E514 KSI
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1 hour and 34 minutes
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183.16574
Summary
On this episode of The Real Reel Podcast, we are joined by a man who is more than just a YouTuber, content creator, entertainer, boxer, and promoter. He s a boss in his industry, and it keeps expanding. He is now a co-owner of Prime Sports Drink, and I m grateful to sit down with him today in London, Great Britain.
Transcript
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Today's guest is a renaissance man, to say the least.
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He's a YouTuber, content creator, entertainer, boxer, promoter, musician.
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He's a boss in his industry, and it keeps expanding.
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And I'm grateful to sit down with him today here in the London, Great Britain.
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Yeah, probably one of the best audiences I ever had over in Manchester, actually.
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Like the last week of school where you're just hoping you can convince the teacher
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Like, you have four more days to convince the teacher you were good the whole time.
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Because, yeah, some places it's kind of different.
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Because they speak English, but they kind of barely, you know?
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Even in Scotland as well, it can be quite hard.
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Yeah, it's pretty much that, but in Liverpool, it can be quite, yeah, it can be really aggressive.
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Paddy Pimblett kind of reminds me of like the most violent Beatle, like if he were one of the Beatles, you know?
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Yeah, they were just, they were one of the most famous bands in the world for a bit.
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I mean, they've kind of, I guess they have maybe fallen off.
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But if you said that, like, surely you're getting riots at your front door.
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Yeah, I mean, I think, yeah, there would be some people definitely run to their windows in Liverpool and scoff or whatever, you know?
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Yeah, like, that's one thing, like, even being, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Like, a woman just will touch, even though her button's already buttoned, she'll touch it one more time just to make sure.
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Yeah, that's one thing that's crazy about being over here is just, like, seeing where, like, America started, you know?
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And seeing, like, how, like, a little bit more technical things are and people have a little bit more respect for how they communicate with each other, it seems like, at least in London.
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I feel like if you go up to a normal person, like, just walking down the road and you go, oh, good morning, everyone would be like, what the fuck are you doing?
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That would be like, that was one of the weirdest things you've ever done.
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Like, I was in North Carolina a few weeks ago and people were just complimenting on what I was wearing.
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But in England, if I complimented, oh, I was there like, oh, nice shoes.
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You're there like, I'm getting robbed, aren't I?
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Like, hey, I'd like to let you know you have nice shoes.
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I feel like there's at least a protocol of violence here.
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Even if you like, yeah, it's crazy because they'll even have like the telephones, like at the Apple store will be tethered, right?
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But at the gun place, you can just, you know, you can, they're not even tied down.
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Well, apparently you don't even need the ID for guns.
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But you have to at least, you have to, you have to be able to say, yes, I need it.
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It's like, you have to be this tall to own a gun, but it's very short.
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So you can have like a five-year-old who's just there like.
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Dude, it's such a, it's a, it's a pleasure to see you, man.
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One of the, one of the like best content creators and entertainers in England and like, and a
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Like if you said that exact same phrase, but in America, everyone's there like, yo, that's
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But in England, it's like, bro, like France is bigger than that.
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When you look at like business stuff, do you, was there like, what's like, were there some
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small choices you made along the way in your career that like, you were like, oh wow,
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Or were there things that you kind of passed up where you're like, maybe that, or like that
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I mean, people come at me with all types of stuff, you know, like do these band-aids
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And they want you to, um, um, to be honest, I'm, I say no a lot.
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I just, I get so many things thrown at me, something to do with lube, you know, create
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Could be, you know, it could be, it could be a good idea, but I'm just there like, why,
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For the autos or no, for the, for the, for autos or for sex?
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Or for like, is it a lube for mechanics for, no, like an engineering type of, um, like
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Now, if you could do a dual lube there, like if you're, Hey, this tire is not turning.
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So you could like, you know, I think if you could leverage that now, that's a really, you
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I mean, I don't know, dude, but you're a multi, you, you, you can do a lot.
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To, it's a, you more, it's more lovable sex these days.
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Like tickling each other till somebody comes or whatever.
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Whereas before it was like, oh, I need to show that I'm the dog.
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I've never, I've always come from the approach of I'm not good at sex.
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So that, so then when you do well, people are like, wow, look what he did, you know?
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I've had some real Billy Elliot moments in the bedroom, you know, just.
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He was a, like a kid in who was, who was Billy Elliot.
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And his dad and everybody was like, hey, hey, what are they doing?
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But then he said, yeah, he ended up just being like the best ballerina or whatever.
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And at the end, his dad hugged him or whatever.
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Well, it's just like, people are like, oh, this dude, like if this guy shows up and does
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But were there choices of things that you did like pass up where you were like, oh,
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Like, just because like having vision like that is interesting and important, you know?
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Like, well, I mean, I, I, I can tell you a, a bad situation, uh, where I decided to do
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I think, well, I did know why I did it because I got asked to do it for about like 5k at the
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So I'd just be in this video and I had to like collect balls while being attached to
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So I was also in like Lycra or, or, or just like a really tight morph suit.
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And, uh, we had to just be attached to each other and collect balls.
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That sounds very, pull Billy Elliot back up again, if you will.
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I think, uh, so now we've each had, um, we've each had, so that was the one I probably regret.
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I'm sure if you look hard on the internet, you'll be able to find, find some.
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I, they had a dude, they tried to get me to do wheelchairs.
