all of us here at abc7 news, thanks for watching. on jimmy kimmel live sharon osbourne. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, sharon osbourne, comedian bill burr, and music from fall out boy, featuring most definitely, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us on a day, a special day, a day of remembrance here in the united states. it is september 11th. this is supposed to be a day of unity when we come together to remember those who were killed and to pay tribute to those who rushed in to save them.

the president paid his respects this morning at 6:32 a.m., he tweeted this photograph along with the message we will never forget 9/11. then ten minutes later he tweeted the federal reserve should get our interest rates down to zero or less. so i guess he forgot is what happened. and who thinks like that? whose mind operates in such an oblivious way. although i guess it's better than this infamous tweet, i would like to extend my best wishes, even the haters and losers on this special day. so he's growing up. trump spoke at a memorial at the pentagon today, where once again he claimed he went to ground zero after the attacks to pitch in. i guess we're suppose the to believe he went down there to heche help and didn't tell anybody. he's just a quiet man who likes

to lend a hand. he also had tough talk for terrorists today. >> if for any reason they come back to our country, we will go wherever they are and use power the likes of which the united states has never used before, and i'm not even talking about nuclear power. >> jimmy: well, what kind of power are you talk beiing talki? girl power? what does that mean? [cheers and applause] maybe he's planning to spray tan them to death. i don't know. and by the way, those terrorists he's warning not to come back, i wonder if they're the ones he invited for s'mores at camp david. this tells you all you need to know about this president. moments before he headed out to participate in a moment of silence for the victims today he lashed out at a poll that has him trailing his democratic

opponents. he wrote, if it weren't for the never-ending fake news about me and with all i have done, more than any other president in the first two and a half years i would be leading the partners of the lame-stream media by 20 points, sorry, but true. he's upset because there's a new "washington post" abc news poll that says he is trailing not one but five democratic candidates led by joe biden who leads him in a matchup by 16 points. as we know, these polls are never wrong. 16 points is a big gap. even putin is like, sorry, comrade, i can't help but that one. trump says these polls are out to get him. he claimed that same poll had him down 15 points to hillary clinton. they him down by four four four the margin of error is now our president of the united states. so tomorrow night --

[ applause ] we will see the top ten democratic candidates for president will square off in houston. because it's a live event, abc and the dnc have issued a warning to the candidates, asking them not to use four-letter words. acious abc news said we will not be broadcasting on any delay, so there will be no opportunity to edit out foul language. what if bernie's sciatica is acting up, what if somebody asks beto if he likes queens of the stone age. under those circumstance how are they supposed to not curse? the president invited reporters to join him in the oval office where he announced plans to put a stop to a newly-identified menace. >> we have a problem in our country. it's a new problem. a problem nobody really thought about too much a few years ago, and it's called vaping. especially vaping as it pertains

to innocent children. and they're coming home, and they're saying, mom, i want to vape. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that how they're doing it? at least the kids are up front about it. you know, donald trump has never had a conversation with a child. apparently, melania is behind this initiative. she saw that video of the kid online who got very sick from vaping, and she said, donald, do something! >> vaping has become a very big business as i understand it, like a giant business in a very short period of time. but we can't allow people to get sick. and we can't have our youth be so affected, and i'm hearing it. and that's how the first lady got involved. she's got a son, together, that is a beautiful young man, and she feels very, very strongly about it. >> jimmy: she's got a son, uh, together. let's have another look at that, if we could. >> that's how the first lady got

involved. she's got a son, together, that is a beautiful young man. >> jimmy: or so i hear. ive anot seen him for a while. he better not be vaping. flavored e-cigarettes have been blamed for the deaths of six people. he wants to ban them to protect children from being harmed or killed. and i think that's good. you know what else harms and kills children? assault rifles do. [cheers and applause] maybe, maybe, if the nra starts flavoring those you'll ban them too. there are new details explaining the abrupt departure of john bolton. trump says he fired john bolton. bolton says he resigned. although we don't know exactly how it went down, we do know why it went down. >> bolton was especially disliked by the north korean

