Impaulsive with Logan Paul - Kane Brown On Working w⧸ Morgan Wallen, Megan Moroney & Jelly Roll; Racism In Country Music

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00:00:29.420 Ladies and gentlemen, it's Cain Brown.

00:00:32.260 65,000 people in a stadium.

00:00:34.160 What's that feeling like on stage?

00:00:36.020 Like I said, I'm the little gods up there.

00:00:37.540 I'm like, I hope they like me.

00:00:38.520 They're all clapping and singing your songs.

00:00:40.480 He's the one that's got to ask that. 1.00

00:00:42.000 He does a backflip and they all give him the finger and tell him he sucks. 0.97

00:00:45.060 When I first came in, everybody thought I was a rapper. 0.96

00:00:47.000 Can you rap?

00:00:47.440 Can I play like three seconds or something?

00:00:53.820 Mewkin country rap.

00:00:55.020 We did a show in Ohio State last night.

00:00:56.500 It was me, Jelly Roll, Megan Maroney.

00:00:58.580 I love Jelly.

00:00:59.900 I think he's a bit overrated.

00:01:01.840 Uh-oh.

00:01:02.220 I have a sister-in-law who basically works for NASA.

00:01:05.000 And so I argue with her all the time about the moon landing.

00:01:07.600 You don't think we landed?

00:01:09.120 Oh, God, here we go.

00:01:10.200 The biggest threat to AI and SI is us.

00:01:12.420 So we would be the first thing that they would eliminate.

00:01:14.200 If AI is listening, man, I've invested so much money into you guys.

00:01:18.640 I never met my black side of the family at all.

00:01:20.980 My little brother, he was white.

00:01:22.240 Have you ever dealt with racism in the industry?

00:01:24.720 Oh, yeah.

00:01:25.040 One rider, he said he wouldn't ride with me because I was black.

00:01:27.760 And there was another big rider that has like over 30 number ones that said the same thing.

00:01:30.860 Yo, that's crazy.

00:01:40.680 Y'all been in here all day?

00:01:42.120 Put some miles on it.

00:01:45.100 Back of the Chevy with the engine running.

00:01:49.120 Just you and you do it better.

00:01:51.460 You do it better. 0.98

00:01:52.360 You're killing it, bro. 1.00

00:01:52.660 You're killing it.

00:01:53.120 dude i uh i love that song thank you i love a lot of your songs thank you they start my

00:02:00.240 my workouts say thank you again thank you dude uh salt of the earth country guy ladies and

00:02:08.920 gentlemen it's kane brown yep wow how are you man i'm good brother i'm exhausted but yeah yeah we

00:02:17.300 can relate yeah you've been here all weekend no i just flew in at three this morning we did a show

00:02:22.340 and uh ohio state last night we played the buckeye stadium oh my oh my oh my god that's

00:02:27.860 your hood first off ohio guy right here oh nice guys come on come on big you say a stadium just

00:02:34.740 now yeah there's uh me jelly roll megan maroney jelly jelly roll jelly roll it's a good friend

00:02:42.680 well i loved i love jelly i think he's a bit overrated

00:02:46.220 oh anyways wait do you say stadium yeah how many people oh 65 000

00:02:54.000 bro wait and then you flew here what are you doing here today uh got to meet some fans got

00:03:01.260 to do all the the activities did you do them i did i said you didn't make one shot in basketball

00:03:06.180 bro they went out of their way to tell you that they did that was the first thing they said zero

00:03:10.420 zero Kane the number of times he has told me I've known him 10 years I'm gonna win this one

00:03:16.840 I'm the fastest man in the world nobody could beat me in the boxing ring I'm gonna do this

00:03:21.680 he told me today he said I'm gonna win one million dollars today no I said I was getting

00:03:25.740 a Ferrari for my wife I said bro set expectations more realistically zero points zero yeah I mean

00:03:34.260 honestly coming in I thought the same thing yeah yeah I was gonna win I was like something

00:03:39.920 third place at least do you think that alpha mentality and that that manifestation as a man

00:03:46.260 is what makes you and you so successful what you do i think it drives us especially him i will say

00:03:52.960 i i look up to logan a lot um just because you just own your you own your stuff man i appreciate

00:03:59.080 that yeah and i'm on you i'm watching the documentary right now by the way me and the

00:04:02.340 wife oh let's go she finished uh hers so i was like okay we're gonna watch this one now hell

00:04:06.920 hell yeah i appreciate the support bro you guys have always been so good to uh to me like that

00:04:11.380 i think the last time we were hanging out we were bowling yeah yeah years ago yeah i did terrible

00:04:16.340 there yeah bro i like look i feel like we're guys who are good at what we're good at and then

00:04:21.500 everything else we're just not that good unless you're tom brady and you're absolutely perfect 0.78

00:04:26.080 who by the way is first place of course he's gonna fucking why tom brady is gonna win the 0.89

00:04:31.640 million dollars does anyone else find that like he's gonna give it away to charity 0.91

00:04:35.260 is he 100% Tom Brady ain't keeping that money bro what if he does what if he does he's gonna

00:04:41.760 buy two for us nah nah nah nah he's gonna buy he's gonna buy a Richard Mill watch for someone

00:04:48.400 in need who in need needs a Richard Mill or like an Audemars for some for like someone someone who

00:04:55.540 really needs it dude somebody down on their luck you one thing you're good at that most people

00:04:59.740 might not know I know maybe it should have been later in the episode but I see an end is call

00:05:03.340 of duty bro you have you have carried my my terrible terrible gameplay through some games

00:05:10.160 bro you are nasty at call of duty thank you like nasty bro thank you you're that good i'm no he

00:05:16.600 bro he's he's okay he's great he's great dude what's your what's your key what's your record 0.93

00:05:21.780 like uh kills in a game of like rebirth or something like that uh like where's on like 46

00:05:26.360 help me understand insane yeah top like in 46 in the game percentile it's top um kdy is top

00:05:35.320 0.1 oh my god oh yeah all right so you go to call of duty you go to singing

00:05:41.740 were you good at basketball i'm okay yeah yeah how'd you feel you did overall i so this is what

00:05:48.820 happened so i don't have the the clutch gene i think that's why tom braise in first place

00:05:52.640 because in basketball i was uh i had i could have broke or i could have got the highest score and

00:05:59.040 then dude came over the microphone he said he's gonna get the highest score and when he said that

00:06:02.780 my body just froze up and then by my last three or four shots they hit the rim came off the backboard

00:06:09.600 and all right i didn't make one dude but they were all like shots like that like like dude i'm

00:06:15.300 talking about one to two percent off yeah like it's it's kind of just my love it's one of those

00:06:20.400 sports how'd you do on the punching thing i got second what'd you get eight ah 50 you already got

00:06:26.020 above yeah i don't i can bro i can punch like i knew i was gonna do well at the

00:06:29.680 i've never hit that bag though oh you've never hit it yeah i broke my knuckle on that bag in

00:06:34.560 germany once yeah i remember seeing that and then she reminded me she said don't break your hand

00:06:38.300 let logan do yeah that was crazy bro i got like 750 something though oh that's good yeah bro well

00:06:43.420 you're not you you're you're selling out stadiums you're a global phenomena you don't got you don't

00:06:48.800 gonna be worrying about punching dude like it's my job bro it's it i should be good i should be

00:06:53.720 good at it you know yeah all right so dude yeah uh you are this this global superstar also such

