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Those that were in Season 1 know that I’m pretty loosey goosey with prizes. So don’t just stop participating because there’s no way you can win any of the prizes, I might still toss you a bone ;)
You can only win one prize. So if you win the Grand Prize and also have the most points, you can’t win both. The person with the second most points would get the prize for most points. And so on.
If you get the most in multiple categories then you get to choose what you want to win! So if you have the most points and transcriptions, you can choose either one of those prizes and then the other goes to the person with the second most in the category you didn’t choose
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A little wordplay on “live at church”/“LIV after church”:
The girl Drake is talking to likes to have fun, but her family is very religious. She might attend church, but after hours she would rather party at exclusive Miami clubs.
In which there happens to be a nightclub in Miami, “305” by the name of LIV that she perhaps attends to after church on Sundays.
He then plays on the phrase “we’re not in Kansas anymore” from The Wizard of Oz. Dorothy said it when she landed in Oz and literally wasn’t in Kansas. Everything was very different and much more dangerous.
This stripper definitely isn’t in Kansas (or church) anymore.
Same reference was used by André 3000 on “Sixteen”.
Palazzo no longer exists, thanks for the shout out bruv! – Ash