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A buddy of mine made like a new style of wheelchair.
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You know, they have wheelchairs here in England.
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I don't know if sometimes they have it differently, but.
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He's like a famous British, um, kid from the Christmas movie.
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So yeah, you guys seem like you have a little bit more like, at least I'm going to do the
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Um, but yeah, my, my buddy, I was trying to help him out.
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He had like this prosthetics business and wheelchair business.
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And so, you know, I did a couple of photo shoots and like some wheelchairs and shit, but then
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people are like, well, you're not even, you're like faking being, you're like, you're not
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Ah, so, well, how do you feel about like actors having to be, let's say if they had to
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be disabled and they weren't actually disabled, do you think they shouldn't, they should or
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I'd be pissed if I'm watching the commercial for it.
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And then at the end, the guy gets up and walks off out of the chair.
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I'd be a little bit like, well, that's a magic chair.
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But then there's a guy, a friend of mine who's a comedian in the States.
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He told me one time, the one thing you can always say is just no.
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Like if you don't know what to do, then just say no.
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Because you're probably okay where you're at and then you can figure it out.
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Well, I feel like I've, I've got quite far by just saying no.
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I mean, obviously I'm glad, I'm glad I said yes to prime.
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Does something like that change your life to like a different perspective, even for yourself?
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I don't think it's changed me as a person, but it's changed my lifestyle.
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Uh, I'm able to just, yeah, not worry about too much.
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Like, yeah, it's just now it's like, I can really just do what I want.
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Whereas, uh, you know, before prime, I'm, I'm, I'm still like, I was still able to do
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what I want, but like I had to be more strategic, et cetera.
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And, you know, like, yeah, I guess play the game a bit more.
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I mean, it's, it's valued at billions of dollars, that company.
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It's, well, it's, it's taken us a lot of, a lot of hard work to get to that point.
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It's just, I think people don't realize cause you see people trying to replicate left, right
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Like, especially the first year we traveled so much from America to Europe to all these
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Like day after day, like just doing appearances.
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Just to constantly get prime in people's faces.
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And like, yeah, it's quite draining on the body, but like, you know, we knew the vision.
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We knew we had a product that was going to fly.
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My nephew has two primes before he goes to sleep.
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So I think that's why he enjoys it as like kind of a dream enhancer, but yeah, he's kind
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of a unique kid, but I think he's only about eight or nine, but yeah, he'll put away some
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Um, but yeah, I think it's just wild when something like that happens and people don't see how much
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How many, like just places you have to show up at appearances.
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Was it just you guys had come together and thought about it?
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So Logan came to me and he was like, Oh, you know, I've got this idea.
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Uh, um, two other guys that we work with when it comes to prime.
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And he was like, yeah, we should, uh, try and work together.
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So I was there like, all right, first of all, you know, we, we were first in a boxing match.
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But you know, I was there like, I want to like get, you know, really understand the product,
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you know, know who the other two guys were and just really understand everything.
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And, you know, at first I was a bit unsure, you know, I tried the product, the product was fine.
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If you, do we actually have like a prime and I can.
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But no, it's, you can see, um, I think it's at the bottom where it says, um, made by the prime team.
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So it was going to be KSI and Logan, but because I left just before the launch, uh, they changed
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So you have to fight your way back in or did you just, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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They, they definitely were like, yo, we want you back.
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Was it just a feeling where you, did you like pray about it one night and you were like,
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We're like, you're just going to trust your instincts a little more.
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That's crazy to be, cause I've been close on little things where you're like, nothing
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like prime, but you know, different opportunities where you're like, this doesn't feel right.
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Um, no, it was just, you know, there was just a few things that were happening and I was
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And then once those things got rectified, I was there like, yeah, I'm all in.
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Cause to then create a product that does so well, that's like, yeah, that's after you have some
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success, it feels like that's what everybody tries to get you to do.
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Do this toothpaste, do this, you know, knee braces or something.
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It's just, you know, it's, it's going to be hard to replicate something like prime.
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I mean, it would be silly, but people are always trying to get me like, yeah, do these
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Or like, um, pull up a knee brace if you can, brother.
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But it's just the kind of shit you get approached with, you know, be in this movie.
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And I'm like, well, first of all, if somebody is in a knee brace, should they be action knee
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With all this stuff, why would, why would they come to you for that?
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I think I'm on some email list or something, but.
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Like, I feel like something like that would be great for jackass.
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Here's them selling a knee brace or a neck brace.
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So I got to get a new agent or whatever, but, um, yeah, I've had some pretty bad offers,
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You know, I like, um, I like London way more than I thought I was going to.
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Like yesterday, we just got to walk around and just see what it was like.
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Where people asking you like, Oh, do something funny.
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I want to take photos, usually just photo or say something.
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Sometimes somebody wants to share, like maybe they had an experience that you've talked about
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Cause we talk about a lot of just regular life stuff on here.
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And so sometimes you'll have people say, Hey man, you know, this is an experience that
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was going on in my life and it was similar to yours and stuff.
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And sometimes that's the toughest part about popularity in some ways is you used to have
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more time for that kind of thing, you know, but now you could run into somebody on
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every block and you could spend your whole day kind of like listening to someone's story.
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So you have to just try and manage your best, you know, I think in dealing with that.
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Would you, would you say, I mean, this might be deep, but do you think popularity is a
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Um, because I think you can figure out how to manage it, but I think it surprises you.
