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Jan. 21, 2026 - MyronGainesX
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Part 2: We Got Banned Everywhere In Miami w/@SNEAKO!​
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Every Lie, Every Crime 00:03:19
Every single time, every single crime, every single lie, early lie.
Every single hour, every single day, every single night, early lie.
I know it's hard to believe.
It's gold for a tree, and it's every branch and leaf, they're born to deceive.
But I'm telling you the truth: it's not just one or two, it's every single Jew, they all hate you.
And it really breaks my heart, but their lies are off the charts.
And they only bring a smile, you've got a dance gun.
So if you want to be safe and don't want to get replaced, it's best you start being based, or you'll get irregular.
Every single time, every single crime, every single lie, early life.
Every single hour, every single day, every single night.
Early life.
I know it's hard to accept that all the ones you've met lie with every single breath.
They want you dead.
But you must not be weak.
Just open your eyes and see.
They always exploit the me.
See their vampire tea.
And this can make you cry.
Learn your life is full of lies.
And the race was a disguise.
But you must hide.
So if you want to live and protect all of your kin, you have to grow thick skin, or we want every single time.
Every single crime, every single lie.
Early life.
Alright, niggas, we're back.
Let me jump in here.
Oh shit, Sneeko's talking.
Hold on.
Let me, I can't hear him.
Sorry, guys.
Give me one sec.
Hold on, that's not it.
I gotta go video capture.
Okay, bam.
Bam.
Okay.
All right, there we go.
Sneeko's Defense 00:04:32
Sneeko, I can't hear you, bro.
If you're talking, can you hear me?
Why can't I not hear you?
Okay, hold on.
Let me figure it out.
Hear me now?
Yeah, I got you now.
Go ahead.
What up, man?
How you doing?
What up?
You're on JTUB?
No, I'm on kick only.
I cut it.
So you can say all the slurs you want.
You can do all the Jew dances and stuff.
I'm not going to try to stifle you.
I'll let you be you.
But you understand what I'm saying, right?
About the optics thing.
Yeah, I know.
He put the minecap on.
He had mine cap down because he thought I was on YouTube and he put it up when he realized that I'm not.
But I was saying earlier on the phone when I was on YouTube, I cut it off.
It's like Hitler, he put the chrome on the bench.
That's what the song is about.
Like, he put the chrome on the benz.
Like Hitler and the not, it was all about aesthetics.
It was all about presentation, right?
The best speech is the best pronunciation.
There's not one bad picture of Hitler.
He was always very cognizant of how he was perceived because he understood that to win over people.
And that's why the edits are so cool.
How many other world leaders you see where he's going down in that car, that German car, and he's like, he's there saluting, and everyone there, the whole nation is there saluting him back.
It's like that's the epitome of aura, right?
No leader does that because no leader really understood aesthetics the way he did.
Michael Jackson, all performers, Ye, Ozzy Osborne, they've all cited anybody who's been on a stage that performs, you are still, or any public speaking, you understand that that was one of the best of all time at it.
Yeah, no, I didn't connect it until after you had until after I got off the post.
I was like, oh, yeah, what the hell?
This isn't a song.
Because I was in the middle of like working out.
So I was like trying to fucking talk to you while not sounding like I'm panting like a weirdo.
So that's why I was like, you know, I just like that was something Yay said to me when I was recording it for that video living room and I made the garage living room those couple of videos during the process of making HH.
He was like, he turned off the song and he's like, but you know who really put the chrome on the benz though?
Because obviously he's not doing that anymore.
I don't want to, but that's what he's at the time, you know, because that was what made it so cool.
Is like he really understood outfits, the cape, everything, like every picture of him is pretty dope.
Yeah, Bison, I think, took his inspiration from him, the Street Fighter, the Street Fighter character, Bison.
Sorry.
Yeah, Bison.
And Bison.
I don't know that person.
Oh, okay.
Never mind.
Yeah, yeah.
But anyway, I mean, it's not, I'm not trying to tone police or anything.
It's just my thoughts.
But what did you think about today?
Like, I saw I was watching the stream last night.
Tate pulled up on your thing.
Did you see what he said about me today on PVD this morning?
I was actually in the middle of reacting to it.
I was going to finish reacting to it, but I didn't get a chance to do it yet.
I didn't go through all of it.
But, you know, I don't like how they brought him in and they just like started grilling him about that shit.
Like, that was kind of weird.
Dude, but Myron, the whole night, what were we talking about?
You remember that, like, a big part of the conversation in the beginning was what?
Doubling down.
Yeah.
Did he double down?
Well, he said, I'm not going to be here on an apology tour.
Again, I haven't watched the full interview yet.
I was like, I was in a part where he was saying, look, I'm not here for an apology tour or whatever.
I understand how it could be interpreted in a certain way.
But I didn't finish watching the whole thing.
My thing is like, because let me give you my perspective.
So I'm up and I see that he, I still have, I didn't sleep yet or whatever.
I was up all night.
You guys, you know, my sleep schedule is cooked.
And I'm like going through my YouTube feed.
I'm like, oh, shit, he's about to do this interview with Pat.
So I'm there listening to the interview and I noticed that they're like grilling him on this like thing.
And I'm like, what the fuck?
Like, bro, why are they making such a big deal of this, right?
Like, and especially since it's like, you know, it's PPD.
These guys are like more pro free speech.
These guys are more, you know, lean a little bit more to the right with, you know, obviously not.
Yeah.
Well, yeah, that was.
He's clutching the pearls over a fucking song, man.
Adam Sausnick is like horrified and condemning.
Dude, he was there out of synagogue applauding Benjamin Netanyahu, who was just welcoming to Miami.
The Miami Beach mayor didn't say a word about that.
Adam was literally there.
It was recording.
Oh my God, look, there he is.
There he is.
A war criminal is committing a genocide now.
But now you're going to clutch your pearls over a genocide that happened 100 years ago.
Get your fucking moral, get off your moral high ground and shut up.
Indefensible Allegiance 00:04:36
Bro.
And what he should have done, bro, he should have doubled down.
What he did, he's like apologizing.
He was saying, oh, I didn't play the song.
Sneeko played the song.
Oh, I didn't want to go to the club.
I just wanted to go in and out.
I would have done it again.
I don't, the song isn't funny.
I mean, he backtracked completely.
Well, you know, number one, that's exactly why I went on and just started dancing because I didn't give a fuck.
Because I found it funny.
There was a reason why I had that.
Real one.
Yeah, that's why there's a reason why I had the, I played, shut it down.
Then I played $7,000 right after.
