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May 3, 2022 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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S4E111 - BLACK EXTREMISM
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That was shotgun guitar played and shot by Reverend Payton.
Some guy, this some dude out there in the middle of nowhere, redneck country.
He just puts strings on guns.
Then he plays a song and then he shoots the gun and then he goes back to playing the song.
Can you get more American than that?
This was sent in by a baby monster.
Good aim.
They also do it to like an axe and they'll chop a piece of wood.
Is that a new kind of music?
Ryan?
Let's see.
I'm trying to think of puns, but Jimmy Blastrix, that was really bad.
Wow.
Jimmy Blastrix.
Oh, God.
I said it again, and it was worse the second time, actually.
We may have to start the show again.
We may have to just.
Like, I'm embarrassed that that's out there.
You know what we should have done last night is live stream the Met Gala.
Oh.
I sent you a picture of what's his name.
The theme, the best theme for the Met Gala was punk, but that's not this year.
This was the Golden Age.
Gilded Age, I mean.
Which was, you know, 1900.
Is that Jared Leto?
You know what the Gilded Age was?
That was around 1901, two, three.
Actually, it was over by then.
It was late 1800s.
Yeah, that's Jared Leto.
It is.
Yeah.
Oh, okay.
He looks great.
Have a seat, Jared.
Can you?
But that would be funny to get me, you, and Maddie watching all those stupid outfits.
Be sexy.
Then we could dress up all cool.
We've got to live stream more things like political events and stuff, Super Bowls.
You know what I mean?
I think we should get you set up with a whole streaming thing so you could just stream whenever you want.
So you don't have to go to do any work.
Well, no, a lot of your ideas involve you working less.
That's not true.
It's just that you would be like, you could in a minute be like, hey, I'm feeling the buzz.
Sometimes you get the buzz.
I could be like OP and get on my Instagram and go, brother man, brother man.
Well, I'm out here in the Hamptons or wherever the fuck he is.
Not do the OP thing.
That poor guy just destroyed his legacy, didn't he?
Yeah.
Like, are there any OP fans?
It's sad, but yes.
There'll be about 17 people watching his streams.
So like your streams.
Yeah.
Actually, no, you do worse than that.
I do better than that.
Sometimes 23.
Oh, my God.
He's such a loser.
He's almost like you.
He's got shirts, opiradio.com.
But there is no OP Radio.
That's correct.
Doesn't he just talk on his Instagram?
Yep.
But his site is Opi Radio, and he's got an online store.
You know those inside jokes that he'd be doing?
Don't know OP?
The guy's a multi-millionaire.
Love You Missya podcast.
What's Love You Missia?
It's a thing he used to say.
I say it sometimes.
Oh, but I guess it's the Carl Ruez.
They named a street after him and Vic Henley.
Yeah, there's the Opie curse.
Patrice O'Neill didn't suffer from the OP curse, but...
And then somebody else.
A weird thing to put on your site.
The second thing after Give Me Money is, here's all my friends who have died.
Yeah.
You know what I went to the other day?
I hadn't been in years?
Was the Daily Beast.
Have you ever checked out their homepage?
It's like Donald Trump Jr. didn't pay taxes in 1996.
Really?
When you're looking for economic crime in president's sons, you're going to go with Donald Trump Jr., huh?
Can't think of anyone else who might have been up to some dirty tricks that has a dad that's president?
No?
What's that?
Autographed artwork.
Oh, my God.
But those are just pictures, right?
Original photograph taken by Opie.
Wow.
Once your order's received, wait, they're all signed the same way, too.
How does he know I rock?
You rock, creamy.
I don't rock.
If there's one thing I don't do, it's rock.
Speaking of rocking.
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