SNEAKO - July 12, 2023


SNEAKO Tells Myron & Nick His True Thoughts On Zherka...

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In this episode, we talk about the current events happening in the world and how it affects us as a community. We also talk about our thoughts on the recent events that have happened in the past week and how we feel about it.

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00:00:00 there's no reason uh to burn bridges and it's starting to like piss me off that like zirka's 0.86
00:00:04 talking like one of his major talking points is talking about tate tate tate tate all the time
00:00:09 uh for not talking about something because like in the overall schema thing like this doesn't
00:00:13 benefit the majority of people's lives like when you talk about the matrix is it's a good amount
00:00:18 of guys who are depressed and in simping in relationships they don't want to be in
00:00:22 in jobs they were told that they're supposed to follow even establish this in this stream
00:00:25 he's still here no he left but uh that there's a lot of people who are chasing things that they
00:00:30 other people tell them they should like even though they don't actually want to do it and
00:00:35 that's why a lot of people live unhappy lives and so how do you like make people happier this a lot of
00:00:40 it like this stuff foreign policy and like middle eastern a lot of that won't change the normal
00:00:46 person like the best way to immediately affect someone's life is with the is what the positive
00:00:50 message is with a lot of what they're talking about and they've they've had a undeniable impact
00:00:56 on the male youth and he undermines that all the time and it's just like always on my it's just
00:01:02 it's very like i think it comes from a place of jealousy but oh no man he's wearing he's wearing
00:01:09 the whole ghetto oh no no no no no no no no no take it off take it off take it off take it off 1.00
00:01:22 I'm not doing it.
00:01:23 I'm not doing it.
00:01:24 Give it to me, man.
00:01:25 I don't trust you.
00:01:26 Okay, I'm not doing it.
00:01:29 I'm not doing it.
00:01:32 I'm not doing it.
00:01:33 No.
00:01:37 Bro, who?
00:01:40 No, man.
00:01:41 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:01:44 Bro, I don't, no, no, no, no.
00:01:49 Not after yesterday's three.
00:01:52 Take a look at what he's wearing real quick.
00:01:54 I thought he was wearing the hood.
00:01:56 I'm not doing it.
00:01:57 I thought he was the hood.
00:01:58 This is even better.
00:01:59 It's worse than the hood.
00:02:01 Let me see it, let me see it. 1.00
00:02:05 I heard you were talking shit. 1.00
00:02:07 No, no, no, no. 1.00
00:02:11 We kept it PG when I'm not,
00:02:13 I'm not the fault of the street right now.
00:02:15 Keep going.
00:02:16 Just come, just come on normal, please.
00:02:22 I'm not the fault of the street right now.
00:02:24 Seagulls right right now.
00:02:25 Seagulls right right now.
00:02:26 Seagulls right right now.
00:02:27 It's your string, I'm not, I'm not.
00:02:29 No, no, no, no, no, no. 1.00
00:02:32 Fag. 1.00
00:02:33 I don't know why they're awful. 1.00
00:02:38 I feel like that.
00:02:39 Yeah, it's a big filter.
00:02:40 I feel like that.
00:02:41 I feel like that.
00:02:42 I feel like that.
00:02:43 I feel like that.
00:02:44 I feel like that. 0.99
00:02:46 God damn it. 1.00
00:02:47 Seagulls gang. 1.00
00:02:50 What's up guys? 1.00
00:02:51 What's up faggots? 1.00
00:02:54 Y'all should've seen Seagull. 1.00
00:02:55 He was fucking sweating. 0.99
00:02:57 No. 1.00
00:02:58 No.
00:02:59 He was literally terrified.
00:03:00 I thought you were in the hood.
00:03:01 I made a promise.
00:03:02 I said we're not doing,
00:03:04 we're not doing after yesterday's stream.
00:03:06 Like we need to go.
00:03:07 You can't do it every day.
00:03:09 You can't do it every day.
00:03:11 It's just too much.
00:03:12 And now all the chat's on your side
00:03:15 and I'm going to take the L's. 0.95
00:03:16 Now I'm the gay sneaker. 0.93
00:03:18 Of course. 0.96
00:03:19 Yeah, there you go.
00:03:22 How you doing, Myron?
00:03:23 I'm chillin', man.
00:03:24 I just woke up, guys.
00:03:25 So, sorry I'm so behind here.
00:03:29 Yeah.
00:03:30 He sleeps on fed time. 1.00
00:03:31 I thought you were going to fucking 0.99
00:03:33 start the stream later 0.98
00:03:34 since I wasn't coming.
00:03:36 No, I started it early.
00:03:37 I've been streaming since 7 o'clock. 1.00
00:03:38 Oh, shit. 0.99
00:03:39 Okay. 0.99
00:03:40 I thought you were going to start it later
00:03:41 because I didn't come.
00:03:42 So, but yeah, I literally woke up 1.00
00:03:44 and I was like, oh, fuck. 1.00
00:03:45 You guys are supposed to start 1.00
00:03:46 streaming at 11.
00:03:47 Well, I texted him right away.
00:03:48 I texted both of you guys
00:03:50 when I woke up.
00:03:51 I didn't see it until just now.
00:03:52 Yeah, I literally,
00:03:53 as soon as I woke up,
00:03:54 I texted both of y'all.
00:03:55 You don't think you have the energy
00:03:56 to like get a coffee
00:03:57 and do the other one? 0.63
00:03:58 Why don't we just do it here?
00:03:59 We're all here right now.
00:04:00 On your cozy?
00:04:01 We don't need to do it on cozy.
00:04:02 We just keep this going.
00:04:03 All right, that's cool.
00:04:04 Let me just go get my uniform real quick.
00:04:05 If you do that on cozy, go ahead.
00:04:09 Yeah, all right.
00:04:10 That's cozy TV energy, buddy, please.
00:04:12 I like Rumble on the App Store.
00:04:15 You and your costumes, man.
00:04:18 I have many costumes.
00:04:20 I have many costumes for every race.
00:04:22 But yeah.
00:04:24 Why don't you, we could,
00:04:25 if you sign into cozy right now,
00:04:27 we could do all that,
00:04:28 but not on Rumble.
00:04:30 I just, let's just keep the stream going.
00:04:32 You know, I don't, you know, 0.99
00:04:33 I don't give a shit. 0.99
00:04:34 I know what I'm saying. 0.99
00:04:35 We are about to close out.
00:04:36 We've been going for four hours.
00:04:37 Yeah.
00:04:38 Okay.
00:04:39 All right.
00:04:40 Then that's fine.
00:04:41 Yeah.
00:04:42 If y'all are going to close out this week.
00:04:43 Well, okay.
00:04:44 Let me ask you a little bit of a debate review.
00:04:45 How do you, who do you think won?
00:04:46 Hmm.
00:04:47 Yeah.
