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Daddy's not gone. | |
Should've been this complicated. | ||
Daddy's at home. | ||
It shouldn't be this complicated. | ||
But I die in your arms. | ||
I die in your true love. | ||
It shouldn't be this complicated. | ||
But I die in your arms. | ||
But I die in your... | ||
Ooh-aw-aw-aw-aw, ooh-aw-aw Ooh-aw-aw-aw, ooh-aw-aw Ooh-aw-aw-aw, Ooh-aw-aw-aw, ooh-awaw What does it mean to find your soul? | ||
Pay the toll on a broken road. | ||
Pay the toll on a broken road. | ||
What does it mean to find your soul? | ||
Pay the toll on a broken road. | ||
Pay the toll on a broken road. | ||
Baby, I'm free. | ||
Baby, I'm free. | ||
Like a homeless person. | ||
No matter how much you got, you can't own this person. | ||
Sometimes I feel like the only honest person. | ||
When somebody slaps your soul and karate didn't work. | ||
When you about to lose all hope, sun rolls and open roads. | ||
What is the surgeon really deserving? | ||
I pay for BBLs and burgers. | ||
That wasn't me. | ||
That was Tyler Durden. | ||
I ain't gonna lie. | ||
Get tired of splurging. | ||
Love is a perfect. | ||
Love is a version of being a virgin again. | ||
I was told. | ||
It's how you interpreted it. | ||
Pay the toll on a broken road. | ||
What does it mean to find your soul? | ||
Pay the toll on a broken road. | ||
Pay the toll on a broken road. | ||
What does it mean to find your soul? | ||
Lost in my taking turn. | ||
Memories back from fun. | ||
I still get lost in that, lost in my time and dream Memories back on fire, back to getting on my burn I still get lost in time Memory back from time. | ||
All my life's on that line. | ||
All my life's on that line. | ||
I still get lost in line. | ||
Memory back from line. | ||
Remember we had the line. | ||
Remember we had the line. | ||
I still get lost in time. | ||
Memories haunt the night. | ||
Remember we had the night. | ||
Remember we had the night. | ||
I gon' get lost in time. | ||
Remember we parted from time. | ||
My winter's fine, oh fine. | ||
When you was mine, oh mine. | ||
Don't want them Dr. Meets. | ||
Nothing but Dr. Streets. | ||
I'm done without P.M. | ||
I'm done without the cleats. | ||
I'm done from O.V.P. | ||
I'm done from night I.V. | ||
I know I'm back to sleep. | ||
A new sight to see. | ||
What do you write for me? | ||
What book will write for me? | ||
Idea was right for me. | ||
I wrote them right for me. | ||
Well, I would like to see. | ||
I still get lost sometimes. | ||
Why won't you stay alive? | ||
Stay on the rise and run. | ||
When do I cross your mind? | ||
When do you see my mind? | ||
I've got it, I don't shine. | ||
Pride is a number. | ||
Okay, well never mind. | ||
Okay, then never mind. | ||
Do I still cross your mind? | ||
If not, then never mind. | ||
It's nothing, nothing, mine. | ||
It's nothing, mine. | ||
It's nothing, mine. | ||
It's nothing, mine. | ||
It's nothing, mine. It's nothing, mine. It's nothing, mine. It's nothing, mine. It's nothing, mine. It's nothing, mine. | ||
Yes, I am pretty despicable. | ||
You don't want to cross me! | ||
You want to know the secret? | ||
Uh, to borrow a phrase from a friend of mine, our secret sauce here is these young white men. | ||
unidentified
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Listen to a cure, listen to a cure, listen to a cure and then a cry. | |
Thank you. | ||
Why did I do it? | ||
I made myself sad. | ||
You know what? | ||
unidentified
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Somebody was asking about hitting it all. | |
Somebody was asking about hitting it all earlier. | ||
I'm going to stay right here, I'm going to stay right here, I'm going to stay right here until I die. | ||
Until I die. | ||
I die. | ||
America first! | ||
Here it comes, boys! | ||
America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! | ||
America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! | ||
America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! | ||
America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! America! | ||
America! America! America! America! Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
I'm going to let you see. | ||
Then it's something. | ||
Set me free! | ||
Let me free. | ||
Let me free. | ||
Did somebody find out? | ||
I am a flex. | ||
Imagine your ex. | ||
Face him when he find out. | ||
I am the best. | ||
You hit the top. | ||
Wait till they find out. | ||
Let me breathe. | ||
He not a threat. | ||
Send him a text. | ||
Put him on timeout. | ||
Let me breathe. | ||
Keep the flowers saying 100,000. | ||
Let me breathe. | ||
Keep the flowers saying 100,000. | ||
Let me breathe. | ||
Keep the flowers. | ||
I said 100,000. | ||
Took you out that metro house and dropped your name on my new album. | ||
Let me breathe. | ||
Your life in a change right now. | ||
Your life in a change right now. | ||
Balenciaga for all your friends, Hermes for the argument. | ||
Your life in a change right now. | ||
Why you so scared that somebody find out? | ||
I am a flex. | ||
Imagine your ex face when he find out. | ||
I am the best. | ||
You hit the top. | ||
Wait till they find out. | ||
We not a threat. | ||
Send him a text. | ||
Put him on timeout. | ||
Your life in a change right now. | ||
Balenciaga for all your friends. | ||
Hermes for the argument. | ||
Your life and a change right now. | ||
Don't bring friends around. | ||
I wouldn't be behind your back. | ||
That's the new rule. | ||
Rules are rules. | ||
If not now, then when? | ||
If not me, then who? | ||
You're blacked at your page. | ||
You're missing for days. | ||
They know you with me. | ||
You're blacked at your page. | ||
You're switched at your booze. | ||
They know you with me. | ||
You're switched at the biz. | ||
You're switched at again. | ||
I know what you need. | ||
You used to go cowboy. | ||
They don't even call you. | ||
They know you with me. | ||
You're blacked at your page. | ||
Your life and a change. | ||
Let's do it. | ||
Your life in a change right now. | ||
Lord, take me. | ||
Lord, take me. | ||
Lord, take me where you want to take me. | ||
Too much drama lately. | ||
Your life in a change right now. | ||
Your life in a change right now. | ||
Set me free. | ||
Your life in a change right now. | ||
Set me free. | ||
Your life in a change right now. | ||
Set me free. | ||
Your life in a change right now. | ||
Set me free. | ||
I'm going to let you free. | ||
Set me free. | ||
I'm going to let you free. | ||
Jesus Christ tells his disciples, I am sending you out like sheep among wolves. | ||
Therefore, be as shrewd as snakes and as innocent as doves. | ||
And ultimately, in the end, as we know, God has the final victory. | ||
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We need to be the party of nationalism. | |
And I'm a Christian and I say it proudly. | ||
We should be Christian nationalism. | ||
As long as we are confident and united, the tyrants we are fighting do not stand a chance. | ||
Because we are Americans and Americans kneel to God and God alone. | ||
As a party, we've been too timid for too long. | ||
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They tell us we have to keep our faith out of the public square. | |
They really are freaking out about Christian nationalism. | ||
unidentified
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We're going to win. | |
And we're going to win because we believe in Jesus Christ on the cross. | ||
unidentified
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And they believe in nothing. And they believe in nothing. | |
My lover's got no power, he's got his strong beliefs. | ||
My lover's got no fame, he's got his strong beliefs. | ||
My lover's got no money, he's got his strong beliefs. | ||
One more and more, people just want more and more freedom and love. | ||
What he's looking for, want more and more. | ||
People just want more and more freedom and love. | ||