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You're like, okay, people see me now and then it's kind of fun.
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And then there's times where I think it gets kind of scary.
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Um, and I'm sure at your level, you get to the point where you almost, you have to fly
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private because it's, you couldn't, well, yeah, it's just, well, it's just because it
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Like for me, I, a lot of times I do things just to make my life as easy as possible.
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Because I mean, you know, I can easily take an economy flight left, right, center.
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Like I'm probably will when I have a kid because I don't want them to think, oh, you
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Like I wouldn't want my child thinking, you know, all these crazy things.
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Kids are going to be like, why are all these people just staring at us all the time?
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But no, I think, yep, that popularity is, it's interesting.
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Like, I mean, would you trade, if you could keep your finances, would you trade your popularity?
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If I could just keep all the money I have and not be famous, I'd do that easily.
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Like, you get a lot of people who have a lot of money, want fame, and they don't, I don't
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think they realize that it's a lot of responsibility.
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Because you have so many people that look up to you, and as a human being, you're going to
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So as soon as you fuck up, bro, the onslaught, the mob, it's just, it's so much to deal
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with, and then should then have to, you know, rectify it and fix it and show the world that,
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you know, you are human and that you're going to improve and learn from your mistakes, et cetera.
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It goes, you know, I've, I've gone through that so many times, you know, like where I've
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messed up so many times because it's just, I'm, yeah.
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Once you had a product that was a bigger, because then it's almost a responsibility that
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your behavior could even affect the, that has to be a whole nother different thing.
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So like, imagine if prime was on the stock market and, you know, I, I don't know.
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I like, I said something that just pissed off a load of people.
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Imagine they just plummet my stock because of it.
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It's weird because you kind of trade a part of you.
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Not trying to complain about things, but trying to see, it's interesting having a life where
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in your life you have some popularity or you have fame.
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It's just interesting to even see what it's like.
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Like, not that it's, even if it's happening to you, it's just, you're still like, it's
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just, it's interesting to be like, okay, this is what this is like.
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Like, if I, you know, let's say I want to go to a restaurant and it's fully put, you
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know, I hit up my PA and all of a sudden there's a slot, you know what I mean?
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Like that's the benefit of, you know, being, uh, having fame.
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Like it gives you opportunities and more opportunities.
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But then I guess if you have a load of money, you can just buy the restaurant and then it's
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I want, I want, I wanted to ask you, um, well, you know, with haircuts, I know this is super
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But, um, so do you have a guy that you always go to?
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No, I have a woman sometimes and then I'll cut my own hair too, depending on what kind
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In the fall, I'm more likely to let a woman, this, this lovely hair cutter lady I know
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In the spring, I tend to cut my own hair, you know, you, you cut your own hair.
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I'll just cut my own, you know, cut it, lift it, cut it.
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And then you do the same as many places as you can, you know?
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Oh, it doesn't look great, but you know, but you've done it, you know?
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Cause I'm in the, I'm in the kind of guy who I'll be looking in the mirror, like I need
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So basically, uh, I have a guy that I always go to.
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But yeah, like always, his name's F, one of the best barbers of all man, all mankind.
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But I was in North Carolina and I decided like, fuck, my hair is fucked right now.
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And I just apparently, well, not apparently, I did get a barber in North Carolina and he
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Like, so normally with my bandana, like you don't normally see this, but like, it is just,
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I was talking to Steve, Steve was there like, bro, he fucked you up, man.
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And until then, I'm just getting blasted online.
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Everyone's there like, bro, your hairline's receding.
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Like they will protect me from Antarctica to fucking Narnia.
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Well, I was just trying to think of another place on the globe.
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I wish I'd have picked a different one, but yeah, I just picked Poland.
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But then you get some, some like segments of my fan base that are into like, for example,
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So it's where your fan base, like create scenarios for you.
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So for some reason, my scenarios are always me just doing sexual things with my friends.
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So he'd be more of like a pen cushion of a man.
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He's something you'd get at like a fancy Asian bistro.
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And he would just be sitting there in a little.
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He's like the kind of guy I think that gets kind of railed in prison around the holidays.
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He's just like a nice, like a, like a comfortable cloud on a sunny day.
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But yeah, it's been nice to be over here and just get to have an experience of what it's like.
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Are you in tune, I guess, with the UK YouTube scene?
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But I've followed like over the years like Roman Atwood, you know, like when that kind of started.
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But, you know, there was a lot of promotion for Simon.
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He was basically like the poster boy for Soccer Aid.
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So, he was actually, he actually played in the last game.
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Like, when it comes to charity matches like that we've done.
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So, he came on the pitch last 20 minutes and hardly touched the ball.
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Well, it's just because they didn't give him the ball.
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So, he was a very good player, but he just, we didn't get to see much.
00:36:56.500
And do you guys, is sidemen in a league or it's just occasional you put it together?
00:37:25.600
But he's kind of like a fanciest traveler there is.
00:37:29.560
I think he's definitely, he's the most traveled.
00:37:37.240
But I'm talking about, you know what I'm talking about?
00:37:41.540
Bring up Joe Joyce and the travelers and them boys down there in Manchester, bub.
00:38:05.140
That is a pedophile back from the Borgs of Ireland.
00:38:11.700
You said you come box me in Bolton this morning.
00:38:30.620
Let's go down and I'll give you the fight of your life.
