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The generations are back after a little summer break and our resident millennial woke up choosing violence after witnessing the greatness of Simone Biles during the Olympics.

July was also really crazy in the world of politics so the gens dip a toe into the subject matter while also closing the show with a new segment!

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Sky News contributor Kristin Tate says there is a very real chance Kamala Harris’ “honeymoon phase” will last long enough to get her across the finish line.

New polling shows US Vice President Kamala Harris has pulled ahead in critical swing states just weeks after her ascent to the top of the Democrat ticket.

“Because the Democrats have pulled off this coup by forcing Joe Biden out and forcing in Kamala at the last minute, they may just pull it off where they get to that election day before the hype has died down,” Ms Tate told Sky News host Chris Kenny.

“It's yet to be seen, I'm not sure, but it's possible.”

A lot of things to cover this week. Our millenial checks in with Gen Z on their feelings about possibly losing Tik Tok. The generations then have some fun creating album rosters from their era to compete in March Madness. Gen Z then checks in with the millenial on their feelings about the latest doc series Quiet On the Set.

The generations align on how assinine the attempt Apple Music made at trying to rank albums. Each shares their own personal Top 5. The music discussion continues regarding the recent comments made by "artist" PinkPantheress and what she feels music does or doens't need.

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Alicia Keys joins Usher as a surprise guest during his Super Bowl halftime show in Las Vegas. The two perform a duet of Alicia's single, 'If I Ain't Got You,' and their 2004 hit, 'My Boo.'

Halle Bailey addresses why she hid her pregnancy on social media while answering questions from fans on Snapchat. The actress recently welcomed a baby boy, named Halo, with her boyfriend, rapper DDG. Halle reveals that she chose to keep her pregnancy journey private in order to prioritize her health and stay 'sane and okay.' Plus, she shares that she's planning to release new music in the upcoming year.