Greg Wycliffe - FOUNDRING INTERVIEW🔴Musical Talent Censored and Shadow banned on X？🔴#stopbillc63

00:00:00.000 Hello everybody, welcome to the stream.

00:00:19.080 I'm so excited to be here with the one and only foundering musical genius.

00:00:24.120 He's on Twitter, he's on X, he's got these amazing songs and they don't always catch

00:00:29.080 enough steam it's almost like you're getting shadow banned on there but how are you doing man

00:00:32.040 i'm doing great man you you're making me blush my my kid saw the screenshot that you use for this

00:00:39.260 and she rolled her eyes she's like oh god you're gonna you're gonna he's gonna be bragging about

00:00:43.720 this but it's a great it's an honor man to speak with you i appreciate um uh you making this happen

00:00:48.780 it's a busy time of year right now so yeah absolutely absolutely no i did i think you're

00:00:52.880 i think you're a legend i'm i make uh i make these parody songs as well but like you're

00:00:57.040 very very musically talented the singing and the lyrics are so clever isn't it suck how

00:01:02.900 they like don't get appreciated i just feel like they don't get appreciated as much as they should

00:01:06.980 you know it's funny that you mentioned that because i i come from a more musical training

00:01:12.160 and i always sort of scoffed at lyricists i was like oh come on it's not a big deal because i

00:01:17.360 would i would see oh you know written by george gershwin or something and be like oh who cares

00:01:22.020 who did the lyrics but then as i got older uh i realized how basically that's the i mean what

00:01:28.020 words are spelling right so words are spells when you combine spells with music it's like double

00:01:35.620 magical power and that's people would say oh there's satanic messages in the music and yada

00:01:42.260 yada yada but there's actually something that you can say about how a lot of these songs program us

00:01:46.420 with the chords they use and and whatnot so the lyrics as i've come to realize over time they can't

00:01:52.420 they're they come they're a lot harder to do music comes pretty naturally to me but putting putting

00:01:57.460 the right words to it is such a it's such an art and it has to fit the rhythm the syllables a lot

00:02:03.220 of these things people don't realize that you have to take into consideration a lot of pop music is

00:02:07.940 very deliberate it's it's a honed craft and every single fraction of a second second is um considered

00:02:16.740 really really deeply so yeah now with ai taken taken over a little bit it um it it make it's

00:02:24.260 it's going to cheapen what we do a little bit but also make what what the songwriter does

00:02:29.140 seem even more special and anomalous because it's going to become such a almost a forgotten

00:02:34.320 craft at this point like when it's gonna be that much more special when it's like organic and not

00:02:38.600 like a robot doing it you mean when it's like a real human expression right exactly yeah like me

00:02:44.240 sitting sitting down at a piano and just making up a song on the spot that's gonna be a rare a rare

00:02:48.980 feat i think but absolutely yeah so we might i apologize to people you know we're gonna talk

00:02:54.440 about things going on with shadow banning and maybe our theories on elon musk we're gonna talk

00:02:59.000 about nick fuentes as well he someone showed up his door tried to kill him a right-wing commentator

00:03:04.280 in the states but we might nerd out a little bit on the music the music lyrical stuff because i'm 0.94

00:03:10.460 i i love that shit i love that shit um and i haven't had much time but recently it's like 0.97

00:03:15.520 the christmas season and i'm like been been trying to make these different parodies just 0.99

00:03:18.880 because uh i mean what is what do you what's your vibe on like christmas music in general

00:03:24.000 because like there's all the seventh chords you know like okay now you said you were like okay

00:03:30.040 we're not going to get nerd out but now you're you're dropping seven chords and stuff no there

00:03:34.220 there's a whole philosophy there man there there's a like i said they have a formula for a lot of

00:03:39.040 these pop songs you know the the notorious one five six four right the four chord song right

00:03:44.640 right but christmas music has its own set of tricks which is really interesting once you

00:03:50.560 start comparing some of these songs and how they again it's the symbol it's the same bag of tricks

00:03:56.000 that they have they found this formula and they know that it taps in people aren't sitting and

00:04:01.500 over analyzing these songs when they hear them they just hear oh yeah i recognize this it reminds

00:04:05.660 them it's the nostalgia factor and that's what music now has become more of it's more of this

00:04:11.280 this way to gauge sort of get you into a certain frame of mind and bring you into this state this

00:04:18.220 very suggestive state hypnotic and it's not it is a hypnotic and it's not like i don't want to say

00:04:24.980 you know i was dissing the one five six four and getting some pushback and say oh you're saying

00:04:29.220 it's evil and i'm not the the chords aren't inherently evil it what it is is that the

00:04:35.060 formula the the way that they use it is sus right it's it's not it's subterfuge is what it is and

00:04:43.460 and the christmas music has this certain uh twang the certain appeal the certain again formulas that

00:04:51.420 they use with these chords and i don't did you see my x-mas song do you know what i'm talking

00:04:55.520 about yeah i know that that one is a banger it's like a mat it's an epic medley mash-up of all

00:05:01.360 these different christmas songs for those who haven't seen it and uh the kind of common theme

00:05:07.200 is like these were all written by jews and they're all subversive uh rudolph the obvious allegory

00:05:13.100 that's man it's so good yeah yeah well the what's funny about that is it got banned on x which is 0.92

00:05:21.600 funny which is just hilarious i'm sure it would actually be okay on youtube too was it new this

00:05:25.480 year so okay so no i i the original is from last year okay i didn't have last december uh i had

00:05:34.480 i was fresh off of a i was banned from from twitter for half of the year last year no

00:05:39.760 explanation right fresh off of my youtube bin right so i can't we can't say certain things

00:05:43.680 right oh you're gonna get in trouble for even having me on youtube right um when i did that

00:05:49.840 song i i didn't have a blue check right so the the max limit for videos is two minutes which is

00:05:55.260 the pain you know people are saying oh just write shorter songs but you know it's so hard to do i

00:05:59.320 mean every once in a while you're gonna write a three minute song like if you're writing one

00:06:03.120 one and a half minute songs all the time you're cheapening i mean there's a time and place for

00:06:06.900 that and it's it's tick tock i guess but whatever so i wrote that and i had to split it into two

00:06:11.540 videos because it was too long um and then it kind of i didn't have as much of a following back then

00:06:16.740 and then forgot about it but then this year i redid it and put them together put just re-edited

00:06:22.100 it and made it look a little bit better and change the font and then i posted that and now i have a

00:06:25.540 bigger following and then then it got then it got cut and what's interesting is is people are saying

00:06:31.220 oh it's hateful uh but it's not hateful it's um in fact it gives them a lot of credit in fact

00:06:37.220 all the research i did from this came from like jewish websites right that were like hey check

00:06:41.940 out all these awesome christmas songs that we actually are the ones that are behind i'm like

00:06:46.100 oh okay thanks i'll and i researched everybody too i made sure that they were all all the composers

00:06:52.980 yeah and it's not it's again it's not even it's just like wow they they write pretty well crafted

00:06:58.900 intelligent catchy jingles which is really impressive i'll get right i was talking about

00:07:04.460 my to my friend about this the other night where it's like you know you say hey jews at all these

00:07:10.080 things and it's a good thing and it's like yeah that's great and you say hey jews at all these

00:07:14.460 things and i have some you know some questions about you know i'm gonna point out some i'm gonna

00:07:19.620 have a neutral statement about this that maybe like stimulates stimulates uh i don't know

00:07:25.060 conversation or like provokes thought or suspicion or whatever it's like that's not nope not okay

00:07:32.060 i think what it is is i'm trying to do it in a way that's not confrontational that's not 0.99

00:07:38.420 aggressive it's very tame it's very normie friendly you're a monster okay you're a monster 0.98

00:07:45.300 everything you're talking about right now you're a monster no i'm kidding of course 0.98

00:07:49.040 sorry go ahead i feel that way though i get that i get that sense from some people that they i mean 0.93

00:07:54.540 i've been fired from for a lot of this stuff right for a lot of my jobs right so it is and i'm not

00:07:59.500 trying to say oh woe is me because when you put yourself on the internet you're singing these

00:08:03.620 things it's like okay but to be fair it was in the height of the covid stuff look i was making

00:08:09.460 music for normies i had one of the first youtube channels that was devoted to ragtime okay i don't

00:08:18.180 i mean a lot of to a lot of people they hear ragtime they're like what is that basically it's

00:08:21.580 it's a style of music that came from america it's it's our claim to fame right it's our first

00:08:26.380 original uh style of music and what it was is that right i didn't know yeah yes the first um

00:08:32.220 acknowledged should be the first truly american genre of music that we created and emerged in late

00:08:37.500 1800s and not to get too technical we just were like okay these european harmonies and structures

00:08:44.140 and these orchestral themes that come from johan strauss and all these great composers um we're

00:08:49.740 going to take those but then we're going to add a little bit of a beat to like a syncopated rhythm

00:08:53.420 to the whole thing kind of just swing it up a little bit not swing rhythm but just

00:08:58.220 swing put the accent on the the offbeat right the two and the four and what it did is it created

00:09:03.100 this style of music that was catchy fun and the masses loved it and they used it to write these

00:09:08.620 songs that were bitingly satirical they they made fun of the the status quo with it it was a vehicle

00:09:15.580 for catchiness that also you could slip in red pills and this was like 100 years ago that a lot

00:09:20.860 of these songs are freaking hilarious right so today i'm like i grew up playing ragtime and then

00:09:27.260 i i was making these videos on youtube and and early 2006 2007 i was putting my first videos up 0.85

00:09:33.820 and they were starting to get an attention and then i yeah i'm an old fag 0.85

00:09:36.940 say that he's been around he's been around that's fine that's fine so uh um so at the same time i 0.84

00:09:46.200 started every once in a while slipping in like a an anti-war song an anti-banker song okay just in

00:09:51.920 between the ragtime stuff and i think youtube picked up on that and then they they marked my

00:09:56.220 channel like early on and then it kind of just died and i gave up on it and then covid hit and

00:10:00.980 then i was like okay if they're gonna go as hard as this it's shutting down in the world and ruining

00:10:06.240 my life and everything i'm no no holds barred for me man like i'm going i'm going hard so then i

00:10:12.800 wrote all my my naughtiest songs during that time i wouldn't have done it otherwise like i i basically

00:10:18.880 just screwed my my music career like i actually had a pretty good career i mean i was touring

00:10:23.760 with postmodern jukebox which is a pretty big pop band um around the world which is pretty awesome

00:10:29.040 wow i can't do that and you do you know pmj uh i don't i'm looking them up right now but like

00:10:34.400 where have you toured before oh my goodness dude i've i've i went around i like i was i've been

00:10:40.720 i think four five continents and and so many like 60 countries wow yeah yeah i was i mean

00:10:48.480 moscow singapore tasmania australia new zealand norway prague czech about you know

00:10:55.120 selvakia and what was cool is there were some times when i mean i had a small channel but what

00:11:00.320 did was pretty pretty niche yeah there's there's my there's my band uh basically it's just pop

00:11:05.520 music they they take pop it's what i've been doing for since i was a kid taking pop songs 0.99

00:11:10.800 crappy pop songs don't don't support this band anymore they got woke okay they suck they suck 0.98

00:11:16.720 never mind never mind no no i take that back i love them they they gave me the opportunity to 0.96

00:11:22.160 tour the world and and that's my buddy right there casey in the middle there and let's just say some

00:11:26.480 the i know some of those women too but let's not let's keep it youtube friendly um so um so basically

00:11:37.280 this was a chance for us to to share american culture and what what the band does is what is 0.87

00:11:42.720 whatnot what we do is we reimagined what the world gives us and and that's what the ragtime did in a 0.91

00:11:48.800 big way and we just take with the band we took the pop songs and we put a little as a little swing

00:11:53.360 twist we did them like motown style it's good it's really it's fun it's normie friendly but

00:11:58.080 what was cool was feeling like you were sharing your culture with these other countries and

00:12:04.880 putting your own touch on it so although the band was about the singers and stuff the the piano guy

00:12:11.600 was front and center right it's a piano-centric band right i was the band i was the the the

00:12:16.640 musical director slash band leader when i was touring does even like the drummer take a back

00:12:21.120 to you or yes wow which which is not i don't play much live music in the band well so the band is

00:12:27.940 is basically founded by this guy scott bradley okay uh and what's interesting is he and i kind

00:12:32.980 of were talking about doing the world's fair event and and bringing back all this thing and

00:12:36.620 now trump's talking about doing this world's fair and i don't want to get sidetracked um so yeah the

00:12:41.820 piano is the main guy right but my point is that like when i was i would have a chance to play

00:12:46.700 whatever I wanted and when I was in um uh Russia uh I would play uh Rachmaninoff Tchaikovsky

00:12:54.680 the the great uh Russian classical composers who are heroes to them right um in France I would play

00:13:01.620 their great you know the like um La Vie en Rose you know their music that they love so much and

00:13:07.280 they that we would get applause you know throughout the night but the moments that I did that when I

00:13:13.740 was like here here's a little bit of your culture like people music is an amazing way for people to

00:13:21.160 identify with their culture and the arts in general right and it it's almost sacred right

00:13:28.500 so these figures like um Grieg in Norway right this guy Edvard Grieg people know him from in

00:13:33.520 the hall of the mountain king right he he was he's an he was my favorite composer when I was like 10

00:13:39.700 and and um when i was in norway i played some grig and they just it was they were screaming

00:13:45.700 like it was insane like it was uh like again that moment of sharing the cultures and these people

00:13:51.380 have this strong national identity that these composers really tap into they tap into and um

00:13:58.140 again i feel like music is this way that can transcend and can be used to communicate between

00:14:05.840 us but also differentiate us right we have these different cultures and these different musical

00:14:10.860 traditions and they're important really to hold on to that the history this historical aspect of

00:14:17.040 it and again i think that's why it felt like what we were doing when i was on tour what i was trying

00:14:22.280 to do like when i when i was in moscow they we were treated like kings this is before the trump

00:14:28.140 trump won and then everyone was like oh everyone's a russian spy or whatever uh putin's hitler and

00:14:33.540 I'm like, okay, whatever.

00:14:34.740 No, no, we were, it was like, they were like, oh my goodness, Americans are here.

00:14:38.760 And we got free drinks wherever we went.

00:14:40.460 And not just because we were in a band, but because we were Americans, right?

00:14:43.420 They loved us there.

00:14:44.540 And then when we performed, it was like, they were like, you brought your culture to here.

00:14:50.300 Like for the first time since the fall of the Soviet Union.

00:14:53.300 I mean, it was amazing, the whole experience.

00:14:55.460 So long story short, I had a great time touring.

00:14:57.960 I did it with them for about three years.

00:14:59.860 And then COVID hit.

00:15:01.140 um and i started coming out with the spicy stuff and i know that they're pretty woke um they are

00:15:07.160 called post-modern so i i doubt i'll be going back i was also playing in a lot of ragtime music

00:15:12.080 festivals um that which still exists incredibly um but i've been pretty much excommunicated from

00:15:17.200 those two so there's my you got my life story there you go no it's that's i appreciate you

00:15:22.860 sharing that and it's um you know you never know the pendulum may swing and then maybe you'll be

00:15:27.940 the coolest guy and they'll come crawling back here i am now man yeah well what's funny is i

00:15:33.380 literally about a month ago i passed surpassed the band in followers on x which whatever that

00:15:40.020 means but i'm like they're about like 50 000 or something and i was like i was like i just got by

00:15:45.220 and i was like i'm not keeping track or anything but if i was i would i would i would i don't know

00:15:51.080 that was a funny not that it's a competition but i'm totally winning right now for those paying

00:15:56.380 attention uh that's so cool and that's such a profound thing you were talking about which is

00:16:01.820 you know i i've performed live before and usually i do a musical comedy thing that's usually how i

00:16:07.260 perform best or entertain people the most um and uh yeah the crowd reaction is always a good feeling

00:16:14.420 but the fact that you can go to a foreign place they might not they might not even speak english

00:16:19.480 i'm guessing but it's just like the melodies and everything being able to connect with them in that

00:16:23.080 way that that does sound very uh very special and transcendental i don't know if that's the

00:16:28.820 right word it was that's a fantastic word for it definitely but i don't want to take away from the

00:16:33.260 comedy aspect of it right because comedy and satire combined with music is another way that

00:16:38.260 you get people laughing then they can um approach subjects that normally they would completely

00:16:42.920 disregard or scoff at or deny or you know what i mean so um i think a part of the reason why

00:16:49.480 they come after folks like us who do um this type of approach musical comedy and everything is

00:16:56.440 it's such a powerful tool um it's one that's been used for a while and then they kind of got

00:17:01.960 had a monopoly on it right the record industry and all that they sort of took away that and then

00:17:07.800 i feel like it's and then randy rainbow killed it forever

00:17:10.980 don't let me get go don't even get me started on that guy randy uh is is uh which is perfect

00:17:20.360 because my cat's jumping on me because they uh i believe that randy has um a parasite infection

00:17:26.800 i think i i no i i'm not even kidding do you i mean do you know about the parasite

00:17:31.380 i uh i'm i've been increasingly interested in everything esoteric since covid so uh i've

00:17:39.340 heard of parasites i i now chew uh nicotine gum to get rid of the mind parasites uh but tell me

00:17:45.100 tell me about tell me about i i'm ready for the theory on um the parasitic infection of rand randy