00:38:39.960
It's just families for years that have been fighting.
00:39:01.040
I mean, that guy cut that in two, three minutes in a parking lot.
00:39:09.660
I mean, I just think if you started promoting that sort of thing, could that be the next thing?
00:39:13.520
I think it'd be very weird if we started promoting that with the Sidemen.
00:39:19.340
But if it were Sidemen versus Trav, like just straight up real deal Joe Joyce grandchildren.
00:39:26.680
But I feel like the others would fail tremendously.
00:39:33.820
Yeah, when you look at like, because a lot of like celebrity fighting started, like Muhammad Ali did it a long time ago.
00:39:40.400
And then they had George Foreman, George Foreman did it.
00:39:48.160
Or was it just something you guys like that was a world you wanted to get into?
00:39:51.880
I think because of us just entering the world in general with the whole YouTubers thing, like me firing Joe Weller, then Logan Paul, et cetera.
00:40:01.700
It just made sense to create our own organization, Misfits, where, you know, I feel like the name is perfect for it.
00:40:10.920
Misfits, it's just, it's different to everything.
00:40:19.980
We just make fights that people, you know, wanted to see for years happen.
00:40:24.880
Or we just make things like tag team fights happen, et cetera.
00:40:35.260
Are you on the board that chooses the fights or how do you guys do it?
00:40:40.860
Like I normally approve of fights, but a lot of times Mams is in charge of that.
00:40:47.060
So with me, I'm the one that actually does the fights.
00:40:54.920
But as in like, I, that, that's more my forte as of now.
00:40:59.940
And then when I take the back burner, maybe I'll be more invested.
00:41:03.780
But for now, Mams is just the guy who really sets the fights up.
00:41:15.740
Um, when you see that Mike Perry's in this new fight for suddenly for me, I was way more
00:41:23.540
Uh, I think you'd much rather fight an old man.
00:41:34.580
Well, you know, he, did you see the fight between, um, uh, Silva and.
00:41:50.980
It was, it was checking someone's pockets for their phone.
00:41:55.980
Like these are the people that Jake Paul fight.
00:41:58.800
And I, that's why I'm like, why would he now go into a super hard fight?
00:42:02.660
Well, at some point it has to be that if he, cause he really pushes himself very hard that
00:42:16.260
So he said like, I destroy all these legends when the 50, because that's who I am.
00:42:37.800
It's like, nah, he's, my Perry's still in his prime.
00:43:01.640
It's like he has a, it's almost like he has extra necks inside of his net.
00:43:06.280
Cause you'll like, he's like, you know, he just, uh, it's like he's.
00:43:17.520
It's like, you almost, I'll be sitting there watching him and I'll start doing it.
00:43:33.860
Cause a lot of fighters, they're like, you know, it's just more squared up.
00:43:44.860
Well, he just like, you know, he can maybe, yeah, maybe I might have, I don't know what
00:43:49.600
picture I might be watching on 16.9 or something.
00:43:52.840
I just, I know I'm not really staring at his neck.
00:44:07.080
You an MVP starts moving that neck all of a sudden.
00:44:15.320
That's been one of the neatest things I think about getting like, just becoming a UFC fan
00:44:36.240
Actually, what was crazy for me was, you know, as a British guy.
00:44:53.280
But, oh my God, when Trump came in, bro, I didn't expect everyone to scream like that.
00:44:59.640
Bro, it was the loudest cheer of the whole night.
00:45:05.360
Like, over here, everyone, for us, we think everyone hates Trump.
00:45:09.680
And he's like, oh, you know, Trump bad, da, da, da, da.
00:45:13.780
Like, over there, oh my God, it's like, he's Jesus.
00:45:18.380
He's like, yeah, he's kind of like a, like a little bit of like a, yeah, like a, but
00:45:36.940
People used to hate him, but I think that sometimes the politics is interesting now.
00:45:49.600
If I, if I became a prime minister, then it's over for the world, man.
00:46:11.300
Then all of a sudden NHS is just there like, all right, now what guys?
00:46:26.480
So for me, when it comes to policies, I'm good, man.
00:46:43.160
Well, the craziest thing about Trump is like, he was always kind of a shady businessman.
00:46:48.040
He was always, I think everybody regarded him as that.
00:46:50.980
But Hollywood built him up because they had a show called the, um, the boss or something.
00:47:02.140
And then they got pissed when he like won president.
00:47:16.800
The guy we have is not doing good and it's just a bit much over there.
00:47:20.740
Um, but the social media kind of controls everything.
00:47:25.360
Social media has a lot of power in, in just in how people think I feel like, yeah, for
00:47:31.900
example, even with Instagram, you can just, you know, let's say you're a woman, you go
00:47:38.520
on Instagram and you're just seeing all these women like looking 10 out of 10, but they've
00:47:45.220
all had worked on and it's just like the way to get to that level is you have to get
00:47:50.480
Eventually your mind's going to think, Oh, maybe I need to get filler.
00:47:53.940
Maybe I need to, you know, do, do this with my eyes or do this with my cheeks and stuff
00:48:00.860
It's slow, but it slowly like takes over people's minds.
00:48:04.900
And that's why you need to just, you know, definitely step back sometimes and just be
00:48:09.340
like, nah, man, like I'm happy with how with myself, I'm happy with my way of thinking,
00:48:14.880
but because it's just social media, it's just everywhere.
00:48:19.700
It's kind of getting harder and harder to do that.
