Jonny testar att rappa! Precis som alla andra stora politiker. I detta format kan han tillåta sig att vara lite kaxigare och mer öppet deklarera sig som ditt bästa alternativ i den latrin av politiker du har att välja ur. Om man är dålig på exakt allting i livet så kan man ändå bli politiker. Därefter gäller enbart att vara aningen mindre dålig än alla andra. Då finns chansen att bli krönt till Bottenskrapets kung! |
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