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Music and ‘FaceTime etiquette’: Common on MSNBC & Ari addresses his friend Deva
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7:29Now PlayingLeaders in both parties used to demonize hip-hop as a political strategy, now the genre is drawing bipartisan shout outs. MSNBC host and music obsessive Ari Melber notes that shift, while reporting on a hip-hop celebration of Vice President Harris’s residence, and then talks to Common and MSNBC political contributor Juanita Tolliver about a range of topics, from music to voting rights to “cold call” FaceTime's. Common reflects on hip hop’s 50th birthday and the genre’s influence from the Bronx to The White House, as part of the shows irreverent “Fallback” segment.
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