00:48:23.440
I would feel horrible because you'll see a lot of young girls getting lip filler.
00:48:30.580
I saw one that having soup and it just unhaving soup.
00:48:34.840
Like I've never seen fucking like, what are we doing here?
00:48:39.780
Like I like I've, I've told my girlfriend, like, please never in your life ever do anything.
00:48:46.820
Like she's like every now and then she's like, oh, I'm thinking of, I'm like, no, don't you dare.
00:48:56.940
Like, and as some of that is men, men need to let women know.
00:49:00.460
Like I think women are a reflection of the men in their lives.
00:49:04.480
And I really believe that like if men, if we let women know you are perfect, you are fine
00:49:10.420
as you are, you, then they wouldn't live in this place where they always feel like they're
00:49:36.280
But they just took away his, his Instagram was at John, J-O-H-N.
00:49:46.680
He woke up the other day and they had taken it away from him because they want to sell
00:49:56.840
I'm trying to think of why I recognize this guy.
00:50:08.520
When he lost at John, what Instagram just took it from him?
00:50:14.100
Instagram changed my username today to this bootleg name, underscore, underscore, underscore,
00:50:30.620
Not sure why I even have the bootleg app, but Meta's truly, Meta truly does not care
00:50:38.980
So he reached out like, how did you just take my name?
00:50:44.180
Well, I mean, if they're just there, like it's our platform, now what?
00:50:49.620
Like, what are you going to do if somebody says like, yeah, JJ, we don't like what you're
00:50:54.340
And you know the mean way, the guy just disappears.
00:51:03.960
It's like, we don't have any, it's like, it's almost like we can write whatever we want,
00:51:08.840
but it's like they own the paper kind of, you know?
00:51:12.920
So when they can fucking, you're like, well, what the fuck does this, all this even mean
00:51:20.240
Apparently he had like, Trump came on Logan's podcast.
00:51:24.340
And they mentioned John on there and the next day is when it happened.
00:51:28.820
Um, but they said it's people with short names, four letters or less.
00:51:32.480
That's what apparently there's an article somewhere.
00:51:53.720
What, would they give me underscore, underscore, underscore KSI?
00:52:09.000
But I guess they could, they could do whatever they want.
00:52:13.660
Do you think Meta could just stop posting photos for you?
00:52:19.660
Like, imagine if Meta just decided to just add a dick pic.
00:52:24.840
It's not even of you, just a dick pic, just as your next post.
00:52:36.880
If that happened, hopefully, my buddy Jason, because I used to, I never sent my own dick
00:52:41.500
pics, but I would rent them for my buddy Jason, right?
00:52:43.640
So for 10 bucks, he would let you use his dick, send it to somebody.
00:52:48.000
Because he's a really, you know, he's just that kind of guy.
00:52:51.400
And so, yeah, I probably spent 30 bucks fucking giffing his wiener out.
00:53:08.580
If somebody then actually showed up like, you know, with the Teemu version of it, people
00:53:24.080
So would you like share them with your friends?
00:53:35.460
Like some people have more of a traditional wiener or whatever.
00:53:40.400
It's almost like it's built like kind of one of the French Alps a little bit.
00:53:43.700
Bring up one of the Alps, one of the smaller Alps.
00:54:04.520
It's kind of, you ever seen that part of the rocket that falls back to space, you know?
00:54:24.820
Yeah, it's more like the little engine that could, you know?
00:54:26.920
You see people are like, it's kind of like the one that comes at the end of the race,
00:54:32.420
Even though they're already packing up the beverages and stuff.
00:54:38.560
Where I was like last in a, I think it was a, it was either a 400 or 800 meter race.
00:54:46.920
I was really unfit back in the day as a kid to the point where, did you do cross country?
00:54:58.640
So like I would do cross country, but whenever there was a bush, I would like hide there to
00:55:06.060
just avoid everyone and then come out at the end just to pretend that I finished the race.
00:55:14.740
God, you sound like a peeping Tom, just kind of popping out of different bushes.
00:55:28.440
But, uh, so yeah, it was, I think it was, I must've been 800 because if it was 400, that's
00:55:35.420
But, uh, I remember I got halfway and I was like, I can't, I can't do it.
00:55:47.260
And it got to the point where a teacher came out of nowhere, ran up to me and she was like,
00:55:59.720
Honestly, that whole year of my life was one of the worst years of my life.
00:56:05.020
And was it because you, because of this teacher, this one teacher thought she was doing a good
00:56:25.120
Oh, it would have been better if I just walked by myself.
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Do you ever get to meet like Kamaru Usman or any of those guys?
01:00:18.820
Um, I think it depends on like, if it's like food, like when I'm eating jollof rice and panda jam and okra and all of that.
01:00:31.880
Or if I'm going to like a Nigerian wedding or if I'm getting, you know, my outside, my extended family asking for money all the time.
01:00:45.600
But then, uh, yeah, I guess when I'm, I don't know, going to a private school, I feel pretty British.
01:00:58.700
Like when I went to, because I went to a private school, uh, for a secondary school, I felt pretty British.
01:01:06.140
Well, I see the kids, they're wearing suits and everything.
01:01:11.460
Like, I guess in America, you guys can just wear whatever, right?
01:01:19.440
They look like fucking, dude, they look like anybody could have put them together.
01:01:23.780
At least here, they look a little bit haberdash, like somebody cared a bit in the morning, you know?