regime. he and the administration also clashed on afghanistan. the final breaking point came from reports that president trump wanted to deploy nuclear weapons against hurricanes. >> jimmy: why would that scare him off? what is he, working for the hurricanes? nuking hurricanes is how "sharknado"s get started, did you know that? the president has been, i guess he's been annoyed by the reporting of this story, which has basically been that bolton was against him inviting the taliban to sleep over at camp and didn't approve of these warm relationships he had with vlad putin and kim jong un. so he gathered the fake news together to give his take on why bolton bolted. >> john is actually somebody i got along with very well. he made some very big mistakes. and frankly, he wanted to do things, not necessarily tougher than me. john's known as a tough guy. he's so tough he got us into

iraq. that's tough. john wasn't in line with what we were doing. in some cases he thought it was too tough what we were doing, mr. tough guy. >> jimmy: sounds like a real dope. who hired that guy? whoever did that must be an idiot. oh, yesterday, you probably know, apple unveiled three new iphones. they got the iphone 11, the iphone 11 pro and the iphone 11 pro max. the last two have three cameras. that may seem even good, but there are concerns this could be a problem for those who suffer from tripaphobia. tripaphobia is a fear of small holes. kendall jenner suffers from it, so you know it's serious. the site believes that one of the reasons for the fear is that our brains associate groups of small holes with dangerous

plants, animals and diseases. 6% of humans will react negatively to these images. so are so crippled they can't function. if you are so terrified of little holes that you can't function, it probably means something bad happened on a miniature golf course. and by the way, if you have this condition, how could you use any cell phone? there's small holes in all of them. even the old-time phones have even more, i mean, if this catches on, the folks at cheerios are absolutely screwed. this is something that -- [ applause ] this is actually scary, so. have you seen the mug shot of the guy who looks like walter white? this went around today. this man is wanted for violating parole for a charge related to methamphetamine. this is what it looks like if

"breaking bad" went to season 30. here's a tip for meth heads. if you're wanting to stay under the radar, maybe try not to look like the most famous meth dealer of all time. hasbro this week, they make games and toys. they have announced they have a new female-oriented version of monopoly in the works. in this version the women get more money than men. it'sled ms. monopoly. they get $1900 to start with. men get $1500. women get $240 when they pass go. men only get $200 to pass go. this sounds like a good way to make your son hate your daughter. really. they took the bro out of hasbro. instead of buying properties the players invest in products invented by women. they're sending a strong message to young girls, and that is, we have no idea what feminism even

means anymore. i don't know, is this ridiculous? if you think about it, playing monopoly or any board game is one of the few places in life where there is no discrimination. it doesn't matter what gender you are, what color you are, everyone starts with the same amount of money and everybody has the same chance to lose it or turn it into more. it's not like boys are better at rolling dice. it's like when you pretend to race a little kid and let the kid win, except in this case, the kid is a woman who's been given an unfair advantage. she didn't really win, she had more money. this is a dumb idea is what i'm saying. and monopoly. i don't want to single them out, that's not the only board game planning to lady it up. there's another classic board game with a feminist twist, too. >> it's that classic board game your family loves. >> yes, sorry! >> with a feminine twist!

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>> jimmy: hi, everyone, welcome back to the show. tonight, a very funny gentleman. s latest netflix comedy special is called, "paper tiger." bill burr is here. then, the song is called, "dear future self (hands up)," fall out boy with wyclef jean from the mercedes-benz stage. you can see fall out boy live next year on the "hella mega tour," with weezer and green day. green day will be here tomorrow night after the democrats debate with sean penn and danielle macdonald. so please join us for that. 17 years after she rocketed to fame, our first guest is now a daytime television star. season ten of "the talk", please

say hello to sharon ♪ >> jimmy: hey, congratulations. ten seasons of this show. >> can you believe it? and i've not been fired yet. >> jimmy: not only have you not been fired, i believe you are the only remaining, living host of the show. did you know that? >> i am, yes. >> jimmy: i actually had them write it down. you've had ten co-hosts over the last ten years. some are still with you. >> come on. >> jimmy: how many of them can you name? >> who's on the show? >> jimmy: mm-hm. and who was on the show, too. >> oh. well, i'll start with who's on the show now. >> jimmy: you saw them today. >> who's on the show now. is carrie ann, cheryl underwood.