What he's looking for. | ||
Treats from desire. | ||
Mind and senses purify. | ||
Treats from desire. Mind and senses purify. Treats from desire. Mind and senses purify. Treats from desire. | ||
Na na na na na na na na na. | ||
I want to be fashioned by. | ||
I want to be fashioned by. | ||
I won't flash and... I won't flash and die. | ||
I want to flash in light | ||
I want to flash in I want to flash | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
You more like love to start shit. | ||
I'm more of the trips to Florida. | ||
Ordered the hors d'oeuvres. | ||
Views of the water. | ||
Straight from a page of your favorite author. | ||
And the weather's so breezy. | ||
Man, why can't life always get as easy? | ||
She in the mirror, dancing so sleazy. | ||
I get a call like, where are you, Yeezy? | ||
And try to hit you with the old YP Till I got flashed by the paparazzi Man, these niggas got me I hate these niggas more than I do I know you love a show But I never thought that you would take it this far What do I know? | ||
All I know you love is show. | ||
When I thought that you would take it this far. | ||
What do I know? | ||
Flash. | ||
Flash, right, right What do I know? | ||
Right. | ||
Right. | ||
What do I know? | ||
Flash. | ||
Flash, right I hate these niggas more than I saw. | ||
You're right. | ||
I know. | ||
I know it's been a while, sweetheart. | ||
We hardly talk. | ||
That was one of my things. | ||
I know it was bad, baby. | ||
Hey, baby. | ||
Late, late. | ||
You've been on a while. | ||
It's like, um... um... | ||
That's going to sound really bad. | ||
*laughs* You know, I think... I'm gonna say it anyway. | ||
My friend's laughing because he knows this laugh I do whenever I'm about to say something that could get me in trouble. | ||
And I think, you know, we're all thinking this. | ||
I'm a real human being, so I'm just gonna say it. | ||
This is like... | ||
Welcome, guys. guys. | ||
It's America First Onion Challenge. | ||
The challenge is to beat the whole onion. | ||
So we're going to beat the whole onion. | ||
I'm doing my dance. | ||
It's the onion challenge. | ||
So here's my onion. | ||
America First Onion Challenge. | ||
I'm doing my... | ||
I am not... | ||
I'm meeting everybody who's watching it. | ||
It's America First Onion Challenge. | ||
She's sweet as a rose, sweet as a rose. | ||
It's America First Onion Challenge. | ||
She's sweet as a rose, sweet as a rose. | ||
We'll see you next time. | ||
You can't breathe some. | ||
You can't breathe some. | ||
The crew dumped in the news. | ||
Everybody max, we naming the Jews. | ||
Paradigm shift, now it's saving the youth. | ||
Do what you want, but there's no stopping the truth. | ||
They and Nick, that's what it do. | ||
If you don't got shooters, better check your crew. | ||
Don't jump twice, man. | ||
They gotta break loose. | ||
The snakes in the grass and they're coming with a noose. | ||
Who's you, Tim? | ||
We don't need your podcast. | ||
It's so clear that you covered your ass. | ||
It's hell really worth it just to get more cash. | ||
You want it in the fans, then we dip real fast. | ||
Cock it, lock it, pop it, reload. | ||
Demo is the facts in the same that you don't. | ||
If you don't want water, you better stay home. | ||
It's that country, man. | ||
Fuck your shalom. | ||
Hey, he's got so many excuses. | ||
Look at his views, man. | ||
That moose there, look at his coop. | ||
It's ruthless, look at his crew. | ||
Man, that ruthless. | ||
Talk that shit and we'll leave you toothless. | ||
Lap the ox and we don't up deuces. | ||
Fuck you, nigga, and fuck your juices. | ||
Why not? | ||
Because we want him any side of real Jewish. | ||
No, you can't be on my mama album. | ||
Pop's home, I ain't getting frisked. | ||
I put your security at risk. | ||
Pop's home, I ain't getting frisked. | ||
I put your security at risk. | ||
I put the security at risk. | ||
Okay, we gonna make this an event. | ||
Y'all gon' need security for this. | ||
I ain't getting frisked. | ||
I put your security at risk. | ||
I walk in the crib, no getting frisked. | ||
Butt naked in the kitchen, cooking grits. | ||
Tell your mama, come give me a kiss. | ||
Security, gon' need security for this. | ||
I ain't getting frisked. | ||
I put your security at risk. | ||
I ain't getting frisked. | ||
Don't put the security at risk. | ||
Never take the family picture off the fridge. | ||
Never stand between a man and his kids. | ||
Y'all ain't got enough security for this. | ||
Y'all ain't got enough security for this. | ||
I put your security at risk. | ||
I make your security a quick. | ||
Like, we don't get paid enough for this. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
or die! | ||
A.F. | ||
or death. | ||
What do you choose? | ||
Alright, gun to the head right now. | ||
A.F. | ||
or die. | ||
A.F. | ||
What do you choose? | ||
All right, gun right now. | ||
Go out. | ||
What do you select? | ||
All right, gun in your mouth. | ||
Gun, gun in your face. | ||
Loaded shot. | ||
It's been going on now for a long time. | ||
But it really kicked off in a big way after the election. | ||
This is when they just started to say it outright. | ||
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They said, well there's fake news and there's real news. | |
You know, Trump got elected because of disinformation. | ||
People believe that climate change is fake because of disinformation. | ||
It's a monopoly on information. | ||
It's a monopoly on judgment. | ||
They make the decisions. | ||
They interpret the information. | ||
They decide what's real. | ||
unidentified
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You can't discern. | |
You don't know whether COVID is going on or not. | ||
You don't know whether climate change is real or not. | ||
unidentified
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You can't know. | |
You're not smart enough. | ||
You didn't go to Columbia. | ||
You need Bill Nye to tell you that it's going on. | ||
You need Anthony Fauci to tell you it's going on. | ||
The vaccine may not appear to be safe or effective, but the media reassures you that it is. | ||
And you can't question it. | ||
unidentified
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You can't discern. | |
You're a sucker. | ||
You don't have a degree. | ||
unidentified
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You didn't go to Columbia. | |
You didn't learn under Jew Goldstein about why white people are evil, Jesus Christ wasn't real, and all the scientific information you need to know that vaccines are totally safe and effective. | ||
So shut the fuck up and log on to Facebook and read your curated timeline, which algorithm was designed by Mark Zuckerbergstein Goldman. | ||
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Right? | |
And just do what the government says. | ||
Pay your taxes. | ||
Give up your land. | ||
Give up your property. | ||
unidentified
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Stop taking hot showers. | |
Stop eating meat. | ||
Stop having kids. | ||
Take public transportation. | ||
unidentified
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Live in a massive city where you're under surveillance all the time. | |
Download the latest software patch on your iPhone that has surveillance technology in it. | ||
And you can't resist it because it reminds you every freaking day. | ||
unidentified
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That's what they want. | |
Total slavery. | ||
Total global slavery under the rule of these technocrats. | ||
They came from the university. | ||
That's what it's all about. | ||
Good evening, everybody. everybody. | ||
You are watching America First with Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
Live Monday through Friday at 9 p.m. | ||
Eastern. | ||
9 p.m. | ||
Eastern. | ||
9 p.m. | ||
Eastern. | ||
9 p.m. | ||
Eastern. | ||
Get me outta here! | ||
Please! | ||
Get out of here. | ||
