'Exterminate the Whites': Black Supremacists Call for Race War | Guest: Nuance Bro | Ep 209
The holiday season is in full swing, and the stores are already filled with gay nutcrackers, Black Friday looters, and intersex-trans satanists looking for the perfect gifts for their families! One of the biggest gifts we were given over the Thanksgiving break was a new list of names to call white people. From mayo monkeys to parmesan parasites, the “black spaces” on Twitter have not stopped short of calling for gassing their lighter counterparts. So, happy holidays! Things are getting crazy.
We're going to be talking about this in a lot more.
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So, I don't know if we can go back to, I think we were talking.
So, speaking of balls and nuts, I don't know if you've noticed recently, but it just seems like there is this attack on basically anything that is traditional, anything that is valuable in this country, anything that's the establishment, whether that's family values, whether that's the normal Christian values, whether it's straightness or whatever.
It seems like there is nothing that is safe from the globalist American empire that they will gayify, feminize, or just make anything cringe that they can get their hands on.
unidentified
I mean, it seems like it.
I don't know.
They just push it into kids' faces.
It's in kids' shows.
What's the, I don't know, what do you think is the end goal around that?
I think they want us all to be the gay nutcracker.
Like, I think they all want us to look like this.
Like, you know, if you go onto TikTok, there's a lot of women who are people, I don't know if they're women that actually already look like that.
Like, I don't even put it on the screen, Savannah.
But it's like, it's honestly, if you go to TikTok and you look at that, that is about 60% of the people on that app already.
So it's all, they've gotten the next generation.
There's really nobody that's safe from these people.
It's true.
unidentified
Yeah, I just, I don't understand the reasoning unless, like, you know, there are those Marxist types that really just want to destroy the country and bring about revolution.
And then usually, once those revolutions come and they have like their full communist society, they're not too kind to those types of people in, you know, in like the Soviet Union, Cuba, historically, and things like that.
But that's the only reason I can imagine if you want to go down that sort of like conspiratorial route.
But I feel like a lot of people are just going along because they think it's like the progressive, enlightened thing to do.
And you know what's weird though is that they always end up looking like demons at the end of all this.
Like we have this video here.
I just, so there's an intersex trans demon that identifies themselves as a threat, which is a new interesting thing because, you know, I've always thought these people are a threat to the security of our posterity and our nation.
And apparently they're finally realizing two things.
Did you see that they're calling themselves a threat?
And did you also see they're identifying as it pronouns?
So they've identified themselves as objects.
unidentified
Yeah, I've seen all kinds of what they call neo pronouns.
It's those new types of pronouns, but I haven't seen the threat thing yet.
You know, I always say with these people that they always tell us things that we didn't ask to know, but they really give us more information than we asked.
And I don't know if you were even tracking that video.
I don't know what to say.
I don't even know what to say about that.
It was very weird.
unidentified
Yeah, I mean, I kind of put it in the same realm of people who already kind of overly tattooed themselves.
A lot of this seems to be this, you know, it's both attention seeking, but it's also them thinking like, I'm rebelling against society.
I'm not going to follow your rules.
And maybe I feel like they all had, generally speaking, more often than not, bad relationships with their families.
Yeah, because it's the, it's what it is, is though, like, this is what's so crazy is I don't have a problem with people like this just existing.
Like my friend, you know, him too.
We're actually just texting him, John Doyle, would probably want this person to like be executed or something.
But like, I'm not there.
I'm not there at the moment.
But I am going to say, though, that, like, you know, I used to be like, okay, with these people just existing, but because of social media, their existence is no longer just quiet or like somehow in the background.
It's become suggested to me in my daily life.
And now, to everybody watching this, I'll say, you're welcome.
You guys get to see it too.
And it's like, there's so many people like this that I've made a good living of just basically roasting these people.
Like, this is becoming like a cancer, like a disease.