00:04:48 I mean, it was pretty,
00:04:49 I would say Nick took that one.
00:04:50 Yes.
00:04:51 He did make some good points,
00:04:52 but.
00:04:53 What good points did he make?
00:04:54 Well,
00:04:56 what I will say is that he,
00:04:58 Hmm.
00:04:59 I'm trying to think here.
00:05:00 Let me think of a good point that he made.
00:05:02 I didn't really see any.
00:05:05 Yeah.
00:05:06 He asked a lot of questions and then tried to get the trigger,
00:05:08 but I don't think he had any good moments or anything that's clippable
00:05:12 or any good points that Nick didn't have to concede on anything.
00:05:14 Yeah.
00:05:15 No, he actually ended up agreeing with him on a lot of points.
00:05:17 And there was some,
00:05:18 that's no good points.
00:05:19 But yeah,
00:05:20 he was deflecting a lot,
00:05:21 not necessarily,
00:05:22 or he'd ask Nick a question.
00:05:23 Nick would go into answering the question.
00:05:25 And then,
00:05:26 I mean,
00:05:27 I think everybody knows.
00:05:28 I mean, I called it like,
00:05:29 yeah.
00:05:30 Nick definitely won that debate.
00:05:31 What I would say is that destiny is very good at like shifting the goalposts
00:05:34 and deflecting at times.
00:05:36 Um,
00:05:37 and then I,
00:05:38 I thought it was crazy when I saw he was using his phone.
00:05:39 I was like,
00:05:40 Hmm.
00:05:41 And then Nick was still making points.
00:05:42 I was like,
00:05:43 you know what? 1.00
00:05:44 Fuck it. 1.00
00:05:45 Let him use the phone and see what still happens. 1.00
00:05:46 So we looked it up.
00:05:47 He was like banning people on discord and banning people from his chat,
00:05:49 like during the debate.
00:05:50 Oh really?
00:05:51 Right.
00:05:52 He was also on a call beforehand and getting sources from people,
00:05:55 but yeah.
00:05:56 Yeah.
00:05:57 Nick won.
00:05:58 But what,
00:05:59 cause the geopolitics stuff is,
00:06:00 you can't,
00:06:01 you can't beat this guy.
00:06:02 I mean,
00:06:03 what did we talk about before?
00:06:04 If you,
00:06:05 if you try to debate someone on Zionism,
00:06:07 you're going to lose.
00:06:08 Yeah.
00:06:09 Because,
00:06:10 because it's,
00:06:11 it's clear as day,
00:06:12 black and white.
00:06:13 Like Israeli interests don't always align with American interests.
00:06:16 And we do a lot of things that puts us in compromising situations.
00:06:19 Yeah.
00:06:20 You know?
00:06:21 So it is what it is.
00:06:22 It's an untenable position.
00:06:23 Yeah.
00:06:24 You can't,
00:06:25 yeah.
00:06:26 I don't think he's ever debated me on that.
00:06:28 Cause I've debated him like five or six,
00:06:29 seven times in the last,
00:06:30 how many ever,
00:06:31 how many years?
00:06:32 Did y'all debate this topic?
00:06:33 Never.
00:06:34 Never this one.
00:06:35 Okay.
00:06:36 But I've debated this topic many times.
00:06:37 Yes.
00:06:38 I debated Will Chamberlain,
00:06:39 Robert Barnes,
00:06:40 Jacob Wall,
00:06:41 like Alex Jones,
00:06:42 many people on this.
00:06:43 Even Alex,
00:06:44 you even debated Alex Jones on this?
00:06:45 Yeah.
00:06:46 After me and Ye went on a show,
00:06:47 I came back like a week later and debated him on it.
00:06:48 You should watch that.
00:06:49 That's a good one.
00:06:50 Nick destroyed Alex Jones on that too.
00:06:51 I'm not going to lie.
00:06:52 Yeah.
00:06:53 Okay.
00:06:54 I think destiny did better than Alex Jones in that.
00:06:55 Yeah.
00:06:56 But that's only because destiny,
00:06:57 destiny.
00:06:58 No,
00:06:59 was it a remote interview?
00:07:00 It was a,
00:07:01 you weren't in studio, right?
00:07:02 It was a remote interview.
00:07:03 I did hear that.
00:07:04 Yeah.
00:07:05 He,
00:07:06 he was more,
00:07:07 he didn't even really argue for it.
00:07:08 He was just like,
00:07:09 let me get your viewpoints.
00:07:10 Basically.
00:07:11 Yeah.
00:07:12 He didn't really,
00:07:13 right.
00:07:14 Cause I,
00:07:15 yeah,
00:07:16 he was just like,
00:07:17 it's what,
00:07:18 um,
00:07:19 that you agree with,
00:07:20 but you don't necessarily want to say what they're going to say,
00:07:22 but you agree with it.
00:07:23 So you just ask the prompting questions to get them to make the points that you actually
00:07:27 agree with in the beginning,
00:07:28 which I noticed a lot of people do that.
00:07:30 Um,
00:07:31 cause he's always,
00:07:32 he's kind of done that for a long time.
00:07:33 Yeah.
00:07:34 Yeah.
00:07:35 Why does he,
00:07:36 why does he,
00:07:37 why does he not go like all the way?
00:07:38 I mean,
00:07:39 he already went all the way with Sandy hook.
00:07:40 Like,
00:07:41 yeah.
00:07:42 If he did the money and his whole setup,
00:07:44 I think it would compromise him a lot of here to talk about it.
00:07:47 I'll just put it that way.
00:07:48 Like if you look into,
00:07:49 cause he makes a lot of money doing all those lines and I'm not trying to cast any aspersions.
00:07:54 Like I actually think that he doesn't a hundred percent believe in this stuff.
00:07:58 I think that he's a boomer.
00:07:59 Like he's an old guy. 0.87
00:08:00 He believes in this other stuff.
00:08:02 Um,
00:08:03 you know,
00:08:04 cause he's really a libertarian.
00:08:05 He's not,
00:08:06 I'm a Catholic.
00:08:07 He's like a libertarian,
00:08:08 kind of like pretty lukewarm Christian in many ways.
00:08:10 And so I think he fundamentally just has a different view.
00:08:13 Um,
00:08:14 cause I think that's why he'll have me on.
00:08:16 Cause I think he'll entertain it.
00:08:17 I think cause he's had David Duke on,
00:08:19 he had me on,
00:08:20 he's had many people that are extreme on and he'll hear them out.
00:08:23 He'll do a debate.
00:08:24 Um,
00:08:25 that being said,
00:08:26 I don't think it helps that like,
00:08:28 he would lose a lot of money if he were to talk about this stuff.
00:08:31 I think that's also at the end of the day,
00:08:33 a reality.
00:08:34 Um,
00:08:35 but I'm not trying to attack him and say he's a shill.
