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The hosts analyze a 2020 political advertisement titled "Get Your Booty to the Poll," which used sexualized imagery and AAVE to encourage black voters. Mo Facts points out the "calculated" nature of the ad, which was funded by the New Georgia Project for the runoff elections. They discuss how political consultants use "booty" and "thot culture" as a tool for mobilization.
The episode concludes with a clip of Chuck Schumer declaring, "Now we take Georgia, then we change the world," before correcting himself to "change America." The hosts highlight Georgia as the ultimate battleground for the future of the country. The show ends with the song "A Rainy Night in Georgia" and a final reminder to "pay attention to everything."