>> jimmy: yes. >> me, marie osmond. >> jimmy: that's correct. let's dig a little deeper. can you name -- go ahead. >> go on. >> jimmy: no, you go on. you've got to name the rest of them. >> oh, julie chen. >> jimmy: mm-hm. yes. >> uh, what was their name. leah remini. holly robertson. >> jimmy: yes. >> and -- >> jimmy: three more! >> three? >> jimmy: yeah. >> get outta here! >> jimmy: there are three more. >> [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: one of them was just with you last year. >> oh, sarah gilbert. >> jimmy: yes, two more. >> ayesha. >> jimmy: correct. and one more. her name starts with an m. >> who is it? who is it? >> jimmy: if i tell you, you didn't know, right?

ma- >> oh, marie! >> jimmy: no. marie's on the show now. marissa. >> yes. >> jimmy: marissa. she was on -- >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: that's correct. so i win. >> oh. >> jimmy:issa's going to be thrilled. marie osmond is new. she's with you now. >> yeah, she is. >> jimmy: do they run that by you first? >> yeah, of course. marie had been a guest on the show many times in the past. >> jimmy: right. is she nuts, marie osmond? >> no. >> jimmy: she's not? >> no! she's very, very nice lady. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> got a great family. you know. >> jimmy: well, the osmonds. anybody who grew up in the '70s, the idea that the osmonds and the osbornes have come together to work on anything at all is

insane. >> it's insane. >> jimmy: nobody would have believed any of this had you told me this in 1976. >> she is a really lovely lady. she's a very nice person. she doesn't swear. no, seriously. >> jimmy: she's just like you. >> i do the swearing to the show. >> jimmy: you do the swearing on the show. >> yeah, for everyone. >> jimmy: you guys have been running promos for this new season. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is a real thing. take a look at this really quickly. >> it's a new set! >> we're getting an upgrade. >> plus, there's a new face at the table. >> make that two new faces. oh, yes, darling. we're revealing my face-lift. >> jimmy: by the way, you look fantastic. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: which i think is kind of a bad thing. most women do not look good when they get a face-lift. and then you look good and everyone goes oh, i should do that, too, because she looks great, but in most cases it doesn't, does it?

>> it's just so that it's so popular now. >> jimmy: yeah. >> for men and women to get face-lifts that there's, you know, very few really good surgeons, and there are so many people wanting to have it done that, you know, odds are you're going to get a dud. >> jimmy: yeah, but i think maybe some people's skin or faces just don't lend itself to that. >> that's very true. people's bone structure, it just doesn't, and i think, too, a lot of people go in to change too much. >> jimmy: i see. >> and then it just doesn't work. >> jimmy: at this point, do you even get andes thetsic >> he actually gave me a procedure where i didn't have and aesthetic. >> jimmy: for real? >> only one. >> jimmy: is there a deal where you have the bandages on your face and there's the reveal and you look at it and you're nervous? >> no, that's like in the movies. >> jimmy: oh, really? that's not how it works?

>> oh, you've got tubes coming out of your head and rubber bowls that the blood goes into, and you've got that four five day days and you look amazing. >> jimmy: and the first time you look in the mirror is days later or right away? >> oh, no, days later. can't be doing that. >> jimmy: what i would do is glue some sort of a horrible face to a mirror. >> you're bad. >> jimmy: and i would hand you the mirror and you'd look at it and scream. >> yes, have a heart attack. >> jimmy: and i would laugh and laugh and laugh. nobody does that. seems like jack would do something like that, no? >> no. i mean, kelly was with me. for most of the time. and when i woke up, she told me that i was going "help me, help me". and she said, what can i do for you? i'm like, "just help me". >> jimmy: did she help you. >> i don't know what i wanted

help for. >> jimmy: it's hard to figure out. how is ozzy by the way? i know he had his farewell tour. and he was unable to -- >> finish it. he did one year of a two-year tour. he did one year, and then he got flu, which led to pneumonia. >> jimmy: right. >> he was home, you know, this thing happens to so many people, but he gets up in the night, goes to the bathroom, comes back. falls on the rug. and bashed his head on the side table. then he went this way and bashed his head on post of our bed. and down he went. he didn't put his hands down. >> jimmy: right. >> and he went face down, and his neck went back. and he had to have spinal surgery. >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> and he'd had a motorbike accident like a few years ago, and he had metal rods in his body. and the fall pushed the rods through his bones.