00:08:37 I think he genuinely believes it,
00:08:38 but of course,
00:08:39 these things tend to line up.
00:08:40 Yeah.
00:08:41 He can't.
00:08:42 Yeah.
00:08:43 He can't.
00:08:44 Yeah.
00:08:45 He's like,
00:08:46 and I've,
00:08:47 I won't say any names on the stream,
00:08:48 but there's a couple of like podcasters and people that I know that are very red pill aware,
00:08:51 right?
00:08:52 About different things,
00:08:53 whether it's women politics,
00:08:54 what's really going on,
00:08:55 but they'll never actually say it.
00:08:56 They'll just bring people on that align with those beliefs.
00:08:58 And then on top of that,
00:08:59 they'll bring people on that don't align with those beliefs.
00:09:01 So no one can go ahead and actually know what the hell they think.
00:09:03 Yeah,
00:09:04 exactly.
00:09:05 You know what I mean?
00:09:06 So that's very interesting.
00:09:07 Like there's,
00:09:08 bro,
00:09:09 there's not many people that like stand on like a topic and actually talk about it,
00:09:10 you know,
00:09:11 and like put themselves in the fire.
00:09:12 Most people are willing to like,
00:09:13 just be on neutral and then bring both and then have them hash it out.
00:09:15 But,
00:09:16 but yeah,
00:09:17 yeah.
00:09:18 I mean,
00:09:19 with the whole destiny debate,
00:09:20 he definitely knows geopolitics to a degree,
00:09:22 but when it comes to Zionist influence and American foreign policy,
00:09:26 he can't,
00:09:27 that's,
00:09:28 that's one area that he was not prepared.
00:09:29 Well,
00:09:30 and he came in prepared for that.
00:09:31 If you were to track the debate line by line,
00:09:34 claim by claim, 1.00
00:09:35 it was just a fucking disaster for him. 0.99
00:09:37 Cause here's what he does is he, 0.99
00:09:38 he doesn't really know what he's talking about.
00:09:40 He'll try an argument.
00:09:41 It doesn't work.
00:09:42 And then he'll just try another one.
00:09:44 He's aware of geopolitics,
00:09:46 but he's not aware to it,
00:09:48 to the significant degree when it comes to the specialization of Israeli Zionist foreign policy that influences America.
00:09:56 I don't think he knows any of it to be honest.
00:09:58 He said something like we invaded Iraq because it's close to Russia.
00:10:01 It's like,
00:10:02 what?
00:10:03 I would say the turning point was when he brought up,
00:10:06 cause he said,
00:10:07 Oh,
00:10:08 well you're saying that these people are Zionists,
00:10:10 blah, blah, blah,
00:10:11 but they're all born in the United States.
00:10:12 I was like,
00:10:13 bro.
00:10:14 Yeah.
00:10:15 That doesn't,
00:10:16 I was like,
00:10:17 like a Zionist is basically someone a lot of times is an American citizen.
00:10:19 Exactly.
00:10:20 Criticism.
00:10:21 Right.
00:10:22 They call you anti semi for saying that you have dual allegiance.
00:10:25 Yeah.
00:10:26 And he acted like that was a gotcha.
00:10:28 He's like,
00:10:29 Oh,
00:10:30 he's born in New York.
00:10:31 That's what I was like.
00:10:32 Come on.
00:10:33 Now,
00:10:34 like we all know it's,
00:10:35 they're not like they were born in the United States,
00:10:37 but the whole point of issue is the dual allegiance.
00:10:40 Right.
00:10:41 You know what I mean?
00:10:42 That's the whole issue.
00:10:43 I mean,
00:10:44 anyone that's ever held a clearance before will tell you,
00:10:45 if you have another,
00:10:47 citizenship of another country,
00:10:48 you have to give it up to get it,
00:10:50 especially if you want to get a clearance,
00:10:51 whether it's a,
00:10:52 I think,
00:10:53 I think secret and above,
00:10:54 you need to give up any other citizenship.
00:10:56 Someone told me that you can have a dual citizenship with Israel,
00:10:59 Israel though.
00:11:00 Someone mentioned now, 0.99
00:11:01 like no fucking way. 0.99
00:11:02 There's no way. 0.99
00:11:03 There's no way.
00:11:04 And he lied about the intermarriage thing.
00:11:06 That's something.
00:11:07 I'm going to double check it,
00:11:08 but there's no way.
00:11:09 And he lied about the intermarriage thing, 0.69
00:11:10 but yeah,
00:11:11 it was just total.
00:11:12 But do you think that that was actually a hundred thousand live viewers?
00:11:15 Genuinely.
00:11:17 Here's the thing,
00:11:18 man,
00:11:19 people,
00:11:20 bro,
00:11:21 that people want to know,
00:11:22 like no one wants to touch this topic.
00:11:24 Like no one wants to touch it for us to like,
00:11:26 actually have the debate.
00:11:28 A hundred thousand.
00:11:29 You're,
00:11:30 you're not,
00:11:31 there's no filter. 1.00
00:11:32 Y'all can go all the way and talk about this shit. 1.00
00:11:33 Like, 1.00
00:11:34 bro,
00:11:35 I think,
00:11:36 and then all of us are combining our audiences.
00:11:37 I think,
00:11:38 yeah,
00:11:39 I think it's definitely legit,
00:11:40 man.
00:11:41 Absolutely.
00:11:42 I agree.
00:11:43 And,
00:11:44 think about it,
00:11:45 bro.
00:11:46 What other big platform has had that discussion before?
00:11:48 We know Rogan ain't going to do it.
00:11:49 Yeah.
00:11:50 We know when they asked Jordan Peterson about it,
00:11:51 he didn't just evaded it.
00:11:53 Right.
00:11:54 Jones won't talk about it.
00:11:56 Who else?
00:11:57 I'm trying to think of other big podcasts that like have a million plus subs.
00:12:01 No one's going to touch it.
00:12:02 Yeah.
00:12:03 But I do think Tristan has a point,
00:12:05 obviously.
00:12:06 Tim cast won't touch it.
00:12:07 We established like,
00:12:08 I mean,
00:12:09 he did have you and,
00:12:10 and yay on at the peak of that thing,
00:12:11 but yeah.
00:12:12 That is touching it.
00:12:13 He told us at the beginning,
00:12:14 he's like,
00:12:15 well,
00:12:16 we have to push back.
00:12:17 We can't let you win the debate.
00:12:18 So he told us there's things we can't talk about.
00:12:21 And then there's things that we can,
00:12:22 but if we can,
00:12:23 we have to push back on it.
00:12:25 And we have to have the last word and blah,
00:12:26 blah,
00:12:27 blah.
00:12:28 Yeah.
00:12:29 So there's,
00:12:30 there's like strict parameters around it.
00:12:31 Like I didn't put no,
00:12:32 I was like,
00:12:33 yo,
00:12:34 just do it.
