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Strange Bedfellows
00:15:20
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| Sloppy Seconds. | |
| I think they're from Detroit. | |
| They're mocking kiss on that album cover, of course. | |
| And the song was, I don't want to be a homosexual. | |
| That was the good old days, the 80s hardcore days, where you could be totally rude and offensive. | |
| Now, hardcore and punk are woke. | |
| And coincidentally, it sucks now. | |
| They have bands like, what are they called? | |
| The Bad Cowboys or something. | |
| Their album's full communism. | |
| You know what these fucking commie teenagers do now? | |
| They defend the gulags. | |
| So they start with socialism and Marx, and they get into the Soviet Union and Stalinism, and they know that's their Achilles' heel, that communism failed in the Soviet Union. | |
| So they go, actually, it was pretty good. | |
| Really? | |
| Didn't 8 million people starve in Holodomor? | |
| Holodomor, however you pronounce that event? | |
| Didn't Stalin kill tens of millions? | |
| 40 million people, I believe? | |
| Yeah, a lot of them were ducks. | |
| They say that. | |
| They go, a lot of them were criminals, thieves, and then they throw in landlords. | |
| Like, that's just as bad. | |
| How dare you be a landlord? | |
| They honestly think landlord is a crime. | |
| Spoiled brats. | |
| Go check it out. | |
| Go to Venezuela. | |
| Go experience socialism. | |
| Hey, you know something I was just looking up? | |
| Look up Models Fashion Runway where nothing but sex tape. | |
| This is not your father's sex tape. | |
| That'd be funny if my dad wore sex tape. | |
| This is actual sticky tape. | |
| This is not a video of Kim Kardashing blowing yet another black dude. | |
| Now, the reason I bring that up is because the girl on the right with the bald dude, that body's a little too fit for my liking, right? | |
| I'm not kicking her out of bed for eating crackers. | |
| Don't get me wrong. | |
| Obviously, you know, these women are light years out of my league. | |
| But if we can be critics of perfection, how about that one on the other side? | |
| I haven't been laid in a very long time, by the way. | |
| Zoom in on her. | |
| I want to... | |
| And I think that's the perfect woman's body. | |
| So feminine. | |
| Zoom out a bit. | |
| The way her legs come down into her ankles. | |
| Wide hips. | |
| I mean, she's perfection. | |
| The tape thing, who cares? | |
| It's boring. | |
| Looks like some sort of foreigner. | |
| Probably some Egyptian rich kid. | |
| His dad owns oil. | |
| But can we see more pics of her? | |
| Can I just simp out here? | |
| No, I don't want that. | |
| There's four pics. | |
| Okay, go down. | |
| Wouldn't it be cool if it had her name and then we could just totally chimp, simp out? | |
| No. | |
| Wait, wait. | |
| Oh, fuck. | |
| Alvarez. | |
| Maybe you could reverse image search? | |
| No, no, no, no. | |
| Okay, go back. | |
| Go down again? | |
| The black girl. | |
| Her tits suck, and they're literally being held up with tape, so they want to be much flatter. | |
| This woke affirmative action shit. | |
| There's such things as hot black chicks. | |
| That woman is like a six. | |
| And that's, I'm not even using... | |
| That's not even a seven. | |
| What if you look up Joel Alvera's sex tape? | |
| Oh, we got one. | |
| Okay, so now she has an Afro, so she's in. | |
| She's also a 6.6 with terrible tits and no curves. | |
| Shouldn't you be have an insane body if you're going to be modeling nude? | |
| Those shoes look kind of lame, too. | |
| What's the next one? | |
| That's it. | |
| Oh. | |
| We got a kooky show for you today, folks. | |
| Ryan is away at the Black Tape Project. | |
| Sounds like he's curing cancer. | |
| And why are you writing about something that much? | |
| Yeah, we don't have Ryan here. | |
| He's in Disneyland. | |
| We've got our number one fan. | |
| I want to be clear with this fan, too. | |
| He doesn't represent the baby monsters per se, because it looks like we're mocking our subscribers, and it's rude to bite that hand that feeds you. | |
| This is just one character who happens to be a big fan. | |
| When the fag is away, the real man came out to play. | |
| Okay. | |
| So usually we start light. | |
| We've got a lot of segments to cover today. | |
| So I'm going to dive right into feminism. | |
| That means you have to change the background after you play the interstitial. | |
| The feminism intro is a little long, so I'm going to tell you to cut it and then just lay the music underneath if you can pull that off. | |
| Gotcha. | |
| Let me know when we're ready to set sail. | |
| We're ready to set sail. | |
| All right. | |
| Setting sail. | |
| Who here identifies as a feminist? | |
| We are the storm, the very form of change. | |
| That was a little soon, but okay. | |
| The world has been awakening. | |
| I was going to tell you what's up. | |
| I'm telling you when to stop. | |
| Okay. | |
| Now? | |
| Remember Moldilocks? | |
| Look up Moldilocks. | |
| She was a girl who went to, this is back when the alt-right was not non-toxic, abnormal. | |
| And she went to a Trump rally to get some MAGA scalps. | |
| And of course, MAGA scalps with Antifa mean MAGA hats. | |
| What's this now? | |
| Oh, the story of Moldilocks. | |
| Oh, really? | |
| You know what? | |
| Her real face is so much more interesting. | |
| That guy's pretty good at drawing, though. | |
| Oh, is he? | |
| Turn it up. | |
| He he he he he he. | |
| I want to take my Nazi stops! | |
| Yeah, she went to Berkeley to get some mega scalps. | |
| She ran into that guy, Django Unchained, whatever his name is, and he punched her in the face. | |
| Kind of weird pacing with this, isn't it? | |
| There he is. | |
| I like this guy's drawings, but the pacing is bizarre here. | |
| So chunky. | |
| It's like it's B-roll for someone telling the story. | |
| Anyway, the thing I find fascinating about her is I saw an interview with her. | |
| I think it was on her parents' massive property. | |
| She's middle class. | |
| She's a very pretty, middle-class girl who used to look normal, had a great path ahead of her, a bright future, and she chose Marxism. | |
| She chose Antifa. | |
| And what happens when you choose people who want to destroy America? | |
| They end up destroying you in the process. | |
| It's like joining Al-Qaeda or something. | |
| You're going to blow up while you're making a ball. | |
| And she has a bucket of her own hair. | |
| They turned her into a whore. | |
| Literally. | |
| So she used to do like an OnlyFans thing where she would model her incredibly hairy beef. | |
| And now she's living in an RV and she's a prostitute. | |
| This is what happens, ladies, when you embrace feminism, when you reject tradition. | |
| They're not killing tradition to free you. | |
| They're killing tradition to replace it with nothing until that's you. | |
| Nice lighting, by the way, on that segment. | |
| But I don't know. | |
| Have you got her being punched? | |
| We knew exactly what we were walking into. | |
| Punch it! | |
| Punch it! | |
| You had no idea what we were walking into. | |
| You picked a fight. | |
| You said we're going to go smash. | |
| There's the punch. | |
| He pushed me over, and I was just stuck in this corner. | |
| Nathan D'Amigo had a seen in the video too. | |
| He like he follows me as I'm running away and punches me again, and that's where I fall over. | |
| Let's see what happens. | |
| You have the video of that? | |
| Oh, that's shit. | |
| And you're dead. | |
| Holy shit. | |
| You don't. | |
| You're in the video. | |
| I'm in the video. | |
| Well, cut me out of this. | |
| That's too many gabs. | |
| There's never too many gabs. | |
| Me again, and that's where I fall over. | |
| Let's see what happens. | |
| You have the video of that? | |
| And you're dead. | |
| Boom. | |
| Jesus. | |
| You don't see this on. | |
| The video just contradicted what she said. | |
| She said, I'm running away and he keeps punching me. | |
| She picked a fight. | |
| She went there to fight because she's dumb and she thinks women can beat up men because she's been brainwashed by feminism into thinking she's some sort of action hero. | |
| She's coming at them. | |
| And she announced before she was even there that she was going to go kick some mega ass. | |
| These guys have got to learn what fucking lighting is. | |
| Jesus, that's very frustrating to look at. | |
| And he punched her once. | |
| She fell down. | |
| Oh, they got that. | |
| Oh, they got that too. | |
| In the video, they have this moment happening right now in the end of the video. | |
| Turn it up. | |
| Went in immediately and took what they could, which is like everything. | |
| Look at her. | |
| That's her on the left. | |
| A beautiful woman. | |
| I'm all over this video. | |
| A disgusting porn star who does hairy fisting porn. | |
| I don't know what the hell it's. | |
| Her poor father. | |
| Well, I assume he's not around. | |
| My identity was discovered. | |
| My real legal name was found. | |
| My home address was found. | |
| My home phone number, cell phone, like my family members. | |
| You mean what Antifa does on a minutely basis? | |
| And what Antifa did to me? | |
| And Nathan Domingo? | |
| His name, my extended family's name. | |
| I'm still getting calls on my house phone. | |
| We just unplug it. | |
| My mom's work emails, my dad's work emails. | |
| You picked a fight. | |
| Our school emails, because he's a teacher. | |
| And my grandmother's email and stuff. | |
| My family's put at risk. | |
| Not only me, but the people that I affiliate with were put in danger. | |
