SNEAKO - Sneako and Alex Stein SOLVE RACISM!

00:00:00 Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, we're with the legend himself.

00:00:03 Now, you've seen him all over the world.

00:00:05 I mean, he's arguably, he's been censored, you know.

00:00:09 If he wasn't censored, I think Sneeko would literally be as big as Mr. Beast.

00:00:13 I'm not just saying that.

00:00:13 I think Sneeko would be arguably the biggest guy out there, but he's still one of the biggest.

00:00:17 And Sneeko, it's an honor and a privilege for coming on Primetime with Alex Stein.

00:00:21 Thank you so much.

00:00:21 Thank you so much for having me, Alex Stein.

00:00:23 Okay, well, so you're like, oh.

00:00:25 I'm glad to be here.

00:00:26 I am happy.

00:00:26 Are you glad?

00:00:26 I am, I am.

00:00:27 It's a long time.

00:00:28 Because you were nervous.

00:00:28 You're like, what is Alex going to do?

00:00:29 I'm not going to do anything, but I am going to do something racist to start out with.

00:00:32 Let's go.

00:00:34 Something racist.

00:00:35 Can I film it?

00:00:35 Yeah, you can film this.

00:00:36 Okay, great.

00:00:36 We'll see how racist it is, but I want you to open that.

00:00:39 And so we got next door, there's a delicious bakery.

00:00:42 And this thing right there, I want you to try it.

00:00:46 I want you to tell me what you think.

00:00:47 There's nothing done to it.

00:00:48 It's right from there.

00:00:49 It's not, there's no, like, there's no spit in.

00:00:52 There's no gimmick like that.

00:00:53 Oh, is it going to be pork?

00:00:54 Is it going to be ham?

00:00:54 No, it's not going to be that.

00:00:55 I swear it's not that.

00:00:56 I'm actually a vegetarian.

00:00:57 Okay, so what that is, is I don't want to even tell you what it is.

00:01:01 Would you try that real quick?

00:01:04 It's not dangerous, I swear.

00:01:06 Just take like a little nib.

00:01:06 I promise you.

00:01:07 I know you just met me.

00:01:09 It's just right there.

00:01:10 I just.

00:01:10 Is this a pork bakery?

00:01:11 What is this?

00:01:11 No, it's no pork.

00:01:13 It's nothing like that.

00:01:13 But you don't know what that's called, do you?

00:01:16 I have no idea what this is called.

00:01:16 I didn't know what it's called either. 0.99

00:01:17 It looks like a butthole. 0.98

00:01:18 I had no idea what it's called either. 0.99

00:01:20 Take a bite and tell me if you like it.

00:01:22 You take a bite first.

00:01:23 Okay, I'll take a bite first.

00:01:24 Take a bite first.

00:01:24 This is the whole podcast of us eating delicious, I promise.

00:01:29 Nothing wrong with it.

00:01:30 Just tell me if you like it or not.

00:01:31 Give me a hint.

00:01:33 Well, it kind of has a racist name.

00:01:36 Okay.

00:01:38 Can you tell me like.

00:01:39 Is this racist?

00:01:40 We just got it.

00:01:41 We're going to show it right now.

00:01:42 We're going to edit it.

00:01:42 And that is called monkey bread.

00:01:44 And we were down there.

00:01:44 Oh, monkey bread.

00:01:46 Is that racist to give you monkey bread? 0.91

00:01:48 Oh, right. 0.85

00:01:48 Okay.

00:01:52 Oh, we did it.

00:01:56 Okay, now.

00:01:57 Dude, that was a joke.

00:01:59 It's not a joke.

00:01:59 It's actually pretty good.

00:02:00 Yeah, it's actually really good.

00:02:01 No, that's legit.

00:02:01 I actually want to have a bite too.

00:02:03 Okay, so real quick.

00:02:05 I want to get into my favorite thing.

00:02:07 I watch.

00:02:07 Oh, thank you.

00:02:08 Actually, it's good.

00:02:08 It's really good.

00:02:09 I can't want more.

00:02:09 Yeah, I have more.

00:02:10 No, it's right.

00:02:10 It's from next door.

00:02:11 It was like $14 for that small thing.

00:02:14 It better be good.

00:02:14 But, so, Sneeko, your clips, though, even though they all go viral, the Rabbi Shmuley stuff

00:02:19 is my favorite.

00:02:20 Because this Rabbi Shmuley, and you and I are in the same wavelength, I'm a Michael Jackson

00:02:23 trooper.

00:02:24 Michael Jackson never molested any kids.

00:02:26 He was around kids his whole life. 0.97

00:02:27 And Wade Robinson and James Safechuck are the biggest liars in the world.

00:02:32 Wade Robinson testified on Michael Jackson's behalf twice in front of California's top state 0.55

00:02:37 prosecutor and said he was never molested.

00:02:39 And then conveniently after, when he died, he got molested.

00:02:42 So, I know that Michael Jackson didn't touch any kids.

00:02:45 You're on the same wavelength as that.

00:02:46 But Rabbi Shmuley was his rabbi.

00:02:49 So, I thought this Rabbi Shmuley guy was kind of cool. 0.99

00:02:51 The guy is a lunatic. 1.00

00:02:53 Sex, what does he sell? 1.00

00:02:54 A dildos? 1.00

00:02:55 He sells dildos with his daughter.

00:02:56 And when I debated him, he offered me a family discount because he doesn't really hide

00:03:00 behind it.

00:03:00 He's open about it.

00:03:02 Last time when I was streaming, I saw a clip of him rubbing his beard up against like

00:03:06 two six-year-olds and eight-year-olds.

00:03:07 Like literally, the kid's like, no, don't do this.

00:03:09 He grabs the kid by the face and is rubbing his beard on them. 0.58

00:03:12 And I think he's written books about sex. 0.99

00:03:14 Like he's written books like how to have sex. 0.98

00:03:16 And this is the guy that was pushing the narrative that Michael Jackson was a deplorable, 0.99

00:03:20 immoral person.

00:03:22 And then you look at his...

00:03:22 Wait, I thought he was his attorney.

00:03:23 I thought he was pro-Michael Jackson.

00:03:25 He was.

00:03:25 So it wasn't his rabbi because Michael Jackson was a Jehovah's Witness, but he was a spiritual

00:03:29 guide and leader while he was alive, whatever that means.

00:03:31 And he was taking audio recordings and he wrote a book about Michael Jackson that was

00:03:35 conveniently released right after he died.

00:03:37 And then he did a press tour on all major news stations saying that we should revise the

00:03:42 legacy of Michael Jackson.

00:03:43 So he was the one pushing the narrative that Michael Jackson was a pedophile.

00:03:48 But when you look at what he's doing now and what he does today, this person who's trying 0.82

00:03:53 to talk about morality, the hypocrisy is all over his work and what he sells.

00:03:57 No, you're exactly right, too.

00:03:59 And like, you know, Rabbi Shmuley, that's why I thought like at first he was kind of

00:04:02 cool.

00:04:02 I was like, oh, he's Michael Jackson's attorney.

00:04:03 Like that was the first thing I ever knew about him before.

00:04:06 Like Alex Jones, your interaction, all of his interactions going after Candace.

00:04:10 So I didn't know who he was, but he's just such a weird guy.

00:04:13 And then actually I have Jewish friends, obviously, and they're like, yeah, Rabbi Shmuley is 0.77

00:04:16 so crazy. 0.57

00:04:17 He's like in his bathing suit talking about how he's going to, what is it?

00:04:21 There's a bomb siren, so he has to run to the basement, but he happens to be sitting

00:04:24 at the pool.

00:04:25 It's too bad because people try to call me racist and anti-Semite or whatever.

00:04:30 I have so many Jewish friends.

00:04:32 I just came from my Jewish barbershop.

00:04:34 All Jews, when a guy was rapping, he was armed up with a tefillin. 1.00

00:04:37 And I like the Torah Judaism. 0.63

00:04:39 I know that's like, it's kind of weird because on XNOW, some people call that a controversial

00:04:43 take.

00:04:44 Like, yo, they'll get angry.

00:04:45 But I do.

00:04:45 I love Jews.

00:04:47 And I told Rabbi Shmuley that you are making people more anti-Semitic than anything that

00:04:51 you accuse of.

00:04:52 And that's a fact.

00:04:53 He's doing the worst PR I've ever seen.

00:04:56 You see, after he debated Candace Owens, he paid himself up with money and blood and he

00:05:00 put on a long nose. 0.81

00:05:01 And he said, like he wrote in blood on his face, Jewish blood.

00:05:04 And it's like, it's just, he's becoming a caricature of what anti-Semitic people think 0.90

00:05:09 Jews are.

00:05:10 And that's not a representation at all. 0.87

00:05:13 So I told him, like, you, you're doing more damage than anything you're trying to fight.

00:05:18 And that clip is so good.

00:05:19 And you have your security guard there and he's trying to go after your security guard.

00:05:23 We're going to edit that in.

00:05:24 But I mean, it's just some really classic.

00:05:25 He tries to tell my security guard, he's like, you're a nice black man. 0.98

00:05:28 How are you with this white supremacist Nazi? 0.98

00:05:32 As a fine African-American gentleman, what are you doing with a racist anti-Semitic? 1.00

00:05:36 A racist.

00:05:37 What would you be doing with a guy that would what? 1.00

00:05:39 That would take black Jews and terrorists? 1.00

00:05:41 He doesn't know, also, it doesn't work because I'm part black. 0.99

00:05:46 One, my dad's from Haiti.

00:05:48 But we're finding out that my grandfather probably moved to Haiti because he was, we

00:05:54 think that his father was Jewish.

00:05:56 Wow.

00:05:57 So you look at the, everybody, and this is the thing.

00:05:59 It's funny because my last name's Stein.

00:06:00 So my grandfather was Jewish, but he didn't raise my dad.

00:06:03 So he got my grandmother pregnant and then started another family.

00:06:06 So I was actually raised Christian, but everybody thinks, oh, you're a Christian.

00:06:08 So I was raised Catholic.

00:06:09 Yeah, so it's like, but honestly, I don't even care because my last name's Stein, so

00:06:12 I can't say that I'm not Jewish, but I'm actually not a Jew.

00:06:14 Well, if your mom is not Jewish, it's not. 0.99

00:06:16 So I'm technically not. 1.00

00:06:17 But like when it comes to this religion stuff, it's just so fucking stupid that we fight 0.99

00:06:22 about it and not just accept that there's going to be other people with other religions, 0.99

00:06:25 right?

00:06:26 I mean, what do you think? 1.00

00:06:27 Like, I know that that stupid cringe bumper sticker, what does it say? 1.00

00:06:30 Coexists. 1.00

00:06:30 Yeah, I mean, that's fucking stupid, but isn't that kind of right, though, at the same 1.00

00:06:34 time? 1.00

00:06:35 Yeah, I mean, I am part of that problem.

00:06:37 I did engage in a lot of religious debates and stuff, but I came to realize, like, in

00:06:41 the past year that it's a big, so people aren't really going to change their mind.

00:06:45 People have their own different fates.

00:06:47 And that's what I love about New York.

00:06:50 Like, just on the train now coming here, there was a rapper who was falling asleep.

00:06:53 I didn't know he was a rapper.

00:06:54 He was wearing a Peli Peli jacket.

00:06:55 He wakes up.

00:06:56 He's like, yo, you sneaker?

00:06:56 Like, word, yo, I'm trying to, like, make you be, like, my name is Ice Money.

00:07:00 He's following me on a gram.

00:07:01 He's, like, showing me his gram.

00:07:02 There's everybody here.

00:07:03 He came from the Jewish barber, Ice Money on the train. 0.98

00:07:06 I'm here with Alex Stein.

00:07:07 Pimp on a blend, dude.

00:07:08 But this is a multicultural melting pot.

00:07:11 And see, we could all come together and share monkey bread.

00:07:14 If every race comes and joins at the table and has a piece of monkey bread, that's how 1.00

00:07:18 you destroy racism.

00:07:19 That's how you destroy religious differences. 0.74

00:07:20 We accept who we are, that we're all different.

00:07:24 Is he using monkey bread?

00:07:25 My bad.

00:07:26 No, no worries.

00:07:27 And we have a great meal together.

00:07:29 We literally break bread.

00:07:31 9-11.

00:07:33 Do look at the app.

00:07:34 They say, you blame it on Israel.

00:07:36 They say Israel, that some app got all these text messages before and I was going to work

00:07:40 that day.

00:07:41 And that there's this thing called the B thing of these Israeli art students that live 0.98

00:07:44 on the 93rd floor.

00:07:46 Is any of that true?

00:07:48 I mean, I wasn't, I was alive.

00:07:50 I was in New Haven, Connecticut at the time, close by, but not that close.

