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Charles Holmes and Justin Sayles discuss the changing nature of stardom and offer their “Top Five Rap One-Hit Wonders”
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Charles Holmes and Justin Sayles are back to discuss the ups and downs of DaBaby and Roddy Ricch’s careers and how they are ultimately falling off (0:35). They also discuss the new one-hit wonders and the changing nature of stardom, ending with their “Top Five Rap One-Hit Wonders” (37:12).
Host: Charles Holmes
Guest: Justin Sayles
Producers: Jade Whaley and Justin Sayles
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