Atlanta

A satirical episode, Paper Boi features as a guest on a talk show called Montague, being part of a discussion on the media's indictment of Black culture and its intersection with trans people. Commercial parodies play throughout the episode during the breaks of the talk show.

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Well, I did some research on your lyrics,

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you feel me? Look, [bleep],

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- Naw, I'm just saying that... - "Him"?

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The price is on the can, though.

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The Dodge Charger.

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_

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I'm a 35-year-old white man.

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and just be thinking to myself, like,

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San Juan Mountain ranges but, you know, the jobs is here.

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[bleep], I'd love to wake up one day and say,

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I don't think they get it because

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by then I have enough money to take the next step.

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that will allow Harrison not only to be a white man

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You... you walk in the streets,

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who may be going through the same thing?

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When the director calls cut and I get a quick five,

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And try our new pre-dumps Swisher Sweets as well.

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without somebody trying to make sure you never make money...

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Look, my life is messed up from [bleep] y'all did, okay?

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Paper Boi, isn't a lack of a father

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So why should I care? What make him so special?

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Like... Look.

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Yeah, well, freedom of speech, [bleep].

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- I mean, and rock music... - Rock.

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Paternity tests?

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My stepson, he was in jail.

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Don't be dumb.

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When I called Ahmad, my life was going nowhere fast.

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He works. He really, really works.

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Kids, house...

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in circles for a week.

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But only kids can have...

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Stop resisting.

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You sitting on my back, man!

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We are now going to our feet, sir.

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and you ain't no kid!

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