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Ali G answers his critics: ‘Me ain’t the first intellectual to get haterz’

Ali G addresses the backlash over his return, stating that criticism is nothing new for him. In his upcoming film, "Ali G: Who Iz I?", he reflects on societal changes and aims to tackle important issues despite being labeled outdated.

The Guardian· Oct 18, 2026 · 11:59 AM · 1 views

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Ali G addresses the backlash over his return, stating that criticism is nothing new for him. In his upcoming film, "Ali G: Who Iz I?", he reflects on societal changes and aims to tackle important issues despite being labeled outdated. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #AliG #comedy #film #news #entertainment #cinema #controversy

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