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I don't know what to do.

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I don't know what to do. One second, one
second. Yeah, take your time. Take your

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time. It came back. It came back.

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Hey, what's going on, everybody? For
First We Feast, I'm Sean Evans, and

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watching Hot Ones. It's the show with
hot questions and even hotter wings.

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And today we're joined by Rosé.

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She shattered all kinds of records as a
member of Blackpink, one of the best

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-selling girl groups of all time, and
now she's announced her first studio

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album. It's called Rosie, a 12 -track
collection, which is set to release on

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December 6th. Rosé, welcome to the show.

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Yay! Wow, that was a great intro. Thank
you.

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What's going through your head as you
prepare to take on the Hot Ones

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Are you someone who enjoys a spicy meal?

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When I eat, my food kind of has to be
spicy in order for me to feel like I've

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had a proper meal.

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So in that case, I should be really
good, but I'm not sure how good I am at

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eating spicy. I like spicy food, but I
don't know if I'm like spicy.

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I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm actually
hungry.

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Konbae is cheers in Korean. Konbae.
Konbae.

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Okay.

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Not spicy at all.

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Cute. Very cute.

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I'm interested in hearing more about the
lead single, which I understand was

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inspired by a party game. What's the
backstory there, and can you teach us

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to play the game? Of course.

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Um, so basically it's a, it's a Korean
drinking game called APT.

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It's one of many drinking games, but
that seemed to be the one that all my

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friends in the studio were like vibing
to. Like I taught them once and they

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kept coming back to it. They're like,
they're like, can we do it again? They

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were like, and everybody was like
chanting it. I was like, huh, this is

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interesting. Why do you guys love this
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And so it inspired me to be like, I
think we should write like a song on

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because they were so addicted to it.

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I was really lucky enough to have Bruno
jump on it.

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Craziest experience of my life.

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And it goes like, so it's my game.

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It's my turn to do a random game.

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It starts with, like, Rosie's random
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Game start.

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And then you go, ah, pata, pata, ah,
pata, pata, ah, pata, pata. And everyone

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puts their hand in the middle. And as we
do that in the middle, we're too far

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away. So let's imagine we stack our
hands in the middle above each other,

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randomly. I'll call out, like, a number.
For example, like, six.

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So it would be like, one, two, three,
four, five, six. And whoever gets on the

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top.

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Thanks. Let's start. This is not a shot.
This is me.

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Well, cheers to that.

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Cheers to that.

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Okay, ghost pepper pear.

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Pear?

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I'm guessing a lot of people start
thinking like...

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I could do it. And then do they start
suffering? Is that like a thing? We kind

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of lull you into a false sense of
security on the show here. But you're

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rock it. I can already tell.

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I can feel the spice.

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It's kind of scaring me now.

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You're prepared.

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I'm prepared.

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Songwriters can be very particular about
their surroundings and the atmosphere

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in the studio. How would you describe
your ideal conditions for creativity?

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For creativity.

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I don't want to say this.

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But usually when I'm kind of like, for
me, it's been like an experience

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of like, wow, life has been pretty bad
lately.

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It's always been the best.

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Because I ended up walking out with a
song where I've left all that there and

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walked out with a great song.

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Literally, this album is a
representation of my past three or four

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the raw and honest.

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emotions that i've never talked about
before it's like a representation of

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and so has a lot of like my heart
breaking stories in there and vulnerable

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emotions built into it and so i think
that's the beauty of it um that's what i

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like most about creating is that you can
take something not so great into

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something beautiful smoked onion okay

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I feel like most of these, it kicks in
like kind of after, right? Yeah. As I'm

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taking a bite, it's not that spicy.

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Right. And then there's a little bit of
a time delay.

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But I actually think that the second
sauce is a little bit spicier than the

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third. I kind of agree.

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I agree.

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It has like, it's a bit more sweet.

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Or this is a bit more like a tacky.

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That's the word.

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From your perspective, is there an
underappreciated element of what makes a

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music group click? When we had NSYNC on
the show, they talked about one of the

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things that helped them gel early on is
that they had a naturally very

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complementary vocal range.