Because the very people that are criticizing us and going after us, like, these are the people that like, you know, roll out the red carpet for Benjamin Nanyahu.
And I'm like, bro, this dude just killed, when it's all said and done, somewhere between 100 to 500,000 people.
And they're more concerned about a fucking song and us in a sprinter van versus the genocide they just did in two years.
And every single, it's not even up for debate anymore.
It's absolutely a documented genocide.
Even Israeli scholars that name it that, Beth Selim and a bunch of other human rights organizations, Human Right Watch, et cetera.
It's overwhelming.
So for them to sit there and have the gall to get mad at us over playing a song in a sprinter van as we're going to the club when they're platforming and supporting a genocidal fucking prime minister is ridiculous.
It's peak hypocrisy.
And it just goes to show who really runs shit.
And the fact that we got banned from all these different clubs and astounding.
Proves the point that there's overwhelming power from, yeah.
Yeah, absolutely.
It's like, did you see the phone call I got for one of my friends?
And he said, I don't want to be friends with you anymore.
That was, yo, was that a troll?
Was that serious?
He was deadass.
Wallahi, that was real.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He's been saying that for like about a year.
He's like, I can't be friends with you.
He'll always say things like, I'm not going to leak all his stuff, but, you know, he's a supporter of Israel.
And I was still friends with him anyway.
You know, I could, I'm friends with people I disagree with.
I'm capable of doing that.
You know, seems like they're not.
You know why they're not, though?
I'm starting to realize this because Adam said some shit about like, oh, yeah, I'm not friends of Myron anymore, some shit like that.
The reason why they can't be is because they're on the losing side.
It's easy to be a good sport when you win.
It's really hard to be a good sport when you lose.
And that's what it is.
They're on the losing side.
They know they're on the losing side.
They know that what Israel's been doing is completely undefense, indefensible.
And the reason why they have to distance themselves from us and get, you know, and be like, oh, we can't be friends with you, whatever, is because they're on a losing team, bro.
Best sports.
I think it's because they have allegiance to Israel and they don't have allegiance to America.
I think that's the, because even though, like, I, you know, we've had disagreements and stuff, but it's something, you know, but we still have allegiance to America.
We still love this country.
We want to put it first, right?
So we understand we have a common goal.
We have a shared interest.
We don't have any shared interests with Zionists.
There's nothing in common.
They want to use our country for their benefit.
They want to suck on it like a parasite.
If you stand in the way, you're an enemy.
Yep.
Yep.
No, I mean, and they'll absolutely use that to ostracize you and get you in trouble and all this other shit.
And it's like, you know, and their real only tool is censorship.
That's the real tool.
Because if you actually have discourse on this topic and you actually have ideas, you know, they lose.
A perfect example of this, you know, everyone could go watch the debate I did with Destiny, Brandon Tatum.
I just got the truth on my side and the truth just wins.
You know what I mean?
When it comes to this conflict.
So this is why they've been suppressing it.
This is why I just had that 2v1 on the street with those guys and they got crushed.
As soon as I brought up Epstein, I'm like, who did Epstein work for?
They're like, oh, he worked for you.
You would have went to Epstein's Island just a stupid ad hominem attacks.
That's a great checkmate, by the way.
Next is like the Epstein one is the most indefensible position.
The rest they could say conspiracy theory, 9-11.
Oh, he or say Epstein, like, it's just, who does he work for?
Qatar?
Like, this is clearly an intelligence operation.
We know who we work for.
And he was there to honeypot politicians.
It's the best checkmate.
Yeah.
Yeah.
No, it's, it's indefensible, bro.
And like when you bring in historical stuff, you know, whether it's USS Liberty, them procuring a nuclear bomb and circumventing us, the assassination JFK, like it's, it's just overwhelming amounts of evidence that have been suppressed for many years.
And now, you know, and I think what where Israel fucked up is they conducted this genocide and it had people asking questions.
And that's what's led to what I call the mass awakening over the past two years.
Can you see my shared screen?
I can't see your screen.
Yeah, I can see it.
I'm trying to see how I can see it.
Well, I'll just show it to you.
I mean, they've seen it already.
So I guess it won't show.
I can see.
But here I can see it.
Here's this clip.
Okay.
I'll play this.
United Front Tweet 00:15:07
It's lagging on my side.
I don't know if it's lagging.
It's lagging.
You can't hear it.
I can't hear it.
It's lagging.
Hold on, hold on.
It's short.
It's 20 seconds.
Let me just send it to you.
Okay.
Let me just send it to you real quick.
Hold on.
I'll check Discord.
I was just reacting to this earlier.
I think it's important to see.
Okay.
Yeah.
Because like you, you say 10 toes down, and this is important.
Like you talk about having a United Front, right?
You know, okay.
You see it?
Yeah.
Let me pull it up here.
I just talked to Dan Bilzerian too.
He was saying positive things about you.
He's a great guy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Just shout out to Dan.
Oh, shit.
You know what?
Hold on.
Thank you for reminding me.
I'm messaging him right now.
Yeah.
Shout out to Dan.
Well, Nick, who I know was live.
I wanted to catch his broadcast.
I didn't get a chance to catch it.
I'm assuming he probably said fucked up.
Yeah, no, it was a great show, man.
I really needed to, because I don't know about you.
Let me ask you something.
Like, have you had people calling you all day?
Like, this has been fucking, this has been a brutal light and personally for me.
Yeah, yeah.
No, I have had people.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I have a bunch of people contact me and say all this fucking shit.
And it's actually crazy how much of a, you know, a stir this caused.
What about why the fuck is this not pulling up?
Yeah, everyone.
Yeah, for some odd reason, bro.
It doesn't bring up the clip.
It just brings me your search.
You might have given me the wrong.
Oh, you know what you got to do?
You got to click on the actual tweet.
That's why.
Oh, my phone, my phone.
Yeah, click on the actual tweet.
Yeah, it's giving me your search thing that you get.
That's my bad.
No, no, you're good, bro.
Don't worry about it.
That was the nicest tone you've ever had with me.
Right here.
This one.
Yeah, no, I mean, like, people are like, bro, some of the call, like people crying, people angry, people yelling, influencers, Mike Malak.
Yo, who hit you up?
Like, who are all the, well, if you don't mind me asking, you don't, you could, you could tell me offline others that you don't want to disclose.
But who are all the famous people that hit you up?
Banks, Mike Malak, Steiny, FaZe today.
Which banks?
Yeah.
Yeah, Facebook, no longer FaZe, but just Banks.
Yeah.
No, he just reached out showing support.
Okay, okay.
Shout out to him, man.
