SHNEAKO - November 24, 2025


WHY CREEPS PRODUCE GREATNESS

DEAR ZOHRAN MAMDANI COLD LIKE MINNESOTA

Episode Stats


Length

4 minutes

Words per minute

154.14

Word count

757

Sentence count

37

People

Also mentioned:
Upper West Side J.P. Morgan Kanye West Park Ave Kendrick Madison Frick

Harmful content

Misogyny

1

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Toxicity

12

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Hate speech

2

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Summary

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On this episode of the One Minute Podcast, we talk about Kanye West's Super Bowl performance, the New York Public Library for the Perverted Arts, and why we should embrace the weirdos in New York City.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 The Plaza Hotel is one of the most beautiful architectural accomplishments in this city. 0.80
00:00:07.940 And it was probably made by a pervert.
00:00:09.780 And I'm seeing people talk about Kendrick's Super Bowl halftime show, 0.90
00:00:13.000 Bad Bunny's halftime show, and they're upset.
00:00:14.920 They're saying it's too bad that Kanye West, yay, can't perform
00:00:19.200 because the stage design, his performance abilities,
00:00:21.880 his discography is perfect for the halftime show.
00:00:24.900 And it's unfortunate that people will never accept
00:00:26.840 that the greatest artists of all time
00:00:28.560 will all be perverted freaks. 1.00
00:00:31.100 They're all going to be weirdos. 0.99
00:00:32.840 They're going to be uncomfortable for the masses.
00:00:36.680 If people accepted that,
00:00:37.860 then we would get more architectural feats
00:00:40.020 like the Plaza Hotel,
00:00:41.200 but instead we get the corporate,
00:00:43.640 we work-looking McDonald's. 0.65
00:00:46.100 Embrace the weirdos. 0.92
00:00:47.320 Embrace the freaks. 0.82
00:00:50.180 They make good art.
00:00:56.840 It's the creep lines, I can creep in on anybody.
00:01:18.080 Autumn in New York
00:01:20.520 it spells the thrill oh my god bro you know i forgot your name bro and i remember you bro
00:01:30.760 you was doing something in the train the one minute podcast yes i know you bro i just forgot
00:01:37.060 your name like hubert no you're that's not your like it's so the s i know it's not with an s bro
00:01:43.840 i know you'll be beefing with people i don't be funny but i love everybody the beef would be one
00:01:47.740 one-sided bro but i know that's true like i know sneeko yes nico can i drive this huh can i drive
00:01:54.360 this i wish i could let you run i'm gonna get fired because you can do anything you set your 0.83
00:01:59.160 mind to that was impressive the way you skirted back like that that was a good sound if you want
00:02:03.360 to get over your ex run on the west side highway or central park from 5 to 8 p.m you're gonna pass
00:02:08.680 someone that you'll fall in love with that you're never gonna see again you'll stop thinking about
00:02:13.800 your ex then the summer wind came blowing in from across the frick collection this isn't a museum
00:02:23.780 it's a mansion epsine socialite type it lingered there to touch your hair and walk with me
00:02:33.980 oh no photos but you can imagine we i mean we are on the upper east side epsine lived about
00:02:40.440 3-5 minute walk from here. This is a socialite. All forms of political and respected people
00:02:47.020 would come here to dine. And so because they were coming from all over the world, you might
00:02:50.100 as well have the best heart for the best people. Probably a pervert. That's my point. That's 0.97
00:02:55.540 crypto.
00:02:57.080 I'm not going to sit here in front. I go, you know what I mean? I'll really do that anytime.
00:03:01.640 So apparently there's no photography here, but luckily the staff knows me, so we're
00:03:07.520 We're gonna do it anyway, we're gonna do it.
00:03:09.760 Do you know anything about the Frick guy whose house this was?
00:03:13.100 So I know that he was into like steel industry and coal.
00:03:17.180 That's what he made back this morning at.
00:03:18.820 Probably a lot of other things still.
00:03:19.820 A lot of other things, yeah.
00:03:21.020 Who was coming to this house to hang out?
00:03:23.040 I think if I'm not mistaken, J.P. Morgan and another guy.
00:03:27.020 They were like, Rockefeller, dang, I'm not too sure.
00:03:30.520 Him, Frick and the guy, they had a fallout. 0.93
00:03:32.640 I think his last words were like, I see you in hell. 0.93
00:03:35.780 See you in hell? 0.81
00:03:36.840 yeah yeah what's going on what do you know about frick uh i saw the new here too
00:03:43.000 i like how they got a bunch of yns working at the frick museum yeah see it's the most
00:03:47.400 aristocratic white supremacy coded museum i've ever seen and then it's like everyone working
00:03:52.760 nah man i just parked into my ship i'm trying to be outside like i don't really know who 0.59
00:03:56.760 what the frick is, I'm just clocking in, clocking out.
00:04:18.000 I love the plazas, it's one of the best hotels.
00:04:20.520 That guy sitting down was just like, man, it's old New York,
00:04:22.940 you can't beat it up here.
00:04:23.920 Upper West Side, Park Ave, Lex, Madison,
00:04:26.660 west end on the west side just old new york i think this is more 30s and 40s for now in my
00:04:33.220 twilight of my 20s i'll stay downtown i'll stay in the lower east side with the the punks and
00:04:38.260 the hipsters and the crackheads and the fashionistas and the tryhards i'll be there for now 0.91
00:04:43.540 then later on graduate up here