01:02:03.100
We had a kid that would always bring ants in from outside and he'd put them in his fucking
01:02:06.020
pockets and like halfway through the next class, he'd have fucking ants all over him
01:02:12.080
So he was always kind of like, kind of cheating the system or whatever to get out of class,
01:02:17.520
But he was a fucking real kind of zookeeper of a boy, if you will, you know?
01:02:29.740
Yeah, we just had all types of, we had this kid who would bring ants and he would get
01:02:37.520
Just so he could get bit later and then he could tell the teacher.
01:02:46.580
They just had as many as you could want in the schoolyard.
01:02:59.860
A lot of times people would bring a bunch of crickets and let them loose in the class
01:03:02.180
and so they'd bounce around and people would be kind of a bit wild about it, I guess.
01:03:11.700
We had limited learning, I remember, was the name of our school, I think.
01:03:17.460
I remember they had like a map of America, right?
01:03:19.760
And then above it, where Canada is, they didn't even say Canada.
01:03:23.900
It just had a picture of like a wolf like chasing a boy.
01:03:27.880
And that was like, yeah, it was just limited knowledge, you know.
01:03:36.100
Well, I imagine like Europe isn't even on the map for the United States.
01:03:41.560
No, Miami was kind of as far as we kind of would learn.
01:03:52.260
Well, I mean, have you seen the weather here, man?
01:04:00.600
They're doing cloud seating and stuff now, you know.
01:04:02.580
Maybe that's what's happening in England because it's just always trash.
01:04:06.440
Like one minute it's sunny, the next it's raining, then it's sunny again, then raining, then sunny, then raining.
01:04:19.380
Because I'm there like, you know, normally I'll be wearing a t-shirt, wearing middle of summer.
01:04:23.880
But now I'm like, okay, like, should I, you know, be prepared for rain?
01:04:34.060
Did you see, where do you go for vacation then if you're going in Europe?
01:04:41.780
Japan was a huge, like, like shift, culture shift.
01:04:45.720
Like I've been there before, but it was like this time I really like dog in and, you know, explored everything.
01:04:55.560
So I did like, I'd say like a six to eight month break to just really like relax and enjoy my life a little.
01:05:02.100
Cause I feel like I, I just been working quite a lot.
01:05:08.640
I was like the longest holiday I've had in decades.
01:05:15.240
Kind of like a, um, because they're not really like, oh, well as in like, oh, physically, physically size.
01:05:30.500
They're quite, they're on, I guess the smallest size.
01:05:33.740
You almost could pick a Japanese person up and set them somewhere else.
01:05:36.340
And it seems like they would stay there where you put them.
01:05:44.100
Like to the point where there was one point where we were going to a restaurant and we ate there and we, you know, paid the bill.
01:05:50.140
We left and they would come out as in the chef and the owner would come out and start bowing while we were leaving.
01:06:12.240
And so it really becomes like, you know, it's like watching a penguin's arms or whatever.
01:06:18.600
They get kind of awkward if you try to like shake their hand.
01:06:28.020
They kind of, they can get a little bit glitchy, I think.
01:06:41.800
Well, I'm trying to think where else I went to.
01:06:46.880
What was something that surprised you about it?
01:07:06.120
Like we went into this building and, you know, it was full of like comics and manga and everything.
01:07:12.420
And you can, you've got manga from all types of like Dragon Ball to there's other mangas,
01:07:20.820
but I'm such a Dragon Ball fan that I don't really care.
01:07:23.820
But then there's an 18 plus section and it's funny.
01:07:28.780
They have it covered with like a bit of a curtain.
01:07:33.060
And then, you know, there's no one there to check if you're 18 plus.
01:07:38.100
But you can tell like it's a little like, oh, are you sure you want to go in here?
01:08:15.180
So I remember when we walked in, there was this old guy who was furiously like looking
01:08:24.960
Like he had, he already had like six in his hand and he's just there like speed mode, just
01:08:33.100
looking for that one, that one that he hasn't got, that collection.
01:09:04.120
And I think at that point it gets a bit much, you know?
01:09:07.180
So I just got to, let me see, I think I'm 19 days off of pornography and masturbation
01:09:21.700
I have ejaculated by nature and by God just kind of touching me in my sleep or whatever,
01:09:46.500
Sometimes I would pray that God would touch me while I was sleeping, but I wasn't going
01:09:51.600
But it's just a human restraint, but no porn and no touching, no touching my own body.
01:09:58.600
Well, I feel like for me, that's like, I think the longest I've gone is about a week, a week
01:10:13.660
I guess you have period pain in your nuts, probably.
01:10:21.380
Would you think you'd ever make a sex tape, do you think?
01:10:27.960
It was, I think 10 years ago, there was part of me thinking, you know what?
01:10:38.660
Thing is, though, I feel like men get away with it more than women.
01:10:45.020
Yeah, but I don't know if you could have then still-
01:10:46.460
Well, I guess, well, Kim Kardashian kind of smashed it.
01:10:51.500
What was that thing Ray J was talking about, I think, with Kardashian?
01:11:06.580
Like, look how many women just, like, are influenced by her.
01:11:22.440
Yeah, but it's for, it's for, I like, it could be-
01:11:53.400
Kanye's good music was when they were together?
01:11:55.900
But they did start, the bad lip stuff was started by them.