Oh. | ||
Yo, I put my life on this. | ||
They've been fucking with me too long. | ||
You just get used to getting screwed by the Jewish media. | ||
Y'all done poked the bear too fucking long. | ||
When I wore the White Lives Matter tee, I had four SoFi Stadium shows. | ||
They canceled my shows. | ||
Kanye says things are true. | ||
Jews call it anti-semitic. | ||
Jews attack him. | ||
Kanye says, you people that are attacking me can't control me. | ||
That response also called anti-semitic by Jews. | ||
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It was a Jewish doctor. | |
The Jews control, through their mafia, gangster, cry-bully tactics, the top musicians, the top athletes, the top comedians and entertainers. | ||
And not just that, but through their control of large corporations, also control the media. | ||
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There is a choice that needs to be made here. | |
Jewish media. | ||
George Soros, come and meet with me directly. | ||
There is a choice that needs to be made here. | ||
Whose side are you on? | ||
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The red are the executives that are Jewish. | |
If you hate Jesus, you have a problem with Christians. | ||
Oh, I'm anti-semitic? | ||
Yeah, whatever. | ||
If you hate Jesus, your opinion doesn't matter to me. | ||
unidentified
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I'm not afraid of y'all no more. | |
Y'all dealing with a different kind of animal here. | ||
I told y'all I was the leader. | ||
I told y'all I'm gonna free my people. | ||
Call me whatever you want. | ||
Do you believe in God? | ||
Oh, okay. | ||
Yeah, I piss on your towel. | ||
You think I'm anti-semitic? | ||
You think I care what an antichrist believes? | ||
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Not nice to the meeters. | |
Feeling sorry for my mama limb. | ||
Survivor's girl really get old. | ||
Whole gang in the end zone. | ||
Not nice to the meeters. | ||
Heaven's gate when I get home. | ||
Colored palace looking Pantone. | ||
About to turn into a phantom. | ||
Camera's off, get to flippin' light. | ||
She ain't happy with the other guy. | ||
Had an argument the other night. | ||
I ain't even get to apologize. | ||
While I'm in the meetings looking disguised. | ||
I'ma show face till I get tired. | ||
Don't care about advance size. | ||
Looking at you through a fish eye. | ||
I'm never nice to the meeters. | ||
I'm tired, I'm tired, I'm tired, I'm tired, I'm tired, yeah. | ||
We here, can't deny that we here. | ||
We here. | ||
And so, knees down for my man. | ||
That's some, that's a piece to my man. | ||
And so that the piece for the 10. | ||
On the thump, everything that we planned. | ||
Honcho, I shit it big. | ||
You did it, kid. | ||
You did it, kid. | ||
Like a n***a, take a potty train. | ||
Hourglass, hard body cane. | ||
Chop them down with the weather now. | ||
Know what I'm saying? | ||
I'm telling you. | ||
Pushing Pete, feel better than me? | ||
Trying with a felony. | ||
See the jealousy? | ||
The struggle made me a better me. | ||
Why you talking? | ||
Is she paying me? | ||
Let me get me a coat of candy. | ||
If I f*** her, she gon' have the baby on the plan A and the plan B. | ||
Caught a million to the 90s. | ||
I'm the head of the family. | ||
My mama had to cry for this. | ||
My gang had to slide for this. | ||
Mr. P had to die for this. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
Who they waiting on? | ||
That's Pablo. | ||
Take my heart, run. | ||
Just don't go numb. | ||
Just don't go dumb. | ||
Who they waiting on? | ||
That's Pablo Take my heart run Just don't go numb Just don't go dumb Let's have some fun Pull out your tongue What you waiting on? | ||
Who they waiting on? | ||
That's Pablo Take my heart run Just don't go numb. | ||
Just don't break none. | ||
It's just that one. | ||
Pull out your tongue. | ||
What you waitin' on? | ||
Who they waitin' on? | ||
That's Pablo. | ||
All them brusque office bosses blind. | ||
I'm from the state that love is blind, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, shy, You ain't. | ||
M&M. | ||
You ain't. | ||
Throwing up like who ain't. | ||
Throwing up. | ||
Who ain't. | ||
Throwing up. | ||
You can't. | ||
Banana. | ||
You ain't. | ||
Who they waiting on? | ||
That's Pablo. | ||
Take my heart run. | ||
Just don't go numb. | ||
Just don't go dumb. | ||
Let's have some fun. | ||
Pull out your tongue. | ||
Who they waiting on? | ||
That's Pablo. | ||
Take my heart run. | ||
Just don't go numb. | ||
Just don't go dumb. | ||
Let's have some fun. | ||
Pull out your tongue. | ||
Who they waiting on? | ||
That's Pablo! | ||
Moments in the blitz, turn into your ashtray. | ||
You can have a bad day. | ||
Roll with a stick, three thousand shots. | ||
Andre. | ||
Top of the world, get starstruck. | ||
I just be all up. | ||
Cut my nerves, hang with Knuckles. | ||
Shoot like Vado. | ||
Build to the loft, I can go golf. | ||
Tryin' out New York, should do it with an arch. | ||
Rip my jaw and dribble my cloth. | ||
Pop a mustache plane and I'm with my dog right around. | ||
Who they waiting on? | ||
That's Pablo. | ||
Have you ever got yourself in a position or in a place that when you thought that you had arrived just to get back where you started and find out that everything is gone? | ||
Thank you. | ||
The joy that you used to have is gone. | ||
The peace that you used to have is gone. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
Everything that you used to have is gone. | ||
And it was the things that was dear to you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
We got to get away. | ||
I'm out. | ||
When Larry Jackson called, it looked like a thug. | ||
Middle name Mandela. | ||
Me and Mama sold dope together. | ||
I can't hear you, Helen Keller. | ||
Since 15, now I've been a felon. | ||
I feel like I'm about to spread the message. | ||
Exhale, a cappella. | ||
I'm still throwing my diamond up. | ||
I'm still repping my cappella. | ||
Me and Fame in the studio, diamond up. | ||
Me and Biggs in the studio, time is up. | ||
And I bet they fill them way. | ||
13,000 niggas don't know where to stay, where to stay, where to stay, where to stay. | ||
Wake it up, I see the light. | ||
Wake it up, I see the light. | ||
I bitch up and it's alright. | ||
I been up and it's all right. | ||
Wake it up, I see the light. | ||
Wake it up, I see the light. | ||
I bitch up and it's alright. | ||
I been up and it's all right. | ||
Like a chick that call you to borrow. | ||
Like a chick that call you to borrow. | ||
500 in time, she gon' pay you back tomorrow. | ||
500 times, she gonna pay you back tomorrow. | ||
Being left with a scammer with a Gucci hat from Marshall. | ||
Being left with a scammer with a Gucci hat from Marshall. | ||
Slept with them, they woke up, saw his watch was fossil. | ||
Slept with them, they woke up. | ||
Stars watch was fossil. | ||
Everybody wear costume. | ||
Everybody wear costume, spray a little extra perfume. | ||
Spray a little extra perfume. | ||
Yeezys in the stock room, that's the name, make the stock boom. | ||
Yeezys in the stock room. | ||
That's the name, make the stock boom. | ||
Hit the club with at least 10, you want a 500, that's the cheapest. | ||
Hit the club with at least 10. | ||
You want a 500, that's the cheapest. | ||
I promise, playboy, we get the tape out for the weekend. | ||
It's over. | ||
Too famous to sneak in. | ||
Wolverine and a shoe skin. | ||
I be going off the deep end. | ||
We here for a reason. | ||
Boy, we got more to do. | ||
You taste it like, yo, I'm like, yo, I've been avoiding you. | ||
Yeah, Jesus gang, you correct. | ||
You always asking for Buddha. | ||
You a Buddha pastor. | ||
Hey, if they don't pay, this call to DJ. | ||
This verse is shut down the freeway. | ||
Born in the air, you can't impeach. | ||
The case so brief, don't bring your briefcase. | ||
I'm on the BK, BK. | ||
