1:05:01
I would imagine
something entirely
1:05:03
and completely different...
1:05:06
...in the... in the...
in the rich, vivid
1:05:10
dialect of
a disenfranchised people,
1:05:12
a people we once enslaved.
1:05:15
You know,
my mama was a slave?
1:05:19
At Wendy's.
1:05:21
So, Dr. S, we're all
eager to hear, then,
1:05:24
in that...
1:05:26
poetic, triumphant
language, just what does
1:05:30
the phrase mean?
1:05:32
It means, "Let me
love you with respect."
1:05:36
"Let me love you
in a very special way."
1:05:40
"Let me love you
1:05:43
forever."
1:05:46
It's really so beautiful.
1:05:49
Know what I'm saying?
1:05:56
You dig?
1:05:57
No, I don't dig.
1:06:03
Two days ago,
controversial rap star Dr. S
1:06:05
told a Congressional committee
1:06:07
that in his song, "ln the Butt,"
the title phrase actually means,
1:06:11
"with love and respect."
1:06:12
Is this just a desperate ploy
to save his career
1:06:15
and the future
of Feldco lndustries?
1:06:17
Or has the slang remark
actually begun to take hold?
1:06:20
Is Dr. S becoming
the new American hero?
1:06:22
All across America, the cultural
crossfire has begun.
1:06:25
We are gonna hang him high!
1:06:27
A national survey shows
1:06:28
strong youth support for Dr. S.
1:06:31
Please. These polls are pure
media distortion.
1:06:33
I am here to protect
and defend the American people,
1:06:36
not to listen to them.
1:06:38
Dr. S, you are doomed.
1:06:43
You heard her:
We're doomed. Finished.
1:06:44
Senator Spinkle
1:06:45
is so powerful, so determined.
1:06:48
But "ln the Butt" is
going triple platinum.
1:06:50
I bought five copies as gifts.
1:06:52
Plus, we're making
all this money.
1:06:54
It's the biggest selling single
in the history of the label.
1:06:56
Celine Dion wants
to do a remix-- as a duet.
1:06:59
But this, this isn't
about money anymore.