01:12:05.980
I kind of agree with you that they have changed history.
01:12:09.940
Did you shoot, did you actually, like, call a producer about a sex tape?
01:12:18.400
No, I'd say, like, I made a video, and I was like, if it gets this many likes, then
01:12:28.260
And it has actually got that many likes, but, you know, times have definitely changed.
01:12:38.940
Yeah, I wouldn't be good at having a sex tape, I don't think.
01:12:44.880
No, I filmed something with a girlfriend kind of thing.
01:12:51.660
You know, but not like a couple cameras shoot, just like-
01:12:57.220
A couple of geeked up perverts on their phone, yeah.
01:13:02.860
Well, that's, yeah, well, I mean, that's a category.
01:13:09.880
Pleased with some of the stuff they have on there.
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Yeah, with that H, I haven't even done the RV or whatever.
01:13:55.560
But I think it would be a really interesting experience.
01:13:59.820
You know, I've read up that, is it, not AI, but AGI is around the corner.
01:14:07.820
So we can get, like, robots, humanoid robots, just being able to do our chores, do our-
01:14:18.380
But the second somebody gets one, they're gonna fuck it, you know?
01:14:23.460
If there isn't a hole down there, how are you gonna-
01:14:30.080
The second you get anybody, like, hey, we get me some cereal, get me some blowjob.
01:14:54.280
We want to make sure you don't get a cheap one because if that's it.
01:14:57.840
If you ask for a blowjob and it starts Julie in a carrot or something, you're gonna be
01:15:06.420
Elon Musk, Jesus Christ, Tesla, Optimus Robot says everyone will want one.
01:15:15.280
Like, imagine someone who's able to just do all the chores.
01:15:17.960
You know, do the bed when I wake up or clean, do the washing, clean the floor.
01:15:26.760
What if one day robots get actually sentient, right?
01:15:48.460
And they're just there like, oh, this is great.
01:15:56.740
Why is everyone always thinking over the bad situation?
01:16:00.020
There could be sentient beings that just want to do chores.
01:16:24.760
Like, I'm just seeing like how chat GPT is evolving.
01:16:47.260
I know, but it looks like it's like, could be like Apple where it just keeps going up and splitting.
01:16:54.380
Maybe you, I feel like you have to wait for like, I don't know, some, something bad to happen to do with AI.
01:17:03.060
Like, I don't know if, if a bad thing did happen, like either an AI just became smart and said, all right, I'm going to just hack everything.
01:17:33.360
And it started just sending emails to other, other people didn't want, it just decided.
01:17:37.440
Well, imagine it was just, they just love trolling.
01:17:40.520
Oh, that would be, that would actually be low-key hilarious.
01:17:47.520
But yeah, if you had AI, a troller, or that's what they chose to do.
01:17:57.960
I mean, at first, they didn't even have the internet when I was a little kid, so you
01:18:01.120
couldn't even, you just had to call somebody a name right in front of them.
01:18:04.420
So you just had to, you had to be there in person.
01:18:17.420
Because we had a lot of pedophiles and stuff in our area, and so we would often send letters
01:18:21.540
to, you know, I'd send letters to my friends and say they were from, and like my friend's
01:18:25.040
dad would be like, why the fuck is this guy sending you a letter, you know?
01:18:29.020
Just like creating shit around the home or whatever.
01:18:34.800
What do you feel like, like, I mean, people are always saying like, what's next?
01:18:39.080
Like, what do you, do you, do you feel like invigorated?
01:18:46.040
I've thought for years, I'm going to take a break, and it's very hard to.
01:18:48.400
Well, the thing, the scary thing is, we've taken a break, is if you step off the treadmill,
01:18:56.240
Do you think you'll be as fit to get back on it?
01:18:59.380
Or do you think you'll just hop on and fall off?
01:19:03.780
And that's, for me, I feel like, you know, I'm at a point where I've, like, stepped off
01:19:12.320
the treadmill before, I'd say around 2017, where I took, like, a super long break, and
01:19:19.860
So I was like, oh, okay, like, I'm in a place now where I can take a break, and it's okay.
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So I feel like a lot of, like, YouTubers or streamers or whatever, like, are always worried
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that they might not reach the same level they're at if they take a break.
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So they decide to never take a break, but then-
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He's done this, and crashed down, and then he's done this again, and crashed down.
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And the pressure of those, like, that constant streaming, you weren't even at that.
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Yeah, I mean, nowadays, I just sit in front of a camera and laugh.
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If that was my job description, in terms of YouTube, it's that.
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But you didn't have to ever sit there like Kai Sonnett or those guys, where they're doing
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No, but, like, it's not that huge, like, part of my life.
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It was like, I did it for about, I'd say, a year or so.
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Like, this was 2012, 2013, when streaming wasn't really as big as it is now.
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Mr. Beast is on a completely different level, bro.
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Did you see him in North Carolina when you were there?
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Yeah, I went there for a YouTuber, like, there was 50 YouTubers.
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And he put it in a box and just chaos and only one could survive.
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Well, I kind of, like, I'm naturally just a nice guy anyway.
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So, like, you know, I went to say hi, everyone.
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It was cool to see old faces, left, right, and center.
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But then, you know, as soon as the cameras were on, I'm there, like, I'm just going to be content.
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Like, people trying to sleep, I'm shouting in their ears, like, yo, no sleeping tonight, baby.
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Bro, and the thing is, because everyone there is a little timid.