00:07:00.200 a down-to-earth guy um what you've done to country music is is incredible man and the way you have

00:07:07.380 like bridged the gap between a few different genres um yeah yeah it's awesome has it been

00:07:12.940 an insane journey for you man honestly it's been um it's been a while because i never in a million

00:07:18.040 nearest thought that i'd be here um first off on the podcast and second just you know in general

00:07:23.680 so it's just i don't know it's just been a crazy ride and and you know any kids watching um i mean

00:07:30.740 you came you know came up through it grinding you came up through it grinding and i came from i used

00:07:36.560 to live in a car with my mom man and working three jobs and we're here so anything's possible

00:07:43.020 and it's been amazing country music's you know done everything for me it's interesting though

00:07:48.680 because you have this like really inherent talent you can sing when did you realize oh man i have a

00:07:56.360 i have a bit of a voice or or like you you're melodically gifted or whatever you want to call

00:08:01.400 it so i got in i i i called myself like the the before tiktok uh or was like the what would i say

00:08:07.760 like the main that would be uh the pre-tiktok the pre-tiktok pre-talk before before bt btt

00:08:14.500 before tiktok so i was i was working three jobs and then kind of i was trying to find out how to

00:08:19.420 go viral on social media so i was using facebook and just singing all the covers and um my videos

00:08:23.980 started going super viral and that's kind of how i found out i guess i could do this for a career

00:08:28.440 and then my record labels came in but um it's just been a fun ride but singing is like interesting

00:08:35.280 because you have to put yourself out there yeah and and and if you're if you're like a what you

00:08:39.540 said 15 year old or did i just make that up completely no i was i was i think i started

00:08:45.980 like 18 or 19 all right so not that far off yeah we'll get to take a three years

00:08:49.260 so you know as an 18 year old who uh like had you been singing up with that but like like how

00:08:58.580 you how do you have the courage to put yourself out there like that as someone who's never done

00:09:03.060 it yeah well facebook was i you know i just the more likes and and also going to your show um

00:09:09.580 i didn't care what anybody said i wanted everybody you know commenting liking or just seeing it so i

00:09:16.360 would just be like i wouldn't even tell them to like the video i would say share it and so on

00:09:20.300 facebook when i found out that you can that was the key if you go look at my top video like you'll

00:09:25.660 see people with 600 700 000 likes i had 700 800 000 shares so then i was on 800 000 people's

00:09:33.040 facebook yeah and then that's just it just took off from there so i was competing with artists

00:09:37.200 that would without a record deal um on streaming and sales and i would you know not meet in radio

00:09:43.040 or anybody they'd be like whoa you're real i would show up and then the shows would sell out super

00:09:47.560 fast uh my first show sold out in 30 minutes and the second one showed out in eight minutes

00:09:51.220 and then it was just a wild ride and then now i think the hardest part is trying to

00:09:56.940 maintain it come on now that's that's the game yeah well i turn you know i have three kids now

00:10:02.280 and you know everybody's younger and i just realized the other day that i'm still like one

00:10:06.700 of the youngest guys in country music really how old are you 31 yeah we're saying i'm 30 yeah so

00:10:12.260 then just working out it kind of brought back my young mentality so i'm trying to like rebrand

00:10:18.140 myself basically in what way just fun summer like i just released a song called two pairs

00:10:23.060 um it's almost kind of like miles on it cool just that younger vibe cool you know just being on

00:10:27.940 stage running around cool looking fit yeah you've been you've been on the grind trauma best yeah

00:10:33.960 dude like i know you had that little body transformation like you're locked in right

00:10:37.760 now locked i asked you if you wanted canes before this said no can't do it you wouldn't do it

00:10:42.140 nothing can persuade you not even raising canes named after you love raising canes

00:10:47.360 if it had a k maybe yeah yeah but you can't eat so you're not eating any no fast food no sugar

00:10:54.640 what's your diet consistent right now uh chicken turkey uh rice potatoes on refeed days and

00:11:01.280 asparagus what was the last one refeed days yeah refeed days so i have two refeed days

00:11:06.900 and what about what about on the workout side uh i mean i work out every day run a mile every day

00:11:13.940 uh i just i just work out and why why are you myself why are you doing it i just i want to

00:11:20.180 look like a plastic toy soldier really yeah like him yeah but he's he's bigger i'm like lean

00:11:27.600 yeah i mean you're lean too i don't know what that meant but no no no no no bigger guy you know

00:11:33.060 i'm not as lean as you you're you're definitely lean but i just i just want to be like you just

00:11:37.820 see every muscle in my body like like uh the science the science thing yeah yeah yeah in the

00:11:42.420 room dude hey mad noble that's awesome and i'm sure like we can both respect and appreciate that 0.97

00:11:48.020 but i think but yeah he doesn't give a fuck i want the kids dude i want the risen kings like 0.86

00:11:52.460 when that comes in there you go oh yeah thank you so much this is my favorite food right here 0.98

00:11:57.080 um oh that's for love you have another um we can share it this is what they gave us hey todd

00:12:01.800 graves man you couldn't spare more than four tenders this is what we got we we just spent

00:12:08.460 a whole weekend will you give us you said it was logan who to get the truck i do but

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00:14:45.260 Hey, what's up? I'm Tony Gonzalez.

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00:15:00.180 but just don't say out loud.

00:15:01.140 I hate that job.

00:15:02.180 You're probably just going to meet with some rich guy

00:15:03.720 and he's going to whisk you away

00:15:04.880 and I'll never see you again.

00:15:07.360 Would you say a D-list actor?

00:15:10.880 D?

00:15:12.840 I don't even know there's such a thing as D.

00:15:14.680 No, no, no.

00:15:15.340 I can't even get on the C-list.

00:15:16.820 I'm not even average.

00:15:17.640 I'm not even passing.

00:15:18.600 I'm failing.

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00:15:31.140 so yeah you're working out because you you want it sounds like you're really doing it for yourself

00:15:35.060 like on a personal yeah and it was a huge mental thing too man i was you know i was in a kind of a

00:15:40.200 rough spot mentally but i don't want to bring anybody down because like i said i'm trying to

00:15:43.840 rebrand myself wait wait wait were you going to bring someone down was it someone's fault

00:15:48.620 that you were in that spot no i mean it was just i think it's just the the business that we're in

00:15:54.480 you know everybody's constantly competing with each other is it morgan's fault no morgan's my

00:16:00.620 boy he actually just hit me up about training really yeah he's he's training too and he's

00:16:05.480 trying to get fit man all you country boys bro you you guys really got it going on you

00:16:10.160 you chose the right genre as well dang dude i feel like it's at least controversial

00:16:14.360 everyone's just having a good time yeah i mean well everybody's just kind of polite about it

00:16:19.360 they might not like you but there's some there's some drama though i saw some drama recently with

00:16:24.240 a uh man who was it like somebody that writes songs like one of the songwriters and then

00:16:30.560 a big performer did like a drama i think it was zach brian he got in a drama with one of the

00:16:37.060 songwriters yeah i don't know zach at all it was big all right well i think when you said you don't

00:16:41.920 want to bring anybody down you meant like you don't want to kill the vibe is that what you mean

00:16:45.300 okay so i want you to continue to kill the vibe i'm serious it's very important that you talk

00:16:50.900 about mental health bro very important bro the more the more men that talk about that

00:16:55.160 it you know i'm glad that you said that too but it's very it's a very very important topic man

00:17:00.300 and um why did you why did you find yourself in this in this last you know kind of downtrend