Banks is like, that's a real one right there.
Okay.
Who else today?
Fuck.
Let me see my call logs, bro.
And then, besides like personal life, Dan Bilzerian, Jay Shields.
Academics I was on the phone with a lot earlier.
Hockey Way.
Yeah.
Oh, shit.
You got a lot of people.
And I guess for they probably look at me and I'm like, yo, this nigga's too far gone.
We can't get through to him.
Yeah, it was the Jews man.
Juice man.
Yeah, they were like, yo, Meyer's a lost cause.
This nigga doesn't give a fuck.
We can at least maybe talk to Sneeko.
That's why, yeah, Mike Malak was basically saying he's like, oh, you have such a good chance.
You were doing so well.
Like, oh, you went to the dark side again.
It's like, dude, it's a fucking song, Mike.
Like, you know, this isn't.
Yeah, but can you see the tweet?
Yeah.
Yeah.
I can see it.
I can see it.
I'm going to play it.
Yeah, go ahead.
All right.
Hold on.
Let me play it on my side here.
It's fine.
I've already watched it.
All right.
They're saying, turn up.
Yeah, can you talk the volume so they can hear?
Yeah, yeah.
I'm going to do it right now.
Hold on.
I got it on screen right now.
This is the clip you.
Okay, 20 seconds.
Let me go ahead.
This is what you wanted to show me earlier, right?
Yes.
All right.
Let me see here.
Myron's an amazing friend of mine.
I didn't want to go to the club.
I said, I don't want to go.
I said, I did.
This is bullshit.
They said it's Nick's first ever time.
And I truthfully believe it at the same time.
In 15 minutes without an international incident.
You can't.
And I would say, of course not.
You know, I've learned.
I've learned.
But how did you not know that already?
I've so much.
No, no, I've learned.
Myron's an amazing friend of mine.
I mean, he's defending me, bro.
I mean, like, he's saying that, like, yo, because here's the thing.
We weren't going to stay at the club long.
That is true.
Like, we just went there kind of because it was Nick's first thing.
So, like, obviously, a lot of context is missing here.
Nick's never been to a club before.
He's in Miami.
We're reuniting.
We got, you know, tens of thousands of people watching the stream between you and Clav, because I know you and Clav are both live streaming at the same time.
I think we had like a combined somewhere between 30 to 70,000 watching live, but between all the different platforms that was going crazy on Twitter, you know, so it was like, yo, it was just like a perfect mess.
Like, all right, let's go.
Look at this one.
I'll say one more.
Because here's the thing, too.
Everybody knows I hate nightclubs as well.
I only went, honestly, a big reason because Sat was going and then Nick was going.
Nick was going.
And you were going and everybody.
So I was like, Yeah, I haven't been clapping.
I haven't been going out at all this year.
Yeah, bro.
I've streamed every single day this year.
I'm not, when I went out, it's like, it's a waste of time, obviously, but I'm doing it because it's on stream.
And it's like, obviously, it's a funny thing.
Yeah.
And honestly, the other thing, too, like, let's keep it real.
All of us are controversial.
We all have a lot of enemies.
So like another reason why I went also is because you know how I move when I'm in Miami.
So I'm like, let me make sure I'm here.
Like, if God forbid something happens, you know, the more the merrier, right?
From a protection standpoint.
So that's another big reason why I went.
So, you know, it is what it is, man.
Yeah.
So, but yeah, dude, for them to fucking get all mad and shit like that.
Yeah.
But sorry, what are you saying?
Yeah, I sent you another clip.
Let's see this one.
I can't play at the same time.
Let me look.
Hold on.
Let me open up Discord.
Yeah, I'm not trying to like say, I just really want to see what you think because it does affect all, like, you talk about United Front.
This is affect my life, you know?
All right, let me look here.
Again, keep in mind, I didn't finish watching the entire thing.
Oh, what the fuck?
All right, hold on.
All right, there we go.
All right, let me play it.
Yeah, I'm playing it right now.
It's one minute, and I'm gonna, you want me to play it at the same time as you?
Just go ahead.
Just play it right now.
It's fine.
All right, I'm playing it right now.
Sneko has insulted me endless times, especially across the last four years.
I haven't seen him in years and years and years.
But maybe, you know, maybe it's the man code in me.
You know, he's insulted me so many times, and I could sit here and throw him under the bus, but it's just not who I am as a person.
I want to meet Nick and Clav.
They are the Clav and Nick who reached out to me.
You're in America.
We've never met before.
Come through.
We're with Sneeko.
Is that okay?
My reply was, Sneeko always has some crybaby issue with me.
If he's not going to cry his eyes out, he can come.
And he came along and he made a mess.
And I could sit here and blame it all on him.
But that's truthfully not.
I don't know.
That just feels wrong to me.
I'm not going to sit here and say who else it was.
I'm just going to say I didn't do it.
I'm just going to say that I didn't play the song.
I don't find the song funny.
I didn't think it was appropriate to do.
It's someone else's decision.
We can drag him up here and we can ask him why he did it.
Perhaps you're right.
Perhaps when they said Nick's never been to a club before, I should have thought Nick's never been to a club before.
It's the first time I've ever met him.
It might be a funny story.
I haven't been in America in a year.
You know what?
I'm bored.
I don't even like clubs, but I'm in Miami.
Maybe I should go for 15 minutes.
Perhaps that was the wrong decision.
Perhaps it was.
Perhaps I should have known better.
Thoughts.
Hey, man, I think we should have this conversation between us.
Not everything is, but look, he had it publicly.
All right.
You know, he had it.
No, no, no.
I mean, maybe you have a point, but he had it publicly this morning.
And who did he throw under the bus?
Oh, it was Sneeko who played the song.
It's his fault.
I'm not going to say it's his fault, but he's the one who played the song.
And I should have been there.
And I don't think his song's funny.
You're having a good time.
We're all like there, vibing, chilling.
And now I'm the one who's insulted you for years.
What are you talking about?
When we met up in person, you didn't bring that up.
We shook hands and it was fine.
And we put it to the side.
He said, he said shit about me over the years.
We went back and forth.
Look, I think, I think, well, it's always this mirror where it's like, okay, I know where you're going to go and I appreciate you.
And I'm not going to cut you off too much, but it's like, it's always this is like, oh, we should have United Front.
Let's do this.
And it's like, these people continuously throw me under the bus and always discredit me, disrespect me time and time again.
And then it's supposed to be, oh, Sneeko needs to be the bigger guy in front of PBD, the guy who just had Netanyahu on his fucking podcast.
Like, when do at what point am I supposed to be like, okay, how are we on a United Front if you're trying to blame me?