00:07:54 You know, there's a lot of things that kind of, that don't really add up, you know, some

00:07:59 people dancing on vans and stuff.

00:08:01 That was weird.

00:08:02 And they already had a camcorder out filming it.

00:08:04 A lot of that was weird.

00:08:05 And then, you know, when you talk about 9-11, a terrible thing, horrible tragedy in this

00:08:09 city, they said that they had these weapons of mass destruction and they didn't have weapons

00:08:13 of mass destruction.

00:08:14 And anybody that's been paying attention, the media was able to brainwash us into hating 0.98

00:08:18 Muslim people. 0.83

00:08:19 Like, as much as the media said, oh, we hate it when a guy goes to the 7-11 and beats up 0.93

00:08:23 a, happens to be Indian guy, but they think he's Muslim.

00:08:26 Every time they talked about it, they actually wanted us to do it, in my opinion. 0.97

00:08:29 You know, like they kind of planted that seed in an actual, you know, sicko, sicko's mind.

00:08:33 So what do you think about that? 0.93

00:08:34 They lied about the weapons of mass destruction.

00:08:35 There was an actual debate that I remember having that you bring this up now.

00:08:38 When I was in elementary school, we had debates in history class, like, should they be allowed

00:08:43 to build mosques in New York City?

00:08:45 And then we'd have, like, we'd go back and forth and we would all do homework about this.

00:08:50 We'd weigh the pros and cons, the morality of building a mosque in New York City post-9-11.

00:08:55 And near the tragedy, right?

00:08:57 That was the big debate.

00:08:58 Yeah, like how close it could be in all this.

00:09:00 And so they, if you talk to any brown person, like now brown people, Iranians, they're kind

00:09:05 of white now. 0.97

00:09:06 Back in the beginning, when 9-11 first happened, they were terrorists, brown, all this sand 1.00

00:09:11 people. 0.59

00:09:12 But now, like, the Moroccans, now they're back to, like, even Italians were kind of, like, 0.98

00:09:16 in the mix.

00:09:17 They went through TSA before TSA, you know what I mean?

00:09:19 Like, they kind of thought Italians were... 0.97

00:09:21 Yeah, they were iffy, and now they're back white because the Muslim hate has died down 1.00

00:09:25 quite a bit. 0.79

00:09:26 But yeah, look, the war in Iraq was a big sham, and we should definitely condemn every politician

00:09:31 who supported it.

00:09:32 And because you talk about these things, I talk about these things, people like say, oh,

00:09:36 Alex, you're controversial, but dude, you would be bigger if you didn't talk about these

00:09:40 things. 0.54

00:09:40 And if you were kind of just a degenerate, why don't you do that? 0.80

00:09:43 Why don't you just do a play steak or whatever?

00:09:45 And why do you actually try to make vlogs where people think about stuff and question the reality

00:09:49 in which they live in? 0.99

00:09:50 You know, that's, I don't think I would be big if I was doing the stupid, degenerate 1.00

00:09:55 stuff. 1.00

00:09:56 You don't think so?

00:09:57 I feel like, because you're connected with all the biggest guys.

00:09:59 I could do it, but it would be false.

00:10:01 Like, the people who do it, it's real for them.

00:10:03 So I think the content you do, if you're streaming all the time, you're doing podcasts as much

00:10:06 as you, your real personality shows.

00:10:09 People are like, oh, you're like, are you different on and off camera?

00:10:11 But the character is really you.

00:10:13 Yeah, it's a character, sure.

00:10:14 It is you, but sometimes you have to amp it up a little, I think, for the camera.

00:10:17 You've got to put it on perform.

00:10:18 But it is you.

00:10:19 But it's not false.

00:10:20 Yeah, exactly.

00:10:20 Right?

00:10:21 If I was doing that, it would be false, because I'm like, I'm thinking about who was dancing

00:10:24 on the van in Jersey City while playing, you know, clicking fruit on steak.com.

00:10:28 I wouldn't be able to do that authentically, and people would see through it.

00:10:31 And then I'd read that one chatter who wants to raise the level of IQ of the conversation,

00:10:35 and then I'd pay attention to him.

00:10:37 So the reason I do, and I think that I'm, you know, I'm successful at what I do is because

00:10:41 it's real for me.

00:10:42 So yeah, I've been banned everywhere.

00:10:44 Even the Ice Money who was just on the train, like, yo, follow me on the Grimm. 0.79

00:10:47 I'm like, I'm banned on Instagram.

00:10:49 Yo, follow me on, you on Twitch?

00:10:51 Like, nah, I was banned for off-platform behavior on Twitch.

00:10:53 I have to have this conversation 37 times every hour. 0.95

00:10:58 And it's such bullshit, because I even tried to look up, because I was just like, kind of, 0.95

00:11:01 I mean, I know it's Nico, but I was literally looking up for your most controversial takes. 0.98

00:11:05 I couldn't really find any.

00:11:06 I'm dead serious.

00:11:07 Like, some, you and Rabbi Shmuley, like, seriously, that's the worst thing you said.

00:11:12 I mean, you're not that.

00:11:13 I actually was, I think I did pretty well there, because that was one of the scenarios

00:11:16 where if you say something wrong in that, like, heated debate with Rabbi Shmuley, it's

00:11:20 like a sentence forever.

00:11:23 No, it's not, it's not just a permaband, but, like, that's the clip that they're going to

00:11:26 use, like, the quote, like, he hates this.

00:11:28 He denied the Holocaust.

00:11:29 Exactly, exactly.

00:11:30 That's the deny the Holocaust moment. 0.90

00:11:32 It's like Nick when he said the cookie joke, you know, he got canceled for the cookie joke.

00:11:35 Did you ever see that?

00:11:36 That was, like, the original joke that he got canceled for.

00:11:39 He said, like, if you have, you know, can you bake six million cookies with one, you know,

00:11:43 yada, yada, yada.

00:11:45 And, say what you will about Nick, I feel like he gets, you know, persecuted a lot,

00:11:49 but you can't even touch Nick.

00:11:51 Like, I can't touch him.

00:11:52 You know, I had him on my podcast years ago, and it cost me a lot just having him on my

00:11:56 podcast.

00:11:57 I mean, I'm sure the same is with you, and I like Nick.

00:11:59 Like, I don't hate Nick.

00:11:59 I think Nick's a smart guy, but some people you associate with, and it's weird, because

00:12:04 I consider myself controversial, but I'm, like, light, I'm a lightweight compared to

00:12:09 something.

00:12:09 What do you think about Tucker Carlson?

00:12:11 I see you have his hat on.

00:12:11 Tucker's my man, my biological stepfather.

00:12:13 He's helped me out so much, so I'm, like, indebted to Tucker, and now he's really, you

00:12:18 see how outspoken he is?

00:12:19 Yeah.

00:12:20 A little bit with peers, I think he's going after.

00:12:23 He said, like, genocide is bad, which is, like, for legacy media is kind of controversial,

00:12:29 but that should be accepted.

00:12:31 I agree, but, dude, you know, it's hard to, it's hard to say that, because you piss off

00:12:36 the wrong people, and you know those people are very powerful, so it's hard to talk about

00:12:41 an honest conversation when it comes to Israel-Palestine.

00:12:43 But I want to get into that, but before, I'm friends with her.

00:12:46 I don't know why she's getting so much hate.

00:12:48 Ashley St. Clair, but just because she had Elon's baby, good for her.

00:12:51 I think it's good for her.

00:12:52 She let him nut in there and have a baby. 1.00

00:12:53 Well, who gives a damn? 0.96

00:12:54 I just thought it was funny.

00:12:56 I made a video about this yesterday, because I was saying, if you're, about this conversation,

00:13:00 if you're not canceled yet, and you talk for a living, you're either a bot or a woman.

00:13:04 And she replied saying, female privilege doesn't spare all of us. 1.00

00:13:08 And then a year later, she gets nutted in by the richest guy in the world, and that doesn't

00:13:12 have support for the rest of her life.

00:13:13 It's like, the irony that she's saying, I don't have female privilege, and is probably

00:13:18 the most privileged woman in the world, next to Jeff Bezos' ex-wife.

00:13:24 Well, she's not going to get that much money. 0.99

00:13:26 Not that much, but just like, she hit the lottery in a second.

00:13:28 Like, we can't do that.

00:13:29 No, I cannot. 0.98

00:13:30 I mean, I could knock up some, like, really nasty fat girl that happens to be the heir to 1.00

00:13:34 the DuPont throne. 0.98

00:13:35 You know what I mean?

00:13:35 Like, there is, but it's not as easy. 0.66

00:13:37 But I'm saying, there is, there are some guys that date nasty girls.

00:13:41 Do you know any?

00:13:42 I don't know any.

00:13:42 I kind of know one guy who went to high school, and he married this girl that was ugly, and 0.54

00:13:45 her dad was so rich, and I was always kind of, and now he has a beautiful family.

00:13:48 Kids are there.

00:13:49 I mean, I'm sure they are in love.

00:13:50 I think he loves her.

00:13:50 I think he does, too, but he's, he just looks, I don't know.

00:13:55 I just, there's a discrepancy in their standards of beauty.

00:13:58 But that's the difference.

00:13:59 See, like, the only guy you know, he's not getting her money.

00:14:01 He's getting her dad's money.

00:14:03 Yeah, that's true.

00:14:03 So it's not really, like, Ashley's getting Elon's money.

00:14:07 You're right.

00:14:07 Ashley's getting Elon's money.

00:14:08 Jeff Bezos' ex-wife is getting Jeff's money.

00:14:10 There's no example of, like, that transactional relationship ever happening.

00:14:14 I also thought it was funny.

00:14:16 Did you see, do you see how the liberals talk about Bianca, Ye's wife? 0.99

00:14:20 Like, a week ago, they were saying she's a sex slave. 0.99

00:14:23 She's abused. 0.97

00:14:24 She's like, oh, my God, they need to save her.

00:14:26 They're, like, trying to find her family.

00:14:27 And then a week later, they find out about a divorce, which is fake.

00:14:31 And they say that there's no prenup in the marriage. 0.98

00:14:34 And then all the same liberals who are talking about how she's abused sex slave are now parading her around like a queen. 0.99

00:14:39 You go, queen. 0.99

00:14:40 Get that money.

00:14:41 Get that money.

00:14:42 They're doing sassy, carty, B-gifs. 0.53

00:14:44 It's all, it's all.

00:14:45 So, okay, was it really about the abuse or did you just not like Ye?

00:14:48 Because if you're saying that Bianca's just married to Ye to take his money, then he's being abused.

00:14:54 Exactly right. 0.99

00:14:55 So you don't give a fuck about abuse at all. 0.98

00:14:57 No, but you know the media doesn't care about abuse. 0.98

00:15:00 So, I mean, you know that.

00:15:01 We live in a world where it's, like, all this virtue signaling and fakeness.

00:15:05 So I don't know.

00:15:06 It's hard to tell what's real.

00:15:07 So you're saying the divorce.

00:15:08 I thought the divorce was still real.

00:15:09 That was breaking news.

00:15:10 I thought the divorce.

00:15:10 No, no, it's fake.

00:15:12 Fake news.

00:15:13 Just, like, people don't like Ye.

00:15:14 So they just put out fake news and then it goes viral and then you see.

00:15:17 No, it's completely fake.

00:15:18 And I like Ye.

00:15:19 I mean, I think his music's incredible.

00:15:20 But, you know, you get on the nitrous oxide.

00:15:23 That does make you.

00:15:24 Have you ever done nitrous oxide?

00:15:25 I don't think so.

00:15:26 I mean, maybe when I got my wisdom teeth, though.

00:15:27 Yeah, that's the same stuff.

00:15:29 But you've never been to, like, a festival.

00:15:30 Like, I've always had a widespread panic concert years ago.

00:15:32 And you do, like, a balloon.

00:15:33 And when you take that stuff.

00:15:34 You got a Coachella or something?

00:15:36 No, it was called Hangout Music Festival in Orange Beach, Alabama.

00:15:39 And you take a balloon and it's full of nitrous.

00:15:41 You go.

00:15:41 It's just, like, wonk, wonk, wonk.

00:15:43 And you feel.

00:15:44 What do you feel like?

00:15:45 Like you're floating.

00:15:46 Yeah, yeah.

00:15:46 Like you're.

00:15:46 You're smiling right out.

00:15:47 Sounds good.

00:15:48 It feels good.

00:15:49 Don't do it.

00:15:49 Do not do it.

00:15:50 Yeah.

00:15:51 But, yeah.

00:15:51 Because it relieves anxiety, too.

00:15:53 So it's this weird thing where it gives you this physical high.

00:15:55 And it also takes away your anxiety temporarily.

00:15:57 It comes back.

00:15:58 How long?