00:17:06.060 mentally i don't know i think you know just um

00:17:09.940 so being so competitive you know i i like i said when i got started on facebook

00:17:16.620 i didn't uh i just wanted all the the numbers you know as many as possible

00:17:22.060 and then once you get to a certain point of you being king brown or you being whoever and then

00:17:28.560 you start seeing negative stuff it's like i just got off social media for a while during the covet

00:17:32.060 days because that's when social media started getting crazy crazy um so i mean everybody came

00:17:37.000 out of the woodworks so i just left it and then when i try to come back to it it just like wasn't

00:17:41.480 there no more or like you know everything's changed like algorithms so now you gotta be like

00:17:46.760 don't talk in your post or it's only gonna you know go to people that talk english and

00:17:51.440 and all this so now i'm trying to rebrand and re-find out how social media works again so it

00:17:57.080 kind of just brought me down um so yeah it's crazy because you really only have two choices

00:18:02.380 you've got taking breaks like you did or you've got burnout yeah and the internet is not polite

00:18:10.580 to inconsistency the algorithms mandate that you continuously produce and continuously perform

00:18:18.060 and it's very competitive it's funny because in a way his mental health decline technically is

00:18:25.600 morgan wallens fault you were right about it when you said that because he's a competitor in the

00:18:29.640 field with you and he's performing yeah no i mean but morgan so you were right when you said

00:18:35.400 well no no no no you're not though because morgan if you compare morgan to anybody morgan

00:18:42.720 I mean, name an artist.

00:18:43.980 He is on fire.

00:18:44.840 Exactly.

00:18:45.420 Morgan's at the top.

00:18:46.320 He brought Drake out, what, yesterday?

00:18:48.260 Yeah, last night.

00:18:48.860 In Houston.

00:18:49.340 Yeah.

00:18:49.860 Walk out.

00:18:50.440 That's what I'm saying.

00:18:51.060 Morgan, I promise you.

00:18:52.040 Morgan's my guy.

00:18:52.900 Yeah.

00:18:53.420 We just punked him.

00:18:54.800 But, yeah, I'm not releasing it.

00:18:56.120 Punk, punk?

00:18:56.580 Like the show punk?

00:18:57.320 Yeah.

00:18:58.140 Actually?

00:18:58.680 Yeah.

00:18:59.260 Who's hosting the show?

00:19:00.820 Well, it was going to be me, but the episodes just haven't came out.

00:19:05.900 Whoa.

00:19:06.360 Yeah, I don't think we're going to release it.

00:19:07.400 But it was sick, though.

00:19:08.000 I had a gorilla in my, yeah, there's a dude in a suit.

00:19:12.180 and i have a big dog yard looks like it holds in dinosaurs and the gorilla was in there and he

00:19:17.160 came down i told him we were going to uh shoot a movie and so we were walking down we were going

00:19:20.880 in the house he saw a gorilla and i told him a whole story about how my dad dropped out of high

00:19:24.600 school which he really did and joined the circus and this gorilla was about to go to the atlanta

00:19:29.060 zoo but this is wild but i got to keep him until he went to the atlanta zoo so morgan was throwing

00:19:34.400 bananas over the over the fence and then we went in and talked and then when we came back out the

00:19:39.100 the gate was open and the gorilla wasn't there no more and so he ended up uh the gorilla basically

00:19:44.940 locked me in there with him and then morgan was hiding in the car with bananas this is hilarious

00:19:50.220 this is hilarious that is an intricate it was sick and we got dustin lynch too dustin was

00:19:55.440 hilarious we we uh did it at night so it was a little more realistic with dustin fantastic yeah

00:19:59.780 man i feel like you got a great life dude it's been great lots change since red bank tennessee

00:20:06.860 yeah you ever go back to red bank no no no why not uh well red bank was a small part of my life

00:20:13.800 love red bank um shout out red bank but um fort ogo thor i moved schools so many times growing up

00:20:19.440 that red bank was a short quick journey i just say chattanooga chattanooga is basically considered

00:20:26.320 you were you were changing schools because not money to we couldn't stay in a house at us you

00:20:32.640 know for a certain period of time or we were moving somewhere else for less rent and you know

00:20:37.260 just going all over the place so where did you go after where did you spend the most of your time as

00:20:42.300 a child um probably fort douglethorpe georgia just because i grew up there but rossville georgia too

00:20:50.580 i mean i went to six different elementary schools two different middle schools and five different

00:20:54.320 high schools how did you make how did you make any friends athlete so i just basketball team

00:20:58.880 football team baseball team oh okay that's not bad but they weren't even like friendships they

00:21:02.940 were like situationships because then you would just vanish and just go to another town you know

00:21:07.760 what i'm saying yeah but everything's so close so i didn't know competing against them i'm beat 0.96

00:21:11.320 y'all's ass oh damn so they went from friends to ops no they were cool i mean we were cool after 0.98

00:21:16.200 i would just go drop 25 on them what did that what did that like not knowing where you were 1.00

00:21:23.180 gonna be six months from a point like what did that do to your mentality as a kid living like

00:21:28.000 that not knowing if you were going to have the your needs met um i mean honestly it's my life

00:21:33.400 now it's perfect everybody just tells me where to go and what to do that's great you sent me

00:21:37.560 up perfectly so you didn't really it didn't really bother you that much no you know as long as i have

00:21:42.540 my mom was with me and uh my nana that's all the matter did you maintain any of those friendships

00:21:47.900 uh now in adulthood yeah my boy right here kenny we went to high school together oh no way oh

00:21:52.940 fantastic what's up kenny hell yeah what up man yeah we still i've still got so many friends my

00:21:58.580 wife's like you have way too many friends oh really i'm like yeah i moved i just keep them

00:22:02.680 close and now that's great yeah i lost i lost pretty much all of them except one actually not

00:22:08.700 lost it's just like the friendship didn't really blossom beyond high school yeah well you gotta

00:22:15.440 and you gotta be careful for the snakes and stuff and there are many man many snakes have you dealt

00:22:21.720 with a lot of snakes i've dealt with a lot of snakes really i've dealt with a lot of snakes

00:22:27.280 anyways look man i'm interested to see what you say next could be anything

00:22:36.720 it could be argued that when it comes to country music you are him no it could be argued

00:22:50.260 it could be argued

00:22:52.280 what say you

00:22:54.280 to those who say

00:22:55.820 you are him

00:22:56.840 say it again

00:23:00.820 what is that

00:23:02.700 see I told you man

00:23:03.780 you gotta watch this

00:23:04.820 he's the snake

00:23:05.640 he's the snake dude

00:23:07.220 you gotta watch out

00:23:08.320 for this guy

00:23:08.800 what say you

00:23:09.820 to those who say

00:23:11.120 you are him

00:23:12.080 it's a riddle

00:23:13.720 I feel like he's a fortune cookie

00:23:15.060 yeah exactly

00:23:15.640 exactly dude

00:23:17.420 exactly

00:23:18.240 I would say

00:23:19.280 to my fans who support me i love you but i am not that guy that goes out and says i'm him

00:23:26.160 yeah i don't know the way we're gonna cut that up i can assure you that's not me and if logan

00:23:31.500 cuts it up 1v1 basketball no no no that's already over i'm never shooting another basketball in my

00:23:40.780 life dude really in my life yeah so look all right you're on this fitness journey and that's great

00:23:44.820 what i was saying earlier was it's so noble you have found this discipline and you want to you