00:12:35 Right.
00:12:36 Awoken America.
00:12:37 Thank you for the hundred.
00:12:38 There's no need to burn a big hundred,
00:12:39 man.
00:12:40 He's wrong though.
00:12:41 My iron is in the house.
00:12:42 You three are late.
00:12:43 Yeah.
00:12:44 Pissed me off that like Zerka's talking, 1.00
00:12:46 like one of his major talking points is just talking about Tate,
00:12:49 Tate,
00:12:50 Tate,
00:12:51 Tate,
00:12:52 Tate all the time for not talking about something.
00:12:53 Cause like in the overall schema thing,
00:12:54 like this doesn't benefit the majority of people's lives.
00:12:57 Like when you talk about the matrix,
00:12:58 it's a good amount of guys who are depressed and in simping in
00:13:02 relationships.
00:13:03 They don't want to be in in jobs.
00:13:04 They were told that they're supposed to follow.
00:13:05 We even established this in this stream.
00:13:06 He's still here.
00:13:07 No,
00:13:08 he left,
00:13:09 but that there's a lot of people who are chasing things that they,
00:13:12 other people tell them they should like,
00:13:15 even though they don't actually want to do it.
00:13:16 And that's why a lot of people live unhappy lives.
00:13:18 And so how do you like make people happier?
00:13:20 This,
00:13:21 a lot of the,
00:13:22 like this stuff,
00:13:23 foreign policy and like Middle Eastern,
00:13:25 a lot of that won't change the normal person.
00:13:28 Like the best way to immediately affect someone's life is what the,
00:13:31 is what the positive message is with a lot of what they're talking
00:13:34 about.
00:13:35 And they've,
00:13:36 they've had a undeniable impact on the male youth.
00:13:39 And he undermines that all the time.
00:13:41 And it's just like always on my,
00:13:43 it's just,
00:13:44 it's very like,
00:13:45 I think it comes from a place of jealousy,
00:13:47 but he,
00:13:48 I mean, 1.00
00:13:49 he calls me a faggot for saying that, 0.99
00:13:50 but what, 1.00
00:13:51 what do you think?
00:13:52 Like I've told Zerka,
00:13:53 like, I think you're just doing this out of jealousy.
00:13:55 And this,
00:13:56 especially at this time,
00:13:57 it's just not necessary.
00:13:58 Well,
00:13:59 you know,
00:14:00 it's always a straight,
00:14:01 it's a,
00:14:02 it's always a sucky situation when two people you get along with,
00:14:03 don't get along with each other,
00:14:04 but.
00:14:05 It is what it is,
00:14:06 I guess.
00:14:07 Like they're not going to,
00:14:08 you know,
00:14:09 never going to talk or be friends.
00:14:11 So it is what it is.
00:14:12 Like,
00:14:13 my thing is just like,
00:14:14 Hey,
00:14:15 when you're on a FNF,
00:14:16 you know, 0.99
00:14:17 try not to talk shit about him. 0.99
00:14:18 And it would be the same way if I was on there. 0.99
00:14:19 I mean,
00:14:20 he would never even mention,
00:14:21 you know what I mean?
00:14:22 So it's like,
00:14:23 you know,
00:14:24 if anyone like insults one of my buddies in front of me,
00:14:25 I'm like,
00:14:26 you're proud.
00:14:27 Like,
00:14:28 come on,
00:14:29 take it easy.
00:14:30 In the social media world.
00:14:31 Well,
00:14:32 what have you noticed about,
00:14:33 about the Groypers?
00:14:34 I mean,
00:14:35 you have a meetup coming up on July 16th,
00:14:36 right?
00:14:37 Yep.
00:14:38 Are there any more tickets available?
00:14:39 No,
00:14:40 we're sold out.
00:14:41 We might sell some more tickets at the door.
00:14:43 Okay.
00:14:44 Depending on what venue we get.
00:14:46 But,
00:14:47 but yeah,
00:14:48 I mean,
00:14:49 as of right now,
00:14:50 it's sold out.
00:14:51 You can come if you want.
00:14:52 We're doing a rally up in West Palm Beach.
00:14:53 We did one back in DC in December,
00:14:55 or in February.
00:14:57 But yeah,
00:14:58 I'm looking forward to it.
00:14:59 It's been a lot of high energy this year.
00:15:01 It's like,
00:15:02 it started with yay 24 and it's going through this.
00:15:05 I feel like it's the same energy.
00:15:07 It's the introduction of rumble.
00:15:08 It's Elon buying Twitter.
00:15:10 And then I think it was yay 24.
00:15:12 It's like the technology and that development is now making the consciousness rise up.
00:15:17 Like now these are the topics that are front page topics.
00:15:20 Everyone's talking about them.
00:15:22 So I think Keith Woods,
00:15:24 he put out a really good thread saying this is like a second wave.
00:15:28 Like 16 was very similar.
00:15:30 2016.
00:15:31 It was the same thing with Twitter blowing up with Trump and the election and 4chan.
00:15:36 Everyone was getting red pilled.
00:15:38 Everybody was learning the truth.
00:15:39 They had to shut it down.
00:15:41 And they were successful for like five years.
00:15:43 They effectively shut down the conversation and people were self-censoring.
00:15:47 People that weren't were getting banned.
00:15:49 And this is the first time that it feels different in like seven years that people are able to actually speak their minds.
00:15:55 Once again, now the truth is going viral.
00:15:57 You know, it's like contagious.
00:15:58 So we're just riding that energy.
00:16:00 We're rallying about it.
00:16:01 And it's outside of a turning point conference, a turning point.
00:16:04 They're doing their conference.
00:16:05 We're doing ours.
00:16:06 And I was going to say this to real quick,
00:16:08 because I was catching a little bit of the stream before I came came here with the whole thing with Kanye West and Alex Schoen situation.
00:16:14 I forgot to mention this during our interview, is that they clipped that part when he said, I love Hitler.
00:16:20 But what they conveniently clipped out was the part where he said, I love both Zionists and I love Hitler.
00:16:25 No one can tell me who I can love.
00:16:26 So I thought that was very disingenuous by the media to do that, to clip it and make it look like he said, I love Hitler. 0.59
00:16:33 When in reality, he was trying to make a point that no one can tell him who he can love.
00:16:38 And he was saying, as a Christian, I love everyone that includes Zionists and Hitler. 0.98
00:16:41 And it's crazy to me how they spun that, ran with that, and no one has corrected it.
00:16:47 It's crazy to me.
00:16:48 Because I remember watching the interview and I rewinded it back.
00:16:51 I was like, wait, hold on.
00:16:52 What did he just say?
00:16:53 Wait, hold on.
00:16:54 I vividly remember running it back three times.
00:16:55 I was like, wow, they did not put that part in.
00:16:58 Right.
00:16:59 And let's be honest.