I'm on the BK. | ||
up I see the light. | ||
I've been tough and it's alright. | ||
Wake it up I see the light. | ||
I've been tough and it's alright. | ||
Be vigilant because your adversary, the devil, a roaring lion, walketh about seeking whom he may be. walketh about seeking whom he may be. | ||
Be on the side you have. | ||
Be vigilant. | ||
So to every rhino, every lying journalist, every lying journalist, every carjacker, gangbanger, illegal | ||
immigrant, every OnlyFans whore, every illegal immigrant, every OnlyFans whore, every mobbed up politician and pundit on the payroll of some Middle Eastern country, to the people that have looted our wealth, addicted our youth to drugs, thrown open our borders to invaders addicted our youth to drugs, thrown open our borders to invaders from all to the corrupt that have sold out our country and our people. | ||
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We are coming for you. | |
Your days in power are numbered. | ||
You think you can replace us? | ||
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You're wrong. | |
We will replace you. | ||
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It's my responsibility to tell the truth, Somebody has to. | |
There are consequences for it. | ||
And somebody has to lay down their life in a certain sense. | ||
Somebody has to take... The shots are coming. | ||
If you want to have a truth-based society, people gotta start telling the truth. | ||
The first guy that stands up and says, I'll dissent, gets shot in the face. | ||
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All these people that y'all listening to out here, I'm gonna tell y'all, they're getting their checks cut. | |
I need y'all to really respect what I'm doing. | ||
The stuff that I'm doing and I'm saying online. | ||
And love the fact, look, I got money. | ||
I got my songs. | ||
I could go off and just go to, you know, Hawaii and live a nice life. | ||
That means that God has called me to sacrifice all of that in order to bring the truth. | ||
That's what I'm saying. | ||
They don't cut my check. | ||
You listen to people that's getting their check cut by Jewish media. | ||
George Soros, come and meet with me directly. | ||
I told you, you ain't gonna send none of these people that you usually send. | ||
Charlamagne, we know all the names. | ||
But without the people that are willing to go out there and be the one guy saying it, the most unpopular, lied about, slandered, pay a price, You know, it's never going to get to that next level. | ||
And people look at the consequence and they say, well, we need to avoid that. | ||
No, we need to go through it. | ||
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Right now, the thought police have us crawling. | |
We have stopped evolving. | ||
We have to fight for free thought to see how we feel and act upon that. | ||
You know, and eventually the hope is that the very delicate edifice of lies begins to crumble and it's like it's like dominoes it's like a cresting wave | ||
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did it we did it i said find louis bags at the virgin pad i I stopped buying Louis bags at the Virgil Pass. | ||
I stopped buying Louis bags at the Virgil Pass. | ||
I'm in the Louis store with a Gucci mask. | ||
We ain't doing business, there won't be no business. | ||
I'm not gonna lie, I couldn't move. | ||
Couldn't even if I wanted to. | ||
Couldn't scare me if it haunted you. | ||
I'ma do what I wanna do. | ||
What you look like in a Nasty Louie bag? | ||
What you look like in a Nessie Louis bag? | ||
We stopped buying Louis bags at the Virgil Pass. | ||
I stopped buying Louis bags at the Virgil Pass. | ||
What you look like in a Nessie Louis bag? | ||
We stopped buying Louis bags at the Virgil Pass. | ||
I stopped buying Louis bags at the Virgil Pass. | ||
I stopped buying Louis bags at the Virgil Pass. | ||
But you look like in a Nessie Louis bag. | ||
We stopped buying Louie bags at the Virgil Pass. | ||
We did it. | ||
We did it too. | ||
I'm my little cousin's favorite cousin. | ||
I gave him all my number and my phone ain't stop buzzin'. | ||
They listen to my songs and say their parents hate to cussin'. | ||
They ask if I was nervous on TV or if I wasn't. | ||
They ask me if it's true that I don't go to church. | ||
My daddy said you don't, well then I guess you know. | ||
I've been thinking about going though, I might let you know. | ||
One day I'll bring you to my concert if they let you go. | ||
Pumping gas along the Texaco, hoping I don't get approached. | ||
Don't know if it's clear until I check the coast. | ||
All these rappers dying, I don't wanna be one that's next to go. | ||
Paranoia ticking in my head just like a metronome. | ||
I can't walk around like Jack, the word is spectacles. | ||
I shook the hands, took the pictures, made myself accessible. | ||
Threw the party, showed love, kept that heart respectable. | ||
Tried to give you something you ain't had before, but... | ||
It's all over. | ||
They got the drop on my life. | ||
It's all over. | ||
All this pressure on me. | ||
They wish I'd fall over. | ||
Too bad I'm a winner like fall over. | ||
I dropped. | ||
Heat in February. | ||
Cocky tweets in February. | ||
All-star weekend with the court side seats in February. | ||
I'm the champ. | ||
You come second like the E in February. | ||
All that humble shit was fake. | ||
Now can we keep it legendary, please? | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
Jocker's laying inside the bush, yeah. | ||
Dope C, gold sun, yeah. | ||
These gold niggas all deserve it, yeah. | ||
A gang bought purses, yeah. | ||
I did it all for one purse, yeah. | ||
I'm sippin' syrup inside the bird, yeah. | ||
I'm leavin' my mark on the earth, yeah. | ||
Takin' my drugs and dosin', yeah. | ||
My bitch bout to pass, yeah. | ||
Came from the mud, yeah. | ||
First put the hood on the jet, yeah. | ||
First put the hood on Miley, yeah. | ||
Then we put the hood on X. | ||
What the **** I say? | ||
I not a screw in my band. | ||
Trapping in Atlanta. | ||
All three, four, five phantoms. | ||
Drawed those murders in the scammers. | ||
Crack it out, break for your mama. | ||
47 racks on sandals. | ||
Red beer, meek on camera. | ||
Polter walk down in the fountain. | ||
Walking down on camera. | ||
Ski man, cover my face up. | ||
Score while they change the antenna. | ||
Sure real, real what you made of. | ||
Hit him in the top right now. | ||
Tracking on walk right now. | ||
Catching my clock right now. | ||
Morning on my side right now. | ||
You give me my right now. | ||
Took finesse on the road out of town. | ||
Drank a paint up and sprung out a pound. | ||
Selling dope at grandma's house. | ||
Puzzle jewels at grandma's house. | ||
Cut sixteen, heard a lot of ounce. | ||
Bought a fire and could barely pronounce it. | ||
One chain and the cops by the house. | ||
Got a model, give a five to a bounce. | ||
Go some eight on the goods to Ferrari. | ||
Hit this new lick, I'm snatching Bugatti. | ||
Sipping all out, the drink is inside it. | ||
Get paid to the top. | ||
Got poppy. | ||
Once you finish loading up, then you cocky. | ||
If these bitches out of France got me cocky. | ||
Rappers take off with the lingo and chop it. | ||
Make me crush up the scene with no problem. | ||
Trying to be, don't try to regret it. | ||
Next thing you know about Uber. | ||
Hopped at the Uber. | ||
Next thing you know about Uber. | ||
Don't come up with rumors. | ||
Don't add me nothing you can do. | ||
Do I look happy? | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
Coming in like that, where you get from? | ||
Coming in like that, where you get from? | ||
Hat just hopped off at the Uber. | ||
Next week, Don't add me a party by Uber. | ||
Don't want to come at me, son, with a rumor. | ||
Matter of fact, I ain't mean nothing you can Google. | ||
Riding up a million being frugal. | ||
At your mama house eating noodles. | ||