>> jimmy: ooh. >> so he to have three major operations. >> jimmy: you guys are a mess. you should be living in a hospital. >> i tell you what. ozzy the other day put together an x ray of his upper chest and his neck, and no wonder they call him iron man, because i tell you, he's got bolts. >> jimmy: he has literally become that. >> he's got so much metal in his body. it's like frightening. >> jimmy: sorry to hear that, but is he okay now or no? >> he's getting a lot better, but it's been a very, very hard road. >> jimmy: he's got like the number two single on the charts right now with post malone. how did that end up happening? >> kelly knows post's producer. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and post was a fan of ozzy's. and he was doing all these different collaborations on his new album, and he asked ozzy if he wanted to do it and. >> jimmy: did ozzy know who post

malone was at that time? >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: okay. >> and it was just great. i mean, they spoke to each other over skype from the studio. because post was on the road. and ozzy's in the studio with post's producer, around really, truly, it took like 30 minutes, done. >> jimmy: now will ozzy do another fair will tour to finish the farewell tour? >> he's going to pick up the dates that we had to - >> jimmy: part two of the farewell tour? >> and hopefully it will be starting in february. >> jimmy: please tell him i said hello. we'll be right back with sharon after this. [cheers a [cheers and applause] ♪ >> dicky: portions of jimmy kimmel live are brought to you by ikea. best, fastest, best. enough. sprint's doing things differently. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. i mean i think sprint's network and savings are great, but don't just take my word for it.

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please let us come to your home and film you again and do this all over again, is that not the case? >> no. >> jimmy: you've not had that? >> no. >> jimmy: that is very surprising to me. "full house" is on, and you're not. >> i'm like. >> jimmy: is that something you would be interested in doing? >> i don't know. i don't know. i mean, it's, i mean, it may be interesting to do like a one-of. this is us now, compared to 18 years ago, this is the way we are now, you know, jack's got three babies, and. >> jimmy: is ozzy good with the grandchildren? does he watch them and -- >> yeah. he's their papa. and he absolutely adores them. he gets them all lined up, and they're painting and drawing and. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, cooks for them and does everything. >> jimmy: what does the prince of darkness cook for children? >> he cooks them breakfast. they always say, papa, we want breakfast. >> jimmy: and he's good with breakfast? >> oh, he's so good.

>> jimmy: what does he give them? >> he gives them egg, bacon, tomato and baked beans and they love it. >> jimmy: they love the baked beans. >> yes. >> jimmy: are there crumpets involved? >> no. >> jimmy: i always imagined there would be crumpets. this would be great. and if you could get the osmonds to come and live with you guys for a while, this would be a heck of a thing. i really think this should happen. >> why don't you do wife swap. that's what you'll be saying next. >> jimmy: that's a good idea, too, but i feel like that's not enough. >> that's not enough. can you imagine ozzy and marie? >> jimmy: oh, otzy azzy and mar would be a great couple. >> and i could be with marie's husband. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, would you care to be with marie's husband? look out, marie. i read that there are two different movie projects that people are trying to make that

depict your life, your young life with ozzy. are you involved with either one of those? >> no, and with both of them i said we won't give you any music rights or anything like that. and a movie like that without music rights is useless. >> jimmy: why, because you didn't like their approach? >> no, how could you write a story on somebody's life like from 40 years ago and you've never even spoken to them. it's like no, thank you, but we're doing our own one. >> jimmy: you're doing your own. >> yeah. >> jimmy: have you thought about who you want to play ozzy or you? >> for ozzy, we're going to find a complete unknown. >> jimmy: a complete unknown. >> somebody to, you know, that we all know dress up as ozzy, and everybody will go, you look stupid. >> jimmy: yeah, it would be like a halloween costume or something. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: have you thought of anyone in particular to play you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: who? >> there was this show, an

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♪ >> jimmy: we are back. still to come, music from fallout boy. our next guest started making stand-up specials for netflix back in the days when they were mailing dvds. his newest is called "paper tiger," it's available now. please welcome beautiful bill burr.