00:17:50.920 rainbow oh well it's it's just certainly not him but he's just one of the more like advanced

00:17:56.080 stages you can tell he's in advanced stages parasite infection i mean can't you yeah i mean 0.67

00:18:02.120 these are these are butt parasites for everyone curious and then they go yeah yeah there are 0.97

00:18:06.440 worms in our butt and they're driving people nuts that's my that's the song so you yeah you should 0.96

00:18:10.980 you should pull up my parasite pill song because the music video for the parasite pill is what is 0.98

00:18:15.660 the most informative on on the subject it's like basically three minutes of a of a parasite pill

00:18:21.940 rectally inserted yeah you know i'm being a little tongue-in-cheek here uh but a lot of the songs

00:18:28.840 that i write about they're just i'm just exploring fun ideas there it is yeah that's the one yeah

00:18:35.560 uh if you if you're eating okay yeah sorry sorry if you're eating my bad yeah i find no i find this

00:18:42.820 topic fascinating um yeah like i said everything having to do with health and like esoteric

00:18:49.080 knowledge yeah ever since covet it's like well what else are they lying about what they were

00:18:53.380 basically you know fill in the blank trying to uh inject us with stuff that hasn't you know

00:18:58.860 hasn't not necessarily reliable but i hope none of these pictures are going to get you in trouble

00:19:03.220 i can't really remember what i mean i think it's i think i'm allowed to oh if the text is on screen

00:19:10.180 i don't know it's fine yeah but uh yeah there's worms in her butts but uh i do want to i do want

00:19:18.440 to kind of get into like the topic of like parody music uh in a second here because that that's like

00:19:24.000 that's a little bit my uh territory and then we can talk about the shadow banning later on but

00:19:28.260 first uh i remember i think i heard this lore about you and i found it fascinating because

00:19:34.620 there's foundry when i grow up oh there's foundry lore for me for me there's foundry lore but uh

00:19:40.780 you were around i was an old fag too i was on ebom's world okay you know i i was on newgrounds

00:19:48.000 dot com okay that's when i first started to uh question 9-11 that was my first red pill i was 0.93

00:19:52.800 like 15 arguing with uh i don't know massad agents on a messaging board that's are you are you me

00:19:58.280 that sounds like what i did what really yeah i mean well what time i mean so you were 15 during

00:20:04.360 9-11 uh no so this was like some years after so i'm i was born in 89 so okay yeah yeah i'm doxing

00:20:12.540 i'm i'm a few i'm a few years older yeah i was 15 in on 9-11 i didn't believe it at all i was like

00:20:18.740 what the fuck is this yeah it took me some time in exploring online before i uh it was uh new

00:20:24.460 grounds the bulletin board system slash politics that's where it all started but i remember in 0.98

00:20:31.620 the early days of the internet seeing this video oh and so this is a guy named tom bryer i didn't

00:20:37.820 know him from from anybody but he sight reads uh the theme to mario one of the themes to mario

00:20:43.820 which is like a pretty complicated uh and i like mario so i i just was like in awe that this guy

00:20:50.180 that's that's my uh um also good very good friend julia riley sitting down there she's a flute

00:20:56.220 player and she and tom used to play in a group called the raspberry jam band uh and then the

00:21:02.120 guy who just turned the pages is another buddy of mine his name is will perkins uh he's a the

00:21:06.840 mormon lives in utah and he's a really good um uh uh composer as well as a good friend of mine

00:21:13.280 yeah that's so cool yeah dude so this is epic and then so is he like your mentor or something

00:21:18.500 yeah yeah so okay so that see the youtube channel uh keeper first yes look at that he's about to

00:21:24.640 hit uh a hundred thousand subs it's mostly because of these tom videos right um so keeper is the one

00:21:30.220 who's taking it's a guy named ron he won't mind that i dox that i dox him because he he's he dox

00:21:35.840 himself he he's a guy named ron he lives in nevada and he um goes to these ragtime festivals

00:21:42.720 he's a composer and player in his own right and what he did right here is a legendary moment in

00:21:49.040 the history of ragtime ragtime music this style of piano playing um do you know the sting do you

00:21:56.720 know the movie the sting robert redford paul newman does that ring a bell uh no i don't think

00:22:02.480 it's your homework is go watch the sting it's like classic go watch the sting yeah go it won

00:22:07.840 best picture in the 1970s it's a classic heist movie where they got like it's prohibition era

00:22:14.720 gam you know secret gambling casino it's it's really good quality like high class

00:22:20.880 entertainment long story short in the movie the sting they used ragtime specifically the entertainer

00:22:32.480 the ice cream trucks on right but my point is that it completely went viral in a time before

00:22:42.480 that was even a thing where it it ragtime came back as a popular genre for the first time in

00:22:48.440 like 70 or 80 years because of this movie from this movie so basically everyone in my parents

00:22:54.900 generation knows this thing in fact when i'm still doing gigs today boomers will come up to me and

00:23:01.100 they'll say play the sting play the sting and it's what they mean the entertainer that's the

00:23:06.980 entertainer they want to hear the entertainer by scott joplin right but i'm not even mad at that

00:23:12.340 because what it did was it completely it it we had a we had a revival of ragtime so fast forward to

00:23:18.640 mario stuff and all that when you have nintendo what do they do they got this guy koji kondo

00:23:24.620 koji kondo was the one who did all the zelda themes all the mario themes he's a genius right 0.65

00:23:29.980 He's still, he's still a lot of composing, but what he did was he took that bum, bum,

00:23:33.460 bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum. 0.79

00:23:36.160 These are all ragtime motifs. 0.96

00:23:39.080 This is all syncopated ragtime style music.

00:23:42.240 And in that one moment, he inspired the next 40 years of, of, of computer game music, video

00:23:50.360 game music, which is derivative, heavily derivative of the traditional ragtime stuff.

00:23:55.480 so we've had another ragtime revival because of people like tom in that last video and it is

00:24:03.480 really hard to overstate especially in these days when it's like everything is so fast

00:24:08.800 the cycle the social media cycle is just dizzying right it's really hard to keep track of these

00:24:13.940 things but back in the day when you had a viral video it was like viral for like a month right

00:24:20.100 I mean, it lasted for, and it was shared again and again.

00:24:23.780 I mean, today you have like 24 hours tops, maybe even less than that.

00:24:27.020 And then it's, everyone has moved on.

00:24:28.800 It's dizzy, right?

00:24:29.500 Like I said.

00:24:30.300 Have you seen the, oh, really owl?

00:24:31.980 It's this owl.

00:24:32.900 You got to see it.

00:24:34.520 Yeah.

00:24:34.780 I thought you'd appreciate that.

00:24:38.140 Yeah, yeah, for sure.

00:24:39.320 So with Tom Breyer, it was this time when like everybody knew who that guy was.

00:24:44.700 Everybody knew who the sight reading guy, you know, pianist was.

00:24:47.880 like it was just this rite of passage on the early days of internet and it wasn't just this video it

00:24:52.520 was a series of videos so really and you i have to give credit because tom was just this amazing

00:24:58.760 beautiful innocent autist i shouldn't say was because he's still around he had a car accident

00:25:03.320 which is why i'm sort of talking about it him in the past tense a little bit in terms of his

00:25:06.840 playing ability um she's still obviously still with us that neck beard is so aggressive so i

00:25:12.280 mean he was he's just the neck beard is just it inspired a whole style of of follow-up pianists

00:25:18.120 that are trying to imitate the neck beard and they'll never be at the level of tom bryard's

00:25:22.360 neck beard now anyway i just but so this moment of of ron keeper first putting this camera he

00:25:28.680 he's the one that got this music downloaded off online and and put it in front of tom's face and

00:25:34.920 said let's and just go run with this because he knew tom tom had never played any of these games

00:25:40.120 before he never heard any of his music before he has this very special type of of ability called

00:25:44.840 sight reading and it's the one that i have other than better than like there's a million pianists

00:25:49.720 that are better jazz and classical pianists than i am but at this ability of sight reading it's a

00:25:54.440 very specialized skill especially being able to then just reinvent as you're doing it on the fly

00:26:00.360 and tom was a master at it right so he's just making this up on the fly seeing this music for

00:26:04.280 the first time which is to to a non-musician is kind of impressive but to a musician it's really

00:26:10.920 really really really impressive like you can tell that this guy is at a level of mastery that that

00:26:16.120 hardly very few people reach not that you can't but it's just a rare skill to have in top form

00:26:21.400 so uh long story short uh this guy keeper um ron um messaged me one day because he saw that i had

00:26:28.200 a ragtime youtube channel and he said you need to come to these ragtime festivals this was like

00:26:33.400 2012 so a while you know 12 years ago ish to 11 2012 and um i went and i met tom and i immediately

00:26:42.440 we hit it off because uh he could see that i had the similar kind of like spazzy add equality to

00:26:49.080 my playing style and i was a sight reader right and i um i the for for what it's worth there's 0.94

00:26:55.880 always the purists and and everything right so there was the contingent of the ragtime community

00:26:59.800 that was like only play ragtime before 19 dickity two and i'm like okay whatever i i want to play

00:27:05.960 the modern stuff right i want to um i want to bring in the younger people and like reinterpret

00:27:11.800 it out yeah look at i'm playing undertale i'm playing uh cuphead right cuphead who's got this

00:27:17.640 great ragtime soundtrack um and the people and the younger folk are like wow actually yeah i'll come

00:27:22.280 to the ragtime festival so i feel like they didn't really see the the merit in that the the the the

00:27:27.960 ragtime head honchos the purists didn't like it they're like huh what is this and it's so funny

00:27:34.120 because it's all like racist iconography too and all these all these old ragtime sheet music they're

00:27:40.200 just like they're like today even i'm like oh man but anyway um so uh just because like the era it's

00:27:49.080 from just from the air it's from it's all very like blackface uh type uh stuff and water they're all 0.51

00:27:55.160 have watermelons and they're eating chicken and it is what it is right but the it was all you say 0.97

00:28:02.680 that like it's like a bad thing but they it was embraced at the time if that makes sense right

00:28:08.120 it was it was a music that blacks and whites kind of were like oh we both write this and we both

00:28:13.080 enjoy this and it was used to kind of as a racial stereotype but it was not done it was not done in

00:28:19.400 a way where black people were like oh no this is terrible they loved it and they were writing the

00:28:23.480 this stuff too scott joplin the main ragtime composer was black right and and um you know

00:28:30.120 joseph lamb the second best guy was white so it was something that it was it was uh again it was

00:28:37.180 something that brought people together and they used it to challenge the status quo right so anyway

00:28:41.280 tom bryer good old days right good old days right uh tom was great um he he he kind of took me under

00:28:48.120 wing um and in 2016 he had a car accident uh brain injury and basically kind of lost the ability to

00:28:55.560 play big tragedy i think it's the worst thing that's happened to music in the last 50 years

00:29:00.360 i'm not even over exaggerating um he he was a composer of like 500 original pieces and they're

00:29:07.960 all just golden and i i'm gonna make it a um a personal mission to record as many of them as

00:29:14.040 as i can because i have one of the biggest collections of of his work that it's really

00:29:20.280 hard to find and i have a digital collection of it and physical as well um so his work is is doing

00:29:26.600 just just playing other pieces or is this our original works these are all original works

00:29:31.800 oh wow original compositions that are that are again some of my favorite piano music in existence

00:29:37.080 um and but there is a whole new generation of ragtime and early jazz composers so see this

00:29:45.220 just to step aside for a second like this is what i'm interested in more than anything right this is

00:29:51.240 my love and my specialty and yet i'm portrayed as like this really crazy evil person in a lot

00:29:58.460 of circles you're just an anti-semite actually right and and i i wrote a couple satire like

00:30:04.540 you know tom lehrer uh that sounds familiar so he he's like a he's a a singer songwriter a jewish

00:30:12.460 singer songwriter though he was a secular jewish guy he famously did the element song where it's

00:30:17.660 like there's antimony austenic aluminum selenium and hydrogen and oxygen and nitrogen and uranium

00:30:22.460 and nickel neodymium neptunium germanium and iron americium ruthenium uranium um so he did other

00:30:28.300 songs like werner von braun when he kind of made fun of how the u.s brought nazis over into the

00:30:35.620 rocket programs right the operation paperclip right so he was all about um political uh satire

00:30:43.280 and commentary so in the 50s and 60s 50s and 60s yeah yeah this is and and again my parents generation

00:30:49.960 everyone listened to tom layer everyone loved his stuff they all had his records i mean he was banned

00:30:54.160 in australia they tried to arrest him for some he had some pretty risque and bawdy stuff but he

00:30:59.880 went after everybody right so he went he went after um um you know the u.s but he went after

00:31:06.560 jews he went after he no topic was off the up the table for him but he could get away with it because 0.76

00:31:11.780 it was in a time where like satire was possible but this was also during the time when um like 0.95

00:31:18.600 the 60s right when there was this sort of fake counterculture moment that happened this movement

00:31:24.440 it was it some of it was organic but then some of it got co-opted really fast i mean we saw the

00:31:29.020 same thing happen in occupy wall street and all that stuff many 30 40 years later right but there

00:31:34.960 was this time when it was okay to use song to be to challenge the status quo the jester uh i don't

00:31:42.020 know if you know the smothers brothers they're a duo a comedy duo um i do they have they had a tv

00:31:47.680 show and they're they were great really talented funny musicians but they started going out uh

00:31:52.960 going after the vietnam war in their very high profile tv show and they got canceled they were

00:31:58.640 they were one of the first to get chopped right so and we saw everyone that was sort of the

00:32:02.720 counterculture folk that got the ones that stuck around that were actually fake they're the ones

00:32:08.640 that were silent during the whole covet stuff right so this this moment that it has it passed

00:32:14.880 really and and um this void the people the tom layers of the last generation they he gave up

00:32:21.440 tom layer famously stopped writing songs when henry kissinger the war criminal won a nobel peace prize

00:32:30.720 so kissinger won after bombing cambodia and laos and all that um won a nobel peace prize just like 0.54

00:32:38.080 obama did for basically being black a president right that's why he won his nobel peace prize

00:32:42.960 then he went and bombed everybody with drones and everything started a new war whatever uh but when

00:32:47.760 kissinger won uh the prize tom lehrer famously said uh sat satire is dead a political satire is

00:32:56.000 dead uh in in a world where something like this happens and um i tend to agree with him uh but

00:33:02.240 what's the the the best irony i think is that kissinger died uh last year and tom lehrer who's

00:33:08.400 almost 100 is still alive so um i feel like tom did actually get the last laugh so in a lot of

00:33:14.480 ways i think i'm trying to i'm trying to carry on his legacy by doing this musical satire stuff

00:33:19.200 ironically he used to work at the same university uh that i was fired from for doing his for for

00:33:25.120 playing singing his songs verbatim just singing his songs for singing his songs and my songs

00:33:32.160 but but but same idea same idea but some of the ones that they cited or some of the the i would

00:33:39.540 you could say the most extreme things are in he sings in his songs too so in terms of just being

00:33:46.320 like classically racist or sexist sure um he's got one called um the the the good old days of

00:33:52.300 dixie or something like that and he's basically like let's go back to the days of of whipping

00:33:57.000 slaves and everything and like oh yeah and and it's he's like having a good time but it's people

00:34:02.080 get it people understood at the time that this was a joke right so if i try to sing these songs 0.85

00:34:09.140 now they'll call me white supremacist i'm like no no no no no no no this is a jew making fun of

00:34:15.900 like rednecks right like it's this is it's a it's a hypothetical i don't actually feel this way it's

00:34:23.160 like you have to almost like pretend like a movie that's what comedy and satire is i got in trouble

00:34:28.500 on youtube but also with a church i used to work at playing organ for a song called you will never

00:34:34.080 be a woman and it was a really tame song even though the title is a little bit you know like

00:34:39.320 but um this is an original right yes it was one of my first that i did during the covet time and 0.74

00:34:44.800 i'm like fuck it i don't care anymore because i saw um dave chapelle was doing a comedy special 0.67

00:34:49.340 uh this is like this is in 2021 so that sticks and stones uh this that's the one with uh the 0.96

00:34:57.420 comedy yeah i don't remember sure um but yeah so this is the song i wrote i was like wow why is um

00:35:03.700 dave chapelle getting why are they getting so mad um at dave chapelle at dave chapelle because he

00:35:09.540 did like a trans joke but it wasn't even that edgy yeah i didn't yeah it wasn't even that edgy and

00:35:14.540 i'm like okay so i was like i'm gonna write a sweet kind of 60s 70s rock style classic um tom

00:35:22.560 waits kind of style a song and then kind of like just try to make people meet in the middle and

00:35:28.640 not be extreme and um i i was stunned um it really um it blew up on 4chan first of all which was

00:35:37.140 hilarious but i i am i i got doxxed and then i got called into my church and my church was like

00:35:43.940 so i really woke like rainbow flags outside church in liberal california right so that's

00:35:51.060 what we're dealing with i mean it's yeah my fault for working there but i've been there for 15 years

00:35:54.720 before that stuff started happening right and i was just the organist right so they called me in

00:35:59.060 and they're like it's a gig well i mean it was one that i loved too i put a lot of time in and i was

00:36:02.860 a salaried church organist which is a really highly sought after position right one i had

00:36:07.620 worked for for a long time so they brought me in and they're like you need to do an apology video

