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Sister, I'm sure you've heard the controversy all around the Perez
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I sure have. Everyone had something to say about it.
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the accents, the dancing,
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authenticity, yeah, it's so racked up,
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you know, hella nominations like I don't know how,
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look, it's funny because a group of Mexicans responded to Emilia
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Perez by creating a short film titled Johanacrebleu.
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Yeah, so it's a French film.
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it's a French inspired film made entirely with a Mexican crew,
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just like how Emiia Perez is made by a French crew.
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Interesting. Damn, Emilia Perez is getting the scary movie treatment
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yeah, it's like it'll be the same thing with the wait
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something's different. So the short film takes jabs at French
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cliches, right? The cast is rocking berets,
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mustaches, and mime costumes.
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I, I better see a bunch of stripes,
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striped shirts in there.
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But we're not helping.
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I'm sorry. We shouldn't cast it for it.
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It was made by a Mexican trans woman,
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Camila Arora, through crowdfunding,
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right? And the plot of the story is a trans woman
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heir to a baguette empire who falls in love with Atugo rataule
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heir to a croissant empire.
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That is hilarious, brother.
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Wow, they went straight for the stereotypes,
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baguettes and croissants. We.
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but do you think the French will answer back to the short
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film? Or like instead of diss songs,
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Yo, yeah, drop this right now,
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well, well, the Drake and Kendrick drama like this song
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like this is like a feature film.
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It's a whole another level,
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man, bro, what do you guys think?
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Will you check it out?
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I mean, either way I'm down and you know what,
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give him a shout out.
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Shout out to the filmmakers of Johan.
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