♪ >> jimmy: how are you doin'? >> i'm doin' well. >> jimmy: you really are the white ea whitest person i've ever seen. >> i was born on a yacht. it's all been downhill. >> jimmy: i don't mean it in a genetic way. >> i do. i'm talkin' full-on white privilege. i was stunned when i first heard about white privilege. i had no idea what it was. i thought, everybody doesn't get to do this? >> jimmy: it seems as if the sun has never touched you. >> job interviews right after i get out of the car. you're hired! go home, we'll see you tomorrow. you want an office? >> jimmy: you were on a standup comedy tour of, is it the world? >> the white world. i went to europe. they pulled back.

like i was actually doing it. was it a racist tour? >> jimmy: maybe it was the white tour. >> that leg was pretty white. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> i went on, where the hell was i? i did england, iceland. getting whiter there. >> jimmy: uh-huh, iceland, yeah. >> did a corporate at santa claus's house. the whitest dude ever. then i kind of did, i don't know. went to germany and then, i don't know, austria. >> jimmy: where were you received most warmly? >> as far as like them getting me the best? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i would call it the midwest of europe was the budapest, vienna and warsaw. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah, they were like the same kind of idiot that i was, and we just like locked in, and i had these, i was in budapest on stage, i was like, i could shoot a special here. people were great. they were going along with the laughs. >> jimmy: it must be really strange to be popular and well

received in a place where english is not their first language. >> yeah, no, if it is. but everybody has netflix. all you're getting are people who are in to you. it's not like i'm walking around hungary, like hey, how's it going? the people who know me show up. >> jimmy: were you at the royal albert concert hall in london. when i watched it last night, it was great by the way. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: when you walk out, all these english people. there are a lot of people there. they're thrilled to see you. i would imagine that means something more than going back to boston. >> yeah, yeah, no. it's very humbling to sit there and be like all these people from this far away want to come out and see you, and then that's when you can get in your head like do i deserve this? it's beautiful, i've got a bunch of [ bleep ] jokes, why am i

here? symphonies perform there. hey, you ever go to the bathroom and just like, there's a lot of that when you travel around. the fun yniest parts, when you t really far east into europe, they get really like logical, and i remember bombing, i can't remember if i was in finland or estonia. i was just bombing, i was like, what's going on. and i noticed their heckles. they were like trying to solve the problem of the joke. like you tell a joke and i wouldn't get a laugh, and somebody would didn't you just say you vere sorry?" . if you get into a country where they don't believe in an

afterlife, it's no hey, man. it's just this equals that! >> jimmy: that's kind of funny. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know what i wanted to ask you about, i know you're a big patriots fan. >> yes. >> jimmy: antonio brown. >> yes. >> jimmy: are you excited about him being on the team? >> we'll see what happens. what i like is it's a one-year contract. it's perfect. like a weekend in vegas. no matter how crazy she is, it's going to end. you're going to be on that southwest flight. but i think he's going to be good. i think there was a little bit of him, a little bit of them. it seemed like they were particulary ta ticky tack fining him. like if they fined him enough they didn't have to pay him a signing bonus. >> jimmy: if you miss practice, you get fined, because practice is kind of the thing, right? >> dress up like a pirate, threaten somebody's life, come in with booze on your breath.