And I don't actually know how we can stop it.
unidentified
Yeah, I mean, we used to call them sort of alternative or deviant lifestyles, but now it seems like they're trying to push that as the norm a lot of times on the new generation.
I mean, I was talking to this kid who was at like a family gathering of mine.
He was in the seventh grade, and he was telling me how almost all the kids in his classroom, like the females, they're all like identifying with like different types of pronouns.
They're all bisexual.
Like almost none of them would just identify as a sort of standard, straight, normal female.
But it's like, it's also too the logic in these people.
It's like, I'm a goddess, but I don't believe in God.
It's like, so then what is a goddess?
Like, then what does that even mean?
It's like, I don't believe in Satan, but I'm a Satanist, which means I worship myself.
Well, where do you think the doctrine of self-worship, what do you think that even means?
Where do you think that comes from?
The idea of thinking that you are a God.
That's literally the story of Satan thinking he was above God, that he had greater power, that he should be God.
And so it's like you look at these people and they're so confusing that I don't even know.
I can't over, I can't even break down their logic anymore.
I can't track it.
Like, am I just retarded?
Is that what it is?
Or like, why can't I track these people?
I can't keep up with their stupidity.
unidentified
No, I mean, you have to look to the philosophical principles that kind of underlay how they act.
Like, these are people who are fans of like, I mean, if they even are aware, but generally speaking, the ideology comes from people like Foucault and Derrida, and they don't really believe in the concept of logic.
Like everything, they believe in doing away with all these things.
Chaos, anarchy, you know, it's like the Joker and the Batman, you know, or when Michael Cain talks about some people just want to watch the world burn.
So you think, but do you feel like this is just an outward display of inward trauma?
Like, cause you were saying bad things happened.
Like, is it that they've become their life has been so chaotic and so bad that they've had to like embrace chaos as being a good thing?
Like, kind of like those people who are trying to make being fat a good thing, which it never will be.
And it's disgusting.
And it really is.
And it's like, but it's also, that's why there should be shame in it because when you're fat, you know, you're tired.
You don't have as much energy.
You don't feel good about yourself.
And that's important because those are ways that we were designed.
Feedback mechanisms, if you don't believe in God, but I believe design mechanisms so that we stay healthy, so that we don't, you know, so you feel hungover if you drink too much or, you know, if you smoke, you can, you know, start coughing and you can have breathing problems.
These are feedback mechanisms to tell you, hey, you got to make a lifestyle change.
You've got to change.
And the chaos and the discomfort that we feel in chaos is not meant for us to try to spread that chaos then and try to normalize.
Like we're not supposed to normalize obesity.
We're not supposed to normalize alcoholism.
We're not supposed to normalize like negative feedback behavior.
And that's what I feel like is with all of this body modification and these people on TikTok is their lives are horrible.
They don't feel good.
They feel horrible on the inside.
And instead of just being like, hey, I need to make changes.
I've got to improve myself.
I've got to feel better.
They decide that they're going to, I don't know, embrace it and tell us that not only is it good, but we should follow in their footsteps.
And I just, I reject it.
unidentified
Yeah.
I mean, it's easier for them to kind of bash other people and try to make other people unhappy to bring them down to their level rather than working on themselves to improve themselves to bring themselves up to the other people's level.
So, you know, these are people who typically have pain bodies.
They're dealing with, you know, it's like the fat people you were talking about.
Remember when like Adele lost all that weight or whatever, and she had all these people who were angry at her for making a choice, a lifestyle choice for her to get healthier.
And they were angry at her.
And it's because, you know, these are miserable people and they don't want to see other people doing better in life.
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unidentified
Yeah, it seems like in keeping with the Christmas spirit.
They had a hashtag like mayo monkeys, like, or whatever.
Uh, they, uh, there was a lot of you know, talks up talks about white genocide.
Um, but then white people started doing like their own versions back, so they're like doing things about like, are there too many black women in public?