00:17:00 When people see clips on Twitter, very rarely do they go watch the full interview, find that exact part, look and see what was actually said in the full context of that conversation, and then come to a conclusion.
00:17:11 Never.
00:17:12 Most Americans will never do that.
00:17:13 Most people will never do that because we live in a retarded TikTok economy. 1.00
00:17:15 So I thought that was probably one of the biggest smear campaigns I've ever seen. 0.98
00:17:20 Saying that gay loves Hitler? 0.98
00:17:22 Yeah. 0.98
00:17:23 I mean, if we're going to be honest, he genuinely loves Hitler. 0.65
00:17:28 It wasn't...
00:17:29 No, no, no.
00:17:30 Hold on, hold on, hold on.
00:17:31 See, this is what I mean.
00:17:32 During the conversation, at that exact moment.
00:17:35 Are you talking about Alex Jones?
00:17:36 Yeah, on Alex Jones.
00:17:37 On that interview when he had the mask on.
00:17:39 Yeah.
00:17:40 Right?
00:17:41 He was talking about being a good Christian and loving everyone equally.
00:17:44 Then, he mentioned, I love Zionists and I love Hitler. 0.95
00:17:48 I love Hitler. 0.99
00:17:49 No one can tell me who I can love.
00:17:51 But he also, he does like Hitler. 0.55
00:17:52 That's pretty much what he said.
00:17:53 Yeah, no, I get that.
00:17:54 I get that.
00:17:55 But what I am saying is that they tried to spin it as if he only said that.
00:18:00 Right.
00:18:01 Which, let's be honest here.
00:18:02 Saying, I just live Hitler versus I love all people, Zionists and Hitler, that's much 1.00
00:18:09 different.
00:18:10 The quote was, there's a lot of things that I love about Hitler. 0.88
00:18:13 Like, it was a pretty bold statement.
00:18:16 It wasn't...
00:18:17 I don't know if it was misconstrued that much.
00:18:19 No, it was, bro.
00:18:20 It was.
00:18:21 You think it was really...
00:18:22 I watched that part like three times.
00:18:23 Anyone in here in the chat?
00:18:24 Y'all know what I'm talking about.
00:18:26 Watch that part back.
00:18:27 I mean, I'm talking about like conversations I've had with him and the...
00:18:30 He does love him.
00:18:31 Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
00:18:32 When he got there, he was drawing swastikas.
00:18:34 Okay.
00:18:35 No joke.
00:18:36 Okay.
00:18:37 Well, remember, y'all have met him personally.
00:18:38 I'm saying from someone who never met him, only saw that interview.
00:18:42 You guys gotta remember, I'm talking from a regular person's perspective.
00:18:45 You guys know other information that the rest of us aren't and that's gonna, you know,
00:18:48 influence your perception to a degree.
00:18:50 But for people that don't know that, that have never hung out with him in person like
00:18:54 y'all have, I'm saying off that interview alone, he didn't say anything crazy like
00:19:00 that, especially when you play it in full context.
00:19:02 Mm-hmm.
00:19:03 He gave me some other info I didn't know about, but in that conversation.
00:19:06 I mean, he was tweeting swastikas right before he got banned.
00:19:09 But with the 6.7.
00:19:10 With, yes.
00:19:11 Yeah.
00:19:12 But I was talking about strictly the Alex Jones interview.
00:19:14 Cause that, that's what started it.
00:19:15 That's like what started when they were like, what the hell?
00:19:17 He said he loves Hitler. 1.00
00:19:18 Like that's when that's the, and they ran with that and said, he's fucking crazy. 1.00
00:19:21 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. 1.00
00:19:22 And they only put that part.
00:19:23 Cause I remember on, I was on Twitter and they were like, that's all they played is that part.
00:19:26 That's part.
00:19:27 Right.
00:19:28 But he's also had some sort of infatuation with, with Hitler for a long time.
00:19:31 Like there was the speculation that he wanted to name his album, just Hitler and like 2018.
00:19:36 Was that was proven true?
00:19:38 I believe that was real.
00:19:39 I mean, based on conversations I had with him.
00:19:42 Yeah. 0.99
00:19:43 But see y'all know shit that I don't know. 0.99
00:19:45 And other people don't know. 0.97
00:19:46 So like you guys are influenced in a different way.
00:19:48 Like, like for me, I'm like, I'm going strictly off the AJ interview, strictly off the AJ interview.
00:19:53 They definitely spun it to make them look crazy.
00:19:55 And then, uh, I mean, do y'all want to play it right now?
00:19:59 We could, we could play right now.
00:20:00 He was there.
00:20:01 Yeah.
00:20:02 I can literally like, we can literally play it now if y'all don't believe me.
00:20:05 He like, I remember cause I rewind that show like three times and I was like, wow, they definitely made a smear campaign on this.
00:20:10 What's your take?
00:20:11 I think that, uh, you know, you're just not allowed to say that in any context.
00:20:16 You know what I mean?
00:20:17 Yeah.
00:20:18 But do you think that they spun that out of context?
00:20:20 Um, I, I understand what you're saying because what Myron is saying is he said, love everybody.
00:20:27 And what people took it as was he means he hates Jews, but he never said, I hate Jews.
00:20:33 He said, he loves Zionists. 1.00
00:20:34 I love Zionists. 1.00
00:20:35 And I love Hitler. 0.97
00:20:36 I love everyone in the same sentence.
00:20:37 Right.
00:20:38 Um, so I, I get what you mean that he used like, they sort of took out a very important part of the message.
00:20:43 A critical part.
00:20:44 A critical part.
00:20:45 But like.
00:20:46 He was trying to illustrate.
00:20:47 I don't hate anybody.
00:20:48 Right.
00:20:49 That's what he was trying to illustrate with making that comment.
00:20:51 But he also, but in addition to that, he also like particularly does like Hitler.
00:20:55 Cause he said, okay.
00:20:56 Cause Alex Jones said like, so you're saying you like the uniforms.
00:20:58 And he's like, no, there's a lot of things that I love.
00:21:02 That was the context.
00:21:03 Yeah.
00:21:04 Wait, wait.
00:21:05 I'm trying to give him like a way out.
00:21:07 You like the aesthetic in the, in the outfits.
00:21:09 He's like, no, there's a lot of things.
00:21:11 Okay.
00:21:12 Well, okay.
00:21:13 But hold on, hold on, hold on.
00:21:14 All right.
00:21:15 All right.
00:21:16 We're going to stop dissing the Nazis all the time.
00:21:18 Let me, let me play that.
00:21:19 Let me play doubles advocate.
00:21:20 And then he actually went into how he built railroads, how he pulled Germany out of, uh,
00:21:24 out of, out of a depression.
00:21:26 Uh, yeah.
00:21:27 Yeah.
00:21:28 Bro.