| That woman is part of Antifa, which is a violence. | |
| Can you effing believe this that someone goes to punch Nazis and can't believe she got punched? | |
| It doesn't matter, how you feel about Nathan Domingo or anything. | |
| Make those guys innocent patriots, make them Zegiling Nazis, whatever. | |
| That's not relevant. | |
| Make them bikers. | |
| That's a better analogy. | |
| Imagine I'm going to go kick some pagan ass. | |
| Pagans, that's an analogy. | |
| I'm not saying that. | |
| I'm going to go take care of some Hell's Angels. | |
| And then I'm like, Hell's Angels beat the shit Out of me. | |
| They ran me over with their motorcycles. | |
| They got my grandmother's email. | |
| They call my grandma. | |
| So you lost the fight, basically. | |
| Keep going. | |
| This is fun. | |
| International terrorist organization, left-wing terrorist organization. | |
| And so they were not showing that. | |
| They were not showing that her Facebook statement saying that she was going to come to scalp 100 Nazis and stuff like that. | |
| They didn't show that. | |
| They didn't show the fact that she was swinging around the bottle at people. | |
| I've said in previous interviews that I never had a bottle in my hand, but going through the footage and getting things shown to me, I realized that I don't remember half of what happened. | |
| Oh, that's convenient. | |
| Which half? | |
| The half where you're bad? | |
| The fast or weak. | |
| Yeah. | |
| If I need you to intervene, I'll ask you to, but this is my show, and I'm not really looking for a co-host. | |
| You know, actually. | |
| Engineer. | |
| Your job's engineer. | |
| Got it. | |
| My bad. | |
| Ryan used to have a camera pointing down at his shit. | |
| Whatever happened to that? | |
| Pointing down at what shit? | |
| All his computer stuff. | |
| Remember that angle? | |
| It was called the Rad Zone? | |
| Yeah. | |
| I could see. | |
| What happened with that? | |
| Oh. | |
| There was a GoPro involved? | |
| Yeah. | |
| And that's not happening anymore? | |
| I could try. | |
| I'll get back to the news. | |
| Sorry. | |
| Anyway, back to moldy. | |
| What is this video? | |
| Because it's anti-moldy. | |
| Zoom out. | |
| Hello? | |
| Age of Rage. | |
| Wasn't that the documentary on Netflix about calling everyone Nazis? | |
| Alt-right. | |
| Deleted scene. | |
| Moldilocks. | |
| Yeah, this movie's left-wing, and it talks about how dangerous me and Nathan and Nick Fuentes and all that is. | |
| It's like an anti-alt-right movie. | |
| So either they're really bad at their job, or this is a new edit? | |
| This is so weird. | |
| Does anyone watch this and think, well, man, Nazis suck? | |
| Like, they just gave Nathan's side of the argument, and it's good. | |
| And then they just showed her, admitting, in her own deceptive way, that she lied. | |
| I didn't throw a bottle. | |
| Well, we showed you a picture of a bottle. | |
| And that's what I realized. | |
| I'd been punched so hard I got amnesia. | |
| How long is this? | |
| Suffered a pretty bad. | |
| Six minutes. | |
| We're six minutes for five minutes in. | |
| But I did have a bottle in my hand, and I remember when the smoke bomb went off and they started charging, I was like, oh, shit. | |
| I don't want to leave this here for one of them to take to bash one of my friends' heads in. | |
| Wait a minute, wait a minute. | |
| She's telling two stories at once and they contradict each other. | |
| I didn't have a bottle. | |
| Well, here's a picture of you, the bottle. | |
| I don't remember. | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| Wait, now I do remember. | |
| It was to get it away from the bad guys. | |
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Protecting Bottles
00:15:13
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| I thought you said you couldn't remember. | |
| You literally seconds ago said that you don't remember. | |
| And now you have a whole story about protecting bottles. | |
| Officer, I did have a gun pointed at you. | |
| It's because I didn't want you to have too many guns. | |
| I was handing it to you, pointing it this way. | |
| Why'd you shoot? | |
| God. | |
| I'm so unarmed right now, and I'm terrified of these men. | |
| So I'm going to take this just in case. | |
| I've just been really humbled that a lot of people have had my support and come up to me today and just said thank you for fighting for our ability to come here and speak. | |
| I never pressed charges or anything. | |
| Berkeley police never contacted me. | |
| His university campus never contacted me. | |
| I've never contacted them. | |
| It's just too much time and energy. | |
| But I would have thought that something would have happened because I'm pretty sure he was on parole because he was in prison for five years. | |
| His posse and group and whatnot would probably not take kindly to me putting their leader and recruiter in prison again. | |
| So, yeah. | |
| Maybe because you wouldn't have a case because we'd expose you for throwing bottles and picking a fight. | |
| Did you see that picture of both of them covered in blood? | |
| Her and her boyfriend? | |
| See if you can dig that one up. | |
| Ladies, again, let's separate politics from this. | |
| You can make NT for the good guys and Nathan the bad guys. | |
| That's not my point. | |
| My point is a really tense political rally is a thing where men go. | |
| If it's just like a conference or a talk or something like that, all genders, all people should go. | |
| But if you know that some shit's going to go down, don't go. | |
| Heather hire. | |
| You're overweight. | |
| As Tucker says, you should have the right to go anywhere. | |
| But you know that this is basically a mass brawl. | |
| So unless you're good at MMA, don't go. | |
| She showed up there in flip-flops, ready to take on Nazis. | |
| When we took on Nazis in the 40s, we were heavily armed. | |
| We even had nuclear weapons, and there was no chicks. | |
| No chicks around. | |
| What's this say? | |
| Never before seen footage. | |
| Look at them. | |
| That's Moldilocks and her boyfriend, who we just saw. | |
| Never before seen footage of Antifa go ranting about her failed coffee wine shop. | |
| This girl is fascinating because it shows what feminism, what Marxism, what Antifa can do to a life. | |
| And it sucks. | |
| Her politics are what got her punched in the face. | |
| Her bullshit is what got her punched in the face. | |
| She convinced herself that she can beat up men. | |
| Women can't beat up men. | |
| Sorry. | |
| Your punches don't hurt. | |
| And your face has like bird bones in it. | |
| It just shatters. | |
| That's why, as a society, we go so nuts when men beat women. | |
| Because it's so easy. | |
| They're so vulnerable. | |
| They're basically kids. | |
| But go back to that last one there, Ben? | |
| This is the second time I've had a producer named Ben. | |
| Bernard. | |
| Bernard, sorry. | |
| You don't brag about never-before-seen footage and then not show it. | |
| You don't brag about never-before-seen footage. | |
| Where is it? | |
| Oh, maybe these? | |
| It's a link. | |
| It doesn't work. | |
| Okay. | |
| Oh, I hate this shit. | |
| Video unavailable. | |
| Go figure. | |
| Well, this is available. | |
| This is the whole reason I've been trying to get there. | |
| What do you end up doing? | |
| Like, women have their chastity. | |
| It's a little gold current coin purse. | |
| They're given it birth, and they said, here's a seed. | |
| This is going to grow into a beautiful flower. | |
| It's very, very valuable. | |
| Okay? | |
| If your life is over, you could always cash it in, but then you got nothing. | |
| It's called your chastity. | |
| And when women are totally fucked, they sell it. | |
| And they shouldn't because you don't get it back. | |
| OnlyFans is the end. | |
| No one marries an OnlyFans. | |
| And no one marries a whore. | |
| You don't put a ring on a whore's hand. | |
| In fact, it's an insult in every culture. | |
| Puta. | |
| But we've destroyed these women's self-worth. | |
| And we're left with them selling the only thing they have left. | |
| I mean, it's what third world people do. | |
| It's what Eastern European slaves do. | |
| It's the bottom. | |
| You know, in the movie Taken, Liam Neeson loses his daughter to the bad guys, and they do the worst thing imaginable. | |
| They make the girls who've been kidnapped into prostitutes. | |
| That's an action movie where the dad has to save her because it's his worst nightmare. | |
| I've got a certain set of skills. | |
| And you know what he does to the guys that made his daughter into a prostitute? | |
| He kills them all. | |
| And you know why it's a popular movie? | |
| Because all us dads are watching it going, you fucking, I would fucking kill all you fucking, oh, you bastards, fucking. | |
| Anyway. | |
| I want to see. | |
| Oh no. | |
| Go to 2-2. | |
| God, you suck. | |
| You're even worse than Ryan. | |
| Okay, enter website. | |
| Here we go. | |
| Moldilocks. | |
| Do you have a home repair fetish? | |
| Do you have a contractor? | |
| You want to fuck a contractor? | |
| Well, this is it. | |
| There's your details. | |
| 30 years old and childless. | |
| She's a handywoman whore. | |
| Look at all her pics. | |
| Just like out there. | |
| Is her dad alive? | |
| Because if he's dead, he's spitting in his grave. | |
| And if he's alive, way to go, dad. | |
| Nice job. | |
| She's a little too fit, too, just as a sidebar. | |
| I'm not into six-packs. | |
| She aged a lot. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Are we 1,000% positive that's her? | |
| Dude, that might not be her. | |
