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00:02:00.520 Ladies and gentlemen,

00:02:03.320 due to circumstances beyond our control,

00:02:05.080 we are unable to continue our broadcast of Dancy.

00:02:07.420 We shall continue now with our piano instance.

00:02:09.280 Neffelin Death Squad Sticker Pack,

00:02:36.060 TopLobster.com

00:02:37.480 We are being hypnotized by people like this.

00:02:51.340 News readers, politicians, teachers, lecturers.

00:02:56.260 We are in a country and in a world

00:02:59.060 that is being run by unbelievably sick people.

00:03:03.960 The chasm between what we're told is going on

00:03:07.060 and what is really going on

00:03:08.420 is absolutely beautiful.

00:03:10.940 Oh, yeah, dude.

00:03:12.120 There's some Neffelin shit.

00:03:13.300 It's like we all know it's going down

00:03:15.520 but no one's saying shit

00:03:16.520 what happened to the home of the brave.

00:03:18.820 These motherfuckers, they controlling this now 1.00

00:03:20.720 and no one's talking about it

00:03:22.200 and it's not a big flame.

00:03:23.940 And everybody's just walking around

00:03:25.940 out in the clouds

00:03:26.640 and won't awaken to a dead in the grave.

00:03:29.180 But then it's too late,

00:03:30.140 we need to be ready to raise up.

00:03:31.900 Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen,

00:03:39.000 to another episode of Neffelin Death Squad.

00:03:42.000 I am David Lee Corbo, a.k.a. The Raven.

00:03:46.240 That is the father of disinformation,

00:03:49.100 Top Lobster, wearing sunglasses,

00:03:51.120 not for fashion but for utility.

00:03:53.440 He's been crying.

00:03:54.760 I'm injured.

00:03:57.500 These are injury sunglasses.

00:03:59.360 My eyes are sunken in my head.

00:04:01.080 I look like Earthworm Jim right now

00:04:02.520 but we're here.

00:04:03.560 We're doing it.

00:04:04.520 We have a great guest today.

00:04:05.800 David, finish the intro, man.

00:04:07.040 What the fuck?

00:04:08.460 Joining us today is Kylan.

00:04:12.440 Kylan of Foundering One

00:04:13.900 who is, I would say,

00:04:16.040 one of the most unique pages on Twitter

00:04:19.100 in that he is somebody

00:04:21.060 who has managed to penetrate

00:04:22.440 like the memosphere,

00:04:23.700 the cultural memosphere

00:04:24.800 but is actually talented,

00:04:27.160 actually has a discipline

00:04:29.200 that he uses

00:04:31.140 in order to affect culture.

00:04:33.640 Kylan, can you please tell the audience

00:04:35.640 a little bit about

00:04:36.620 what it is that you do

00:04:38.160 and where they can find you?

00:04:39.940 Can I push back on that?

00:04:41.120 I feel like every meme maker out there

00:04:42.820 has inherent talent.

00:04:44.300 Like it takes,

00:04:44.820 there's a reason why you say

00:04:46.260 the left can't meme, right?

00:04:47.380 Like it takes

00:04:48.040 a certain bit of creativity.

00:04:49.820 So there are certain memes

00:04:51.380 that are better than others

00:04:52.540 but just the mere act

00:04:54.160 requires that creative spark.

00:04:56.140 So that's all I'm gonna,

00:04:57.060 that's all I'm gonna say about that.

00:04:58.080 So right on.

00:04:59.180 Yeah, thanks.

00:04:59.960 Yeah, I guess I used to be on the YouTubes.

00:05:02.540 I did that for 16 years

00:05:04.540 and then finally I got the boot.

00:05:07.920 To be anybody,

00:05:09.700 you gotta get the boot from YouTube, right?

00:05:11.460 And then I was selling music on Bandcamp

00:05:13.640 and they kicked me off of that.

00:05:14.680 And you know,

00:05:14.880 they never give you reason for any of that.

00:05:16.340 So that's what's bullshit about it.

00:05:18.320 And so I redid,

00:05:19.720 I was just like,

00:05:20.340 all right,

00:05:20.540 I guess I'm gonna start over on Twitter

00:05:22.620 back when last year

00:05:23.740 when Elon did the thing.

00:05:25.220 And then I started putting all my stuff up on there

00:05:28.040 and then Twitter banned me last year

00:05:30.160 for like half the year.

00:05:31.640 And I said, fuck it.

00:05:32.620 And then I put out stuff on Rumble

00:05:34.740 and Odyssey and Bitchute 0.74

00:05:36.040 and Twitter,

00:05:38.000 X,

00:05:38.840 I'm gonna turn to X,

00:05:39.600 unban me.

00:05:40.260 And here we are.

00:05:41.320 Here we are now.

00:05:41.800 Still putting out stuff.

00:05:43.160 How'd you do on Odyssey

00:05:44.080 by just,

00:05:45.660 you know,

00:05:45.980 curiosity?

00:05:46.720 Just in general?

00:05:48.180 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:05:49.360 Well, honestly,

00:05:50.960 so Odyssey gives you the option

00:05:52.800 to sync up all your YouTube stuff.

00:05:54.740 So before my ban,

00:05:55.820 I knew it was coming.

00:05:56.860 I had a feeling, right?

00:05:58.080 And so I synced up all my videos.

00:06:00.120 And basically what that meant

00:06:01.440 was it goes back,

00:06:03.020 because I started posting in 2006.

00:06:05.100 And then so it takes,

00:06:06.700 it took them all

00:06:07.460 and then all their original upload dates

00:06:09.560 and put them on Odyssey.

00:06:11.880 So I was able to preserve

00:06:13.040 almost like a snapshot of my work.

00:06:15.300 I lost all the views,

00:06:16.500 the YouTube comments,

00:06:17.560 the engagement,

00:06:18.020 the links to everywhere

00:06:19.060 basically is all wiped,

00:06:20.960 but the work is still there.

00:06:22.440 And I honestly lost

00:06:23.420 a lot of my just hard drive.

00:06:25.220 16 years is a long time.

00:06:26.880 And I lost data and stuff.

00:06:28.820 So a lot of the original videos,

00:06:30.560 I've lost.

00:06:31.360 So I was able to pick them

00:06:33.020 off of Odyssey.

00:06:34.620 So I actually have

00:06:36.720 more followers on Odyssey

00:06:38.540 than Rumble.

00:06:39.400 I'm at 3,000 now on Odyssey

00:06:41.200 and 2,000 on Rumble.

00:06:42.980 My engagement's a little higher

00:06:44.300 on Rumble in terms of views,

00:06:45.920 but comments,

00:06:46.880 I get more on Odyssey.

00:06:48.060 So I'm streaming silent movies

00:06:50.680 on Odyssey,

00:06:51.680 which is awesome,

00:06:53.240 where I literally play piano

00:06:54.440 along and we watch

00:06:55.080 silent movies together

00:06:55.960 as it was intended.

00:06:57.620 So I do that on Odyssey

00:06:58.500 and then I sing songs on Rumble.

00:06:59.900 So I try to diversify.

00:07:02.500 I made the mistake,

00:07:03.640 I put all my eggs

00:07:05.740 in the YouTube basket

00:07:06.780 for so many years

00:07:08.100 and that was a big mistake.

00:07:09.740 It really was.

00:07:10.520 And then when that was taken away,

00:07:12.080 because I dropped out of college,

00:07:13.760 I went the different route.

00:07:14.580 I was like,

00:07:14.940 I can,

00:07:15.620 at the beginning of social media

00:07:16.780 when that was blowing up,

00:07:17.620 I'm like,

00:07:17.960 hey,

00:07:18.620 back when I was still starry-eyed

00:07:20.220 and I thought it was all fair.

00:07:21.620 And I thought even like this,

00:07:23.180 like a white dude

00:07:24.180 can make it there.

00:07:25.640 But to do that,

00:07:27.160 you have to be Justin Bieber

00:07:28.380 and get like...

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00:07:59.240 Fucked in the ass by like black... 1.00

00:08:01.040 So that's the only way

00:08:03.840 a white dude is going to make it, right?

00:08:06.200 So I didn't...

00:08:07.500 I wasn't afforded that opportunity.

00:08:09.320 I didn't have a sugar daddy.

00:08:11.200 Are you saying...

00:08:11.820 What are you saying?

00:08:12.240 You're racist?

00:08:12.880 You're saying you're not going to let

00:08:13.800 a black dude fuck you in the ass 1.00

00:08:15.180 for a little bit of stardom?

00:08:16.180 Come on, dude.

00:08:16.680 What's going on?

00:08:17.460 Well, what's so interesting about that

00:08:19.200 is literally I play ragtime

00:08:21.280 and I want to commend you

00:08:22.240 because y'all use like great intro music

00:08:25.360 and you got the piano ragtime.

00:08:26.980 You got it in there.

00:08:27.960 Whether or not you realize

00:08:28.900 I'm hearing these piano tunes

00:08:30.140 is so good.

00:08:31.400 But all that we can talk about

00:08:32.740 because I know, you know,

00:08:34.220 the whole blues and all

00:08:35.680 and just what happened

00:08:36.700 to the progression of music

00:08:38.440 in the last 100 years,

00:08:39.260 I got a lot to say.

00:08:40.420 I got all the opinions about that.

00:08:42.920 But ragtime... 0.59

00:08:43.760 You know, I've been...

00:08:43.920 I've been going off

00:08:44.980 on the blues lately.

00:08:45.800 I know, and I've been seeing that

00:08:47.420 and I got some...

00:08:48.600 I agree with you on a lot of that.

00:08:50.880 I'm going to push back a little bit,

00:08:52.320 but we're on the same page

00:08:54.160 and certainly there was this moment

00:08:56.500 about 100 years ago

00:08:58.020 when this freedom of expression

00:09:00.340 and music and art

00:09:01.540 and it went too far in some directions

00:09:04.080 and then it got...

00:09:05.060 Anyway, I don't want to get ahead

00:09:06.600 of myself here,

00:09:07.780 but that kind of ragtime,

00:09:09.840 that catchiness,

00:09:11.320 the happy-sounding Mario tunes,

00:09:14.140 it's a great conduit for Red Pills

00:09:17.240 because if you're all being like

00:09:19.060 doom and gloom,

00:09:19.700 there's a place for that,

00:09:21.460 but not everybody's going to be...

00:09:23.300 They shut down real fast

00:09:24.740 when you beat them

00:09:25.760 over the head like that.

00:09:27.200 So just the...

00:09:28.760 Bring your impeditions down,

00:09:30.340 not taking yourself so seriously.

00:09:32.280 Being a goober,

00:09:32.960 I mean, what I do is pretty cringy.

00:09:35.440 I look at it,

00:09:35.840 I'm like, I can't even listen to it,

00:09:37.140 but that's kind of the point

00:09:38.220 is that I'm clearly

00:09:39.660 not taking myself too seriously

00:09:42.280 by doing this,

00:09:43.320 but then I am at the same time

00:09:44.400 because I'm a serious

00:09:45.620 trained piano player, right?

00:09:48.620 So...

00:09:48.980 You know, the...

00:09:50.620 I'm looking at this

00:09:51.920 from those two perspectives as well

00:09:55.340 where you do have

00:09:56.600 sort of the heavy-handed approach

00:09:58.460 that has its place for certain, right?

00:10:02.080 Like right now,

00:10:02.840 we were talking about it

00:10:03.660 a little bit before the show,

00:10:05.500 Stu Peters is kind of

00:10:07.780 using this rallying cry

00:10:11.400 and he's releasing

00:10:13.420 these heavy-hitting documentaries

00:10:15.100 and he's talking about,

00:10:17.980 for example,

00:10:18.800 everything they would have

00:10:19.820 that happened with COVID

00:10:21.140 in the past few years

00:10:22.260 and how there needs to be

00:10:23.600 extreme accountability

00:10:24.600 for these people,

00:10:25.440 but the way that he's approaching it

00:10:26.740 is,

00:10:27.720 and I'm not saying that it's wrong,

00:10:29.600 it's very serious.

00:10:31.840 It has a very serious tone

00:10:32.980 and I think there's certainly

00:10:35.040 a place for that,

00:10:36.260 but I do think that

00:10:37.420 there's an entire demographic

00:10:38.660 that you're missing

00:10:41.680 if you're not

00:10:42.880 coming from the position

00:10:44.760 where you're not taking yourself

00:10:45.660 super seriously

00:10:46.400 like you're talking about.

00:10:47.520 So, you know,

00:10:48.520 what Top and I do

00:10:49.720 and really the reason

00:10:52.520 that I do it this way

00:10:53.500 is because that's the truth

00:10:55.300 of the matter

00:10:55.980 is that we're drawing attention

00:10:58.320 to all of these things

00:11:00.020 from the spiritual ramifications

00:11:02.760 of corruption

00:11:03.900 to the real world,

00:11:05.860 you know,

00:11:06.180 cultural and political

00:11:07.020 ramifications of corruption

00:11:08.140 and I'm also saying

00:11:10.980 at the same time,

00:11:11.960 like, by the way,

00:11:12.740 I'm retarded.

00:11:13.460 You know,

00:11:14.420 like, I,

00:11:15.520 and I'm not saying that

00:11:16.480 as a way to absolve myself

00:11:19.000 from the things

00:11:19.640 that I'm saying.

00:11:20.460 It's a way of saying

00:11:21.700 that I could very well

00:11:22.940 be looking at this

00:11:24.340 the wrong way

00:11:25.140 and I'm not this

00:11:26.960 incredibly serious person.

00:11:29.060 This is actually,

00:11:29.800 are you going to bring

00:11:30.300 this shirt up?

00:11:30.960 It's a great shirt.

00:11:31.940 It's exactly what it is.

00:11:33.720 We, we have to present

00:11:35.540 this stuff to you

00:11:36.580 in a, in a way

00:11:37.880 that is palatable.

00:11:40.200 So it's like,

00:11:40.940 here's your favorite

00:11:41.560 fucking kids, kids book, 0.96

00:11:43.560 but it's also Hitler.

00:11:44.720 You know, it's like,

00:11:45.600 I'm, I'm presenting the comedy,

00:11:47.200 which is the ragtime,

00:11:48.400 that kind of folky,

00:11:49.640 that, that like the backdrop,

00:11:51.700 the backdrop of what I'm saying.

00:11:53.160 And then after that,

00:11:54.080 I'm going to hit you

00:11:54.620 with 10 minutes of

00:11:55.580 this is what happened

00:11:56.460 during COVID

00:11:57.080 and everything before it.

00:11:58.540 And it's like,

00:11:59.140 people like,

00:11:59.700 I don't know how to take this.

00:12:00.860 And it's exactly

00:12:01.700 what they need.

00:12:02.480 Because if you hit them,

00:12:04.100 if you, if you matched

00:12:05.140 the, the feeling

00:12:06.320 of how downtrodden

00:12:08.320 everything is,

00:12:09.280 it wouldn't be,

00:12:10.580 it would be very

00:12:11.400 blackpilling, right?

00:12:12.360 It wouldn't be fun

00:12:13.140 for anybody.

00:12:13.620 And it's already

00:12:14.360 blackpilling.

00:12:15.160 Like I walk outside

00:12:16.380 and I have a nice

00:12:17.200 property and all that,

00:12:18.300 but I look up

00:12:18.880 and I'm like,

00:12:19.240 it's fucking crisscrossed

00:12:20.520 in the sky.

00:12:21.040 Like they're just

00:12:21.900 poisoning us from above.

00:12:23.420 And it's like,

00:12:24.600 what can we do about this?

00:12:26.280 I don't know.

00:12:26.960 Make it, make a t-shirt,

00:12:28.040 make a song,

00:12:28.780 have some fun with it,

00:12:30.200 point it out though,

00:12:31.120 and let people know.

00:12:32.900 Everyone has their own

00:12:33.780 way to process

00:12:34.780 new information

00:12:35.580 and different demographics,

00:12:37.020 different age groups,

00:12:37.840 different ways that,

00:12:38.900 again, the information

00:12:39.580 is presented.

00:12:40.160 When you got the Stu Peters,

00:12:41.140 he's going hard.

00:12:43.440 I think his audience,

00:12:44.660 maybe it's not necessarily

00:12:45.840 the normies that haven't

00:12:46.720 woken up yet

00:12:47.260 that are going to

00:12:47.820 immediately shut down

00:12:48.800 when that energy

00:12:50.340 gets to that level.

00:12:51.540 It's, I think it's more

00:12:52.220 for the already red pill,

00:12:54.620 but becoming more

00:12:55.740 complacent black pill types

00:12:57.720 that are like,

00:12:58.460 oh, you know,

00:12:58.960 what are we going to do

00:12:59.440 about it?

00:12:59.780 COVID's getting old.

00:13:00.740 And then here he is,

00:13:01.360 he's like,

00:13:01.600 no, don't give up.

00:13:02.840 The fight's still going.

00:13:04.340 And here I am,

00:13:05.260 I'm singing my song like,

00:13:06.560 let me tell you a story

00:13:07.820 of a man named Fauci

00:13:09.040 on a tragic and fateful day.

00:13:10.800 And then these boomers 1.00

00:13:13.300 and stuff,

00:13:13.660 they hear these tunes

00:13:14.400 because I recycle

00:13:15.200 these old tunes

00:13:15.940 from bygone eras, right?

00:13:18.000 That's kind of the point

00:13:18.720 of the satire parody.

00:13:20.140 And then they,

00:13:20.940 there's that element

00:13:21.780 of nostalgia there.

00:13:24.340 And that right there

00:13:25.600 might not necessarily

00:13:26.420 work on the Gen Z crowd,

00:13:27.980 which they're not going

00:13:28.640 to kind of get that.

00:13:29.700 And that's where

00:13:30.200 it's a little bit tricky

00:13:31.400 with what I'm doing

00:13:32.140 is to reach them too.

00:13:33.620 But then I feel like,

00:13:35.340 I don't know if you,

00:13:36.120 if again,

00:13:36.540 if the memes,

00:13:37.460 they kind of,

00:13:37.820 they do right themselves

00:13:38.700 a little bit.

00:13:40.120 And if you feel,

00:13:41.600 go with that flow

00:13:42.380 and catch that moment

00:13:43.540 and that magical moment,

00:13:44.700 you become,

00:13:45.280 like I was saying before,

00:13:46.500 we are all the memer magicians.

00:13:49.960 We are the jesters, right?

00:13:51.180 And the jester doesn't have

00:13:52.700 to be this vessel of truth,

00:13:54.920 this bastion of truth, right?

00:13:56.260 We don't,

00:13:56.820 like you said,

00:13:57.560 we might not be right

00:13:58.920 a lot of the time.

00:13:59.620 And sometimes we're just

00:14:00.420 throwing shit on the wall

00:14:01.560 to see if it sticks.

00:14:02.580 But the moment that you say

00:14:03.980 you can't throw shit on the wall,

00:14:06.100 that's the problem, right?

00:14:07.840 We should be able to,

00:14:09.020 to shitify the wall,

00:14:11.580 our vicinity, right?

00:14:13.080 Like monkeys, right?

00:14:15.120 I'm watching this documentary,

00:14:17.960 Europa, the last battle.