00:15:58 Like 20 minutes?

00:16:00 I don't.

00:16:00 I mean, I only did it that one time.

00:16:02 But I just know that, like, I was really chilled out that night.

00:16:05 But I just know that it helps.

00:16:06 Because I've had it done for my teeth, too.

00:16:07 So that's what they say.

00:16:08 It also has mental health benefits.

00:16:10 Have you noticed, like, less brain cells since then?

00:16:12 I have, yes.

00:16:14 I've run my brain.

00:16:15 I think I have a little bit.

00:16:16 Like, I'm a lot older than you.

00:16:17 And my girlfriend is over there. 1.00

00:16:19 Beautiful prepaid wireless wheel lever. 0.99

00:16:21 But, dude, I forget shit all the time. 0.96

00:16:23 Like, signals. 0.92

00:16:24 Yeah, because I was, like, looking at the address here.

00:16:25 It's, like, 733-39th.

00:16:27 And I come up with, like, 733-35th.

00:16:29 And I was just looking at it.

00:16:30 You know what I mean?

00:16:31 Just going from one app to the other.

00:16:32 Actually, that happened to me, too, when I was on the way here.

00:16:33 I was like, oh, it's on 42nd.

00:16:34 And I'm walking the wrong way.

00:16:35 And I look at my phone. 1.00

00:16:36 Fuck. 1.00

00:16:36 And that's why I was three minutes late. 1.00

00:16:37 See, it's simple stuff like that.

00:16:38 And I saw it right before.

00:16:40 I have to look at my phone, like, every six minutes. 1.00

00:16:42 And, yeah, stupid stuff. 1.00

00:16:43 I don't know what that means. 1.00

00:16:44 I did drugs a lot when I was younger.

00:16:45 Yeah.

00:16:46 Well, so now, what is your take on drugs?

00:16:49 Like, I think it's bad with all the kids on fentanyl.

00:16:52 But, like, what are you?

00:16:53 I mean, that's bad.

00:16:54 Happy Black History Month, George Floyd.

00:16:56 You know, he did die.

00:16:57 I just want to say it.

00:16:58 I mean, Sneeko just admitted it.

00:16:59 He did die of a drug overdose.

00:17:01 Have you noticed that this is the weakest Black History Month in history?

00:17:03 Like, I'm just saying.

00:17:03 Why is it?

00:17:04 Why is it such a white Black History Month? 1.00

00:17:06 Because of George Floyd.

00:17:08 I think that George Floyd was shoved down our throats so much in the past five years.

00:17:11 The statues everywhere.

00:17:12 The murals.

00:17:13 The protests.

00:17:15 And everyone realized, oh, he was on fent.

00:17:17 So, you're telling me.

00:17:18 This was a sham.

00:17:19 And so, everyone's just kind of like.

00:17:20 He tainted.

00:17:21 I think he tanked Black History Month.

00:17:23 It's George Floyd's fault.

00:17:25 One counterfeit $20 bill ruined a month of Rosa Parks.

00:17:29 Do you think if Trump pardoned Derek Chauvin that, what do you think?

00:17:33 Do you think that's ever a possibility?

00:17:35 I hope he does.

00:17:36 I mean, Jordan Neely got pardoned.

00:17:37 And he's been on the train.

00:17:38 He's around New York.

00:17:39 I see him on the train reading a book.

00:17:41 You know, he's back into society.

00:17:43 What's more important?

00:17:44 Tiger King to get pardoned or Derek Chauvin?

00:17:50 Derek Chauvin.

00:17:50 Yeah, Derek Chauvin.

00:17:51 You don't like the Tiger King?

00:17:52 I don't know anything about it.

00:17:53 What do you watch?

00:17:53 I think that's a white people thing.

00:17:55 I don't know.

00:17:55 It was on Netflix.

00:17:56 Netflix is terrible.

00:17:57 But, like, what does Nico watch?

00:17:58 Like, what content do you consume?

00:17:59 You know, I've been watching a lot of, like, old New York movies.

00:18:03 I've been back into, like, when I was younger, I got it to film because of The Godfather,

00:18:06 The De Niro's, Scorsese, Pacino, that whole thing.

00:18:11 I've been re-watching a lot of Scorsese.

00:18:12 And David Lynch has passed away, so I've been re-watching David Lynch.

00:18:15 I just saw Blue Velvet again and Mulholland Drive again.

00:18:17 I love him.

00:18:17 A lot of people don't know who he is.

00:18:19 You know, it's also funny.

00:18:19 I made a video, like, commemorating David Lynch after he died.

00:18:22 And it was one of the most viral Project X vlogs that I posted because the libtards 1.00

00:18:26 quote-tweeted it and were really angry that I like him.

00:18:29 What did they say?

00:18:30 They said, like, this is AI.

00:18:31 Like, David Lynch would hate you. 0.99

00:18:33 He would punch you.

00:18:34 Like, they thought that he would hate him because I think he said one thing nice about 0.99

00:18:36 transgenders one time.

00:18:38 And so they kind of embraced him as a hero because they think Twin Peaks was celebrating

00:18:41 transgenderism.

00:18:43 So they hate that I like him.

00:18:44 And they insisted that I didn't.

00:18:46 I didn't realize Twin Peaks was, like, this movie for transgender.

00:18:49 I didn't know either.

00:18:50 I didn't know that.

00:18:50 That was the first time I heard that.

00:18:52 Well, what do you think about that?

00:18:53 I was just at this event called DebateCon, and I was just asking this.

00:18:57 I didn't even know them before this thing, honestly.

00:18:58 This person called Brianna Wu.

00:19:00 And I tried to ask them.

00:19:02 They're, like, kind of big on Twitter.

00:19:03 They're not that big.

00:19:03 Sounds familiar.

00:19:04 Yeah, like, you've seen their tweets.

00:19:06 They kind of sound familiar, but it's, like, this white girl.

00:19:08 No Asian. 1.00

00:19:09 And when I say girl.

00:19:09 Brianna Wu?

00:19:10 I know.

00:19:10 When I say girl, it's a six-foot-tall dude, but goes by Brianna Wu.

00:19:14 Sometimes you say girl because you think Brianna's such a feminine name.

00:19:17 Okay.

00:19:17 But I tried to ask them.

00:19:19 They said that they hadn't taken drugs in 20 years.

00:19:22 Him.

00:19:23 Him.

00:19:23 He said he hadn't taken drugs in 20 years. 0.99

00:19:25 And I was going to ask him if, when he got his penis cut off, if they gave him painkillers. 0.99

00:19:31 And does he consider that a drug? 0.99

00:19:32 And as soon as I started the question, before I started the question.

00:19:35 Security?

00:19:36 No.

00:19:36 Who do you have the question for?

00:19:37 Actually, security didn't kick me out.

00:19:38 They just kind of stopped it.

00:19:39 I was like, my question is for the transgender. 0.96

00:19:41 And then the tranny's like, you can't do that. 1.00

00:19:44 And I called them a tranny. 1.00

00:19:46 And I'm like, should I even post this clip?

00:19:48 Because they're trying to act like... 0.92

00:19:49 When did you say tranny or transgender? 0.99

00:19:50 I said transgender. 0.99

00:19:51 Then I said tranny. 0.99

00:19:52 I said both. 0.94

00:19:53 I did say tranny. 1.00

00:19:54 I didn't say it at first. 0.98

00:19:55 At first I said transgender.

00:19:56 And then they got mad. 0.99

00:19:56 Then I called them a tranny. 1.00

00:19:57 But my point is, it's like, I'm kind of in this conundrum where they've already been tweeting,

00:20:02 oh, I'm such a victim.

00:20:03 I even got called a tranny.

00:20:05 Why can't...

00:20:05 Why is tranny bad? 1.00

00:20:06 I mean, what the hell? 0.91

00:20:07 I mean, I know that's a slur, but is it really a slur? 0.52

00:20:09 It's not a slur.

00:20:10 It's not a slur.

00:20:10 It's just a short version of transgender.

00:20:12 It's just an abbreviated...

00:20:14 Same thing as Schultz made that joke.

00:20:15 Like, grandmother, granny. 0.98

00:20:17 You know?

00:20:18 It's just colloquial.

00:20:20 It's like a loving term.

00:20:21 Well, we need to post it.

00:20:22 What do you think, though?

00:20:23 Like, do you...

00:20:24 Are you so deep in the world that you think it's like some sort of satanic conspiracy,

00:20:28 like Baphomet, like they want to turn all the kids into...

00:20:30 You know what's funny?

00:20:30 I just did a documentary.

00:20:32 This guy, Louis Thoreau.

00:20:33 I don't know who he is.

00:20:33 Yeah, Louis Thoreau.

00:20:34 You did a documentary with Louis Thoreau?

00:20:36 He came to my apartment two weeks ago.

00:20:37 Dude, BBC is one of the best documentarians out.

00:20:39 I didn't know much about him.

00:20:40 You had no idea.

00:20:41 Louis Thoreau is?

00:20:42 I really didn't, no.

00:20:43 And how long did you film with him?

00:20:45 Oh, like four hours.

00:20:46 You know, he did a crazy documentary.

00:20:47 I know.

00:20:47 I found out afterwards.

00:20:49 And I knew about Louis Thoreau before that.

00:20:51 Dude, he's one of the funniest guys.

00:20:52 He came into my room in my apartment and he's like,

00:20:55 do you have a Quran in your room?

00:20:56 And I opened the drawer, there's a Quran.

00:20:57 He's like, it doesn't seem that used.

00:20:59 You know, it was funny.

00:21:00 And then we went around.

00:21:01 Why did I bring him up?

00:21:01 Oh, right.

00:21:02 There were magazines.

00:21:03 We went into the deli.

00:21:04 He wanted to get like city content.

00:21:06 So we walked out and people are coming up and I'm debating people.

00:21:09 And we're standing in front of a store.

00:21:11 Magazines and there's like the one eye symbolism and like all the magazines.

00:21:14 Like, you know what?

00:21:14 I don't want to do it.

00:21:15 I know exactly.

00:21:15 For the screenshot.

00:21:16 Yeah. 1.00

00:21:16 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:21:17 Yeah. 1.00

00:21:17 Because now they're going to say you're part of it.

00:21:19 So that's why I purposely don't do it.

00:21:21 Anyway, every celebrity has a picture of them doing one eye symbolism.

00:21:24 Everybody from every photo shoot on whatever magazine.

00:21:26 It's so easy to find it.

00:21:27 You can find one of every celebrity.

00:21:28 And his argument was like, well, how many magazine covers would there be?

00:21:32 I'm like, okay, it's always on a magazine cover specifically too.

00:21:34 They want a celebrity to show you that they're pledging allegiance to,

00:21:37 in Islam we say the Jal, the Antichrist. 1.00

00:21:40 It's the same thing in Christianity.

00:21:41 It's the Antichrist.

00:21:41 That's what the Antichrist is going to look like.

00:21:43 It's going to be a deformed, tall, one-eyed thing. 0.99

00:21:46 And so they're saying this is who we pledge allegiance to.

00:21:48 So that is part of a greater satanic conspiracy.

00:21:50 Do I think all the celebrities know?

00:21:51 No, I don't.

00:21:52 I think they're getting paid.

00:21:53 Some of them might know.

00:21:54 Some of them don't.

00:21:54 Some of them do witchcraft.

00:21:55 Who cares?

00:21:56 They do the photo shoot.

00:21:57 They want to make money.

00:21:57 But yeah, there is something bigger going on.

00:21:59 And the end times are coming.

00:22:01 You do think so?

00:22:02 Do you think the rapture?

00:22:03 Are you one of these guys?

00:22:04 And I know.

00:22:04 I mean, it's yeah, of course.

00:22:05 I do think we're towards the end, and I do believe in a creator.

00:22:08 Like the idea that they lie to us and tell us that we evolved from literal pond scum,

00:22:12 that a biogenesis, two cells split, and then all of a sudden a monkey became Sneeko.

00:22:17 We did not come from this bread.

00:22:18 No, this is not our origin.

00:22:19 That's not our ancestors.

00:22:21 Of course.

00:22:22 It's just provably false.

00:22:23 Like, which God is right?

00:22:24 I mean, I kind of have a deal.

00:22:26 You can argue about that.

00:22:27 There's a lot of theological debates.

00:22:28 But I think we all agree that somebody had to press play on this, whatever this is.

00:22:33 Somebody had to put it in motion.

00:22:34 It was a creator.

00:22:34 It was an almighty creator.

00:22:36 But I don't know when the end times are going to come.

00:22:38 But you do think.

00:22:39 You're saying this.

00:22:40 Absolutely.

00:22:40 You're not saying this trolling, kind of like you actually think.

00:22:43 That's something that all the Abrahamic faiths agree on.

00:22:44 It's going to happen.

