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Although his earlier history is unknown, at some point in the 26th century Nas T. Beats became involved in the fledgling Star Factor 9, a reality television programme that allowed civilians across the galaxy to get their "15 nanoseconds of fame". It isn't clear whether he was the one behind setting up the programme or simply used Channel 42 to his own ends later on.

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  • Although his earlier history is unknown, at some point in the 26th century Nas T. Beats became involved in the fledgling Star Factor 9, a reality television programme that allowed civilians across the galaxy to get their "15 nanoseconds of fame". It isn't clear whether he was the one behind setting up the programme or simply used Channel 42 to his own ends later on.
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  • Although his earlier history is unknown, at some point in the 26th century Nas T. Beats became involved in the fledgling Star Factor 9, a reality television programme that allowed civilians across the galaxy to get their "15 nanoseconds of fame". It isn't clear whether he was the one behind setting up the programme or simply used Channel 42 to his own ends later on. Beats judged performances alongside Space Cowell, Diva D and Boss Hoorg and, despite his outlandish outfit, came across as the most reasonable judge. Where Cowell branded Alex Kidd "pathetic", Beats instead conveyed it to be "a poor performance". Later, he witnessed Ulala's dance and declared her to be "definite Factor 9 material". When Ulala exposed herself as a news reporter attempting to discover why Space Channel 5 had been taken off the air, Beats revealed that he had long since been planning an attempt to take over the galaxy. Using a "syncopated sonic beam" known as the Wub Machine, Beats broadcast a booming dubstep beat across the airwaves, planning to buckle bulkheads and panic citizens of listening planets. The villain himself noted the absurdity of the plan, but appeared to have won as people struggled to cope with the quaking noise. Beats intended to flee the scene and allow his weapon to continue to wreak destruction. Armed with a hover chair that allowed him to deflect Ulala's gun shots and survive in outer space, Beats crashed through the main viewing window of Channel 42, almost killing a number of the audience until the emergency shields activated. Keen to stop Beats, Ulala shot the clamps of her own spaceship, sending it smashing into Beats' chair. The subsequent collision saw Beats fly directly into a shuttle belonging to the Venus police, ending his days as a budding supervillain.
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