00:21:29 After the, after world one, one microphone, but did the Nazis invent railroads? 0.87
00:21:33 He said that the highway that they invented the highway.
00:21:36 Did the Nazis invent highways? 0.91
00:21:37 Well, they built an autobahn.
00:21:38 People consider that way.
00:21:39 He didn't invent highways, like just long streets.
00:21:42 I mean, yeah, again, you could, you could kind of equivocate about it, but I, he was
00:21:46 talking about the national highway system that Germany built.
00:21:48 They, they invented the auto.
00:21:49 Which the United States ending up, ended up, I think under Eisenhower beginnings.
00:21:53 The whole interstate system that we have now with interstate 95, et cetera.
00:21:56 We didn't have an interstate system back then.
00:21:58 So here's the thing. 0.99
00:22:00 This is controversial shit, right? 0.98
00:22:02 But what he meant by that is he built a, after world war one, the Versailles agreement 0.99
00:22:07 was in place and fucked up Germany. 0.98
00:22:09 They literally were in one of the worst depressions. 0.87
00:22:12 He comes to power, pulls them out of the depression, creates railway systems, creates
00:22:17 a highway, all these infrastructure creations that create jobs.
00:22:21 Boom.
00:22:22 Next thing, you know, Germany is a world power.
00:22:25 They're out of depression.
00:22:26 They're out of depression.
00:22:27 Economy is back on fire.
00:22:30 And he did a lot of good for Germany during that time.
00:22:33 Obviously he did atrocious things as well.
00:22:35 But I think what Ye was trying to say is that, yo, he did good as well.
00:22:39 He did bad, but he also did good for his country.
00:22:42 Now does that, are we trying to, you know, alleviate him of responsibility?
00:22:46 No, but if you're going to acknowledge all the bad, cool, but it would be disingenuous
00:22:50 to not also acknowledge that he did create a bunch of infrastructure for Germany, which
00:22:54 we even copied down the road.
00:22:55 Like we started, we started our interstate highway system based off of that model.
00:22:58 Yeah.
00:22:59 We took all their scientists.
00:23:00 Our NASA came from Project Paperclip, which was all of the, that was the Nazi V2 program. 0.85
00:23:05 But, but the thing is, and I'll just add, cause that, that was the info wars, but you know,
00:23:11 based on conversations that we had before, during and after, like what, what Ye thinks
00:23:17 about Hitler is that Hitler was like the Kanye of politics, basically.
00:23:22 Like he regards Hitler as like brought the, cause he would always say like, you know, how
00:23:27 can we make it like Hitler level? 0.73
00:23:29 How can we make it like on that level?
00:23:31 But it was interesting because there was always a tension.
00:23:34 Like he would tell me, I want, show me like what Hitler did for Germany. 0.70
00:23:38 Cause I want to do that for America.
00:23:40 He'd say, show me the most severe policies that Hitler had.
00:23:43 Then he said, now show me policies that are the weakest policies, like the softest that
00:23:47 everyone can agree on.
00:23:48 And so it was always this like tension.
00:23:50 And so the thing is, and this is the real red pill that people don't want to hear.
00:23:55 Hitler for better, for worse is an iconic figure in world history. 1.00
00:24:00 Like castle long shadow over the history of the world for the last 70 years, maybe the
00:24:05 most important figure of the 20th century.
00:24:07 And a guy like yay, who is an artist who is applying an artist sensibility to politics
00:24:12 is going to look at the icons, the symbols, the height, you know, they're going to look
00:24:17 at the triumph of the will people greeting.
00:24:20 This is very distracting by the way.
00:24:21 They're going to look at the people greeting Hitler, going through the street, flying into 0.72
00:24:26 the airport on his own personal plane.
00:24:28 And they're going to say, there's something striking and moving and compelling about that.
00:24:33 And how can I see your point energy?
00:24:35 You know what I'm saying?
00:24:36 Yeah, no, I absolutely see your point.
00:24:37 But it's not just the aesthetics because you know, what I think he likes about Hitler
00:24:41 is that Hitler is a, fundamentally a national figure, a nationalist figure.
00:24:47 He is a guy who made his own country great.
00:24:50 I think that's why people compare him to Trump.
00:24:52 What do you want?
00:24:53 Let me sit here.
00:24:54 Oh, okay.
00:24:55 Because he's a nationalist.
00:24:56 Yeah.
00:24:57 It's like, wow, a lot of moving around here.
00:25:00 It's hard for me to keep my train of thought. 1.00
00:25:02 I'm always ready, motherfuckers. 1.00
00:25:03 Yeah. 1.00
00:25:04 All right.
00:25:05 But yeah, no, I mean, oh yeah, because he wants to be on the computer.
00:25:10 What was I going to say?
00:25:11 Yeah.
00:25:12 I think the other thing too, is that as a musician, he's not necessarily, he's not a
00:25:18 podcaster, right?
00:25:19 So when he says things, he's not going to articulate himself to the same level as a,
00:25:25 you know, a person that talks every day on a microphone that, you know, gives commentary,
00:25:30 et cetera.
00:25:31 Say things might not necessarily explain all the way why, but you kind of have to be able
00:25:36 to read between lines because when you're an artist, you don't have to be as explicit
00:25:40 in delivering your message because it's covered with the artistic veil, if that makes sense.
00:25:44 But when you're a podcaster, you don't necessarily get that same, how do I say this?
00:25:50 You don't get that same benefit, right?
00:25:52 You have to be able to, you know, really cross your T's, dot your eyes, et cetera, especially
00:25:55 when you talk about controversial topics.
00:25:56 So what I think is that he's very misunderstood.
00:25:59 But, and obviously, you know, the media wants to have a field day with it and you can see
00:26:04 that they're not operating with good interest because they literally cut out that part when
00:26:08 he said, I love Zionists. 1.00
00:26:10 They did not put that in there for a specific reason.
00:26:12 We know why.
00:26:13 Yeah.
00:26:14 Well, you're right.
00:26:15 It was like an artist's take on politics.
00:26:17 Yeah.
00:26:18 But, you know, Hitler was an artist. 0.87
00:26:20 Yeah, he was.
00:26:21 If he had gotten accepted to that art school, he would have had a different world.
00:26:24 And Joseph Stalin was a poet, you know?
00:26:26 So I don't necessarily think that's a bad thing.
00:26:31 I think that conservative politics should be more artistic and should have more of an artistic
00:26:37 sensibility because what an artist has that a politician doesn't is a sense of vision.
00:26:42 Yeah.
00:26:43 They have a sense of, and this is the language that Ye would use when he wrote the Mar-a-Lago
00:26:46 tweet when we were in the car.
00:26:48 He said, this is my, this is my Da Vinci painting.
00:26:52 He goes, let me paint a picture.
00:26:53 So for example, when he's writing the tweet, he says, I forget what he said, like rain and
00:26:58 something.