00:14:20.120 And, you know,

00:14:21.340 I'm at the,

00:14:22.120 I'm only in the beginning of it,

00:14:23.140 but it's talking about how

00:14:24.340 during the Bolshevik revolution,

00:14:26.480 there was this capturing

00:14:29.780 of the news apparatus

00:14:31.880 by, you know,

00:14:33.180 various Jewish entities.

00:14:35.900 And the terminology

00:14:38.360 antisemitism was,

00:14:39.980 I don't,

00:14:40.200 I don't want to say coined,

00:14:41.040 but like wielded heavily

00:14:42.900 during this time

00:14:43.820 to, to,

00:14:44.640 to stop any conversation

00:14:46.120 that would be had

00:14:47.080 about people noticing,

00:14:48.680 you know,

00:14:48.900 whatever was going on.

00:14:50.340 And a lot of

00:14:52.320 when I'm watching

00:14:52.740 this documentary,

00:14:53.360 all these sentiments

00:14:54.680 are echoed today, right?

00:14:56.080 There are these

00:14:57.120 really effective.

00:14:58.460 In the heat of battle,

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00:15:28.300 Although they seem

00:15:29.240 to be coming less effective

00:15:30.900 as of recently,

00:15:32.220 I would say

00:15:32.760 ever since

00:15:33.940 X had the

00:15:36.380 leash taken off of it,

00:15:38.100 although it seems to be

00:15:38.940 putting that leash

00:15:40.080 back on recently,

00:15:41.160 that conversation

00:15:42.340 was suddenly being

00:15:43.080 allowed to be had

00:15:43.980 and those mechanisms

00:15:45.680 that were leveraged

00:15:47.080 against us,

00:15:47.900 racism,

00:15:48.380 anti-Semitism,

00:15:49.260 homophobia,

00:15:50.260 these pretty effective

00:15:51.260 words to shut down

00:15:52.320 conversation,

00:15:52.900 they're no longer...

00:15:53.400 So they're more than

00:15:53.620 just effective words,

00:15:55.120 I would say.

00:15:55.600 So I would call those

00:15:56.700 magical,

00:15:59.400 dark magic.

00:16:00.220 They're like phrases

00:16:01.300 that are incantations

00:16:02.660 that are repeated

00:16:03.580 to such a degree

00:16:05.360 that they morph

00:16:06.900 into something

00:16:07.620 bigger than just words.

00:16:09.020 I know that might

00:16:09.640 sound a little bit...

00:16:10.480 No, that's fascinating

00:16:11.540 and I love it.

00:16:12.260 No, I'm serious.

00:16:13.360 So I'm a word person.

00:16:14.640 I play Scrabble

00:16:15.420 professionally, basically.

00:16:17.540 Whoa! 0.71

00:16:18.280 Yeah, so I study words

00:16:19.760 and just the power

00:16:20.880 they have behind them

00:16:21.760 and there's something

00:16:23.080 to be said why...

00:16:24.860 So people will say

00:16:26.040 that the CIA created

00:16:27.320 the term conspiracy theorist.

00:16:28.540 That's not true.

00:16:29.760 It's been around

00:16:30.520 for about 100 years

00:16:31.460 but what they do

00:16:32.580 is they find these terms

00:16:33.800 and then they decide

00:16:35.020 that they're going

00:16:35.700 to imbue them

00:16:36.720 with something

00:16:37.540 that is more power

00:16:39.060 than what they are.

00:16:40.960 Inherently,

00:16:41.640 the phrase

00:16:42.180 conspiracy theorists

00:16:43.660 doesn't really mean much.

00:16:44.400 Same with anti-Semitism.

00:16:45.660 These are really vague terms

00:16:47.860 that don't mean anything

00:16:48.760 but then it becomes

00:16:50.580 more of an emotional response

00:16:52.420 when they're repeated to this

00:16:53.940 instead of a rational response.

00:16:56.120 And the same thing

00:16:56.640 is true in a lot of

00:16:58.340 how art in general

00:17:00.500 has been ruined,

00:17:01.420 music and movies.

00:17:02.540 It's now,

00:17:02.960 instead of rational,

00:17:04.300 it's just pure emotion.

00:17:05.940 So I can talk about

00:17:07.680 the chord structures

00:17:08.640 in pop songs today

00:17:09.980 and how they are

00:17:11.060 effeminizing,

00:17:12.520 effeminate basically,

00:17:14.100 chords.

00:17:15.300 And they are

00:17:15.840 too meant to

00:17:16.540 evoke

00:17:18.200 an emotional response

00:17:19.700 instead of

00:17:20.500 a logical one.

00:17:21.780 And that's what

00:17:22.160 these terms,

00:17:23.420 which are basically

00:17:24.140 magical spells,

00:17:25.780 they're meant to

00:17:27.240 get into that NPC

00:17:29.180 and have them

00:17:30.280 override their logical thinking

00:17:32.220 so then they can't be like,

00:17:33.720 oh, let me actually

00:17:34.640 assess this information, right?

00:17:35.920 So I write a song

00:17:37.180 and they say,

00:17:37.620 oh, that's anti-Semitic.

00:17:38.620 They won't listen to it

00:17:39.660 when it's clearly like,

00:17:41.060 it's a satire song

00:17:41.920 and actually could be

00:17:42.600 making fun of

00:17:43.340 some anti-Semitic tropes.

00:17:44.860 And like,

00:17:45.500 the lines are then blurred then.

00:17:47.120 We can't even have

00:17:47.980 that conversation.

00:17:48.720 It shuts it down.

00:17:49.600 You're not even going to be

00:17:50.280 receptive to the information,

00:17:51.580 period.

00:17:51.940 That's it.

00:17:52.280 You're not letting it in.

00:17:52.980 You're not even going to consider it.

00:17:54.060 Which is wild

00:17:54.660 because it's like the idea

00:17:55.780 to consider a bit of information

00:17:57.240 as if it would

00:17:57.900 somehow be detrimental to you.

00:18:00.520 You can hear things,

00:18:02.020 guys,

00:18:02.360 without it

00:18:02.940 being at a detriment to you.

00:18:05.760 I think that's an NPC thing

00:18:06.880 where they can't

00:18:07.960 entertain an idea

00:18:09.500 and then not believe it, right?

00:18:12.980 It's the inability to,

00:18:14.160 it's the same thing

00:18:14.780 that like some people

00:18:15.560 can't entertain.

00:18:17.100 Hypotheticals.

00:18:17.580 A hypothetical.

00:18:18.380 Exactly, right.

00:18:19.360 How would you feel

00:18:20.360 if you didn't have

00:18:20.860 breakfast yesterday?

00:18:23.080 But I did have

00:18:24.040 breakfast yesterday.

00:18:24.900 What are you talking about?

00:18:25.920 I'm like,

00:18:26.200 no, no,

00:18:26.420 but if you didn't.

00:18:27.980 Exactly what I mean,

00:18:28.960 my man.

00:18:29.560 It's like,

00:18:30.120 now go home.

00:18:30.660 But I'm going to,

00:18:32.500 I'm going to end this

00:18:33.440 to YouTube right now

00:18:35.940 and rumble.

00:18:37.420 So you guys are going

00:18:38.280 to have to catch us there

00:18:39.280 in a second.

00:18:40.140 I do wanted to,

00:18:40.920 I wanted to ask you about

00:18:41.920 if you can extrapolate

00:18:43.840 a little bit more

00:18:44.760 on the pop,

00:18:47.540 pop chords

00:18:48.560 or money chords,

00:18:49.640 like the one,

00:18:50.500 four,

00:18:50.820 five.

00:18:51.100 why does that,

00:18:53.380 why,

00:18:53.720 I've always found it

00:18:55.440 fascinating because

00:18:56.080 obviously no matter

00:18:56.920 in what key,

00:18:57.940 it's just the arrangement

00:18:59.160 of these notes

00:19:00.260 or the.

00:19:01.160 It's a loop.

00:19:01.420 It's a feedback loop

00:19:02.440 that never goes anywhere.

00:19:03.960 It has a,

00:19:04.720 it never gained anything.

00:19:06.720 It's kind of like

00:19:07.480 how the hero journey

00:19:08.380 has been replaced

00:19:09.180 in movies

00:19:10.200 and turned into

00:19:11.340 Mary Sue's

00:19:12.140 where the journey

00:19:13.280 of them getting there,

00:19:13.980 it's like how Mulan

00:19:15.040 in the original Disney one

00:19:16.840 that was actually good,

00:19:17.740 right?

00:19:17.940 She was this weak character

00:19:19.900 and she was,

00:19:20.860 got beat up

00:19:21.460 and she kind of got,

00:19:22.920 was getting fucked up 0.52

00:19:23.680 like in that movie,

00:19:24.480 right?

00:19:24.660 And then she had to

00:19:26.240 use her wits and stuff

00:19:27.060 and the new Mulan,

00:19:27.860 it was just,

00:19:28.580 not to focus on that

00:19:29.380 but that's just one example,

00:19:30.260 right?

00:19:30.380 The new Mulan,

00:19:31.140 it's like she was born a god.

00:19:33.100 The new Star Wars,

00:19:34.440 the Rey character

00:19:35.280 is basically the Mary Sue.

00:19:37.020 She doesn't have a journey.

00:19:38.060 She doesn't have to learn anything.

00:19:39.340 Well,

00:19:39.760 that's just what we're hearing

00:19:41.240 with the pop music stuff.

00:19:42.600 So I could,

00:19:43.060 I could go off for a long time

00:19:44.720 so I don't know

00:19:45.060 if you want to,

00:19:45.840 want me to finish

00:19:46.600 my thoughts on this now

00:19:47.580 or you want to switch it up.

00:19:49.060 Please,

00:19:49.480 please do.

00:19:49.920 That's kind of fascinating,

00:19:50.840 yeah.

00:19:51.460 David has no idea

00:19:52.860 but I'm a music nerd

00:19:54.280 so I kind of,

00:19:55.800 I do enjoy this.

00:19:57.200 I'm big into like frequency

00:19:58.360 and stuff like that so.

00:19:59.640 Well,

00:19:59.900 even just from my perspective

00:20:01.400 listening to you

00:20:02.480 describing these chords

00:20:03.760 and how they are meant

00:20:05.380 to be a reflection

00:20:06.440 or could be a reflection

00:20:07.880 of the hero's journey

00:20:09.020 which is this.

00:20:10.280 it's about the movement.

00:20:11.860 There is very little movement

00:20:13.080 but it does feel like that.

00:20:14.500 It's almost like

00:20:15.000 you're in a cup of water

00:20:15.900 and they're just kind of

00:20:16.600 shaking you back and forth

00:20:17.580 but there's never

00:20:18.320 any exploration really

00:20:19.520 into other keys

00:20:20.340 or even other time signatures.

00:20:21.900 It's just kind of

00:20:22.580 the same shit.

00:20:24.180 So I will,

00:20:25.180 let's explore two different things.

00:20:27.240 Let's explore modern pop music

00:20:29.040 and let's explore blues.

00:20:30.660 Okay?

00:20:30.860 Because there are two

00:20:31.320 different chord sequences

00:20:33.640 and don't,

00:20:35.400 for those that don't know

00:20:36.060 much about music,

00:20:36.740 don't worry,

00:20:37.100 I'm not going to get

00:20:37.740 too nerdy on you

00:20:39.180 but like this should be

00:20:40.340 pretty easy to follow,

00:20:41.200 right?

00:20:41.800 They both have this sense

00:20:43.080 of this circular movement

00:20:44.340 but let me focus on

00:20:45.480 the pop music today.

00:20:47.080 Most of it is structured

00:20:48.060 around a very small amount

00:20:50.360 of chords.

00:20:50.800 When I say a one chord

00:20:51.820 that just means

00:20:52.540 whatever key,

00:20:53.400 you're in C,

00:20:53.940 you're in A,

00:20:54.580 you're in whatever,

00:20:55.020 you pick a note

00:20:55.460 and that's your brute

00:20:56.340 bass chord.

00:20:56.980 So there's your one,

00:20:57.720 right?

00:20:57.920 So most,

00:20:59.540 about like 80 to 90%

00:21:00.920 of pop music

00:21:01.500 follows a pattern

00:21:02.700 that goes one,

00:21:04.440 five,

00:21:05.520 six,

00:21:06.380 four.

00:21:06.720 And it'd be like

00:21:07.080 one,

00:21:08.020 five,

00:21:09.200 six,

00:21:10.100 four,

00:21:10.720 one,

00:21:11.900 five,

00:21:12.800 six,

00:21:13.440 four.

00:21:14.060 And there's a great,

00:21:15.160 a video that went viral

00:21:17.880 back in the day,

00:21:18.520 back when you could actually

00:21:19.300 make good content

00:21:20.480 and get viral.

00:21:21.620 There's a band called

00:21:22.260 the Axis of Awesome

00:21:23.180 and they're an Australian band.

00:21:25.620 Ironically,

00:21:26.220 one of them truned out

00:21:27.260 which is really funny.

00:21:28.260 I have my own theories

00:21:28.900 about that too since.

00:21:31.340 But it's like,

00:21:32.040 I feel like they flew

00:21:32.780 a little too close

00:21:33.520 to the sun with their,

00:21:35.240 the dudes from the Matrix,

00:21:36.840 the dudes that made the Matrix.

00:21:38.460 That's right,

00:21:38.800 yes,

00:21:39.080 something.

00:21:39.600 And man,

00:21:40.600 I gotta,

00:21:41.260 some talk,

00:21:41.920 we gotta talk about

00:21:42.400 the Nephilim shit

00:21:43.100 and then everything else

00:21:44.000 that's connected

00:21:44.520 with the tyranny.

00:21:45.680 Anyway,

00:21:46.440 so this one,

00:21:48.040 five,

00:21:48.360 six,

00:21:48.660 four thing,

00:21:50.100 like you'd be amazed

00:21:51.300 at how many songs

00:21:54.300 that are famous

00:21:55.180 going back 50,

00:21:55.900 60 years,

00:21:56.720 you just use this

00:21:57.460 exact chord sequence.

00:21:58.760 It's shocking

00:21:59.560 once you hear it

00:22:00.260 and then you can't

00:22:01.280 unhear it.

00:22:01.740 Like I told my kid

00:22:02.660 who's,

00:22:03.320 she's got a really good ear 0.61

00:22:04.420 and now whenever

00:22:05.480 on the radio

00:22:06.000 and it pops up

00:22:07.100 or something,

00:22:08.140 she'll be like,

00:22:08.480 oh,

00:22:08.780 there's the,

00:22:09.240 there's the one,

00:22:09.760 five,

00:22:09.960 six,

00:22:10.200 four.

00:22:10.500 Like it's,

00:22:11.220 you know,

00:22:11.360 it's fucked up, 0.99

00:22:11.980 dude.

00:22:12.760 So you're in a school,

00:22:14.100 right?

00:22:14.300 I remember I used,

00:22:15.700 I used to,

00:22:16.680 this is like sort of a side

00:22:17.780 note,

00:22:17.960 but it's not.

00:22:18.520 I was a counselor

00:22:20.400 at an after school program

00:22:21.400 and I would sit

00:22:22.120 in the assembly room.

00:22:23.180 They always have

00:22:23.800 their assembly room

00:22:24.480 and they tell the kids

00:22:25.620 to like stand up

00:22:26.660 and it would be like.

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00:22:58.120 One, five.

00:22:59.460 I think it's one, five

00:23:00.280 or one, four.

00:23:01.120 And then to sit down

00:23:02.140 was like one, four.

00:23:03.680 And it was,

00:23:04.200 and the kids were like,

00:23:05.660 and then they'd sit down.

00:23:06.680 Every time they hear this,

00:23:07.940 like one, five, one, four,

00:23:09.540 they knew what to do

00:23:10.740 and that's fucking standard. 0.72

00:23:12.220 Anywhere you go

00:23:12.960 in a school,

00:23:14.080 yeah, go into a school

00:23:15.060 in an assembly room

00:23:15.740 if they still do that

00:23:16.640 and they still,

00:23:18.060 I guarantee you

00:23:18.760 they still do that.

00:23:19.560 If they have a little

00:23:20.240 piano teacher or whatever

00:23:21.420 playing these chords,

00:23:22.760 stand up, sit down.

00:23:24.080 So the idea of using

00:23:25.480 a loop in that

00:23:26.820 and in terms of music

00:23:28.340 and in numbers in general,

00:23:29.300 that it's been around

00:23:30.360 for hundreds of years.

00:23:30.980 It's not something

00:23:31.300 that pop,

00:23:31.980 like for example,

00:23:32.660 Pachelbel's Canon in D

00:23:34.080 from the 1600s,

00:23:35.420 everybody knows that

00:23:36.320 even if you don't know

00:23:37.040 what I just said,

00:23:38.020 like you probably

00:23:38.600 would recognize it.

00:23:39.580 It's just the,

00:23:40.420 it's like the same chords

00:23:41.520 that are looped again

00:23:42.160 and again.

00:23:42.440 But even that actually

00:23:44.020 had some movement,

00:23:45.040 some interesting changes.

00:23:46.500 It's not just four chords,

00:23:48.300 like it actually had

00:23:48.960 a progression

00:23:49.420 and while it's considered

00:23:50.800 basically the pop music

00:23:51.900 of classical,

00:23:53.200 the pop song

00:23:54.920 of classical music,

00:23:56.400 it's not what's happened today.

00:23:58.200 So the idea,

00:23:59.320 at least that I've worked

00:24:00.620 in my head

00:24:01.160 and now that I,

00:24:02.580 before I forget it,

00:24:03.220 what's the ginger,

00:24:05.180 the singer that went famous,

00:24:06.820 what was,

00:24:07.160 remember,

00:24:07.460 he just sung that

00:24:08.580 rich man of,

00:24:09.940 no,

00:24:10.440 rich man of north

00:24:12.740 of Richmond,

00:24:13.520 right?

00:24:13.600 Anthony Oliver.

00:24:14.740 Thank you.

00:24:15.560 So guess what?

00:24:18.720 One, five, six, four.

00:24:20.100 That song uses

00:24:21.580 that fucking formula

00:24:24.680 and the moment

00:24:25.520 that I heard that,

00:24:26.300 that song went viral

00:24:27.060 and I heard him start singing,

00:24:27.940 I'm like,

00:24:28.240 he's going to use

00:24:29.180 one, five, six, four.

00:24:30.380 And it's not like the dude is,

00:24:32.000 he's a useful idiot, right?

00:24:33.280 So what it is,

00:24:34.540 is that,

00:24:35.680 and there are many

00:24:36.720 looping,

00:24:38.420 as someone who's written songs

00:24:39.600 for 25 years,

00:24:41.040 there are many like looping

00:24:42.440 chord sequences

00:24:43.260 that you can do

00:24:43.980 and they chose this one

00:24:45.600 because it's particularly

00:24:46.960 just banal

00:24:48.620 and completely mind-numbing

00:24:50.860 and hypnotizing basically.

00:24:52.980 But when you hear a song

00:24:54.060 that uses it

00:24:54.820 or something slightly similar,

00:24:56.300 it doesn't have to be

00:24:56.680 exactly that way

00:24:57.460 but something close,

00:24:58.620 you're immediately brought back

00:24:59.660 to all those other songs,

00:25:00.840 whether or not you know it,

00:25:01.680 that you've heard before

00:25:02.480 in the past

00:25:03.080 and it gets you,

00:25:04.740 you don't think about it,

00:25:05.760 you're just like,

00:25:06.120 oh yeah,

00:25:06.600 this is a great song

00:25:07.600 but you're really just,

00:25:09.220 it's that hypnotism

00:25:10.620 and the dopamine rush

00:25:11.780 that you are enjoying.