We're getting canceled, right?
And you're saying it's not funny.
It's all my fault that it happened.
Look, no, I get it.
You feel some type of way, and I understand why you feel.
Look, look, bro, I'm not fucking with you.
I'm not invalidating your perspective.
I completely see your perspective.
But I do think that something like this needs to be handled internally.
You know how I am.
I think, you know, going online with, you know, grievances is not the way.
I understand that you, you know, this is pissing you off.
I get it.
I see your perspective as well.
I'm able to exercise some empathy here and see your perspective.
But I do think in the greater scheme of things, we can, you know, set up a phone call and I can kind of, you know, set this thing up.
And I do think that us speaking about this privately is the best way to go because, bro, once it gets on the internet, it's not, it's not really.
I know, but he's worth it.
That's what I'm saying.
That's what all the ops want, bro.
Like they, they want to fight it.
Like he's playing into their hand by doing that.
We could have all just been like, yeah, it's a funny song.
So what?
I'm not going to apologize.
Double down.
Everyone should have done that.
That was assumed.
We talked about it at the party.
We don't double down.
Okay, here's the song.
Everybody's liked it.
I've seen videos of him playing it.
Okay, we'll play the song.
This is the number one thing that's fighting against censorship.
Number one triggering song.
I'm going to play it.
And what?
And then he goes on there and says, Oh, I'm not here.
I'm not anti-Semitic.
Anti-Semitism would dive.
People got girlfriends in houses.
It's like, what?
You're going to fold in front of Adam, like these people, and then say that it's my fault.
I understand saying we should do it privately, but it's already public now.
And at the party, right?
You saw it.
Shook hands.
It seems cool.
Like, we put everything to the side.
That's the way it seemed.
I thought I've said things about Tate.
He said things about me.
At the same time, I've defended this guy.
But this has happened.
It is what it is.
I thought that party was an opportunity, right?
We were talking about it afterwards.
Look, we were able to squash it.
It looked great.
Everything was fine at the club.
He leaves, nothing happened.
Internet backlash.
He goes in the show, folds, puts the blame on me.
And now it's supposed to be like this offline thing.
Yeah, I mean, look, like I said, I think I don't like how they did that interview.
They spent almost an hour on a topic that I didn't think that they were going to, I didn't realize like they were going to fucking really spend all that time on it, which I think is pretty ridiculous.
And I don't think he knew too that they were going to, you know, ambush him with that shit and spend that time.
Bro, they're all Zionists.
Like they're all Zion.
No, no, of course.
But like, I don't think he knew when he walked in that they were going to fucking spend an hour talking about that dumbass topic.
You know, he should have moved on then.
He should have said, like, it's a song.
I want to talk about more important issues.
Let's move on.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Look.
Look, he's done these interviews before.
Yeah, I'm not trying to like drag on about this, but like the reason I'm saying this to you is like, we've had this about how many other red pillars.
The reason I said red pill is dead.
It's because all these people, look, look at, look what happens.
What happened to Escape the Matrix?
Resists a slave mind.
This is literally joining the Matrix.
This is not escaping.
Escaping is playing that song and saying what and what?
Resisting the slave mind is playing it again.
Yeah, it's like I said, I think obviously this is a sticky situation.
I think it's best to be done, you know, man-to-man in person or privately.
Cause I think, I think, you know, anytime things hit the internet, bro, it's not a good look.
And the other thing, too, is like, you know, this was like a divide and conquer tactic by these guys over at the PBD podcast.
And I find that interesting.
Like, it's like, bro, if you're going to go ahead and be critical of us doing this shit, right?
Like, at least extend the invite for us to fucking like, here's the other thing, too.
If they're going to spend that much time saying, like, you know, we're immature, Myron's almost 40, all this other bullshit.
Like, all right, have us on the show, right?
We could go ahead and explain why we have the viewpoints that we have and how them getting mad over us jamming out to a fucking song on the way to a club in a very special scenario, right?
A very unique, a rare scenario, does not override them platforming Benjamin Nanyahu.
Like, you know, if you want to go ahead and use the moral high ground, like, this is fucked up.
This is unacceptable.
Like, bruh, you guys brought a fucking war criminal on your show, right?
And quite frankly.
Steiny too.
Steiny trying to brigade the club with one-star views, bro.
You just were sitting there talking about McDonald's with Benjamin Nanyahu.
Like, what do you, bro?
You're not better.
And then, like, him trying to get like, you know, the club like one-star reviews and shit like that.
And then he, he probably got flamed to fucking oblivion.
That's what I'm saying.
I know.
And he said on my stream, he said he was trolling.
It's like, dude, you don't know what to do.
Get the fuck out of here, man.
Get the fuck out of here.
And you know what he did?
I saw the promoter that said that he was banned me from every hospitality group in America.
Steiny texted him and said, good job.
Yeah.
Like, my thing, bro, and why I'm so big on let's handle this behind the scenes is because there's not many people that think like us, dude.
Like, as you can see from all the phone calls you've been getting, from all the phone calls you've been getting, all the backlash you've been getting, there's a lot of bitch ass niggas in the social media world that fold immediately or are scared to even approach this topic.
Like, keep in mind, a lot of these guys would never be caught on camera with us.
Let's keep it a thousand.
They wouldn't have to do that.
No, yeah, it's like personal.
They wouldn't be caught us on camera.
They hate the fact that we're friends with Nick, right?
So like a lot of these people, you know, look at us like we're crazy.
So my thing is like, let's maintain the allies that have a similar mindset.
Even if we have some personal grievances and grudges, I still think for the betterment of the movement, for the betterment of all of for everybody, get the truth.
Because keep in mind, bro, there's no mistaking between me, you, Nick, Tate, Zerka, Nick, all of us, we've red-pilled an entire generation of fucking guys on different things, dude.
Like, look, these people, I understand what you're saying.
All of us, dude.
We literally have, bro, we kept Kamala Harris out of office, bro.
Like, it wasn't just me and Tate.
It was like, you guys also added to that, too.
Like, that fucking argument.
Oh, yeah, sure.
I mean, was Trump really any better than Kamala Harris?
Like, no, disaster.
I think he's better, but like, not that much.
But the point is, I'm trying to make is that we have the ability to influence elections.
We have the ability to change.
We don't need these people, bro.
Like, we, you don't need any of these people.
Like, this United Front thing is like, you know, loyalty's got to be reciprocated.
And that's how I feel about that.
You know, I'm, and we talk a lot about this privately about squash and shit.
It's like time and time and time and time again.
How many times have I been proven right from all these people?