00:36:11.940 uh and delete this is back when i was still on youtube right they said i need to delete the

00:36:16.080 video and i need to do an apology video and explain how it was just a joke and i'm like

00:36:19.680 like i'm not gonna explain to you that it's a joke of course this is when the covid's there

00:36:25.380 they're all this was 21 22 this is 22 the one that you're listening to the original version

00:36:31.940 was from the video was from 2021 okay that's the album version and this came from the authority of

00:36:37.980 the local church or like the uh yep yep the heads oh they all got together it was like a

00:36:43.400 you ever watch monty python they're like no one expects the spanish inquisition right like it

00:36:48.960 felt like i was in the in the inquisition right and they were all they all had their masks on

00:36:52.780 right and i wouldn't do that right so they opened all the doors and they were all like trying to

00:36:57.340 make sure they're all sitting by the doors because i you know i was a super spreader probably right

00:37:01.360 and and then of course um they ended up firing me but um not for the video um for the uh for the

00:37:08.700 they end up doing a vaccine mandate um in the church uh and they they required everyone five

00:37:14.380 and up to even enter the building to be vaccinated which was like like they were like your kid all

00:37:18.940 your kid has to be vaccinated and like and i'm like i can't work in a place like that and they're

00:37:23.520 like okay bye-bye so that was that so so is there an apology video there well i

00:37:31.340 i later wrote a song called i apologize and don't put that one up um because that'll get you in

00:37:36.460 trouble uh but i wrote that one um when i think it was when joe rogan was apologizing for like

00:37:42.860 saying the n-word i think he was he went on this apology tour he was like i'm super sorry i like

00:37:47.660 said bad words in the past so i wrote a song called i apologize and um and then i i i wrote another

00:37:54.220 one called never be rude to an arab which is actually a monty python song which has some

00:37:59.740 pretty naughty words in it and and i remember um uh people got really mad at that and i and they're

00:38:05.180 like this type of comedy is not you know wouldn't has never been appropriate before then i shared

00:38:09.820 the monty python video i'm like bro this was normal in the 70s and it's like to just to say

00:38:15.340 these words and to laugh about it and no one got offended like when did it become illegal to be

00:38:21.260 offended by you know i think i saw a video in england that was going viral some dude called the

00:38:26.700 cop a muppet you know anyway so they got in trouble for that he got arrested for it wow

00:38:33.900 for calling a cop a muppet i mean that's what it looked like i could be wrong but 0.96

00:38:37.340 that's crazy man that's that's ridiculous and but in the states we have people showing up in 0.82

00:38:44.780 doxing and folks like nick right to get into that right like sure so we have their own free 0.82

00:38:50.780 speech issues and i can talk to you about what you know i've been through with with the doxing

00:38:55.500 well on on twitter and and all that stuff and and my work keep getting fired and stuff so it's a

00:39:01.420 it's a it's a tough thing and there and then i have people that support me they're like you know

00:39:05.420 free speech includes uh you know there used to be phone books with people's addresses and numbers

00:39:09.740 i'm like well yeah but back then there wasn't this weaponized um internet that could be something

00:39:15.420 could be shared six million times in two seconds right there's a different world now this is not

00:39:19.500 phone book era 90s 1990s anymore right that we grew up in yeah so before we get into uh the nick

00:39:26.640 stuff and more about shadow banning and that sort of thing give us your red pill you know kind of

00:39:34.240 uh what's a bridged version you know like how like how did you because because you started to make

00:39:38.760 these very political kind of out there songs uh during covid you're saying pretty well um was

00:39:44.160 there anything before that that was significant that kind of informed your uh rebelliousness or

00:39:48.660 you're sort of uh balls to like put these songs out there so uh 9 11 was a big moment for me i

00:39:55.740 mean it took me a few years it took me a few years um i kind of started rebelling in high school like

00:40:00.640 we all did right but i went to this really intense college prep school high school um i was you know

00:40:05.960 i had straight a's i was working really hard um it was in the symphony i was doing all this you

00:40:11.060 know music stuff and i burn out and and but i i i got rejected to all the schools i wanted to go to

00:40:16.680 even though i i had top i was i should have been right i wasn't diverse enough is really what was

00:40:20.920 going on and i went to a really bad woke college in the midwest um and i i crashed out there really

00:40:27.440 fast um and then i just started writing a bunch of music uh and i had access to a software and

00:40:34.060 a laptop for the first time in the mid-2000s it was like some kid 19 year old kid could actually

00:40:39.480 make studio quality music for the first time ever and it was really exciting so i i just

00:40:45.360 was thrilled with that and so i i i came back to california i started making music but then i

00:40:51.120 started i had time my brain was busy for the i mean it needed to be busy it needed to be occupied 0.86

00:40:55.940 right and i started researching shit online and this was a time when the internet was like 0.93

00:41:01.380 you were able and encouraged to be anonymous and anon you were it was you could have as many 0.93

00:41:09.760 monikers and personas as you wanted that was what was so cool about it right we all had our

00:41:14.320 hotmail accounts and we had crazy names for ourselves right i mean not saying that people

00:41:19.280 still don't do that today and have screen names but it was like it was in this it was before web

00:41:24.100 2.0 where there was like only so many sites where you could like make an account and if they were

00:41:28.820 they'd kind of be like these out of the way forums or something like that for the most part i love how

00:41:32.600 we talk about like we're like two boomers basically like back in the early no but it feels like that

00:41:37.100 it's really hard to explain to like the gen z kids what how different it was and how it was so

00:41:42.920 exciting it was like this wild west right so i was able to go on these forums like you mentioned

00:41:47.440 and i started um arguing with uh massad spies you know but you know what i mean like i i would

00:41:52.800 with i started listening to alex jones and and bill cooper it was a big one right the william

00:41:58.100 cooper right i started listening to his pop show because he um uh you know he was he he died in

00:42:03.140 2001 right after 9 11 um and then i i spent a lot of time on reddit which is i'm embarrassed to

00:42:10.640 admit it now but in the back in the early like 2006 i bailed on reddit in 2018 but i was i was

00:42:16.500 a redditor for a while there well no so i'm talking about 10 years before that when it was

00:42:20.620 really small and um i started i started spending a lot of time on our conspiracy

00:42:25.400 the the reddit subreddit our conspiracy are you familiar with our i don't know the lore of our

00:42:33.160 slash conspiracy no it used to be it used to be good back in the day huh pull up a documentary i

00:42:38.040 made called um reddit covid conspiracies and coups it should be on x um reddit covid conspiracies

00:42:46.840 and coups i made a three hour documentary so i don't fault you oh whoops whole thing um yes

00:42:55.480 that's the one that's the one um check this out if you get time it basically goes over the history

00:43:02.280 of reddit and it talks about its early inception as basically a massad spy tool kind of like and i

00:43:09.400 talk about that and um you know so gilane maxwell right sure she was the first power user on reddit

00:43:16.120 right so she she was dude no way yeah so she was the account maxwell hill she was the first account 0.88

00:43:23.320 to get a million karma which is how um uh that you count points so she was actually the first account

00:43:29.000 to get two million karma as well and there you go so that that group conspirator that was a um anyway

00:43:35.000 so this is a long deep dive into the history of specifically our conspiracy but how it was part

00:43:39.800 of a broader narrative of reddit as a whole and um a whole nother documentary could be made about

00:43:46.120 the donald right so there was a this is a sub i'm aware and then that so they got they started

00:43:52.040 basically taking over reddit and then reddit basically first castrated them cut off their

00:43:57.640 balls and then quarantine them yeah and then they got rid of it and then they did that to all the 0.96

00:44:01.480 covet subs too conspiracy they did it to all the right-wing subs as well conspiracy is sort of the

00:44:08.360 containment zone for all of these groups right and the mod team has sort of been holding its

00:44:15.160 own and pushing back but during covet and it was specifically after jan 6 there was a major and

00:44:21.560 idyllic gate was a big part of it which is great that you brought that up italy gate was what

00:44:25.800 But caused a senator, who's the first lady that you show, a U.S. senator in the very intro, she – Tammy, what was her name? I can't remember.

00:44:39.500 She evoked on the night of Jan 6, she said Reddit conspiracies led to the attack on the Capitol.

00:44:47.800 She blamed Reddit conspiracy theories. I'm not kidding.

00:44:51.320 And the next day, a bunch of articles were written in the mainstream press that Reddit conspiracy led to the attack.

00:45:00.660 So they did a basically coup of the entire sub where they neutered the whole mod team, the moderator team.

00:45:08.200 This is the admins of Reddit.

00:45:10.360 They swept in and couped the mod team in a really dramatic and unprecedented way.

00:45:15.140 and the story was it was crazy but it quickly got memory hold because trump was banned from

00:45:21.760 social media like the next day and then every everyone sort of fall but this was the first

00:45:26.380 thing that happened basically um and it was very interesting that they went after reddit and

00:45:31.780 specifically evoked um reddit conspiracies on the floor of the senate in congress um on the night of

00:45:39.640 J6. So it's a whole saga. So again, I kind of got, I got to the punchline of the whole,

00:45:45.640 the whole story, but I gave it away a little bit, but the whole process of getting there

00:45:49.980 was interesting. And I was there from the beginning in that I was one of, you know,

00:45:53.900 there was a bunch of, of Anons and I had a bunch of accounts that I was using there,

00:45:57.900 not just my foundry, right. I made a bunch and we were just talking about vaccines, talking about 0.88

00:46:03.540 um just i was just sharing anything right i wasn't like uh i didn't believe at all the shit right i 0.67

00:46:10.040 just wanted to talk about it it's kind of like my songs where like people are like wow you are 0.54

00:46:15.100 crazy you believe all this stuff i'm like well no you used to be able to have an artistic persona

00:46:21.000 and like for example rap like gangster rap no one thinks that they're actually i mean some of them 0.94

00:46:26.380 are retarded but no one thinks they're actually doing all the things that they're saying so why 0.89

00:46:30.480 they get a pass when i'm and like apparently everything that i ever sung is is a gospel to my 0.93

00:46:36.080 identity he's like no i don't i think some of the i sing is just totally ludicrous right but that's

00:46:41.600 what's fun to sing it right you used to be able to do that and the artists are the ones that are

00:46:46.880 supposed to have that ability artistic license artistic license the court the court jester is

00:46:54.000 supposed to be the only one who can make fun of the king to his face and not get his head chopped

00:46:58.640 off for it and he is afforded that opportunity and once you cut off the tongue of the court jester

00:47:04.240 then you you're the tyranny is sure to follow right that's the last domino to fall right he's

00:47:10.480 the pressure valve for the masses too right to be able to have that outlet of looking at dave

00:47:14.480 chappelle making fun of trans people well if jave if if dave chappelle can't riff on a subject

00:47:22.960 then you're you have a problem right so if you give one group one identity immunity from satire

00:47:32.560 from mockery from humor then some really nasty evil will then take on and assume that identity

00:47:42.400 and use that as a shield to to get away with atrocities genocides right

00:47:47.280 chat do you have any idea what group he's talking about but uh specifically i was talking about the

00:47:53.520 trance thing because they came after me really hard um when i wrote that song and they doxed me

00:47:58.880 and they they were sending me death threats and this was on twitter uh after he took over and

00:48:04.000 they docked me with my address and stuff and this is why the stuff with with nick was so fresh um

00:48:10.000 for me because i've been living this and granted i have i'm not even nearly on the same high profile

00:48:15.040 level of that but i was getting so dozens of threats again with my address and stuff

00:48:21.520 and twitter was approving that and then they ended up suspending me for half the year anyway

00:48:26.720 and didn't tell me why so i got mass reported basically is what happened and then i got brought

00:48:31.280 back on october 7th of last year huh what an interesting day to bring me back huh october 7th

00:48:38.160 weird huh okay so yeah that's there's my story that's wild that's wild they uh they stole your

00:48:44.240 thunder damn it um yeah no i loved the comparison you brought up with the gangster rap because i've 0.97

00:48:49.540 always thought that you know some right-wing political commentator will do a skit or friggin 0.98

00:48:54.840 even i don't know what's his face crowder or something and then it's like but gangsters can 0.96

00:49:00.920 be as sexist and homophobic as they want and it's on the radio and they can be you know

00:49:06.400 dehumanizing women whatever objectifying them that's totally fine it's you know it's it's 0.90

00:49:11.880 different when chris brown beats up a bunch of women because he can sing and dance and it's like

00:49:19.280 gangster i guess it's cool the same people that are buying chris brown's albums still

00:49:23.820 are the ones who think that what nick fuente said on the election day was like that was worse than

00:49:29.640 hitler right you understand you see what i'm saying like they it was so clearly a joke when i

00:49:34.540 when he was doing that right so i don't even know man it's it's we're in the clown world which is

00:49:40.340 again i go through this phases of being like tom laraboo like i want to give up because henry

00:49:46.020 kissinger keeps winning the nobel peace prize right but at the same time every time i give up 0.97

00:49:50.620 i'm like i'm quitting songwriting guys and then something so silly happens like they like jews 0.86

00:49:56.020 come out of the wall like the the the sewers right they come out of the sewers in new york 0.86

00:50:01.800 and i'm like wait no no this is actually happening guys i'm not making this up and i sing about it

00:50:07.700 And then they got really mad at me for that one, right?

00:50:10.400 Wow.

00:50:10.920 Yeah, that song.

00:50:12.180 And that song blew up too on Twitter, right?

00:50:15.240 You know, after I got brought back.

00:50:16.940 And I still had a pretty smallish following then.

00:50:19.100 And then I was like, okay, I guess the people, you got to give the people what they want.

00:50:25.220 It's a beautiful, beautiful song.

00:50:28.240 That's what I really love about your stuff is not only is it clever and has this like political teeth to it,

00:50:33.920 but sometimes they're just like, they're so melodic and heavenly.

00:50:37.240 it's like this is so much truth and beauty i love it love it well you know again to give credit to

00:50:43.000 um postman jukebox the band right we would take these songs that i would find heinous some maybe

00:50:49.160 not so palatable like taylor swift and then we redid them right so um for example we took um

00:50:56.120 like shake it off the song shake it off which i hate that song shake it off shake off but we did

00:51:00.760 this sort of motown fun version of it and i kind of like i kind of grew to like it and then i took

00:51:07.240 it and i did a song called mazel tov have you seen my song mazel tov no you might get in trouble is

00:51:13.960 is it is it at the same like uh is it like a parody of uh shake it off shake it off so it's

00:51:19.880 mazel tov mazel tov but it has some bad words in it that i don't know i don't know how to spell

00:51:24.840 mazel tov even whoops yeah it's m-a-z-e-l m-a-z-e-l yeah t-o-v uh t-o-t-o-v it might you might need a

00:51:34.980 space in between them uh it's m-a-z m-a-z this this this i skipped my i skipped i skipped my hebrew

00:51:44.180 lessons you're you're you're gonna fail your your bar mitzvah bro i know it's not good so again this

00:51:51.780 song right look i'm even wearing the post-modern g fox shirt they're probably really bad at that

00:51:55.540 just a little that's a little inside joke with myself right

00:52:00.820 i gotta i think that's like what i'm doing right now right so um so yeah like i took this song and

00:52:09.120 i made it fun right i made it like i i made it i they're they got these tricks they have these

00:52:16.660 tricks they have these pop music tricks these spells these formulas what we were talking about

00:52:21.200 in the beginning and they have had a monopoly over them for a hundred years right and we are

00:52:30.160 now using their weapons against them and they hate that they hate that and that's why we're

00:52:37.560 getting banned and shadow banned is because they're like you you can't do that that's our

00:52:41.900 tricks those are our tricks i'm like actually in fact here i'm gonna use your tricks but i'm gonna

00:52:46.300 to make them better right and and uh so that that's why i haven't heard this one this is a

00:52:51.500 banger that's good i think there's something uh because you were talking about it earlier like

00:52:56.440 the the magic of the lyrics and the spells and how it really you know it influences people in

00:53:01.320 ways that i don't think we really understand but i feel like the parody is even more powerful for

00:53:06.120 basically the same reason right it's or it's already an earworm people have already heard

00:53:10.260 the melodies and especially like you said when you can get like the same like the same phonetics

00:53:15.400 in the same spot as the original that's when it's really like yeah like like the rabbi shmooly song

00:53:20.960 right which is based off of um fiddler on the roof if i were a rich man right which is a

00:53:26.660 so it's this very catchy familiar formula but i basically just sung a song for rabbi shmooly

00:53:37.580 and um he he he he hasn't liked it yet i i i feel a little bit bad there um come on really

00:53:45.420 what's going on here it was a song just for you rabbi i did get the krasensteins to block me

00:53:51.680 because i did i did a song for the krasensteins too so i took that one as a win when i did when 0.60

00:53:56.320 i got them to block me for that one um yeah i mean hey he's just a guy selling butt plugs all

00:54:01.720 right what's wrong with that what's wrong with that um but uh yeah i mean so you got i i also

00:54:10.640 it's not the same consequences by any means but i made a very simple tiktok questioning like

00:54:17.140 teaching trans kids about it was very simple i'm like did you know that transgender people are

00:54:23.500 70 70 more likely to unalive themselves and i'm like oh are you should are you sure we should be

00:54:29.220 taking teaching this ideology to kids and this blew up and then like you know my account was

00:54:33.920 gone the next day you can still go on and find like the people stitching it and calling me a