00:25:12.880 So is it like partially

00:25:13.920 the sense,

00:25:14.620 it's a sense of like

00:25:15.360 nostalgia and familiarity

00:25:16.360 that?

00:25:16.940 It's a sense of nostalgia

00:25:18.040 and familiarity

00:25:18.580 and emotion.

00:25:20.180 So I call this,

00:25:21.720 the one, five, six, four,

00:25:22.600 the feminizing chord sequence

00:25:24.240 and I got a bunch of

00:25:25.060 women on Twitter,

00:25:26.740 it's fun getting people,

00:25:27.860 different people mad

00:25:28.620 by saying certain things,

00:25:29.780 like I pissed off,

00:25:31.000 I pissed off black Twitter 0.99

00:25:32.060 a couple weeks,

00:25:33.180 months ago

00:25:33.640 and that was a mistake,

00:25:34.840 like oh man,

00:25:35.920 like they get mad.

00:25:37.620 Yeah, my page has not

00:25:38.660 recovered since

00:25:39.380 pissing off black power.

00:25:40.820 They chimp out on you. 0.97

00:25:41.900 They do.

00:25:42.740 That's a whole nother story

00:25:43.780 but the women 1.00

00:25:45.320 were mad when I,

00:25:47.000 when the Anthony Oliver

00:25:48.460 thing came out

00:25:49.080 and I was like,

00:25:49.540 this is a feminizing,

00:25:50.760 I didn't mean,

00:25:51.360 it's not like,

00:25:52.460 I didn't mean that

00:25:53.200 as an insult to women, 1.00

00:25:54.380 right?

00:25:54.560 Because I'm literally

00:25:56.740 like a piano fag, 0.92

00:25:57.900 like I play,

00:25:59.020 I get that,

00:26:00.120 what I do,

00:26:00.780 like you need to be

00:26:01.660 emotional as an artist,

00:26:03.460 like you gotta be in touch

00:26:04.280 with your emotions,

00:26:05.000 I'm not denying that,

00:26:05.900 right?

00:26:06.420 But to these,

00:26:08.000 these placating motifs,

00:26:11.840 these memes that are,

00:26:13.460 that are used and abused

00:26:15.460 and recycled again and again,

00:26:17.240 they're magical formulas,

00:26:18.840 right?

00:26:19.220 So the modern day version

00:26:20.780 of that is the pop,

00:26:22.180 is the pop and you're

00:26:25.960 gonna like this,

00:26:26.660 you're gonna like this top.

00:26:27.580 The 100 year ago version

00:26:28.980 of it,

00:26:30.220 blues.

00:26:32.400 Blues.

00:26:33.020 The blues.

00:26:34.480 And it's a shuffle.

00:26:35.980 It's this one,

00:26:37.540 four,

00:26:37.940 five and it's not as bad

00:26:39.580 as the one,

00:26:40.060 five,

00:26:40.300 six,

00:26:40.580 four,

00:26:41.000 but I would say it is

00:26:42.000 the masculine version,

00:26:44.020 the trap.

00:26:44.740 Well,

00:26:44.840 I would say the one,

00:26:45.400 five,

00:26:45.660 six,

00:26:45.920 four is the feminine version 0.68

00:26:47.580 of the trap,

00:26:48.520 the musical trap,

00:26:49.240 if we're gonna get technical.

00:26:50.500 The blues,

00:26:51.160 one,

00:26:52.360 four,

00:26:52.580 five is the masculine version

00:26:56.540 where it has more masculine qualities.

00:26:59.140 The one,

00:26:59.540 four,

00:26:59.740 five blues progression

00:27:00.520 has no minor chords.

00:27:02.420 In the one,

00:27:02.980 four,

00:27:03.180 six,

00:27:03.440 five,

00:27:03.700 there is a minor.

00:27:04.480 And what I mean by major,

00:27:05.660 minor,

00:27:06.340 one is half,

00:27:07.160 yes,

00:27:07.460 the six is minor.

00:27:08.320 That's right.

00:27:09.040 So you do have this light to dark

00:27:11.760 going up and down,

00:27:12.520 but it's a false sense of movement

00:27:15.680 in the one,

00:27:16.200 five,

00:27:16.400 six,

00:27:16.620 four.

00:27:17.740 It's not a real.

00:27:18.880 I always see the six,

00:27:21.200 when you're using the six,

00:27:22.300 this is a kind of like musical talk,

00:27:23.960 but when you're using the six

00:27:24.940 in a,

00:27:25.420 as your,

00:27:26.160 as your minor suggestion,

00:27:27.500 it's almost the,

00:27:29.260 it's just like the mirror version

00:27:30.500 of the one.

00:27:31.400 You got it.

00:27:31.980 That's like the root.

00:27:34.020 So basically,

00:27:35.160 again,

00:27:35.760 to not get too esoteric here,

00:27:37.720 you are spot on.

00:27:39.760 If you,

00:27:40.440 anybody can do this.

00:27:41.980 If you can find a C on a piano

00:27:44.420 and it's pretty easy to figure out

00:27:45.760 how to do that,

00:27:46.600 just look online,

00:27:47.280 find a C,

00:27:47.980 then play every note above the C,

00:27:50.640 all white keys,

00:27:52.180 until you get to the same,

00:27:53.760 another C. 0.66

00:27:54.780 That's a C major scale.

00:27:56.300 Now check it out.

00:27:57.480 The six is actually the A

00:27:59.920 and it uses the exact same notes.

00:28:02.980 So it's a minor,

00:28:03.920 the minor scale in A is all white.

00:28:06.500 So you start on A to A,

00:28:08.060 you have A minor scale,

00:28:09.620 C to C,

00:28:10.480 C minor.

00:28:11.140 There's the one in the six,

00:28:12.180 but guess what?

00:28:13.320 It might seem like a light to dark.

00:28:15.460 It's literally just the same combination of notes.

00:28:17.460 You haven't moved anywhere.

00:28:18.080 The arrangement, yeah.

00:28:19.240 It's the same arrangement of notes

00:28:20.760 and it gives you this tricking sense

00:28:22.840 that something intelligent has happened.

00:28:24.920 There's nothing intelligent

00:28:25.940 that just happened there, right?

00:28:27.500 So with the blues,

00:28:29.480 what did we have?

00:28:30.380 And I'd love to talk more about this,

00:28:32.220 the ragtime and the melting pot

00:28:34.200 and what happened with European music

00:28:36.720 being combined with the African

00:28:38.080 and this for the first time.

00:28:39.640 And I have all sorts of things to say

00:28:40.940 about the philosophy there

00:28:42.120 and why that stuck and stuff.

00:28:45.680 But there was an intelligence that happened

00:28:49.260 at the turn of the century,

00:28:52.020 the 1900s,

00:28:53.460 where it was something

00:28:55.620 that all races were able

00:28:57.600 to equally draw from artistically

00:29:00.480 in a way that they were able

00:29:02.600 to represent their own culture

00:29:04.080 and not sacrifice it,

00:29:05.740 if that makes sense.

00:29:06.500 So it had this element of

00:29:08.860 that the Europeans with the structure

00:29:10.600 and that they could latch onto

00:29:11.740 and say, hey, this is us.

00:29:12.720 This is what we have.

00:29:13.720 And it had these rhythms

00:29:14.820 and the syncopations

00:29:15.840 that were like,

00:29:16.720 the African folks were like, 0.99

00:29:17.760 hey, we got fucking rhythm over here. 0.85

00:29:20.240 Like, you guys are missing out

00:29:21.660 on some of this.

00:29:22.260 And then put them together

00:29:23.040 and it was this perfect thing.

00:29:25.380 And sure, it got taken over

00:29:26.720 by the Jews and all that

00:29:28.280 and like co-opted and everything.

00:29:29.720 But that's a different story, right?

00:29:31.660 Like, but there was this moment

00:29:32.920 of beauty where it was this thing

00:29:34.600 that the people could use

00:29:37.280 as a vessel to make fun

00:29:39.200 of the masses

00:29:39.740 and kind of throw it back at them.

00:29:41.260 And it's like, we like this.

00:29:42.480 And I think that,

00:29:45.840 and you had blues emerging

00:29:48.260 at the same time.

00:29:49.120 So blues, sure.

00:29:50.220 It started, I would say,

00:29:51.600 1880s, 1890s.

00:29:53.040 We're going to turn this

00:29:53.680 into a history thing.

00:29:55.040 But they were-

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00:30:26.480 For more,

00:30:27.660 they were less of an expression

00:30:29.700 of this intelligence

00:30:30.900 and more of an expression

00:30:32.560 of emotion,

00:30:34.640 but more of a masculine one

00:30:36.360 where it's like,

00:30:37.660 sure, you're feeling sorry

00:30:38.640 for yourself,

00:30:39.080 but it's a little more like

00:30:40.120 the, you know,

00:30:41.040 crunchy chords and stuff

00:30:42.540 and it allowed for

00:30:43.440 a little more improvisation

00:30:45.280 and some good stuff,

00:30:46.340 but still at the end of the day,

00:30:48.300 it was a trap.

00:30:49.540 It was a trap.

00:30:50.540 And it turned,

00:30:51.880 it morphed into,

00:30:55.200 we had this moment

00:30:56.300 and I'm a little bit biased

00:30:57.420 because basically

00:30:58.100 my favorite era

00:30:58.880 is 19-teens,

00:31:00.060 19-20s,

00:31:00.800 19-30s

00:31:01.320 before things got

00:31:01.940 totally taken over

00:31:02.900 and supported.

00:31:03.280 Obviously.

00:31:04.380 Right?

00:31:05.280 But there was this moment

00:31:06.360 where there was

00:31:07.340 these really brilliant ideas

00:31:09.000 and musicians and stuff

00:31:10.100 and then it got,

00:31:12.260 and not to take it

00:31:13.200 from the rock

00:31:13.900 and the pop

00:31:14.360 and all of that,

00:31:15.040 but it got twisted

00:31:16.440 into the blues

00:31:17.960 and these dominant

00:31:19.680 seventh chords,

00:31:20.840 not to get too technical,

00:31:21.940 but like these are

00:31:22.540 this certain chord

00:31:23.560 that is associated

00:31:24.140 with the blues

00:31:24.620 turned into rock and roll

00:31:26.160 and then the rock and roll,

00:31:28.060 you know,

00:31:28.380 it was challenging

00:31:29.280 the system

00:31:30.140 and all that,

00:31:30.800 but musically

00:31:31.620 it was not as much

00:31:34.400 and it didn't become

00:31:35.700 as much of a vehicle

00:31:36.560 for the protest feel

00:31:38.360 and then it turned

00:31:40.440 into the folk stuff

00:31:41.300 and that even failed

00:31:42.260 even more

00:31:42.840 and then it's just been

00:31:43.780 to shit instead 0.90

00:31:44.600 and really the only people

00:31:46.260 that have been using music

00:31:47.760 to speak truth to power

00:31:48.880 during this whole time

00:31:49.640 have become the satirists,

00:31:51.240 right?

00:31:51.460 They're the ones

00:31:51.940 that have been reinventing

00:31:53.740 all this stuff.

00:31:54.440 So again,

00:31:55.440 I could go on forever,

00:31:56.920 but I feel like

00:31:58.240 the pop music today

00:31:59.420 is the feminizing

00:32:00.660 version of the trap

00:32:01.580 and then the blues

00:32:03.120 and then the rock

00:32:04.020 is more like

00:32:04.780 the masculine version

00:32:06.300 of the musical trap

00:32:07.400 and then not to take away

00:32:08.260 because I like some of the rock

00:32:10.980 and I like some of the pop

00:32:11.800 and then some of the modern jazz too

00:32:13.620 which gets too,

00:32:14.540 way too esoteric,

00:32:15.760 but again,

00:32:16.660 that sweet spot,

00:32:18.020 that ragtime era, 0.93

00:32:19.480 it's why Mario

00:32:20.240 and all these video games,

00:32:21.520 it's like they use this happy thing

00:32:23.800 and it becomes so versatile

00:32:25.720 and for so many different things

00:32:27.420 and it's not stuck

00:32:28.720 in one certain chord sequence

00:32:31.960 and whatever.

00:32:33.880 It can be minor,

00:32:34.840 it can be creative

00:32:36.060 and it's a great vehicle

00:32:37.360 for all that stuff.

00:32:37.860 That's the funny part,

00:32:39.420 like watching,

00:32:40.040 I know people watch your stuff

00:32:41.160 and they generally enjoy it,

00:32:42.580 but I'm like,

00:32:43.780 oh,

00:32:43.960 what he's doing there

00:32:45.080 is a mathematical calculation.

00:32:47.240 Probably not,

00:32:47.880 I don't know

00:32:48.160 if you've practiced this stuff,

00:32:49.240 but I assume

00:32:49.720 that you can probably

00:32:50.340 improvise a chord sequence

00:32:54.260 on the fly.

00:32:55.280 This is like doing

00:32:56.040 a triple backflip.

00:32:57.360 You just watch somebody

00:32:58.200 do a backflip.

00:32:59.220 When you're watching

00:32:59.700 this other stuff,

00:33:01.220 like you're saying,

00:33:02.140 it proposes to be open,

00:33:04.220 the blues,

00:33:05.000 but it's really just one note.

00:33:06.380 You can play with that one note

00:33:07.440 there in the middle

00:33:08.100 and that's the blues,

00:33:09.720 stay within this box

00:33:10.760 and then I guess

00:33:11.920 maybe mentally

00:33:12.920 that kind of constricts people

00:33:15.520 with the lyrics,

00:33:16.480 right?

00:33:16.640 The lyrics that would follow

00:33:17.620 or perhaps even

00:33:18.340 their own creativity

00:33:19.340 because now they put themselves

00:33:21.060 in this box.

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00:34:50.680 It's very strange.

00:34:53.280 There's no development.

00:34:55.740 What's interesting to me...

00:34:56.640 Like what we see in movies today

00:34:57.260 and TV shows.

00:34:59.000 That time that we're talking about,

00:35:00.880 what was his name?

00:35:01.640 Top, is it...

00:35:02.860 Not Miles Davis.

00:35:06.440 I was talking about B.B. King.

00:35:07.500 That was a little after that.

00:35:08.540 No, but I'm talking about

00:35:09.720 the blues musician

00:35:11.400 who supposedly is the father

00:35:14.440 of rock and roll

00:35:15.300 who also has the crossroads...

00:35:18.280 Robert Johnson.

00:35:19.340 Robert Johnson, thank you.

00:35:20.440 It's sold his soul.

00:35:21.400 Sold his soul,

00:35:22.460 and it's kind of an interesting

00:35:24.220 contrast to what you're talking about

00:35:27.320 because you're talking about

00:35:28.000 how these things are

00:35:28.760 hypnotic in their nature,

00:35:30.160 and right in this moment in history

00:35:32.500 is where you get

00:35:33.280 probably maybe the first instance

00:35:35.720 of selling your soul

00:35:37.380 for rock and roll,

00:35:38.500 and what has become

00:35:41.260 synonymous,

00:35:42.580 the music industry,

00:35:43.500 with Satanism,

00:35:45.080 you know,

00:35:46.040 in today's day and age

00:35:47.360 in a very glaringly obvious way,

00:35:49.660 was that relationship

00:35:51.600 that...

00:35:53.400 What would you call it?

00:35:54.600 It's kind of a trope.

00:35:56.940 It was born during that time

00:35:58.700 with the blues.

00:36:00.600 Well, it was,

00:36:01.300 but I would say that

00:36:03.320 even in the classical era,

00:36:07.120 there were talks of composers

00:36:09.020 becoming vessels

00:36:11.340 for different forces

00:36:12.500 and some maybe more positive

00:36:13.800 and some maybe more negative.

00:36:15.720 Right, kind of the notion

00:36:16.860 of, like, the muses.

00:36:18.560 That's correct, yeah.

00:36:19.540 And why we see so many of them

00:36:21.200 burn out young,

00:36:22.260 die young,

00:36:22.880 mostly in their 30s,

00:36:24.000 the Mozarts,

00:36:24.660 the Schumanns,

00:36:25.500 the Schubert's,

00:36:26.340 like, they all

00:36:27.160 were very troubled,

00:36:28.680 mental institutions,

00:36:30.360 and here you had Mozart

00:36:31.600 who basically wrote

00:36:32.480 a free Masonic opera,

00:36:33.860 the Magic Flute,

00:36:34.860 and then was...

00:36:35.580 Some people say

00:36:36.200 he was murdered over that.

00:36:38.300 So, no,

00:36:39.040 that kind of,

00:36:40.140 that thing of the,

00:36:41.100 that fine line

00:36:42.700 between tapping

00:36:44.420 into the source

00:36:44.960 and divine inspiration

00:36:45.700 and then letting

00:36:46.240 negative influences come in

00:36:47.620 is one that I feel like

00:36:48.940 I try to wrestle with sometimes,

00:36:50.840 but certainly became

00:36:52.260 part of the cultural consciousness

00:36:55.020 with Robert Johnson,

00:36:56.900 and I would say that,

00:36:59.800 I mean, there's,

00:37:01.300 you know,

00:37:01.920 I don't really,

00:37:02.820 I think everything

00:37:03.500 that is in history

00:37:04.540 is basically fake and gay, 1.00

00:37:05.900 but I do,

00:37:07.440 you know,

00:37:07.800 I will read stories

00:37:09.100 of people talking

00:37:10.640 and their accounts of it,

00:37:11.940 and there's many stories

00:37:13.500 of his friends

00:37:14.060 that are like,

00:37:15.100 yo, this dude couldn't play

00:37:16.240 a lick of guitar,

00:37:17.440 and then he just came back

00:37:19.960 a week later

00:37:20.660 and was just the best

00:37:21.620 in the world,

00:37:22.480 and then you put that with,

00:37:23.960 the dude was,

00:37:25.020 howling mad.

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00:37:53.180 Like, actually howling mad

00:37:58.640 and died crazy in his 20s,

00:38:00.980 in his late 20s.

00:38:01.740 So he was,

00:38:03.740 he came collecting, right?

00:38:05.340 So something happened there.

00:38:06.800 There was an exchange

00:38:07.460 that happened there,

00:38:08.140 for sure.

00:38:09.400 Well, this is where I,

00:38:10.720 this is where I drew this from.

00:38:12.520 The book of Ezekiel,

00:38:14.120 28-11,

00:38:15.940 they're talking about Lucifer,

00:38:17.480 and they say,

00:38:17.760 every precious stone

00:38:18.700 was your covering,

00:38:20.100 the sardius, topaz, and diamond,

00:38:21.700 beryl, onyx, and jasper,

00:38:22.940 sapphire, yada, yada.

00:38:24.140 The workmanship

00:38:25.000 of your timbrels and pipes

00:38:27.760 was prepared for you

00:38:28.860 on the day you were created.

00:38:30.960 As they're,

00:38:31.400 so they're describing,

00:38:32.240 and Tony Merkel

00:38:32.640 had a very interesting episode today

00:38:34.000 about the garment

00:38:36.020 that was passed down

00:38:37.240 from the Garden of Eden

00:38:39.080 onto, to Adam,

00:38:40.040 onto even,

00:38:40.740 all the way to Joseph

00:38:41.580 with the coat of many colors.