This is why I said Red Pill is dead.
And in that video, I said, like, you're the only loyal one.
You're the only real nigga, bro.
I appreciate that, man.
And that's the way.
And you're saying, keep it offline.
It's already online.
And one of the biggest podcasts in the fucking world that Trump was on in Netanyahu.
Platforming A Dude Killed Thousands 00:03:07
This is not no, this is not private, right?
This is this is pressure.
This is blame.
This is snitching.
This is folding.
It already happened.
It's like you can't.
You know, like the part where you said you created a mess.
That's the part probably that pisses you off, right?
He's saying that the song's not funny, saying that he didn't want to go to the club.
Saying, like, literally, like, he's acting like a girl.
None of us wanted to go.
We only went because it was Nick's first time.
None of us really, none of us are club guys.
None of us drink like that.
None of us party like that.
None of us wanted to go.
That is true.
Bro, but we had a black.
Yeah, it was fun.
It was fun.
It was fun.
And you know what the funny part is?
The song played for like 20 seconds.
And how long were we in the club?
45 minutes?
Like an hour.
Not even.
Yeah.
Like barely even an hour, bro.
Like, and honestly, we would have left even sooner, but I know Justin got a bottle light towards the end.
So that's why we would have left in like 30 if it wasn't for that.
We were waiting for Justin to get his bottle.
And the other thing too, people got to understand is like we were playing country music and shit like that beforehand, right?
Like Justin was.
Yeah, like I said it.
Then I took the aux and I played it.
Yeah.
And then Cloud was like, oh, I think I know what song.
And then even you were like, oh, I think I know what song.
Because everyone was kind of thinking, like, this is the time to play that song.
Yeah, I would do it again.
Like, people are like, oh, Stego played it.
I didn't play in the club.
I don't know who did.
I don't care.
In the sprinter van, it was me.
And I would do it again.
Yeah.
Yeah.
As long as it banger, I don't give a fuck what anybody is.
Double down.
Like, it's a good song.
It's a fucking banger.
They could cry all they want, dude.
Like, and it's funny because if I'm not mistaken, didn't they play like who I smoke right after?
Like, bro, like, that's a song talking about the active murder of teenagers in Jacksonville.
And these dudes are over here fucking crying about a song from Ye.
Like, it's just ridiculous.
The double standard.
And then, like, for these guys to come in and talk shit, right?
Especially, let's be honest here.
I would argue that us listening to a song in a sprinter van and at the club is not to the same level as platforming literally a dude that's killed thousands of children.
Yeah, obviously it's not Hitler's dead for 100 years.
There's no Nazis don't exist.
Like, what?
Hitler's over.
Nobody's alive.
Like, if nobody's alive from this anymore, it's history.
It's done.
Then Yahoo's doing this now where people even put that on the same playing field.
It's like, okay, he's using your podcast for Hasbara efforts, literally to justify his propaganda, to get more tax dollars, to fund the genocide who are contributing to it directly.
Look, oh my God, you played a song.
This shit happened 100 years ago.
They're all dead.
And I'm not a Nazi.
And the party's not, oh, it's over.
What are you talking about?
How are you even putting this into the same field?
Yeah, no, it's it's uh it's it's ridiculous, bro.
It's literally the greatest uh example of the podcall and the kettle black.
And honestly, and I say this openly, I'm all the platforms right now.
I'm everywhere right now.
Patrick, Adam, you guys want to have a conversation?
I'd be happy to come.
You want to bring both of us come?
You want one of us to come?
Uh, one at a time.
I don't care.
But like to bring Taton and Grillem on this stuff was number one, I'll be honest, I think kind of unprofessional.
Motion and Reaction 00:13:06
Number two is peak hypocrisy.
And then number three, don't act like this criticism of Israel and them boys is coming out of nowhere.
These there's been a problem in America.
We gotta put accountability on Tate too.
He folded, bro.
And I'm not saying this just to like point the finger, but this is something important as men.
In the situations like this, it's very crucial you stay 10 toes down and he did it.
Well, here's the thing.
We can do that.
Tate is an ally.
Okay.
He's an actual ally.
I think we can afford him a bill.
We could be a bit more charitable.
We could be a bit more charitable here.
And we can have a have a discussion about it.
Like I said.
And here's the other thing, too.
You got to remember.
This dude is saying it's my mess.
And these dudes right now.
That's not what an ally does.
They don't go to the ops and start saying that it's my fault.
I didn't do anything.
The ops right now are just rubbing their hands, bro.
They're like, Yes, look at this.
Yes, yes, yes.
Look at them.
Like they're rubbing their hands.
Like they love this shit, right?
And I just don't want to give them that W.
So you're saying that I basically, I'm not took a harp on this forever.
We're saying I need to be the bigger person here again.
I'm not saying that.
I'm saying you have valid grievances.
Let's talk about it off camera.
That's all.
You have valid grievances.
Yeah, but I also have to defend myself publicly.
Anyway, I'll move on.
Yeah, that's it, bro.
Like, no one is saying you're wrong here.
Maybe, maybe you should watch that whole thing and see what you really think because it's bad, bro.
Yeah, no, I can, I can, you know what I mean?
I didn't see the entire thing.
I saw clips here and there.
You know, I was actually right in the middle.
I was at that part when you that you sent me the 22nd part.
I was literally right there when I was when I was watching it.
But yeah, man, look, like I said, I think, I think jumping on and having a discussion with all the bros is it's good that you have loyalty, man.
I mean, you're, that's why.
Yeah, because it just if the rules were reversed and like, and like Andrew's mad at you because you had said something in that thing, I would tell him the same exact thing.
Let's talk about this off camera.
You know what I mean?
Let me, let me facilitate something, right?
I would do the same exact thing.
Like, I am very against bashing allies, even if they piss me off, right?
Like, you know, I truly do think it's best to always do things behind the scenes and talk with your friends behind the scenes.
Yeah, I agree.
You know, I mean, you know, me and Nick had our little thing and we spoke about it and it's good.
Like we're, we're fine, right?
Like, you know, you handled that really well.
That took a long time, but like that was a perfect example of that being handled.
And I commend you for that.
Also, I did try my best.
I was.
Shout out to Nick.
No, no, no.
And you helped out with that.
And, you know, me and Nick talk about it.
It's, it's, I don't even think it was honestly anything even big.
It was a very small grievance that we were able to talk about like men privately.
No cameras, no nothing.
And that's it.
And, you know, I heard him out.
He heard me out.
And we both were like, yo, this is, you know, this is not necessary.
And I think we're stronger together than apart.