00:54:37.420 monster or whatever but it's it's true that for some reason that uh why do you think that community

00:54:42.200 is so sensitive well i i have personal experience multiple times so i i i did lose my youtube

00:54:49.880 channel of 16 years like i said a couple years ago now a couple years ago next month and um rest

00:54:56.140 in peace of course yeah well it's fine because look at we're i'm i i was stuck in this place

00:55:01.200 this shadow ban place i would have been there forever like them banning me has now streisanded

00:55:06.380 me right so now it's liberated so much more it has liberated me it really has and i'm pissed that

00:55:11.280 i lost my like my life's work and all that but anyway oh there's no backups for some of it well

00:55:17.420 i was able to back up a lot of the original uh originals onto odyssey but my original videos

00:55:23.320 are gone and all the views and all the comments and all the links over the years sharing to reddit

00:55:27.800 and sharing to all the it's all white so all that record is just gone and a lot of it's like you're

00:55:32.280 gone from existence right so some i'm still getting messages from people i mean like why

00:55:35.880 haven't i seen you on youtube for a while like they have there's no way that i can it's just

00:55:40.200 it's cruel it's really it's psychological how big was your following when you got nuked well

00:55:45.960 so it's hard to say i had like 20 000 followers which is not that much right i think it was there

00:55:51.480 was something it was something bigger that i had like i was that that number wasn't real to me you

00:55:56.280 know what i mean like it was the again the legacy of what i of of the videos that that was it's a

00:56:02.680 trip to think about how they could be manipulating the numbers and actually relating it well the

00:56:07.240 numbers weren't real so i did a song uh in uh just to test the waters when i realized that they were

00:56:13.080 messing with my channel was around 2013 2014. so i did a song called foil which was um the weird

00:56:19.800 al um song where he did aluminum foil it's like a conspiracy theory mockery song he did on his from

00:56:25.300 his album then but i was like you know what i'm actually going to go hard on this so i did a 10

00:56:29.220 minute version of that in 2014 and it went viral like actually viral and that was the first time

00:56:35.220 that i actually saw aluminum foil this is the one right so i start out singing his version but then

00:56:42.320 i start singing about michael hastings um i start singing about sandy hook i start singing about um

00:56:48.900 uh 9 11 right and i'm dropping it's like red pill after red pill of like just dosing dosing

00:56:54.500 them up and this wasn't a time when this wasn't really being done on youtube so this was one of

00:56:58.500 the first moments i think that youtube had to contend with that because it was going viral

00:57:03.460 where if you just search for foil the word foil my video is the first to pop up for like a week

00:57:09.060 but what ended up happening was that they froze the view count at only a few thousand but i was

00:57:13.700 still getting the likes and i was still getting the comments like thousands and thousands and and

00:57:18.900 i ended up so more likes than views yeah and um it linked to my soundcloud account yeah and my

00:57:27.140 that because it was going viral my soundcloud had like a hundred listens on every song it got 30

00:57:32.420 000 listens on soundcloud right because this viral spillover was coming over from this youtube video

00:57:37.780 right right um it wasn't the soundcloud track wasn't going viral right it was because everyone

00:57:42.740 was going to from youtube but youtube was showing like 3 000 views and my soundcloud had 30 000

00:57:48.340 and it had like tens of that so yeah youtube shut it down how many takes did this take this is a

00:57:53.300 single take i'm guessing single take yeah it's just i don't remember it was 10 years ago bro

00:57:59.300 yeah but i wrote this fast because this was right when he released his thing right um so anyway so

00:58:05.300 i was marked a marked man a marked channel for a long time so i feel like they let me sort of coast

00:58:10.020 from this but i never had a viral video after that video until you will never be a woman seven

00:58:17.720 years later i had a dead channel like i would upload something and i had get 10 20 views even

00:58:21.860 though i had the videos with millions of views right because that was my channel was being

00:58:26.780 suppressed but i had millions of views on all these ragtime all these mario stuff going back

00:58:32.760 to like 2007 i had some of the earth early viral videos back then right of ragtime stuff

00:58:37.800 um so people were still finding them i'm curious if you've stayed up to date on this because i

00:58:42.380 remember hearing this uh probably in the early 2010s there was this big controversy with vivo

00:58:47.960 where it's like oh a bunch of fake views on like a taylor swift song or a rihanna song and it's

00:58:54.000 like don't worry guys we took away the faith fake views it'll never happen again and then we've

00:58:59.020 never heard of any fake views being pumping up any pop songs ever all the every metric every 0.94

00:59:04.580 metric on the internet is fake and gay as far as i'm concerned especially on twitter twitter x is 0.87

00:59:09.500 really bad but youtube's bad they're all bad um vivo yeah i had a vivo thing i remember that i do 0.85

00:59:14.800 remember that and then they started being weird and so i kind of stopped using them but i just

00:59:18.640 thought it was noteworthy that they're talking about fake views back then and then like that's

00:59:22.860 it we fixed it it's never gonna happen again it's now yeah and then yeah it's it's all it's all so

00:59:29.060 it's manipulation right they're manipulating they know how to make and i don't know if it's a group

00:59:33.060 like this could be ai that we're dealing with right this rogue algorithm i don't know what it

00:59:36.980 is but it's we are test subjects and it's trying to inflict maximum like trauma on us to keep us

00:59:42.580 uh coming back for more right it's it's this constant cycle of trauma endorphins right like

00:59:48.280 i will be gaining hundreds of followers a day on x and all of a sudden i'm like losing followers

00:59:53.200 every day for a week and i'm not doing anything different right it's a it's a game that they play

00:59:57.140 right so yeah and and for those listening i think you're talking about this there's one for just

01:00:02.560 consuming the content but there's also an addictive cycle for the creators as well of course they do

01:00:07.060 a thing where it's very interesting on tiktok because it's like you know they they do this

01:00:11.220 thing where they just like make you go viral and it's like it's just to make make me make more

01:00:15.080 is this to me for me to be your content slave is that what this is about i feel even though i do

01:00:20.120 kind of get into these funks i feel a little bit battle hardened it's funny i like say that like

01:00:24.480 like i'm a warrior or something but for the years of doing this grind on social media of just putting

01:00:29.940 stuff up and nobody's seeing it and doing it for 20 years really i am not as affected by that so i

01:00:37.160 can kind of like i don't know i feel like i'm a little more immune to that and it kind of gives

01:00:41.780 me this more more of a freedom to not have to keep up like i'm not really making money with a lot of

01:00:46.220 these songs like i am getting some people do support me i really appreciate that but i'm not

01:00:49.780 i'm not making a living out of it so i don't i never was monetized on youtube that was another

01:00:54.020 thing so they let me exist because i was making them money which is so fascinating about why they

01:01:00.420 they got rid of me right so what happened was in 2021 when i did you will never be a woman

01:01:05.860 and all of a sudden uh it started blowing up on 4chan and then i wrote another one i wrote

01:01:10.900 oh they shut it down and that one got me in trouble right that one started blow up too

01:01:14.740 but then the one that really blew up again was um my speed of science song my mrna speed of

01:01:20.500 side song i remember that and it was it was very tongue-in-cheek making fun of fauci i used this

01:01:25.700 old kingston trio they're like in this old folk group from the 50s that all boomers know i took

01:01:31.140 one of their songs and i added lyrics about questioning all the stuff that was happening but

01:01:36.900 in 2021 you weren't allowed to do that you weren't allowed to say these things so i was like you know

01:01:41.940 what i'm gonna sing them instead in one of my songs i say there's certain things you cannot say

01:01:46.980 so sing them all instead so i was like you know what i can get banned for saying these things so

01:01:52.660 i'm going to sing them so i wrote this song and it went viral on youtube in a time when you weren't

01:01:57.620 supposed to this isn't this is an updated version i'm showing right this is the 2024 version this

01:02:02.900 is the one i did this year that's right um the original one is from three years ago um and that

01:02:08.900 started going viral um and you will um never be a woman we're both about to hit a hundred thousand

01:02:15.300 views now i think that that they had way more right youtube was but 100 000 is a lot of views

01:02:21.460 for a song on youtube making fun of fauci and saying you will never be a woman okay they both

01:02:27.620 were at 99 000 converging on 100 000 the morning that i got my channel nuked and i did was getting

01:02:36.020 mass reported because they were admitting it by the trans community where they um basically said

01:02:41.860 we are uh mass reporting you uh for your song you will never be a woman and you're you will never 0.89

01:02:47.620 hit 100 000 views on that song and they were right they got they so my channel was nuked before that

01:02:54.440 hit 100 000 so although youtube will never say what did it what song did it it was those three

01:03:00.840 way they shut it down mrna speed of science but i think you will never be with the woman was what

01:03:06.220 was the one that really triggered it because there were so many people that were talking and

01:03:11.900 what was what was so interesting was the comment section there were thousands of comments and it

01:03:17.400 was there were trans people that were like this song is a banger literally they're like i'm trans

01:03:24.520 and you're right i'm a trans male i'm never going to be a woman i i totally respect that like i uh

01:03:31.080 you know what i'm saying like and there were other other people like i'm trans and yeah we cannot

01:03:34.860 we've got to stop trancing kids so there was this whole conversation being had in the comment section 0.90

01:03:41.260 of this video which is like look at me i'm a i'm a piano fag right i'm a theater kid right i'm like

01:03:47.100 i'm like this dude that's like like look like like you know i'm i look like one of them i look 0.73

01:03:53.820 like i'm a lefty because i grew up in in liberal california and yet i'm coming out and i'm singing

01:03:58.780 these songs and it breaks some of their brains a little bit i think it really did and it just made

01:04:03.820 them go crazy they want to just destroy me right and and so um but i also i feel like what i can do

01:04:12.700 what we can do with this type of content is we can bring people together right so with the with

01:04:18.300 the speed of science song i had folks saying you know on both sides folks saying that i resisted

01:04:25.420 everything it was tr it was trauma for me i i can't even talk to my family anymore your song

01:04:30.860 was the first time that made me laugh at this horrible experience and conversely i would get

01:04:36.060 people saying hey i'm quadruple boosted but now i kind of like i get where you're coming from and

01:04:42.700 how this was actually really silly you're making some good points in your i'm making some good

01:04:47.020 points and i'm not trying to make say either extreme is right i'm trying to say we need to

01:04:52.140 have what was coveted it was a way to shut everything down make it so that you stop meeting

01:04:56.860 and talking about ideas that's the town square we used to have and they made that doubly worse

01:05:01.500 by censoring the digital town square so we lost this human connection we lost this i lost the

01:05:06.300 ability to play music for people i didn't realize how much i loved playing music like in churches

01:05:11.980 and stuff until it was taken away from me because i was getting maybe selfishly a a wonderful

01:05:17.980 experience by making so many people happy and i don't necessarily like making people mad at me

01:05:23.580 and want to kill me with my songs like i don't get a joy out of it i kind of laugh at it sometimes but

01:05:29.420 it's not what i want to do i want to play ragtime music and make people want to have their kids

01:05:34.140 learn to play these styles so they're not forgotten like that's who my my what my main

01:05:38.300 deal is and then i saw this sort of vacuum this um during covet of being like who you know i saw

01:05:45.660 the trucker convoy right and i wrote my they wrote the song um honk honk honk i wrote a song for that

01:05:51.500 that because i was like my kid and i we've been locked down for two years california was was

01:05:56.380 atrocious and we saw there's such an inspiring thing and we were just sitting glued to these

01:06:01.800 live streams yeah dude yeah and then like i saw this this this people coming together in a way

01:06:09.040 and in such a way that it really resonated resonated with the whole world and i'm convinced

01:06:13.940 that this event ended covert i i think it did because it was literally the night that of the

01:06:20.960 crazy when when trudeau put his foot down that all of a sudden they pivoted to russia invading

01:06:27.740 ukraine it literally was that not and all of a sudden the next day covid was gone i mean it

01:06:33.820 didn't obviously happen over and speaking of ukraine look at the jumping castle look at all

01:06:37.840 i love that that's not a quentin oh i love that no you're totally right i was i was down there

01:06:43.700 at the convoy and it was uh yeah that's when the mandate started to reverse that's when things

01:06:48.720 started to go away I was told I sent this song to some of the truckers and I was told that they

01:06:54.480 played it at the actual convoy the my honk song which was so cool I mean I will I'll put that on

01:07:00.560 my grave right that's so cool I had song played at the convoy right that's awesome um but no I

01:07:07.940 wanted to kind of you stimulated a lot of thoughts for me which is um why what you do is so powerful

01:07:13.700 and why they probably put so much effort into silencing you,

01:07:17.800 which is, you know, it is a David versus Goliath story.

01:07:22.040 Whenever somebody questions my worldview,

01:07:24.520 because, you know, I have a lot of family and friends

01:07:25.880 who think I'm totally nuts for being political or having my opinion.

01:07:29.280 I'm sure you've had this experience before.

01:07:32.400 But something I, I mean, usually it falls on deaf ears.

01:07:35.720 But when I try to, you know, explain to them where I'm coming from,

01:07:39.040 I tell them, you know, if you really want to understand how our world works,

01:07:43.020 You need to like fully realize and confront the fact that the tools for propaganda have never been more sophisticated and powerful than they are now.

01:07:54.640 Not just the distribution, but, you know, they can measure it.

01:07:58.280 They can target it.

01:07:59.600 Now they can make AI to make it for them.

01:08:01.660 so you know if you don't if you don't like uh factor that in when thinking about how the world

01:08:08.120 works in 2024 then you're just like a naive sheep walking around like if you don't think

01:08:13.720 there's propaganda at play manipulating people like i don't even know what to tell you like

01:08:17.300 you're living in la la land um and to the music that you make because we're working against so

01:08:23.400 much the repetition the messaging there's probably all sorts of esoteric spells baked into all of

01:08:29.480 that that we don't even understand but what you do is like it's it's a program breaker because it

01:08:35.900 uses past programming it uses humor like you know makes all these synapses go off all at once in

01:08:41.260 like you know a short amount of time just a few minutes it's shareable it's entertaining and

01:08:46.160 that's that's that's not good for business and i would also mention that even the folk some folks

01:08:52.040 on the the quote unquote right i would say um poo poo this approach or we'll scoff at what we do

01:08:58.520 what i'm trying to do because it seems like it is the tools of the enemy and that's i feel like

01:09:04.280 that's the whole point though right so like i i get i get that reaction they're like why are you 0.58

01:09:08.780 making this this uh this gay music and i'm like well look um this theater this tradition of musical

01:09:15.160 theater and all this the style of using satire and parody this goes back thousands of years

01:09:20.000 and this was not a left liberal woke medium by any stretch i mean look at what some of the 0.87

01:09:27.120 the shit shakespeare was making fun of like shylock and all these guys right like this was 0.92

01:09:31.280 this was stuff they used to make fun of the caesars right back in the time they used to make 0.97

01:09:35.440 mock this was something that united the people it was and it was really only within the last

01:09:40.320 century or so that they have tried to create this sense oh this is a left uh liberal the liberal

01:09:47.040 arts and and no this is something that can be can can transcend political um allegiances right

01:09:54.800 and again we are using these i as much as i like to rant and rave against the one five

01:10:00.480 six four chord sequences that they use as magic spells if you use it right it it it's why not i

01:10:07.920 mean if you're using it again using these tools against them and you mentioned ai as well where

01:10:13.520 uh i i get this pushback from some people we're like oh yeah we it's it's all bad it's all satanic

01:10:18.160 and everything but like you know we need to use these tools or they will be used against us like

01:10:24.000 Like you said, propaganda is at the highest level. 0.80

01:10:26.480 They are AI-ing the shit out of us. 0.79

01:10:28.560 So why not use these tools?

01:10:31.120 Like there's a lot of AI music-making tools.

01:10:34.160 And I say use them.

01:10:37.300 I don't want to discourage people from learning their own,

01:10:40.520 honing their own crafts and learning how to do it themselves.

01:10:42.780 But not everyone has 30 years of writing shitty songs before you get good.

