Lieutenant, you think he'll take the city?

Intercut, Coyolanus on Harley with Ophidius.

All yield to him, the press, whitey, the color oistocracks of his own set.

Only the trash is weak, and I think he'll view them as birds do fish and take them as his do.

He served the hood, but lost it.

Close on, Coriolanus, riding hellpent into the wind.

Offadeus off screen.

Whether from bad choice, pride, or the inability to move from war to peace, it made him

feared and hated by the media.

That was a reenactment from Steve Bannon's screenplay, The Thing I Am, a hip-hop musical

that transposes Shakespeare's Coriolanus onto the 1992 L.A. riots. Shockingly, this was not

a right-wing take on Hamilton, but a screenplay that Bannon wrote in the 1990s. If you thought

Jake Tapper's rock war era minstrel show gang banging and media land was bad,

well, it still is.

But think of this as a necessary prequel to that seminal work.

This shit is really funny, so let's reenact another line.

Agrippa crosses to Brutus and grabs his crotch.

Agrippa, hey, motherfuckerus and grabs his crotch. Agrippa.

Hey, motherfucker, you.

What you think you, as the great dick of this assembly.

Brutus, did you call me a...

Agrippa.

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