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I think Blackpink, all four of us, the
one thing that hopefully differentiates

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us as a whole group to others, or maybe
not even differentiates, but is so

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strong about Blackpink, the fact that...
Each one of us, we want such big things

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for ourselves and we, like, work so hard
every day.

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I've never seen someone that's like, I
just want to, like, rest. Like, even if

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we've said that before, I don't think
anyone means that. I think it's, like,

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really hard working.

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Am I judging this too much? It's not
spicy.

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It's good.

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Second bites.

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I'm just trying to keep up with you over
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To what extent do you think a good
singing voice is like a talent that

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born with versus a skill that can be
developed with enough training and

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practice? I feel like emotion is
something you're born with, an emotional

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expression.

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I'd sometimes talk to friends and I'd be
heartbroken about their story.

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And I'd always try to channel into, I
wonder how that would feel like.

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And the best way to know that is to
embody it and pretend I'm in that

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And then you learn so much about that
emotion.

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I think, yeah, that's also something you
can work on. It's not like you really

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have to be born with it. That's more
like you pick it up along the way.

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What's the difference between a singer
singing with their chest voice versus

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singing with their head voice?

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Ha, ha.

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That's half -half.

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I've set the key too high.

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Ha.

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That's the difference, I guess.

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In Korea, Korea has the spiciest food.

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I'm built for it. Let's not speak to
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Cancel, cancel.

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It's not too spicy yet.

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So far, so good.

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Great.

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As someone who grew up with a dog named
Dave, I love extremely human names for

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pets. You have a dog named Dave? Yeah,
growing up, my childhood dog was named

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Dave.

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My childhood dog was named Toby.

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You have a long history of extremely
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I'm guessing. How did Hank come about?

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Hank was named after Tom Hanks.

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If you look at my dog, for some reason,
he looks like a Hank.

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He's chic.

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When I go home, I'm like, Hank, I miss
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see you.

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So we're a good match because I'm very
needy.

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But Hank is very like, okay. We balance
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balance each other out.

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Perfect combo, in my opinion. I hope he
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chill.

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Number six.

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That looks orange.

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Okay. I feel it at the end.

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So the mechanics of becoming a pop star
in Korea, they are fascinating.

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You spend years in these training
programs. It almost becomes like an

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training for the Olympics.

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How do they tell you that you're going
from training to making a debut?

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Is there a phone call? Is there a party?
What is that moment?

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So we're like, we're already like in the
company. We're like at the company

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every day.

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And then they start forming us. They
selected us. And they're like, okay, now

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start going to the studio. We start
doing sessions, start creating music.

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And then that's when you start slowly
knowing.

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And then it's like one day you like wake
up and it's like us four.

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And we've created a song.

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And they give you a date. And they're
like, now you're going to shoot a video.

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Is this a sign that, like, my buddy's
reacting to this fight? It's all normal

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here on Hot Ones. I've seen some crazy
things on this side of the table, right?

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So no matter what you go through, don't
worry. Like, it's already happened a

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hundred times on this show.

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Okay, well... Oh, Ninja

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Napalm?

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I'm going to enjoy it now.

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Am I crazy?

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No, I love it.

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There you go.

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Do you cry sometimes when you're doing
this?

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Every once in a while, a tear comes
down. But I don't know if it's the wings

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it's the conversation.

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It could be the conversation. Okay. I
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roller coaster.

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So you and Hot Ones alum CL made history
as the first K -pop artist to be at the

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Met Gala in 2021. I'm curious, what kind
of calculus... Wow, that's spicy.

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It's hitting me now. I told you. I told
you, yeah.

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Like now.

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Yeah. It just hit me now.

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Yeah. It has a little bit of a delay on
it. Okay.

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So, Met Gala.

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What kind of calculus goes into creating
a fashion moment for an event like

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that? Mm -hmm.

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My nose is running again.

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Okay.

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I guess this is, like, one of my
reactions to spicy food.

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It's all right.

