“Come, on, EMPTY-V!! [As] far as I'm concerned, Beavis and Butt-head and Dora (sic) are the only two good things you ever DID! [wild applause from audience] But can't you think of a better way to raise audience awareness of domestic violence, than to make it look COOL?”

On the "Irene Getting Smashmouthed" incident on The Real World)"Become the Media" (Track 10)
Become the Media (2000)

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