That was a big one that kind of blew up.
I was in that one, I told one of my stories on there.
It was a very interesting, like, back and forth.
It was like a digital Twitter race war on Twitter spaces, and all of this, as uh, Jack Dorsey just steps away, it was happening during all this.
So he walks away for a second, and everything goes to crap.
Black people are always wild, and they really are on the internet, and they get no, they get no uh consequences, they pay no consequences.
Like, I watch this all the time, they're always wild in against white people.
Like, not the spaces is the new thing, but there's so many hashtags.
If you go to black Twitter, it is the most anti-white, like it's not just pro-black, it is like an anti-white venting algorithm of just complaining about white people.
unidentified
Yeah, in one of these spaces, there was like a 19-year-old anarcho-socialist telling me there was no such thing as an anti-white hate crime.
And I'm like, What do you mean?
Like, the FBI literally has anti-white hate crimes, like that's a thing.
And it's like, No, it's not.
The FBI doesn't have that.
And it's like, we pulled it up for him, and he still refused to recognize that as being the case.
But yeah, it's like, imagine if I went into a Twitter space and used my account to just talk about genociding, I don't know, Jews or black people or a whole nother, you know, ethnicity or race.
Not only would I lose my account, I'd probably lose my job.
Even if it was ironic, even if I was joking about it, it wouldn't be acceptable.
But black people get this black supremacy pass where they're allowed to be overtly racist.
And why, though?
I mean, what's if you're trying to stamp out racism and hatred, like how can you on a social media site be saying we're trying to stamp out misinformation and hate speech?
And then a black person calls for the literal genocide of an entire race of people, the dominant race in this country, the majority, and then they get to keep their account as if without any consequence.
unidentified
Yeah, they just get cute with definitions.
So they're like, actually, you just can't be racist against white people.
So they change it.
It's like, well, we can be prejudiced, we can be bigoted, but we can't be racist.
So they change the definition saying, well, it requires systemic power plus prejudice.
And then that's how you get real racism.
It's, it's just ridiculous.
It's not serious.
And they just want to justify their own bigotry by changing around definitions.
Yeah, you know, and I think it's kind of weird too, because the racism from black people towards white people is very well understood and is something that I've grew up with in Los Angeles because Los Angeles is a very self-segregated region specifically.
You know, I mean, obviously, if you go into the wealthier areas, you can have a pretty good mix.
But like, literally, like the Middle Easterns and then like Armenians are, you know, in the east side.
Then you have, you know, the rich.
Well, actually, Asians and Middle Easterns and white people in the hills, but then you have the Hispanic areas, the black areas, the Jewish areas.
I mean, it's very just split up naturally.
And obviously, there's real racial tensions, you know, specifically mostly between Asians and blacks, is like the biggest issue.
But nobody talked about the racial issues and tensions between anybody else except for black and white people, and specifically just from white people towards black people, not realizing that racial divisions and these kinds of differences and cultural problems and clashes is something that every culture, every race experiences, not just with white people, but with each other as well.
Like there's a real complicated racial structure just in a region like Los Angeles.
Nobody talks about it.
And instead, they just pretend like the only people out there that can be racist that can be hateful are white people.
And that also that hate is can be internalized.
It may come out in microaggressions.
And even if you don't realize it, you are a racist, even if you're unless you're anti-racist, right?
Unless you're unless you're woke, you're actually naturally born into racism.
And I just think it's kind of bullshit.
I think it's an attack on white people.
I don't think it's based in any academic truth.
I don't think it's based in any reality.
I think it's just intentionally made to shit on white people and try to make try to destroy our culture and our identity as a people.
unidentified
Well, that's how it's portrayed in the media.
They always try to portray it as the type of racism you're likely to experience in America is a white person, you know, going against a minority, right?
That's how it's always portrayed in like Hollywood or the media generally.
But statistically, it's more likely, you know, per capita to be a black person.