| Let's see. | |
| Kind of looks like her. | |
| What are you doing? | |
| Trying to see the other video so we can compare and contrast. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I would just like to. | |
| Now I'm doubting my news piece. | |
| I don't know. | |
| It kind of looks like here. | |
| There's no tattoos. | |
| So that's out. | |
| Okay, the ears. | |
| Look how weird the ears are. | |
| Similar. | |
| Well, that's a different ear. | |
| That's a different ear. | |
| The nose ring. | |
| Okay, got that. | |
| The nose. | |
| See, nose rings really confuse one. | |
| Is Age of Rage, is the whole movie beige like that? | |
| The Age of Beige. | |
| Okay, so let's put this newspiece forward like this. | |
| It appears that she may now be a prostitute. | |
| I have definitely seen porn, where she does like hairy porn, get a hairy vag. | |
| But it appears, we'll have to double confirm this, that she has gone the whole way. | |
| But my point here is really about how feminism and lying to women about who they are destroys lives. | |
| And when they finally realize that having kids is awesome, it's too late. | |
| And the good news is some of them are realizing it now. | |
| Go to 2-3. | |
| Family that always tells me. | |
| I'm so sick of closed captions all the time. | |
| Is that for people in bed who don't want to wake up their significant other? | |
| I have friends and family that always tells me you're so lucky to be single and have no kids. | |
| oh good this isn't cc but i got something to show you womp womp womp Sitting down facing the wall. | |
| Sorry to say. | |
| But a lucky one are you. | |
| Turn it up. | |
| Because you have somebody who's waiting for you at home. | |
| Whether it's your husband or your kids. | |
| Whether they drive you crazy. | |
| Whether you feel like you don't got time for yourself. | |
| Believe me. | |
| The lucky one is you. | |
| At least you could eat on the table full of people who loves you. | |
| Not by yourself. | |
| Living in an empty house. | |
| Not having nobody to cater to. | |
| So think twice before you tell somebody that's single that they live in a life. | |
| Because you don't know how envy they are of you. | |
| Wish you find that once you love someone to build a family and have kids with and who to come to. | |
| And remember, it's better to be with people you love and be on the table with people you love than to be. | |
| You know why no one loves you? | |
| Because you don't know the word envious. | |
| Why don't you spend tonight reading a book? | |
| With no one to share it with. | |
| Yeah, we got it. | |
| She did not spend her primary years prioritizing relationships so she gets to age 40. | |
| Black me. | |
| Admit life, and there's a crisis because the rest of her life. | |
| She does not have what everybody. | |
| That guy died. | |
| She does not have a primary Andrew Tate style. | |
| These guys, these like ladies, feminism is bad for you, present their evidence, blow up, and then they either die or get canceled. | |
| Out of nowhere, he was everywhere. | |
| Millions of views on YouTube, and then poof, gone. | |
| Is that fentanyl or something? | |
| At least Andrew Tate's alive. | |
| And I especially liked seeing this with people like Chelsea Handler and Sarah Silverman, who pushed the whole like, you don't need to get married. | |
| It's gay. | |
| It's lame. | |
| It's boring. | |
| I have, my work is my wife or my husband. | |
| My work is my kids. | |
| That's my craft. | |
| Bill Maher is like that. | |
| He goes, I'll spend like 40 hours on a monologue. | |
| That's my child. | |
| Dude, your monologues are mediocre and they're forgotten instantly. | |
| Sorry, you're not the philosopher king. | |
| You're an entertainer. | |
| Hello, my baby. | |
| You might as well be playing a little blues guitar. | |
| It's that relevant. | |
| No, it's more relevant than that. | |
| I'm glad that Bill is red-pilling liberals. | |
| I shouldn't totally trivialize his life, or mine gets trivialized. | |
| But check out Sarah Silverman, who, by the way, has a sister in Israel who's got tons of kids drowning in love and affection. | |
| So she sees that. | |
| That's the thing about Chelsea, too. | |
| She goes to these family reunions and she sees all her nieces and nephews growing up and becoming women and offering things to the world. | |
| And you realize when you're childless, I'm not part of this. | |
| I'm just sort of like space junk, you know, floating outside of the Earth. | |
| I'm a broken satellite dish piece. | |
| Floating. | |
| And then it gets real bad when you die. | |
| That's not her. | |
| What? | |
| Different chick. | |
| Yep. | |
| Huh. | |
| Well, that's an interesting piece then, because my false information sent us down a whole path of kind of juicy gossip. | |
| This is her. | |
| Tiny little spitfire. | |
| How do you know that she's not tiny little... | |
| And she still looks, you know, the same with the bull ring in her nose. | |
| That looks exactly like her, dude. | |
| As opposed to this with the long weird face, you don't get a bigger weird nose. | |
| Oh, so the chick you just showed, that's Moldilocks, right? | |
| Yeah. | |
| That does look like her. | |
| That doesn't look like her. | |
| Yes. | |
| Yep, confirmed. | |
| Not a prostitute. | |
| I realized this weekend. | |
| No, go back. | |
| That my boobs are something like two sizes bigger since gaining a few pounds. | |
| If someone sends me lingerie fonts. | |
| So she's basically a prostitute. | |
| Yeah. | |
| She's one pube away from being a prostitute. | |
| But let's do Sarah Silverman. | |
| And Shapiro's trans now? | |
| Just right away. | |
| Just thinking, what's the point? | |
| No, go back. | |
| You've got to see the very beginning of this. | |
| How do you do that? | |
| You click off and click on? | |
| Yep. | |
| Click it on. | |
| Ready and go. | |
| But yeah, Saturday, I woke up just right away. | |
| Just thinking, what's the point? | |
| Nothing matters. | |
| I just went through the motions. | |
| I put on my, you know, I took a bath, I put on my tinted moisturizer, listened to old sets on my phone to kind of just prep and just do proactive things. | |
| I sunk into depression because I felt like nothing matters, and it ended up being the same thing that snapped me out of it. | |
| Right. | |
| Nothing matters. | |
| Just have fun. | |
| That is the third saddest thing I've heard today. | |
| It is such a common attitude on the left to think that nothing matters, to have no fulfillment, to have no joy. | |
| And it's like, yeah, you guys don't want to get married. | |
| You think the world is ending. | |
| You have no children. | |
| You think that there is an oppressive system killing you. | |
| No wonder you are unfulfilled. | |
| Forgive me in the comments and this is my mantra. | |
| We are all doing things to keep busy until we die and it's okay and there's nothing to worry about. | |
| And there's so much that is so incredible and fulfilling in this life. | |
| And these people are missing all of it. | |
| But yes, Saturday, I woke up. | |
| No, there's so much more to that too. | |
| Like with atheism, it's just random that we're here. | |
| We don't matter. | |
| We could die. | |
| We're just sand. | |
| Sand in the hourglass. | |
| I met a guy in Paris who was like, I'm not just agnostic. | |
| I am positive there's no God. | |
| Fuck him. | |
| Wow. | |
| So you take that out. | |
| And then there's all this anti-Western shit, right? | |
| Where we're evil, we were colonizers, we were terrible. | |
| So now you look at all the beauty we've created that God enabled us to create. | |
|
Dumped And Envious
00:03:46
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| All these fantastic sculptures and music and art and literature. | |
| That's all garbage now. | |
| So now you can't enjoy the fruits of our labor. | |
| That's all shit. | |
| So yeah. | |
| You keep shitting in your own mouth, you're going to get sick. | |
| I told you. | |
| I told Sarah. | |
| I used to know her. | |
| I said, Jimmy, fucked up. | |
| He should have married you. | |
| You still could have squeezed some out. | |
| And she goes, what are you talking about? | |
| I'm the happiest I've ever been. | |
| No, you're not. | |
| I just heard you ranting in an almost suicidal tone. | |
| And I think, too, they're constantly putting all their, like, they go, I don't need a man, because women are agreeable, right? | |
| Chelsea does this all the time. | |
| I don't need a man. | |
| I don't need a man. | |
| Then they get Joe Coy and they go, I do need a man. | |
| I love it. | |
| I love it. | |
| And they realize they were lying to themselves all these years, pretending that it was good. | |
| But it's worth it because now I have Joe Coy. | |
| Joe Coy and these other guys, they're used to just blowing through bitches and just dumping them when they get bored. | |
| And that's what they do. | |
| Men are like that. | |
| We see that with the gays. | |
| And when you have no kids, why bother? | |
| I know a guy who is fiancé's pregnant and she said, I want to have the wedding After I have the baby, and I go, That's fine for the ceremony, dude. | |
| But you got to get the paperwork. | |
| She needs your last name. | |
| You have to register this because it's very hard to dump a husband. | |
| It's very easy to dump a boyfriend. | |
| She dumps you, she gets a new boyfriend, the kid starts calling that guy dad. | |
| You just lost a child. | |
| So without marriage, without kids, without last names, they just go, ah, I want to fuck kind of a more of a Latina. | |
| Chelsea's too white. | |
| I'm going to go with a Latina for a while. | |