And we all want to be happy. | ||
Do I look happy? | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
I done done stomped in the center with a tinted. | ||
It don't stop, I don't stop, I ain't finished. | ||
So I had not gon' stop, get ready. | ||
I don't thong, bon' song, when it in it. | ||
Run it, but it's done, but I'm in it. | ||
Tinted, squinted, finit. | ||
Don't don't finish, minute. | ||
Don't I'm thinning, finit, finit. | ||
Phone up, I'ma let you finish. | ||
Rock, don't thong, one minute. | ||
I got one, so I don't count too many. | ||
Too much time, but I don't see any. | ||
I want thong, bon' thong, let it in with me. | ||
Thong, thong, come and get me. | ||
Don't like selling, it's a ditty. | ||
Phone thong, none of the nitty. | ||
Cocaine, how's round the ditty. | ||
Phone play howling like a mini. | ||
Tongue night time like Jenny. | ||
Thong, my, my, my, my, minnie. | ||
Thong, my, my, my, my, minnie. | ||
Thong, thong, I'm on a nitty. | ||
Thong, I'm on a nitty. | ||
Thong, I'm on a nitty. | ||
And we're gonna get me. | ||
And we all wanna be happy. | ||
Do I look happy? | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
And we all... | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
And we all... | ||
Every time someone is a movie. | ||
Polly get a job, actin' Louie. | ||
Polly got it now, actin' foolie. | ||
Some phone actin' unruly. | ||
Pass out, wake up with an IV. | ||
IV. | ||
Told my jeweler I'm too famous for the chain. | ||
Told my scholars I'm too famous for names. | ||
Told my jeweler I'm too famous for chains. | ||
Don't empty me, I'm too famous for the fame. | ||
Man, we ain't playin' no games. | ||
Mortal Kombat and I'll finish you. | ||
Wanna throw me in the Institute? | ||
All you can do is salute. | ||
And we all wanna be happy. | ||
Do I look happy? | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
Do I look happy? | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
Do I look happy? | ||
And we all do. | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
Do I look happy to you? | ||
I married the best rapper of all time. | ||
Thank you. - Not only that, he's the richest black man in America. | ||
a talented, legit genius who gave me four incredible kids. - Let me not. legit genius who gave me four incredible kids. - Let Let me not. | ||
Let me not. | ||
I better not. | ||
It'd be best if I stop. | ||
Let me not. | ||
Go apes. | ||
Fool, babe, I was down on it. | ||
Yeah, I was down on escape. | ||
I was down, ain't no escape. | ||
There's no escape. | ||
Looping on my tongue, had to escape. | ||
Can't push. | ||
We just said goodbye, but it's straight. | ||
I fuck with her vibe, that's okay. | ||
Got me hypnotized in the daze. | ||
Protect my mind. | ||
Protecting what's mine Welcome to the sci-fi Make a choice, Oxygen or Wi-Fi. | ||
Welcome to the Sci-Fi. | ||
Make a choice, oxygen or Wi-Fi. | ||
When you lay down and I gave you the scene, man, I swear I heard God, the voice of Morgan Freeman. | ||
Baby, bye-bye, baby, baby, bye-bye. | ||
Baby, bye-bye, baby, baby, bye-bye. | ||
Baby, bye-bye. | ||
I'm just going to remove myself from the situation before I lose myself. | ||
From the situation before I lose my health. | ||
I can control you but I can prove myself. | ||
Welcome to the sci-fi. | ||
Welcome to the sci-fi. Make a choice. Oxygen and Wi-Fi. | ||
Welcome to the sci-fi. Make a choice already. | ||
Oxygen and Wi-Fi. | ||
Music. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
it's speaking to your gut, it's speaking to your heart and your soul and your mind. | ||
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From this day forward, it's going to be only America's birth, America's birth. | |
And we're bringing humanity back. | ||
We're making humanity cool again. | ||
This is the human beings thing. | ||
We're explicit, we're real, we're overt. | ||
We scream and we yell. | ||
It's America first, bitch. | ||
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No jannies, no mods, no admins. | |
We can say anything we want on this show. | ||
Independent, free thinking, human beings. | ||
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That's what we are. | |
People can feel that. | ||
People can feel that in their bones. | ||
People are like, you know what? | ||
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Fuck yeah. | |
Alone, alone, alone. | ||
Alone, alone, alone, | ||
alone. alone. Alone, | ||
alone. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
I gotta put me first! | ||
I gotta put me first, Lucy! | ||
I understand that and I promise you. | ||
Selfish, I just want you all to my own. | ||
These pieces won't leave me alone. | ||
Damaged by the fact I'm alone. | ||
I put me first. | ||
I put me first, Lucienne. | ||
What was it worth? | ||
What was it worth in the end? | ||
It was just a purse. | ||
It was just a purse. | ||
Then again, I never seen a purse. | ||
Get took his purse and it was this. | ||
Don't make it worse. | ||
Don't make it worse than what it is. | ||
I spent the church. | ||
I spent the church on the bench. | ||
I lost my shirt. | ||
At least now we playin' shirts and skins. | ||
Shift to reverse, and then you skirt off again. | ||
Lil' Whiskey, treat me like D, President. | ||
Don't look at me, like I need medicine. | ||
Don't care what you heard. | ||
Don't care what you heard, CNN. | ||
Even friends, gotta E and D at the end. | ||
Selfish, I just want you all to my own. | ||
These pieces won't leave me alone Damaged by the fact I'm alone Selfish, I just want you all to my own These pieces won't leave me alone Damaged by the fact I'm alone Just gonna make sure I'm right | ||
Get it first line, let it ticker Jimmy Miller brand, then I ticker. | ||
Made it at the end, yeah. | ||
Long time. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
I got you. | ||
Mm, more than drillers. | ||
Piles, hundred pounds, shippin' pounds if I miss you. | ||
Lemon on the amp and your mouth is the issue. | ||
Yeah. | ||
What up? | ||
Yeah. | ||
What up? | ||
Yeah. | ||
When I was tired of the whole thing. | ||
I'm cooking up that party. | ||
I knew my dad was shit with that time. | ||
Me, I'm afraid I'm a... I don't know. | ||
I'm cooking up that ball time. | ||
I scrape out the paint. | ||
One day I was tired of the portal whole paint. | ||
Woke up in the sky saying money from the bank. | ||
Woke up in the sky saying money from the bank. | ||
I took it out to plastic. | ||
A ticket wrapped in plastic and 750 things. | ||
It's definitely me. | ||
Cut off the dog with the 39 times. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Don't drop that day like I got 99 lives. | ||
Blood on my mind, see the blood in my eyes. | ||
Like Ferrari, buy them two at a time. | ||
Every time I fuck you, you gotta tell me it's mine. | ||
Sending again, I've been winning again. | ||
Play done got shot, you been spinning again. | ||
Round with the five, bitch ain't never gonna see it. | ||
Walking with the dead when the head is a must. | ||
Dog in my flesh say it's running my car. | ||
Roll gold like a band-aid over my cut. | ||
Tailor them plush and co-workers. | ||
I just broke mason, the faves of the gang. | ||
They had the main in the main room, man. | ||
I got the main ones, the fan of them men. | ||
I hold the man up, I'm planning them clean. | ||
Came up by the time, took the home of the drillers. | ||
Got a home, a property home, one of the thunners. | ||
Cause I miss you. | ||
Bumbles on the blinds in your mouth. | ||
It's the issue. | ||
If I run for 24, I feel my spouse gonna be with me. | ||
Son up on the top, on the side, won't be in me. | ||
Got an alarm to die, I want to die, I want to tip me. | ||
Last time in town, you seen where they sit me. | ||
Last time in town, number 10, where they met me. | ||
None up on the side, none up time for the pain. | ||
Lambert's on the time, I want to die, I want to win. | ||
