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Florida State's Frustration, In-Season Tournament Mania, Beyoncé's "My House" and ATL Review
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In this episode, Wellington and Savon react to Florida State being left out of the CFP, Alabama's SEC Championship win over Georgia, and early thoughts on the CFP matchups. Next up, they discuss the 49ers' blowout win vs. the Eagles and the Packers picking up an impressive win against the Chiefs. They also analyze the Pacers and Tyrese Haliburton's success this season, the new popularity of the In-Season Tournament, and how this will affect the players going forward in the season. For their album reviews, they start with Conway the Machine and Conductor Williams' Conductor Machine, BJ The Chicago Kid's Gravy, and Kelly Moonstone's debut album I Digress... Finally, they review Tyla's Tyla EP and Beyoncé's new single "My House".
In the second half, they review ATL, the 2006 comedy-drama film, and the feature film directorial debut of Chris Robinson. Starring T.I., Antwan Andre Patton, Evan Ross, Jackie Long, and Lauren London, they start by analyzing how this had a lot of engaging moments, was easygoing, and had an authentic feel to it. Next up, they discuss the simple storyline, and how it was interesting to see T.I. have an acting role that raised his popularity and how many memorable moments are in this film still.
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