And we need to take our country back, right?
And I told him, first thing I told him, I said, hey, I'm going to be in Ohio with you.
Fuck Vivek.
Right.
I don't like Vivek either.
So that's what we got to do is help each other and support, especially when there's so many people in this space that are pussies, bro.
Like there's not many real niggas left, right?
Like a lot of these guys wouldn't be able to say 10% of the shit that we say.
Like you gave me an example, like Mike Mashlick.
He's a cuck, right?
Seine, pussy, right?
Yeah, Mike was supposed to also the show tonight.
I don't know why he's still.
I'm going to call him again and see if he picks up and see if we can get him on Zoom.
Like a lot of these guys are fucking like terrified, scared of their own shadow, bro.
So it's like, I do understand that like sometimes there's grievances, but I think it's worth rectifying grievances just because of how polarized.
That other guy, young Don the soft guy, he left Christianity.
Like he's been making all these hit pieces on me.
Dude, he used to be my friend.
Like this is a dude.
Like he literally has like, I don't even know what he believes in anymore.
He's been talking all this shit.
It's just like, I think it's just best to ignore that stuff because he's a loser, bro.
And that's what I'm saying.
Like, I texted and called him.
I'm like, what's going on?
Because I thought he was my friend.
You know, and then he's saying, he's saying, like, I'm sucking up to white supremacists.
And you guys, you remember how much backlash I took for defending Haiti?
Like, they said I was eating mud cookies for a year.
Yeah.
That's why I had a back and forth with Tate's because I said he was defending white nationalists and I was like, no, this is wrong.
Right.
And he's like, oh, it's not enough for him.
Anyway, it's just like a lot of goofies in this space, bro.
No, well, the thing is with this dude, like the other thing, too, you got to remember and understand is like these guys have a financial incentive to like attack shit and talk shit.
Because the thing is, is that let's just keep it all the way a thousand.
A lot of our detractors aren't as popular as us.
They don't have a real audience like that.
The only reason people tune in is because they're talking about us.
I've said this about many motions.
They got no emotion and nobody really cares about them.
They just hate us.
And since they hate us, that's why, like, when we go to the club, it's national fucking news.
Everyone has a think piece.
It's like, dude, at the end of the day, what it's a couple niggas going to the club and you're like, everyone has a strong opinion about this.
Yes.
We got the motion and you react to it.
Yo, everybody wants to ankle bite, bro.
And like, that's what I'm trying to tell you.
Like, all these dudes, they're fucking losers and no one cares about them.
Like, a lot of these reaction motherfuckers, like, they're like, oh, shit, these niggas, I got to go ahead and make a video on this and give my stupid ass opinion.
And as far as Don goes, the only thing I'll say about him is he doesn't stand on anything.
This is a guy that was, you know, I'm a devout Christian.
I'm, you know, I'm on the Bible.
Next thing you know, he's a spiritual nigga.
He's a Wakanda nigga now.
So like, bro, doesn't stand on anything.
He's a fucking bitch.
He's a loser.
He just goes ahead and talks shit about us, calling us white supremacists because we talk about race realism and other things like this.
And we're not afraid to be critical, even if the target demographic is a demographic that we might be a part of, right?
That's a sign of higher IQ, being able to be objective and be critical of things, whether or not it benefits you.
And since he's a fucking 50 IQ baboon and doesn't understand anything because he's a fucking retard, he thinks, oh, let me go ahead and just go talk shit about these niggas because they're not.
This game of video, by the way, like right now, literally, like this conversation, he's reacted to tomorrow.
It's already sent him this MP4 and he's watching it with the OBS open doing a reaction video.
And it proves our point that they got emotion without us.
They got no motion, but they also don't even have good content.
It's like you have your show, you have your panel, you have your interviews, right?
It's like people are turning into, you do content for so long, you just end up churning out slop.
Like, yeah, I'll do reaction videos too, but at the same time, I have so much motion.
Like me going to the club is a movie, right?
Like we go to the club and the spritter band, there's this is literally a movie.
And you get the mayor saying this.
This is more entertaining than cinema.
All you do is you give up your animations.
You were, you had some sort of talent.
You throw it all away because it's too hard right now.
And so you load up the OBS.
I don't even know if you stream and you're just there and record and react to the niggas with motion.
It's like that, that's a sad politics aside.
That's a sad existence.
You have some sort of ability to create.
Myron is still like in there using his talent, whether or not you like to admit it, it's an art form, the way you can debate.
What the rest of these reaction titles, this is I'm triggered.
I'm triggered.
That's all you're going to put out into the world.
You're going to, oh, you're 40 in the club.
Nigga, you're 40 making slop.
Yeah.
You're going to die and that's going to be your legacy.
I'd be ashamed.
Like, like I said, bro, a lot of people don't tune in for them.
They tune in because they hate us.
That's what it comes down to.
Oh, I hate Nick.
I hate Myron.
I hate Sneeko.
I hate Tate.
Oh, they're all in one place?
Yes.
Yes.
We can hate all these niggas at once.
We're going to 10x of views, more assets.
So it's like people watch them because they dislike us too.
That's what it is.
If they make a video and, you know, talk about like, I don't know, their personal life or some shit like that, bro.
Nobody tapping in, man.
Nobody's watching that bullshit.
Nobody gives a fuck, bro.
Like, right now, I got like, well, what?
It's fucking two o'clock in the morning right now.
Between me and you, we got like, what, probably tens of thousands of people, like around maybe-I couldn't find your stream.
I'm everywhere.
I'm on Kick.
I'm on Rumble.
I'm on YouTube.
I'm a party.
Okay.
I got like 3,000, 4,000 people watching me right now at 2 o'clock in the morning.
These niggas can't even get 500 to watch them live, probably.
You know what I mean?
Like, niggas got Nick had like 40K watching him.
Like, the problem is, is that if we weren't relevant, they wouldn't talk about us.
And that's what it comes down to.
The fact that we all went to a club and now it's fucking international news.
I'm on my fucking Twitter feed and I'm still motherfuckers.
Too much motion.
Mayor's money.
It's Wednesday.
Yeah, I know.
It's Wednesday.
And this shit happened on Saturday and people still can't get our dicks out their mouth.
It's like, bro, like, niggas can't go to the club without like, bro.
This is really what's getting you all buttered.
Get off my fucking dick.
I'm not going to apologize.
You reacted to it.
You're welcome for the content, by the way.
Respect your cortisol.
You got some dopamine.
Tune in next time.
Like and subscribe, bitch ass nigga.
Yeah, man.
That's really what it comes down to.
And a lot of it is jealousy.
