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Drawing parallels to the entertainment industry's facade, the host criticizes late-night hosts as being no different from the "gangster rappers" of the past—pretenders who fabricate tough personas and fake street cred to appeal to audiences. Much like rappers who rapped about a lifestyle they didn't truly live, late-night hosts have historically been actors playing roles to maintain an image that doesn't match reality.
The host references music critic TI's song Tellin' I Said That, which exposed the superficiality of the rap industry, emphasizing the disconnect between image and reality. Likewise, the late-night hosts, including Cobear, are portrayed as part of a scripted, propagandistic machine designed to push certain agendas.