00:22:45 Yeah, I agree with you on that.

00:22:46 And that's what, I mean, if you want to get into the greater conversation, that's what Israel-Palestine

00:22:48 is all about.

00:22:49 They wanted to get an Aqsa Mosque.

00:22:51 They had to build the mosque there, the third temple, in order for Jesus to come back.

00:22:54 Exactly.

00:22:55 You know about the red heifers.

00:22:56 Yes.

00:22:56 So that's what it's really about.

00:22:58 I mean.

00:22:59 Do they need Palestine to build that third temple? 1.00

00:23:01 Yeah.

00:23:01 That's why they want to turn Gaza into a Trump casino.

00:23:03 They want to have that land so that they can, yeah.

00:23:07 It'd be a good casino.

00:23:08 But, you know, when you talk about Israel-Palestine, it's hard.

00:23:12 Because for me, if I say that I don't like little children dying, they could call that anti-Semitic.

00:23:19 You know what I mean?

00:23:20 Like, literally saying that I don't want children to be bombed and used as shields.

00:23:25 And listen, I think you and I would both agree that Hamas is not great. 0.59

00:23:28 Even though I saw Jackson Hinkle having an interview with him.

00:23:30 I need to watch that.

00:23:30 But I'm just saying, like, overall, I think you could say that Hamas is not great.

00:23:36 But when you see clips, like you're talking about, where they're digging up Muslim people's

00:23:40 grave to build a theme park.

00:23:42 Have you seen that picture?

00:23:44 Yeah.

00:23:44 It's like, how do I defend that?

00:23:47 It's hard to defend that.

00:23:48 Right.

00:23:49 That's real.

00:23:51 They're big.

00:23:51 Yes.

00:23:52 There's a dude.

00:23:52 Look, I'll show you right now.

00:23:54 Yes.

00:23:54 There's a picture of a woman, a Muslim woman crying over her son's grave because they're

00:23:58 building a theme park.

00:24:00 But when I say a theme park, it's like a biblical, it's like a religious theme park.

00:24:04 I kind of, yeah, I believe you.

00:24:06 I don't need a, yeah.

00:24:06 But I'll pull it up.

00:24:07 So what do you think about that?

00:24:09 That's very unfortunate.

00:24:13 Well, how do we solve that problem?

00:24:14 The outrage is growing faster than it's ever grown.

00:24:16 I mean, there was a video going viral of Jerry Seinfeld next to a fan and a fan goes,

00:24:21 free Palestine.

00:24:22 And Jerry Seinfeld's like, I don't care about Palestine.

00:24:23 He walks away. 1.00

00:24:24 And there's like, my whole timeline is this fucking genocidal pedophile piece of shit. 1.00

00:24:30 All he said was like, I don't care. 1.00

00:24:31 Like, yeah, he's a New York Jew. 0.86

00:24:32 Like, what did you think he was going to have?

00:24:34 Like some strong, yeah.

00:24:37 Of course he.

00:24:38 Even though I don't believe Snopes, that's Snopes saying, and I don't know if you want to

00:24:41 read it, but it's just a sad.

00:24:43 According to news reports, Israeli authorities plan to build a theme park in the area.

00:24:46 Yeah.

00:24:49 And they're like digging up that woman's son's grave.

00:24:52 So it's just stuff like that.

00:24:53 I mean, it's just sad.

00:24:54 I mean, look, the narrative, like the peers argument is keep saying you have to condemn

00:24:58 Hamas. 0.73

00:24:59 You have to condemn Hamas.

00:25:00 It's like, if you are getting bombed and attacked for years and years and years, do you not think

00:25:04 that some people are going to fight back or try to defend themselves?

00:25:07 Did you think that they were just going to like have their graves dug and re-dug to build

00:25:12 theme parks and nobody was going to retaliate?

00:25:13 They found a name, Hamas. 0.83

00:25:15 And so now it's like, come on.

00:25:16 Like, it sounds terroristy, just like ISIS, just like Al Qaeda.

00:25:19 Even though we created ISIS, you know, we created the Mujahideen to fight with Russia 0.97

00:25:24 in a cold war, you know, that we're having a proxy war, similar to how we're having a

00:25:27 proxy war against Russia now.

00:25:29 So and then we use those weapons against us.

00:25:31 So we created ISIS. 0.93

00:25:33 We created Al Qaeda. 1.00

00:25:34 We created this enemy.

00:25:35 And then we call them terrorists.

00:25:36 It's like, wait, why are we not the terrorists for going there and bombing them? 0.81

00:25:39 Like we, it just, terrorists for so many Americans is just a brown person with a scarf, speaking 0.94

00:25:45 language they don't understand.

00:25:47 But if you look up the definition of terror, if it's killing innocent people for the sake

00:25:51 of political motives, then the United States has done that consistently throughout its

00:25:55 existence.

00:25:56 We're the biggest terrorists.

00:25:57 They lied about weapons of mass destruction.

00:25:58 We killed millions of people.

00:25:59 And we just move on and we just forget, hey, next thing, COVID now.

00:26:03 Well, and listen, the Holocaust is terrible. 0.90

00:26:05 We always hear about 6 million and it's just so bad, you know, say what you want about

00:26:09 it and it's horrible.

00:26:10 But now with this Ukraine war, Russia's lost 1 million and on top of that, Ukraine's lost

00:26:15 100,000.

00:26:16 So a million people just died and we're about to end it and nobody's going to even bat

00:26:19 an eyelash.

00:26:20 Nobody's going to give a damn that a million people literally just died.

00:26:23 So it's just, it is kind of weird.

00:26:25 There's only one Holocaust. 0.83

00:26:27 Like Dana White, for example, you have to bring out a script and say like, Bryce Mitchell

00:26:30 denied the Holocaust.

00:26:32 It was exactly 6 million.

00:26:33 And it's like, there's only one Holocaust where you have to do that statement for it, 0.66

00:26:37 where a CEO has to address the press and address the employees.

00:26:41 And it's only this one.

00:26:42 It's like, well, okay, the most well-documented genocide of all time is happening right now.

00:26:46 And I don't see any scripts from any CEOs.

00:26:48 No, we don't see anybody talking about the death that's happening currently or the slavery.

00:26:53 And we have these issues.

00:26:54 Like I go on college campuses, like you do the one minute debates and I was just at LSU

00:26:57 and like they kept bringing up slavery, you know, like I'm responsible.

00:27:00 And I asked him, I'm like, do you know any of your ancestors that were slaves?

00:27:03 You're like, no.

00:27:04 So, I mean, why do they preach this victimhood mentality like to blame someone?

00:27:08 Because it's fun.

00:27:08 I mean, like if you're a victim, then nothing's your fault.

00:27:12 And so if you're mediocre in life, you get to blame the boogeyman.

00:27:15 Yeah.

00:27:15 And so like as long as you go to a protest and you're an activist, you're progressing in life.

00:27:20 You're fighting against the man.

00:27:22 You don't actually have to succeed or start a family or create a business or level up in life

00:27:26 because, you know, there's someone else that's controlling you.

00:27:29 There's a systematic oppression.

00:27:31 And it's nice to believe that.

00:27:33 Well, is that the same?

00:27:34 I know.

00:27:34 But is that the same?

00:27:35 And this is why I kind of go after the people that do blame everything on Israel and say like,

00:27:40 Oh, there's a Jewish conspiracy. 0.98

00:27:41 That's the same thing.

00:27:42 Isn't that victimhood?

00:27:43 It's the same thing.

00:27:43 Yeah.

00:27:44 Yeah.

00:27:44 I mean, there's like the people complain about.

00:27:45 I was just thinking about this on the train.

00:27:46 Like there's always complaining about white replacement and white genocide and they blame

00:27:50 everyone. 0.74

00:27:51 But it's like if white people were conquering for so long, then maybe like look at yourselves 0.72

00:27:56 and be like, what are we doing wrong?

00:27:57 Yeah.

00:27:57 If you were in charge, the kingdom was the biggest, you know, the colonized the entire world.

00:28:02 And now you're like, it's black music.

00:28:05 Like if that's really what's holding you back, I think the problem is bigger.

00:28:09 And, you know, it's the same victim mentality, but they don't seem to realize it.

00:28:13 Like they're not actually providing solutions.

00:28:16 Yeah.

00:28:16 But what are the solutions?

00:28:17 Like you're talking about the rapture when you're talking like that.

00:28:19 I think.

00:28:20 Well, that's like you don't know when it's going to come.

00:28:22 So I'm saying to my point is like, is there a solution to this?

00:28:25 I mean, isn't this problem just so inevitable?

00:28:27 Yeah.

00:28:27 I mean, I'm saying just with society, the fact that kids, kids are basically using only

00:28:32 fans, getting into porn, the degeneracy of the world.

00:28:35 Like can you and I, and not that it's our responsibility.

00:28:37 Do anything.

00:28:38 Could we make it moral?

00:28:39 Doubt it.

00:28:40 I mean, we could do, we just have to do what's right.

00:28:42 Like just do what's right, regardless, continue to do what you should do.

00:28:47 And that's it, man.

00:28:48 Like what do I.

00:28:49 Stay positive.

00:28:50 We got to stay positive. 1.00

00:28:51 Fuck it. 1.00

00:28:52 We ball. 1.00

00:28:52 Fuck it. 1.00

00:28:53 We ball. 1.00

00:28:53 Fuck it. 1.00

00:28:54 We ball. 1.00

00:28:54 I know.

00:28:55 But what else is there to do?

00:28:56 You've had a lot of success at a young age.

00:28:58 So for you, I don't mean to call you jaded.

00:29:01 You probably, you're empathetic to the people that are struggling, but like your life is

00:29:04 not bad, even though you probably get hated on and this and that.

00:29:07 In a way, I think that you've achieved a lot of people's dreams at such a young age.

00:29:11 Is that fair?

00:29:12 I'm sure you want more of yourself, but have you achieved more than 99% of your peers?

00:29:16 Yeah, but I've had so many ups and downs.

00:29:17 There's been so many obstacles.

00:29:19 For anyone to say that's easy is like.

00:29:21 No, I'm not calling it easy.

00:29:21 No, I understand what you're saying, but I'm just to people who think that it's like,

00:29:25 um, if you've seen my career, I've had to, to face so many, um, so many obstacles, so

00:29:31 many hurdles.

00:29:31 So, uh, I had to work for everything.

00:29:34 Nothing was handed to me. 1.00

00:29:35 And so like, I don't really have empathy for lazy pieces of shit. 0.99

00:29:39 Like it just, you know, like I know what I have to do every, look at me every single 0.99

00:29:44 day.

00:29:44 Bringing a camera.

00:29:45 People don't realize how hard that is, how awkward it may be to do an interview.

00:29:48 Come here.

00:29:49 You don't know me.

00:29:50 I went to bed at 5am last night.

00:29:51 I did a vlog all day.

00:29:52 Then I edited for another five hours.

00:29:54 Then immediately I started to stream for five hours.

00:29:56 Went to bed at 5am, woke up at 10, took meetings all morning.

00:29:59 Then I went to film.

00:30:00 Then I'm here and I'm going to do the same thing today.

00:30:01 Like I'm already, you're saying like, okay, you're successful, but you have to maintain

00:30:05 it.

00:30:05 You have to continue to, and especially the position I'm in, it's banned everywhere.

00:30:09 It's not like, it's like, I'm just handed to me.

00:30:12 I have to work five times harder than everybody else.

00:30:14 And like, um, um, by my space.

00:30:17 No, that is true that you do have to work harder because you're limited.

00:30:20 You can't just go on Twitch.

00:30:21 But like, I mean, when it comes to content creators and you don't do this, but like Milo,

00:30:25 he's come after me.

00:30:26 He goes after people.

00:30:27 I didn't know he went after you.

00:30:28 Well, and him and I kind of, I really had no beef.

00:30:30 He had came on my show.

00:30:31 He said some stuff about Laura Loomer and I tweeted that I didn't agree with it.

00:30:33 And he just came after me, but honestly, him and I are going to be at the Griffey.

00:30:36 Laura Loomer, uh, started tweeting at the, um, at the FBI saying that I was a terrorist.

00:30:40 And, um, no, she did not.

00:30:42 She did.

00:30:43 And when I had a rumble deal, she was tweeting at the CEO saying that I shouldn't make money. 0.86

00:30:47 Yeah.

00:30:47 She's tweeting it to us like, how are you going to let this Islamist? 1.00

00:30:50 And then tweeted, um, trying to put me on a watch list.

00:30:53 You know, it's the government.

00:30:54 You're going to do the next nine 11, dude.

00:30:56 You're going to.

00:30:57 It's just, does anyone believe that?

00:30:59 Like, I don't know.