00:38:42.700 But they're describing

00:38:43.900 what he was dressed in,

00:38:44.820 but more importantly,

00:38:45.520 they're describing

00:38:46.120 that he was a musician.

00:38:48.120 He had timbrels and pipes.

00:38:51.020 Sound.

00:38:51.560 Yes.

00:38:51.900 Organ.

00:38:52.640 Why are organs in churches?

00:38:54.120 Why are churches arranged

00:38:55.980 as basically harmonic resonators?

00:38:58.280 The organ is one

00:38:59.540 of the most important

00:39:00.260 and powerful

00:39:00.920 and magical instrument

00:39:02.140 in the world.

00:39:02.860 And I'm not saying

00:39:03.460 because I'm an organist.

00:39:04.660 I've been a church organist

00:39:05.640 for like 15 years.

00:39:08.380 It's the loudest sound

00:39:09.520 that you can make

00:39:10.100 without application

00:39:11.880 in terms of a musical instrument.

00:39:14.120 Like those biggest organs,

00:39:14.960 there's no application.

00:39:15.620 And they can be wielded

00:39:19.160 for negative influences too, right?

00:39:21.620 That's why the church

00:39:22.620 was pushing back

00:39:23.300 on certain,

00:39:24.060 like the tritone.

00:39:25.080 They're like,

00:39:25.280 oh, that's the devil's chord

00:39:26.780 and all that.

00:39:27.700 And ironically,

00:39:28.400 that ended up informing

00:39:29.820 a lot of blues and jazz

00:39:31.940 was those,

00:39:32.560 these harmonies.

00:39:34.220 And that just reminded me

00:39:35.140 of something you said

00:39:35.820 earlier about how

00:39:36.600 you stick in kind of

00:39:37.680 one frequency

00:39:39.000 when you're stuck

00:39:39.720 and you can't really

00:39:40.520 go anywhere.

00:39:41.580 I will say that

00:39:42.480 there is a way

00:39:43.120 to do that correctly.

00:39:44.040 Like, I feel like

00:39:45.060 even though some of it's

00:39:46.060 a little bit too esoteric

00:39:47.920 for me,

00:39:48.180 but some Indian music,

00:39:49.500 for example,

00:39:50.280 like the ragas 1.00

00:39:51.040 and the Ravi Shankar,

00:39:53.040 I studied sitar.

00:39:54.860 You're stuck in one mode,

00:39:56.280 right?

00:39:56.500 Which is a scale,

00:39:57.380 another way to say scale.

00:39:59.060 But they have

00:40:00.140 a different approach

00:40:00.720 in that they're getting

00:40:01.420 the notes in between notes

00:40:02.840 where we have a very

00:40:03.760 Western way

00:40:05.380 to look at notes

00:40:06.060 of it's just,

00:40:07.540 and there's a whole discussion

00:40:08.920 to be had about

00:40:09.780 tuning itself,

00:40:10.960 going back to Pythagoras

00:40:11.920 and why there was

00:40:13.360 never a piano

00:40:14.040 until about 500 years ago.

00:40:15.840 Why couldn't they figure

00:40:16.860 out how to split up a scale?

00:40:18.040 There was a,

00:40:18.420 there's a whole debate

00:40:19.460 in philosophy

00:40:20.040 that went between

00:40:21.760 the ratios of what God,

00:40:23.440 supposedly the perfect ratios

00:40:24.760 of tones and stuff.

00:40:26.480 So no,

00:40:26.860 there's so much here

00:40:27.820 about vibration

00:40:28.780 and energy states

00:40:30.500 and sound

00:40:31.800 and a lot of that

00:40:33.180 you can see in the Bible.

00:40:34.360 It's encoded in there

00:40:35.740 for sure,

00:40:36.280 but the musician

00:40:37.400 and the very,

00:40:38.880 you know,

00:40:39.180 the creation itself

00:40:40.460 is being a vibrating state

00:40:42.740 and that music

00:40:43.580 can tap into this

00:40:45.180 in a big way.

00:40:46.420 I'm wondering if,

00:40:48.060 you know,

00:40:48.460 you're talking about

00:40:49.080 the hypnotic principles

00:40:51.080 or properties of music

00:40:52.740 and how this chord

00:40:54.540 is giving you

00:40:55.700 the sensation

00:40:56.200 of going nowhere

00:40:56.900 but you're trapped

00:40:57.460 essentially in a loop

00:40:58.420 and this is the chord

00:40:59.080 that,

00:40:59.700 or the sequence

00:41:00.240 that's become popularized

00:41:01.540 throughout,

00:41:03.580 you know,

00:41:04.080 modern day music.

00:41:04.860 What happens when you subject

00:41:06.420 an entire people

00:41:07.500 to something that is

00:41:09.140 hypnotic in nature

00:41:10.440 but is essentially

00:41:11.760 an enclosed loop

00:41:13.100 based off of the way

00:41:14.260 that you're describing it?

00:41:15.300 What does that do

00:41:16.040 to a people's psyche

00:41:17.500 or,

00:41:18.400 you know,

00:41:18.680 if there is a spiritual aspect

00:41:20.820 to music,

00:41:21.500 if music moves you

00:41:22.440 in a spiritual way,

00:41:24.000 well,

00:41:24.180 what happens when it's just

00:41:25.020 moving you in this loop

00:41:26.280 back and forth?

00:41:26.980 It's transhumanism,

00:41:27.560 I think.

00:41:28.040 It's preparing us

00:41:29.360 for the next phase

00:41:31.300 which is

00:41:32.520 artificially generated everything.

00:41:35.860 I mean,

00:41:36.020 already it's all,

00:41:36.720 I mean,

00:41:36.880 we're in a simulation.

00:41:37.520 We're kind of there,

00:41:38.220 right?

00:41:38.720 We are there

00:41:39.380 and I mean,

00:41:40.040 I don't know

00:41:40.340 if you've been following

00:41:41.180 some of the AI

00:41:42.500 generated music,

00:41:43.580 AI,

00:41:43.880 whatever the fuck

00:41:44.440 that is,

00:41:44.880 right?

00:41:45.320 Artificially generated music

00:41:46.580 is now,

00:41:48.500 and I,

00:41:49.020 you know,

00:41:49.260 I say this

00:41:50.240 as someone

00:41:50.600 who's a songwriter,

00:41:51.560 it is indistinguishable

00:41:52.600 from very good songwriters.

00:41:54.980 Very good songwriters.

00:41:55.520 Somebody made a,

00:41:56.760 just yesterday,

00:41:57.960 I forgot to respond to it,

00:41:59.440 somebody made

00:42:00.080 an AI song

00:42:01.720 about me

00:42:02.800 and how

00:42:05.000 it's important

00:42:05.660 to wash your hands

00:42:07.160 after you shit 0.93

00:42:07.900 in the streets

00:42:08.480 and serve food

00:42:10.140 in India

00:42:11.100 and it was like,

00:42:12.060 I was listening to it

00:42:12.740 and I was like,

00:42:13.920 the fucking, 0.99

00:42:14.820 like this sounds

00:42:15.360 like a real person

00:42:16.200 singing this song.

00:42:17.180 This is

00:42:17.740 unsettling.

00:42:19.900 It's unsettling

00:42:20.860 and I only can hope

00:42:21.700 that whoever's training

00:42:22.840 these AIs,

00:42:24.420 I hope they use

00:42:25.120 my song repertoire

00:42:26.480 to inform it

00:42:27.540 because then it would

00:42:28.180 become pretty based.

00:42:29.200 I don't know.

00:42:31.220 No,

00:42:31.680 but seriously,

00:42:32.060 we need the satire.

00:42:33.160 We need to be able

00:42:33.740 to do that

00:42:34.640 and it is a really,

00:42:36.280 one of the hardest

00:42:36.920 things to do.

00:42:37.740 So once,

00:42:38.420 I feel like that will be

00:42:39.100 one of the last areas

00:42:40.180 to fall

00:42:40.560 because I've heard

00:42:41.360 jazz piano

00:42:42.640 that I'm like,

00:42:43.260 this is insane.

00:42:45.460 That's artificially generated.

00:42:46.580 I cannot believe it.

00:42:48.260 Oh,

00:42:48.380 so you're saying

00:42:49.140 the lyricism,

00:42:50.480 the actual content

00:42:51.780 of the,

00:42:52.860 whether or not

00:42:53.480 it's based satirically.

00:42:55.640 Yeah,

00:42:55.720 yeah,

00:42:56.020 okay.

00:42:56.480 So the song

00:42:57.520 that I just posted today

00:42:59.160 about AOC,

00:43:00.720 right?

00:43:01.160 Right.

00:43:01.420 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,

00:43:02.860 right?

00:43:04.220 Musically,

00:43:04.880 it's,

00:43:05.120 I just took a

00:43:05.700 West Side story song

00:43:06.680 and I have changed,

00:43:09.260 I've evolved over the years

00:43:10.200 because I was someone

00:43:11.220 who music came naturally to

00:43:12.500 but lyrics never did,

00:43:13.960 right?

00:43:14.060 I started writing songs

00:43:15.140 20 years ago

00:43:16.080 and I'm like,

00:43:16.360 oh,

00:43:16.460 these are brilliant musically

00:43:17.500 but then the lyrics

00:43:18.440 just fell flat

00:43:19.320 and I,

00:43:19.880 so I envy people

00:43:20.460 and that's why

00:43:21.100 if you go back

00:43:21.880 to the great songwriting duos

00:43:23.520 there's always,

00:43:24.440 almost always,

00:43:25.640 a musician

00:43:27.460 and a lyricist,

00:43:29.100 right?

00:43:29.320 It's a whole

00:43:30.200 different thing

00:43:31.140 and as a biased musician

00:43:33.900 I'm like,

00:43:35.020 yeah,

00:43:35.480 you know,

00:43:35.780 music is so important,

00:43:37.220 where would it be

00:43:37.560 without the lyrics

00:43:37.980 but honestly,

00:43:38.960 the lyrics are

00:43:39.900 such a huge thing

00:43:40.880 like,

00:43:41.680 there are a few

00:43:42.220 exceptions

00:43:42.560 like that

00:43:42.980 tro-lo-lo song,

00:43:43.680 you know,

00:43:43.980 tro-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo

00:43:46.260 that was written

00:43:46.720 by the Soviet dude

00:43:47.860 who was like,

00:43:48.760 fuck lyricists, 0.92

00:43:49.620 I'm just gonna write a hit

00:43:50.640 with just music,

00:43:52.140 with just me going

00:43:52.840 tro-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo

00:43:53.700 and it worked,

00:43:55.260 so to give him credit,

00:43:56.080 that was like the one time

00:43:57.300 but you need them,

00:43:58.300 you need the words,

00:43:59.120 right?

00:43:59.240 You need the oi,

00:44:00.120 vey,

00:44:00.480 shut it down,

00:44:01.380 the goyim,

00:44:01.940 no too much,

00:44:02.600 right?

00:44:02.920 You need that,

00:44:03.820 right?

00:44:04.300 As that,

00:44:04.820 as that loop to click,

00:44:06.680 So that ability to cleverly find these internal rhymes, it's not just about rhyming a word with a word, right?

00:44:17.680 So like in my AOC song, I'm going to pat myself on the back because I like this one.

00:44:21.960 I rhymed gassy cows with casting couch. 0.80

00:44:28.880 Now, that's a really good rhyme, right?

00:44:30.700 I'm like, oh, okay. So when AI starts coming up with things like that and then putting it away where it flows, I'm like, oh, we're there.

00:44:38.980 So we are in a whole new phase now where we have been trained to not notice good music anymore, where we are now can accept drivel as perfectly passable because we are surrounded by it, inundated by it.

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00:45:22.400 Now that the transition is happening to artificially generated content at low effort level, everyone's going to be just like, oh, yeah, this is fine.

00:45:35.440 But then it does a couple things.

00:45:38.600 I mean, it dehumanizes us more and prepares us for this next phase that they're getting us ready for.

00:45:43.820 But then it also de-incentivizes artists, musicians.

00:45:50.780 Like, who's going to spend 30 years learning how to do this ragtime style is fucking hard, okay?

00:45:58.600 Like, I try to make it look easy, but it's one of the hardest things you can do effectively at a high level.

00:46:03.900 And it took me 30 years to do it.

00:46:07.660 And who's going to spend 30 years to do it if you can do a prompt and then generate it for you?

00:46:13.740 Well, you don't even need the AI aspect.

00:46:15.620 The industry doesn't reward that skill level anymore.

00:46:18.760 So who's going to put in that kind of work and develop that kind of a skill and discipline if you can half-ass it or quarter-ass it?

00:46:27.020 And the industry will reward you, you know, 10-fold.

00:46:30.120 You'll be rich.

00:46:30.700 It doesn't reward you, but people recognize it as good.

00:46:35.360 Yes.

00:46:35.640 Like, I don't care what people say.

00:46:37.640 It's unfamiliar to them, but they do recognize it as like, oh, there is something happening here.

00:46:43.040 I'm not supposed to like it because I've been told not to.

00:46:45.700 And I don't really understand why.

00:46:47.520 But there is still something that is good about it.

00:46:49.700 Now, like he's saying, if you remove the incentive for people to play this in general, what does that do?

00:46:56.380 People stop, like, people are not going to create.

00:46:58.600 I feel the same way about artwork.

00:46:59.940 Sometimes I look at the AI art and I'm like, this stuff is really cool.

00:47:03.260 It's not quite there yet, but it's really cool.

00:47:06.840 And I'm like, well, what am I doing?

00:47:09.280 I'm just kind of.

00:47:10.420 There's always going to be a musical that I can play piano for.

00:47:15.380 There's always going to be a church service that I can play organ for.

00:47:17.920 My sister works in art conservation, like fixing old paintings.

00:47:22.940 Good luck finding an AI that's going to, like, analyze and fix that painting with all the correct thing, with all the training that goes into that.

00:47:30.980 Like, there are certain things that I feel like we are just going to have to get more creative.

00:47:34.540 And I am at a point of, with my perception of this, if you can't beat them, join them.

00:47:40.180 I'm there now.

00:47:41.080 So I am ready to not necessarily welcome our new AI overlords, but say, fine, I acknowledge you.

00:47:48.960 And I'm not going to ignore you, but I'm going to coexist with you.

00:47:53.400 And hopefully we will stay friendly for now, right?

00:47:57.820 Like, there is a.

00:48:02.860 Everybody stop.

00:48:03.840 Yeah, yeah.

00:48:05.540 No, I mean, I was just saying.

00:48:07.600 All cylinders here, guys.

00:48:08.620 You got me rattled with this esoteric.

00:48:10.820 I can talk about this esoteric music shift for like all the time.

00:48:13.920 Well, I mean, it's just it's an interesting thing from where I'm sitting,

00:48:18.380 because the common thread between what we do or what you do or what a lot of people in this space are doing,

00:48:25.080 especially on X, is we're kind of like these dissenting voices, which I think is.

00:48:30.800 We're program breakers.

00:48:31.220 We're trying to break programming.

00:48:32.620 Exactly.

00:48:33.020 And I don't know if I said it on the.

00:48:35.600 Yeah, I did say it on the show that, you know, during the 1920s.

00:48:42.600 Actually, I think it was in the 1870s when this guy was running this printing press

00:48:47.840 in in in Europe, coining the term or popularizing the term anti-Semitism

00:48:53.700 and using it as a cudgel and stopping all this conversation.

00:48:56.560 It made me realize how incredibly important it is to be what we've kind of reduced.

00:49:02.280 Right. You reduce it to this terminology shit poster.

00:49:04.920 And it's like, you know, it's a fun terminology and I agree with it.

00:49:10.200 But it's a lot more than that.

00:49:11.880 It's whether or not people like to realize it.

00:49:15.100 The front line at the fight of, you know, freedom of speech.

00:49:19.940 It's it's it's fucking it's us, which is like, oh, God, man, that's weird.

00:49:24.180 Weird. But, you know, the the ability to say whatever the fuck you want or, you know,

00:49:30.800 talk about the Jews or talk about the blacks or talk about white women, talk about whatever it is. 0.99

00:49:34.660 It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter what it is.

00:49:36.420 It's it's the thing that you say you're not supposed to talk about.

00:49:39.280 I did want to bring up a clip and and I would also like to play a song or two of yours.

00:49:45.180 If if you wouldn't mind later on during the show, especially Oy Vey Shut It Down is I was just thinking as you were talking,

00:49:52.980 I was thinking the words there are certain things you cannot say.

00:49:56.240 So sing them all instead.

00:49:58.060 Yeah, there you go. There you go.

00:49:59.980 What's really funny is there's a a crossover here and I'm going to share this and add it to the stage.

00:50:05.340 Uh, this clip was made of the whatever podcast and the caption is Oy Vey Shut It Down, which is hilarious.

00:50:13.600 And this is Leonardo Joni. She's been a guest on the show.

00:50:16.360 I love I love me some Leonardo.

00:50:17.920 She is the shit and she's crushing. 0.80

00:50:20.880 Maybe dating. Go figure. 0.76

00:50:23.080 She's somebody said, do you think she would sign my penis at Bohemian Grove? 1.00

00:50:28.820 Because she's going to be at Bohemian Grove. And I said, I don't think she will.

00:50:31.160 But if she does, she's going to press really hard.

00:50:33.480 So this is from the whatever podcast. She made an appearance on it.

00:50:37.460 Is that sharing? OK, cool.

00:50:39.400 Last night, it's a quick clip, but we'll talk about it after. Let's play it.

00:50:43.580 Men of character create good societies for people.

00:50:47.300 Men who pursue money at the expense of everything, basically, you know, I mean, that's what we have now.

00:50:53.240 I can't get into it because there's some words we can't say here.

00:50:55.280 But, you know, if you take a look, the men that are ruling our society have pursued money at all lengths.

00:51:04.400 And in that span, they have used and brutalized tons of people, which I don't know if you guys are into this conspiracy particularly.

00:51:12.600 But we do have our CIA and Israel, Israel, CIA, Mossad.

00:51:17.820 Can't say that.

00:51:19.260 And that's it. That's all it takes for this guy to.

00:51:23.200 He was waiting. He was waiting.

00:51:24.660 You could see.

00:51:25.680 Like chomping at the bit.

00:51:27.500 He knew where it was going.

00:51:30.120 And honestly, I don't know how you invite Leonardo Joni on your show and not expect that.

00:51:37.100 Tell me you don't absorb her content without telling me you don't absorb her content.

00:51:41.340 But the whatever podcast and I just want to get into a larger conversation about the dangerous topics that that should be talked about.

00:51:50.920 But the whatever podcast was and still is this viral moment show, right, where they have these these young women on. 1.00

00:51:57.680 And they to be fair, as a panel of women, there's like 10 of them at any given time. 1.00

00:52:01.980 And they range from like OnlyFans chicks all the way to somebody who you would regard as like based and intelligent and, you know, whatever any, you know, any of the good words there.

00:52:12.100 So and what often ends up happening, because it's an incredibly long show, is if you give women enough rope, they'll hang themselves in often cases. 1.00

00:52:20.300 And so they will create a viral moment saying something completely ridiculous about how, you know, body count doesn't matter.