A lot of people are jealous of Clav.
A lot of people are jealous of Nick's.
You know, they've had a meteoric rise over the past few months, right?
A lot of people are jealous of you for getting back on YouTube and getting monetized and shit like that.
You got around the fucking, you got unbanned.
People are jealous of Tate for being the most Google guy.
They're jealous of me for whatever reasons.
Like these niggas, bro, like they literally have to talk about us to make any type of money.
They're our sons.
So that's why I don't want to give them the satisfaction of like thinking, oh, yeah, see, we split up the Avengers and shit like that.
Like you guys are a bunch of bitch-ass losers that you guys can't talk about the shit that we do.
So you guys have to talk about us because you guys can't talk about the topics.
Yo, has young Don ever talked about the genocide once?
Has Anis and Reach talked about Palestine once?
No, these niggas are fucking bitches and they're progressives too.
FYI, they should be having the position talking about this stuff.
I don't think a lot of these people even really have position.
I think they just kind of did, you know, it's like the Moist Critical effect where they just look for what's trendy, right?
Like now Moist Critical is talking about Nanyahu all the time.
It's but like, bro, like when I debated him, he said I was a crazy conspiracy theorist for insinuating designers have a little rule in control in America.
Now he's saying that Nanyahu's paying people 7K.
It's like regardless, man, I want to keep, yeah, it's just a big clown world.
But I want to see what you, yeah.
I'm going to actually, I didn't react to that PBD thing yet.
I want to go watch that the same time as you.
Yeah, yeah.
I uh yeah, I was um I was in the middle of it.
I was like, wait, let me see how far I am.
And um, yeah, but I'm look, bro.
I'm really disappointed.
I'm in 30 minutes in.
I'm really disappointed that they didn't, um, you know, that they focus so much on this topic.
Like, it's really gay that they focus on it so much.
Like, what the fuck, man?
The first 47 minutes.
Yeah, I'm gonna go see.
Good, good to speak to you again, Myron.
Yeah, Stan has a real ass nigga, bro.
You're yeah, man.
Let me give you your flowers.
Give you, you know, yeah, man.
I gotta, I'm not gonna let these fucking losers get the benefit of uh seeing us like get you know break apart and shit.
Niggas are jealous, bro.
I hate to say it, but like that alliance that pissed a lot of motherfuckers off, bro.
That pissed a lot of people off.
And they're like, yo, and the other thing, too, is like they're pissed off because they're like, oh shit, if these motherfuckers get together more often, this could create serious issues for us.
Yeah, I think you need to see that.
You'll have a different opinion.
I don't have to.
All right, I'll finish watching it.
All right.
Talk to you soon, man.
God bless.
I'm like, all right, bro.
I'll see you.
All right.
Bye.
Okay.
Shout out to Sneeko.
As usual, you guys know what I'm going to do.
I'm going to do what I do best.
I'm going to try to diffuse this situation because I got love for both guys.
And yeah, we'll go from there.
Let's go ahead, guys.
I think I'm going to get off of JTube.
We've been on now for how long?
For 45 minutes?
I think I'm going to get off JTube, guys.
We're going to go ahead and go Rumble and Kick Only in OSS.
So we don't got to fucking censor ourselves.
Okay.
Myron, please go on PBD.
I can't go if they don't invite me, guys.
They have to invite me.
I can't just invite myself on their show.
Okay.
So, yeah, no, I'm going to stay live on kick and whatever.
I'll play a little bit of this and then we're going to get ready to switch over to Rumble and Kick Only.
You know what's going on?
OSS, of course.
Myron Games, I invite him over to the office six months ago.
This was a meeting Myron and I had.
Oh shit, perfect timing.
Perfect timing.
I'll let him tell you guys the story uninterrupted.
Then I'll come back and add anything.
It's no one's business.
Myron knows what conversation I had with him.
I sat him down.
I said, Myron, you know, he came with his dog.
It was so funny.
Everyone's like, why is there a dog in the office?
I said, I don't know.
He walks with a dog.
Yeah, I brought Frank.
Hey, Frank, come here, buddy.
For those of you that don't know, I brought this ninja with me.
Ah, because I had him with me and I just didn't want to leave him home.
I don't like leaving Frank home alone, bro, for long periods of time.
So I brought him home with me.
He's very well-behaved, right?
He just sat there the whole time as I was there.
Like, bro, is extremely well-behaved, as you guys know.
He's been here the whole time, by the way, chat.
He doesn't bark, doesn't make noise, right?
He just chills.
So, yeah, I brought my dog with me.
Fuck, it's okay.
Bring him.
Everyone loved him in the studio, though.
Bring the dog.
And I sat him and I said, you know how great of a communicator you are?
You would make such a better point if you chose to do XYZ.
This was the conversation we had with Myron because I see him as such a talent.
Same thing with Nick.
I think you are the leader of this crew.
And everyone knows it.
Yep.
You're the leader of all of these guys.
They all follow your lead.
And by the way, I even saw a clip.
I think the Nicholas guy was calling you out in a clip a few weeks ago.
Fixing Audio Quality 00:10:20
All right.
So let's address that.
He's not lying.
We met up earlier this year, right?
And shout out to PBD.
He was very gracious to invite me and have a discussion with me.
And basically the discussion was along the lines of just going a little bit more into it.
And I appreciate him, you know, being, hold on, guys.
Let me fix the audio on this thing real quick because now that I'm off Zoom, I can actually fine-tune the audio.
Give me one sec, Ninjas.
It's going to sound 10 times better now.
Give me one sec.
Test, test, test, test.
Test, test, test.
Okay.
All right, cool.
Now that should be a lot better.
Okay.
So, yeah, basically, you know, he was like, look, man, you should refine your message a little bit.
You'll be able to reach more people, help more people by not using certain words, not slurring.
And you guys know, PBD is very professional.
He doesn't like certain language being used, which I can understand and respect that, right?
I can totally get that.
But I do think with the type of information that I convey and my target demographic, which is I'm trying to reach men, I've realized with men that in order to reach them a lot of the times, you need to be willing to tell them, like yell at them and tell them they're being stupid, right?
There's a reason why drill sergeants are so successful.
The reason why drill sergeants are so successful is because drill sergeants are able to place a sense of urgency, reality, and expediency on certain commands and let them kind of get into a mindset of, yo, this is do or die, dude.
This is do or die.
And with men, men are the only real like group of people.
I mean, because this doesn't work on women, where being painfully honest, okay, is a is the only way that you're really going to get results a lot of the times.
Because since men live in a fact-based reality, their adequacies show up in real life.