00:23:49.880 want to pursue this you know high high physicality goals of yours but i i do it because it's my job

00:23:58.700 um does it ever get old like when i was eating those chicken fingers just now which dude i have

00:24:07.220 to say we're fantastic let's say is it is that discipline sometimes difficult and do you ever

00:24:14.680 break no no no because i feel like if i cheat myself then why i work so hard and then uh and

00:24:21.560 mess up to everything that i've already been trying because like seeing results is so i mean

00:24:26.600 it's what's the word i'm looking for uh satisfying well it's very satisfying but it's um like you

00:24:32.680 just can't get enough of it oh oh addictive yeah yeah yeah and so for me ingratiating all right 0.99

00:24:39.240 easy fucking einstein yeah relax dude fuck yeah but um hey don't swear frick yeah 0.98

00:24:45.480 you guys do i yeah yeah but i try not to because i i just feel like you know if there's kids 0.99

00:24:53.180 watching but he's so wholesome how are you so awesome bro it's it's hard i don't want i mean

00:24:57.580 i want to be wholesome i'm just a nice person but i feel like it it messes me up as well because i

00:25:02.400 feel like people are like oh he's so boring but i was like i just i don't want to be mean i can't

00:25:06.300 be mean what's your favorite swear word i don't know there's a clip what's that clip you know the

00:25:12.760 clip it's miranda yeah miranda cosmo right she's like i don't know it's so i was trying to i was

00:25:19.300 trying to recreate it i was trying to recreate it okay so you don't man you got any vices yeah

00:25:23.840 come on you ever had a sip of whiskey or something yeah man all right yeah like last night i'll say

00:25:28.820 i i cheated on my diet but i had like this much tequila cops oh wow you're a badass thank you

00:25:35.960 what are you a felon or something but then right when right when i when i started drinking it

00:25:39.980 dry my voice up so i just chugged like a gallon of water yo talk to me about that i'm i am so

00:25:45.200 curious about the actual logistical grind of being an artist who performs at your level

00:25:50.020 where you are on the road right and you also have these like a very physical discipline yeah that

00:25:56.300 you want to do which i imagine is hard while you're traveling having to eat the right meals

00:26:00.300 and prepare your food i imagine that's all like pretty planned out for you but if you want to

00:26:04.720 have a good time on the road you know throw it back party like live that rock star lifestyle

00:26:09.120 how how are these things affecting your voice the lack of sleep the travel the food you maybe

00:26:16.020 don't want to eat all the time and then the partying side of it as well yeah okay so i'll

00:26:19.820 just what i could i gotta take them back before april okay so before april these are the times

00:26:25.000 i want to hear about bro i want to hear about these pre-april days man yeah so before april

00:26:30.920 uh 205 pounds um a lot of cane yeah i mean i would stay up at till 3 a.m yeah you know play

00:26:40.820 beer pong i could not beat me especially you now hey i'm gonna be your phone i'm gonna be your phone

00:26:46.440 we gotta see we'll play we gotta play um no shot you're good at beer but it's not played beer pong

00:26:51.480 tequila uh everything just not everything but you know just chilling backstage and

00:26:58.840 just partying like a regular regular yeah yeah like a rock like a regular rock it's what you

00:27:03.640 would assume of a star yeah yeah yeah not not 80s you know what i'm saying yeah yeah no coca-cola

00:27:08.940 but yeah yeah for sure for sure okay but then oh yeah but yeah it is hard to maintain your voice

00:27:14.520 i found my vocal coach and i didn't realize uh how many things could actually draw your voice

00:27:20.380 yeah um and and tequila is one of them oh yeah yeah whiskey too yeah pretty much any alcohol

00:27:27.240 also screaming we'll do it yeah my voice is as you can tell is gone i do a lot of a lot of screaming

00:27:32.900 a lot of woos dude do you do chance you ever do chance we're big chance not chance i do the

00:27:39.700 like the my thing i've been doing is the high yeah like can i get a high yeah oh it's funny

00:27:46.380 you bring that up dude we know a lot about that dude yeah the crowd goes crazy with it though

00:27:50.740 they love it and it's so cool bring a list of violent on stage and do it that'd be pretty crazy

00:27:55.400 Yo, are you the best country music basketball player?

00:28:00.360 Depends who you at.

00:28:01.180 I know somebody who could beat you.

00:28:03.180 In country music?

00:28:03.880 We already talked about him once, Jelly.

00:28:06.060 Jelly rolls an incredible basketball.

00:28:07.660 Yeah.

00:28:07.980 We literally just.

00:28:10.140 He hit me two days ago when he was at SoFi to play in his three-on-three.

00:28:13.840 I played with him before.

00:28:14.740 Jelly can play.

00:28:15.840 You'd be surprised how physical Jelly can get.

00:28:18.620 Can Jelly beat me?

00:28:19.920 Okay, thank you.

00:28:20.800 I love Jelly, though.

00:28:21.800 You'd be surprised how physical Jelly can get, man.

00:28:23.820 He's going to do some things over the next little, you know,

00:28:27.180 I think he's a real good guy, dude.

00:28:28.840 Can't can't can't can't can't can't can't can't can't can't can't can't can't.

00:28:31.300 Yeah, that's jelly.

00:28:32.400 No, that's jelly.

00:28:33.560 That was yesterday.

00:28:34.340 Jelly can dunk.

00:28:35.080 Brother can dunk.

00:28:35.940 You can dunk. 0.99

00:28:37.600 I mean, if it's a oop, I can get it.

00:28:39.800 Yeah.

00:28:40.680 Oh, somebody toss it up to you.

00:28:41.980 It counts.

00:28:42.960 You got good calves?

00:28:45.340 Yesterday was my first time jumping.

00:28:47.440 Ever.

00:28:47.940 In two years.

00:28:48.520 Oh.

00:28:48.900 Yeah.

00:28:49.600 I surprised myself.

00:28:50.920 I'm jealous of what you do.

00:28:52.160 if i could have changed my career to do anything it would be to be some sort of musician

00:28:58.100 i gotta know what's that feeling like on stage when you're singing and there's like 65 000

00:29:04.400 people in a stadium just singing your song back to you and receiving all of that energy

00:29:09.280 i mean it's one of the best feelings in the world um i mean it's same with you bro i mean i know

00:29:15.220 that you like and everybody that thinks it's like athletes want to be artists artists want to be

00:29:20.480 athletes and it is really funny no it is and um uh i mean it's basically the same feeling like

00:29:27.700 what's your what's your high i mean i've seen some crazy stuff you've been doing in wwe i mean

00:29:31.580 that's gonna be insane to see those videos back and just to feel it and as much work you put in

00:29:36.240 i think my i think my ultimate high is actually what you just said because i'm a content creator

00:29:40.120 first yeah it's when i see the video of the thing and i'm like man that was showtime yeah like that

00:29:46.940 looked good but doing it when i land it if i land it successfully uninjured is also like a pretty a

00:29:54.780 pretty big rush especially when they start chanting you still suck and i just and i'm like yeah we

00:30:02.120 got him like as long as you're saying something you know but it's like i'm i'm really locked into 0.83

00:30:07.920 what i'm doing like i'm i'm i'm worried not worried i'm highly concerned that the performance

00:30:13.640 needs to be what it needs to be um and and i'm not saying yours is not but i feel like you can

00:30:19.940 probably you're probably at a point where you can live a little more in the moment and like enjoy

00:30:24.140 what's happening i'm not there yet i'm focusing the guy across from me at the moment yeah no that