01:10:47.820 You know what I mean? 0.99

01:10:48.220 Like that's something that I've done stupidly. 0.96

01:10:51.340 But, you know, I didn't start out. 0.88

01:10:53.260 i wrote 100 000 shitty songs before i wrote a good song right so um i feel like you know i'm

01:11:00.520 seeing like my kid and her friends they're making ai songs right they're they're writing their own 0.79

01:11:04.880 lyrics and and doing shit so we can use these tools uh against them if if we if we know how

01:11:11.680 right is i feel like they shouldn't be neglected just because oh it's the tools of the enemy and

01:11:16.260 music is a big is a big part of that i think for sure and satire and parody and all that the randy

01:11:20.600 rainbows they their worms the worms are controlling them and the worms in their butts bro like i'm

01:11:25.780 i'm serious like there are there's a parasite the parasitic part of it and it could be metaphysical

01:11:32.020 demonic it could be physical like actual worms in your butts right but i think this is a more of a

01:11:37.500 metaphor of this uh this influence of fame and money and and i mean i get it i'm on social media 0.76

01:11:45.740 and i i want i'm trying to get hits and stuff but i feel like it it's more like are you trying to

01:11:51.980 unite are you trying to bring people together and or is it something that is like are you trying to

01:11:56.460 do this wedge thing and sure i'm pissed at all this thing everything we've gone through the last

01:12:01.180 few years with covet and all that and i hate all the people that did it but i can't just go around

01:12:06.140 hating everyone forever right i i don't know no totally i i've made a couple of videos kind of

01:12:11.180 on this with uh you know my content and political comes from the right wing and one of our biggest

01:12:18.240 problems is like demoralization and being caught up in resentment and fear and hate and like the

01:12:24.620 purity spiraling and there's there's a difference between having standards and not compromising on

01:12:30.720 certain things and and unnecessarily purity spiraling in a certain direction and especially

01:12:36.520 these days too it's like how are we supposed to fight back at all it's like no you can't do that 1.00

01:12:40.620 because that's you know can't eat that that zog slop can't do this because that's uh you know 1.00

01:12:45.860 that's satanic too and it's like can i do like if you actually follow the logic you wouldn't be able 0.99

01:12:50.620 to do anything like you wouldn't be able to even leave your house or or nothing or you'd have to

01:12:54.820 like deconstruct your house or who knows um and i also think of it too of you know we are in such a

01:13:02.880 degenerate sort of environment that it's like we have to use the environment to our advantage like

01:13:11.480 it's it's not because these people who purity spiral they have such an ideal about this or that

01:13:16.260 and you know you might have a point but it's like we have to do some we have to use the tools we

01:13:20.800 have available to us and i almost think of it as like using the degeneracy to subvert it like we

01:13:26.660 need to subvert back you know what i'm saying that's what i i when i see something that really

01:13:32.500 look at it look at me i'm like ranting about offending but when i see something that offends

01:13:37.540 me for example um uh the the mask christmas song that i reposted today um it's um ariana grande

01:13:46.700 and jimmy fallon and um megan the stallion i think they did this horrendous bit of covid propaganda

01:13:52.960 um video uh it just it's just an assault on your senses it's just the worst worst music video of

01:13:59.520 all time this is at the height of of covid hysteria right 2021 and i was so just disgusted

01:14:06.160 by it that i basically i was like all right i'm gonna do a cover of it i just so i i learned it

01:14:10.860 and then i added just a verse to it and now i love it it's like one of my favorite songs ever

01:14:15.120 right i took something that really i just thought was just the worst example of humanity yeah this

01:14:20.560 is so this is the original one from 2021 that i did this was posted on youtube um it's it starts

01:14:27.920 out with the actual song right so that basically they're just like let's you know let's listen to

01:14:32.480 fauci hooray and and all right sorry and who was it again it was a meg the stallion ariana grande

01:14:40.080 uh jimmy fallon and they're all dancing around with like it's so bad it's just it's an abomination

01:14:46.720 no your face i just i just saw like a a still in it yeah yeah brother how otherworldly was that

01:14:56.800 like the clip of stephen colbert dancing with syringes like what is happening i'm gonna keep

01:15:02.540 the sound off so i don't get uh a copyright whatever yeah you might yeah yeah but uh but

01:15:08.100 basically what i said was i took this song from them and made it mine is really what i did like

01:15:13.320 i'm not going to give the punchline a wave um in my song but i basically changed the words and

01:15:19.500 uh yeah and i don't want to get you in trouble

01:15:23.300 well it's yeah look at this you think this is a parody right this is this is a joke

01:15:29.200 this is real this is something that we lived through

01:15:32.320 see this is why satire and parody is so important because this looks to me like it's satire but

01:15:41.200 people have now lost the ability to distinguish between which is why i think i confuse people so

01:15:45.760 much right because they look at me and they're like they think that i am oh my god i didn't

01:15:52.480 watch all of this that's crazy ew ew oh my gosh so disturbing does she have does she have syringe

01:16:03.760 uh nails yes for nails yep that's so disturbing so this is the moment that tom lehrer had in the

01:16:12.000 1970s when he said satire is officially dead because henry kishinger won the noble peace

01:16:17.760 prize well i'm looking at this video and i'm thinking that this is a joke this it must be a

01:16:22.640 joke right i mean now it certainly looks that way but at the time it was it was deadly serious right

01:16:27.840 and and this is just just brought you by pfizer right so pfizer is paying for this right yeah which

01:16:34.320 is insane right yeah um it's it's propaganda it's but it's disgusting and and so not to go

01:16:40.640 but it's the regular programming it's the main part of the show check it out so before bach

01:16:46.160 ready we're gonna go on a little musical history tour um you had a guy named pachelbel johan

01:16:51.600 Pachelbel he's known for the Pachelbel Canon in D it's one of the most recognizable chord sequences

01:16:58.740 in musical history you play the Pachelbel Canon in D a lot of people will have it at their wedding

01:17:04.300 it's just it's in the top five requested classical pieces in all history what you are listening in

01:17:10.180 that song is the Pachelbel Canon in D okay so this is the four chord progression of most pop

01:17:15.540 so no um that is incredibly no no you're fine it's it's a it's the four chord song from pop

01:17:24.180 music today is derivative of the pocket bell cannon in d uh chord progression but the actually

01:17:30.420 pocket bells is more intelligent and has more chords and has a little more movement and a little

01:17:35.300 more so like in the 1600s pop music in the 1600s was way more cerebral and better than pop like

01:17:42.820 i'll roll my eyes at playing the pocket bell cannon d when it's requested but i'll enjoy

01:17:46.500 doing that the four chord songs that are the use the the one five six four i cannot play them

01:17:53.140 because it just it hurts my brain like it's just that bad like i will have i'm unless i'm making

01:17:58.340 fun of them is if that makes sense unless it's a parody but if someone requests one of the four

01:18:02.260 chord songs i can't do it like it's just i'm like i won't do i'll change it or i'll jazzify or

01:18:06.660 something so um they took pocket bell cannon indeed which is a well-known song at christmas

01:18:12.500 time and of course there people aren't going to recognize it other than musicians right i'm

01:18:16.840 listening to classical musicians i should say i hear that i'm like how dare they rape one of the

01:18:24.040 most classic corporate it's a pop one but one of the most classic classical chord progressions of

01:18:29.440 all time how dare they bastardize of course pocketbell isn't here to protest right he's not

01:18:34.700 here to say you can't do that so i'm like all right i gotta take it back so i took it back from

01:18:39.320 them and i i feel like my version including them i did some more updated ones with better audio

01:18:44.260 quality over the years i feel like those are going to be kind of covid covid classics when

01:18:49.760 they come out with the the covid hits you know i feel like that's going to be on the on that on

01:18:54.060 the greatest hits one you know for better for worse right so nice again using their tools

01:18:59.480 again so they try to use these they use that chord sequence on purpose because it gets you

01:19:05.100 into the state of like oh yeah this is nice and familiar and cozy and to get you susceptible to

01:19:11.500 whatever propaganda that they're going to be putting it's yeah it's satanic it's horrible

01:19:15.240 my big uh my big covet hit and then we'll get into your your theory on twitter and elon musk

01:19:20.220 but my big covet hit was um uh teenage dirtbag i'm just a fully vaxxed boy baby

01:19:28.480 and one az in me and then i start coughing so uh yeah it just goes to show how effective that is

01:19:38.080 because we're going to remember these from that era right we're going to remember and then we're

01:19:41.860 going to remember the colbert's as the the lunatics i really do believe i'm still maybe i'm being i'm

01:19:48.480 being a hopelessly um white-pilled here because i'm still in waiting in line today and it's half

01:19:55.420 half the people in the store are masked in california half i'm serious half wow i'm in

01:20:00.740 toronto which is a big city center half half wow that's bad yep and it's old people and young

01:20:07.240 people too it's wild right so like it's you americans are good with propaganda that's probably

01:20:13.560 it man and so that's what i'm saying like these the satire stuff is so important and because

01:20:18.800 people have lost that ability with like with that song like they they think that's it's just totally

01:20:24.160 normal and i'm looking at that i'm like this is farcical right and i get i'm getting pulled in

01:20:28.560 at my i got fired earlier this year again from man working with musical theater and they weren't

01:20:35.600 i was they were kind of okay with the vaccine stuff kind of they they had vaccine mandates

01:20:42.480 used to at least they were kind of okay with the the jew stuff especially when i was like look i'm

01:20:47.680 singing in the song that jews fake outer space like look at me right now like look at me eyes 0.97

01:20:52.480 to i is my old boss like do you think that i think that jews fake outer space and they're kind of 1.00

01:20:57.040 looking they're like they're like all sheepish they're looking around like oh yeah okay okay 0.97

01:21:01.200 like how about you know i'm trying to say like i'm trying to show them that like this is caught

01:21:05.680 it's supposed to be funny right i'm not supposed to be taken seriously here guys like isn't it

01:21:11.280 crazy that you have to try and explain this to grown-ups yeah like i'm like guys do you

01:21:15.680 you but the one that they couldn't they couldn't that is still visceral which is tough because

01:21:22.620 it's a stranglehold is the trans thing especially the trans kid thing right so i worked with a lot

01:21:27.300 of trans kids i know that's a crazy thing just that's a crazy sentence to say california is

01:21:32.100 brutal for that multiple and and i as a teacher i um my job is to inspire the next generation 0.97

01:21:38.480 and i don't i don't give a fuck if you're there and you're present and you want to learn and you 0.96

01:21:42.480 to be a good kid about it and be responsible you are that's you're awesome i don't care who you are 0.95

01:21:48.720 right and that's what i like i want to inspire the next generation right and the kids that i taught

01:21:54.800 they don't care in fact i mean they didn't know that i had like an online i mean i'm banned from

01:21:59.440 youtube right and when i was working there i was banned from twitter too so i was basically white

01:22:03.520 from the internet right so i just like my online persona didn't exist right so but it was the true

01:22:09.200 it was parents of the trans kids that went nuclear right and some of them happened to be

01:22:16.180 board members of my last of the last job that i worked so they basically went they just went nuts 0.70

01:22:21.540 but there's something and you know i'm trying to like i'm like guys like i wrote a song called

01:22:25.920 the transurrection and i think that one got me in big big trouble i guess and the you will never

01:22:31.120 be a woman again that song but transurrection is what got me um the twitter death threats

01:22:35.800 and got me i think banned from twitter last year for four months randomly um so with that one i

01:22:43.200 had a harder time explaining that it's a joke right but it's you know it's satire right and

01:22:49.080 we need to be able to joke about these things but yeah i think i think you're right they've

01:22:53.140 lost the ability to to distinguish between what is satire and they almost they were like well

01:22:58.940 people are going to use satire to say hateful bigoted racist things i'm like okay so that 0.85

01:23:05.400 means you ban all satire that's ridiculous that completely completely overboard yeah i i think

01:23:11.760 bottom line it uh it makes people think like good comedy is very thought-provoking and there's

01:23:17.360 layers to it it makes you think about stuff and you know there's tears to comedy sometimes it's

01:23:21.640 just cheap sarcasm and it's just like super not slapstick whatever it is but um the reaction to

01:23:28.540 it too right and the hyper overreaction right so like i wouldn't have wanted to watch the dave

01:23:34.560 chapelle special until i started seeing everyone was freaking out about i'm like wait i want to

01:23:38.600 know what the deal is right and and i think a lot of people like when they keep banning my stuff or

01:23:43.480 banning my videos uh people that are actually like wait actually can i go see it i want to watch it

01:23:48.060 before they wouldn't have even cared right right so now it's like we're in this cool it's part of

01:23:53.640 the marketing almost it is it's it's almost like we're experiencing this sort of creative renaissance

01:24:00.020 as a direct response to big tech censorship big tech censorship is now creating look i gave up 0.87

01:24:08.180 my foundry character i was like done with that shit in 2019 i made a video on youtube i'm like

01:24:13.460 bye guys i'm quitting sorry and then it was only when they started shutting everything down in 2020 0.72

01:24:18.100 and they started banning everything that i'm like wait a second i'm back uh i'm back baby like i

01:24:23.140 this is like are you kidding so that this push for every action there's an equal opposite reaction

01:24:29.500 Well, now we're going to – the opposite reaction is going to go way hard the other direction.

01:24:33.980 And like I said, I think it's a renaissance.

01:24:36.360 We're in it right now, and it's just cool to be part of it.

01:24:39.320 No, I really agree.

01:24:40.700 I think that a lot of really important seeds were planted during the COVID lockdowns.

01:24:45.540 We haven't seen the fruits of them, not even close.

01:24:47.340 I think it will still be years before we see the fruits of those seeds.

01:24:50.100 But, yeah, I was one of those people who was stuck inside, especially we had horrible lockdowns.

01:24:55.980 They were bad in California.

01:24:57.260 They were very bad in Canada as well.

01:24:58.640 but uh i started to like post on tiktok people started to call me a comedian so that inspired

01:25:02.860 me to do do more stuff but um there's many such cases many such cases maybe that's why we saw what

01:25:09.560 we did in with the canadian truckers because you guys were getting hit the hardest in a lot of ways

01:25:14.000 right if you were unvaccinated in canada there was literally nothing else to do except drive to

01:25:21.080 ottawa to the trucker convoy like you couldn't go into restaurants you couldn't go into gyms

01:25:25.140 They started to tax the unvaccinated in certain provinces. 0.93

01:25:28.620 They were flirting with the idea of being like, oh, if you're not vaccinated, you're mentally ill.

01:25:33.140 Like, you know, we might have to check up on you. 0.68

01:25:36.100 So many different insane scenarios in certain provinces.

01:25:39.140 They wanted to make vaccines mandatory at grocery stores.

01:25:45.760 What else?

01:25:46.700 This was in New Brunswick.

01:25:48.240 And they even like started to section it off into zones.

01:25:51.540 It was like very sort of what's the word?

01:25:53.460 hunger games almost like you're you're from district nine or district two it was it was wild

01:25:59.340 because it really felt like for anyone paying attention in canada it really did feel like

01:26:04.240 they're experimenting on us like rats and they're going to see what we would put up with and if we

01:26:10.000 don't push back then nothing's gonna happen and it really was this miracle will never happen again

01:26:15.240 uh response with the trucker convoy and i think the reason it worked is because it was something

01:26:19.800 so simple it's like go to ottawa protest mandates doesn't matter what our political stripe belief 0.63

01:26:25.760 anything it's like we i can do that everyone's like yeah i can do that it was so fucking cold

01:26:30.360 it was crazy well that's what i was saying like i'm sitting there i'm like they must be freezing 0.57

01:26:35.940 and and and they're they're out there doing this and and it was so cool i i interviewed over 300

01:26:42.240 people on camera there's just like hugs everywhere i mean i don't want to i don't know related to

01:26:46.780 like woodstock because i actually recently found out like an actual based burning man it was it's 0.84

01:26:52.420 like what burning man probably should be without all the like the dirty hippies like actually i

01:26:57.700 hate to ruin it for you it was certainly based a lot of base people there but there was sorry to 0.96

01:27:03.760 my audience but there were two almost too many hippie boomers there it helped it like people

01:27:09.580 like hey dance party and i'm thinking like like the politically serious people were like we should

01:27:13.940 be elevating this to like demand that they change something and people are just kind of like getting

01:27:18.620 wasted it's like oh it's fun but well and then you then you have to wonder was that element part of

01:27:23.380 the maybe the subterfuge of it but i think there's a whole yeah no there's a whole theory on look on

01:27:28.860 that yeah what what i saw what my kids saw who was young under 10 and having to not unvaccinated so

01:27:35.680 couldn't like you said yeah go to church go to cafes go to the theater go to play play sports

01:27:42.180 like go to the aquarium oh see see your loved ones uh pass away in the like to their go to

01:27:47.480 their funeral did you guys have that you couldn't even like go to the funeral yes but but i had it

01:27:51.300 we had it that um well it was an inter-family thing right so my parents were all freaked out

01:27:56.100 and they wouldn't even let my kid come see her right so it's like that part of it right so it's

01:28:01.560 a psychological aspect of it and then is that still not yeah is that still going on where like

01:28:05.980 families have been ripped apart yes yeah i hear about it all the time i hear about it all the

01:28:10.760 time yep um i was just at a party at a gig the other day and a woman i heard overheard her talking

01:28:15.700 saying my q anon sister got fired for the vax and i never haven't talked to her since and like she

01:28:21.600 was like bragging about it great bragging about and i'm like you know i got i hold my tongue you

01:28:26.880 know i'm not again i've been fired from i've said my piece you know what i mean like i don't have

01:28:31.960 anything else to say to these people right and and so have you ever tried the excuse of we found

01:28:37.640 your online profile and it's like that's my identical twins nothing to do with me not me 0.86

01:28:42.180 he's also a musical genius yes he's also a very good penis but it's not not me i don't know i'm 0.85

01:28:49.580 i'm a little gun shy now where i i'm ashamed which is weird to say but i don't um i don't 0.63

01:28:56.460 let anybody know about my online persona and i don't um go for gigs that way i don't want it to

01:29:02.100 known i i mean i used to have a kind of reputation in town as just a a local piano player right but

01:29:07.860 i'm afraid to do gigs anymore because i'll be found out that's nuts yeah well it's it i it's

01:29:13.940 i i live here so i can't complain right i could move to a better place but my aging parents are

01:29:18.740 here i'm raising a kid here so it's not as much it's not as um easy as uh as just uh piecing out

01:29:24.420 at the moment you know certainly in a few years i might reconsider but for now i'm trying to and

01:29:28.260 and I'm, I'm born raised here. Um, and so I, I feel like there's going through COVID. It was

