated that it's fundamentally about differentiating reality from the world of music. They further discussed the impact of video games with Vlad considering them a waste of time, while Yayo argued they can provide a necessary distraction and aid in bonding. He concludes that artistic expression, video games included, shouldn't be blamed for an individual's actions.
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