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The White Rapper Episode

Justin and Micah discuss new albums from Jack Harlow and Post Malone before diving deeper into the discussion of white rappers and what they represent in today’s culture

By Justin Charity and Micah Peters
Photo by Stephen J. Cohen/Getty Images


Justin Charity and Micah Peters open by debating about Jack Harlow and Post Malone and their latest releases (01:20). To close the show, they dive deeper into the discussion of white rappers and what they represent in today’s culture (22:04).

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Hosts: Justin Charity and Micah Peters
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson

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