00:30:29.380 makes sense like bro i don't know when i see guys on stage performing i'm just like there's nothing

00:30:35.720 cooler that's the coolest thing in the world in the world really yeah i've been to your show come

00:30:39.760 on see i'm up to like i said i'm the i'm the little gods up there i'm like i hope they like

00:30:43.380 me they're they're all like you brother they're all clapping and singing your songs he's the one 0.97

00:30:48.840 that's got to ask that he does a backflip and they all give him the finger and tell him he sucks

00:30:52.340 no i get that and i don't understand how crazy is that it's what i it's how i heal i'm just my job

00:30:57.720 no i don't i i hope they don't like me in fact when people do like me i'm like

00:31:02.460 no i will say that that's you know that's major success too and i i envy you for being able to

00:31:08.280 freaking own up to that you know i'm saying dude i'm not i'm not i'm not like you bro i'm not i'm 0.98

00:31:14.260 not as uh i'm not as wholesome i'm a bit edgy i do swear fuck is that your favorite swear word 0.98

00:31:20.060 fuck yeah you're badass dude more like a sick whoa whoa you can't say that on youtube so that 0.98

00:31:28.060 just got bleeped point is i'm edgy i'm edgy kane so like i've i've come to realize not everyone's 0.98

00:31:34.080 gonna like me and uh most of those people are strangers who don't know me and so like you don't

00:31:39.980 care for subjecting myself to the opinions of strangers and like actually giving that weight 0.55

00:31:44.600 makes no fucking sense to me took me a while to get there uh but not bro you just you just

00:31:49.520 you seem pretty great man i'm not sure how many kane brown haters there are there's a lot what 0.95

00:31:56.820 is there to hate why why yeah what do they what do they focus on i don't know i feel like i feel

00:32:02.640 like the tell me if i'm wrong but i feel like the country music uh industry is kind of like gate

00:32:08.000 kept because i saw like as this new uh you've heard the chaos now you can see it oh my gosh

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00:33:57.180 But just don't say out loud

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00:34:03.100 And

00:34:03.240 Well this is awkward

00:34:06.040 Would you say D-list actor?

00:34:07.960 D?

00:34:09.920 I don't even know there's such a thing as D

00:34:11.640 No no no, I mean like

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00:34:27.040 uh kind of like field of of artists have come up over the past few years and mix that pop sound

00:34:33.620 some hip-hop with the country dude people i mean everybody wants to protect like the johnny cash

00:34:40.800 like the all you know what i'm saying all the way back to like and garth brooks and this and that

00:34:44.560 you know what i'm saying like and that's the thing is that what you get a for well yeah of

00:34:48.420 course of course i mean and i'm i mean come on dude look at me like when i first came in everybody

00:34:52.080 thought i was a rapper um but one thing about my is that funny yeah that's crazy is that all you

00:34:59.440 can be yeah what's this guy a rapper or something yeah basically what can i be that was my that was

00:35:04.900 my whole career so uh for me i mean and i don't feel like like i feel like when i try and do like

00:35:10.320 my actual country stuff to be like i love country music i understand country music i feel like it

00:35:17.180 always gets overlooked so then when i do like miles on it and things like that those songs

00:35:24.080 take off what do you like what do you like doing more i love like i mean don't get me wrong i love

00:35:30.280 running around hype energy i want everybody to be having a party but i like just like randy

00:35:38.460 travis is one of my all-time favorites yeah and um like chris young that's who i came up listening

00:35:44.480 to he's got an awesome voice just those kind of guys are just awesome you know george straight

00:35:49.580 alan jackson can you rap um no see now you did it i can i was curious you could rap no i just

00:35:56.520 well you're talented in one way musically maybe i'm only gonna play can i play like three seconds

00:36:01.580 or something i would love this are we gonna get copyright no no no because it's not even out

00:36:05.400 can you label whitelist our channel please

00:36:07.280 because they will strike us down

00:36:09.020 no it's not even out

00:36:10.500 and it's not coming out

00:36:12.340 they will strike us down

00:36:13.340 oh it's not coming out

00:36:14.120 it's not going to come out

00:36:15.080 this is great

00:36:15.840 you're the manager

00:36:17.760 it's not out yet

00:36:20.060 that's how you get flagged

00:36:21.140 yeah

00:36:21.620 unless we whitelist

00:36:24.820 whitelist

00:36:26.240 oh

00:36:28.180 where's it at

00:36:31.620 whoa whoa whoa

00:36:34.700 I told you it's not going to come out.

00:36:40.900 This is me expressing myself as an artist.

00:36:42.940 As an artist.

00:36:44.440 This dude's out of control.

00:36:45.520 Get him out of here.

00:36:46.700 He's out of control, dude.

00:36:49.340 Hold on.

00:36:49.960 Where's he at?

00:36:51.740 He's going to the hook.

00:36:54.480 Okay, you ready? 0.93

00:36:55.120 That's a King Brown hook. 0.93

00:36:56.000 Here we go. 0.59

00:36:56.420 that's all i'm giving you you can country rap man we heard you dude red red bank ain't gonna

00:37:12.800 be happy about that one wow yeah but i wanted to we've been talking about i was even thinking like

00:37:18.700 glorilla or like you know big x is doing an album already so i feel like it's gotta be somebody else

00:37:24.760 but kevin gates i felt like it would be sick yeah that would work too there's a lot did you experience

00:37:31.580 racism coming up yeah yeah i grew up in georgia and uh and the way i grew up was kind of crazy

00:37:37.440 because i grew up in an all-white family me being biracial i was never told you know about my dad

00:37:42.620 didn't know what my dad looked like he's been locked in prison since 96 he's still there today

00:37:46.320 whoa and i never met my black side of the family at all so my whole time my little brother that

00:37:52.920 grew up on me he was white so i just thought you know being out in the sun i got a little darker

00:37:57.200 you know my black friends never went inside uh so yeah so you thought you just had that like

00:38:05.520 olive complex like yeah was there ever a moment where like was it your mom who was like kane

00:38:12.480 you're black no my little brother he told you what did he say kane

00:38:16.980 well his his dad that i went through child abuse with uh told him that you know he wasn't my dad 0.97

00:38:26.620 blah blah blah which i never asked oh he was a half brother yeah okay so my mom was with

00:38:31.160 his dad for a while so when i was growing up that was basically my dad because my dad never 0.80

00:38:35.960 got talked about yep and uh and he was white yeah oh shit yeah so it was just and i yeah

00:38:43.760 i just i was just confused growing up how old were you when that i mean from probably four or

00:38:52.400 five on well from i started at four and five i don't know when he left but so you so you had a

00:38:58.900 father figure though in your uh yeah yeah well yeah so he was living in the house with us right

00:39:07.180 and he helped raise me got it but then they him and my mom got divorced and then it was his step

00:39:12.620 dad's coming in left and right got it but i'd already found out that he wasn't my dad because

00:39:16.320 my little brother told me have you had any communication with your real father yeah uh

00:39:21.920 he calls me every now and then we we had a bad little uh fallout and then he reached is reaching

00:39:27.560 back out now again he wants me and my brothers and sisters that i also didn't find out till i 0.56

00:39:31.080 was 16 that i had what two sisters holy shit two older brothers i found out when i was 16 to

00:39:38.360 reconnect you want y'all to reconnect yeah those are those are your full blood siblings or just

00:39:42.900 half uh half also half and uh is he expected to get out ever or uh he's trying to right now and