I mean, there's a Rasmussen poll out.
I don't know if you've ever seen this where they asked people of different races who they think is the race with the most racists.
Like which race is most racist, kind of.
And even black people, like everyone said black people, but black people also said black people.
This is a 2013 Rasmussen poll.
And they did a more recent version as well.
And then black people didn't choose black people, but it was still overwhelmingly black people that they chose the most racist because that's what you experience if you've ever, you know.
I honestly think that racism is a construct of one's mind.
I really do.
I'm not saying racism doesn't exist, but I think that if somebody looks at you the wrong way in a Starbucks, that can be construed as racism if you want it to be.
She got arrested because I think she brought, I don't know if she was a tennis player or who she was, but she was like, this is a big news story the other day because she was like freaking out inside of the airport.
unidentified
I think it was Azalea Banks who's like, yeah, because she said they were racially profiling her.
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unidentified
Yeah, you could be like, you know, that Chappelle character.
Did he write literal cheesecake factories, ghost thugs, unwit cream cheese, plantation Barbies, colorless cardboards, plaster poodles, blizzard maggots, evolution's biggest mistakes, cave dwellers, Christopher Columbus's sisters, or you know, daughters, or actually probably both at that point.
But I will say this: like, it's, it's, yeah, it is an interesting thing because it's like you look at this and you're going, like, bro, yeah, in the time that you took to write that, you could have colonized a country too.
Like, no one was stopping you.
You have an entire continent of black people.
What are you guys doing with it?
unidentified
Yeah, I mean, he had to come up with Ku Klux Kleene.
It's like, it's like build a better society or Ku Klux Kleenex names.
Well, like, it's this is why also, too, I guess they're not like this idea about black people being racist, besides the fact that racism leads them to committing terrible crimes.
Like, what is an interesting thing that I always found out is like, because there's like some pretty based black people that watch the show, and you know, I'm not going to get into the whole like dumb argument of like, oh, not all black people, but no one's saying anything about all black people or anything like that.
But it's like, there is this weird victim mentality in this like vitriol towards the whites, you know, like that it's like this collective anger.
And it's got to just be African Americans, right?
Like it's got to just, because I feel like when I meet black people from other countries, like Zubi or people that are just like, I've been all around, like, even when we go to Australia and you meet black people, well, there's nothing, but it's like very few.
Yeah, but I meant like, but what I'm saying, there's like other people of color or whatever.
Like they don't behave like the people in America.
And there's like the black people in America, like the crime, the violence, the everything.
Like, is that something that can be fixed?
Like, or is it just like they're going to stay angry at white people and this is just going to, we're going to keep telling them that it's our fault and never, the problem's never going to get fixed.
They're never going to take responsibility for their culture and where they live.
Is it like, is this a forever problem?
Like, are we going to deal with this bullshit forever?
unidentified
Well, I don't think it's a uniquely African-American thing to dislike the whites.
I mean, first of all, I think a lot of whites who like hate themselves push it on to a lot of these minority communities and then they kind of adopt that ideology too.
And then they are like, oh, yeah, yeah, white people, they did all this stuff to us.
And the white people telling them, like, yeah, we did this to you.
We're terrible.
Hate us.
And they're like, yeah, you're right.
We need to, we need reparations and we need to come get you whitey.
Yeah, but I don't know if I, but it's usually the women that are the ones that are the loudest in the minority conversations I find too, like the TikTokers and then if they're men, they're gay men that are just complaining about things like gay white men that are complaining about colonizers.
And it's just like, to me, the whole, the whole idea of the women wanting to work, I just, every woman I meet basically minus a few, when it really comes down to it, would rather just be married to a rich man and like have housework, which by the way is a job.
Like I hate how women always look down on women like, well, I wanted to work.
It's like, dude, being a wife and a mother and stuff is a full-time job.
That's not like a joke.
Do you really feel empowered processing TPS reports for $46,000 a year when we've lived in a non-egalitarian society?