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It's just part of the show, you know?
Lean into it. Lean into it. I'm going to

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go for the milk. Okay, me too. Cheers.
Cheers.

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We did a fitting, and we thought it
looked great, and we went.

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So it wasn't actually too hard, my one.

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My experience wasn't as crazy as some
other people.

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There seems to be, like, such a fluid
cultural exchange between Seoul and New

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York City. I'm curious, is there a
fashion trend that has popped off in

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that you're surprised hasn't made it to
the States yet?

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I think everything's, like, because
nowadays social media has linked us so

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that we share everything.

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Notice that out here, Korean beauty is
so popular in the U .S. And everyone in

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Korea is... Taking turns from, you know,
out here as well.

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I need a second. I need to blow my nose.
Take your time.

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I just noticed it's a thing.

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I was

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saying

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it hurts my ego.

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This is hurting my ego. I thought I'd be
better at this.

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Rosie, you can do better. Come on.

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So this next one's Da Bomb Beyond
Insanity, and hot sauce, it humbles us

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Really? It humbles us all? It humbles us
all. Okay.

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Here we go.

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Oh, I think I had the spiciest part. I
should have taken it from here, not

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there. Right, and it'll be immediate.

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You won't really have to wait around for
this one.

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I'm waiting.

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Correct. I'll wait. I think for me it
hits later or something.

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Yeah, I think so too, by the way.

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My tongue is built differently.

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Built different? Built different?

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It's built different.

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Is it hitting now?

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It's coming.

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Can you put ice in the milk?

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Yeah, go for it. Do people do that? Do
we have to do that? That's all ice right

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there, that pitcher.

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If you want to add ice to the milk.

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But that's weird, right? No, nothing's
weird. I just want cold milk. Nothing's

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weird. We're just surviving right now,
you know?

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And then

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be

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careful around the eyes. You know, don't
touch your eyes.

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How are you?

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How am I, like, still standing?

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Yeah, no, I get it. I get it. It's just,
you know, as a talk show host, I'm

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tethered to my format. So I only know
one thing, and that's just move straight

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ahead. I'm okay if you're okay. I can't
believe you did 300 of these.

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I can't.

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It's attacking me.

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Is there a dish from Australia that you
crave the most when you're missing home?

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Meat pie. Minced pie.

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Meat pie.

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I miss it. Sausage rolls. Yes.

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We can bring an ice cream, by the way,
if you're interested. Yeah, oh, I

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they'd seal it up.

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Thank you.

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We got you. It's mental, mental, mental.
Right, right. And the ice cream is very

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helpful, by the way.

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How are you feeling?

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I feel better.

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It's really good ice cream.

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I'm going to forget about what just
happened.

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But listen, I know you.

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When you're down...

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That's when you make a beautiful song,
you know?

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Maybe Hot Sauce will be your next
inspiration. I'm about to make my next

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hit.

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I'm actually scared.

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Mommy.

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I don't know what to do.

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I don't know what to do.

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One second, one second. Yeah, take your
time. Take your time. It came back. It

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came back.

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Why does it feel like the ice cream is
getting hotter, but not as cold as it

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a second ago?

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It's not ice creaming enough.

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I think the kick is coming back. Why is
it coming back?

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I don't know.

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Don't come back.

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Leave my body.

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Next one. I can do it. Let's do it.
Arbol Scorpion.

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Come back. Come back.

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I need to look for the least red pie.

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Did you just say horrible scorpion?

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It is a horrible scorpion.

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What if I need to, like, rip things?

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Go ahead. Shred it.

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Tear it up.

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It's going to help. Yeah.

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Let it out, you know?

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Do we have my stress ball?

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Is there a stress ball?

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I need a stress ball. Somebody's digging
through a bag right now.

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Hopefully.

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This is called the squishy, guys.

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The squishy. Do you have another one?

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Another one? I'm just going to squish it
like three times. Just squish it. Just

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squish it.

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It actually helps. There you go.

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Wow. It distracts you.

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Yeah. I think you need a distraction.

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I do too. You're right. You're right.
This is helping me right now. I can see

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that. I'm going to adopt this practice.