00:39:50.460 then his plan is to bring everybody back together and he wants to be my security guard and he's got

00:39:54.740 a whole plan yeah but i mean he's he's got to get out first yeah yeah but good good for him he's

00:40:00.160 yeah i mean he's he seems i've met him one time in person he's freaking huge really yeah he's 0.60

00:40:05.860 six five two two seventy oh damn was benching like 515 oh my god he's the biggest guy in his 0.98

00:40:10.540 prison no one's fucking with him no i'm always like who you gotta mess with he's like nobody 0.99

00:40:14.880 oh so maybe he should be your security then that actually yeah that actually makes sense 0.93

00:40:21.020 yeah he's a big boy whoa yeah the first the first time i heard about you it was under the context of

00:40:26.960 like yeah there's this black country artist who's like taking over all the charts no i just that was

00:40:32.260 like there's i was like all right who is he and then it it was explained to me in the context of

00:40:38.480 like this has never really happened before in country music is that true well charlie pride

00:40:44.640 i mean charlie pride was huge in country music and then darius rucker i'm just saying i was

00:40:50.740 ignorant i was it was giving misinformation dude would you say darius ruckers could you classify

00:40:56.360 that as country uh i mean wagon wheel is one of the biggest songs in country music i mean you i 0.85

00:41:03.280 feel like everybody knows yeah i'm saying like is that pre-hootie or or after that's after yeah

00:41:11.520 after yeah i think he came in and then had that that's why that's why i ask yeah because he because

00:41:16.320 he kind of was already established with hootie right before that so really i mean at the end

00:41:22.240 of the day like you're one of very few yeah yeah yeah i mean uh i saw a stat the other day that

00:41:27.340 like out of everybody on country radio i think it was like nine percent was black artists or

00:41:34.740 something like that yeah yeah yeah super why do you think that is i don't know well well i mean

00:41:41.320 i mean i do know but i don't know i mean i'll just say the loud words quietly out loud the

00:41:47.660 quiet words out loud country music has been a very predominantly white protected yeah art for a

00:41:54.920 long time it just has been and i can only imagine how difficult it was to break into that you

00:42:01.820 probably helped so many artists take that i mean have you have you spoken with shabuzzi are you

00:42:09.040 guys close yeah that's my guy amazing yeah he's amazing right now that's sick did did the have

00:42:15.780 have you ever dealt with racism uh in the industry oh yeah i remember i ain't gonna say i won't say

00:42:21.400 the name but there was a one writer that he said he wouldn't write with me because i was black

00:42:26.920 yeah and then i remember i confronted him about it and everything that's trying to apologize to

00:42:30.900 me at the bar and there was another big writer that has like over 30 number ones that said the

00:42:34.440 same thing yo that's crazy yeah and then but then he apologized whenever we blew up and was trying

00:42:39.180 to write with me and i said no of course yeah yo that's that's crazy like that's because that's 0.92

00:42:43.760 real racism yeah that's fucked that was that was my facebook days when i was just coming in 0.93

00:42:48.100 social media nobody believed it weird we're just so just so weird yeah um dude you are a dad of 0.98

00:42:56.060 three congratulations thank you beautiful family um how do you find the work-life balance uh my

00:43:03.620 wife is superwoman um always holds down the fort and my kids are just awesome and you know i never

00:43:12.120 thought being a dad would be so sick but it's it's pretty nice how old are they uh my one's

00:43:18.140 about to turn uh six my other one's about uh middle child's about turn four and then my son

00:43:24.040 just turned one so you're you're a proper dad yeah and you have a daughter as well two daughters

00:43:29.560 two daughters one son daughters yeah they're trips girl dad my oldest she'll say if you don't give

00:43:35.860 her what her like she's so smart she'll say i'm sorry but if you don't let me do this i'm gonna

00:43:41.160 throw a fit no way she'll just he'll just say that dude respect you know me oh my god we're

00:43:47.220 to the point we're like do it that's genius what do you say to that dude you can't what do you say

00:43:55.300 to that it's it's it's i don't know i have a nine-month-old daughter and so i'm like looking

00:44:02.220 ahead and waiting for these moments me and nina will run like simulations and and see like you

00:44:07.740 what if she says this and how do you respond because i imagine like at some point raising

00:44:13.760 a kid you're gonna be like what how do i even respond to this dude like kids are trips no

00:44:22.820 yeah and it's it's funny like what you gotta you gotta watch out what you say or if you slip up on

00:44:27.460 a curse word and call somebody which i um mark that there you go i did i'm i'm getting i'm

00:44:34.580 loosen it up a little bit we do we do gotta believe that particular word look at that see

00:44:39.100 no that's we're not that edgy that's why don't say it we'll get demonetized that's why it has

00:44:44.480 nothing to do with edginess bro hey i'll say anything i could say a whole bunch of stuff

00:44:48.400 that's worse but we'll get demonetized if you go to australia that's their line 100 they're all

00:44:53.240 demonetized man they're not earning on ad revenue whatsoever yeah cpm's a low you want to know you

00:44:58.940 want to know the craziest thing about his situation with his wife she's not just a wife

00:45:03.760 she's a collaborative artist on music dude they make music together what the heck is that like 0.98

00:45:10.480 dude no it's cool i mean she's she's a beast like she can sing her butt off oh nice what if what if

00:45:19.660 you're what if you're like i don't really like that song you know what i'm saying like she writes

00:45:25.680 she like really like hones in on a sound or something you're like no i don't really like

00:45:28.760 that well so uh everyone that we've done so far is is just i brought to her okay got it yes she

00:45:34.100 really wants and i think she would kill so if any disney person or whoever's watching i think she

00:45:39.280 she slays uh any disney prince prince oh yeah yeah so they're not watching this man 0.98

00:45:44.360 nah they're not watching it man kills it yeah yeah but well somebody watching this will 0.69

00:45:50.400 know someone that not your this message ain't getting to any of those people there's no

00:45:55.000 executives watching this program right now dude can you uh can you uh can you give me some girl

00:46:00.160 dad advice girl dad advice yeah front to back yeah yeah yeah yeah wow is that so that's the

00:46:07.540 one piece of advice that you would give me wow so that out of everything you could have said

00:46:12.940 it's a big one is it that big that's massive bro she's like yeah okay but i got it i got it

00:46:20.420 well then you won it's over game's over yeah she's she's gonna succeed can you give me one

00:46:25.000 more piece of girl that advice uh yeah um i don't know man i don't know really any advice other than

00:46:34.700 there you're gonna be wrapped around her finger i will say that and i will tell you this you

00:46:41.000 more than likely are gonna have to be the disciplinary person which is also the hardest

00:46:48.560 thing to do because like like i said my daughter that says i'm gonna pitch a fit yeah i'm like i

00:46:54.080 don't want to have to punish you yeah and then after i do it i'm just like yeah you know you

00:47:01.020 think about it yeah yeah but the alt yeah but the alternative is worse yeah yeah just letting up

00:47:07.060 yeah to go off the rails and become a yeah and i'm sorry i'm gonna i would say for you

00:47:11.840 for where you're at in life right now for your for your kid to be coming up because mine

00:47:16.300 like you know everybody like when we're on the road everybody's like this is your show she just

00:47:21.780 came out with us and performed uh for the first time so like this is your show this is your tour

00:47:25.640 buzz this is your tour like she kind of her britches got a little too big for a little bit

00:47:32.220 yeah yeah so i say i think that's the hardest part of finding a balance because like we'll go to