00:31:00 Um, uh, but yeah, that was, that's her, but, um, yeah, Milo, I get along with.

00:31:04 But my point is Milo and these people, they fight.

00:31:06 Yeah.

00:31:06 I really don't even dislike Milo.

00:31:08 He just got mad at me.

00:31:08 I'm sure I came in the fences with him.

00:31:09 My point is, though, these people like are very toxic online for lack of a better word.

00:31:13 They have to like attack people.

00:31:14 Like, yeah, that's, that's a fair.

00:31:15 I'm saying Laura's attacking you. 0.87

00:31:17 Like, that's what she does. 1.00

00:31:18 And she's getting clicks because there's people that like you, but there's people that hate you.

00:31:21 So then by her attacking you, your fans support you, her fans support her.

00:31:25 So it creates a war, you know, it gets people going.

00:31:28 Yeah.

00:31:28 And so what do you think about that type of contact or do it constantly?

00:31:31 Cause I don't like to do that.

00:31:32 I did that with AOC.

00:31:33 She's my big booty Latina, but like, you know what I mean? 1.00

00:31:35 I don't want to do it with an AOC with like a, somebody like that, a politician, a possible

00:31:40 future president, you know, she is definitely going to be, watch, she's definitely going 0.99

00:31:43 to be the nominee.

00:31:44 I mean, who else is going to Democrat party?

00:31:45 Who else they got?

00:31:46 It's going to be her or that Jasmine Crockett.

00:31:48 And she's a crackhead and she's our, she's our rep in Dallas, dude. 1.00

00:31:52 And I love black women, but she's ghetto as hell, dude. 1.00

00:31:54 She's like extra, she's like, she's, I don't know how to explain it. 0.98

00:31:57 She's extra feisty because a lot of like the black women that get into politics, they 1.00

00:32:01 like want to act respectable.

00:32:02 You know what I mean?

00:32:03 Like they want to try to act like, want to be Michelle 2.0.

00:32:05 Exactly.

00:32:06 They want to be like Michelle, but she's not like that.

00:32:07 She's like, kind of has, she leans into that.

00:32:09 She leans into that.

00:32:10 She's urban and black, which I don't hate.

00:32:12 I like that.

00:32:12 But I'm just saying she, she doesn't pull punches.

00:32:14 She's Jasmine the stallion.

00:32:16 Jasmine the stallion.

00:32:17 She's twerking at her ceremony. 0.98

00:32:19 I mean, they are, Kamala was hiring black rappers to twerk on stage at a rally. 1.00

00:32:24 So, I mean, this is the next step, huh? 0.75

00:32:25 What do you think about abortion?

00:32:27 I went to Kamala's rally and I'm not a fan.

00:32:29 I know, but every marketing campaign was reproductive rights. 0.93

00:32:32 Like why do so many people think this abortion is just no big deal?

00:32:37 That it's no big deal.

00:32:37 I mean, that it's like women's health care. 0.98

00:32:39 It's not only that, they celebrate.

00:32:40 I was here in New York three years ago where they had a yell your abortion protest.

00:32:47 And then girls were all protesting.

00:32:49 Oh, is that the one where the famous actress did it? 0.98

00:32:51 Amber Rose?

00:32:52 Not, well, Amber is kind of famous.

00:32:53 What is the other one?

00:32:54 She did the slow walk and now she's a magnet. 1.00

00:32:55 Who's the girl in white chicks that said the N word? 1.00

00:32:59 Busy Phillips.

00:33:01 She's supposed to like went up there.

00:33:02 One of these, one of these things.

00:33:03 She went up there and talked about how her abortion saved her life.

00:33:06 And then she didn't get an abortion. 1.00

00:33:06 Yeah.

00:33:07 So it's not even just like, they used to be ashamed of it.

00:33:09 It used to be something like, you know, no one.

00:33:10 It's kind of murder.

00:33:11 So some people do it.

00:33:12 It was a secret.

00:33:13 You wouldn't tell anybody.

00:33:14 You'd be shush about it, about the graveyard in your stomach.

00:33:16 And now they just celebrate it.

00:33:17 It's like an empowering thing to do.

00:33:19 So that's the real it.

00:33:20 And also, because they can't really, they say that Trump's going to take away reproductive

00:33:23 rights and they can't really think of anything.

00:33:25 So it's just, it's the one thing that they can latch on.

00:33:27 It's like the one disagreement the right and left have that gets everyone going.

00:33:31 And it really does.

00:33:32 And it's just meant to split us up.

00:33:33 So, you know, and I've watched your content, like, you know that obviously it's a unit party.

00:33:37 Like the people that say they're conservatives sometimes want to screw us more.

00:33:39 It's like.

00:33:39 Of course.

00:33:40 Of course.

00:33:41 I mean, I think the worst person is Dan Crenshaw. 1.00

00:33:43 He's conservative, but he sucks. 0.99

00:33:45 I mean, I've had a lot of heat. 0.99

00:33:46 Like when it comes to politicians, you were joking about AOC.

00:33:49 AOC might be a nut job, but at least I think.

00:33:53 She's talking about Palestine, isn't she?

00:33:54 Well, she is a little bit, but I'm saying she is, like, she is kind of part of the squad.

00:33:58 But I feel like she's more genuine than a lot of these other.

00:34:02 I believe her.

00:34:03 I believe her.

00:34:04 Now, she's sometimes she's phony. 1.00

00:34:06 No, no, no.

00:34:06 Sometimes she's phony. 1.00

00:34:07 She did a speech in the Bronx, and she's like, okay, Bronx is phony.

00:34:10 Oh, yeah.

00:34:11 And then the snaps came out.

00:34:12 It was totally fake.

00:34:13 The hoop earrings were there.

00:34:15 But I feel like she's doing that with the right intentions.

00:34:18 You know, she's doing that because she wants to. 1.00

00:34:19 That's how liberals are.

00:34:20 Yeah.

00:34:20 If you talk to them, they're all like that.

00:34:21 We point out how that's phony, but every liberal I've met code switches like that to blend in. 0.93

00:34:26 That's exactly what code switching is, but usually it's like a black guy trying to talk 1.00

00:34:29 like a white guy, but this is a Mexican girl trying to talk more Mexican. 1.00

00:34:33 I mean, what kind of code is that?

00:34:34 The extra Latina mode.

00:34:36 Yeah, the Bronx mode.

00:34:37 But I do believe, like, when she does the videos, you can see, like, the wires in her face

00:34:41 turning.

00:34:42 It's like Hillary never had that.

00:34:44 Hillary could sell. 1.00

00:34:44 It's like someone else was controlling her. 0.98

00:34:46 She looks like a puppet AOC. 0.95

00:34:47 You know, I think that's her.

00:34:49 Do you think Hillary Clinton, like, they always say they're a conspiracy, but you hear guys

00:34:52 like Jimmy South.

00:34:53 What, Pizzagate?

00:34:54 Well, Pizzagate, yeah, basically.

00:34:55 I mean, do you think that they actually aren't molesting kids?

00:34:57 You saw those email leaks, a bunch of napkins, maps.

00:34:59 I remember reading that in 2016.

00:35:01 You were really young, or 2015.

00:35:02 I was there.

00:35:03 I was reading.

00:35:03 I was on 4chan.

00:35:04 You were like a little kid.

00:35:06 I was on 4chan, and yeah, I got in trouble.

00:35:07 That was a while ago.

00:35:09 No, I was 18.

00:35:10 I voted in 16.

00:35:11 Okay, yeah, so you're 18.

00:35:12 But I'm just saying that was like your high school age.

00:35:13 You were in your teen still.

00:35:15 Yeah.

00:35:15 So what do you think about, like, do you think there's any credence to that?

00:35:18 Because I hate to be, I hate to say this, but I do think Hillary Clinton probably worships

00:35:21 Satan in this kind of weird, yeah, like, in this kind of weird secret thing.

00:35:25 Like, she goes with Marina Abramovich and does this ritual.

00:35:28 It's not like she's doing this every day or reading the Satanic Bible, but it's like

00:35:31 something they do every once in a while in some sort of ceremonial thing, whether they

00:35:35 believe it's real or not.

00:35:36 I do believe that she really does something with it.

00:35:38 I mean, I don't have tangible proof, but yeah, there's no doubt in my mind.

00:35:44 There's really no doubt in my mind.

00:35:45 Is Michelle really a boy or is that all?

00:35:47 That one, I think it's a funny meme.

00:35:50 I don't think so, though.

00:35:51 Joan Rivers did say it. 0.99

00:35:53 Ever.

00:35:53 A lot of kids.

00:35:53 Elon Musk's dad just said that.

00:35:55 I know.

00:35:55 What is he saying?

00:35:56 Last night.

00:35:56 Hey, did you see Elon Musk's dad said that Elon Musk was retarded when he was a kid?

00:36:00 You think he's just cloud chasing?

00:36:01 I don't know what the other teacher said.

00:36:03 Come on, why would you say that?

00:36:04 Why would you say that?

00:36:04 Joe Rogan's dad did the same thing.

00:36:05 He did a podcast. 0.99

00:36:06 I was just shitting on Joe Rogan. 0.92

00:36:07 I'm like, why are you doing this? 0.98

00:36:07 Like, your son's successful.

00:36:08 Yeah.

00:36:09 Oh, you're talking about Joe's dad?

00:36:10 Yeah, Joe's dad.

00:36:15 But there is this kind of weird thing where I'm really close with my dad and, like, parents

00:36:20 can be bad.

00:36:20 But I lost my mom.

00:36:21 I really, that was so bad.

00:36:22 But I guess my point is, I do feel like, as kids, we do kind of owe our parents something.

00:36:27 Is that, you see what I mean?

00:36:28 Of course.

00:36:28 Like, I'm not saying you have to necessarily do whatever, when you're becoming Elon Musk,

00:36:32 you do whatever your dad tells you to do.

00:36:33 You know, you're a super powerful guy.

00:36:34 But also, your parents owe something to the kids.

00:36:37 Like, you don't go on podcasts.

00:36:38 Do they? 0.99

00:36:38 You know, your parents owe it to their children not go on podcasts and shit talk their children. 0.99

00:36:42 Yeah, I think that's fair. 0.98

00:36:43 I think that, if there's a fair transaction.

00:36:45 Yeah.

00:36:46 No, you're right.

00:36:47 You're right.

00:36:47 I'm just in that situation.

00:36:48 Like, my dad, he did an interview when I started to blow up.

00:36:51 And he kind of didn't, he was just kind of being honest.

00:36:53 And he didn't even really speak that unfavorable about it.

00:36:55 He was just talking about how, after my mom died, I got, I changed.

00:36:58 Which is normal.

00:36:59 You know, I mean, I did.

00:36:59 I changed.

00:37:00 I got totally radicalized.

00:37:01 And everybody took it like a shot at me.

00:37:03 And it is the truth.

00:37:04 It's the truth.

00:37:05 But my dad wasn't saying that.

00:37:06 And he wasn't saying it in a malicious way?

00:37:07 He was not saying it in a malicious way.

00:37:08 He was just saying it in an honest way.

00:37:09 And it did change me.

00:37:10 It changed whoever I am.

00:37:11 Because now, like, whenever.

00:37:12 There's a lot of people attack you for that.

00:37:13 Well, just in the thing, they're just saying, like, oh, well, you know, his dad says. 0.97

00:37:17 It's like the left-handed people, like, he's crazy. 0.89

00:37:19 He went crazy after his mom died. 0.89

00:37:21 Oh, they're just using that as ammunition? 0.86

00:37:22 It's insane.

00:37:23 Yeah.

00:37:23 It's like, oh, after his mom died, he went crazy.

00:37:26 So when my dad said that, he wasn't saying it in a malicious way.

00:37:28 That's different.

00:37:29 That's different.

00:37:29 Yeah.

00:37:30 But I don't know.

00:37:31 It's hard with these parents.

00:37:32 Like, well, I mean, I'll just tell you this much.

00:37:35 When it comes to parents, like, what do you owe them?

00:37:38 I do think you owe them a little bit.

00:37:40 But, I mean, I don't know.

00:37:43 I don't have kids.

00:37:44 So I really kind of can only tell from the son's perspective that I owe my dad.

00:37:47 You know what I mean?

00:37:47 I mean, I just like to keep my family on my mind all the time.

00:37:51 So, I mean, there's always ups and downs.

00:37:53 You have a Filipina mom, though. 0.99

00:37:54 That had to be tough. 1.00

00:37:55 Did she beat your ass? 1.00

00:37:57 No, no, no. 1.00

00:37:58 My mom didn't really hit me.

00:38:00 More for my dad.

00:38:01 Okay, because he's Haitian.

00:38:02 So you're like Kamala Harris, dude.

00:38:03 You're like Haitian. 1.00

00:38:04 Is she Haitian? 0.96

00:38:05 No, she's Indian, isn't she?

