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This week, Bob and Monét share their nicknames for each other and guess which Drag Race queens' music has the most listeners. Monét tells Bob how she first learned about Tracy Chapman, Bob wonders why Jaguar Wright always seems to witness all the drama but is never personally involved, and they get into what's going on with Diddy!
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