I don't need the fun and I don't need it for the many. | ||
Band or count money with a Mac. | ||
Seen too much violence, done seen too much death. | ||
Bodies on bodies, got a gang full of them. | ||
Raised by gangsters, prostitutes and pimps. | ||
Visit my grandmother in prison on Sunday. | ||
Talking third person, won't admit it if I done it. | ||
Money like sage in my house keep it burning. | ||
Burning from the house. | ||
Money like sage in my house keep it burning. | ||
Burning from the house. | ||
Money like sage in my house keep it burning. | ||
Burning from the house. - Burn in the house! | ||
Oh! | ||
Eh? | ||
Hey. | ||
Hey. | ||
Hmm. | ||
Huh? | ||
One adult happy meal, please. | ||
C-c-c-coming right up. | ||
Oh, that'll be 10-cinnoment. | ||
I'll catch on it. I'll catch on | ||
it. I'll catch | ||
on it. I'll catch on it. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Good. | ||
Wood floors in the new apartment. | ||
Cool tour from the store's department. | ||
You more like love to start shit. | ||
I'm more of the trips to Florida. | ||
Ordered the hors d'oeuvres, views of the water. | ||
Straight from a page of your favorite author. | ||
Man, the weather's so breezy. | ||
Man, why can't life always get as easy? | ||
She in the mirror, dancing so sleazy. | ||
I get a call like, where are you, Yeezy? | ||
Where are you, DZ? | ||
And try to eat you with the old YP Till I got flashed by the Paparazzi Man, these niggas got me I hate these niggas more than I do That's all I know you love to show all And I never thought that you would take it this far What do I know? | ||
All I know you love is show all. | ||
And I never thought that you would take it this far. | ||
What do I know? | ||
Flash. | ||
Flash, fly, fly What do I know? | ||
Fly. | ||
Fly. | ||
I know. | ||
Flash. | ||
Flash, fly, fly, fly I hate these niggas more than I saw. | ||
Oh, I know. | ||
I know it's been a while, sweetheart. | ||
We hardly talk. | ||
I was one of my things. | ||
I know it was bad, baby. | ||
Hey, baby. | ||
Late, late. | ||
You've been on. | ||
I know it was bad. | ||
It was bad. | ||
No one ever saw me cry Until I left the party the other night Do you remember all the things that you said to me, that came out of his mouth automatically? | ||
But I'm too used to saying, I'm fine. | ||
Now something that you did to hurt me last It comes to me This time One day I just wanna hear you say I like you What's up in you? | ||
Ah What's up in you? | ||
What's up in you? | ||
Ah What's up in you? | ||
Wish I could go back Cause I am beside you on the bed I like you Pick it up I like you thinking about every bad mistake I'm like I like you It's not me so easy to say I'm fine Now something that you did to hurt me last It comes to me This time This time One day I just wanna hear you say I like you What's up in you? | ||
Hey What's up in you? | ||
Thank you. | ||
Shouldn't be this complicated I thought I'd die in your arms, I thought I'd die in yours. | ||
True love, shouldn't be this complicated. | ||
I thought I'd die in your arms, I thought I'd die in yours. | ||
No hard feelings, but these feelings harder. | ||
When I think about it, my eyes fill up with water. | ||
Don't have our daughters. | ||
Butterfly, why they lava? | ||
Wait, when you see the kids, I see y'all tomorrow. | ||
Wait, when the sun set, I see y'all tomorrow. | ||
Wait, when I pick them up, I feel like they borrowed. | ||
When I got a return, I'm scanning them like a barcode. | ||
Wait, no hard feelings, but these feelings hard though. | ||
Wait, who got the kids in those what autos? | ||
Those what autos? | ||
Wait, why they can't wear Yeezys with the cargos? | ||
Wait, why they can't wear Yeezys with the cargos? | ||
Down them like you don't like me. | ||
Y'all know Nike don't like me, I'll take it too far though. | ||
I'll take it too far, though. | ||
At least have them in some mics. | ||
At least have them in some mics, he played for Chicago. | ||
He played for Chicago. | ||
I only see three kids who watch in Chicago. | ||
I only see three kids who watch in Chicago. | ||
And you know all the nannies that Danny Nebraska. | ||
And you know all the nannies that Danny Nebraska go. | ||
Bet the kids dig a tunnel to my house like chopper. | ||
Bet the kids dick a tunnel to my house like choppo. | ||
Only neighbor in the hood with a door they could knock on. | ||
Only neighbor in the hood with a door they can knock on. | ||
I'll leave the light on. | ||
I'll leave the light on. | ||
It's true love. | ||
Daddy's not gone. | ||
Daddy's not gone. | ||
It shouldn't be this complicated. | ||
It shouldn't be this complicated. | ||
You see the light on. | ||
But I die in your arms. | ||
It's true love. | ||
Daddy's not gone. | ||
It shouldn't be this complicated. | ||
But I die in your arms. | ||
But I die in your arms. | ||
Oh, oh, oh, oh. | ||
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. | ||
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. oh. | ||
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. | ||
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, we have another city here. we have another city here. | ||
No, you can't be on my mama album. | ||
No, you can't be on my mama album. | ||
Pops home, I ain't getting frisked. | ||
I put your security at risk. | ||
Pops home, I ain't getting frisked. | ||
I put your security at risk. | ||
I put the security at risk. | ||
Okay, we gonna make this an event. | ||
Y'all gon' need security for this. | ||
I ain't gettin' frisked. | ||
I put your security at risk. | ||
I walk in the crib, no gettin' frisked. | ||
Butt naked in the kitchen cookin' grits. | ||
Tell your mama come give me a kiss. | ||
Security, gon' need security for this. | ||
I ain't gettin' frisked. | ||
I put your security at risk. | ||
I ain't getting frisked. | ||
Don't put the security at risk. | ||
Never take the family picture off the fridge. | ||
Never stand between a man and his kids. | ||
Y'all ain't got enough security for this. | ||
Y'all ain't got enough security for this. | ||
I put your security at risk. | ||
I make your security a quick. | ||
Like, we don't get paid enough for this. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. - You shut up. | ||
Industry plant. | ||
Paltown, Paltown. | ||
That's all you ever talk about. | ||
That's all you ever talk about is Paltown. | ||
Paltown, Paltown. | ||
I've heard enough about Paltown out of you, you bitch! | ||
Industry plant, you bitch! | ||
We have the same birthday. | ||
You told me I was the one. | ||
You told me I was the only one. | ||
You told me not to worry about Paul Town when you were hanging out. | ||
You told me not to worry about Paul Town when you watched his content pitch in videos. | ||
You told me not to worry about Paul Town when you visited him in jail. | ||
Don't distract from our mission. | ||
It's not a joke what we do up here. | ||
This music that we do is not a joke. | ||
What we do culturally is not a joke. | ||
When I was at an all-black school and people used to pick on a white girl at the school, that was not a joke. | ||
You're going to have to take my life. | ||
And if you take my life, there's gonna be some college kid, some young Ye, some young Pac, that's gonna even go harder. | ||
It's gonna, y'all thought George Floyd was gonna send it up. | ||
If you took my life right now, you're going to see something you never saw. | ||
You just get used to getting screwed by the Jewish media. | ||
And I'm saying, y'all don't poke the bear too fucking long. | ||
You're appealing to that mysterious X, the human element, the breath of God that makes us human. | ||
To the corrupt that have sold out our country and our people. | ||
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Your days in power are numbered. | |
You think you can replace us? | ||
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You're wrong. | |
We will replace you. | ||
We will replace you. | ||
You want to know the secret? | ||