00:38:06 Indian or something.

00:38:07 But I thought, I don't know.

00:38:08 Did you get mad when Trump accused Haitians of eating cats and dogs?

00:38:11 I did, but it was also funny.

00:38:13 Like, because I, you know why I defended Haitians for doing that? 1.00

00:38:15 Because there was no other, I know so many Haitian streamers.

00:38:18 You know what's funny?

00:38:18 Today, a lot of those Haitian streamers were, well, their communities, I'll say. 0.98

00:38:25 Their fans were calling me racist because I sent Aiden like a racist joke and Aiden posted

00:38:29 it or whatever.

00:38:30 And so then the black fans are like, okay, why is he friends with Sneeko? 0.99

00:38:33 He's racist.

00:38:33 And I'm like, wait, the streamer that you're a fan of didn't say anything when the whole 0.97

00:38:38 Haiti cats and dogs thing.

00:38:39 And I was the one, I was the Haitian representative.

00:38:41 I was getting attacks from all the right.

00:38:43 I'm like, they don't eat cats and dogs.

00:38:45 I was like standing at a podium.

00:38:46 I've never seen a cat or dog in Haiti.

00:38:48 Like, I was doing all this and I'm like, you know, I would turn off the stream like, 0.99

00:38:52 fuck, someone fucking back me up. 0.99

00:38:54 And you didn't have anybody to back you up? 1.00

00:38:56 No, nobody stepped in.

00:38:57 Nobody else is Haitian that's famous, really.

00:38:59 Yeah, there were so many famous Haitians.

00:39:01 Well, famous streamers, I don't know any of them.

00:39:02 Yeah, the famous streamers.

00:39:03 But they didn't have your back?

00:39:05 Well, they didn't really give a, like, I don't even think.

00:39:07 They didn't care that you got your back. 0.99

00:39:08 They didn't give a fuck. 1.00

00:39:09 They see like politics, stuff like that. 0.99

00:39:11 They're like, they'll stay far away.

00:39:12 And it's smart because, like, they should just play games and, you know, scream.

00:39:15 Like, do their thing.

00:39:16 Do their jokes and entertain.

00:39:18 They stay far away from that.

00:39:19 But I was dying on that.

00:39:20 I was really on the hill.

00:39:21 I would end the stream and then I'd talk to some Haitian people and they're like,

00:39:25 actually, there's some cats and dogs in Haiti.

00:39:28 I'm like, oh.

00:39:29 No!

00:39:30 So they admit that they're Haiti because they are. 1.00

00:39:32 Not all of them are eating cats and dogs.

00:39:34 Not all of them.

00:39:35 But I'm going to be, because I'm an honest guy.

00:39:37 I'll tell you this conversation.

00:39:38 I'm my cousin.

00:39:38 My cousin's a black guy, lives in Haiti to this day.

00:39:40 And he told me, like, oh, yeah, Haitian guys, when they get hungover, what they do is they

00:39:44 roast cats and dogs.

00:39:46 No, the cats specifically.

00:39:47 They eat roasted cat and it, like, heals the hangover.

00:39:50 I talked to my grandma and my grandma. 0.99

00:39:52 Smeiko, you're fucking kidding right now. 0.98

00:39:54 You're telling me that Hangover Cure in Haiti is barbecuing a cat. 0.99

00:39:59 That's what I heard from my family.

00:40:00 I rescue cats.

00:40:01 I literally, literally, I donate to cats.

00:40:04 I've never seen it and it's not a common thing.

00:40:07 Well, it sounds like it's a common thing. 1.00

00:40:08 They're barbecuing damn cats. 1.00

00:40:10 But they didn't do it. 1.00

00:40:11 They drink too much Budweiser.

00:40:12 They didn't do it in America.

00:40:14 Oh, my God.

00:40:14 The story, no.

00:40:15 But here's where the story really happened.

00:40:17 The story that went viral in America where, like, some guy saw a woman doing it, that

00:40:20 was all fraudulent.

00:40:21 That was fake.

00:40:21 And she wasn't even Haitian.

00:40:22 She wasn't even Haitian.

00:40:23 Yeah, she was in America.

00:40:23 She was just a black woman. 1.00

00:40:25 It was Jasmine the stallion.

00:40:27 It was her.

00:40:28 You can't blame Haiti for that.

00:40:29 Congresswoman Jasmine. 0.89

00:40:30 It was Congresswoman Jasmine.

00:40:32 And so that's what it was about.

00:40:33 But then as I heard more about it, and that's what I was really defending.

00:40:37 It wasn't, like, the story was false and people just ran with it. 0.99

00:40:39 But as I learned more, I'm like, oh, shit. 0.99

00:40:41 That is so funny. 0.99

00:40:41 But in China, dude, they have the human dog meat festival where, like, every year during

00:40:44 the summer solstice, like, they celebrate by eating dog because they say, like, how they 0.77

00:40:48 say there's health benefits for hangovers, that it helps them with their erection. 0.88

00:40:52 Cat? 0.62

00:40:53 Dog.

00:40:53 Oh, dog. 0.97

00:40:54 Dog.

00:40:54 Yes, it is for, it helps them.

00:40:56 They like to eat it during the summer solstice.

00:40:57 But so, you know, different shirts for different folks.

00:40:59 I'm not going to eat a dog. 0.99

00:41:01 I, you know, a lot of people call me a pussy, Sneeko, because I'm a vegetarian. 0.99

00:41:07 What do you think about that? 1.00

00:41:08 You don't eat pork.

00:41:08 Is that, is that immoral?

00:41:10 I mean, pork, pigs don't sweat. 0.94

00:41:11 So they, like, hold all the germs in their body. 0.99

00:41:13 They're a disgusting animal. 1.00

00:41:14 They eat their own feces. 1.00

00:41:15 You know, you can also domesticate a pig to be, to make it, like, basically like a 0.93

00:41:19 dog. 0.98

00:41:19 So if you domesticate a pig, then I guess it's going to be less disgusting.

00:41:22 Well, no, I'm not saying to eat the domesticated pig, but I'm saying.

00:41:25 Eat the dog pig and there's less parasites.

00:41:27 But if you eat actual pig, it's really bad for you.

00:41:29 And it's going to give you, there's like science that proves that aside from religion,

00:41:32 nobody should eat pork.

00:41:34 It's disgusting.

00:41:35 Bacon is delicious though.

00:41:36 Turkey bacon is even better.

00:41:37 I know.

00:41:37 Actually, I agree.

00:41:38 Hey, I'm not even going to say that.

00:41:39 I thought you're a vegetarian.

00:41:40 I am.

00:41:40 Grifter.

00:41:41 First of all, I don't eat meat, but I'm just saying I used to eat a ton of meat.

00:41:43 Now, I've stopped eating meat since before the pandemic, but I get called a soy boy. 1.00

00:41:47 I get called a pussy. 0.99

00:41:48 But I do it because going back to the Hillary stuff, like back in 2016, 2015, I was watching 0.99

00:41:52 these documentaries.

00:41:53 I think it was Game Changers is one on Netflix that I really liked.

00:41:56 But when you go to McDonald's and you get a hamburger, you know, that has meat fragments

00:41:59 from a thousand cows.

00:42:01 You know, but it's low vibrational because when the cows die, they see their other friends

00:42:04 die.

00:42:04 So you're getting their adrenalized blood.

00:42:06 Have you heard what I'm about to say yet?

00:42:07 No.

00:42:08 Do you know that in Islam, we're not, that's haram food because you're not supposed to

00:42:11 kill animals like that.

00:42:12 So we only kill animals the halal way, which is they have to be raised in a proper way 1.00

00:42:16 and they have to be, you have to bleed them out. 0.98

00:42:18 So you just slit their throat and then they bleed out. 0.97

00:42:20 So the adrenal comb isn't in their blood.

00:42:22 So your adrenaline, like that whole thing does not affect the system.

00:42:24 So it's higher vibrational.

00:42:25 Yeah.

00:42:25 It doesn't bring you down.

00:42:26 There you go.

00:42:26 It literally solves that problem.

00:42:28 Like Islam solves that problem. 1.00

00:42:28 That does.

00:42:29 And there is a reason why that's like a thing.

00:42:31 You know, that is a reason why it's halal or that. 0.98

00:42:33 I mean, that's.

00:42:33 All McDonald's is haram food.

00:42:35 A lot of people think it's just pork, but we can't eat animals that are raised in that environment

00:42:39 or electrocuted that way.

00:42:42 And not even just for religious reasons, but think about it.

00:42:44 If it's electrocuted in that state, the anxiety is going to be in the food and then you eat

00:42:49 it and then you feel all depressed and now you're on Adderall and antidepressants and

00:42:53 you're whole, now you're fat and you're 70.

00:42:55 Yeah, you're right. 0.96

00:42:55 What do you think about all these kids taking SSRIs and committing suicide and having gender 1.00

00:42:59 dysphoria?

00:43:00 I mean, we talked about it a little bit.

00:43:01 That's fine.

00:43:02 I went to, I went to a school full of these people.

00:43:03 So I grew up in, I was born in New York city, a couple blocks from here, 30 blocks from

00:43:07 here, but I grew up in New Haven, Connecticut.

00:43:09 But in Manhattan, you grew up in Manhattan?

00:43:10 Yeah, I was born on 14th street.

00:43:12 Oh, wow.

00:43:12 On this Ave almost.

00:43:14 Yeah.

00:43:14 Wow.

00:43:14 And then I grew up in New Haven, Connecticut and it's that people call it gun wave in New

00:43:18 Haven.

00:43:18 It's a bad place.

00:43:18 So I got a scholarship for this high school in New Hampshire.

00:43:22 It's closed now.

00:43:23 It was 120 people.

00:43:24 And the only people that went there, cause I wasn't, I didn't have good grades to get

00:43:26 into Exeter, like the school Zuckerberg went into, like the preppy, preppy schools. 0.97

00:43:30 I got into the shitty preppy schools. 0.96

00:43:31 So the only people that went there were Chinese international students and kids who were depressed 0.99

00:43:34 and on SSRIs.

00:43:35 But you still had to get into it.

00:43:36 Like you still had to apply.

00:43:37 You still had to apply.

00:43:38 So, so like you weren't a total.

00:43:39 I was the DEI hire.

00:43:40 I was a diversity kid that they would put on the website.

00:43:42 The Haitian Filipino kid.

00:43:43 Exactly.

00:43:43 I'm on the website.

00:43:44 I take seven boxes and they're good.

00:43:45 Right.

00:43:46 But the rest of the kids were like white kids that rich white kids who were depressed, 0.99

00:43:49 porn addicts, all this stuff, drug addicts who are on pills and all this. 0.97

00:43:52 And they would send them to this school.

00:43:53 So it was packed.

00:43:54 It was me and SSRI kids.

00:43:57 And so that they were all go to the Prozac, all locked out.

00:44:00 Prozac.

00:44:01 I, I, it was like, they would take a cocktail of medication every day.

00:44:05 They were like 14, 15.

00:44:07 Every day I saw this happen.

00:44:09 Adderall, SSRIs, Xanax, all of them.

00:44:12 Every day.

00:44:12 They would go to therapy.

00:44:14 They would try this.

00:44:14 They would change their medication.

00:44:17 And I saw what it did to these people.

00:44:18 And guess what?

00:44:18 They were still depressed.

00:44:19 Yeah.

00:44:20 And they were still always unhappy.

00:44:21 Their parents didn't like, there was always external.

00:44:24 If you talk to them for five minutes, you're like, oh yeah, this is why you're depressed.

00:44:26 It's not because you have a chemical imbalance.

00:44:28 It's just your life is unhappy.

00:44:31 So, but they, they didn't like to work that out.

00:44:33 They don't like to blame it on exterior.

00:44:35 Well, on interior forces.

00:44:37 Like they caught.

00:44:38 Brain chemistry.

00:44:39 They caught it from the sky.

00:44:40 Like it's an, how do you catch that?

00:44:41 Like there's no ADHD in China.

00:44:43 There's no, there's none of these problems in China.

00:44:45 That's why they're going to win in 2027.

00:44:46 We never, we would have won with them.

00:44:47 But yeah, this is, this is a real problem.

00:44:50 What do you think about vaccines?

00:44:51 Do vaccines cause autism?

00:44:52 I'm unvaccinated and my kids are going to be unvaccinated.

00:44:55 Yeah.

00:44:55 A hundred percent.

00:44:55 I mean, I took the polio.

00:44:57 I took whatever.

00:44:58 Yeah.

00:44:58 Like that's everybody.

00:45:00 That's stuff.

00:45:00 Did you take the COVID jab or not?

00:45:01 No.

00:45:02 What?

00:45:02 Are you kidding?

