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The video introduces the speaker's husband and provides encouragement, highlighting talent.

What does the phrase 'now it's my husband' imply about the speaker's relationship?

How might the context of the conversation change the meaning of 'now it's my husband'?

What can be inferred about the speaker's attitude from the two statements provided?

What emotions or feelings might be associated with the statement 'Hey come on. Got Talent.'?

In what situations might someone say 'Hey come on. Got Talent.'?