00:52:27.540 Who knows? Doesn't matter.

00:52:28.260 Or not saying anything at all like that one clip where he said, what's what's misogyny?

00:52:32.660 Can you define misogyny?

00:52:34.540 And she started crying.

00:52:36.440 Well, her brain just shut down.

00:52:37.780 I mean, there was just there was you could see the click happen and she couldn't go on anymore.

00:52:42.760 If you want to destroy some people can be destroyed if you simply ask them to define a word.

00:52:46.900 But so in the show's history, they've enjoyed a lot of viral moments off the back of things like that, like what you just described.

00:52:57.240 And now they have on Leonardo Joni.

00:53:01.740 And all she does is just she doesn't even really get far into the conversation.

00:53:05.160 She just mentions Israel and the whole thing gets shut down.

00:53:07.860 And I do want to say I get it.

00:53:10.260 You're on YouTube, right?

00:53:12.700 It's not what your show is about.

00:53:14.100 Probably shouldn't have invited her then.

00:53:15.360 But it just goes to show you over the past year during these viral moments, I sat back myself and I said, good.

00:53:25.900 They're having conversations that are culturally important to have.

00:53:30.620 It's important to shame women who think that it's appropriate to have an OnlyFans account. 0.99

00:53:35.840 That's an important thing, because as a society, as a culture, we should enforce those boundaries so that they don't rot our culture.

00:53:45.800 And so it was a good thing to see.

00:53:48.940 But what's glaringly obvious now is there are there are levels to the dangerous conversation and shaming 19 year old girls for sucking many dicks on camera is safe dangerous.

00:54:02.820 It's a little bit dangerous, but it's safe dangerous.

00:54:05.500 And now, you know, the culture is kind of changing on them.

00:54:12.300 And I think I'm sure they'll be fine.

00:54:13.360 It doesn't really matter.

00:54:14.140 But it's clear where the actual trigger is.

00:54:19.320 The actual trigger is talking about, especially right now, talking about Jews.

00:54:24.500 The actual trigger is talking about Israel.

00:54:28.460 The actual trigger is this is where the and I think that's a good thing for everybody to see.

00:54:34.060 Like that moment was was kind of important, right, because that should make no matter what your opinions on Israel or on Jews as a people, historically speaking, whatever, that should give you pause and go, wait a second.

00:54:47.980 Well, why doesn't this big show who is edgy, who says the things that you're not supposed to say, who has all these viral moments?

00:54:55.340 Why won't they go there?

00:54:57.000 And I hope people at least take that away.

00:54:58.980 But I would love to get your thoughts on it.

00:55:04.060 I almost feel and I applaud her for doing that.

00:55:08.240 And I do wonder, I mean, again, I feel I feel like he knew what he was getting himself into by doing that and created the moment a little bit and was just waiting for that.

00:55:17.200 And which is fine, because, again, it's part about getting the conversation out there.

00:55:20.260 It's a different approach and you've got to go to the different audiences.

00:55:22.840 So I commend her for doing that.

00:55:24.660 But I do wonder a lot of my brain has been still struggling to figure out, to reorient myself since October 7th when, first of all, just by an interesting coincidence, it's when my almost half a year Twitter ban was lifted on the morning of October 7th.

00:55:44.440 And I hadn't heard of any, I didn't hear from them.

00:55:47.440 And all of a sudden I'm like, hey, guys, I'm back.

00:55:49.260 And then everyone's like, oh, my God.

00:55:50.460 Right.

00:55:50.880 But it was so as I'm trying to reorient myself back in this world because I had been cut off from it for a while.

00:55:56.300 It was interesting to see how polarized all the people, like the world of all the COVID dissidents and the conspiracy theorists that I had been following all of a sudden seemed to have fractured itself.

00:56:09.960 And in a way that almost those like these social media characters have been propped up and then they went hard in opposite, you know, opposite directions often.

00:56:21.440 But in a way that it was just it seems like they're trying to make this conversation happen right now.

00:56:28.060 And I don't know if like we're getting into the, oh, you know, bringing about the end times and, you know, making Israel fall first and then the U.S. is going to be that whole that what is it that the Eda or I mean like that esoteric part of things I'm a little bit not as well versed in.

00:56:43.380 But I do wonder these if these cultural moments are being pushed a little bit and even someone like me getting brought back onto Twitter, not because I'm a small fish, not to say, you know, anything.

00:56:54.240 But like I have that song, The Way They Shut It Down, which has become, for better or for worse, a culturally significant song because it captured that meme, right?

00:57:03.480 The zeitgeist, that moment of the – because it was basically written to – I wrote that to YouTube as be like fucking to do it, like daring you.

00:57:12.720 And they took the bait.

00:57:14.280 And now I went from a dead –

00:57:16.200 Put the gun to your head.

00:57:17.340 That's right.

00:57:17.740 Like poor faggot. 1.00

00:57:18.320 That's right.

00:57:19.000 And I went from a dead shadow ban YouTube channel to talking with you fine gentlemen right now, which I never would have done.

00:57:26.720 And it's – you know, it's – and I'm losing jobs and stuff over this.

00:57:29.640 But, hey, I'm at least – people have a voice now where I didn't really – even when I was stuck under that YouTube shadow ban.

00:57:35.760 So I feel like the conversation is being had right now, but we have to be careful not to let it get – lose the narrative and let it get taken away from us a little bit.

00:57:47.980 And for us not to take the bait.

00:57:50.300 Exactly.

00:57:50.940 Yeah.

00:57:51.320 And I commend people like Stu, but then I'm also kind of like, okay, I get what you're doing, but then again, you're not going to wake up everybody, right?

00:57:58.680 So just for example, we can talk about – this is a different conversation, but the parasite theory, the parasite pill theory, y'all familiar with that?

00:58:06.700 Oh, yeah.

00:58:07.200 Because that gets in with the whole Nephilim thing, and I'd love to talk to you about that too, right?

00:58:11.020 Before we go on that, I just wanted to bring this up.

00:58:14.820 This is – you probably weren't around when this happened, but I just – I was walking my kids in the park, and I said, you could do adrenochrome, hate the Jays, which way Western men. 0.78

00:58:23.920 Elon Musk answers and says, is Mel Gibson really that buff?

00:58:27.220 Well, it's an obscure answer to a clearly anti-Semitic tweet.

00:58:32.120 Yeah, yeah.

00:58:32.900 And this was a 1.2 – it went to like, I don't know, 6 million –

00:58:36.440 When was this?

00:58:39.100 Oh, my God.

00:58:39.980 Probably like a year ago now.

00:58:41.220 I was going to say the beginning of last summer.

00:58:43.880 Yeah, it was a while ago.

00:58:46.480 So it's one of these things that I'm constantly pondering.

00:58:50.300 I'm like, why the fuck –

00:58:50.860 Yeah, they're doing that.

00:58:52.240 It's – yeah, so I put it out there.

00:58:54.080 This is obviously a cheeky meme.

00:58:55.520 It's like a poke fun, but it should not get more than 200 or 300 likes.

00:58:59.920 It should have a couple – you know, funny.

00:59:01.680 Ha-ha.

00:59:02.580 He saw it, and there's no reason for him to amplify this tweet other than to stoke whatever it was.

00:59:08.880 This is before October 7th.

00:59:10.740 Right.

00:59:10.900 But everything leading up to it, like it was this meme, and then like shortly after, Kanye West was there with the Raelian sign.

00:59:20.820 It's the Nazi symbol. 0.81

00:59:21.460 That was some weird shit, too.

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00:59:50.620 Yeah, then he gets kicked out of Twitter.

00:59:56.440 I guess he gets put back on by Elon Musk.

00:59:58.600 But like a lot of these weird drops, like going against the Jews, and it's like amplification here, and it's like here's the marching order, here's the marching order.

01:00:06.520 And then October 7th, anything that I posted from that day on was super viral.

01:00:12.220 And I'm like, I'm going, I am not showing any mercy towards the Jews, and I'm being very funny about it, and millions and millions of views on that.

01:00:21.200 And it just, like, it just makes me think, I'm like, why did you answer this?

01:00:24.860 Like, what were you, are you gay?

01:00:26.980 Like, you're talking about, no, that's too, that's funny, but it's too simple.

01:00:31.700 This is a, this is like 5D chess stuff.

01:00:33.920 You know by amplifying this, this now gets out there.

01:00:36.680 Where it's put into, you know, the, the Haaretts and, like, all these other gay Jewish magazines are writing about blood libel and top lops and about Elon Musk. 0.92

01:00:45.140 Wow.

01:00:45.360 He eventually deletes this tweet.

01:00:47.480 Interesting.

01:00:48.480 Yes, the damage was done.

01:00:50.000 And now here we are about a year later.

01:00:52.520 And look at the landscape now.

01:00:54.260 Look at, it's just, like, fucking blown up buildings from, like, not, not just from this tweet, but this is just another grain of sand that just kept adding to this.

01:01:02.180 It reminded me, I did a song about Shmooley, our favorite, our favorite dildo, fucking rabbi. 1.00

01:01:09.180 Um, and of all people, Roger Stone comments USS Liberty on my song.

01:01:16.360 He tweets USS Liberty on, as a reply to, cause I sing about the USS Liberty in that song and Roger Stone, and I'm like, here I am, like, lambasting this fucking, this crazy rabbi guy. 1.00

01:01:30.720 And then, like, why is he given that visibility?

01:01:32.780 And his tweet got, you know, a bunch of, I mean, it wasn't a million views, but it was a lot.

01:01:36.500 And then I'm like, why?

01:01:37.880 That's weird.

01:01:38.380 Roger Stone started following me after, uh, I made a tweet about Trump potentially being the Antichrist.

01:01:44.360 And then, like, all of a sudden Roger Stone started following me.

01:01:47.500 You know, we, we talk a lot on this show about how more and more it seems like culture is not genuine at all.

01:01:56.020 And that it's entirely, yeah, it's entirely manufactured.

01:01:59.940 I don't think I've listened to that one yet.

01:02:01.340 Um, but culture is entirely manufactured.

01:02:04.240 Anything that shows promise as a grassroots cultural movement is immediately co-opted.

01:02:10.640 And then, you know, from there, it's, it's something totally, uh, uh, you know, disingenuine and, and, and fabricated.

01:02:17.960 And when you look at Twitter, Twitter is at the forefront right now of, you know, the culture.

01:02:24.140 Everything is downstream from Twitter.

01:02:26.420 That's why I take...

01:02:28.420 That's suspicious.

01:02:29.420 It is very suspicious, right?

01:02:31.680 Because you have a man in Elon Musk who has his hand on the, the, the mechanisms of maybe the, the biggest cultural creator that has ever existed in Twitter.

01:02:45.200 I think it is just reinforcing all of our echo chambers and, and has ramped up as of late.

01:02:51.520 And I noticed this because every once in a blue moon, I get out of my shadow band bubble and the NPC swarm, like it's the fucking Mr. Smith's in the matrix, right?

01:03:04.400 You being activated.

01:03:05.580 Like I said, when I pissed off black Twitter, it's like every once in a while I'll do something. 1.00

01:03:10.060 And then, cause I'll post it and I'm posting it and then I'm like, wow, there's so many, everyone likes this and no one is dissenting.

01:03:15.140 And it's, we are all in these echo chambers basically.

01:03:17.960 And we're getting reinforced again and again.

01:03:21.000 And then every once in a while, like I did my, a Sandy Hook post about questioning Sandy Hook and that got outside and got a million views and stuff.

01:03:27.420 And then, oh my God, it was a swarm of locusts, right?

01:03:30.620 Or when I did the Transurrection song that I wrote last year, um, and when the Tran, Trannies found me, it was just thousands of threats. 1.00

01:03:39.840 When the Trannies found me. 1.00

01:03:41.480 Dude, it was great.

01:03:42.640 I've never been, I've pissed off a lot of people, but they are next level.

01:03:47.680 I, I, I have kicked, I've kicked every single one of these hornets nests and there is a technique that you can use.

01:03:54.380 You have to game the algorithm.

01:03:56.080 So you have to know when it's open to you right now.

01:03:58.640 Well, right now the algorithm is back open to me.

01:04:01.020 The last two weeks it was closed.

01:04:02.600 And actually something very interesting happened, David.

01:04:05.000 And I think it was a coordinated attack on my account, which is I have never seen anything like this before.

01:04:09.720 I gained about 7,000 followers, something like that.

01:04:13.000 And I, I just, I texted you.

01:04:14.540 I was like, look at this shit.

01:04:15.360 This is crazy.

01:04:16.660 And now I'm back down to the same, like, well, I have more followers because I'm like naturally gaining.

01:04:21.540 But it was just bots.

01:04:22.780 I saw that.

01:04:23.520 I saw, yeah, I saw that your numbers kind of leveled out.

01:04:26.560 Yeah.

01:04:27.420 And then they, then they depleted them, which tanks your algorithm for like two weeks because now it looks like, I don't know what it looks like.

01:04:33.840 It just looks weird.

01:04:34.860 So I was like, what the fuck was that about?

01:04:36.680 Then anyway, you got to pay attention to when the algorithm is there.

01:04:39.660 And then there's certain words that you can say that will get into like, that will attract the mind of a black person and make them really freak out. 0.96

01:04:46.620 So I want to let you go, Kylan, but I do want to say with both of your accounts, they're both sizable accounts.

01:04:53.440 I'm only looking at like 6,000 followers, but you guys are like, I know, Kylan, you're about to kiss 30,000.

01:04:59.880 Top, you're sitting over a little bit over 30,000.

01:05:02.560 And I just realized like you guys, if you're, if you have your hands on the algorithm and you're like, okay, we're going to manipulate this culture today.

01:05:11.040 Numbers like yours, pages like yours, they, they move you guys around.

01:05:16.560 They go, okay, now lift it off of like this one, top lobster. 0.99

01:05:19.760 This will be a good one.

01:05:20.460 Lift it off of him.

01:05:22.140 He's going to do a thing and it's, it's going to, it's going to make noise.

01:05:25.140 And it's like, it's just interesting.

01:05:26.740 Cause you're, you guys are very manipulated.

01:05:28.340 I feel like take, yeah, the whole thing is like a gaslighting thing, but see, honestly, it's the same shit I've been dealing with on you since YouTube in 2006.

01:05:37.800 Like I, they were fucking with my numbers.

01:05:40.360 They, I saw, uh, um, view counts being removed and I was saying, Hey guys, like something's going on with my YouTube channel.

01:05:47.580 Everyone's like, shut up.

01:05:48.340 You've, you know, you're just being paranoid.

01:05:49.800 Right.

01:05:49.980 Cause that wasn't a thing.

01:05:51.400 But all of social media since the beginning has been one massive gaslighting experience, psychological warfare experiment against us.

01:06:00.960 And I think right now it's TikTok and Twitter that are the two shining beacons of like a refined product.

01:06:07.600 Yeah.

01:06:07.740 They moved on from Facebook cause they already got as much, you know, things like that, that are kind of, they, they hit hard back in the day and now it's the next things.

01:06:15.600 And yeah, Twitter X or whatever, that's where, where that manipulation is happening for sure.

01:06:21.200 And I feel almost dirty using it, but then at the same time, it's like, you know, cause I don't know, honestly that they could just ban me anytime.

01:06:28.760 And then I'm just, that's it.

01:06:30.220 Right.

01:06:30.480 That's what happened to me last year.

01:06:31.760 Like I thought, Hey, this is a new situation.

01:06:33.800 And on father's day, randomly, they just banned me.

01:06:37.120 And then I'm like, okay.

01:06:38.460 And then I just moved on.

01:06:40.720 Then they unbanned me on October 7th.

01:06:43.100 Someone sub doxes me to my job with, boy, they shut it down right when the anti, the Jew stuff is at the most heat.

01:06:50.740 What was that conversation like?

01:06:52.560 Well, I got fired.

01:06:53.680 No, I mean, I know that, but like, what did they say?

01:06:56.780 Like, did they go, Hey, I got a, uh, you ever, you like music, right?

01:06:59.920 Is this you?

01:07:00.560 Did you tweet this?

01:07:03.900 Yeah.

01:07:04.340 I mean, that's a whole nother thing.

01:07:05.640 I mean, I've been, I've been let go for a number of times now for various content.

01:07:10.880 So, I mean, it is, I'm used to it, but this one was particularly obnoxious.

01:07:15.380 At the top of the show, I asked you about, uh, your, your relationship or how you felt about Odyssey.

01:07:20.480 And I agree with what you said.

01:07:22.080 Odyssey is a really good, the technology of Odyssey, I think is unmatched and it's way better than Rumble.

01:07:27.160 I like the idea that the creator, they have a good, um, view of things and they're like, fuck.

01:07:32.640 They did.

01:07:33.520 I used to work for them.

01:07:34.920 Oh, okay.

01:07:35.760 Actually, I did.

01:07:36.420 I did know that.

01:07:37.220 Yeah.

01:07:37.500 Yeah.

01:07:38.000 Yeah.

01:07:38.360 I worked for them.

01:07:40.340 You know what?

01:07:40.780 Let's just fucking get into it here.

01:07:42.100 I've never said this before.

01:07:43.180 Um, yeah.

01:07:44.400 So Jeremy Kaufman hired me.

01:07:46.060 He's a libertarian and he liked my artwork.

01:07:48.600 So he hired me.

01:07:49.200 He was co-owner there.

01:07:50.720 Uh, the backbone of Odyssey is library LBRY.

01:07:55.020 That's how it's a, it's like a blockchain technology that stores your data.

01:07:58.820 So all your shit that's on Odyssey is backed up on library right now, which is a great technology.

01:08:04.120 It'll never go anywhere.

01:08:04.940 You have to have a hundred percent consensus to delete or change something.

01:08:08.720 They've run into issues obviously with illegalities, but, uh, they, and they got sued by the federal government for, uh, they, they use like LBRY coin.

01:08:18.440 And they were saying it's a, I forgot exactly the terminology, but like Adam, they, they got sued to oblivion and now it's just basically running itself.

01:08:27.100 It's just a skeleton crew.

01:08:28.700 It still exists sort of in a way, but the government has beaten it down.

01:08:32.240 And in that time, uh, Kaufman had to sell Odyssey, his shares to not appear part of it.

01:08:39.820 And it was like, it was crazy.

01:08:42.600 Like internally, what happened was like he sold.

01:08:45.580 And then they're like, we just got funding from someplace.

01:08:48.540 I don't want to say, and it's not Israel. 0.54

01:08:50.360 And they're like, it's like, it's crazy.

01:08:52.540 We're going to be moving up to the next level.

01:08:54.260 Then they hire some white woman who's a liberal college professor. 1.00

01:08:57.060 And she comes in and begins to like change how everything's done.

01:09:00.680 Micromanages the Twitter doesn't look the same.

01:09:02.920 The mission is not the same.

01:09:05.160 It's just gone to garbage.

01:09:07.800 They, she let me go.

01:09:09.720 Um, and I, from what I can assume now that I've been told from some coworkers, she was like, oh, top loss.

01:09:14.700 I accidentally logged on with this email rather than another one when I'm doing a zoom meeting.

01:09:19.160 It's like, what's that for?

01:09:20.260 And I was like, oh, um, it's just a Jordan Peterson reference.