00:45:03 Are you kidding?

00:45:04 Dr. Fauci?

00:45:04 I was out there saying Dr. Fauci, give me that ouchie.

00:45:07 I used to always joke about it.

00:45:08 Yes.

00:45:08 Wait, can I ask you a personal question?

00:45:09 Of course.

00:45:10 Did your, did your girlfriend get the vaccine?

00:45:11 No.

00:45:12 Are you kidding?

00:45:12 I wouldn't smash that.

00:45:13 That's what I'm saying. 1.00

00:45:14 You can't MRNA pussy. 1.00

00:45:15 It's just like, no dude, it's dry. 1.00

00:45:17 I can't.

00:45:18 No dude.

00:45:19 If you get in there, you're going to, it's like quicksand, man.

00:45:21 You're never getting out.

00:45:22 Yeah.

00:45:23 So you go, how do you deal with that?

00:45:24 How do you deal with the women? 1.00

00:45:25 Cause you know, my girlfriend, I'm a pimp on a blimp and I love my girlfriend.

00:45:28 Let's go.

00:45:28 But you get the girls in your DMs, this and that.

00:45:30 Are you just smashing and passing?

00:45:32 Are you great?

00:45:33 I mean, what do you do?

00:45:33 What is your level?

00:45:35 Cause I know I've seen it.

00:45:36 You've had a lot of famous relationships with like, you know, like what makes you happy?

00:45:40 Are you, would you rather be in a monogamous relationship or would you

00:45:42 rather kind of be out playing the game?

00:45:43 I've been thinking about this a lot now that your friend Ashley got nutted in by

00:45:46 Elon Musk.

00:45:47 And it's like, when you get to a certain level, it's how much time can you really

00:45:49 spend, you know?

00:45:51 Well, that's like, I don't know if I have all that time to spend.

00:45:54 Well, I have to take my girlfriend everywhere.

00:45:55 That's what I'm saying.

00:45:56 Like, I can't do that.

00:45:57 If I was doing that.

00:45:58 No, I used to sometimes, but it gets distracting.

00:46:01 And dude, there's that video of that girl running after you. 1.00

00:46:03 I want to say her name.

00:46:04 That's so funny.

00:46:04 That video, we're going to edit that in.

00:46:06 That's the funniest video you sprint. 0.99

00:46:08 And the girl's like, oh, fuck, let's go. 1.00

00:46:10 The bitch is here. 1.00

00:46:11 The bitch is here. 1.00

00:46:12 Sneak out! 1.00

00:46:13 Sneak out!

00:46:15 Sneak out!

00:46:16 We're together!

00:46:18 So you have an effect on these women. 0.63

00:46:20 You used to be a model.

00:46:20 Like, you obviously have lots of women. 1.00

00:46:21 So, like, what do you think?

00:46:22 Dude, that was one of the, like, the freakiest moments.

00:46:24 Like, hearing that shrill was like, it sounded like a witch.

00:46:28 Like, actually sounded like a demon swooping through the winds to try to catch me.

00:46:33 That video is so funny.

00:46:34 And she's being serious.

00:46:35 She's just like, ah, Sneak out! 1.00

00:46:37 I haven't told a story.

00:46:38 But afterwards, I'm like, so we had, I was with my security guard.

00:46:40 And I'm like, okay, I don't...

00:46:42 And where is this, TwitchCon?

00:46:43 TwitchCon.

00:46:44 Yeah, okay.

00:46:44 And everything went fine.

00:46:45 Because you would have thought TwitchCon would have been assaulted.

00:46:47 I went there scot-free.

00:46:48 I'm leaving, and I'm like, I'm out of here.

00:46:50 Someone's telling me, like, this whatever is following me.

00:46:53 And so I'm like, let's get out of here.

00:46:54 Because my security guard punches her that he's going to go to jail. 0.78

00:46:56 Like, I don't want to deal with this.

00:46:57 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:46:58 Especially not only... 1.00

00:46:59 She's crazy, too. 1.00

00:47:00 She's being crazy. 0.99

00:47:01 She, like, wants to get the cops. 0.96

00:47:02 I don't want to...

00:47:03 I want no... 0.95

00:47:04 I don't want the cops.

00:47:05 Yeah.

00:47:05 I don't want to clip.

00:47:06 I don't want to interact.

00:47:08 I just want to...

00:47:08 I want to separate.

00:47:10 And so I'm like, I go to the garage, and I'm, like, calling.

00:47:13 I run into the garage.

00:47:14 Because, like, what's...

00:47:15 You're sprinting.

00:47:16 What would you do?

00:47:16 Dude, you're fast.

00:47:17 I don't know, because you're, like, off camera.

00:47:19 That's what you're doing.

00:47:20 I was out of there.

00:47:20 Like, you could just see, like, the back of your feet.

00:47:22 You know, like...

00:47:23 Black DNA. 0.92

00:47:24 Yeah.

00:47:24 What would you have done in that scenario?

00:47:26 If a girl was really chasing me at TwitchCon, yeah, I'd get an Uber, maybe, or run away. 0.89

00:47:30 We'd have to call an Uber, like, in the same...

00:47:32 Yeah, I know.

00:47:32 In that little area...

00:47:32 In that moment.

00:47:33 In that moment, what are you doing?

00:47:34 You would have to run away.

00:47:34 And I've been in situations where I have to, like, sneak away.

00:47:37 Not full speed like that.

00:47:38 But I haven't had girls chasing like that, either.

00:47:40 I mean...

00:47:41 Yeah.

00:47:41 A lot of people laugh.

00:47:42 I don't know, like, how to handle...

00:47:44 There's no playbook for how to handle that.

00:47:45 I think I did the right thing.

00:47:47 I think so.

00:47:48 I think it's fine.

00:47:49 That's a conflict.

00:47:49 You're not trying to have any sort of confrontation.

00:47:52 Like, that is the right...

00:47:53 You're just trying to...

00:47:53 That's what I try to preach to people, that when we have conflict, we should run away from

00:47:58 it.

00:47:58 I know it sounds like a coward, but, like, if there's serious something...

00:48:01 No, I think you should...

00:48:02 I don't think you should run away...

00:48:02 Not all of it, but if you're in a bad situation, I think it's better to run away than, like,

00:48:06 confront somebody.

00:48:07 At least a stranger.

00:48:08 What do you think?

00:48:08 I mean, if it was a dude, then, like, there's...

00:48:10 Sometimes where confrontation is necessary.

00:48:12 Yes, I agree.

00:48:13 But, like, if there's a threat, you should pose a...

00:48:16 Like, you should...

00:48:18 It's like when you're scared of the basement.

00:48:19 You have to walk in the basement.

00:48:20 Yeah, yeah, yeah, too.

00:48:21 Like, I'm not...

00:48:21 I just don't want an interaction.

00:48:23 Like, it wasn't out of fear.

00:48:24 Like, I don't think anyone thinks that.

00:48:25 But it's just, like, I don't...

00:48:27 It's different than a threat.

00:48:30 But, yeah, I was, like, in the garage.

00:48:32 I'm calling my security guard.

00:48:33 I'm like, I'm on level five.

00:48:34 I'm on level five.

00:48:35 My camera's, like, looking over the ledge, trying to peek over.

00:48:38 It felt like James...

00:48:39 Like, actually, James Bond.

00:48:41 We're, like, ducking.

00:48:42 I swear to God.

00:48:43 We're in a parking garage, and we're both, like, standing behind a car, peeking over like there's

00:48:47 an enemy at the bay.

00:48:49 Yeah, because she has her camera.

00:48:50 She's, like, live streaming, so you know she's trying to...

00:48:52 I just don't want to be on a clip.

00:48:53 Like, I don't...

00:48:54 I don't want...

00:48:54 So I'm just, like, bobbing and weaving here.

00:48:56 So he was, like, wondering where he is.

00:48:58 Like, go to level three.

00:48:59 We're meeting together.

00:48:59 It was like a Bourne Identity mission.

00:49:01 We got out of there.

00:49:02 When he gets in the car, he peels off.

00:49:04 Like, the car's still moving when I get in.

00:49:06 That was, um...

00:49:07 Yeah, quite a time.

00:49:08 Twitch man.

00:49:08 That was great.

00:49:09 And now I'm banned on Twitch for off-platform behavior. 1.00

00:49:11 It's so stupid. 1.00

00:49:12 I mean, like I said earlier, I'm not even trying to kiss your ass. 1.00

00:49:15 You would be huge. 1.00

00:49:16 And you already are big, but I'm saying you would be as...

00:49:19 Would you consider Aiden Ross as...

00:49:20 Aiden Ross the biggest...

00:49:22 I'm saying, but independent, not...

00:49:24 Even though he streams on Twitch, but is he...

00:49:27 No, Kick right now.

00:49:28 He's still banned on Twitch.

00:49:28 Oh, he's still banned on...

00:49:30 So he's only on Kick.

00:49:31 It's been about two years.

00:49:32 I thought he was back on Twitch.

00:49:33 Almost.

00:49:34 He's hopefully getting banned in two weeks, if Twitch is consistent.

00:49:37 What do you think about these guys?

00:49:38 I watch all this content.

00:49:39 You mentioned Mr. Beast.

00:49:40 You know, I talk...

00:49:41 My fans make a joke about it.

00:49:43 I used to work with him.

00:49:44 Yeah, I know.

00:49:44 And he used to be a fan of me beforehand, which was...

00:49:47 It's like a funny dichotomy.

00:49:49 Do I think I'd be at their level?

00:49:51 No.

00:49:52 I was never...

00:49:53 I remember having this realization when I worked with Mr. Beast.

00:49:55 He was much bigger at the time.

00:49:57 Did he just take himself more serious than you, though?

00:49:59 Because, like, honestly, you're much more entertaining than Mr. Beast, dude.

00:50:03 Well, I mean, because I kind of relate more to the...

00:50:06 Like, he was talking about Legion of Skanks.

00:50:07 Like, the stand-up comedian crowd.

00:50:08 Like, kind of like the...

00:50:09 Edgy.

00:50:09 You want to be a little more edgy.

00:50:10 You know, like, the alcoholic guy in a basement making racist jokes and, like, that type of...

00:50:15 Not kid content of how to survive inside, living inside of a grocery store for 30 seconds.

00:50:20 Exactly.

00:50:20 Like, we were jumping...

00:50:21 They were jumping into a pool full of Orbeez, and I'm like, this is not... 1.00

00:50:24 Like, we were making a Lego car, and I'm like, I'm fucking, like, I'm in my 20s. 0.76

00:50:27 Like, I can't... 0.94

00:50:28 This is not me.

00:50:29 And it's no...

00:50:30 It's just a different type of...

00:50:31 Content.

00:50:32 Content.

00:50:33 Or entertainment.

00:50:34 You know, I didn't get onto YouTube to throw balls at each other.

00:50:38 I wanted to talk and be real.

00:50:39 I was, like, you know, talking about...

00:50:41 Those are the best memes of you as a little kid on YouTube, you know?

00:50:44 You see those?

00:50:44 Yeah, they're the best.

00:50:45 We're going to edit them in now.

00:50:46 But it's like you talking about something serious.

00:50:48 So it's funny.

00:50:49 You've always wanted to talk about stuff.

00:50:51 You've always wanted to be vocal.

00:50:52 Yeah, so that's what I've always wanted to do.

00:50:53 Yeah.

00:50:54 So, and I'm doing it now.

00:50:55 I'm very...

00:50:56 I think everything happens for a reason, and the position I'm in is exactly what I wanted

00:50:59 to be in.

00:51:00 And...

00:51:00 Now you're back in New York, though.

00:51:02 You were in Miami.

00:51:03 Miami's terrible.

00:51:03 I mean...

00:51:04 You think so?

00:51:04 I feel like you would like Miami.

00:51:05 No, I do it.

00:51:06 I love Florida.

00:51:07 I like...

00:51:07 But I'm just saying...

00:51:08 I feel like New York is even more realer.

00:51:11 It's grimier.

00:51:12 But, like, I like to go to protests and stuff.

00:51:14 You know, I just went to...

00:51:14 I just had a pretty big video where I said, protect all big booty Latinas at a nice protest. 1.00

00:51:19 But I'm saying, I like to be at these damn protests, and New York's the 0.99

00:51:21 best for that. 0.99

00:51:22 There's always something going on here.

00:51:23 Yeah.

00:51:23 The other day, when Louis Theroux came...

00:51:25 That's so cool that you're on his documentary, and you're like...

00:51:27 I don't know what's going on.

00:51:29 He tried to do a gotcha the whole time.

00:51:30 He's like...

00:51:31 Oh, that's what I'm saying.

00:51:32 See, see, that's okay.

00:51:32 Real quick.