00:47:39.220 or even like if we go to disney they don't realize that not every kid gets to go to disney so i think

00:47:44.460 that's the hardest part of parenting is like when you actually have stuff that you can give them

00:47:49.620 they can ask for and you can give it to them it's just telling them like not everybody gets this

00:47:53.600 yeah and just explaining that to them for sure do you get the fast pass for them obviously yeah

00:47:58.200 we just vip all that stuff do you ever stick them in seat 34f just so they they get it like you show

00:48:05.100 them the other side like one time i try to my wife's like nah so she does because she don't

00:48:11.720 want to do it she's not she's like no no no she's just that's those are her babies so she wants them

00:48:16.440 to have you know everything but that's the tough part about parenting man there's like

00:48:20.920 to do it right you you're gonna probably upset your kids a few times my dad upset me a bunch

00:48:28.300 so did my mom i'm glad your dad i didn't have a dad to do that to me that's yeah 0.74

00:48:33.060 got him damn you gotta take all that dude i'm like i'm like man my dad he did these things

00:48:41.920 he's like i don't even have a doubt okay so which one do you think is worse probably my dad bro to 0.99

00:48:49.720 be honest i'm just kidding no no no dude my dad's incredible my dad's incredible but

00:48:55.420 he did he was willing to do the hard parts of parenting yeah that forged jake and i into the

00:49:01.420 the men that we are and can we can attribute like pretty much most if not all of our success

00:49:06.040 to the work ethic that he has given to us and uh man it's it's not always easy being the bad guy

00:49:11.280 yeah it can't be cool dude in 2013 you auditioned for x factor usa and then they

00:49:22.000 after being casted they they wanted you to instead be in a boy band

00:49:27.360 why did you say no to that um there was a i just followed my heart there's something in my stomach

00:49:34.720 saying don't join and i rooted for those guys i watched the whole show uh called restless road

00:49:41.260 they're awesome and after i got my record deal we uh went and signed them

00:49:45.940 whoa sorry you signed you signed or your label yeah we uh my well we have a record label and

00:49:55.220 signed oh sorry okay got it signed the boy band that you were supposed to be in yeah wow that's

00:50:02.080 uh you bet on yourself wow yeah yeah and it worked out yeah yeah that's amazing yeah that was uh and

00:50:10.060 i've kind of lost that uh that feeling but that was like for the longest like at the beginning

00:50:16.620 of my career was just following my gut and i just knew what was going to happen i would i would go

00:50:21.920 to sleep and have like my favorite thing was I released a song right after going viral um called

00:50:27.680 used to love you sober and I went to sleep and I dreamed that it was number one uh on iTunes and

00:50:33.900 uh woke up it was number one and then that's when I ended up getting a call from a record label that

00:50:39.300 day uh big machine so I remember crying in my bathroom I've just I don't know I felt like 0.99

00:50:44.520 everything that was happening I saw it happening before it did yeah that's the type of shit you 0.89

00:50:48.620 dream about yeah i dream sometimes that i'm like a granola bar for example you know what i'm saying 0.91

00:50:55.360 the fact that you have dreams about real life stuff is pretty awesome because i don't really

00:51:00.040 dream too much about what's do you dream about real life stuff me yeah like pirates yeah do you

00:51:06.120 know what i'm saying do you know what i'm saying or like someone's on fire yeah you know what i'm

00:51:12.040 saying like imagine dreaming like that you know we got picked up by fanatics in wwe you know like

00:51:18.260 your goals yeah dude i've always thought it was really funny like yeah like i made my dreams come 0.99

00:51:22.360 true i never dreamed about being a wwe superstar bro i dreamed about the dumbest shit ever oh my 0.97

00:51:27.380 god why is this dude chasing me why am i riding a giant why can't i punch across the indian why 0.98

00:51:32.780 can i only punch in slow motion we're underwater i can breathe i'm stuck in the concrete help help

00:51:39.200 help me dude yeah why why am i on the top of this palm tree right now and how do i get down

00:51:44.780 he he's got plaques on the wall in an office

00:51:47.660 well what what's the disconnect here you know what i'm saying you can control them bro oh

00:51:55.540 oh really can you make my dead grandma stop visiting me then because you're you and i are

00:52:00.120 having very different dreams bro you know what i'm saying like i control mine you lucid dream

00:52:06.160 yeah you did the protocol i just learned how to do it you did the dot on your hand

00:52:10.440 what did you do i just after i had like the same dream three times in a row on a baseball diamond

00:52:16.600 running around the bases i couldn't run and michael myers was chasing me now now you're

00:52:22.380 talking yes now you're talking my language so once i found out i was it was the third time i was like

00:52:29.100 this is a dream i could run as fast as i wanted to i turned around i beat the hell out of michael

00:52:34.040 or michael jackson damn now we're talking michael myers yeah yeah you were running around the bases 1.00

00:52:42.080 you beat the shit out of michael jackson these are my type of dreams bro damn man 0.99

00:52:47.700 that's crazy okay man so you love mike myers ass yeah yeah yeah and then after that i just started 0.99

00:52:58.700 realizing that once i was asleep that i was dreaming so then um i started dreaming about 0.82

00:53:03.940 song lyrics then i could wake myself wow i would wake myself up and i'd write them down in my notes

00:53:08.740 protocol you just could do it one day yeah i mean like if it's like it would be like you

00:53:13.800 it's uh it's like a simulation of you just constantly doing something doing something

00:53:18.220 doing something you're like i've done this so many times you know your brain just triggers

00:53:21.680 you know you should do you should carry like a unique object with you when you go to sleep that

00:53:26.700 like no one else has and no one else has seen how it works like a like a a dreidel that will spin

00:53:32.560 forever right or like a dice that's like yeah you're just describing the plot of inception yeah

00:53:37.320 that's right sorry i was gonna claim that as creating i'm not like a top that spins it sounds

00:53:47.000 like inception it sounds like inception dude it sounds like you gotta you know like so you just

00:53:51.880 know you're dreaming and then you're just like no i can do whatever i want here i can go number one

00:53:56.080 yeah dude that's unfair that's unfair i gotta say that's unfair because i had i had a dream once

00:54:01.720 where uh it was productive like something happened in the dream where i was able to like

00:54:06.040 brainstorm an idea yeah in the dream and i woke up like with the breakthrough i was like

00:54:10.700 sick yeah like i was able to work and be productive while i was sleeping so the fact

00:54:18.320 that you're able to like manifest a reality and also even come up with lyrics is a it's definitely

00:54:24.780 a cheat code and movies what if yeah what if like a bunch of time goes by

00:54:29.360 right right well that'll happen what if but then you wake up dude and you're in red bank

00:54:38.500 and you're seven and everybody's around you and they're like dude you're in a coma 0.98

00:54:43.500 that would trip me out that would trip me out and all of this bro but all this shit was all 0.98

00:54:49.560 i'd probably wake myself up yeah wake yourself up from what are you saying i'm dreaming are you 0.98

00:54:59.200 saying yes and michael jackson's chasing you around the bases around yeah yeah what if this

00:55:04.480 is all simulation man talking about this right here all of it no i would know you would know

00:55:09.500 i feel like you would know you sounds like you have good instincts yeah even the way you say

00:55:14.180 you're following your heart at such a young age even given like a cool opportunity i feel like

00:55:18.300 he would know so then what about aliens what about them do they exist i wouldn't say they don't exist