01:09:22.780 And she goes, oh, I'm like, you know, write that down.

01:09:25.860 And I was like, oh, that's not good.

01:09:27.740 But I was like, you know what?

01:09:28.500 I really don't give a fuck.

01:09:29.860 So I get fired shortly after.

01:09:32.600 And I was like, okay, I see which way this is going.

01:09:34.920 And, you know, now my, my ex coworkers, they're also fired because the company has just, uh, moved itself into irrelevancy.

01:09:43.800 I suppose it's really just there.

01:09:46.440 And, uh, I don't know.

01:09:47.720 I see people, I don't even know how people get views.

01:09:49.700 And I, I'm glad that you're still getting views, but most of my artwork is still up on there.

01:09:54.420 And I have not worked for them for two years.

01:09:56.840 That's how, like, it's just a ghost town going on over there.

01:09:59.460 It's just very bizarre.

01:10:01.020 But when I look at it, my conspiracy brain starts going.

01:10:03.200 It's like, oh, this is a promising platform that has a great backbone for technology that you can't really censor.

01:10:09.100 And it just, it, it shot itself in the foot wanting to not be political when at the time YouTube is kicking out every right-wing organizer, right-wing creator.

01:10:19.940 They said, no, no, we want cat videos.

01:10:22.220 Well, guess what, motherfucker?

01:10:23.240 You're not going to get cat videos because YouTube is a place for cat videos.

01:10:27.200 That's the king.

01:10:28.100 Whenever I want to see meaningless, stupid videos, I was watching a guy hatch eggs the other day for, like, three hours with my kids.

01:10:33.280 It's YouTube all day long.

01:10:35.640 For the other stuff, you have to go to these other platforms.

01:10:38.520 And you know that.

01:10:39.640 You have the, you have the, the metrics and you see what works on here.

01:10:42.980 So it was like, man, I've never seen a company just throw itself down the toilet on purpose.

01:10:50.120 Because now, you know, you say Rumble, right?

01:10:53.000 Who says Odyssey?

01:10:54.460 You're the first person to say it on the show since we've been doing it.

01:10:57.500 And I do a lot of other shows for, like, maybe two or three years now.

01:11:01.440 You're the first person to say that.

01:11:03.140 So I'm like, what the hell happened there, man?

01:11:05.780 It just seems, it smells like.

01:11:08.400 Subversion.

01:11:08.880 It sounds like something was happening there.

01:11:12.320 And, yeah, and, you know, I had a lot of hope for in BitChute, too, back in the day.

01:11:17.060 And I was pumping out stuff.

01:11:18.620 Even when I, when I was on YouTube, I was pumping out stuff on BitChute. 1.00

01:11:21.260 And then never really, so I feel like with the Odyssey thing, it's, it was, I, I'm, I have that connection because I was able to save all of my YouTube videos.

01:11:32.100 So that's where all my content is.

01:11:33.840 So I have that connection there.

01:11:35.640 And continue to use it.

01:11:36.720 The guys that run this, like Tom, these are great dudes.

01:11:40.100 They like, they're, and they're brilliant.

01:11:42.100 And I do, but I do get the sense that none of my content is, and I'm not going to be like, oh, they're not featuring me.

01:11:47.080 But none of my content is put on any page, you know, it's not being seen except for the very small people that are following my channel.

01:11:54.360 Whereas on Rumble, I'm looking, you look at my Rumble page, some of my recent videos have, have 5,000, 10,000 views.

01:12:03.100 And I, and I think that they're getting pushed by the algo because I don't know what, what the deal is with that.

01:12:10.220 I think also Rumble seems to work really well.

01:12:12.900 If you have a Rumble and you have a presence on, on Twitter or X, these things go hand in hand really well.

01:12:19.020 Uh, it seems that people on X are responsive.

01:12:21.660 Three days ago, 3,000 views, 14,000 for my parasite pill video.

01:12:25.460 That's like really high 14,000 for anything.

01:12:28.640 It's just, it's, it's way higher than it should be.

01:12:31.300 And certainly way higher than, um, uh, Odyssey, you know, I'll be real.

01:12:36.560 I, some of these, I feel like the views are inflated, but even if they are inflated,

01:12:40.980 they're not inflated to a level that is insane.

01:12:43.340 Oh, they're definitely, I mean, every metric on the internet is fake and gay. 1.00

01:12:46.160 Cause I can see that even on the higher, higher viewed ones, the, the likes and the comments aren't reflected in that thing.

01:12:53.660 So, I mean, my whole deal is I'm a pattern guy because I'm a Scrabble person.

01:12:56.400 I like do words and stuff.

01:12:57.540 So I'm looking at these numbers and I'm like, yeah, it's a little bit weird and it's not really,

01:13:01.680 but Hey, they're, the numbers are there and, um, the engagement is happening.

01:13:05.620 Uh, so yeah, I honestly, yeah.

01:13:08.760 Rumble is the thing and I, I stubbornly trying to keep Odyssey relevant for better, for worse,

01:13:15.420 because again, I, it's the eggs, all eggs in the basket thing.

01:13:18.020 If I have everything on rumble, what happens in five years?

01:13:22.100 If something happens to rumble, you know, I'm, I can't make the same mistake I did, uh, with YouTube.

01:13:27.420 Absolutely.

01:13:28.220 Yeah, no, you have to, you have to cover all your bases.

01:13:30.120 I'm just saying, it's just, I was just asking.

01:13:31.940 I like to.

01:13:32.320 No, I really appreciate hearing that.

01:13:33.720 And I was wondering what, like, what the fuck was going on with the, they were saying they

01:13:37.300 were going to shut down and then it's something sketchy seemed to have happened.

01:13:40.220 And like I said, I'm not, I don't feel ever promoted by them, even though I try to give

01:13:43.840 them as much love.

01:13:44.500 I mean, I'm a small account, but still 3000 subs subs is a lot of followers is a lot for,

01:13:49.460 for what I do on a small thing like that.

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01:14:18.880 And people give me money, tips and stuff when I post the songs, so.

01:14:26.760 I wouldn't be, I wouldn't doubt it's because you're explicitly political towards one side

01:14:30.680 and there, I either, there's a couple of things that could happen.

01:14:35.300 Either it's nefarious or they, maybe a more likely reason is they saw what happened with

01:14:41.540 Jeremy, because Jeremy is very specifically libertarian and he, to like, he told the, the,

01:14:47.020 the fucking judge, like, you go fuck yourself. 0.98

01:14:49.280 Like, they don't, he doesn't care.

01:14:51.000 He's a badass.

01:14:52.040 And, uh, they're like, we're going to stay away from that and try to like be as milquetoast

01:14:56.320 as we can.

01:14:56.800 But guess what?

01:14:57.600 That doesn't work in today's day and age.

01:14:59.260 You better have a fucking opinion.

01:15:00.840 If you're lukewarm, I'm going to spit you out of my mouth.

01:15:03.880 Be hot or cold.

01:15:05.420 Right.

01:15:05.620 And, you know, it's possible.

01:15:07.080 I mean, that's how I felt when I, I was like, go big or go home and like to that, I'd given

01:15:11.280 up on my channel.

01:15:12.240 I was, I spent most of the 2010s kind of just shitposting and doing conspiracy forums and

01:15:19.120 researching and stuff like that.

01:15:20.720 I wasn't really taking the song thing seriously.

01:15:22.860 Cause I mean, I wasn't, it wasn't getting me anywhere in my career.

01:15:27.160 Um, but then when 2020 happened and with the COVID all that, I'm like, I can't just sit

01:15:33.280 back anymore.

01:15:33.900 So I started going, I was just no prisoners.

01:15:36.420 And I, you know, pumped out, you will never be a woman song, which almost got me fired. 1.00

01:15:40.960 And then, oy vey, shut it down, which did get me fired.

01:15:43.900 And then the COVID songs, which probably got my YouTube channel deleted.

01:15:48.140 And so I was like, you know what?

01:15:49.260 I don't have, I have no more fucks to give. 0.56

01:15:51.440 That's a good song.

01:15:52.320 That's no more fucks.

01:15:54.080 There's an interesting thing that's happening right now where, I mean, you guys are both

01:15:58.000 expressing actual real world ramifications for your opinions and ideas.

01:16:03.880 Uh, but I would say right now we've entered this realm where like people are piping up

01:16:11.040 and realizing that nothing's happening.

01:16:14.000 Like there was a big fear that, I mean, for me, even, I just assumed that everybody would

01:16:21.520 get the treatment that you guys got.

01:16:23.740 I've been a welder for, uh, most of my life.

01:16:26.660 And so, you know, they don't give a shit as long as you can make metal stick together

01:16:30.040 that you can say whatever the fuck you want. 0.54

01:16:31.520 I think the reality is like after, after this happened to me and, uh, it's like very much

01:16:36.720 a shock, right?

01:16:37.460 They like, like, Oh damn, I can't believe that happened.

01:16:40.040 And I'm like, Oh, my life, I'm going to die.

01:16:42.780 And then I took stock.

01:16:44.300 I'm like, I'm going to fucking die.

01:16:45.600 I'm actually doing better than ever.

01:16:47.420 This is, they can't stop you unless you just stop doing stuff yourself.

01:16:53.680 So the last job that I just lost, I was, look, I'm a musician, so I can't really complain.

01:16:59.000 I mean, everything's broken.

01:17:00.000 Musicians are not paid.

01:17:01.140 We should be paid like 10 times or whatever, but like I was just working basically for free

01:17:05.240 for much of the week and I loved it.

01:17:07.820 And it was like giving back to my community and it was really hard to let go of that.

01:17:12.200 But, um, at the end of the day, I'm like, dude, I'm going to be fine.

01:17:15.960 I was, I had that same feeling like, Oh my God, it's all ending.

01:17:18.220 But then I'm like, I'm, I'm in such a better headspace now.

01:17:21.080 I'm not, um, having to, I mean, I've been doing the neat lifestyle for a long time, right?

01:17:25.560 As a, as a, as a failed musician, right?

01:17:27.840 Type.

01:17:28.380 But so it's more of my natural state of being, but it is that perspective thing.

01:17:32.700 Like we get hit with these demoralizing punches and they're, they just kind of want you

01:17:36.380 to just to sit down and shut up and don't get back up.

01:17:39.140 And then I feel like we need to, to get back up because the kids, the kids these days,

01:17:44.840 the kids today aren't really as strong.

01:17:46.520 And I think COVID neutered a lot of their brains in a lot of ways.

01:17:50.180 This is, they just have to accept what authority says.

01:17:52.740 And now they're going to have an even hard, I mean, some of them push back hard and are

01:17:55.640 like, yeah, fuck this.

01:17:56.360 But I'm seeing a lot of, I mean, I'm in a bad area.

01:17:59.060 I mean, I, I can, people always like get out of California.

01:18:01.300 I'm like, sure.

01:18:01.880 I get it.

01:18:02.280 Right.

01:18:02.460 So I can't really complain too much about losing my job here again and again when I'm surrounded

01:18:06.320 by retards, but, um, but there, there is something to be said about standing your ground and that's

01:18:14.380 kind of what made our culture, what we are here in America, America for better, for worse.

01:18:20.400 And, and I, I, I'm lazy.

01:18:23.080 So maybe that's part of the reason why I don't want to run, but also I'm very stubborn too.

01:18:26.940 And most artist types have to be, and most jester types have to be too.

01:18:30.240 Like if we can't like pussy foot around certain issues, we can't be like, oh, I'm going to

01:18:34.640 make fun of Christians. 0.57

01:18:35.660 I would make fun of Muslims, but not Jews. 1.00

01:18:37.940 Like what kind of jester are you?

01:18:40.180 You're supposed to, everybody's got to get one.

01:18:42.580 See, I grew up in the nineties watching South park and, and it was like, you had just made

01:18:48.140 fun of everybody.

01:18:49.420 You don't pull your punches and it was, everyone had a good time and blacks and the whites and

01:18:54.220 everyone was fucking, I mean, maybe I'm idolizing a time that wasn't that great, but it was,

01:18:58.800 felt great.

01:18:59.460 Like it felt like it was, I say the same thing.

01:19:02.020 I say that we, I, I, I dunk on everybody because, and I dunk on myself probably more viciously

01:19:09.100 than, than I dunk on anybody else.

01:19:11.200 And I always say whenever the conversation really comes down to it, that I long for the

01:19:15.800 days of like early Chappelle's show where everybody got made fun of and everybody laughed

01:19:22.240 at themselves and laughed at each other.

01:19:23.640 You know, I used to watch Chappelle's show with my white mom and she would, we would walk

01:19:30.040 around the house and you'd just hear her like, fuck your couch, nigga, fuck your couch. 1.00

01:19:34.660 And like, that was how, that was how we communicated with each other.

01:19:37.620 We thought it was hilarious.

01:19:39.180 And it wasn't like we didn't have, now there's a different feeling.

01:19:44.320 Now there's a different feeling.

01:19:45.440 It's almost like on Twitter.

01:19:47.700 Twitter, it's, it's like, these fucking blacks, you know? 1.00

01:19:51.940 And like, that wasn't really necessarily the vibe in my household.

01:19:55.220 It was like, we could laugh at black people as, as like a, you know, a white household

01:20:00.120 and not feel like real animosity towards them.

01:20:03.200 And there was like bigger conversations being had like, oh yeah, definitely cross the street

01:20:07.120 if you see them coming and it's late at night.

01:20:08.680 And I literally haven't listened to that and then gotten beaten with a baseball bat.

01:20:12.620 So there's a lot of like truth to the sentiment, but right now, because we've been kept from

01:20:19.180 saying it for so long and now all of a sudden we're, we are saying it, it's getting to the

01:20:26.200 point where, um, the undertone feels kind of harsh.

01:20:30.280 You know, we were talking about the Stu Peters response to kind of, uh, all of the, the, the

01:20:35.940 COVID, uh, mandates and all these things.

01:20:37.820 And it's really, it's, it's heavy and it's appropriate, but it's like, it's got a sense

01:20:42.360 of heaviness to it.

01:20:43.140 I'm like, shit, man, where is this going?

01:20:44.960 And before we're talking about whether or not this, this culture is being engineered

01:20:49.920 and pushed into this direction where suddenly now, you know, uh, a year and a half ago,

01:20:54.620 top makes a tweet and it's crazy that this has happened that, you know, uh, Elon Musk is

01:21:00.760 responding to basically a, a, a kind of a, a ribbing of the JQ question.

01:21:05.740 But now look at the landscape, right?

01:21:07.620 And you have to ask yourself whether or not it's being manufactured and where this is going.

01:21:11.000 I think it is incredibly important to have guys like you, uh, guys like us, where we

01:21:18.140 are, we're leading with like comedy first, because this can't all be like teeth gritting

01:21:24.280 and fist clenching.

01:21:25.760 This is, and, and that feels a lot like where everything is being pushed.

01:21:29.900 Um, you know, especially with the whole, the whole Jew thing, it's like, what happens when 1.00

01:21:37.860 everybody finally stands up and goes, oh, they are this subversive force in our country, in

01:21:44.980 our politics, in our, in our culture, they are, you know, uh, seemingly on the mechanisms

01:21:51.480 that are destroying the very fabric of our nation.

01:21:53.740 Well, what happens when the only way you're allowed to say that is through clenched teeth?

01:21:58.980 Like, no, dude, you have to be able to be like, look at their nose.

01:22:03.500 Like you have to be able to do that because release valve.

01:22:07.520 It's not, dude.

01:22:08.640 That's what the court jester is.

01:22:10.680 The court jester is that.

01:22:12.080 That's right.

01:22:12.980 Yeah.

01:22:13.300 And for the masses.

01:22:14.280 And when you take that away, then it bubbles up into tyranny or revolution is really one or

01:22:20.580 the other.

01:22:21.300 And I worry that that is kind of almost like we're being engineered towards that a little

01:22:24.500 bit.

01:22:25.420 And, and, and how they, these moments like the Chappelle era and the South Park, early

01:22:31.920 South Park era, these, or even going back to the sixties, when you actually had a moment

01:22:36.420 when there was genuine folk music protesting the Vietnam war and everything, what happened?

01:22:41.040 All these got co-opted.

01:22:42.140 They got snuffed out.

01:22:43.360 They got deliberately redirected.

01:22:45.940 And here you have, take hip hop in the eighties when there was this genuine cultural moment

01:22:51.020 that of creativity that honestly hadn't happened for black people since, fuck, since ragtime 1.00

01:22:56.120 and jazz.

01:22:56.700 Right.

01:22:57.040 And then what did we see?

01:22:58.420 They took that over real fast.

01:23:00.040 Same thing happened with, with ragtime and that, and it was turned into this, uh, other

01:23:04.500 type of thing.

01:23:05.160 I mean, there was a nice like swing era, but I mean, getting whatever.

01:23:08.820 So yes, there, they, there's these moments where the, this is stability that is afforded

01:23:15.400 to the, the, the masses when they have these times.

01:23:17.980 And then when they get taken away, it is almost like they are priming us because they want

01:23:23.980 to push us to that point where they can then stomp down, which is why I recently wrote a

01:23:29.840 song, uh, uh, it's a fucking joke. 0.94

01:23:31.720 You cunts, uh, for, for count Donk, it's a Dancula, right. 0.99

01:23:35.340 And about the dog, right.

01:23:36.840 The, the, the, the, the, the pug and, and how, once you take away the, the court jester's

01:23:41.580 voice, um, then that's your warning that things, shit's about to get real.

01:23:48.180 Right.

01:23:48.760 And they've, they've done that even.

01:23:50.380 So I work closely with, uh, like a lot of comedians and like upcoming comedians.

01:23:54.640 And, uh, I hate to say it, but they kind of have done that with them too, because they're

01:23:59.460 promised, uh, you know, I don't know, a special or a Netflix thing, or you won't be able

01:24:03.500 to talk to, I don't know, Theo Vaughn or whatever.

01:24:06.160 Um, and it's like, but, but you're not telling the truth.

01:24:09.140 And now I'm out there, I'm a truck driver.

01:24:12.440 I got no, I'm not an artist.

01:24:14.180 I got no business doing this.

01:24:15.420 I do general construction.

01:24:16.420 That's what I should be doing.

01:24:17.220 But now I'm out there doing comedy with art and also now con literal comedy on these kind

01:24:24.140 of shows.

01:24:25.120 And people are laughing and it's funnier than what you guys are doing, but you're funnier

01:24:29.640 than me.

01:24:30.040 Don't make me do this, but you're not allowed to, you have to like toe this line.

01:24:34.160 And that's very dangerous when the court jester is now paid to not criticize the King.

01:24:39.920 That is right.

01:24:40.900 And man, I love that you, I mean, I, I love doing, I love writing these songs, but at the

01:24:46.000 end of the day, I'd rather play ragtime piano, teach kids music and, um, and, and, and play

01:24:53.180 for silent movies and go to ragtime music.

01:24:55.640 If I was like, I don't really like, I feel like I, I, I demean myself a little bit by

01:25:02.780 being, doing this.

01:25:04.040 I mean, I, I kind of, I'm sleeping in my own bed here.

01:25:07.100 Right.

01:25:07.280 But I made my bed, right.

01:25:08.320 Whatever.

01:25:08.840 But, uh, I do feel obligated that there was this lack of anybody doing this kind of content.