00:51:32 He's such a British atheist. 0.51

00:51:34 There was something he was trying to get you on, dude.

00:51:36 That's why he talks about the Korean.

00:51:37 He does everything in this, like, kind of, like, sarcastic British... 0.98

00:51:40 He's good.

00:51:41 But he didn't get me.

00:51:42 He didn't get me.

00:51:42 He tried to, but I've been doing this too long.

00:51:44 He's going to edit.

00:51:44 But you know, as an editor, he can edit series.

00:51:45 Do you know why it was annoying?

00:51:47 I didn't film it, and I should have.

00:51:48 I feel like...

00:51:48 Oh, you didn't get me.

00:51:49 You filmed me, but not Louis Theroux, dude.

00:51:52 He's like...

00:51:52 I got nothing.

00:51:53 Like, no footage.

00:51:54 He's technically the BBC's biggest documentarian.

00:51:57 You know, like, he's been doing it for a long time, and he was always making good stuff.

00:52:00 But, like, now he's considered...

00:52:01 I didn't even get a picture.

00:52:02 I got zero footage.

00:52:03 He's, like, kind of...

00:52:04 It's all in his hands.

00:52:05 He's kind of like the what?

00:52:06 He's, like, kind of like Piers Morgan, but, like, of documentarian.

00:52:10 Of documentaries.

00:52:10 Yeah, he's, like, at the BBC.

00:52:12 I mean, he told you he works for the BBC, right?

00:52:14 See, I don't know.

00:52:15 Sometimes he does documentaries independent, you know, or for, like, to be released in theaters.

00:52:19 It's not all BBC, but that's where he got his...

00:52:21 You know, that's where he started.

00:52:21 And he's...

00:52:22 Yeah.

00:52:22 And he's very funny, and he does these weird things where he kind of...

00:52:25 But we started debating at the end, and I, like...

00:52:26 He's going to edit it out because I killed him.

00:52:28 No, that's what he does. 1.00

00:52:29 I killed him. 1.00

00:52:30 Well, he confronts the kind of people... 0.95

00:52:32 Or, like, he'll bring up what they're doing, you know, at the end.

00:52:34 Yeah, yeah.

00:52:34 So he did that with you.

00:52:35 Yeah.

00:52:35 How do you know?

00:52:36 Like, that's exactly what he did.

00:52:37 I watched 10 of his documentaries.

00:52:38 Whoa, that's exactly what his style was.

00:52:40 At the end, he's like...

00:52:40 He acts like he's your friend, and he kind of laughs, and he's...

00:52:43 Yeah.

00:52:43 To a T.

00:52:44 And then at the end, we're debating about a transgender...

00:52:47 There was...

00:52:47 You know, Gorlock the Destroyer?

00:52:49 Yes, of course.

00:52:49 Beautiful.

00:52:50 His name is Ali.

00:52:51 Steve Will do it. 0.99

00:52:51 Had sex with her, right? 0.99

00:52:53 I hope not. 0.99

00:52:53 But he kissed her, though.

00:52:55 Yeah, I hope not.

00:52:56 I love Steve.

00:52:57 That was going to be a joke.

00:52:59 Yeah.

00:52:59 Go ahead.

00:52:59 I hope that was a joke.

00:53:01 I hope that was a joke.

00:53:02 Anyway, he brings that up, and I'm like, yeah, that's a dude.

00:53:05 That's always going to be a guy.

00:53:06 And then he's just like...

00:53:08 He's just standing quiet.

00:53:09 Like, he's just standing next to me, and we're standing...

00:53:11 And I'm like...

00:53:11 Because we've been filming for, like, three hours.

00:53:12 He's just standing next to me.

00:53:13 I'm like, are we done?

00:53:15 He's like, am I platforming hateful content?

00:53:18 I'm like, I don't know.

00:53:20 Because you said Gorlock the Destroyer is a boy?

00:53:22 Yeah, it's like, that's a man.

00:53:23 Like, it's always going to be a man. 0.99

00:53:24 It's not going to change.

00:53:25 Like, I'm not going to change my opinion off of that.

00:53:26 He's like, but you hurt her feelings.

00:53:28 I'm like, well, because I said the truth.

00:53:29 Like, that's a dude.

00:53:31 He's like, he's just quiet.

00:53:32 He had nothing.

00:53:33 And so in that moment, I'm like, oh, this is going to be edited, for sure.

00:53:36 Yeah, but that's the thing.

00:53:36 It's like, it's hard to defend.

00:53:38 You can defend a gay person easier because people have gay family members, this and that. 0.84

00:53:42 They're gay. 0.99

00:53:42 But like, trans people that we have to live in their delusion are... 1.00

00:53:45 Yeah, no, I'm not going to do that.

00:53:46 It's just...

00:53:47 Did you see?

00:53:47 There was a clip.

00:53:48 I was with all these celebrities, and they tried to get me to apologize to Gorlock.

00:53:51 I was there with all these, like, big streamers and football players.

00:53:54 And they're like, you need to apologize.

00:53:55 I'm like, for what?

00:53:56 Like, what did I do?

00:53:57 And then Gorlock's...

00:53:58 Allie, my bad.

00:53:59 Allie's like, you said you were...

00:54:01 And it was funny because the first time we met, it was with Neon, me, and Aiden.

00:54:05 Neon was saying, like...

00:54:06 It's all documented, so I'm not throwing my friend on the bus. 0.99

00:54:08 But Neon was saying, like, I'm going to, like, rape your grandmother. 1.00

00:54:10 I'm going to kill you. 1.00

00:54:11 You're terrible. 1.00

00:54:12 I'm going to throw you in a gas chamber. 1.00

00:54:13 They reconciled and started doing so much content together.

00:54:16 Yeah, Neon, and they were streaming all the time.

00:54:18 But what I said was something that was unforgivable.

00:54:20 That she's a man.

00:54:21 The truth.

00:54:22 Dude, and it's funny because what you said is less bad than Neon, and now they're besties.

00:54:29 And, I mean, do you really need... 0.98

00:54:31 Like, aren't we giving her artificial clout just because they're so freaking repugnant and ugly, though? 1.00

00:54:35 Like, I feel like on the... 0.98

00:54:37 I mean, you've got to know that.

00:54:38 I know, but I'm saying in the end, and no offense, Gorlock the Disorder,

00:54:41 Sneeko's going to still be making content when you have diabetes and your legs fall off.

00:54:45 You know, so it's just...

00:54:46 I mean, if you're playing the long game...

00:54:47 Well, it's just rude to say.

00:54:49 Is that bad?

00:54:49 I mean, don't you think Gorlock should take better...

00:54:51 I need to lose some weight, but Gorlock really needs to lose some weight.

00:54:53 Dude, how much do you weigh?

00:54:54 I'm 230 right now, but I need to lose, like, 20.

00:54:56 You're tall.

00:54:56 I'm 6'4".

00:54:57 Yeah, you're taller than me.

00:54:59 Sneeko, you're tall, too.

00:55:00 I didn't realize...

00:55:00 I knew you were tall, but I didn't realize you're that tall.

00:55:02 I'm a fake 6'3".

00:55:03 I'm 6'3 until I stand next to you.

00:55:05 Yeah.

00:55:05 Then I'm like, okay, you're, like, barely over the edge.

00:55:07 No, I'm 6'4".

00:55:08 But, okay, Sneeko, we've got to wrap things up.

00:55:10 But before we go, I just kind of want to ask you, like, your daily vlogs have been incredible.

00:55:15 Everybody needs to go watch.

00:55:15 How do you get these things out so fast?

00:55:18 Because what Casey Neistat, Dylan, is just telling me he went crazy trying to do this for, like, 200 days.

00:55:23 Have you gone crazy?

00:55:24 I think he did more.

00:55:24 I think he did, like, 700.

00:55:25 Or whatever.

00:55:26 How many?

00:55:26 Two and a half years.

00:55:27 Yeah, he did.

00:55:28 Or two and a half years is what he said.

00:55:29 I mean, are you trying to go for that Casey Neistat?

00:55:32 I'm nearing on 100 days straight.

00:55:34 I'm at 79.

00:55:36 79 started Thanksgiving of 24.

00:55:40 And, no, I love it so far.

00:55:42 I've found a good balance.

00:55:42 You know what the difference is is that he was doing the same video every day.

00:55:45 It was this, like, daily vlog.

00:55:47 But I have different styles.

00:55:49 Like, I could do a commentary.

00:55:50 I could do, like, a fun party vlog or, like, at a concert.

00:55:53 You know.

00:55:53 Do you go to it all?

00:55:55 Do you go to political events, to streamer events?

00:55:57 I go to Ye's, Grammy.

00:55:58 I can do, you know, I have a diversity of options.

00:56:02 So, I'm good.

00:56:03 I'm already thinking about how tonight's going to go.

00:56:05 Actually, this podcast ties into my video perfectly because it's about how – what do you think is a better title?

00:56:11 Racist humor brings us, like, something – it's about how racist humor brings us together.

00:56:15 Well, you're exactly right, though.

00:56:17 It's, like, racial stereotypes are so funny. 1.00

00:56:19 We should embrace them.

00:56:20 We should own – like, the fact that black people are always 15 minutes late, we should just own it. 1.00

00:56:24 I was 30. 0.79

00:56:25 Exactly what I'm saying.

00:56:25 But that's cool.

00:56:26 And now we know they're going to be 15 minutes late and we got your back.

00:56:28 Like, I'm just saying these stereotypes, they're not meant to be evil.

00:56:32 We should, like, celebrate them and –

00:56:34 Own it.

00:56:35 And not – own it and not be ashamed or hate each other.

00:56:38 We should love our differences.

00:56:39 I agree 100%.

00:56:41 That's what makes us human beings and special.

00:56:43 Okay.

00:56:44 Last thing.

00:56:44 We talked about 9-11 was an inside job perpetrated by people within our own government.

00:56:48 We talked about – oh, is Moon Landing fake or real?

00:56:51 What do you think? 1.00

00:56:52 Fake as shit. 1.00

00:56:53 Fake? 1.00

00:56:53 Oh, yeah, dude.

00:56:54 Stanley Kubrick or is that –

00:56:55 I mean, I don't know how they did it.

00:56:57 But in 1969, they didn't even have email.

00:57:01 Why haven't we gone back?

00:57:02 Exactly right.

00:57:02 And we went and toured the Johnson Space Center.

00:57:04 The new Artemis is the –

00:57:06 Why haven't we got 4K footage?

00:57:07 I want to –

00:57:08 And they didn't even show the live feed.

00:57:10 They just actually had the cameras from the TV stations filming the video.

00:57:13 It does look like a set.

00:57:15 It looks like a set.

00:57:15 And Gus Grissom.

00:57:16 He was the actual original guy that's supposed to be Neil Armstrong.

00:57:19 He hung a lemon on the lunar lander and said this will never land on the moon.

00:57:22 And then he died during a test launch.

00:57:23 It wasn't even a real launch.

00:57:24 It was just a launch where they go and they put it on their seatbelt and they talk to him

00:57:26 and they go through the countdown.

00:57:27 They put too much oxygen or wire, sparked it, and he got cooked like an oven.

00:57:32 I mean worse than an oven.

00:57:33 He got burned alive.

00:57:35 And his family –

00:57:35 He told his family that if he died during any of this stuff, he was killed because he

00:57:39 was so outspoken about it.

00:57:40 So look up Gus Grissom.

00:57:41 And also Armstrong, doesn't he?

00:57:42 He's like old and senile.

00:57:43 Yeah, dude.

00:57:43 He admits that it's fake now, right?

00:57:45 Well, he just said – he's passed away, but he said in one of his last speeches at the

00:57:49 White House, he said that it is the youth's job to like uncover, you know –

00:57:54 The truth.

00:57:57 Guys, Sneeko just got moon pilled.

00:57:58 So what do you think?

00:57:59 Fake, real?

00:58:01 Moonlighting's fake.

00:58:02 Yes! 1.00

00:58:02 Bullshit. 0.99

00:58:04 Guys, thank you for watching. 0.96

00:58:05 Everybody, I know you guys probably already follow Sneeko, but I just want to say thank

00:58:08 you, brother.

00:58:08 It was good.

00:58:09 Thanks for having me.

00:58:09 It was fun.

00:58:10 We broke monkey bread.

00:58:11 I want to eat that more.

00:58:12 Eat more.

00:58:12 It's delicious.

00:58:13 And I'll have some too.

00:58:14 All right, guys.

00:58:14 Love you.

00:58:15 Please like, subscribe, share it.

00:58:16 Go watch Sneeko's daily vlogs on X.

00:58:19 Some of the best content in the world.

00:58:21 Peace.

00:58:22 Good night.

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SNEAKO - February 20, 2025

Sneako and Alex Stein SOLVE RACISM!

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