| And then you're like, man, these are dumb. | |
| They don't know the word envious. | |
| They say you don't know how much he envy, he have envy of you. | |
| How much he envy of you. | |
| And you go to another one. | |
| And then these women are really fucked because I convinced myself that my life was awesome. | |
| I don't need men. | |
| I got a man. | |
| I realized that that whole life was a lie. | |
| The man dumps me. | |
| Now everything's a lie. | |
| And that's when you wake up on a Saturday and go, what's the point? | |
| This is why I was so pissed off at Bill Schultz. | |
| He said, Gavin always tells people to get married and have kids because he got famous recently. | |
| That's not true. | |
| And he realized he can't have all this pussy. | |
| What? | |
| I fucked one billion women. | |
| And now he wants no one else to get pussy. | |
| And it's like, first of all, you're trivializing my marriage, saying I hate it and shitting on my wife and my kids. | |
| And secondly, you're assuming that my motive, which is increased joy, maximum happiness, as little regret as possible, my motive is the opposite of that. | |
| It's just vindictive. | |
| Yeah, I don't want you guys partying. | |
| No. | |
| I partied too much. | |
| I wish I had settled down earlier, and I want you to make the same mistake. | |
| And believe me, the inbox is chock-a-block with people saying, dude, I got a kid. | |
|
Deep Dive Into Racism
00:07:58
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| He's the cutest in the world. | |
| Thanks. | |
| Thanks for telling me to grow a pair. | |
| All right, guys. | |
| I have been avoiding racism as a subject for a while because it feels racist. | |
| And I think racism and anti-Semitism and sexism, any kind of ism is a rut. | |
| But everyone else is talking about it and they're lying about it and they're saying we're the bad guys and black people are angels. | |
| So every once in a while we have to do a little reboot and discuss some uncomfortable things. | |
| So without further poo-poo, let's dive in, deep dive into some racism. | |
| I'm a black female. | |
| What other different, what else could I have done to piss you off? | |
| Black woman? | |
| This is really inconvenient. | |
| That's crazy! | |
| I have a dream. | |
| Oh, Black Betty, bam, bam. | |
| Whoa, Black Betty, bam, bam. | |
| Black Betty had a child. | |
| Bam, bam. | |
| What? | |
| things Oh, this was funny. | |
| 3-6. | |
| This happens a lot, and I've got them all documented here. | |
| It's liberal math is what it is. | |
| And it's the death of education. | |
| While these teachers are telling our kids what BLM is and how important it is to protest and how you should throw a brick at Starbucks, they're not teaching math. | |
| And we end up with this. | |
| The diamond is worth 400 million. | |
| South Africa has 60 million people in it. | |
| Which means we can give everyone $1 million and we should still have about $340 million left. | |
| Because if you give 60 million people $1 million, that's $60 million. | |
| Does that math check out with you, Ryan? | |
| I don't know what Ryan. | |
| I would have to say about that. | |
| Probably something retarded. | |
| No, if you were to give a million dollars to 60 people, that would work. | |
| But not... | |
| Well, yeah, and just change it to oranges. | |
| The diamond is worth 400 oranges. | |
| South Africa has 60 oranges, which means you can give everyone one orange. | |
| Wait a minute, that doesn't work. | |
| Now I'm confusing myself. | |
| 400 million. | |
| 60 million. | |
| 400 oranges. | |
| So it has 60 oranges, which means we can give... | |
| Yeah, you can only... | |
| 400 oranges, and South Africa has 60 oranges, which means we can give everyone one orange. | |
| I've totally confused myself. | |
| South Africa has 60 million people. | |
| You give 60 million people. | |
| Yeah, you can give 60 million people $1. | |
| You'd have 340 million up. | |
| I think if you divided up 400 million by 60 million, I think you'd be able to give people like $6 or $7. | |
| Anyway, I checked this woman. | |
| She's a South African healer. | |
| She writes books on self-healing. | |
| And that tweet is still up. | |
| I just made that the link in case she took it down. | |
| But imagine doing that, getting ratioed, and just leaving it there. | |
| And of course, this takes us back to 3-7. | |
| And this is actually a good example. | |
| Remember Maya King or something? | |
| She was a writer at the New York Times. | |
| And she was on with the dude who doesn't mind his daughter's ass being eaten on TV. | |
| Right? | |
| Yep. | |
| Who wants to spend a billion bucks beating this guy? | |
| He could do it. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Somebody tweeted recently that actually with the money he spent, he could have given every American a million dollars. | |
| Got it. | |
| Let's put it up on the screen. | |
| When I read it tonight on social media, it kind of all became clear. | |
| Bloomberg spent $500 million on ads. | |
| U.S. population, $327 million. | |
| Don't tell us if you're ahead of us on the math. | |
| He could have given $1 million and have had lunch money left over. | |
| It's an incredible way of putting it. | |
| It's an incredible way of putting it. | |
| You know what this is proof of? | |
| Liberals think a million is a billion. | |
| And I think they also think a trillion is a billion. | |
| Because when they talk about the deficit, they don't seem to think it's a big deal. | |
| And they say, can't some of these billionaires just pay off the deficit? | |
| No. | |
| All of the billionaires in America could maybe take 10% off of our, what are we at now, $20 trillion? | |
| They don't know math. | |
| He spent $500 million on ads. | |
| He could give 327 million people $1. | |
| It's the exact same mistake. | |
| And the spooky thing about this is, and I'm glad we pulled in, what's his name again, that guy? | |
| Brian Ritter? | |
| Brian Williams? | |
| Yeah, he was the one. | |
| His daughter was in that HBO show, Girls. | |
| And they said, how did you feel about that scene? | |
| And he goes, oh, whatever. | |
| I thought she's a great actress. | |
| No, dude, you don't want to see your daughter getting eaten out on TV. | |
| You're a liar. | |
| And we know you're a liar because you said bodies were floating down the river in New Orleans in the French Quarter, and the French Quarter was not flooded that bad. | |
| But this Brian Williams, yeah, the spooky thing about what we just saw, right, was that dumb black woman brought it up. | |
| He sees it and goes, yep, amazing. | |
| The staff at NBC, the graphics guy who put it there, how many people were involved in that? | |
| I'm going to say 14. | |
| 14 people saw that and went, yep, it's going up. | |
| Oh, yeah, the other thing about the Queen's crown is it wasn't South Africa then. | |
| It was like abandoned land. | |
| So who owns it? | |
| Do you want to see what South Africa looked like in 1940? | |
| Do you think there was African people mining diamonds and then someone stole it? | |
| Sorry. | |
| And does that mean that all mining that happened in the world has to go back to the original country it's in? | |
| That's not how it worked, especially if you're too stupid to get it out yourself. | |
| Which is why we need to get in a time machine and not tell the Middle East that we're getting oil out there, pay them $100 a month. | |
| No, make them pay us $100 a month to clean their water supply and get that gross black stuff out of it. | |
| Now here's a professor doing the same, and I can't tell if he's joking or not. | |
| 37B. | |
| Musk spent $44 billion. | |
| world's population is 8 billion. | |
| He could have given each person 5 billion and still... | |
| Yes, that's a joke. | |
| I feel like a check for $5 billion would be life-changing for most people. | |
| Yeah, that's a joke. | |
| No one got that he was being sarcastic. | |
| I graduated with a PhD in economics, a minor in mathematics, John Hopkins. | |
| Where did you learn to count to four? | |
| Anyway. | |
| Now I'm doubting that he was kidding. | |
| I don't know if he was kidding. | |
| You know, Crip Daddy, my trolling days have come to an end. | |
| There we go. | |
| Crip Daddy put out a quote recently, if you can see his Twitter, about the Little Mermaid. | |
|
Affirmative Action Backlash
00:09:19
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| People are upset that they've blackified even her. | |
| And he put out a tweet pretending that these certain terms were being used. | |
| I can send it to you if you can't find it. | |
| Yeah. | |
| This is so messed up. | |
| List of slurs the alt-right are using because of the little mermaid being black. | |
| I can't believe he didn't include mommy tea, mammy tea, coon tuna, fried chicken of the sea, fishbowl slave, house slave, police battered fish stick, and Jamai mackerel, pick a swimmy, seaporch monkey, jigaboo jellyfish. | |
| And his Twitter feed is full of people going, no one's using those. | |
| I haven't heard people say them. | |
| Go, go, show it. | |
| Go it, do it. | |
| These are made up. | |
| You're really just going to write off racism when it's right in front of you? | |
| It's trying too hard. | |
| None of these terms have been brought up when I've made fun of the new mermaid movie. | |
| Says who? | |
| You, the gatekeeper of everything racist? | |
| I wish I was that cool. | |
| I don't know if these are real. | |
| Chippa enjoyed you. | |
| Well, congrats on not being racist. | |
| I've never seen anyone use these terms. | |
| Okay. | |
| I've never seen China. | |
| That doesn't mean it ain't real. | |