00:26:59 I can't believe I kept the president waiting and I'm wearing jeans.
00:27:02 He said, I'm painting a picture.
00:27:04 So it's the sensory imagery and it's poetry.
00:27:07 Like when he writes a song, he said that he likes these phrases that are evocative that
00:27:13 have a double meaning.
00:27:14 When he writes 530, which is a leaked song, it says 530, the car's missing.
00:27:19 Now think about the imagery that that evokes and think about the feeling that that evokes.
00:27:24 530, the car's missing.
00:27:25 It's 530 AM and you notice the car's missing.
00:27:27 What does that mean?
00:27:28 It means it's 530.
00:27:29 Your wife's not there.
00:27:30 Maybe you stayed up all night.
00:27:31 Maybe you woke up early and your wife's not in bed.
00:27:34 She's missing.
00:27:35 There's turmoil, blah, blah.
00:27:36 And like that, but that's like poetry.
00:27:38 And that's thinking in a visual way.
00:27:41 It's thinking in like a holistic way.
00:27:43 It's painting a picture.
00:27:45 And that's what you have to do in politics.
00:27:47 That's what Trump did to some extent.
00:27:49 He painted a picture.
00:27:50 He created a vision, said, we're going to make America great again.
00:27:53 What was the Clinton message? 0.96
00:27:54 Does anybody even fucking remember? 0.97
00:27:55 No one remembers. 0.98
00:27:56 Or any of the Republican messages, but saying, I will take this country and make it great
00:28:01 again.
00:28:02 I'm the greatest jobs president ever. 0.99
00:28:03 I'm Donald fucking Trump with the gold hair and the gold building. 0.99
00:28:06 And I'm going to make everyone fucking rich. 1.00
00:28:08 Like that's vision. 0.95
00:28:09 But, you know, and Trump has less of an artistic sensibility, but it speaks to vision.
00:28:13 And so, you know, yay.
00:28:15 His issue is I don't think he has the discipline really that was necessary for it and lacked,
00:28:22 I think, a lot of the practical considerations.
00:28:24 But I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with bringing that artist sensibility
00:28:30 to it because you need that to start a revolution, to transform a nation.
00:28:35 And he certainly possessed that.
00:28:37 Just, you know, he had half of it.
00:28:39 Just, I don't, in some ways I think he didn't have the other half.
00:28:41 The whole movement and how short lived it was and if it's still going to happen has a much
00:28:45 stronger identity than Bill Clinton, who was president for eight years.
00:28:50 So that's a testament to how important it is to have an artist touch to a political campaign.
00:28:55 Well, and he, it touched me because, you know, me, I don't know what yay's political
00:29:00 future will be if he runs in 28, which is something that there was a discussion about
00:29:05 that.
00:29:06 You know, if he asked me to come back in or whatever in the future, I'd of course be on
00:29:10 board.
00:29:11 I don't know what his future is.
00:29:12 But even just for me, that whole period was just like an explosion of creativity.
00:29:16 You remember so many ideas, so many concepts, sometimes like contradictory.
00:29:21 He would say one thing one day.
00:29:23 I remember one day he's like, okay, here's what it's going to be.
00:29:27 Turn the tanks to playgrounds.
00:29:28 We're going to turn the tanks to playgrounds and everything's going to be about family.
00:29:32 Then the next day he'd call me and say, militarize everything.
00:29:36 Everything will make tanks.
00:29:38 Everything will make like, how can we make the country a military?
00:29:41 So you would have two conflicting ideas, but it's just because he's like, that's what
00:29:46 I'm saying.
00:29:47 Like an explosion of concepts, ideas, the mask, the motocross jacket.
00:29:53 How did the mask come about?
00:29:55 Just something he came up with that day.
00:29:57 That's something he wanted to do.
00:29:58 It was that day.
00:29:59 Yeah.
00:30:00 Okay.
00:30:01 And he refused to take it off.
00:30:02 And then. 0.99
00:30:03 The net and the Yahoo shit was funny. 0.99
00:30:04 Yeah. 0.99
00:30:05 That was brilliant.
00:30:06 Yeah.
00:30:07 He also came up with that that morning.
00:30:08 It just popped into his head.
00:30:09 I was like, wait, why does he have that there?
00:30:10 And then he mentioned, yo, this is for you net and Yahoo.
00:30:12 And I was like, hold them up like this.
00:30:14 I was like, Oh, okay.
00:30:15 Right.
00:30:16 And he's doing the voice.
00:30:17 Yeah.
00:30:18 It's like, but, but so it's like things like that.
00:30:22 And he was, and I don't want to spill all of it.
00:30:25 I'll give you a good example.
00:30:26 Like when we were in Austin for the Infowars thing, we were with these filmmakers and they
00:30:31 filmed him without him knowing after we jumped in the car, after the interview,
00:30:35 Ye took the mask off.
00:30:37 They ruined the magic.
00:30:38 And they were rolling.
00:30:39 And yeah.
00:30:40 And Ye flipped out.
00:30:41 He said, you're like revealing the magician secrets.
00:30:44 You're showing me without the mask.
00:30:46 Delete that.
00:30:47 He was flivid.
00:30:48 And it's like, but that's his commitment to the bit in his mind.
00:30:52 It was like him wearing the mask at the appearance.
00:30:55 There was something about that.
00:30:57 That was sort of magical.
00:30:58 There was something about that.
00:30:59 It was like, I don't want to say a gimmick, but it was meaningful.
00:31:04 And.
00:31:05 I'll tell you this.
00:31:06 It got the people talking.
00:31:07 Exactly.
00:31:08 It was like a striking.
00:31:09 From a marketing perspective.
00:31:10 It's, it's, it's genius from a marketing perspective.
00:31:12 No one will ever forget it.
00:31:13 And he, that, that anger, he kind of started questioning a lot of the other people.
00:31:17 And I made a mistake because you got permission from him to do a cozy stream in Yeezy Studio.
00:31:23 And so I was there too.
00:31:24 And I was helping you set it up.
00:31:25 It was with this camera and everything like that in my lap or no, your laptop.
00:31:29 Was it my computer?
00:31:30 I think it was your computer.
00:31:31 Yeah.
00:31:32 It was, it was my whole setup.
00:31:33 So I'm like, I'll do a stream.
00:31:34 You were taking a while.
00:31:35 So I was like, I'll just do a stream.
00:31:36 And so I did a stream while waiting for Nick and then it was done.
00:31:39 And then we, I helped set up Nick's stream.
00:31:42 And then Yee saw that the next day and I didn't ask permission.
00:31:44 I got in trouble.
00:31:45 And he's like, he sent me that picture of how they like revealed the mass thing.
00:31:48 He's like, you're ruining the magic.
00:31:49 Like I'm there in his studio.
00:31:51 And I didn't think about it that way because I knew that you were doing your, your stream.