01:25:16.200 And I, I, I feel like the normies asked for it because here I was trying to do shit for

01:25:23.000 them for 15 years.

01:25:24.660 I'm not being like, Oh, what was me?

01:25:25.900 They didn't listen, but kind of, because I was trying to make a genuine effort and give

01:25:30.160 back in the way that I was a way that I thought was going to help just, you know, keeping this

01:25:33.900 music alive.

01:25:34.380 But I was shut down everywhere I went.

01:25:36.340 You know, I, I, I, I'm not going to make this about the last 15 years of my artistic

01:25:41.380 failures, but I got to a point where like, fine, you guys don't want me to do, you're

01:25:47.100 not accepting me because you've been bred to only like what is comfortable and what doesn't

01:25:51.980 make the worms in your butt, like wriggle too much or whatever it is that it's causing 0.94

01:25:55.520 you to spaz out when I play music.

01:25:58.640 Now I'm like, okay, fine.

01:26:00.020 I guess we, I guess I'll do it.

01:26:02.800 It's a dirty job, right?

01:26:03.880 If no one else is doing it correctly, I'll just try, I'll take a stab at it.

01:26:07.740 And I feel like, you know, even when I was first starting and it was, Oh yeah, this is

01:26:12.680 pretty cringe. 0.82

01:26:13.340 I mean, most of what I do is pretty cringe.

01:26:14.980 It's kind of the point.

01:26:15.600 But at first, you know, I'm like, this is pretty bad.

01:26:18.800 But people were like, you know what?

01:26:20.140 You need to do this because no one else really is.

01:26:23.380 I'm like, okay, all right, dude.

01:26:25.180 I'm like, as I'm, this is actually like, uh, inspiring me a lot, this conversation, because

01:26:31.220 as you, as you're talking, I'm realizing like, we have to make these jokes about black people. 0.91

01:26:37.880 We have to make these jokes about Jews. 1.00

01:26:39.940 We have to make these jokes about women or people are going to die. 1.00

01:26:46.000 You know what I mean?

01:26:46.860 Like we gotta, we have to make these jokes or they're going to kill you.

01:26:50.580 So do you understand?

01:26:52.160 Yo, do you know, this is perfect.

01:26:53.760 Like I just wrote a song called the euphemism song just like a few days ago.

01:26:58.400 This is perfect.

01:26:59.100 Yeah.

01:26:59.200 This is like exactly right.

01:27:00.060 So you know how they're like, say, Oh, it's a scholar that did it.

01:27:03.500 Or it's a, uh, uh, you know, it was done by like a lunchtime rowdy, you know, they come

01:27:08.300 up with all these, these phrases that are fucking hilarious. 0.61

01:27:12.080 It was like, Oh, it was a knife wielding sicko, you know?

01:27:15.140 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:27:16.260 So I did a whole song on all the euphemisms that they're, that they do and why they do it.

01:27:21.580 And yeah, cause what they're, they're reporting all these things and it's not giving an accurate

01:27:27.120 reflection of what's actually happening in the world with the, the, this, this new speak,

01:27:31.780 this double speak or whatever.

01:27:33.720 And no, and I, we got to push back on that and be like, no, you're full, you're, you're

01:27:38.140 psychologically warping the, the, it's a, again, it's like a big psyop on the, on the

01:27:42.980 population and it gets them not paying attention on the real dangers.

01:27:47.080 Right?

01:27:47.360 So they had everyone psyched over COVID when the real danger was the protocols.

01:27:51.580 And the treatments that they were, were doing and everyone's, Oh, look over here.

01:27:56.080 They've been redirected from where the real danger, our, our sense of danger has been

01:28:00.340 completely like messed up.

01:28:03.460 We have no, we've lost that.

01:28:04.820 We can go back to the, it's almost insane to, it's insane to think that if we had some

01:28:09.820 big comedians on stage making jokes about like, no dude, the respirators kill you.

01:28:14.240 Actually, that's, what's happening.

01:28:15.260 Like people literally people would not have died.

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01:28:51.360 Like I, I, you were allowed to, we were allowed to be shamed in one direction, but the comedy,

01:28:56.880 the comedian was supposed to shame back and they can do it much more powerfully than Don

01:29:00.600 Lamont on CNN.

01:29:01.720 He's a faggot. 1.00

01:29:02.900 It's and they, but a lot of them failed.

01:29:05.000 A lot of them did, but a lot of them were struck down and they saw their guy next to them

01:29:09.620 full and they were like, I'm not going to do that.

01:29:12.420 And then there's a lot of stolen valor types that came in like two or three years into it

01:29:16.560 and we're like, Hey, it wasn't, wasn't COVID so ridiculous.

01:29:19.040 And everyone's like, huh?

01:29:19.960 So, so brave.

01:29:21.220 And I'm like, yeah, David Spade just gagged me with a spoon over here.

01:29:24.440 Fucking 2023.

01:29:26.140 You're like, Oh yeah.

01:29:26.900 You mean when my grandmother died, but I couldn't see her.

01:29:29.360 Ridiculous.

01:29:29.740 She died alone.

01:29:30.800 I remember it was ridiculous.

01:29:31.820 It was, it was great.

01:29:32.520 Like, I mean, heads need to roll and I'm not even being Stu Peters over here.

01:29:36.700 No, I mean, in that regard, that that's the one thing that, um, you know, we're having

01:29:41.040 this conversation about how things need to be, there needs to be a comedic element to

01:29:45.360 all of this as well, because, or, or else, you know, that pressure valve isn't going to

01:29:49.240 be released and it's going to explode.

01:29:51.760 But also when it comes to the people who compelled you, uh, you know, with the threat of losing

01:29:58.420 your job, losing your livelihood, not being able to see your loved ones as they passed away

01:30:02.320 in the fucking hospital compelled you to get these experimental vaccines for, for your 0.60

01:30:06.220 children, the, the, the people that aided in the violation of the Nuremberg code, those

01:30:11.060 people need to fucking die. 0.79

01:30:12.500 I think we're to that point in the story now where there needs to be, we kind of, this is

01:30:17.900 a, this is a rumble exclusive.

01:30:20.060 It's going to be a rumble exclusive.

01:30:21.180 I just realized that.

01:30:21.880 Yeah.

01:30:21.940 We're not going to be airing this one on fucking YouTube, but there is, um, a point to comedy.

01:30:28.020 Comedy is mercy, right?

01:30:31.380 Um, it, it allows the release of that pressure, but there are people that were never held accountable

01:30:38.400 for something that we were slow boiled in a pot as frogs and didn't realize it.

01:30:45.800 And then the, the news media cycle moved so quickly.

01:30:50.280 So many things have happened since then.

01:30:52.340 It's crazy.

01:30:52.980 They're trying to make it move on.

01:30:54.760 They're trying to move on hard.

01:30:55.700 We've got a million and a half reasons to forget what happened.

01:30:59.200 And there are plenty of people that are fucking dead.

01:31:03.700 There are plenty of people that are permanently changed.

01:31:06.280 Uh, literally the code of ethics we put in place to make sure that Nazis didn't experiment 0.98

01:31:11.260 on fucking human beings again, uh, is yeah. 0.73

01:31:15.180 Chris Cuomo is now running around like he didn't push a narrative the hardest.

01:31:18.880 It's part of the script though.

01:31:19.920 He's like, almost like it's clearly he's the actor doing the role of, Hey, oops guys.

01:31:24.780 And putting out, he sees that friendly face to the, the people that were brainwashed to

01:31:28.720 kind of, it kind of slow, you know, um, inch them in to the harsh realization, which many

01:31:33.920 of them are never going to be able to fully grasp.

01:31:35.860 Well, they're making a mistake though, because I don't, I'll see if they're making a mistake,

01:31:39.800 but, uh, uh, our friend Dave Smith is going to be debating him.

01:31:43.420 And I don't think he's, I messaged Dave myself and I was like, Hey, like, you know, I've seen

01:31:48.580 you debate a bunch of people, but like kill this guy.

01:31:51.840 And he says, I'm going to take his soul.

01:31:53.540 So I was like, all right, so we'll see.

01:31:56.040 I don't know how much of it he's got left, but, uh, he can, that's a good, good effort.

01:32:00.360 Yeah, but just the exposure of like what happened here, if you have anyone else going up against

01:32:06.000 him, they'll leave him out.

01:32:07.120 And I hope, I hope Dave does his due diligence and does not just puts him in a corner and

01:32:13.340 does not let him squirm his way out because people need to see it.

01:32:16.040 And people will see that it's on a fairly big platform.

01:32:18.000 So that could be one of these things that kind of like breaks the eggshell that we've

01:32:23.040 been, we've never going to let it go.

01:32:25.180 I'm never going to let it go.

01:32:26.040 You shouldn't.

01:32:26.660 You absolutely shouldn't.

01:32:27.720 Um, I, I, um, and this can be a whole different conversation, but through the 2010s, I was just

01:32:33.060 immersed myself in conspiracy theories and I found in my, I concluded that vaccine was

01:32:38.800 the biggest one, at least, I mean, there's obviously for me, right.

01:32:41.700 That's what I would have my most focus on.

01:32:43.060 My nigga, but I was in the same fucking boat, man.

01:32:45.620 I was, I had a kid too.

01:32:47.060 So then I actually had to read search all of these vaccines and I'm like, the actual

01:32:51.920 history is just all fake and gay. 0.99

01:32:53.840 And it's just, it makes me, it's the most proof.

01:32:57.240 I think that we are a controlled species by something else.

01:33:00.600 Um, that's the number one evidence I have for that.

01:33:04.800 Um, wow, there's others, but, um, so I was in the mindset of this is the most important

01:33:10.800 issue.

01:33:11.140 So when 2020 came around, I'm like, this is it guys.

01:33:13.180 This is it.

01:33:13.500 The big one, the big fake, the big hoax, the big whatever.

01:33:16.200 And so I'm never going to let it go.

01:33:18.620 And I, I pinned, I wrote a song in 2020 called the pandemic dance where I spelled it all out.

01:33:22.920 I said, they're killing y'all with the protocols.

01:33:24.360 The vaccine's going to actually kill you.

01:33:25.900 Yada, yada, yada, 10, 10 minutes long.

01:33:28.120 And I pinned that to my YouTube page and that's the pin song right now on my X page.

01:33:32.780 So it's like, I'm not going to let it go.

01:33:34.500 Um, this is, uh, this is the hill that I'm going to die on.

01:33:37.380 So there's, I feel like we need to have that, say that aloud so that more like-minded people

01:33:43.080 also do not sort of let it go.

01:33:45.020 Like, I'm not trying to convince the, the normies with that.

01:33:48.560 Right.

01:33:48.800 But like that song, but what I am doing, like my silly Fauci jingles, those are meant to.

01:33:54.760 And that's why I lost my YouTube channel, I think was when I'm joking with a catchy tune

01:34:00.840 was able to make fun of Fauci.

01:34:02.680 And there was a way that was not geared towards the stupiders audience.

01:34:05.980 That was geared towards the people that are just browsing where friends sends them.

01:34:09.440 And at a point where the, the public sentiment was turning against the Fauci types, you know,

01:34:15.460 after that prayer candles phase or whatever.

01:34:18.080 But, um, if you can get that, that with that laughter and the humor, again, there's, these

01:34:24.900 are different tips of different spears that we can use to poke holes in this bullshit narrative.

01:34:30.380 And I, I just hope sometimes not to fall into the trap of doing exactly the poking that

01:34:36.120 they want.

01:34:36.640 It's like, they're setting us up sometimes and I don't want to take that bait.

01:34:40.540 Uh, but sometimes it's just too tempting.

01:34:42.700 And I just, do you think top, you kind of said it.

01:34:44.620 Do you think that this, this Cuomo thing is the, the bait?

01:34:48.880 Because I, I, part of me feels like there are a lot of things they want us to poke at.

01:34:53.700 And then I don't know if they want us to poke at this one.

01:34:57.600 It's fucked up.

01:34:58.420 It's the same way.

01:34:59.040 Like, uh, you're like, well, Donald Trump is likely the antichrist.

01:35:01.960 And I was like, well, I'm likely to vote for him in 2024.

01:35:03.960 I'm a Christian, but it's just one of these things where it's like, well, I'm going to

01:35:08.320 play my part.

01:35:09.080 And I want to see Dave eviscerate this guy, even though I know this is on like a huge

01:35:14.400 stage and I'm sure that people will want to stop this from happening.

01:35:19.240 It's almost like, uh, you know, Patrick, but David hired this guy specifically to,

01:35:23.700 to put him on this altar, to be just massacred, right?

01:35:27.920 It's not, I've seen Dave Smith take somebody's political career and end it on the spot.

01:35:33.680 And I seen him do it in the nicest way.

01:35:35.720 Like he's not, it's not a joke.

01:35:37.940 And what's going to happen here.

01:35:39.900 If, if it does play this way is going to be something very similar, but if enough people

01:35:45.040 see it, it's going to be one of these things where like, you know, like you're just eyes

01:35:48.660 wide open, like, look at it, look at it.

01:35:51.160 This is the last four years.

01:35:52.800 And he's going to like laid out for you.

01:35:54.820 You were lied to.

01:35:55.780 That they lived, they lived.

01:35:56.680 Those are, that's why you have those sunglasses on, right?

01:35:58.280 You got that, that rowdy, rowdy, rowdy.

01:36:00.260 I have to make sure you're not one of these motherfuckers.

01:36:04.000 You know, uh, the reason I wrote, um, way they shut it down is because they kept calling

01:36:07.820 me a Jew.

01:36:08.600 So I had to be like, fuck you.

01:36:09.760 Shut up. 0.95

01:36:10.380 Yeah.

01:36:10.780 Gotta let them know.

01:36:11.560 I gotta write.

01:36:12.060 I'm not a Nephilim song. 0.64

01:36:13.240 Um, and I, I want to, we haven't even talked to, I gotta go in like a couple of minutes

01:36:18.060 because I gotta, can we play Oive real quick then?

01:36:20.940 Cause I, before we do that though, I wanted to, uh, you brought up the parasites again

01:36:25.080 really quick.

01:36:25.580 And we have a sponsor that is a parasite company.

01:36:28.640 They're very good.

01:36:29.400 But, uh, I, I'm sure that your ideas, like from what you said about the parasites, I

01:36:34.960 think I would feel the same way.

01:36:36.380 And my, our inclination towards parasites and even, even the owner of this brand, uh,

01:36:41.820 uh, Jesus, uh, purged, purged suddenly.

01:36:45.660 They're like, these are like demons, dude.

01:36:47.560 These are literal.

01:36:48.320 So I'll give you the, the, the, the cliff notes version.

01:36:51.520 Um, so I'll bring it back to music real fast.

01:36:54.520 So vibration playing music live.

01:36:56.620 Usually when I do, most people are just busy and they just walk by and they're fine or

01:37:01.100 whatever is it.

01:37:01.740 Some people are like, this is amazing.

01:37:03.380 Love this.

01:37:03.940 And they come over and they're about 5%.

01:37:05.480 It's like a visceral reaction of disgust.

01:37:10.400 Um, when you're playing music live, correct?

01:37:13.160 Yeah.

01:37:13.360 So they will like come, they'll hiss at me.

01:37:16.040 They'll try to shut.

01:37:16.960 No, no, no.

01:37:17.620 This is a thing.

01:37:18.480 This is a reaction that has, I've elicited in enough people that is a, an actual condition.

01:37:24.240 I got to come up with a name for it.

01:37:25.160 My friends have seen it.

01:37:26.260 They'll try to shut the lid on my hands. 0.64

01:37:28.260 I've had it happen.

01:37:29.540 I've had it happen in the church.

01:37:31.120 Yep.

01:37:31.940 I played a song on, on, I was like playing an electric guitar.

01:37:35.260 One guy came up to me, he says, brother, that was the most like anointed thing I've

01:37:39.520 ever heard.

01:37:39.980 The pastor came up to me right after and he said, don't ever play that here.

01:37:43.260 It was disgusting.

01:37:44.240 If you're going to, if you, yeah.

01:37:46.280 So if you're going to play a song, maybe the parasite pill would, because I just redid

01:37:49.400 that one with a music video and that one is, it's quite a red pill in a four minutes, but

01:37:54.000 let's do that.

01:37:54.800 That's cool.

01:37:55.120 I think that there is a, a demonic aspect of this.

01:37:59.000 And I think there is an alien aspect of this.

01:38:01.540 Um, again, in a nutshell, uh, I think that we are living on a larger system.

01:38:09.320 Um, and I, I, you know, not to do gold, like the full flat earth thing.

01:38:14.580 Uh, I do think that we are not on the globe as is portrayed.

01:38:19.260 Um, and I do think that we, uh, have neighboring bios, uh, spheres, um, that are near us.

01:38:28.080 And I think that, uh, our biosphere crater, whatever you want to think about it, um, this

01:38:35.080 area that is beyond the, the Antarctica, the walls or whatever, and I know this is crazy.

01:38:39.500 No, no, this is fucking, this is, yeah, go.

01:38:41.460 I think that we were invaded.

01:38:44.580 Um, at the very beginning of humanity, basically by, uh, an invasive species that is not native

01:38:51.020 to our area and that they, a vehicle that is used is, is, is parasite infection.

01:38:56.860 Um, not to say that parasites aren't like natural and also not to say that literally every parasite

01:39:01.120 is bad because some are actually, actually helpful.

01:39:03.320 And, you know, at least in my understanding, uh, but there's a certain type that is, uh, and

01:39:08.360 is spoken about, I believe in the Bible.

01:39:09.840 And I think this goes back to the fruit of the apple and that this was not a snake.

01:39:15.500 This was a worm.

01:39:17.000 Um, and that, that humans were infected with a parasite, a mind controlling parasite.

01:39:21.980 And that has to do a lot of, with like the weird things in the Bible, like don't eat

01:39:25.900 the raw pork.

01:39:26.600 And sure.

01:39:27.260 A lot of that is like, don't get parasites and get sick, but there's so many parallels

01:39:31.220 that can be drawn between the demonic possession and all this stuff.

01:39:34.220 And how humans were, we were, you know, we're bred with the, the, the, whoever came here. 0.59

01:39:40.560 And I like, I always, cause my grandmother was big on aliens, uh, weird, right?

01:39:45.200 I like, she would have alien conventions, uh, abducting conventions at her place. 0.99

01:39:49.340 Uh, so I was going to those when I was a kid, like just as a visiting grandma, not like

01:39:53.660 participating, be like, Oh no, she's got these fucking. 1.00

01:39:55.840 And so this is another conversation, but, uh, I rubbed elbows with a lot of folks that

01:40:02.240 are actually CIA types in this that I found out since then.

01:40:05.640 So, um, uh, Bill Cooper, I thought Bill Cooper, my God, that's the, uh, uh, uh, Bill.

01:40:10.580 Oh shoot.

01:40:11.300 I'm going to remember.

01:40:13.320 John Mack was one of them.

01:40:14.960 I can't remember this guy's name.

01:40:16.660 Bill Cooper speaks about him.

01:40:18.220 That's why I thought of Bill Cooper, but something.

01:40:22.660 She talks about him in, uh, Bill Cooper's Behold a Pale Horse.

01:40:27.060 Basically these dudes were all, that we're all getting into the alien abduction scene,

01:40:31.380 everything.