| Anyway. | |
| Also an affirmative action. | |
| It's hard to separate racism as far as this show goes with affirmative action. | |
| We could just call it affirmative action. | |
| Or black failure, white guilt. | |
| I thought this was funny. | |
| This woman, Jumi Bellows' debut novel was dropped for plagiarism. | |
| New details show its serial. | |
| You know what's incredibly ironic about this? | |
| The New York Times is writing about it because she's a black woman. | |
| And they're fascinated by everything black. | |
| So she was chosen to win this book prize because she's black. | |
| And she was not qualified. | |
| So she faked the book. | |
| And they said, fine, that's great. | |
| And then they give her the award. | |
| Then they look into it and go, oh, shit. | |
| And then the New York Times cares and gets all over it because she's black. | |
| And then, get this. | |
| She apologized. | |
| Well, maybe I have the quote here. | |
| This girl plagiarized at the Iowa Writers Workshop, plagiarized her novel, then plagiarized her apology letter. | |
| Oh yeah, this is, my buddy sent me this. | |
| They yanked her 225K advance, and black writers now claim publishing is racist and not safe for black people because you get your money revoked. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So this is bizarre. | |
| This is the mentality. | |
| We have to plagiarize. | |
| It's just what we do. | |
| And it's not safe for us plagiarizers in publishing. | |
| That's like saying, I stab people, that's what I do. | |
| And it's not safe for me to walk down the streets because I'm going to get arrested when I do my stabbings. | |
| You got your money taken away because You cheated. | |
| I'm not going to give you money for someone else's book. | |
| They already got paid for that. | |
| You're doing the same thing. | |
| They have a distribution deal with their content. | |
| You can't have their content. | |
| And the fact that she plagiarized her apology letter is just and this is kind of similar. | |
| Blacks in Oregon go to jump to 4-0 are allowed to steal bikes now. | |
| You see, stealing bikes is something that we do as African American. | |
| So don't prosecute it or you're making the streets unsafe. | |
| San Francisco Bicycle Coalition says not to call police about stolen bikes because it hurts black and brown people. | |
| You see, so you don't have to stop plagiarizing or stealing bikes. | |
| We just have to stop policing it. | |
| That's the solution. | |
| It's just like that mayor who said we need to give them room to riot. | |
| Remember that one? | |
| And blacks and brown people in Oregon, this is another same state, were having trouble graduating. | |
| Their reading, writing, and arithmetic was bad. | |
| You know why? | |
| Because they didn't try. | |
| They didn't read books. | |
| They didn't show up to class. | |
| You can't progress, you can't progress academically if you don't do the work. | |
| So the solution, just like with the bikes, no more standards. | |
| Oregon governor signs law allowing students to graduate without proving they can write or do math. | |
| It gives us an opportunity to review our graduation requirements and make sure our assessments can truly assess all students' learning. | |
| The bill, which suspends proficiency requirements for students for three years, has attracted controversy for at least temporarily suspending academic standards. | |
| Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, backers argued the existing proficiency levels for math reading presented an unfair challenge for students who do not test well. | |
| And here's the moment you've all been waiting for. | |
| Boyle said the new standards for graduation would aid Oregon's black, Latino, Latinx, Indigenous, Asian. | |
| Yeah, I don't think Asian should be in that list. | |
| Pacific Islander, tribal, and students of color. | |
| You have no Pacific Islanders in Oregon. | |
| Latinx, Latino, what? | |
| You can't have both of those words. | |
| You mean black people and a couple of Mexicans. | |
| Indigenous. | |
| So that's the solution, folks. | |
| And they do this all the time. | |
| This is nothing new. | |
| I remember the fire department, they said that black people were having trouble with the written part of the tests. | |
| So they just stopped doing them. | |
| They also noticed black people didn't like the smoke room. | |
| You've got to go through this long chamber of smoke, and you come out coughing your guts out. | |
| It's fucking brutal. | |
| Black people hate it, so they said, okay, black people don't have to do it anymore. | |
| Remember that story I told you about the FDNY? | |
| These black guys failed the test. | |
| They sued the FDNY for 10 years for racism because they couldn't pass the test. | |
| They won. | |
| And then the FDNY retroactively paid them back all those 10 years because they should have been firemen those 10 years and then hired them. | |
| So they show up at the firehouse making like whatever a fireman would make after 10 years, probably like 100 grand. | |
| And they're sitting next to guys who have lost friends, who have almost died, who have been doing this job for 10 years. | |
| They both have earned the same amount of cash. | |
| But these guys got it in a lump sum. | |
| Come on now, dog. | |
| Come on, man. | |
| I heard they did this in South Africa with the GED high school things. | |
| You know that when you go to high school after high school, adult high school? | |
| They just lowered the standards down to zero. | |
| So you get a GED for nothing. | |
| But that means nothing. | |
| Now your GED is meaningless. | |
| This is what happens when you abandon meritocracy. | |
| Everything becomes meaningless. | |
| That's what we have to avoid. | |
| Meaning. | |
| In the meaning. | |
| And this one is eating the poop all over the place. | |
| Okay, this is why we're covering this subject. | |
| Go to 4.3. | |
| So this corrupt politician... | |
| No. | |
| She's corrupt because she is a product of affirmative action. | |
| She's not there for any other reason but her race. | |
| And so you're not going to get qualified people. | |
| If you only hired people with long hair, you wouldn't have the same quality as if, I mean, as if you hired people who were the most qualified. | |
| This is not a black thing. | |
| They made it a black thing. | |
| This is an affirmative action thing. | |
| Breaking Report, New Orleans, Democrat Mayor, Latoya Cantrell, says flying economy is unsafe for black women. | |
| And she refuses to pay $30,000 of taxpayer cash. | |
| She splurged on luxury flights to Europe. | |
| Well, she had to check in. | |
| The Louisiana purchase hadn't quite gone through. | |
| So she had to check in on the French to make sure that the deal was being passed. | |
| Let's have a look at her. | |
| Oh, no, that's the look up Latoya Cantrell. | |
| I want to see what she looks like. | |
| There she is. | |
| Whether or not New Orleans Mayor Pussy applied to elected officials she charged this year to upgrade her city air travel to business in first class. | |
| All expenses incurred doing business on behalf of the city of New Orleans will not be reimbursed to the city of New Orleans. | |
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Sonny's Back Punching Controversy
00:05:08
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| One thing is clear. | |
| I do my job, and I will continue to do it with distinction, with dignity, and integrity every step of the way. | |
| So that's what I have to say on that news. | |
| The city's travel pitches. | |
| I love going there. | |
| I love the culture and the day drinking and all that, but living there. | |
| I have a buddy that lives there. | |
| He just goes out of his house every few days with his pit bulls and just looks around just to make sure everyone remembers. | |
| Oh, sorry. | |
| With a gun, holding a gun. | |
| Just comes out with his pit bulls. | |
| They see his pit bulls when he walks them, obviously, but just stands around the gun. | |
| Just a reminder: I'm the guy who's heavily armed in this house. | |
| Don't try anything. | |
| So maybe she's right, though, that it is unsafe for black people to ride coach. | |
| Look at 4-2. | |
| I think it's unsafe for everyone to ride coach at this point. | |
| I can't even make out what this guy is doing. | |
| Do you know what the number 4-2 means, Bernard? | |
| *Sigh* *Sigh* *Sigh* | |
| Oh, it's a tray table. | |
| It's gone. | |
| Is he barefoot destroying the tray table? | |
| Oh! | |
| Come on! | |
| Shit! | |
| You mad at Harley, I'll get the one out there! | |
| We got to bring back punching. | |
| That's my problem with these to catch a predator things. | |
| It's just like this is someone who deserves a punch in the face. | |
| Why are we talking so much? | |
| You tried to fuck a 12-year-old. | |
| It's time to get your ass kicked. | |
| Sorry. | |
| I just want to talk to you. | |
| And they're so nice to them. | |
| They're like, hey man, look, we're not going to hurt you. | |
| Just got some questions here. | |
| We have in the chat here, you talking about doing stuff that's NSFW with a 12-year-old. | |
| And he's like, yeah, well, I wasn't going to do that. | |
| I was scared. | |
| Yeah, well, we're not going to hurt you. | |
| We just want to talk to you. | |
| It's like, what? | |
| Why? | |
| If you're going to punch anyone in the face, shouldn't it be a fucking pedophile? | |
| What's with all the kid gloves? | |
| Here they are destroying the baggage claim after they got out of the plane. | |
| Maybe I should have said what I'm saying, can we bring back punching in the face? | |