01:29:34.680 like, actually it fractured society. Right. So everyone went really, you know, but I was able

01:29:40.460 to realize how many local parents, um, are, were of like mind that we're like, actually, we're

01:29:46.240 afraid to put an RFK junior sticker on our car. I'm like, bro, he's a Democrat and we're living

01:29:52.660 in a Democrat area and you're afraid to put a Democrat stick. Like that's how bad it was. Like

01:29:57.860 we're going to get our car key for rfk junior so we all kind of got together and we and we um uh

01:30:04.820 sort of established our own schooling system for a couple years where we met kind of not illegally

01:30:10.820 right but we it was like a speakeasy type thing right where we would met we met and we were able

01:30:14.820 to sort of our kids were being denied right they were trying to put us on put them on zoom and put

01:30:20.660 them on these screens and call that school and it was not right so i was up you know in the woods

01:30:26.420 teaching music and we were singing that i was i taught that honk honk honk song about the canadian

01:30:31.700 protest to a bunch of kids like a dozen kids in the woods and that was like it was amazing like

01:30:36.820 what memories of that like we were like renegades out in the woods trying to that's awesome feel

01:30:41.780 like that's yeah make that up though like if i just told me that was going to happen a few years

01:30:46.100 ago i'm like that is just there's no way that that would ever happen yeah and i've heard some

01:30:49.940 i've heard some commentary from people saying how it made people like us so much stronger

01:30:54.420 the lockdowns like it made our resolve stronger it made us kind of like realize what's at stake

01:30:58.900 you know we're into the we're into the esoteric health stuff now we know about the parasites

01:31:02.900 it's over for you guys it's a matter of time before we figure this out just questioning

01:31:06.820 vaccines right so um you know everyone needs to do their own research but i will say that i um

01:31:14.020 mike my kid is unvaccinated completely 100 no vaccines so and that and that was 12 years ago

01:31:20.180 that she was born so that was a really tough decision for me to make especially in the in

01:31:26.560 the thick of things uh you know that was like in liberal and we it was basically we were being

01:31:31.100 uh almost forced it was the pressure was immense let's just put it that way and again everyone

01:31:36.200 should do make their you know consult their medical professionals right i'm not trying to

01:31:40.300 give any medical advice to anybody uh my channel's been deleted forever thanks a lot yeah right

01:31:45.080 i'm i mean heck i during um covet i actually had a guy just play a snippet of speed of science

01:31:54.440 just a snippet and it got him a strike for medical misinformation and that so that song

01:31:59.400 was banned for medical misinformation for a number of years on youtube but i had someone

01:32:03.880 test it recently and it's allowed again i posted it and a susan wajitski died the next day of the

01:32:09.720 the the ex-ceo of youtube who banned my youtube channel um i wrote a song for her and and um and

01:32:16.840 then i posted that speed of science song again and then she died the next day suddenly which

01:32:20.840 was really interesting uh r.i.p um so uh i can't remember what we were just saying um

01:32:27.480 i was gonna take it in a different direction if you want sure yeah yeah yeah um i think that you

01:32:33.240 know people people like us are are tough and we sometimes don't take the time to recognize that

01:32:38.040 what happened during lockdowns was very traumatic it's very traumatic it was to go through that

01:32:44.300 i'm still mad about it yeah and i'm heartbroken over what my government did to me and also what

01:32:51.540 my fellow countrymen watched happen and like when you when i press my friends who are vaccinated

01:32:56.780 about this they're like oh well it seemed like a good idea at the time and i'm just sitting there 0.95

01:33:00.060 like fuck like are you serious right now how do you think how do you think we've so i don't know 0.89

01:33:04.320 if you've been following what's been happening with in terms of in the states like we're the 0.99

01:33:08.900 they're trying to pass this bill and and it which one for the what's like the omnibus it's like the

01:33:14.240 spending it's the big thing that they're aware of well the the first version had all these

01:33:20.660 provisions that were like protect the vaccine manufacturers prepare for more vaccine

01:33:27.000 prepare for more vaccine mandates more mask mandates i'm not even kidding and it was all

01:33:32.480 about preventing RFK from getting more accountability. And like, look, he's not even

01:33:38.160 coming in to say we need to ban all that. He's just saying we need to hold these companies

01:33:41.680 accountable if they make bad products. I don't think anybody disagrees with that, really. But

01:33:45.940 they've tried to make it into this polarizing thing where it's like, oh, anti-vaxxers this.

01:33:49.640 And I'm like, look, you can go get your COVID boosters, whatever. That's fine. Do that. And

01:33:54.320 I'm like, I'm going to make my own decision, right? So it's very frustrating when you mentioned

01:33:59.660 the governments and how angry we are that the they're still doubling down on a lot of this i

01:34:04.060 feel like we should be at this point of now we need to wake up and i feel like everyone's just

01:34:09.340 dug their heels um but for what it's worth more people have woken up and more people are

01:34:14.780 questioning more people are researching these things more people are looking into parasites

01:34:18.780 and healthier foods and seed oils and all the stuff that was considered so crazy and fringe and

01:34:24.140 I have close family members that before COVID were completely, you know, lefty, you know, normie NPC types.

01:34:33.340 And now they're like, RFK, yeah, like, this is great.

01:34:36.660 Like, we need to look into this.

01:34:37.860 And, oh, my God, thank God Kamala didn't win.

01:34:40.080 I'm like, bro, you voted for Biden.

01:34:42.700 And we're at this.

01:34:43.580 If I can see that in my own life happen, then it just makes me feel a lot better about what it must be happening all over the place, really, is what's going on.

01:34:52.660 Yeah, yeah. 1.00

01:34:53.000 the recent iteration of that in canada is there's been this massive influx of east indians coming 1.00

01:34:58.140 into into the country and like for the first time regular ass canadians are like saying and being 0.77

01:35:03.360 like wow i think i saw i'm a race realist now it was like it was like an indian dude he's like 0.88

01:35:09.580 go home there's too many like of indians here now like and i'm like okay you know and i got in

01:35:15.420 trouble big time i got suspended recently on x for for for that subject oh yeah my berry my berry 1.00

01:35:23.320 song i don't know if you're allowed to say the berry and the jeets berry and let's got so you

01:35:28.240 got so much content to go through we've been chatting for a while don't take too much of your

01:35:31.600 time uh you were talking about getting uh how sad it is or how kind of disheartening it is

01:35:36.960 to get your reputation smeared if if for some of my background lore i started in politics by

01:35:43.540 running as a candidate for like the far right party in 2019 we wanted to reduce the immigration

01:35:48.160 levels which is totally popular now but back then it made you like the nazi evil hitler man

01:35:53.100 and again yeah it was very traumatic to have the tv say you're the worst man ever and then you go

01:35:58.840 around in public and they think you're the worst man ever and it manifests as something much more

01:36:02.780 vicious in real life but um we'll talk about nick in a second but beforehand like you know

01:36:07.840 kind of very broad brushstrokes or kind of like high level do you trust elon musk and his ex

01:36:17.000 what is your sort of take on uh on this platform right now man it's it's such a loaded question i

01:36:24.940 don't know if i can build a weasel weasel my way out of when you ask it so directly like that

01:36:28.420 um i've been look i feel like what people like me our job is to push back where i feel like it

01:36:34.740 needs to be pushed back against if that makes sense yeah so um if you're not allowed to do

01:36:39.120 that thing you're gonna do that thing if you're not allowed to say that you're gonna say that

01:36:41.960 i should i showed up on twitter i mean i had my my account for a number of years but i never used

01:36:47.620 it um and and when i got banned from youtube a couple years ago it was my lifeline so i showed

01:36:52.580 up on on twitter and i had 50 followers uh but then i was like hey guys uh i just got banned

01:36:58.680 from youtube and that gave me a little cred right so i used that one moment that you only get one

01:37:02.260 of those moments like i just got banned on youtube right and i was able to sort of build from that

01:37:05.980 and this was at a time when elon was just coming in he had just purchased twitter so this was

01:37:11.080 supposed to be this new space and um i felt like it was my i felt like the hero worship of him was

01:37:16.980 going a little strong but then at the same time i didn't want to be ungrateful for now i mean

01:37:22.460 it was psychologically it less it lowered um the blow was good was really tough for me to lose my

01:37:30.120 channel um but then i was able to coast on that a little bit right and was like okay i can rebuild

01:37:35.560 here i can start putting up videos again and i guess i won't be censored now because elon got it

01:37:40.440 um and then i i started some noticing some fuckery um with some of my videos um especially

01:37:49.480 the one i noticed that the most was you will never sorry it was um never be rude to an arab

01:37:55.160 i mentioned it earlier there's a monty python song where i redid and it's basically um it's

01:38:00.120 like don't be rude to chinks and and all and like it lists all these um bad you know these these uh

01:38:06.680 racial slurs yeah right these slurs but it's like don't be rude to them while using it's like it 0.78

01:38:11.640 uses all these slurs it's very clever it's money it's a monty python bit right so like don't be

01:38:16.200 rude so yeah so i used it and i basically um added every slur that i could think of right but it's

01:38:20.920 like don't be rude right so it's a way to kind of get around it's a joke right this is yeah yeah

01:38:25.800 it's funny it ends with saying remember these words can't hurt right it's words aren't don't

01:38:32.040 give you physical damage right so stop being so offended and arresting people over this was a

01:38:35.880 point so i uploaded that video and then i noticed that the view count was frozen and it um back a

01:38:41.640 year ago i know this feels like a long time ago earlier last year twitter used to actually show

01:38:46.920 the view view count of videos on the actual video okay um which is separate from impressions

01:38:52.840 impressions are just kind of who scrolls by a view is like someone is actually stops and presses

01:38:57.240 play and watches it for like 10 seconds or whatever right to get the yeah yeah sure

01:39:01.080 um so that's usually way lower than impressions impressions is way bigger right so i noticed that

01:39:06.040 my view count on that video was frozen at about 900 for like the whole night after i uploaded it

01:39:12.600 and i had never seen that before um and i started having flashbacks like ptsd

01:39:18.440 i'm i'm serious when these big tech companies like youtube it's this it's a level of manipulation that

01:39:24.040 is is um it's next level it's gaslighting it's it's uh it makes you go crazy i mean before i

01:39:29.560 really realized youtube was with me it i i thought i was crazy i thought i was making bad content

01:39:34.920 right you start to question yourself i'm like i'm not getting the views that i used to get

01:39:38.520 up and what am i doing wrong i'm i i'm i'm getting too old like all this stuff is is a type of of

01:39:44.840 manipulation demoralization yeah it's a demoralization tactic right so i i that happened

01:39:50.200 to the video i'm like it wasn't a big deal right it was it was just you know whatever but what was

01:39:54.360 interesting is i noticed i'm complaining this is like april may of last year on twitter i'm like

01:39:59.320 hey guys my view account is frozen what's going on the next day by chance or whatever twitter

01:40:08.520 removed that metric permanently the video play count you can still see how many video plays you

01:40:15.960 have if you go if you're the creator and you go into the metric different it's in the background

01:40:20.360 yeah so right so and it's much harder to monitor in real time that way right you have to go through

01:40:25.080 all these steps to see it right but before i was like watching it 900 905 910 all of a sudden it's

01:40:30.680 gets frozen i mean something's going on here the impressions are still going up right so now what

01:40:34.680 they have on videos is impressions and that is uh very um deceptive it's not views right so people

01:40:40.520 say oh i got 10 million views right no you got impressions bro and it's not the same thing it's

01:40:45.640 also in their best business model to pump up all the numbers yeah businesses and they did it with

01:40:51.640 live streaming earlier this year where it used to show a live viewer count and now what they

01:40:56.200 do on x is they say a cumulative viewer account right so it looks like oh my god 2 000 viewers

01:41:01.640 on this yeah no no no you there's like 20 people watching if that and i stopped streaming because

01:41:07.240 so all these things it's like x elon is a businessman and there can be a more nefarious

01:41:12.680 side of it but there's also a business side of it and so it's very hard to distinguish between

01:41:17.240 the business and then then the sub nefarious subterfuge right so just to go back to your

01:41:22.840 question of elon um around that time i did um the trans direction video got mass doxed a bunch of

01:41:30.280 threats um and they you know what was so funny was they're like the threats were bad right i mean

01:41:36.040 look especially on reddit when i was because i mentioned gilane maxwell she and i before i even

01:41:42.120 knew that was gilane maxwell on reddit um she and i um went at it a number of times so i so like i

01:41:48.280 was one of you were in a flame war with gilane mashwell on reddit for years oh my gosh we were

01:41:54.760 we were the law is crazy dude no dude it gets i mean you've got to watch that documentary i made

01:41:59.940 bro okay so so um i have been getting attacked by these like basically massad networks like the j

01:42:07.640 the internet defense force what is it the jidf the jewish internet not the adl no something else

01:42:13.060 no it's the jidl jidf it was an older thing back then it's the jewish internet defense anyway so

01:42:18.280 i've been getting threats and all this stuff for a long time right and and so i'm used to it but

01:42:22.280 now it started to be like well now they're kind of doxing me and they're getting my address and

01:42:26.860 because my foundry character on youtube i never said my real name i was trying to be anonymous

01:42:32.680 on youtube forever it wasn't until i got picked up by a world famous band basically that they're

01:42:38.360 like yo you need a an instagram it's got to be connected to you know i needed to be a real

01:42:43.340 person does that make sense so i'm like whatever and i wasn't really doing spicy shit back then so

01:42:47.860 anyway foundry kind of got i doxed got myself eventually right and and so um i started getting

01:42:54.560 these threats and um and a lot of comments um they're basically just like they were funny they 0.99

01:43:00.080 were like oh he what who's this gay guy like this this guy's a fag and he's making fun of trans 0.97

01:43:04.140 people he's probably trans and i thought it was funny so i wrote a song called gayo which is 0.97

01:43:08.300 based off of dale you know the harry belafonte it's like gayo gayo and um i wrote it about all

01:43:15.440 things that they were saying so i basically wrote a song including all the threats that they were

01:43:21.280 saying to me but nothing uh you know illegal or violent or anything but the funny stuff and that

01:43:27.680 song got blocked um blocked on on twitter so all the stuff that was that like marked as harmful or

01:43:34.880 whatever when they just press the out of it yeah okay yes yeah so they said it it was hateful

01:43:39.120 content content and conduct and so they did you have tranny in the caption nope have you noticed

01:43:45.120 that you can't even put tranny they they they like tranny like is that yeah i see the song

01:43:50.800 tranny in the song so but but this was before they really were coming hard on that this is early last

01:43:56.160 year right so anyway so i started getting mass reported over that and then shortly after i i

01:44:01.040 wrote a song called meet the new boss um basically went right after linda right after linda yakarina

01:44:08.400 was brought in and so i kind of i kind of riffed on her for her early life a little bit okay and

01:44:14.240 and her her doing the the um mask and pushing mask and vaccine how she's the wef savior bring

01:44:20.480 it kind of save twitter right so i did it was very tame so i uploaded that on june 17th and then the

01:44:27.200 next day i got us permanently suspended um from twitter no explanation permanent um no recourse i

01:44:35.280 uh appealed many times and they denied all the they didn't ever even say what i was suspended for

01:44:41.840 so i basically just moved on with my life because i was like okay i'm i'm off of youtube and i'm off 0.98

01:44:47.360 of twitter and elon musk is a piece of shit because he lied he lied and and but it was okay 0.97

01:44:54.000 because it was right around the time where things the vaccine mandates finally went away it was 0.99

01:45:01.600 really i mean it was early 2023 when all the jobs that i used to have finally were like oh yeah maybe

01:45:07.600 we're actually desperate for musicians again because everyone moved away we're doing irl

01:45:13.120 stuff again yeah yeah and they're like wow actually nobody knows how to play music anymore

01:45:17.000 because like everyone got shut down and no one took piano lessons and i'm like okay fine i'll

01:45:21.740 come back right anyway so i moved on got new jobs and everything and then all of a sudden

01:45:27.600 five months later or so on october 7th on the morning of the busiest news day of the year we're

01:45:33.760 getting all this news about what's happening right i'm quietly unsuspended by twitter they

01:45:39.560 bring me back and then no explanation i will send them i'm back and and then i got doxed to my job

01:45:47.160 that i was working at and accused of being anti-semitic this all happened on x yeah so my

01:45:53.360 x account is what got me fired from my last job so was the docs actually posted on twitter slash x

01:46:01.080 um it was someone who sent my x account to my employer basically so it was the account that

01:46:06.920 didn't exist until i mean it basically was gone right so all my videos were gone right so then

01:46:13.240 all of a sudden they they were back they were right they didn't exist and then all of a sudden

01:46:18.360 they were restored so then they sent those those to my employer and i have no idea how they found

01:46:25.560 out my who my employer was right so i don't know who did that because i never posted about them

01:46:31.080 right um it was probably a sad thing well whatever it was i'm very suspicious of the timing of it

01:46:37.400 and i i mean i i kind of joked about it i was like oh this is a twitter inside job but then

01:46:42.040 like looking back i'm kind of like it's just weird they brought me back on october 7th weirded it

01:46:47.000 nothing um there was no other explanation for it so anyway are you into numerology

01:46:51.560 uh yeah and yep yep yep and i posted um the few days after that i posted about the 40

01:46:58.120 bit-headed babies too that was one of the first my first post back was i said 40 is a biblical