00:55:24.560 i have a i have a massive imagination i will say that and i will argue like i have oh god here we

00:55:31.340 go uh like my half a sister-in-law that basically works almost close for nasa like um and so i got

00:55:41.040 argue with her all the time about the moon landing and all that stuff you don't think we landed

00:55:44.680 i don't know how to do this don't do it i think the likelihood is very small i actually landed 1.00

00:55:52.100 on the moon i hope one day buzz aldrin beats your ass i hope buzz aldrin beats your ass bro 0.99

00:56:01.500 i hope you're walking down the street or in whatever puerto rico and he's walking down the 1.00

00:56:06.020 street and he sees you and he says you dumbass i saw your podcast and beat your ass bro you are 1.00

00:56:12.040 an anti-american to say that you probably think the earth is flat i don't think that means anti 1.00

00:56:16.600 no way you want to know what it means you're pro-russia dude that's right you guys are

00:56:22.040 propagandists nah they didn't nail it with sputnik though they got us they got us they got the

00:56:28.260 government lying to the entire country because of that sputnik what if that what if that trend

00:56:33.200 continues okay and you you know you've got all the people that were a part of the mission and

00:56:39.620 they all were like dude they went to the moon and they we have the craft and the moon rocks and the

00:56:43.720 people and the video and all of the things that like basically guarantee the fact that it happened

00:56:48.140 and then logan paul says it didn't but how far does that go you know what i'm saying like then

00:56:55.660 what happens when people start to doubt everything and then you end up at a point where people start

00:57:01.700 to say maybe this isn't real this reality like how far does it go like how many questions do you ask

00:57:07.780 this is my this is my only thing they made a phone call when they landed i can't get service

00:57:14.480 in the elevator it's dude it's without even we don't have to get into it but it's it's

00:57:20.360 military technology it's 80 years ahead it's ridiculous they've got technology they've got

00:57:25.680 technology right now that wouldn't make sense gus grism you know what i'm saying like gus grism

00:57:30.280 the military can make a phone call and the military can go in that elevator and turn that

00:57:36.560 elevator into a telephone like you don't understand i get that but but it's 2025 and i still lose

00:57:43.660 signal yeah dude the story you made a rash when did we land on the moon 1969 you can't just say

00:57:50.860 that you can't just say that and then all of a sudden we didn't land on the moon no i'm not

00:57:54.860 because you can't make a phone call on an elevator no no no it's just one of my things

00:57:58.260 i believe what you say i just don't like when he says stuff bro if you're fine if you know the

00:58:03.340 story of gus grism when i dude you have to look this up you have to he is one of the astronauts

00:58:11.140 who uh the conspiracy is was burned alive in the cockpit of one of the test launches with two other

00:58:21.080 astronauts and he was like the best and brightest in america's space fleet and he was outspoken

00:58:27.720 against the space program because he was basically like we don't have the technology to do this and

00:58:32.560 you expect us to make it to the moon this is unsafe this ship is not ready to fly in fact he

00:58:37.560 hung a lemon on a coat hanger on one of the things as like a joke as basically to say like this is

00:58:42.940 this rocket is a dud yeah this doesn't work he's on one of his uh communications before they were

00:58:49.760 doing their test launches they couldn't get communication like for uh uh to the um hq miles

00:58:56.600 down the road and he said he's like we can't talk and we we can't correctly communicate and

00:59:03.220 we're miles down the street from each other how are we supposed to go to the moon yeah and uh he

00:59:07.980 ended up dying in one of the in one of the rockets he got burned alive because there was too much

00:59:12.820 oxygen in the cockpit at the time and there was a fuse that lit and it was absolutely horrible you

00:59:17.840 have to watch his story when i saw this and i saw like he was writing letters to the government

00:59:22.120 about how they're not ready and like there's no way they can do this is there a chance he was

00:59:25.260 wrong about the readiness of course there's a chance okay cool of course there's a chance so

00:59:29.300 so you can't get service in an elevator and one dude blew up in a rocket so we didn't go to space

00:59:34.760 three and they didn't blow okay but i'm just saying at the end of the day we'll never prove

00:59:38.040 it right and then now the ai is so crazy once again are we really here right now kane says we

00:59:46.300 are yeah we're here okay fine well you can manipulate dreams okay so i believe you do

00:59:51.260 think ai is going to kill everyone no but did y'all see the uh well i'm not going to say no i

00:59:58.000 think that's another 50 50 thing but did y'all see where the uh the ai they did a business thing and 0.51

01:00:03.560 they said we're gonna we're gonna shut you down and it wrote like blackmailing emails they've

01:00:08.300 tried to blackmail employees it's crazy talking their own language 80 was it 78 percent of the

01:00:12.880 time or 82 percent of the time they tried it multiple times it's insane did you did you also

01:00:17.040 see the time when the drone uh disobeyed the direct orders from the general to to not strike

01:00:24.520 uh targets yeah that's already happening there's a there's a drone there was a they were doing a

01:00:31.120 drone simulation and the drone's goal is to take out uh anti-aircraft artillery sites yeah and in

01:00:39.640 the simulation the general gave an order for the drone to stand down and the drone overrode the

01:00:43.900 direction just started taking out the sites anyway no sorry i'm pretty sure the drone actually took

01:00:49.480 out the general in the simulation i'm not even kidding because it's its goal is to eliminate

01:00:53.760 the threats no matter what and so if one of the threats becomes the person writing the prompts

01:00:59.800 that person then needs to be taken out which is what brings up the biggest fear of the ai and si

01:01:07.340 discussion which is the biggest threat to the planet the biggest threat to ai and si is us

01:01:13.360 so we would be the first thing that they would eliminate

01:01:15.260 unfortunately

01:01:16.340 if AI is listening man I've invested so much money

01:01:19.420 into you guys

01:01:19.980 please please please

01:01:22.840 we want to see the returns we want to be here for the returns

01:01:25.220 please oh dude I have to go I have a

01:01:27.360 flight yeah same

01:01:28.460 this is great what if you're on the same flight

01:01:30.740 we're not

01:01:31.800 you fly private

01:01:33.080 not this time brother

01:01:36.500 not this time we got to sell out more stadiums

01:01:40.020 wait so please

01:01:40.960 are you Southwest

01:01:42.280 west no no no i'm sitting there thinking delta that's crazy bro no because he's going far

01:01:49.460 fastest dollar earned is the dollar saved no yeah i don't i don't i mean i don't know how

01:01:54.600 we got a private they just told me where that's what we were flying really yeah but

01:01:57.580 and not just not this time it's jelly rolls jet yeah it's jelly it's morgan's thank you

01:02:02.880 shout out morgan thank you brother kane dude um i wish we had more time it's always a delight

01:02:08.780 hanging out with you.

01:02:09.580 Thank you for joining us.

01:02:11.100 We got to do something soon.

01:02:12.340 Work out.

01:02:13.280 God, call me.

01:02:13.960 Hang out.

01:02:14.400 Call of Duty.

01:02:14.940 I don't play much Call of Duty.

01:02:15.960 Yeah, I'm actually off of it now.

01:02:17.660 It's probably better.

01:02:18.600 You left that behind too.

01:02:19.880 Yeah.

01:02:20.360 Oh my God, my voice.

01:02:21.220 Sorry.

01:02:21.840 You left.

01:02:23.400 Kane Brown, ladies and gentlemen.

01:02:24.700 Thank you again, brother.

01:02:25.940 Yeah.

01:02:26.760 Yeah.

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