| Can we redistribute punches in the face? | |
| There seems to be one group who has no hesitation punching the shit out of anyone. | |
| Those guys need to punch less. | |
| Other people need to punch more. | |
| So this went viral, as you know. | |
| Right? | |
| But Sonny from Reitbart, who I was once good pals with. | |
| I haven't talked to her in a long time. | |
| But she's a real black conservative. | |
| Not like a Ben Carson, but she's got the accent. | |
| And she has chitlins and grits and stuff. | |
| And look at that. | |
| So she says, well, you're not seeing the whole story. | |
| Right? | |
| And so she puts out the whole story. | |
| And it's not much better than what we just saw. | |
| 41B. | |
| Sonny Johnson. | |
| So here's the entire video. | |
| The first part was cut out. | |
| Okay, so what are you going to see that justifies a mob of 15 women beating the shit out of one girl? | |
| Turn it up. | |
| Go get some more hair, bitch. | |
| *Mario plays* | |
| Okay, wait, stop. | |
| So I think Sonny's angle is that the white woman threw the first punch. | |
| The woman was coming at that guy. | |
| Isn't that justified? | |
| I mean, I could go either way, really. | |
| But when do you punch someone when they're coming at you? | |
| Do you wait until they're right in your face? | |
| I don't know how a court would handle that. | |
| But I think it's pretty reasonable when some... | |
| And then it should be over. | |
| Not let's get all 20 people involved. | |
| So I don't think you can defend this, sonny. | |
| There could have been spit, too. | |
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Why We Were Green
00:03:50
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| You don't know. | |
| Yep. | |
| Still there. | |
| like a lamprey on a shark. | |
| All right, final thing. | |
| I'm starting to feel bad about all this negative publicity. | |
| Trend on black Twitter, we was hulks. | |
| Apparently, a group of African-American youngsters are under the impression that because they saw some green in some old Egyptian drawings, by the way, the Egyptians, not black, Arab, they look like Sicilians. | |
| Slightly curly hair. | |
| But because they see some pictures of Egyptians that were green, they think this is what color they are. | |
| They were green before the sun turned us copper. | |
| Wait, when was there ever not sun? | |
| Oh boy, how great it feels to be our original color. | |
| You know, before they put out the false sun that, oh, so there was a normal sun, and then someone switched the suns. | |
| There is proof. | |
| A, those guys were not black. | |
| B, those guys were not green. | |
| Cats were green, too. | |
| Yep. | |
| We was hoaxed. | |
| Look at the next one. | |
| Here's another guy doing it. | |
| Fun fact, it's crazy. | |
| Everybody's falling in love with this filter whole time. | |
| This was our original color in ancient times, green and blue, before we started breathing in all these other chemicals in the air. | |
| But chemicals are like post-industrial revolution, right? | |
| What chemicals were around when you were green? | |
| I mean, you act like the Hulk when you get mad. | |
| Yeah. | |
| But go down that thread because there's more people talking about it and explaining it. | |
| Wow. | |
| That would be a good book, a book of the most ridiculous theories in the world. | |
| Flat Earth, didn't land on the moon, no dinosaurs, all the things Ryan believes. | |
| I'm glad he's not here. | |
| Like everybody else in the comments talking about their babies have green birthmarks. | |
| Our true color is green. | |
| Melanin is like chlorophyll to the human body. | |
| Got our original way of life and our divine connection, and nature used 100% of our intelligence. | |
| When magnesium was plentiful on our planet, our skin was greenish black. | |
| It was placed with iron. | |
| And I'm going to get into that. | |
| Yeah, I know chemtrails, all these other things that are dumped into the sky, right? | |
| And it tells you your body is made up of 75% water. | |
| And with water and everything else, all those artificial metals, we illuminate brown. | |
| Green was associated with the vegetation. | |
| We were blue. | |
| It's the color scheme. | |
| Green and turquoise, the blue. | |
| Tell us about the chemtrails, right? | |
| Keep this. | |
| But the chemtrails are brand new. | |
| I mean, how long have we had planes for? | |
| 18. | |
| When was the first flight? | |
| 1903. | |
| You were black before 1903. | |
| Hydrogen, not oxygen. | |
| Why? | |
| That's because hydrogen is the lightest of all molecules and escapes to space easily. | |
| As being multi-dimensional beings, I rest my case. | |
| Peace. | |
| Peace. | |
| I agree with you on that one. | |
| I want peace. | |
| Anyway, that's a fun trend that won't go anywhere. | |
| This isn't. | |
| To follow up on the yesterdays? | |
| Here's another beating. | |
|
Mary Lou's Taxi Mystery
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| Yeah, I don't want to watch that. | |
| It's very bad. | |
| He probably didn't want that to happen, so. | |
| I hate people being hit when they're down. | |
| These are just the ones that are caught on tape, too. | |
| So devoid of any kind of honor. | |
| Yeah, that was my falling out with Ari the Rugged Man. | |
| I don't know if he talks to me anymore, but I shouldn't say a falling out. | |
| My last discussion with him was that Egyptian thing. | |
| I go, Egyptians weren't black. | |
| And he did this fucking annoying thing where he sent me pictures of coffins, you know, the Tutankhamun, with blacks on them. | |
| And he goes, LOL, and that's the crying emoji. | |
| Like, I'm so stupid that your point just makes me laugh. | |
| You can't have a discussion with someone when they do the LOL crying thing. | |
| It's a really irritating thing. | |
| It's a very, I raise Gen X, but it's a very Zoomer thing. | |
| But anyway, there was black people on those, on their burial things because they would pack them with their slaves. | |
| There were some blacks in Egypt. | |
| They were slaves. | |
| So you paint slaves on it, so when he's dead in the afterlife, he gets his slaves. | |
| It's a retarded thing to think. | |
| And it's something they still think in China and Taiwan, where they burn paper shoes and paper cars and paper cell phones. | |
| So you'll have a cell phone in the afterlife. | |
| Paper money they burn so you can buy shit in the afterlife. | |
| All right, let's do the mailbag. | |
| Ryan, shut up, you don't have a dad. | |
| Let's turn our eyes to Gavin's mailbag. | |
| let me touch it um Now, this is a banked episode, to be frank, and I don't like saying that. | |
| It kind of takes the allure out of it, especially when it says live from New York. | |
| But some of these timings are going to seem weird. | |
| Somebody's probably told you, but Gavin estimated maybe $400 a month for childcare. | |
| It's $350 a week. | |
| A grand a month would be cheap. | |
| So what's she making? | |
| $500 a week? | |
| That's what a middle-American dumb restaurant job would make. | |
| So now if you're spending $350 for childcare and you're making $500, you're making $150 a week. | |
| So what's that? | |
| $30 a day? | |
| I think that's what they make in the third world. | |
| You're a third world slave. | |
| And the government's getting their peace. | |
| They're happy. | |
| Yes, sir. | |
| You're talking about people who use sex dolls for a living, so that gives the day away. | |
| That's okay if you want to unfollow me. | |
| That's okay if you want to unfollow me. | |
| I got plenty of hot chicks that follow me on Facebook. | |
| You just want less. | |
| This documentary is probably one of the funniest examples. | |
| He attempts to crowdfund a sex doll and ends up on the local news, and his dad sees it, eventually gets a sex doll and murders it and lies about it being stolen. | |
| How do you murder a sex doll? | |
| I hope that's not illegal. | |
| Stabbing latex women and checking them out too much, you know. | |
| But holding up the dolls disappearing. | |
| Dude, LATIC. | |
| Let's face it, people. | |
| Let's face it. | |
| The craving was so bad that I could taste it. | |
| It just screams pathetic, doesn't it? | |
| So I can build my gothic prints if I had that kind of money. | |
| But annoying that was going to get the news involved. | |
| You know what, Felicia? | |
| Like, you don't need to be able to do it. | |
| After my heat of anger was over, I could have handled that situation a lot better. | |
| But it is what it is, YouTube. | |
| So sad. | |
| So did he skip around here? | |
| Did he get it? | |
| I look to fat fuck. | |
| Ooh. | |
| You're making me wet. | |
| There's some here. | |
| Why is it a four-year-old? | |
| Is that his sex doll? | |
| Yes, it is. | |
| Why is she a divorce? | |
| I'll take real good care of her. | |
| Alright, too depressing. | |
| Can't take it. | |
| Get it out of my life. | |
| King Cobra. | |
| Boop-bad-bity-dee. | |
| Can you guys post the flash for the eagle tattoo somewhere on the site? | |
| Yeah, we should do that. | |
| I'll have Ryan handle that. | |
| Put it up. | |
| Bernard. | |
| All right. | |
| I'm just sending that to him right now. | |
| Now, let's see. | |
| I know it's around here somewhere. | |
| There we go. | |
| There we go. | |
| I don't see anything. | |
| So, let me make something clear about future shows. | |
| If you have that on you, you get into the show for free. | |
| If there's any problem at the door, have me contacted. | |
| I will get you in. | |
| I'm usually very good about making sure people at the door understand that. | |
| However, if you buy tickets and you have that tattoo, I'm not refunding your tickets. | |