Uh, to borrow a phrase from a friend of mine, our secret sauce here is these young, white men. | ||
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Listen to a cure, listen to a cure, listen to a cure and then a cry. | |
All right. | ||
Let me see. | ||
Am I live? | ||
We don't have our title screen yet, so you're gonna have to bear with me. | ||
Let me just double check and make sure. | ||
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Okay. | |
Let me just make sure I'm live, then I'll start my intro. | ||
You're going to have to bear with me. | ||
Let me just double check and make sure. | ||
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Okay. | |
Let me just make sure I'm live, then I'll start my intro. | ||
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Okay, alright. | |
All right. | ||
We're live. | ||
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Okay. | |
Good evening, everybody. | ||
You're watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Friday. | ||
We have a lot to talk about tonight. | ||
Lots to get into. | ||
Big show. | ||
And I have to tell you, I'm a little bit discombobulated. | ||
I'm in a new studio. | ||
I'm not home. | ||
I'm not in my studio. | ||
I'm in somebody else's studio. | ||
We're here in the Ye Studio here in Los Angeles, so it's a little bit not used to it, but that's okay. | ||
I'm gonna see if I can get something set up so it feels a little bit more comfortable, but like, for example, we need our lobby music, we need our intro music, but I'm here doing a show. | ||
I'm back. | ||
I know I said last week that it was gonna be my last show for a while. | ||
But I talked with Ye about it and we both decided it would be great to keep doing the show and keep people involved and let everybody know what's going on. | ||
So I think I'll be doing a show at least once a week. | ||
And I don't know if it'll be every Friday, but I'll be doing at least one show a week from now on, probably from here. | ||
So, we'll see how that goes. | ||
But I'm back tonight, and of course there's a lot to talk about, our featured stories about InfoWars. | ||
I want to get into everything that went on yesterday. | ||
That was actually just like one out of two big things that happened yesterday. | ||
I, of course, joined Ye and Ali Alexander on the Alex Jones Show on InfoWars. | ||
Uh, which was, I think, the biggest show that InfoWars has ever done, and we were number one trending on Twitter, and obviously some things were said, everybody saw it, which, you know, I'm a huge fan of, but it was pretty controversial, not everybody, not everybody liked it, but I think a lot of people liked it. | ||
So we'll get into all that, we'll talk about InfoWars, I also want to talk tonight about the Twitter ban, which then happened later the same night. | ||
So, first, we were on InfoWars for three hours talking about Hitler and Nazis, as well as a lot of other things, too. | ||
And then, the same night, Ye got permanently suspended on Twitter after he tweeted a picture of a swastika. | ||
Inside of A Star of David. | ||
And honestly, we all knew that one was coming. | ||
Okay, I mean, we all knew that was coming. | ||
We all saw that one on the horizon. | ||
It was only a matter of time. | ||
And I think the Twitter ban was also just a matter of time. | ||
So we'll get into both of those things. | ||
Should be a pretty good show. | ||
I'm gonna have to double check and make sure that we're okay here. | ||
I don't have my two monitors like I usually do, so I can't really look at my notes in my live chat. | ||
I'm just looking at myself. | ||
Which I'm not used to in the you know, we're gonna have to work on the lighting a little bit We're gonna have to work on the sound I'm a little bit like yay. | ||
I kind of feel like him, you know the past couple weeks. | ||
I've been working with him and I And we're working on a lot of things. | ||
We're very busy. | ||
So I see him get a little bit impatient from time to time. | ||
And for once, I'm not the one doing that. | ||
But now that I'm doing my show, I'm kind of like, OK, what's going on with the lighting? | ||
What's going on with the sound? | ||
Why is the camera too low? | ||
So I'm going to have to... We're going to have to adjust it a little bit, because I'm not... But how do I look? | ||
Let me see in the live chat. | ||
What do you think? | ||
Does it look good? | ||
How's the camera? | ||
How's the sound? | ||
Let me know what you think. | ||
Also, if there are any bandwidth issues, try and watch the show on Rumble. | ||
We're still upgrading the website. | ||
We're just not used to this level of traffic. | ||
We have like almost double the traffic that we normally do lately on the show, ever since all this stuff has been going on. | ||
So we're sort of transitioning, and I know that's not ideal. | ||
So if you have any bandwidth problems, go on Rumble and watch the stream there. | ||
Okay? | ||
We did fix it so the site is not going to crash. | ||
If there's too many people watching, the site is not going to go down. | ||
But we are limited with our bandwidth still. | ||
It takes time to upgrade the infrastructure. | ||
So if you have any issues, if the stream's not coming in super clear, just check us out on Rumble. | ||
And subscribe there. | ||
So before we get into all the news, just as always, remember to follow me here on Cozy, smash the follow button to get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
Normally, I do a show every weekday at the same time. | ||
Usually I'm live every night at 9 o'clock sharp, but now I'd sort of all over the place. | ||
You have to follow me here and make a Telegram account so you can get notified. | ||
If you have a Telegram on your phone and you subscribe to this channel, you'll get a push notification. | ||
So then you know when I'm going live. | ||
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Smash the follow button. | ||
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True Social. | ||
Links are down below. | ||
I was going to say follow me on Parler. | ||
I don't want to use Parler anymore. | ||
They terminated the deal with Ye, so we can stop pretending to like it. | ||
I hate Parler. | ||
I've always hated Parler. | ||
And for people who watch the show, you know, I've hated Parler literally the day it was born. | ||
Like I'm against abortion, but I would have aborted Parler. | ||
Because, he goes laughing. | ||
Because day one, Ali actually invited me to the Parler launch party like two or three years ago. | ||
It was at the Trump Hotel in DC. | ||
And so I went there, and it was a totally lame party, okay? | ||
Kyle Kashuv was there. | ||
And so I saw him there, and I was like, this party sucks. | ||
I want to leave. | ||
Like, I don't even want to be in the same room as this guy. | ||
And so I'm about to leave the party, and John Matz, I think is his name, who runs Parler, he comes up to me and says like, I'm kicking you out. | ||
I'm like, you can't kick me out. | ||
I'm leaving. | ||
This party sucks anyway. | ||
You think you can kick me out of your party? | ||
I don't even want to be at your party! | ||
This party sucks! | ||
So ever since that day, I have hated Parlor, and I kind of had to pretend to like it when I heard that Ye was going to buy it. | ||
I was posting all this stuff about the Talmud and about the Jews and everything. | ||
But the site sucks. | ||
There's no traffic. | ||
It's been dead for like two years. | ||
Yeah, yeah, about two years now, ever since the 6th. | ||
So don't follow me on Gab, TruSocial, Telegram. | ||
Do not follow me on Parler. | ||
Don't follow me on Parler. | ||
Delete Parler. | ||
Delete your account. | ||
The site sucks. | ||
And they actually tried to embarrass Ye after InfoWars. | ||
That deal was basically dead for a couple of weeks. | ||
But they decided to announce to everybody after InfoWars, oh, by the way, we canceled the deal. | ||