Your husband could probably make enough if we stopped immigration that his income wouldn't even allow you to not have to work.
But because of cheap labor due to immigration and the amount of people available, we all have to work shitty jobs that we don't like that are meaningless.
And then they sit and complain that their jobs are meaningless.
It's like, well, you wanted it.
unidentified
Yeah, I think a lot of them, you know, they might not want to admit it publicly because they've kind of like taken in this idea of like, I'm, I am woman, I am strong, I am independent.
And, you know, plenty of them are too.
But, you know, I've noticed, like, even one that I know personally recently I heard from who, you know, would usually be a pretty like strong woman.
I'm a career woman and stuff, like admitted, like, man, just wish my husband would stay home.
And, you know, I'm sorry, I wish my husband would let me stay home and just bring home the bacon and I could like, you know, take care of things around the house.
And that's, it's, it's kind of in one's nature to do that.
No, honestly, in my early 20s, I was very career-driven, career-oriented, and I wanted to make a big change.
And I still feel an intense need to succeed.
But now that I've gotten older, that want to succeed has now transferred over to wanting a family, wanting to have a nice house, wanting something to build, I guess.
Because yeah, careers are great and all, but I'm, yeah, I'm not a man.
I think men have like a less of an expiration date on them.
Like, you, because you can kind of build an empire and then you can still marry like a younger girl or whatever.
But like, I think women, as they get older, they start to freak out because they feel like, cause obviously because their fertility window's closing and that's that fear, like kind of like the feedback mechanism for being fat is like women ultimately want like they're made to produce children.
And so then as the fertility window closes, I think there's a little bit of fear.
But like, I think, what is it, 35 is like when it's kind of shuts down?
unidentified
Something like that.
I mean, you know, it's kind of a crass way to say it, but they say men age like fine wine and, you know, women age like milk.
Like, dude, that's why I was so happy that I was born a man and not a woman.
Like, there's many reasons, but one of them were like, looks are so important for women.
And like, as a man, though, like, you can just go work out and like make money.
And then girls find, like, you can go get status because girls value different things.
And so you can become attractive through exterior things in your life, right?
Which is always the joke of the model with the fat billionaire, right?
Because he's just, he's rich and women want that, you know, that provider.
But it's like, for women, they just, they got it tough because it's like the whole society is made to make them delay getting married and to try to like tell them they need to go to college and that they need to have a career.
And then by the time they wake up to the lies of the culture, like again, it's like they're 28, 29, 30, or later.
And they realize that like they probably would have been happier just getting married at like 19 or 20 and to like a 27, 28 year old guy.
I think I think that's a really good thing, like an age gap too.
I think like younger girls marrying older men, like I think it's a great thing.
Like I, I think she's younger, more fertile.
The guy's probably more established, can provide better.
And there's that sort of like, he's probably wiser, not so foolish, and then he can kind of protect her, look out for her, has that on his shoulders.
I feel like that's what it more should have been.
And now it's like, not only are the women not prepared to get married and their fertility window is closing, but because of how stupid the structure is, men are unable to provide.
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Do you know how this, do you know?
Do you know how the show actually gives advertisers?
Because actually we we I don't know what it is, but like we really the audience is so good and we really make the advertisers happy.
So I think they just turn a blind eye because they're just like they had a really good return on their investment on the show.
Like it's, it's phenomenal.
We've sold out the show for like another year, like every like they want us to expand the show and everything.
We can't.
We have no more spots left in the show.
So i'm saying like I think it's just a good return on investment, because the audience is epic and the audience knows that we're demonetized and supports our advertisers.
But ultimately, speaking like right after we sold sheets, you're like, do you cut holes in them?
unidentified
And i'm like yeah, I don't want to get you in trouble, you can cut that out if you want advertisers.
No, it's okay, that's just how our show goes, that's just how it goes.