01:47:03.960 number the 40 days the 40 um tribulation the 40 years in the desert like there's so many examples

01:47:10.580 of 40 i was like this is a ritual this is not a real story right so that was one of my big things

01:47:15.680 on reddit was i would post about a lot of numerology i'm a a numbers guy i play scrabble

01:47:21.640 professionally too which is kind of i remember hearing that yeah yeah so i'm like a number i'm

01:47:26.800 a word guy i'm also a numbers guy where i'm like looking and like when covet happened all of a sudden

01:47:31.620 it was like 33 everywhere there's 33 there's 33 cases the guy had 33 i'm like okay this is a

01:47:37.320 a numbers this is a ritual type thing right so uh i loved commenting about that that kind of

01:47:42.920 i saw your post too about the the luigi assassin was a 238 or something like that two two eight

01:47:49.240 six two eight six there were so many two eight sixes yeah and uh community notes went so hard

01:47:55.080 on that i've only had two subjects ever community noted sandy hook and my 286 post interesting i

01:48:02.360 cannot believe that interesting and you know what they don't want to you know i won't i won't say

01:48:06.920 the sh word anymore but too late the algorithm got it um yeah see i i guess we'll just jump into the

01:48:18.440 the fuentes thing and that'll kind of sure well it comes it all comes full circle because of the

01:48:22.200 doxing thing right and yeah and so i guess i can finish the story of of me being brought back and

01:48:27.240 then um kind of being questioning a little more skeptical of of x and then kind of going a little

01:48:33.320 harder writing songs a little harder pushing pushing back against um elon and then when he

01:48:38.040 had the um the israeli company that was doing the the verification like i didn't verify for a long

01:48:43.000 time um because of that and then they got rid of that and then i don't have um subscribers now

01:48:47.880 because uh they still want that to use that company so i wrote the song um this is the final

01:48:53.400 thing is is the berry in the jeet song right and so that actually was my first real viral i mean

01:48:59.240 jews in the walls went kind of viral let's just say it got like 100 000 views in a day

01:49:04.360 barry got 200 000 views in a day and i'm not talking impressions i'm talking i went in and

01:49:09.640 i did the metrics that is hidden 200 000 plays and that is an insane number that i had not seen

01:49:17.320 for 10 years period uh since since youtube i had not seen a view video get that big and that

01:49:23.640 coincided with the anti-immigrant riots well uh kind of yeah because barry stanton was a twitter

01:49:30.760 account oh right so it preceded that by a little bit i remember a little bit and so he was posting

01:49:35.480 all these ai stuff right and then he got mass reported so that's what's really what's going on

01:49:39.880 is that they're they're these mass flagging mass reporting systems that's probably what got my

01:49:45.560 youtube channel right it was this thing they the the trans people mass reported me right and then

01:49:49.960 it finally went to some person right so that's what happened when i did my berry song um i thought

01:49:55.800 it was not even that bad of a song i mean i guess the word g they really don't like that word i

01:49:59.960 guess too is it's pretty light-hearted i think it's it is whatever but it is what it is i'm like

01:50:04.920 look everybody's supposed to get one i come from this the early south park generation right of when

01:50:10.200 we would you could make fun of everybody you were supposed to do that like i said if you give one

01:50:14.760 group immunity from mockery then then they're gonna do they're gonna take over the world and

01:50:21.320 because no one can criticize what they're doing and if you try to do that they'll come for you

01:50:24.840 right so i'm like i've never done a song about india i need to do a song about india because i

01:50:29.880 saw like like dave chappelle getting canceled for the trans joke i'm like how could a big account

01:50:35.320 like barry stanton get removed on free speech twitter it didn't make sense for memes so i'm

01:50:41.640 i'm like i'm gonna write a song and i the it got 200 000 views then they doxed me they doxed my

01:50:49.000 number um which i was couldn't believe um because that had never even the trans people didn't get my

01:50:54.520 number um so that night i started getting dozens if not hundreds of calls from india um because

01:51:03.960 some of them some of them a lot of them were like we rape you you know like it was kind of funny

01:51:10.440 it was funny but it was also like wow so this is real like i needed to i kind of like needed to 0.90

01:51:15.000 experience it for myself kind of like the tran the the you know the unit so i did and it was real

01:51:20.520 and then it got worse because then um twitter suspended me actually suspended me it was the

01:51:28.200 first time that i've been they blocked a lot of my songs for hateful conduct but they never suspended

01:51:33.000 me for a song except for that last year which i'm not sure why like the berry and the jeets was not

01:51:37.560 even that out there was it like it wasn't which is why i was so surprised but it was partly it was

01:51:44.440 so good and i hate to say you hit as when you make lots of content some of this crap but every once

01:51:51.020 in a while you make a gem i'm just thinking now the pattern here is you criticized the new twitter

01:51:56.740 employee and then you criticized their decision to ban this account so exactly right twitter i mean

01:52:03.260 that's exactly i mentioned twitter and right so there's a lot of elements i think it's they don't

01:52:08.580 like when i break through and this was a moment where i was the top it was just really good timing

01:52:13.400 on my part right it was very trending everyone was talking about barry it was only natural that

01:52:17.940 i should do and then i had never done an elton john song before so this was like is this based

01:52:22.440 off of benny and the jets right so all the gen x the gen x types were all like oh yeah dude this is

01:52:29.500 we know this and and this is this is great right so it was a viral moment that i had so i feel like

01:52:35.260 it was part of it was they they need to shut you down if you break through they got us carefully

01:52:40.860 managed right so i had this moment and it wasn't that it was so offensive is that so many people

01:52:45.820 were seeing it and then so many people were reporting it right so um what what was really

01:52:51.100 hard for me was was frustrating was when i was suspended and i was i had reported all these

01:52:57.180 account sharing my number with not as like what nick was getting with his views right um but it

01:53:03.580 was enough that i'm like they're they were approving them right uh twitter was approving

01:53:09.020 these as not doxing and yet i was unable to do anything about it because i was suspended

01:53:14.300 right so it it was like they were they were sticking the knife right like it was that it

01:53:21.580 was really bad it was a double whammy and so i finally got back on i had to delete the song

01:53:27.180 I deleted, I had to delete every version of that for hateful conduct.

01:53:30.540 So I feel like that was a moment where I really soured on it all.

01:53:33.580 And it felt like it was, it feels more like an op than ever.

01:53:37.160 But then I see what happened to Nick.

01:53:39.080 And then I'm like, look, what happened to me kind of doesn't feel like that big of a deal in comparison, right? 1.00

01:53:44.320 Because some prank calls from India is not the same. 0.58

01:53:46.960 I mean, I was getting death threats from the trans folks last year. 1.00

01:53:49.760 That was a little intense.

01:53:50.620 but um kind of what i deal is not that deal with is i'm it's not in close to what you know what we

01:53:57.020 saw with nick right so now we're starting to see like is this weaponized now are they is this

01:54:02.380 weaponized doxing um it's really hard for me to say that elon is a bad guy i think he's kind of

01:54:08.020 like this this um extraneous this sort of weird agent that is can it's a spazzy autist um ketamine

01:54:16.800 addled um uh weird like weirdo like and i he he pushes the space thing i i'm not sure how where

01:54:23.520 you go on that but like i feel like he's lying about the space thing right and combustion engines

01:54:29.440 right combustion engines right let's let's not go off on the tangent here i'm not saying that

01:54:34.960 juice fake space right i'm saying that we have technology that is way better that looks makes

01:54:40.560 these firecracker rockets look like stuff from 100 years ago right they were looking

01:54:46.640 into stuff like electrogravitics and all that stuff in 1920s 1930s right they've been looking

01:54:52.280 for alternative forms of propulsion for all this drone stuff and alien stuff it's all psyop right

01:54:56.960 like it's they're hiding the fact that they're looking into all this tech right so um yeah i'm

01:55:01.900 sorry you're gonna you're gonna you gotta do another live stream about this because i i am i

01:55:06.620 i love there's nothing i love more like my favorite conspiracy theory to like consider and talk about

01:55:12.780 is by far flat earth i'm not saying a flat earther but it's like talking about it is like

01:55:17.400 so much fun it's like what all these images are computer generated it's like yeah pretty much

01:55:22.900 it's like that's interesting you know dinosaurs aren't real right i love that one too i honestly

01:55:28.900 somebody sent me a video it was like 30 40 minutes but like into it i'm like this is totally plot

01:55:33.840 like okay yeah it's just action figures it's just glorified action figures cool i feel like we we i

01:55:40.240 like i came to my own i cut my teeth on these forums and reddit and back in the day and we're

01:55:45.620 just saying talking about we're allowed to talk about stuff it didn't need to become part of your

01:55:49.520 identity like i feel like it's okay to say dinosaurs aren't real and also not necessarily

01:55:55.000 actually think they're real like people are so afraid to express anything that's outside of the

01:56:00.480 norm and that will be tied to them forever right yeah it's it's everything that we were talking

01:56:04.740 about earlier where it's it's a hypothetical like let's entertain the idea or that dinosaurs are not

01:56:10.360 real let's entertain the idea that uh that um yeah i was gonna say something else let's let's get

01:56:18.620 into the to the nick fuentes stuff because uh i'm not sure if all my audience is all up to speed on

01:56:23.360 it but essentially uh this is nicholas j fuentes he is a right-wing content creator and he's known

01:56:31.100 for being very critical of

01:56:33.320 Israel or Jewish power

01:56:35.140 and that sort of thing.

01:56:38.020 He says, last night

01:56:39.180 an armed killer made an attempt on my life at home

01:56:41.380 which was recently doxxed on this platform.

01:56:43.680 The gunman carried a pistol, crossbow

01:56:45.480 and incendiary devices. I believe

01:56:47.580 he intended to kill me. He is now dead. 0.76

01:56:49.320 I'm okay. I'm just going to

01:56:51.360 add my commentary to it because I'm a 0.66

01:56:53.380 narcissistic geomaniac.

01:56:55.380 But I said, someone tried to kill

01:56:57.400 Nick Fuentes, right wing American political commentator

01:56:59.640 at his home last night it will be interesting to see how con inc influencers cover this because

01:57:03.920 it's an open secret that con inc doesn't really like nick because he frequently criticizes israel

01:57:09.620 um and yeah it's uh i know that's kind of like an oversimplification but if you look at how daily

01:57:18.680 wire is operated how any sort of more mainstream conservative person has kind of had an attitude

01:57:23.820 towards nick they always kind of like kind of wish he would just go away that's kind of like

01:57:28.260 the impression that i've always gotten and uh i guess actually i'll bring this up as well let me

01:57:33.340 just this is a screenshot there's a tweet about it but i was just here this is um nick's address

01:57:40.340 that was tweeted and you can barely see it there at the bottom but apparently this tweet got 16

01:57:46.620 million views of his docs of his home address and it's against the terms and service of twitter

01:57:53.660 to uh you know disclose personal information so the question is how did this get up to 16 million

01:57:59.180 views of his docs without getting was it about a week that it was up i think i read that i'm not

01:58:04.600 sure because i think they eventually removed it right i i don't know much of the details honestly

01:58:08.760 on this but i i think i know enough to you know at least discuss it was it a week i think it was

01:58:14.540 up i heard someone say that but it was certainly long enough where um it's believable but having

01:58:19.940 experience something like that myself um so um look i i have always sort of looked at nick with

01:58:30.260 a certain degree of amusement but also i'm impressed with what he's been able to do like

01:58:35.700 i um the groiper community is hilarious and i think you made a song about them one time

01:58:42.660 i did and you didn't go easy on them either i didn't go easy but at the same time i did

01:58:47.780 because it was a 90 second song and if you look at my body of work when have i ever done a roasting

01:58:52.980 song that's just 90 seconds long like for real even rabbi schmooley got got a full two and a

01:58:58.260 half minutes maybe three minutes on his one right right so i the any group that it feels like that

01:59:06.660 again i feel like i'm a broken record they are immune from criticism i'm i don't take them

01:59:11.540 seriously and i will push even harder so i have have a lot of fans that i would that identify as

01:59:18.980 grippers um who have been supporting me for a really long time and that was a moment where i

01:59:25.300 was getting a little bit of pushback i felt from them for embracing this sort of um what they would

01:59:31.780 call jewish musical theater which is true is that there's this aspect of the musical theater and

01:59:38.660 this music that i do that is predominantly jewish because they have been have a monopoly of and 0.78

01:59:43.860 that's again to give them credit right my christmas song where i'm like hey weird all these jews wrote 0.88

01:59:48.580 these great christmas songs and they're like hate speech i'm like bro i'm just saying you guys write

01:59:53.060 great music come on like how would why is that bad maybe i'm saying a little bit more but

01:59:58.660 so i wrote them a song because i felt like they needed one i felt like they needed a song um and

02:00:04.020 i felt like also it was a bit disingenuous for me to not if i'm going to riff on people i need

02:00:10.500 to riff on the right and the like i can't just be a one-side riffer it makes me not legitimate

02:00:16.660 as the court jester that i'm trying to create i shouldn't say me right this i'm i know you're

02:00:20.900 not a judge like judge it's just it's foundering not me i swear to god right um no this character

02:00:26.500 that i've created which says these things these stuff right so yeah i wrote i wrote him them that

02:00:32.340 and um i got them some of them mad uh but for the most part they thought it was okay they they liked

02:00:38.900 it and i and i appreciated that i felt like the hate kind of went away really fast and turned to

02:00:44.500 sort of a begrudging acceptance that all right foundry had to do us eventually i i maybe it's

02:00:50.980 like this one is this it's all right and then when when um uh when uh fuentes got brought back

02:00:58.420 to uh twitter i wrote him a song called welcome back fuentes where i kind of gave him a nicer

02:01:04.820 treatment than the the groyper song which i went a little bit hard on like basically calling him

02:01:09.060 a gay fed right which is what everybody calls i mean if i wrote a song about the groypers and

02:01:15.220 didn't call nick fuentes a gay fed then it would be a failure of a you'd be leaving something on

02:01:19.700 the table that's right you have to do the concept justice so look to not to distract to distract

02:01:26.020 from this the nick thing but when i wrote oyve shut it down it was because um uh you will never

02:01:32.580 be a woman was going viral on 4chan and i which was awesome right they were like oh my god who's 0.81

02:01:37.620 this guy this piano fag like singing you will never be a woman this is great but half of the 0.97

02:01:41.700 comments were like jew he's a jew look at his nose he's a jew where's his early life and i'm like 0.99

02:01:48.020 okay every song that i ever do for the rest of time they're just going to be calling me a jew 0.65

02:01:53.700 i need to do a song about jews so that's why i did oyve shut it down it was just to shut them up

02:01:58.420 i'm like guys come on like come on come on so when you when you when they push back show us your 0.95

02:02:03.860 foreskin that's basically like fine like whatever i'm i'm a croatian italian give me a break like

02:02:11.940 i'm not whatever it's not a big deal whatever it is what it is so uh i wrote him i wrote the

02:02:19.140 welcome back fuente's song and uh nick actually ended up liking and uh liking that one and and

02:02:24.900 sharing it and stuff so i i feel like again someone like me needs to be able to push back on everybody

02:02:32.020 the south park generation right we grew up being able to make fun of all people and when they

02:02:37.380 started saying oh no you can't touch muhammad oh you can't touch the trans right that's when things

02:02:43.220 start to to go south in society and they use these wedge issues which are hot so socially um 0.80

02:02:50.100 controversial issues to make the uh the wedge between us stronger the social divide but then

02:02:56.260 um to help it with internet censorship which is where we are today and now we've come full circle

02:03:00.660 where people are like you're saying in the con side con inc that would never be and i will say

02:03:07.860 that i did see some folk that normally are hate they hate fuentes come out and say this is this

02:03:15.060 is too much this is beyond the pale you know so i i see this as a bit of a unifying moment

02:03:21.380 maybe i'm being a little too optimistic that i feel like it's bringing in folk who are now

02:03:28.100 understanding that um what we're up against nick isn't the bad guy nick is not the bad guy here

02:03:34.260 and and even his original tweet from election day which you had on it i think it has over a hundred

02:03:39.140 million views which is hilarious and like yeah i guess it's offensive but it's it's not more

02:03:44.580 offensive than like adam sandler cds in the 90s you know what i'm trying to say like this is what 0.61

02:03:50.660 we grew up on we cut our teeth on this type of content right and the clips of these women on

02:03:58.500 on tick tock having absolute mental breakdowns and conniption fits veritable life-changing just 0.64

02:04:06.580 to of course they're doing dramatic for social media purposes but this feverish cultural moment

02:04:13.540 and and for you know just to go back to for those that might not have heard directly from that he

02:04:18.900 was doxed by a woman who came to his door and he allegedly because i know i know it's still a legal

02:04:25.220 cases for those unaware this was the tweet he said your body your body my choice forever and

02:04:31.580 this totally sent people okay look what i say 100 million views on that that's hilarious right

02:04:39.360 and it's not that's not the way that i do humor i'm not would never post that but i would defend

02:04:45.720 his right to the death to post it and especially with all the hilarious reaction the the little

02:04:50.700 clips of all the people i saw so i think we are now at this inflection point um i really do and

02:04:57.420 i think covid was a big part of it and i think that the crazy rampant social media censorship

02:05:01.820 was a big part of it and it has created this new market and some of it is is going to be taken over

02:05:08.460 again by the same types of interests we've seen that happen with con inc right with you know