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Do you want to try it? Yeah.

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You just squish it away. Oh.

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It helps. It distracts you. Dude, this
is a mental thing. It is a mental thing.

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I need a stress ball. I've never seen
anything like this before in my life.

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A few squishes and I'm actually over it
now. I could do the next one.

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What was the question?

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Oh, you know, I saw an interesting
interview that you did with Baz

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right? Yes. And you talked about how
your introduction to Elvis was through

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Lilo and Stitch soundtrack.

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Oh my God, yes, it was.

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My sister and I were obsessed with it.
Is there a vocal performance in the

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Disney canon that you find particularly
moving?

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Oh, yeah, there is.

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Tangled, Rapunzel.

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I'm obsessed with the movie. I cried on
like my 20th watch.

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When Flynn Ryder, he's about to die, he
says, you were my new dream.

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I cried so much.

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And so I don't know why I'm saying this.

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My favorite song from that movie is all
the songs of that song from that movie.

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You know what I got to say?

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Yes. I don't even think I tasted that
wing.

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Right? There's something about the
stress ball. I think that should be the

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thing. You've hacked it.

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You need to actually add it.

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What are you doing?

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Are you going insane?

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Are you okay?

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I can't just let you do it. Now we have
the squishy.

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I dipped it. I dipped it.

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Are we ready?

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I'm ready if you're ready. Yeah, sure.

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I feel like I have to make a speech
because I feel like this is going to

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me. Yeah, because the floor is yours.

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Hank, I love you.

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I love you so much.

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I hope I can survive this, but if I
don't ever see you, I love you. Just

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that.

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And to my number ones, I hope you like
the album.

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Let's go. Here we go.

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That's it with the Wings of Death.
You've made it all the way through the

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gauntlet, Rosé. And I realize that this
is an absurd ask, given the

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circumstances. But we have this ever
-growing gallery of Hot Ones guest art.

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And we would just be so thrilled if you
could give us a Wings 10 sketch.

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Oh, wow, wow, wow. Okay.

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Maybe I'm fired by your experience with
the Wings of Death. But seriously, why

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was that most spicy?

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Whoa!

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Weird.

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It's all in the head.

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It's all in the head.

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Let me think.

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Oh, my God.

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My brain's not running anymore.

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I've got to think. What do I want to
draw?

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Wing. How do you even draw a wing?

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Oh, my God. I feel like I'm going to do
it.

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Why is it so cute?

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It doesn't seem this cute.

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It has to be just, like, ugly and gross
and scary.

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Wherever it takes you.

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This is weird.

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A work of art.

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Hang it in the loo.

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Rosé taking on the wings of death,
living to tell the tale, and now there's

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nothing left to do but roll out the red
carpet for you.

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This camera, this camera, this camera,
let the people know what you have going

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on in your life.

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Hi, everyone.

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I've survived this, and I'm really proud
of myself.

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I'm also really proud of myself for
finishing an album. It's coming out on

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December 6th.

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I hope you love it and cry as much as I
did eating these wings.

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But, yeah, I hope you love it. Thank
you, everyone, for supporting me. Love

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number ones. I have no idea what I'm
saying at this point.

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And thank you so much for having me.
That was really fun and traumatizing all

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the same time.

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Thank you.

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Yay!

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Thank you.

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Wow.

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Oh, we have to act like... Oh, okay,
then we should have just dived right

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it.

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That's great. Oh, that was it?

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Yeah, yeah, that was good. Oh, my gosh.

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for a spicy PSA. Here at Hot Ones, we
love sports.

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Baseball!

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Football!

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Go long!

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Basketball!

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Heck, and even fancy horseback riding!

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And we know you Spice Lords are tuned in
too.

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So the next time you need a little snack
to go with your sports, make sure to

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make it a Hot Ones Buffalo Bonanza.

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Our Hot Ones Buffalo Sauce is made with
real butter, cayenne pepper, and even a

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little bit of celery.

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It's the perfect companion for chicken
wings, dips, and all your favorite game

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day snacks.

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So don't fumble this one and order your
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