Well, here's the funny thing, because when they were talking about the cracker thing, so there was like a white, out of all those black people who were speakers, there was one white girl and they're like, who let this girl up?
And they're like oh, she gone by, like didn't even say anything, and then later on they go on to say oh, when we say cracker, by the way, we're not talking about all white people, just the ones who are against us.
It's like well, you just said it to that random girl who you never even spoke to, that you just kicked out and called crack.
So they're, they're really full of crap and they are probably like super racist people.
Like that's what i'm trying to say, like is it because if they don't like white people, like if there's a reason and they're just like, hey, you know what?
I find that white people are like this and that's not how I want to live my life.
I don't like that and I don't.
You know, I don't love epic Western civilization and public decency and things like that, and I want to live in a chaotic neighborhood and do these kinds of things.
So get the hell out cracker, is that wrong?
And then if i'm just like, all right, then you just go live over there and do what you do and And I'll live over here.
Like, is that, is that like morally wrong for someone to just be like, I see the difference between races and I don't like those people?
Like, is that a bad thing?
unidentified
So making choices and having preferences is not like necessarily a bad thing, but I guess you have to define what you consider racism.
So I think if you say like, well, I'm going to view, you know, this race with a broad brush and consider every person from this group to be bad or have these certain characteristics.
That's obviously not true.
There's a lot of individual variation within a race.
There might be propensities, there might be patterns, but that doesn't mean everybody's a certain way.
So you want to treat people according to their individual character.
So I guess that's where it comes down to like what you view racism as.
Yeah, because I think people, that's what I think people think it means, but modern racism is just like literally all racism means now is white people having any sort of negative view of any other race or even existing.
So like racism is my existence is racism, right?
That is, that is what it is.
That it's like, if I like, did you see that one chick?
Did you see that one woman who was at that woke seminar from Myth Informed?
And she was trying to be woke.
And she was like, yeah, like I've learned a lot about how my whiteness, about how my whiteness affects the workplace.
For instance, I'm used to an orderly, quiet workplace.
And that's because I'm white.
But I realize that with people of color, like it's just a lot louder.
And you're like, Didn't they put in the Museum of Black History in Washington, D.C., that being successful in the workplace can be equated to whiteness?
They do that quite often.
They say, oh, if you're successful, if you're Smithsonian.
No, that's not what I said, but the majority, the majority, the dominant culture, like, like, maybe they're, like, this is what I was thinking is funny.
It's like, as they try to fight racism, they actually point out why people don't like each other.
Like, it's like, hey, white people have a way they like to do things, and it's not the way that black people do things normally.
And that's why white people need to stop acting like white people.
And also, I'm going to say there's no way people act, but at the same time, I'm admitting that there's an entire white culture and there's a way that white people act, but while also saying there's no such thing as whiteness or white culture, and there's, we're all one culture.
It's like, they basically just admit all the things that they say aren't true or aren't real.
And it's like, and it's actually kind of funny because I go, well, white people, there's no difference between everyone.
We can all get along.
And then they go to list the differences at the Smithsonian on how the cultures are different.
And yes, there are, of course, there's trailer trash.
Look at, look at some of the, I don't know if you've seen some of the inbreeding videos on YouTube.
It's pretty crazy.
But there's, there's a lot of weird people of all races, but like they come out and just say that here's what white culture is.
And then they list like epicness.
And I'm like, well, that's what I want.
unidentified
Well, I mean, it's funny because it really goes back to that Ryan Long skit of like the woke guy and the racist guy saying pretty much the exact same things, but I guess they have different motivations for it.
So a racist guy could say, black people are too loud.
And I don't like that.
And then the woke person says, black people are too loud.
And maybe that's because I'm white and I like orderly spaces, but they're both kind of like, the substance is the same, but I guess their conclusions are a little different.
And obviously in going to that, the world is crazy.
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unidentified
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And I had some and then my mom, I think, threw it away.