| Do you understand? | |
| And yes, you get the expensive one, the hangout one. | |
| You get everything for free. | |
| Anywhere on your body. | |
| Hey, Big G, I might be late to this one, but I just discovered a new conversation killing out. | |
| already covered that one. | |
| Uh... | |
| Ba-da-ba-da-ba-doo. | |
| Gavtron, RiceWine, Maddie, this happened the Monday after you were quote-unquote arrested. | |
| It made me think twice about it, even though the watch thing is what really nailed it shut for me. | |
| As people saw my watch was the wrong time. | |
| Anyway, go to about 7.45 in the show. | |
| You are mentioned very briefly. | |
| *sad music* | |
| Corporal Black, tell me you have some good news for you. | |
| Trigger, you got ambushed, bitch, and then the quality of that is insane. | |
| How'd they do that? | |
| That's really good. | |
| Like, that's indistinguishable from a real war movie. | |
| By the way, my monitor isn't great here. | |
| When I saw this on my computer, it was much brighter. | |
| You could see every feature. | |
| I don't know if it's my monitor here or what, but I don't even know how they did it. | |
| The mud they're on is real, and I guess it's green screen after that. | |
| The bullets are awesome. | |
| I guess someone spent like a day in After Effects? | |
| Doll unboxings and makeup tutorials with Tray... | |
| Corporate! | |
| Corporate! | |
| You Palo Alto bastards! | |
| Sure, we need to surrender! | |
| Oh, come on! | |
| We didn't come all this way just to give it up to some Silicon Valley sprite, right? | |
| Oh shit, you know what's going on, dude? | |
| What? | |
| He must have his new studio. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Remember when we were there, he was building a massive real movie set with like five different shooting rooms. | |
| That's what's going on. | |
| Good quality. | |
| Wait, did they even mention you in there? | |
| Yeah, they said they got Gavin. | |
| He's talking about the death of YouTube. | |
| He's like, they got Gavin. | |
| They got that. | |
| They took him down. | |
| The analogy, Bernard, is they're fighting a war to save YouTube. | |
| But to answer your question, I've told you this before. | |
| Crowder dumped me. | |
| I have no idea what I did wrong. | |
| He used to call me regularly to go on the show. | |
| Poof. | |
| Now, I nagged him once. | |
| We had a video message for his birthday or something. | |
| And my video message was, will you stop not having kids? | |
| You bitch. | |
| I was ribbing him, but it wasn't like an angry thing. | |
| And plus, when you're ribbing someone to make babies, you want them to have a better life. | |
| And I think his wife may have been having some trouble. | |
| I don't know. | |
| So maybe that was it. | |
| But I obviously wouldn't be ribbing someone if I knew that there was any kind of biological issues. | |
| And they got kids now, right? | |
| So it all worked out. | |
| Anyway, what are you going to do? | |
| My best friend is dying. | |
| He's not dying. | |
| He's right here. | |
| You just owned him. | |
| No, what he meant was he was cutting me out of his contacts. | |
| He didn't say who is killing the friendship. | |
| My best friend is dying. | |
| So we were talking about Dostoevsky, I guess. | |
| Oh, yes, I believe that was GML season four. | |
| Oh, I want to say episode 162. | |
| I'm not sure. | |
| Yeah, Ryan was mentioning that he was reading Dostoevsky. | |
| I remember that. | |
| Oh, you have the episodes memorized. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Are you kidding me? | |
| I remember seeing this woman, a documentary about this woman, who can never forget anything. | |
| And she's clinically depressed because what we do as humans is we cherry-pick what memories we want to hold on to, and we just delete the shitty ones. | |
| So our lives are much better in our heads. | |
| And also with death and horrible things. | |
| Wow, she looks exactly like the chick from Taxi. | |
| Had a name for it. | |
| Oh, really? | |
| And so they studied you and they found other people like you. | |
| Yes, well, they studied a woman by the name of Jill Price first, and people were saying, oh, there's a woman on television who has your memory. | |
| And then I found out from Leslie Stahl that she was offered the story and turned it down. | |
| Mary Lou Hentner. | |
| Not that unusual. | |
| I have a friend who has a history. | |
| So get this. | |
| Her boyfriend, she's madly in love with together for a long time. | |
| He dies. | |
| It's like he died yesterday. | |
| Oh, wow. | |
| She has the same pain. | |
| And get this. | |
| She used to love the show Happy Days. | |
| She watched every episode. | |
| She has them all memorized. | |
| So when they were doing the box set and writing up the little things for the little booklet, whatever that comes with it, they hired her. | |
| Oh, wow. | |
| And when they were doing the advertising, they hired her because they're like, what's the one where Chachi got dumped by Joni? | |
| And she's like, that was episode 136. | |
| It was shown Tuesday at 8 p.m. | |
| It was rainy that day. | |
| Wait, that is her from Taxi. | |
| It is? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Actress and author, Mary Lou Henner, has an amazing ability. | |
| She can remember graphic details of almost every day of her life. | |
| Wow. | |
| And she's on the show Taxi. | |
| Unbelievable, right? | |
| That's a trip. | |
| Are you 100% positive? | |
| Because we may have fucked up with Moldilocks. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Oh, and there might be other people with that same thing. | |
| It's kind of like a syndrome. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It sounds like it would be cool, but apparently it's hell. | |
| Look up Mary Lou Henner on Taxi. | |
| All right. | |
| That also starred Andy Kaufman. | |
| By the way, the email I'm trying to get to, there she is. | |
| Very attractive. | |
| Come on along and listen to The lullaby of Broadway Hippoly and Ballyhoo The lullaby of Broadway The rumble of a song Can you guys be at work? | |
| A lot of downtime with taxi drivers. | |
| I just want to do my driving and then get home. | |
| Those are some cannons. | |
| Kaboom, kaboom. | |
| Remember when they used to call boobs bazookas? | |
| Not a lot of bazookas. | |
| Women in the 60s? | |
| So go to this picture, Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karina, Karinina. | |
| And it's someone recommending some classic book, which is dumb. | |
| But doesn't that look like a woman who's bent over with her hands behind her knees and someone stuffed a bunch of flowers up her ass? | |
| What weird porn. | |
| That book looks boring. | |
| It reminds me of when I read Anna Kerr, Ina. | |
| Yeah Uh Tch tch tch tch tch Some guy was with a German woman, and she said, you must come on my pussy hairs, you see? | |
| He said it was the most hilarious experience of his life. | |
| Of course, he's probably referring to, he was probably sending me that because I had sex with a woman from Malta named Amma. | |
| And when we were fornicating, NSFW, I was wearing a condom so I could ejaculate in her. | |
| And she said, as I was ejaculating, she said, oh, you are coming in, my pussy, you fucking guesshole. | |
| And I cracked up while ejaculating. | |
| I bet she was as tall as 200 meters plus 200, the Statue of Liberty plus. | |
| Fuck. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| She was very petite, actually. | |
| I'm happy with myself for being ride or die with you guys over the prank. | |
| However, I've told my hands up completely to... | |
| I suggested you apologize for upsetting your fans, friends, etc. | |
| If you apologize, how would you be any different to the fags? | |
| Like, any different from the fags we are opposed to? | |
| It isn't your fault that we live in a climate of fear. | |
| If we wanted to apologize, we should have subbed to Disney Plus. | |
| You're part of the remedy. | |
| You stir the pot. | |
| You take chances. | |
| We plebes lack the balls to. | |
| Did you write this, Bernard? | |
| Go on. | |
| It gets good at the end. | |
| Although it sucked to hear you say, fuck you, don't tell me how to do my art. | |
| You are 100% correct. | |
| You are the one providing an outlet for our side. | |
| You're the one taking the risks, taking the flack, making the effort to entertain. | |
| And maybe not intentionally lead. | |
| I told you last week that some bitch came up to me and with her camera going, ha ha. | |
| And I was like, this is what we're doing now? | |
| You just film and laugh. | |
| She was super hot. | |
| And then she goes, no, behind you, that's me. | |
| I'm excited. | |
| She was a model, and her face was like this big behind me holding some Maybelline. | |
| I was like, oh, okay. | |
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Banger After Banger
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| This is what we're doing now. | |
| And then she thought I was mad that I was in her picture. | |
| She goes, you're not in the shot. | |
| I'm not, you're not. | |
| Whether your pranks land unanimously or not, who the fuck is anyone to tell you what to do? | |
| We are either ride or die or not. | |
| Dictating rules on each other makes us equally as bad as consuming our culture. | |
| If you ever get to return to the UK, need cheap, safe transport, my London black cab is your wagon. | |
| Not free, though. | |
| I'm not that much of a bag. | |
| It's a bag. | |
| Regards coconut cabby. | |
| Wait, you're a British cab driver? | |
| No, I spend a lot of time there, though, and I have local friends. | |