01:40:31.760 They're all CIA folk, right?

01:40:33.680 That are trying to be like, Oh, Hey, check this out and everything.

01:40:36.920 So there's this whole, that whole aspect has been infiltrated.

01:40:39.840 And this whole idea of aliens coming from other planets and traveling, and then they bred

01:40:45.400 with the humans.

01:40:46.200 I'm like, biologically, that doesn't even make sense.

01:40:48.640 Like the word from different star system, whatever.

01:40:51.060 What makes sense more to me is that we are part of a larger biological system and therefore

01:40:57.380 share, um, a lot of the, the, the same component.

01:41:01.740 I mean, not exactly the same, but in other words, we were ripe for the taking as an early

01:41:06.520 species, um, and Atlantis or whatever in the colonization, I think maybe correspond with

01:41:14.280 real world places that are here on earth, but also are maybe hearken back to earlier

01:41:20.600 things.

01:41:21.000 So I think there's a connection between the ancient aliens, uh, to the demonic possession,

01:41:26.400 um, uh, parasite infection and why, um, just like the whole Illuminati and the eye and then

01:41:33.640 the, and the brain and going back to the pharaohs and they have the snake in the crown.

01:41:39.560 But that's actually, uh, uh, the parasite infection because they become vessels essentially for,

01:41:45.200 um, these powers that control them.

01:41:48.340 Once the, once these, these things get actually into your brain and there's different types

01:41:52.020 of species, I think, um, that are used as vessels, I guess.

01:41:55.780 Um, but even we have folks like RFK Jr.

01:41:59.560 who's coming out with these things like literally comms, uh, saying, Hey guys, I have a fucking, 0.83

01:42:05.620 or I had a worm in my brain and I killed it.

01:42:08.140 Right.

01:42:08.440 So that is to me, him as a disclosure type thing.

01:42:12.680 And I don't necessarily want to say he's a good or bad guy or whatever it is.

01:42:15.880 He's just, he is.

01:42:16.700 I mean, I like his Fauci book.

01:42:17.960 It was awesome.

01:42:18.660 But I think that's more of a revelation of, of what's going on.

01:42:22.080 And, and it may not be a hundred percent physical or a hundred percent spiritual, but I think

01:42:26.300 that there is something to be said about parasites, how we all have them and how some people have

01:42:31.580 been taken over more by them.

01:42:32.800 And I think it causes the NPC phenomenon, uh, trans phenomenon and homosexual phenomenon. 0.96

01:42:38.640 I think you're a hundred percent right.

01:42:40.260 God damn it.

01:42:41.340 And what you're talking about with it, like this pedophilia, pedophilia, big one, big one,

01:42:44.880 pedophilia and, um, bris, the juice.

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01:43:15.520 It makes sense as like, as like the physical representation of what this kind of, um, subversion

01:43:29.200 would be.

01:43:29.660 Cause like, otherwise you'd say, well, it doesn't make sense.

01:43:31.780 We'd say it's demons.

01:43:32.920 And, and I think you'd say it's both and it does make sense.

01:43:36.660 It's this stuff that's in your gut that does influence your thought patterns, or maybe it,

01:43:40.680 maybe it opens up your, um, your antennas to, to certain entities to be influenced.

01:43:47.040 I mean, I've done, you know, like magic mushrooms, you're eating something and then in your gut,

01:43:51.960 and then it is opening portals plants give you that experience.

01:43:55.160 So there is a direct connection to that, or it's a, it's a vessel that helps you access

01:44:00.460 these things for sure.

01:44:02.120 Are you, are you familiar with the Genesis six story?

01:44:04.280 Do you know about that?

01:44:05.000 Tell me.

01:44:07.120 Okay.

01:44:07.400 So what you were saying, you were talking about like aliens and you're talking about

01:44:10.900 Atlantis and you're talking about all this stuff and the interbreeding of like, well,

01:44:14.280 how could that happen unless it was something similar to us?

01:44:16.440 Well, well, the Bible says right in right, right off.

01:44:19.420 And, and a lot of other, uh, you know, extra biblical texts and even historical texts allude

01:44:24.440 to this kind of stuff, but God kicks the angels out of heaven.

01:44:27.560 They fall down on Mount Hermon.

01:44:29.240 Um, they take the daughters of man as wives or they rape them. 0.94

01:44:35.300 And on those days, the Nephilim walk the earth. 1.00

01:44:38.280 So the product of these fallen angels, these ancient beings that rebelled against God procreate 0.98

01:44:44.300 with human beings.

01:44:45.120 And then that creates a pantheon and a plethora of these like cryptid, these giants, these,

01:44:52.040 whatever they are, they're so many.

01:44:53.960 The uncanny valley phenomenon.

01:44:55.680 There's a great, you know, about the uncanny when we don't, so we'd like, oh, that doesn't

01:44:58.820 really look like a human.

01:44:59.860 I love, there's a quote.

01:45:00.820 I'm not quite sure who said it now, but, but, um, there's a great quote that says the fact

01:45:06.280 that we have this innate uncanny valley in, uh, instincts harkens back to something in

01:45:13.860 our very ancient past.

01:45:15.240 Like there's a fact that we spent time with something that didn't fucking look like us. 0.61

01:45:19.180 It was close, but it wasn't us.

01:45:21.200 And I believe this is an invasive species that also it's, that does not mean that they

01:45:26.060 aren't fallen angel types, right?

01:45:28.280 So this is, there's, cause they are part of the creation as well, but I, I see them

01:45:33.640 as not native and I see them as not human. 0.99

01:45:38.500 And I see them as treating us like cattle, but in a way that is, we are controlled in

01:45:45.860 a spiritual and physical way.

01:45:48.660 And I think that the parasites is the way that, that it happens.

01:45:51.740 You're, you're just describing the Nephilim a hundred percent, but it's not, it's not 0.86

01:45:55.080 just the parasites now.

01:45:56.060 Now it's like, uh, drugs, methamphetamine, whatever they're spraying.

01:45:59.520 Oh yes, yes.

01:46:00.140 But all those create an environment for these things to thrive as well.

01:46:03.900 The drinking, the sex, the, the, the, the, I meant like just the sleeping around, particularly

01:46:09.840 the fecal thing, right?

01:46:12.240 So the craving the, of the, of the feast is, you know, we've seen these German politicians

01:46:16.340 doing this.

01:46:17.220 People are like, Oh, this is so gross.

01:46:18.420 I'm seeing a parasite infected individual spreading their thing, right?

01:46:23.620 So why does the bris happen?

01:46:25.840 Why does a rabbi bite the, the, the foreskin off of a child in that blood? 0.75

01:46:31.100 Because the parasite is transmitted through saliva and then it can infect.

01:46:36.160 If you infect small children with these things, it takes them over in a more thorough way as

01:46:43.540 become adults.

01:46:44.440 Um, and they're more susceptible to this taken over.

01:46:47.660 So that's why we see them.

01:46:50.120 Uh, it makes pedophilia is not a biologically sound mechanism, right?

01:46:56.160 It's not something that doesn't, you know, sure.

01:46:58.680 I mean, maybe in some animal things, I mean, they got parasites too, right?

01:47:01.960 But there's no incentive for it.

01:47:04.180 Same with the homosexuality. 0.99

01:47:05.480 And I've seen be like, Oh, overcrowding, overpopulation.

01:47:08.200 It can help control blah, yada, okay, whatever.

01:47:10.480 But this drive to do the opposite of procreating is something that is not human.

01:47:18.560 And it's antichrist in nature.

01:47:19.900 It is making, it makes sense as a way as a pedophile would spread the, um, how that's

01:47:26.640 how they would, the parasite is literally making them spread itself and to continue on

01:47:31.420 living, right?

01:47:31.900 So there's no viable biological function until you consider if this is a parasitical relationship,

01:47:37.760 then there is a viable biological function.

01:47:41.260 And also the trans, the transgender thing is, is, is turning there.

01:47:45.500 It's a transgender. 0.80

01:47:46.600 It's a, it's again, it goes back to this, um, the, the, well, like, I don't know if it's

01:47:53.320 Gnostic or, but it's whatever is like this man and woman internally.

01:47:57.820 I mean, I'm down with like in the internal alchemy, like I'm in touch with my feminine,

01:48:01.880 I'm writing songs and I'm being a piano fag, right? 0.98

01:48:03.940 But it's the, when you then turn it into this external thing of I'm actually a man and a woman

01:48:10.920 physically too, that's when I see the antichrist aspect of it, the demonic aspect of it, of

01:48:17.580 being like, okay, there's, we're in a duality of the, you know, everything is this, this

01:48:21.900 weird creation where I know we actually can be on the level of gods ourselves and we can

01:48:26.560 determine our own fate instead of being like, okay, this is the cards that I've been dealt

01:48:29.980 with.

01:48:30.260 How can I use this and become better?

01:48:32.160 No, it's like, no, how can I reinvent my own reality?

01:48:34.820 Which is the same lie sold in the garden.

01:48:37.580 The internal explanation, the internal exploration of like yourself, it could be looked at as

01:48:42.660 feminine, but you know, David, one of the most fierce Kings in the Bible was a great

01:48:47.800 musician, probably one of the best musicians in the Bible.

01:48:50.220 So this guy was quite introspective as well, but then he's also killing giants.

01:48:54.440 Right.

01:48:55.040 So that's fine.

01:48:56.420 There's a duality.

01:48:57.340 I'm down with that.

01:48:58.060 It's all right if you do game giants with my new real nigga shit too. 0.98

01:49:02.320 Yeah, I play ragtime.

01:49:03.620 I play, what do you think I, I've got, it's so funny that these like, black Twitter gets 0.98

01:49:08.600 so mad at me, but I'm keeping their culture alive, bro.

01:49:11.080 Like the good parts of it.

01:49:12.840 So make black people great again.

01:49:15.340 Listen guys, I'm going to, I'm going to play this music, but I actually got to bounce

01:49:18.940 out.

01:49:19.180 So David, do you want to, you want to end it right after we play this?

01:49:22.260 Yeah, that's fine.

01:49:22.840 This is a great way to end it.

01:49:24.400 This is a great, very informative for me.

01:49:26.440 Actually.

01:49:26.840 So why don't we do this then?

01:49:27.880 Why don't we do our, our outro?

01:49:29.520 We'll play this and then we'll end the stream.

01:49:31.960 So, uh, um, one more time, uh, where can people find your work?

01:49:36.760 Yeah.

01:49:37.140 So, um, I, I guess, uh, all the things I mentioned, bit shoot odyssey and, and, uh, rumble, uh,

01:49:43.780 and foundering, just, you know, foundering one word, foundering one with a one on X.

01:49:49.040 And then, um, I'm on subscribe star, which is a good way to, to, to support me.

01:49:54.080 So, so to set subscribe, uh, dot com slash foundering where people can give me a couple

01:49:57.760 bucks a month and, um, see some exclusive stuff and, um, see the songs before everybody

01:50:01.960 else.

01:50:02.280 I usually post them there a day or two before.

01:50:04.540 Um, and then, uh, on gum road, I got banned off of, uh, a band camp, so I can't sell my

01:50:09.720 music there.

01:50:10.580 Uh, I think it was for the Oive song and the tranny song I wrote. 1.00

01:50:14.000 Um, I saw a picture of the band camp moderator and it's like a full troon. 1.00

01:50:17.980 So I'm guessing it was probably my, you, you will never be a woman. 0.97

01:50:21.460 So that's the content manager there at band camp.

01:50:23.300 So, um, gum road.

01:50:24.560 So I'm, I'm foundering.gumroad.com.

01:50:26.980 I sell all of my songs and the videos for like one buck a piece.

01:50:30.380 So you can, you can, that's a great way to support too.

01:50:32.500 They're, they're, they seem pretty based.

01:50:33.620 So, um, yeah, please go support them.

01:50:36.220 Um, David, I don't know if, man, I just, I got to run, but you got to stick around and

01:50:40.660 talk to, talk to him about, uh, Bohemian Grove.

01:50:43.680 Yeah.

01:50:44.040 We'll talk after the, uh, the episode ends.

01:50:46.500 Guys, I actually know a couple of guys that play piano there too.

01:50:48.760 So, oh no, I meant Bohemian Grove, not Bohemian Grove.

01:50:53.740 What the fuck dude?

01:50:55.720 So guys, go support Kylan's work.

01:50:59.540 Uh, do go laugh because if we don't laugh, somebody's going to die.

01:51:03.980 All right, let's, uh, let's play this and we'll talk after the show.

01:51:06.940 We'll see you tomorrow.

01:51:07.560 Yeah.

01:51:07.660 We'll see you tomorrow for Ed Mabry.

01:51:09.040 We're doing.

01:51:09.640 Yes, that's right.

01:51:10.100 The revelation series.

01:51:11.280 Awesome.

01:51:11.840 Awesome.

01:51:12.360 All right, guys.

01:51:13.000 Nice talking with you.

01:51:14.240 I'm going to play this and then I got to run.

01:51:16.180 All right.

01:51:16.500 We have worms, little itty bitty worms. 0.67

01:51:30.880 We've got worms, wriggling, wriggling worms. 0.97

01:51:34.480 Do you remember in Eden when Eve said, let's get feeding?

01:51:38.400 Now all of a sudden they're scheming and feeling all jealous and greedy.

01:51:41.800 But there wasn't no serpents.

01:51:44.520 No siree, there weren't.

01:51:46.600 Even Adam had worms.

01:51:48.460 So wondering if it was worth it.

01:51:50.400 Now with knowledge forbidden, Yahweh said, are you kidding?

01:51:54.420 Another alien invader.

01:51:56.080 Good luck.

01:51:57.360 I'll catch you later.

01:51:59.300 There are worms in our butts and they're driving people nuts.

01:52:05.600 We have worms in our butts.

01:52:07.380 They keep massing everything up.

01:52:10.260 We have worms, little itty bitty worms. 0.67

01:52:14.180 We've got worms, wriggling, wriggling worms. 0.97

01:52:17.720 You know those pharaohs in Egypt?

01:52:19.600 Well, you will never believe it.

01:52:21.320 They worshipped kitties whose feces was filled with wormy diseases.

01:52:25.840 And snakes on their crowns, when you look at them upside down.

01:52:29.860 It's the parasite hiding in plain sight.

01:52:33.400 Like some suspicious traditions of brists to bite the baby children. 1.00

01:52:37.520 It likes to ride in saliva. 0.77

01:52:39.440 It's why you kiss the bride. 0.56

01:52:44.660 There are worms in our butts and they're driving people nuts.

01:52:48.760 You have worms in your butt and they turn you into a slot.

01:52:52.960 Ever wonder why you're cranky or crave anal hanky-panky?

01:52:56.680 If it hits these worms in our butts, now we become completely cucked.

01:53:01.020 We have worms, little itty bitty worms. 0.67

01:53:04.980 We've got worms, wriggling, wriggling worms. 0.97

01:53:08.940 Did you never learn about the Knights Templar?

01:53:18.680 They had a fruity ritual to be a member.

01:53:20.540 When your turn was up to be inducted.

01:53:22.580 You had to kiss another knight in his buttocks.

01:53:24.840 Ever wonder why there's more and more pedos?

01:53:26.860 It's the wormy squirming in their heados.

01:53:28.800 Like the bugs who's praying through infecting.

01:53:30.760 So they climb until the birdies ingest them.

01:53:32.820 As the wormy birdies fly into the sky.

01:53:34.780 The pedos spread the parasites.

01:53:36.480 If you doubt this massive deception, just try and mention Iverminton.

01:53:44.420 There are worms in our butts and they're driving people nuts.

01:53:48.440 We have worms in our butts when you listen to your gut.

01:53:52.400 It's the viral hive that's hiding inside your host's intestinal lining.

01:53:56.300 Why these worms in my butt keep on telling me what's what?

01:54:00.400 There's a reason you're consuming all this sugar.

01:54:18.560 And drinking lots of booze and using hookers. 1.00

01:54:20.280 When Rowdy Roddy put on his sunglasses, he suddenly could see they're wormy asses.

01:54:24.460 Cause lurking right outside our dimension, the hive mind is dying for attention.

01:54:28.060 So it's sent us as a present wormy minions to eliminate our human opinion.

01:54:32.320 While vying to conspire with each nation to spread contaminated radiation.

01:54:36.120 Can't you tell we're living on a plantation?

01:54:38.280 For millennia, we've been in an embrasure.

01:54:45.800 There are worms in our butts and they're driving people nuts.

01:54:49.760 We have worms in our butts.

01:54:51.660 They keep us-ing everything up.

01:54:53.820 There are worms in our butts and they're driving people nuts.

01:54:57.500 You have worms in your butt.

01:54:59.580 They've turned you into a slut. 1.00

01:55:01.840 Ever wonder why you're cranky or craving an old hanky-panky?

01:55:05.780 It's these worms in our butts.

01:55:07.620 Now we've become completely cucked.

01:55:09.960 There are worms in our butts and they're driving people nuts.

01:55:13.840 We have worms in our butts when you listen to your gut.

01:55:17.760 It's the viral hive that's hiding inside your host's intestinal lining.

01:55:21.580 All these worms in our butts.

01:55:24.040 Politician's got a lot.

01:55:25.640 We have worms

01:55:28.100 Little little bitty worms

01:55:29.620 We've got worms

01:55:31.800 Rigg-a-ligg-a-ligg-a-ling worms

01:55:33.920 We have worms

01:55:35.780 Little little bitty worms

01:55:37.820 We've got worms

01:55:39.660 Rigg-a-ligg-a-ling, rigg-a-ligg-a-ling 1.00

01:55:41.880 Rigg-a-ligg-a-ling worms

01:55:44.460 Absolute banger

01:56:03.820 I'll have you know

01:56:04.920 I bought ivermectin

01:56:06.360 During that song

01:56:07.140 I literally bought ivermectin

01:56:10.760 I was like

01:56:11.100 I've been not feeling well

01:56:12.820 Ivermectin companies need to hire me bro

01:56:14.100 Like what is going on here

01:56:15.420 That was the most awesome sales pitch

01:56:16.960 For ivermectin I've ever seen

01:56:18.920 Why am I not working for a

01:56:20.760 Apologies if anyone was eating food

01:56:23.060 While watching that too

01:56:23.820 Dude what a banger

01:56:24.940 That was an excellent song

01:56:26.380 I think it's one of my best tunes

01:56:28.400 My most important ones

01:56:29.460 Don't forget guys

01:56:30.620 Go to purgesuddenly.com

01:56:32.080 Pick yourself up some parasite cleanse 0.74

01:56:33.840 Use promo code Nephilim

01:56:35.000 I forget what percentage it gives you off

01:56:36.600 But go get that done

01:56:38.520 That was fucking unbelievable

01:56:40.280 Alright guys

01:56:40.920 So stick around

01:56:42.680 I want to talk to you after the show

01:56:43.460 Thank you guys so much for watching

01:56:44.920 And until next time

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01:56:50.960 Is a oblong box in the corner of the room

01:56:54.240 It is constantly telling us

01:56:56.320 What to believe is real

01:56:58.080 If you can persuade them

01:56:59.900 That what they see with their eyes

01:57:01.960 Is what there is to see

01:57:03.040 Because they'll laugh in the face

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Nephilim Death Squad - September 11, 2024

055： Playing Culture w⧸ Foundring

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