So in other words, if I'm a loser or I'm fat or I don't get girls, reality smacks me in the face and reminds me of these problems.
Okay?
So with men, you could be fairly direct.
And I've realized from coaching so many guys, right, that a lot of times you got to hit them with blunt force trauma to get the truth out there.
Now, there are times where I'm more refined in my approach, right?
If you guys watched like my Steven Crowder interview and some others, right?
I was a bit more tactical and precise in the way that I convey things.
But when I'm talking to guys, right, about getting their shit together or, you know, losing weight or whatever, or taboo topics, a lot of the times you have to do it in a way that resonates, right?
Break the pattern, right?
And look, it's fair.
Like I heard PBD out.
He has, I see where he's coming from from his perspective of, hey, can you refine the message a little bit?
Which is cool.
And I appreciate that advice.
I have taken some of that to account, by the way, by the way.
I had taken this into account.
When I go on other podcasts, when I go on other interviews, right?
I am able to convey my ideology in a way that's a bit more palatable for the average normie.
So I'm not going to sit here and lie to you guys and tell you guys that that didn't help.
It did, for sure.
And I have an enormous, you guys know, I have an enormous amount of respect for Patrick, despite the fact that we disagree on Israel, right?
Despite the fact that I don't agree with the way that they approach this interview with Andrew, I still do have a huge amount of respect for him.
And honestly, he has the receipts to show it.
While the successful built up a media platform from Zero Up, he has a very successful consulting business came from the insurance world.
Obviously, haters are going to say he's a scammer, blah, blah, blah, this other shit, right?
Which, you know, find me a millionaire that isn't a scammer, right?
According to these haters.
But one thing you can't take away from him is the man is successful.
And he did it as someone who came here as an immigrant, by the way.
Right?
So I would say that someone like Patrick McDavid is absolutely the personification of the American dream.
Okay.
So I definitely appreciated his advice.
I took a lot of it into account.
He might or may not know that.
So I'll publicly say it.
Especially when I go on other interviews and other podcasts, I am a bit more palatable in my delivery.
But I do think that there's a time and place where you do need to use certain verbiage, certain language, certain tonality, certain mannerisms to get points across.
And we can respectfully disagree on that.
You know, that's totally fine.
That does not discount his viewpoint.
It doesn't discount my viewpoint.
But I absolutely understand the perspective from which he's dispensing the advice.
And I don't take offense to it.
I'm always open to criticism, you know, especially from other individuals who are successful.
You know, and I think that's a very important trait to have where, you know, you can listen to others.
Right?
Because almost perfect.
I can't believe Nick.
Yeah, Sneeko.
He was calling you on a door.
Oh, yeah, Sneeko does loads of clips insulting me all the time.
Yeah, I mean, I completely understand what you're saying.
But that's okay.
I just think they're supposed to do that because if the leader at the top chooses to go here, these guys have to choose to lead.
And those who don't follow his lead, they bash him.
It's a very normal state of how the process works.
Myron's an amazing friend of mine.
He's never insulted me, to my knowledge.
I think Nick Fuentez has said some things negative about me in the past, but now we get along.
Now, I know what you guys are going to say.
Yeah, Myron, I noticed that you never really insult your allies publicly.
And the reason why I don't, guys, right, just to kind of go back to what I was saying with Sneeko, just so I can kind of put a bow on it.
I didn't get a chance to put a bow on it.
The reason why I don't is because we are rare.
Okay, guys.
In this social media world, we have too many cucks, too many people that are scared of their own shadow to say what they want to say.
Right?
And if you guys don't believe me, the average influencer is like this.
Let me show you guys what I'm talking about.
That was the Zodiac Killer murder.
You guys know what scene I'm talking about.
Coffee hour.
Yeah, hold on.
Bro, one of the most disturbing scenes ever, dude.
I said that shit to a friend.
They're like, what the fuck?
Okay.
So look at this.
This is an interview I did with Graham Steffen, right?
We feel like it's our duty as podcasters to have an open discussion and hear different perspectives on topics we might not otherwise get to talk about.
So before they even do the show, he had to give out a disclaimer.
Now, why am I showing you guys this?
I'm showing you guys this to let you know, right?
That um I'm showing you guys to let you guys know that this is the YouTube what the fuck was that?
All right, niggas, here right here for you weirdos since you guys want to be weirdos as you guys know.
I study serial killers, okay?
This is what I'm talking about.
Where's the fucking scene?
I've shown this scene a million times on stream.
I actually have the movie.
Oh, they don't even fucking show it.
Okay, Zodiac movie, Blake.
Anyone that watches my content, you guys know that I am this scene right here.
Theology major.
This is when the two people get killed by the Zodiac killer.
Okay.
I always share this video with people whenever they ask me about the Zodiac killer.
And I say, this murder right here, this guy survived.
And he's one of the few survivors that heard his voice, talked to him, and was attacked by him.
This is a very famous scene when the Zodiac killer encounters these two from the in Lake Barriesta and stabs them.
So this is what you guys were hearing.
I got receipts, niggas.
This is when he starts stabbing them.
Very violent scene, by the way.
Okay.
Oh, this nigga, bro.
Bro, really would put that shit in the chat.
It's okay.
This is all going to be okay.
There you go, niggas.
Okay.
Okay.
That's where it was from.
Anyway, back to this.
Which, by the way, still unsolved to this day, by the way, the Zodiac Killer.
Anyway, back to where we were going.
Yeah, so he had to give this disclaimer, right?
He had to give this disclaimer.
Okay, let's get off of YouTube.
Let's get off of fucking YouTube.
Niggas are throwing certain flags in here.
All right, let's go.
I'm going to end the YouTube stream here, guys.
Come on over.
I'm going to drop a Rumble or a Kick link for you guys right now.
Okay.
We're switching on over.
I'm ending the YouTube stream.
YouTube stream going off, guys.
YouTube stream going off.
Come on over to Rumble or Kick, whichever one you guys want.
Kick.com/slash Myron GainesX or rumble.com slash Marion Gaines X. I'm also live on Twitter, even though I fucking hate Twitter and it's fucking garbage.
Or OSS, whichever one you guys want.
I'm going to finish reading chats over there.
Winnery chats over there.
So there's the Rumble link, or you guys can go ahead and come on over to Kick.
Kick, Rumble, Party, whichever one you guys want.
But I am ending the YouTube stream for obvious reasons.
Kick, Rumble, Party, getting off YouTube for obvious reasons.
YouTube is going down now.
Come on over, niggas.
Ending the YouTube stream now.
Link is in the chat.
The show goes on, niggas.
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