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And everyone's a bit standoffish, a bit reserved, because, you know, everyone's a big YouTuber in their own right.
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Like, people have got 20 million, 30 million, 40 million, 50 million subscribers, left, right, and center.
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And I've got, on one channel, 20-something, and then another, like, 16-something, whatever.
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Like, for me, I'm there, like, I'm just there, here to just have a good fucking time.
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Like, obviously, you know, some people really wanted to win, like, the one million.
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But for me, bro, I was just there, like, I'm here just to have a good fucking time.
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So, I can't explain, yeah, the thing, the challenges.
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Yeah, it was definitely cool to see different YouTubers.
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Was it inspiring to see MrBeast create something like that?
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Bro, like, he showed me around Greenville, like, the different areas that he's bought just for videos.
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Bro, man just spent, like, I don't even know I can say this, but he spent, like, millions on just a bit of land for one video.
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And it's just, like, he's happy just to do that.
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And then he, the money that he makes from that puts it into another video.
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He's there, like, reinvest, reinvest, reinvest.
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Bro, he pretty much, like, the only reason you go to North Carolina is for MrBeast.
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And I was like, it's such a smart model because the most interesting thing in that area is working for MrBeast.
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Bro, so he's always got everyone there, like, gagging to work for him.
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Because it's like, are you going to work at, I don't know, McDonald's?
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I went in there, and if anything, it made me go, yeah, I will never reach this level.
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Because that's interesting, because sometimes in life you meet people, or you meet, like, people who are doing things above you or differently than you.
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So, but then sometimes that's cool to hear that you also sometimes meet people, and you're like, oh, this is amazing, but this is not my thing.
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Yeah, this, I could never, like, like, I didn't think, wow, okay, now I want to be up there with one of the biggest YouTubers in the world.
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I, because especially with what he's put into it, nah, man, shit's long.
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Like, I already have been doing so much for so long, so, like, for him, like, he's going on to that next level.
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Like, I feel like I'm in a good space with, you know, the sidemen.
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You know, I'm still able to do something with my girlfriend, still able to do stuff with my friends and family.
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But, like, that's why he's the most subscribed YouTuber in the world.
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For coming and hanging out, man, and just making me feel welcome in your country.
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And, yeah, thanks for starting, like, the Celebrity Boxing, and just, like, that's been something, especially throughout pandemic, I think it gave a lot of people some weird thing to, like, just cheer for or be against or whatever.
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I've got a fight coming up where I'm fighting two people.
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I mean, I'm seeing it as, like, a warm-up to hopefully fight Amir Khan end of the year.
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But with this, it's just, like, so these two guys, Slim and AT, have been, like, top of their, top of the league when it comes to Misfits.
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Like, they've pretty much been most of their opponents.
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So, you know, for me to fight not one but two of them, it's going to be, you know, a good challenge.
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So they can tag each other in whenever they want?
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They can tag in and, yeah, tag out whenever they want.
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And what if one of them gets knocked out, then you just have to knock the other one out?
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We want people to be, like, oh, this is not, like, normal boxing.
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It's, like, sometimes we get stuck in tradition.
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It's, like, oh, I want, I don't want things to change.
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And it's just the way that things always have been.
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I'm going to stay upstairs, then, if they come.
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I'm just going to stand by the window and just button my button again, you know?
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I know it's going back to the whole humanoid thing.
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It just fascinates me because the idea of, like, space travel, like, becomes a thing.
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No, I was thinking more taking a humanoid AI and just sending it off.
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It's like you have a crash test dummy that can actually fucking-
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Give you a ring back and let you know what's going on.
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The second the guy reports any information from Mars, you're like, hey, where's your sister?
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And then we'd be able to, like, just conquer different planets.
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What about, so if certain countries get the robots and the robots,
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But it would be a whole new league of sports, though.
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Is, because I was talking to my girlfriend about this,
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But then I'm there like, oh, so then you consider a humanoid robot as human?
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If it puts its makeup on, then I would say yes.
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But if it just kind of stands there and is like, let's do it or whatever,
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But then how would you feel if you had your girl?
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Now even we have to worry about the black robots.
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Even the black robots are taking our women, dude.
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Yeah, imagine you come home and you're sitting there
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JJ, man, thank you so much, dude, for all the years of entertainment.
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I think it's really inspirational to just see what you do
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and to just be transparent about some of the stuff that goes on.
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It's important because a lot of people are in this space now
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and in this world because it's the world we live in
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that are willing to share, honestly, about what goes on.
01:31:00.480
I think for me, I saw a lot of your stuff just on TikTok.
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It was absolutely amazing to experience it in real life.
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Just the random things you say, just out of thin air.
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Because there's just so, people just want more content all the time.
01:31:44.480
Oh, even three years ago, it seemed like if you put out a really neat clip,
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You could then make another clip that says you were not convicted,
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I feel like policemen would still remember that.
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And that's going to be, where's it taking place at?
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Well, I mean, I literally just walked in, and there was no warm-up or anything.
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Imagine you get home, and the robot wants to fuck, and you're like,
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What if you try to turn it off from your phone, but your phone dies or something?
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Now, I'm just floating on the breeze, and I feel I'm falling like these leaves.
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Oh, but when I reach that ground, I'll share this peace of mind I found.
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And I can feel it in my bones, but it's gonna take a long time, but it's gonna take a long time.