as long as you score a touchdown you are fine. that's the way the raiders were when i grew up. so i was a little surprised. >> jimmy: were you thrilled when you read that he signed with the patriots so very quickly? and tom brady even invited him to come live in his house. >> it's nuts. every time i think it's over another good thing happens. >> jimmy: did you take your family on the road with you to europe for this tour? >> i took them to iceland. >> jimmy: oh, you did? >> yeah, so when i go to europe, we just pick a country we've never been to and we hang there for seven days, get acclimated to the time or whatever. yeah. we went to iceland. >> jimmy: who, just you and your wife and daughter? >> my parents came, too. jo >> jimmy: oh. >> i was smoking a cigar, in reykjavik. i was sitting there smoking a cigar, and this woman approached me. shy w she was just like excuse me,

can you do me a favor? and i was immediately weirded out, yeah, what. can you push me down the hill? i go, like, what? she goes, can you push me down the hill? i'm like, is this some hidden video? you're not getting me. i'm a guest in your country, and she just wanted me to roll her down the hill. so i went, all right, this tyou don't know what to do. if i say no, am i a hill shamer? it's like, all right. so. i'm like, where, can i touch her? she's like wray to old, like 30. i pushed her, and she went weeee, down the hill, and i thought it was over. she rolls down towards the street and it's over. she got up, and she's saying oh, it's so wet, and i'm dirty. and she starts coming back up, sitting down to talk to me, and

i dwrgot all weirded out by wed >> jimmy: ywell, you should hav. >> she was from poland. that's not how icelandic people are. >> jimmy: she went for the old poland roll. "paper tiger," is available now on netflix and we'll return with music from fall out boy and wyclef jean. ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by the amg, gt, mercedes benz. driving performance.

>> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank sharon osbourne and bill burr. apologies to matt damon. nightline is next but first, here with the song "dear future self (hands up)," with some help from wyclef jean, fall out boy!

♪ ♪ ♪ hands up ready for the boom never mind the rocket launcher talking 'bout a tune ♪ ♪ you can hear us coming with the zoom listen to the boom-boom we are breaking through ♪ ♪ we prepared for the turbulence but there's no preparing for this got paid on tuesday ♪ ♪ but i'm still broke when the weekend ends another trip around ♪ ♪ the sun it was a good run just mixing all of my prescriptions with ♪ ♪ my problems streets are full of seasons saw what they did to jesus ♪ ♪ dude'll kill you for no reason and charge you for treason ♪ ♪ i know this one for a fact my phone they got it on tap 'cause every time i'm ♪ ♪ talking i can hear them in the back hands up ready ♪ ♪ for the boom never mind the rocket launcher talking ♪ ♪ 'bout a tune you can hear us coming with the zoom ♪ ♪ listen to the boom-boom we are breaking through hands up ready for the boom ♪ ♪ never mind the rocket launcher talking 'bout a tune ♪ ♪ you can hear us coming with the zoom

listen to the boom-boom we are breaking through she winding like ♪ ♪ she losing her mind yeah she winding like ♪ ♪ she losing her mind yeah she winding like she losing her mind ♪ ♪ yeah she winding like she losing her mind yeah ♪ ♪ knock knock knock knock ♪ ♪ who is it hand's up she said this is ♪ ♪ a surprise visit it's my fantasy i'm gonna live it ♪ ♪ hands up and don't you refuse it i wanna tattoo you on me ♪ ♪ just look what you created dear future self i hope it's going well ♪ ♪ i'm drunk on cheap whiskey in an airport hotel hands up ready ♪ ♪ for the boom never mind the rocket launcher talking ♪ ♪ 'bout a tune you can hear us coming with the zoom ♪ ♪ listen to the boom boom we are breaking through hands up ready ♪ ♪ for the boom never mind the rocket launcher talking ♪ ♪ 'bout a tune you can hear us coming with the zoom ♪ ♪ listen to the boom boom we are breaking through ♪

♪ she winding like she losing her mind yeah ♪ ♪ she winding like she losing her mind yeah ♪ ♪ she winding like she losing her mind yeah ♪ ♪ she winding like she losing her mind yeah ♪ ♪ knock knock knock knock ♪ ♪ who is it hand's up hands up ♪ ♪ you can hear us coming with the zoom listen to the boom-boom we are breaking through ♪ ♪ hands up ready for the boom ♪ ♪ never mind the rocket launcher talking 'bout a tune ♪ ♪ you can hear us coming with the zoom listen to the boom boom we are ♪ ♪ breaking through ♪ [cheers and applause]

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