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Let's talk about pause for a second.

Yeah.

Now that's a wonderful title of a show for a gay person first of all.

Now I'm from New York. Let's talk about the origins of pause.

Let's do it. Let's do the official internet pause the dive where it starts from.

Now I feel like I had to start in the jails. I had to start in the jails because you know in jail culture you can't be gay.

If you're a dude, like you can't, you can't even eat popsicles and bananas and shit like that.

Right.

And the jail culture just like the sagging of the pants and certain other things we got from jail.

It comes into the street cultures because you start to have hustlers uptown saying pause.

When Dame Dash and then with kids, the people they was looking up to.

It was like, nah, pause. Pause. Anything that sounded remotely could be homosexual or whatever.

And there was a time when dipset was running New York. They was running the mix tapes.

They was running the radio.

And so all the DJs in the trostate area.

I remember or every single DJ in Y'all know who Y'all are all these New York trostate area DJs.

Y'all was on the radio. Pause. Pause. Pause. Pause. Like a good two, three years.

Kanye, that's why Kanye had to bar. We don't play pause in Chicago because he was living in New York at the time.

And it was pause, pause, pause.

Because I think they was following the lead of like what was going on in Harlem.

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