02:05:12.780 whatever but i think we're going to see a new uh new opportunities flourish and as much as i hate

02:05:19.420 on elon i think he's lying about a lot of stuff um and he suspended me literally two months ago

02:05:25.260 he uh my x-mas song uh got blocked uh hateful conduct earlier this month pissed me off but

02:05:30.580 now i'm like i'm not so hurt by it because now i'm like yeah okay i i now i just know that i'm

02:05:36.200 gonna do better like they blocked my original x-mas song right when i'm just singing all the

02:05:41.620 songs written by jews it's not even that bad right the one that i did last year i re-uploaded it

02:05:46.180 earlier this month they blocked it for hateful conduct and instead of getting pissed and feeling

02:05:51.960 sorry for myself for three days which is normally what i would do in the past right i'm an artist

02:05:56.060 i'm sorry i can't help it um i was like okay i'm just going to record it again but with better

02:06:01.020 audio and better production value and i'll make sure i look a little bit better in the you know

02:06:04.500 what i mean i like i'll do it better and there's more backing tracks too that's right right so i'm

02:06:09.720 like i just took it as an opportunity to be like thanks elon twitter for censoring me and then

02:06:15.140 making me work harder for that and now i'm like oh i'm glad i did that one because that one

02:06:20.120 is i want to be remembered more than the first one which i would have been happy with it had

02:06:25.060 they not censored me right i would have been happy with my shadow man youtube channel forever

02:06:30.000 forever if they hadn't censored me then now i'm like okay i've written my best songs period 50

02:06:36.660 of them since youtube banned me two years ago the songs that i probably will be known by right 0.51

02:06:42.120 for better for worse yeah and i kind of want to ask you uh you know why are you so insane or at

02:06:49.180 least like for me um i have a i can relate in a sense because you know one of my first big viral

02:06:55.840 hits was making fun of justin trudeau before it was popular um and it was in a parody song

02:07:02.040 um and it comes like for me i would describe it as like it comes from like this sort of angst

02:07:08.620 of like i see something about a certain topic or a certain way of the world and like and then the

02:07:13.020 music starts from like me kind of being a smart ass i've always been a smart ass so then like you

02:07:17.420 know whether it's the lyrics first sometimes it's the song that i parody first and then it comes

02:07:22.540 from there but um well art i love how you said angst i like art comes from angst right i mean

02:07:29.820 the memes are true it's supposed it's the way it has always been right the beethoven's that are

02:07:34.140 sitting there being just distraught so that was it's a therapeutic thing for me right i'm i'm

02:07:40.380 a high school kid rejected by a girl and then i go home and i write her a song

02:07:46.780 that's just how i how i process you were aisha you wrote aisha yeah but you know what i mean

02:07:53.180 like so it's just how we how i navigate the world and uh for me as i'm like the foil video from 2014

02:08:02.780 I'm heavily steeped in all these conspiracies. And I was able to write this fun, catchy song.

02:08:07.740 And it was a way for me to sort of process and repackage that information as for other people,

02:08:13.420 as a way that I'm gathering all this information. I'm trying to catalog it, categorize it for

02:08:18.340 everybody and then present it to them. And music can be a really good, I mean, you can make a

02:08:22.220 thread or write an article and that, and that is good for some people, but for others, it, this,

02:08:28.600 like we said, this catchy, that your inhibitions get brought down, you become more susceptible

02:08:32.880 to crazy information that you might not be otherwise. So this angst that you mentioned

02:08:39.860 during the COVID time, I feel like we weren't the crazy ones. It was the Justin Trudeaus that went

02:08:45.280 totally crazy. And we had that natural response of being the kind of the well-adjusted people to a

02:08:52.220 non-well-adjusted society, right? We were the ones that were trying to just be the, let's go to church

02:08:57.420 and do this and and and have fun and they were the ones that went nuts and the writing these songs

02:09:04.060 was it was so like you said traumatic for me i'm still super angry and ptsd and pissed off about it

02:09:10.460 but sitting down and singing oh you know this didn't the jab didn't work or whatever i don't

02:09:14.940 want to get you in trouble on youtube right oops but singing these things were satire yeah satire

02:09:20.700 right that joke it's a spherical thing right it's uh you know you know talk to your medical

02:09:26.060 professionals huh but it's a way for for me to process the stuff right it's a therapeutic thing

02:09:32.940 for me and when it works that way for other people uh that's great i i need people to laugh

02:09:38.140 at themselves if i can get groipers to laugh at themselves that's great i won if i can get jeets

02:09:43.900 to say you know what yeah we kind of do poo all over the place that's true that's kind of true

02:09:47.900 that's a that's a win i did get some of them say like i'm from india and your song is hilarious

02:09:53.740 they get it those are the people that we i'm trying to reach and there's more people out there

02:09:59.180 like that than than more than people realize that the ones that think it's okay to laugh

02:10:05.420 and at your right and embrace your own cultural identity the good ones and the bad ones embrace 0.62

02:10:10.300 your rachmaninovs if you're russian and but but also embrace the the crazy that you

02:10:16.220 like putin does right like it's okay and it's it's like a callback to what you were saying 0.87

02:10:21.100 when they were doing the ragtime stuff and there was some blackface and big watermelons it's like 0.96

02:10:25.900 it wasn't like today where they're like we don't see race back then they were like no 1.00

02:10:29.260 we do see race and we're gonna sing about it and have a good time we're really different from each

02:10:33.260 other and here is something that actually we can both enjoy together while enjoying those differences

02:10:39.260 right and so that's why i'm like here i'm going to russia and playing russian music but then

02:10:45.020 we're also playing some american music some jazz and stuff yeah we can appreciate each other's

02:10:51.340 cultures but the difference of each the different heritages that we have and art and music happens

02:10:57.660 to be a huge huge part of that cultural identity and one that they try to homogenize and erase

02:11:04.780 just like they've done with everything else the all this pop music sounds the same but i'm like

02:11:08.540 no no there's these different cultural traditions and these different styles uh that that come from

02:11:13.740 all these different places and i'm rare in that i am i'm turning 40 next year and i grew up in a

02:11:21.340 time where like i was classically trained and all these traditions i actually learned all this stuff

02:11:27.020 i was playing in orchestras from a young kid i was in choir so i learned about all this stuff

02:11:31.420 but then i have not been brainwashed and i'm not abusing this these traditions and i'm not trying

02:11:36.540 to ignore them i'm not trying to say oh we can't play this because we're not ethnically part of

02:11:41.340 this and i'm like no no no i'm going to take your in college i learned how to challenge accepted

02:11:47.180 i learned to play sitar when i was in college because i wanted to do something totally foreign

02:11:52.060 from from my experience i wanted to take out of my western mindset and it was a really good

02:11:56.860 experience for me to to to learn that style it was totally different it blew my mind right

02:12:01.580 and i would never let that take away my identity as an american right um but i'm a ragtime guy

02:12:07.420 right that's why i'm i'm trying to to to keep this american tradition alive and i feel like i'm one

02:12:13.340 of the few that is doing it but in a way where we're not ashamed like the the the old fogies 0.95

02:12:19.420 of the ragtime community that have excommunicated me right they're ashamed of the black face in the 0.99

02:12:25.100 in the in the and i don't care i think it's funny i i'm not going to be like uh um putting that all 0.99

02:12:32.060 over the people's faces but i'm not going to deny it that's what we that's what this tradition came

02:12:36.620 it was a satirical funny thing right or deny that like you know they were selling out theaters back

02:12:44.800 then like people really liked it back then you know you're like there's there is a dishonesty

02:12:49.560 about just kind of like you know covering all this mud and shame around it and it's like

02:12:53.700 sure it's quite shocking by today's standards but it is something that happened it was such a

02:12:59.100 wonderful time like you'll go watch that movie the sting and it'll bring you back to this era

02:13:03.140 these were men were men they were like what the government says we can't gamble and drink let's

02:13:07.140 freaking like reinvent this entire building for a hidden casino and just have a blast and play music

02:13:12.320 and even juxtapose that with the wines brothers like what was it white girls or whatever like 0.99

02:13:17.480 that fucking movie where the where the oh yeah yeah yeah and they um you know they they put like 1.00

02:13:23.900 they pale up their faces and act like two stupid white bitches like i mean it's racist but it's 1.00

02:13:28.020 funny yeah yeah exactly that's what it is right um but it's interesting to me i'll ask a couple 0.99

02:13:34.320 more questions and we'll wrap it up i appreciate your time foundering but um uh you know it's it's

02:13:40.680 interesting to me how in our conversation you would go from like yeah the political stuff going

02:13:45.860 on was so outrageous and then you're like but they're bastardizing this music and that's outrageous

02:13:50.920 too and i feel the same way and in a similar way in that you know my passion for politics kind of

02:13:57.480 comes from my appreciation for art which is when i started to see all the censorship i'm like 0.61

02:14:03.020 we're never going to be able to make good shit ever again like there's never going to be good

02:14:07.440 comedy ever again there's never be a good movie ever again and you're totally seeing that in the 0.79

02:14:11.320 movie industry right now we're like very rarely will there be a good like a really good film

02:14:15.640 that comes out and and that's all formula that totally like radicalizes me or like activates me

02:14:21.760 because i don't know maybe i've just always like watching tv yeah just sort of to i guess wrap

02:14:26.960 everything up they've taken this hero's journey you know what i mean i say the hero's journey

02:14:31.840 it's a narrative sort of structure exactly of where you have to face trials and tribulations

02:14:38.000 even hercules had a pretty shitty time you know the strongest guy in the world like some of the

02:14:42.140 stuff that he had to go through right they've replaced that with this on a silver platter

02:14:47.420 everything is given there's only uh um let's see if this works come on baby come on fingers crossed

02:15:00.000 but let's do it okay great i can hear you now let's go i don't know if the stream's down or

02:15:06.060 what but boy they shut her down uh what you were saying was so interesting too i think we're still

02:15:14.200 going i anyway i'm recording it locally anyway so um sure uh yeah the mary sue stuff yeah i guess

02:15:24.520 let me just finish my thought on that so yes please i think you understand what i mean where

02:15:28.500 they're they've replaced this difficult journey um another example i would say is mulan where

02:15:33.980 the original animated movie that she's a kind of a weak woman you know i'm saying like in the 0.95

02:15:38.960 animated she she kind of she has to use her wits to prove herself she has to fight her way and then 0.94

02:15:44.080 new mulan the the live action one it's like she's born with all perfect powers and has to suppress 0.85

02:15:49.280 her powers you're trying to say yeah there's no journey anymore there's no challenge and i would 0.98

02:15:54.160 say the the one five six four chord progression is a similar thing where it there's a little bit

02:15:59.440 of a major minor change but it's not real it uses the same notes in the same scales it's a fake

02:16:06.000 major minor shift it's the illusion of uh of uh of the hero's journey it's these pop songs are fake

02:16:12.960 they make you feel like you've you've been challenged but that's not really what's happening

02:16:16.960 it's it's the lowest common denominator it's the same formula so i guess i'll just wrap it up with

02:16:21.280 by saying there's this idea and i've called it the mozart conspiracy mozart everyone knows who

02:16:27.440 he is they think that he was just the the once in a lifetime genius or shakespeare right well

02:16:33.360 actually mozart was such a well-known name at the time that a lot of up-and-coming musicians would

02:16:39.040 put the name mozart on their pieces just to get her just to get it seen because no one would know

02:16:43.840 who they are without the name and even mozart's requiem which is his most famous work actually he

02:16:50.000 only wrote part of it um he died and then his students finish most of it so what most of what

02:16:55.760 we know of mozart's greatest work was not actually written by mozart not to take away from him he was

02:17:01.040 a genius right but they've conditioned us into thinking oh only one einstein comes a generation 0.86

02:17:08.240 Einstein was actually kind of retarded, and a lot of his ideas weren't actually just not true, right? 0.92

02:17:12.700 So he was not the guy that they say.

02:17:15.180 Stephen Hawking, I don't know if you've heard about that. 1.00

02:17:16.800 Stephen Hawking is kind of retarded. 1.00

02:17:18.380 He actually was not the real – the genius that they say he – they're mythical figures. 0.98

02:17:23.540 Shakespeare was not the dude that they said it was.

02:17:26.440 It was a group of people, including mainly Edward de Vere, but Francis Bacon and them all were part of this group, right?

02:17:33.100 This was a group of folks that were basically crafting the English language, right?

02:17:39.160 Crafting spells with the language, right?

02:17:41.600 There was not one genius that came.

02:17:43.920 So I guess what I'm saying is that they've spent the last 100 years,

02:17:48.940 oh, only one Beatles group can come every whatever, right?

02:17:53.260 Well, no, we all have this ability to reach creative heights.

02:17:57.720 And AI, for better or for worse, has now changed the level of the playing field again.

02:18:01.140 where here i was the kid 20 years ago with software and a laptop like wow i can actually

02:18:05.800 make quality studio shit for the first time now uh the next generation they can actually write

02:18:10.220 full albums full operas with the help of ai and this is going to take away the creative power the

02:18:17.240 record industry has has had a monopoly on for a long time so we're in this sort of uh again this

02:18:23.380 this flux point this we're could go really either way um but where the power is being restored to us

02:18:30.760 And folks like me, who kind of was just this random piano guy, now I can kind of show, well, if anyone, if you spend 30, 35 years like I have playing piano and honing their craft, you could reach great heights.

02:18:44.900 You don't have to be this once in a generation figure.

02:18:48.280 But you have to work at it, right? 0.99

02:18:50.260 It's not a Mary Sue type situation.

02:18:52.920 It's not a one Mozart generation, right? 0.99

02:18:55.440 It's just the internet has leveled the playing field.

02:18:58.040 And here we are.

02:18:59.160 We are the ones that are going to have to step up and just show the way for the next generation.

02:19:04.740 Very well said.

02:19:06.040 Very well said.

02:19:07.040 Tie a bow on it.

02:19:08.680 Yeah, no, you nailed it with that.

02:19:11.780 And with the freedom that we do have on, like, they are definitely coming for the internet and our free speech.

02:19:21.720 And they're trying to pass bills.

02:19:23.900 They already passed a bill, the online harms bill in the UK where they're trying to arrest people.

02:19:27.660 and in Canada it is called

02:19:30.240 the Online Harms Act

02:19:31.820 and for those watching you can go to

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02:19:41.640 we are basically covering a lot of the people who have

02:19:44.180 been persecuted for their political

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02:19:47.220 and yeah

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02:19:51.960 who gets it and yeah

02:19:54.100 it's good stuff

02:19:56.420 it's good stuff we want to try and stop this bill from passing because if this bill passes then uh

02:20:00.960 yeah i'll probably be bunking with you i'll be uh coming down to the states it's uh hey man

02:20:07.060 yeah i know it's not much better but it's don't come to california uh newsom just uh declared a

02:20:12.400 bird flu emergency uh who knows what's gonna happen here is that what just happened yeah

02:20:16.300 newsom just declared a state emergency for bird flu like two days ago that's insane yep that's

02:20:22.560 our governor well hey you have trudeau though yeah that might change and then we're gonna get

02:20:27.920 the fake conservatives which is gonna be a whole other uh litany of problems because uh yeah they're

02:20:33.780 just fake it feels all so astroturfed um but hey really appreciate your time obviously found ring

02:20:39.860 one on x and just found ring on telegram is there anything else you wanted to plug before we wrap

02:20:44.640 on rumble on rumble oh okay yeah i'm on rumble and um heck yeah um i sell music on gum road too

02:20:51.720 which is kind of fun nice i got i got banned on band camp so um whatever same same thing bs

02:20:58.900 yeah so gum road is gum road seems all right so i'm foundering there too i know some people

02:21:02.700 haven't heard of it but they have an indian ceo and when i did my berry and the jeet song um i

02:21:07.660 they said that they were mass reporting me to gum road to get my gum road channel kicked off

02:21:12.460 because there's an indian ceo and and i'm still there so he clearly saw it and didn't care so

02:21:18.520 maybe you saw your income he's like oh he's bringing money in

02:21:20.800 fine with me uh hey man i i loved our chat would love to connect again sometime uh especially to

02:21:29.380 talk about the esoteric stuff sounds like oh man that's that's actually my my cup of tea really

02:21:33.740 i tend to i tend to not let the foundering stuff get overwhelmed by that that kind of but

02:21:38.480 since all that my other personas have been banned over the years it's sort of been

02:21:41.960 foundry has consumed all those different personas into one now so i'm foundry is kind of going

02:21:48.900 foundry is going there these days so for sure let's do numerology and and and uh the esoterica

02:21:53.980 sometime that would be great that would be great i'm just gonna wrap up this stream uh we can hang

02:21:59.440 out in the green room if you got time but uh guys thanks for watching like share subscribe and once

02:22:04.740 again please uh donate to the documentary if you enjoyed this uh this conversation because it's

02:22:11.300 going to go towards me helping save free speech in canada stop this bill and uh yeah let people

02:22:17.500 let people know about what's actually happening in this country thanks for watching guys till next

02:22:22.680 time monster right so are you two like related what princeton i find that racist oh i'm sorry

02:22:34.280 it's a touchy subject no not all monsters are

Greg Wycliffe - December 21, 2024

FOUNDRING INTERVIEW🔴Musical Talent Censored and Shadow banned on X？🔴#stopbillc63

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