00:31:56 But the reason that he was really upset was because I didn't coordinate my outfit with his studio before going live.
00:32:02 So you knew that you were going to wear the suit and it's political and everything like that.
00:32:05 He knew you'd get up, but I was wearing a hoodie.
00:32:06 He didn't like, well, not like in his studio.
00:32:09 So it's like, that's ruining the magic.
00:32:11 It's like, how am I not going to ask the fashion icon about outfit coordination in his studio?
00:32:16 That's messing with the magic.
00:32:18 It's something that I didn't think about, but it makes a lot of sense.
00:32:21 And it gives you that perspective of an artist who is probably like the generational best artists of this generation.
00:32:29 So he hated the hoodie.
00:32:30 Yeah.
00:32:31 He hated the hoodie.
00:32:32 So you got all little details like that.
00:32:33 You really need to, they hated the hoodie.
00:32:35 You need to, all of that is extreme.
00:32:37 You would have hated your shoes, man.
00:32:38 Probably.
00:32:39 Yeah.
00:32:40 You got to, all of that is extremely meticulous for a reason.
00:32:43 And then it makes you rethink.
00:32:44 And this is like. 1.00
00:32:45 Oh shit. 0.99
00:32:46 Matter of fact. 1.00
00:32:47 My bad, bro.
00:32:48 Yeah.
00:32:49 That's all right.
00:32:50 You always forget.
00:32:51 Taking them off now doesn't really do it.
00:32:52 But for the people in the chat, I would just say like, when you look at a celebrity, especially somebody
00:32:57 like, yay, you need to be aware in a way that I didn't know how every, all these little details that you kind of gloss over are extremely important and all part of an image and all part of an aesthetic.
00:33:12 And a lot of decision make decisions are made that you're not aware of.
00:33:16 And it's all contracted to give you this piece of art that you think is just media or paparazzi, all that.
00:33:23 But a lot of it is fabricated and made to keep you entertained and to move the zeitgeist in a direction that you're not going to expect.
00:33:32 Well, and yeah, I mean, every, every little thing that we did was scrutinized.
00:33:37 And I'm a big yay fan, even before politics.
00:33:40 Do you guys talk?
00:33:41 I haven't talked to him in about a month, maybe a month and a half, but.
00:33:44 Okay.
00:33:45 Are you guys going to start it back up and campaign or what's.
00:33:47 Well, I mean, and we kind of went over it earlier, but the last conversation that we had about it, it was clear that they were not going to keep going in the direction they were from November.
00:33:59 Okay.
00:34:00 In a few different ways.
00:34:01 And so I was kind of like, you know what, like this just isn't really, I'm not, I said, I'm not here for the dome shaped houses, you know, let's just put it that way.
00:34:09 So, and, and I'm not trying to shit on that cause I love the architecture stuff, but you know, it's about, so he's really into architecture and he wants to do, um, like housing for millennials, but he's really into the, the dome structure, which I like, but I'm really there for the political aspect of dislodging Jewish power. 0.98
00:34:29 Not so much like a housing program, but anyway.
00:34:32 Yeah.
00:34:33 Someone did ask you that yesterday.
00:34:34 Like if you became president, what would be the things you did?
00:34:36 You would do.
00:34:37 Yeah.
00:34:38 Uh, you didn't get to finish. 0.97
00:34:39 Cause we, our fucking stream got like shut down, which I asked him that on this whole stream. 0.97
00:34:45 Yeah. 0.99
00:34:46 Basically.
00:34:47 Yeah.
00:34:48 It got, it got warm and like one thing failed and then everything else is just like the domino effect.
00:34:51 Right.
00:34:52 I mean, that was the second time that happened.
00:34:53 Like the powers never went out of my place and never went out of your place.
00:34:56 And it was starting to be a similar discussion both times.
00:34:58 Yep.
00:34:59 And it was only, here's the crazy part.
00:35:00 Some of the stuff went out.
00:35:01 Not everything went out.
00:35:02 Cause the video, we kept rolling for a bit.
00:35:04 I think someone flipped that switch.
00:35:05 I think it was a hater.
00:35:06 Someone got the call.
00:35:07 Yeah.
00:35:08 I guess so.
00:35:09 I'm a side person doing something, man.
00:35:11 So yeah.
00:35:12 I'm going to call it right here.
00:35:13 We've been streaming for, it's about to hit five hours.
00:35:15 All right.
00:35:16 Um, appreciate it.
00:35:17 So when are you guys going to do your stream?
00:35:19 I wanted, I wanted to see that.
00:35:20 Yeah.
00:35:21 It's up to, it's up to you, bro.
00:35:23 I mean, you tell me, um, I, like I said, I just woke up. 0.95
00:35:25 So I fucking, yeah, man, my sleep schedule. 0.98
00:35:28 You just woke up, put on a costume and came right to my head. 0.99
00:35:31 I really, yeah.
00:35:32 I really did just wake up and put a costume on and walk over.
00:35:34 That's what, that's literally what I did.
00:35:36 Yeah.
00:35:37 Make sure to follow guys.
00:35:38 I want to get to 500K.
00:35:39 That's what, that's what I want to get to, um, this year.
00:35:42 I think we're close.
00:35:43 Pretty close.
00:35:44 Rumbles is really doing well.
00:35:45 Yeah.
00:35:46 If I came up with the costume, it would have went crazy.
00:35:49 Bless you.
00:35:50 It would have went crazy, but it wouldn't have went viral.
00:35:52 Would have went viral for the reasons that I need right now or any of us need right
00:35:56 now.
00:35:57 It is funny though.
00:35:58 Make it an executive decision.
00:35:59 If this was, if you are a sneaker, would you have?
00:36:02 No.
00:36:03 If I were you?
00:36:04 Yeah.
00:36:05 No.
00:36:06 Even your, the picture that you sent Sneeko with the hood in the corner.
00:36:12 I was laughing for like 10 minutes.
00:36:14 So good.
00:36:15 Uh, but it wasn't the hood guys.
00:36:17 It was something else.
00:36:18 Yeah.
00:36:19 But I won't reveal it.
00:36:20 Different costume.
00:36:21 I can't reveal my, my tricks, but yeah, I had another costume for y'all.
00:36:24 Uh, I don't know, bro.
00:36:26 I got a crazy sense of humor.
00:36:28 I guess some people like, um, aren't ready for it, but like my generation, bro, we used 1.00
00:36:33 to just go crazy with shit. 0.99
00:36:34 I remember we used to prank and do all kinds of fucking wild shit, man. 1.00
00:36:38 Back in the day. 0.99
00:36:39 In due time.
00:36:40 Give it, give it, we need to space out.
00:36:42 Yeah.
00:36:43 Like maybe give it a month before.
00:36:45 Cause I just, I'm getting these calls and just like, uh, I got the call.
00:36:54 That's it.
00:36:55 Is it your job?