I just want to say, like, this is a video here as well.
Like, things are getting crazy.
We're talking about, you know, the degradation of society and how, like, I'm just trying to, I'm in an open conversation.
Like, we like this show, we like to talk about, you know, the differences in sex and race and try to understand things and be honest about it because everyone has a bias and we just want to laugh at the world as it burns.
But I think there's this video that actually shows how crazy the world is where it's looters looting other looters.
And yet we still had like in an arm or like in a protected car garage, like eight cars broken into because they said, well, like people go into the nicer neighborhoods to literally to burglarize.
unidentified
You had your catalytic converter cut out or whatever.
Yeah, I was in front of the office here while I was working.
While I was trying to show people transgenders like pooping on each other or something.
I don't know what I was showing that day.
They stole my catalytic converter.
Maybe it was God trying to warn me.
I don't know.
Maybe.
No, but they actually broke into a bunch of the cars.
And luckily, I think they must have been smart thieves because my car has like all the GPS stuff where it can track the car and it's got kind of like that warning light that lets you know, don't break into this car.
And it also has cameras all around it.
So if you break the glass, it'll film you for like, you know, into a hard drive.
So I think they knew what they were doing because the cars they attacked, like they literally skipped the cars that had, that were newer, that had clear like monitoring systems.
And these people, they said, yeah, they're just a career robbers.
They just go into these neighborhoods, case the place, leave, and they do whatever damage they can.
And it's just, it's like, it's frustrating to me with the increase in crime and what's going on in the world.
It feels like there's nothing that we can really do to stop it besides carry a gun.
And if the threat comes to you, try to neutralize it first.
unidentified
Yeah.
I mean, it'd be nice if you guys allowed people to carry guns in this studio.
We always say that just to let us tell YouTube that they're prop guns because YouTube doesn't like firearms.
So they're not real, but they're, because obviously we know with Alec Baldwin, like you can literally, as long as you say it's a prop gun, even if you can kill people, it's still just a prop gun.
But obviously, in the middle of all this and the insanity that's going on, if people want to follow you, Nuance Bro, where's the best places that they can find you in your videos and follow your madness?
unidentified
Yeah, on Twitter, it's at Nuance Bro.
Same on Instagram, YouTube.
You just look up Nuance Bro, you'll find my channel, all that stuff.
If you make it this far in the podcast, it means you like the podcast, probably.
And then they say, if you make it this far in the podcast and you're a hate watcher, you need to figure your life out.
This is a waste of your time.
Go do something, you know?
I don't know.
Go put your nuts in a nutcracker or something like that.
They apparently like it now.
Leave that five-star review because it's free.
It literally costs you nothing.
If you've been holding out, don't hold out.
Actually, leave the review because it's what advertisers use to find the show and see that we have feedback on the audio.
Let's read a couple of those right now.
We got a review from G-Men1027 that said, proud to be an SOB.
The MTG episode was great.
Thank you for being uncensored and just flat out raw at times in this time of political correctness.
My wife and I watch this show.
And yeah, every time it's on, you have also answered my super chats when I submit them to YouTube.
Cool.
I haven't seen any other podcast content maker do that.
It honestly makes me feel you support the people who support this movement.
Thank you for everything you do.
P.S. I'm going to start watching Savannah's show too.
Oh, cool.
She's just flat out awesome.
America, America, America.
We have another one from Sheers1234 that said, episode 207.
I am a well-put-together Southern Baptist woman, so let me be very clear.
I absolutely love Slightly Offensive.
I sent you a message on Instagram explaining some of this further.
Lol, but I had never heard of you until you did your interview with Ali Beth, and I immediately followed you on everything and started listening to the show.
Truly appreciate your honesty and completely relate to your rage.
Did I think I would ever be full of rage while wearing pearls and curls and a pretty dress and smile?
No, I didn't.
But now after listening to your show, I am now bearing arms and prepping.