| But you have a black hack? | |
| You have a license to be a cabby in London? | |
| I do, yes. | |
| That's a very difficult license to get. | |
| Well, I traveled abroad. | |
| I'm kind of a military brat. | |
| You're welcome for my service. | |
| I'm just kidding. | |
| My dad would say. | |
| And yes, anytime that you're in jolly old, get your ride. | |
| Like this. | |
| Step, stop. | |
| It's like that question. | |
| Shut up. | |
| FYI, I did talk to Ron Coleman about your SPL lawsuit. | |
| Sorry. | |
| Hey, Gavin Fagg, FYI, I did talk to Ron Coleman about your lawsuit with SPLC, and obviously he verified that it is still sitting on the judge's desk. | |
| I wanted to remind your viewers that they can reach most people on the right on Getter pretty easily. | |
| Taylor. | |
| P.S. I thought the prank was fantastic, but that's because I work with many other big fans of yours who are dumb as shit and fell for it when you fired Ryan. | |
| So this was even more hilarious. | |
| Dude, people fell for it when I invented a helmet that cuts your hair. | |
| Remember that one? | |
| Yes, episode, oh my gosh, I think that was season two, episode 132. | |
| Again, folks at home, he's not a parody of you. | |
| He's a parody of just one of you. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I had, my cousin asked me about it. | |
| My neighbors asked me about it. | |
| My neighbor, he's moved now to Florida, but he was in finance. | |
| He had a $5 million home. | |
| He paid $100,000 a year in property tax, which is why he moved to Florida. | |
| But I had hair that was pretty long. | |
| I put on a motorcycle helmet. | |
| I started going, ah! | |
| Then I took it off. | |
| I went to the barber. | |
| I got a haircut. | |
| I came back. | |
| I went, ah, ah. | |
| And it was easy to match up because when you're shaking your head around, is that how we did it? | |
| Or did I go out of frame? | |
| Let me see. | |
| You wouldn't know. | |
| Ryan did it. | |
| But yeah, they go, that's cool. | |
| It did a good job. | |
| Did it hurt? | |
| So youth believe that I have a helmet on that has clippers on the inside and they do a perfect job of cutting your hair, though it does hurt. | |
| I think it'd be fun to try to guess what the next one's going to be. | |
| It seems super obvious to me that it was nonsense, and even if it was the worst case scenario, I don't know you, so it was more of a sucks to be you. | |
| Female cops, the French remix. | |
| Oh, this guy just shows as a chick with a huge ass. | |
| Female cops have great asses. | |
| This is weird. | |
| Okay, thanks, buddy. | |
| The run that, this is one of the weirdest emails we've ever gotten. | |
| The run that Journey had, the band Journey, from Infinity to Raised on Radio is nearly unparalleled. | |
| Four of the ugliest fucks in show business managed to become absolute superstars making banger after banger after banger. | |
| Then at the peak of their stardom, Steve decided to call it quits. | |
| Well, Steve had his own career. | |
| And he did that. | |
| Good of him gone. | |
| Knowing how made you feel. | |
| You better have alone. | |
| Jing! | |
| But his girlfriend Sherry, oh, Sherry. | |
| But then nothing else. | |
| And then Journey kept saying, can we go back on tour, please? | |
| Everyone loves Don't Stop Believing. | |
| And he's like, no. | |
| So they said, okay, we're going to find the best cover band of Journey and just steal their singer. | |
| And they did, and he's Filipino, barely speaks English, but he can hit those notes. | |
| And they did a successful tour. | |
| And my wife went to see it. | |
| And at the end, the guy doesn't speak English very well. | |
| So as he's leaving the stage, he goes, okay, I hope you're happy. | |
| Not realizing that that means something sucked and you didn't want to do it. | |
| Like, don't tell me to come over and bake you a cake and then you make me do it and the cake explodes and I go, I hope you're happy. | |
| You got your cake. | |
| In my opinion, Steve had the best voice of the 80s. | |
| No doubt in my mind. | |
| He's sending me a letter about a singer in the 80s who he doesn't think was handsome, but was a good singer. | |
| Even if his vocal cords were all fucked off, he could have had them play just a few steps down to make it a hospitable singing environment for him, but no. | |
| That is a gracious, aging rocker. | |
| No cash grabs, no reunion tours, except for that one in 95, but I don't think they tour. | |
| Just his legacy. | |
| Dude, journeys suck. | |
| They're a joke. | |
| How can you like journey? | |
| Actually, journey are so shitty that they're fun. | |
| And you saying don't stop believing at karaoke because it's fun, because they're so corny. | |
| Don't stop believing? | |
| Are you kidding me? | |
| I thought he left because his wife was dying and then died. | |
| Because then he came out with a song afterwards. | |
| So it's not. | |
| Maybe that was the excuse so he could stay in private. | |
| But yeah, that is. | |
| Oh, really? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, who's Sherry? | |
| Well, I don't know. | |
| Oh, Dratz. | |
| What? | |
| You know what I did? | |
| I got confused. | |
| Because this episode you have a helmet, but it's 134, and you have the helmet on, but that's not the haircut episode. | |
| Sorry. | |
| Must have gotten mixed up, I guess. | |
| Yeah, Open Arms, Frontiers. | |
| I don't even know those songs. | |
| Open Arms. | |
| So what's he talking about? | |
| Banger after banger after banger. | |
| There's just don't stop believing. | |
| No, they had separate ways. | |
| They had the wheel in the sky keeps on turning. | |
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I've Always Wanted To
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| Any way you want it, that's the way you need it. | |
| Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| These are good hits. | |
| I mean, come on. | |
| Anyway you want it, that's the way. | |
| Maybe they do like this band. | |
| They're good. | |
| And Steve Perry came out with a smasher called She's Mine on his own. | |
| Okay. | |
| Now that was a coconut smasher. | |
| Oh, so you like the song so much your penis became erect? | |
| Oh. | |
| No. | |
| Alright, let's do the final video. | |
| Wait, can I, sir? | |
| Why did you stop that? | |
| I've always wanted to do that. | |
| The mouth thing. | |
| Can I try it? | |
| Yes. | |
| All right, we could even try it at the same time. | |
| Okay. | |
| We're both doing it? | |
| What? | |
| Are we both doing it or just you? | |
| Oh, let's both do it. | |
| Okay. | |
| I'll even come in tight. | |
| Here we go. | |
| Oh, that's nice. | |
| Alright. | |
| That was awesome. | |
| I just thought I saw a mouse scurry across the studio, but I didn't. | |
| We never have mice. | |
| I kind of wish we had mice. | |
| Yeah, they're cute, huh? | |
| They're fun to shoot. | |
| And if they go in our ear, Ben Cox can write an article about it. | |
| No, but I could bring in my BB gun, and we could just have it around. | |
| It's ping. | |
| Jeez. | |
| I used to hunt in my apartment in Brooklyn. | |
| My wife would go to bed. | |
| My daughter had just been born. | |
| And I would just wait around because the TV was all open. | |
| It was like a loft. | |
| And where the TV was, I could see the kitchen perfectly. | |
| So I just had the TV on, and I would just have my two-pump BB gun just sitting there, and it'd be on my lap. | |
| And I would just see him and then like, or just once. | |
| And man, you killed them every time. | |
| It's not like you would injure them. | |
| They would like fold. | |
| It was fun. | |
| Those days are gone. | |
| Here's a video of some packies cutting hair. | |
| Now, this is a whole compilation I sent you, Brown. | |
| I don't want any of the other ones. | |
| Some of them are really horrible. | |
| I just want you to isolate the very first video. | |
| Okay, the very first video, I think I can do it. | |
| I don't understand what happened here, by the way. | |
| Maybe there was dust in the hair dryer? | |
| Let me see when it ends. | |
| I sent this to you separately, by the way. | |
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Sabotage By The Beastie Buddies
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| I got it. | |
| Okay, so I'll have to cut it off. | |
| Okay. | |
| Okay. | |
| Almost ready. | |
| Here we go. | |
| And ready, set. | |
| Boom. | |
| We've got action, baby. | |
| Now we're cooking fire. | |
| Hey, man, so I'm going to be cutting your hair. | |
| What we're going to do now is just a little blow dry, get that kind of stuff going. | |
| So, I'm just going to turn this on. | |
| Oh, wait, okay, we got to see that frame by frame. | |
| What the F happened? | |
| It shot out the back? | |
| Wow. | |
| An explosion shot out the back and the front and lit them both on fire. | |
| Boom out the back. | |
| Whole thing explodes. | |
| Ooh, is that like those lithium battery? | |
| No, it's plugged in. | |
| Is it sabotage? | |
| Did someone fill his hairdryer with gas? | |
| If that's sabotage, you did an excellent job. | |
| Sabotage by the beastie buddies. | |
| Beastie buddy? | |
| I don't get that. | |
| Oh, the song. | |
| Look at that. | |
| And then the whole barbershop's on fire. | |
| That's a really cool graphic. | |
| Look at it. | |
| The whole place blew up. | |
| If that is some sort of hit, that guy deserves a Nobel Hit Prize. | |
| Dude, good job of ruining everyone's life. | |
| I feel like we need Chris Angel screaming yeah as it explodes. | |
| All right, folks, that's another Ryanless episode, a meaningless episode. | |