So that was their way of piling on. | ||
That was their way of kicking a man while he's up, while it's up. | ||
Kicking a man while it's up, as opposed to while he's down, because he's not down, it's up. | ||
So that was cringe. | ||
So we're off parlor now. | ||
It's just Gab. | ||
Get on Gab. | ||
Get on Telegram. | ||
Get on TruSocial. | ||
Yay is now on TruSocial. | ||
And we're also working on a joint campaign account as well. | ||
Well, no we're not. | ||
That's not real. | ||
We're working on like a political project on True Social. | ||
Hypothetically, I don't know. | ||
So anyway, let's just scratch that. | ||
Let's sneak, we're going to edit that part out. | ||
We're working on making another account where both Ye and I have access to it. | ||
It may or may not be used for other things in the future. | ||
Follow me on True Social, Gab, Telegram, what else? | ||
Rumble? | ||
Yeah, follow me on Rumble, too. | ||
I don't have the link in my bio, though. | ||
But if you see the link in the live chat, follow me there. | ||
Okay? | ||
Anyway, that was rough. | ||
So we're going to dive in here. | ||
I want to just get into it because there's a lot to discuss. | ||
I kind of want to fly through it because it's like a hundred degrees in here. | ||
I don't know if it's the lighting or if it's just the space, but I'm like melting, and I'm starving. | ||
But there's a lot to talk about. | ||
Obviously, big day yesterday. | ||
It was me, Ye, Ali, Alex Jones, Owen Schroyer on InfoWars. | ||
Did I leave anybody out? | ||
I think that was everybody. | ||
And it was the show that broke the internet. | ||
We were on there for three hours. | ||
I didn't even think we were gonna get to three hours. | ||
We did Tim Pool on Monday, and we were there for 21 minutes. | ||
So... Now, I know Alex Jones is different than Tim Pool, but I... You know, but if you just average it out, it's like we got 21 minutes into a three-hour show on Monday. | ||
I was thinking, I don't know, are we gonna do an hour? | ||
Are we gonna do two hours? | ||
But we did actually a little bit over three hours. | ||
And a lot was said. | ||
And the big headline is, of course, the most provocative stuff. | ||
And I kind of don't like this about the interview. | ||
I thought the interview was like a movie. | ||
It was a great interview. | ||
The whole three hours are totally compelling. | ||
It's funny. | ||
It's informative. | ||
It's interesting. | ||
But the media, of course, is only focusing on the part where he said he loved Hitler. | ||
So what's that all about? | ||
He said other things, too. | ||
All the media wants to focus on is how he kept bringing up the Jewish media and how he said that he's a Nazi and loves Hitler. | ||
They didn't even talk about the fact that he's actually speaking about the other problems going on in the country besides the Jewish media, like water, food, education, shelter, medicine. | ||
So, I don't want to make it come across like that was the only thing that happened, but of course, that's just what the media is focusing on. | ||
And so, I don't really have any notes in front of me. | ||
Like I said, I don't have my monitor, so it's not going to be like usual. | ||
I'm not going to read you an article, but I'm sure you all watched it. | ||
It replayed all day yesterday on the cozy Alex Jones channel. | ||
But everybody's all up in arms. | ||
They want to cancel Ye because he said some things about Hitler. | ||
He said things about the Nazis. | ||
He talked about the Jewish media. | ||
And personally, I'm thrilled that this happened, as you know. | ||
I don't personally consider myself a Nazi, and that's not because it's like a canceled thing. | ||
I don't consider myself a Nazi because I'm not a National Socialist, which is actually a very specific thing. | ||
And everybody that wants to call Ye a Nazi and wants to go right to cancel and they say, well, we're not going to listen to what he has to say because he said those things. | ||
Most people don't even know anything about Hitler or National Socialism or World War II. | ||
So I don't call myself a Nazi not because I'm afraid of labels. | ||
I don't call myself that because I'm not a National Socialist. | ||
I'm an American Nationalist. | ||
I'm a Christian. | ||
Christian Nationalist. | ||
But that being said, the Nazi-Hitler issue, as we all know, is the final frontier. | ||
I was just on WSNICO a minute ago on Rumble and we talked about this. | ||
It's like the final frontier of political correctness. | ||
And the window has been shifting over the past seven years. | ||
It used to be the case that people would get canceled for anything, and people would apologize for anything, and people would get offended over everything. | ||
Of course, Donald Trump came around in 2015, and he changed all of that ever since Donald Trump ran and won. | ||
Now you're able to say a lot more than you used to be able to before. | ||
But this was always the red line. | ||
The red line for both sides, right and left, was always Jews, and then all these derivative issues like Israel, Jewish representation in media, Hollywood, finance, government, and then the Holocaust. | ||
And of course, my career was basically shaped by this dynamic. | ||
This is the taboo which basically frames the entire political conversation. | ||
Almost all of the political dialectic in America in the 21st century is framed by these issues. | ||
And even when they're not explicitly mentioned, they implicitly undergird and sort of found the issues. | ||
And so what do I mean by that? | ||
You can take a look at like literally any issue. | ||
Like abortion. | ||
Where do right-wing people run to on abortion? | ||
We were on Alex Jones the other day. | ||
Even Alex was steering it in this direction. | ||
It's not enough to say abortion is wrong because it's murder, and because it's condemned by the Bible, but all these really clever right-wing people like Dinesh D'Souza and others have to say, well, abortion is wrong because Margaret Sanger founded Planned Parenthood, and Margaret Sanger was an anti-Semite, and she was a Nazi sympathizer, racist, something like that. | ||
And so think about it. | ||
Even on an issue like abortion, which really has nothing to do with the Jews or the Holocaust, as it seems, somehow is still framed by that issue. | ||
It's still framed, it's still bookended by that conversation. | ||
Right-wingers have to run to the right On abortion by saying that being in favor of abortion is like the Nazis. | ||
Or something like immigration. | ||
We can't shut down immigration. | ||
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Why? | |
Because who do you sound like? | ||
If you say that we should reflect on the 1965 Immigration Act, which eliminated the national origins quotas, if you say that we should build a wall and restrict immigration totally, they say you're like Hitler. | ||
They say you're a Nazi. | ||
They say that's racist. | ||
And why is racism totally wrong all the time, everywhere? | ||
Well, because that's like Nazism. | ||
That's like Hitler. | ||
And Hitler did the Holocaust. | ||
And you'll find that there's this, it recurs over and over and over again. | ||
Why can we not have a strong leader? | ||
Because that would be Hitler-like. | ||
Why can we not have nationalism? | ||
Why can we not have national unity? | ||
Because that would be Hitler-like. | ||
Why can we not speak out against anti-white discrimination? | ||
That would be Hitler-like. | ||
Why can we not? | ||
It recurs over and over again. | ||
That the political conversation is restrained and constrained. | ||
By this boogeyman that anything outside of liberal international capitalism is seen as Hitlerism. | ||
So you can go as far to the left as you want. | ||
You can be a straight-up communist. | ||
You could be a satanist. | ||
You could be a radical, queer, Marxist, feminist, whatever. | ||
You could be in favor of post-birth abortion, euthanasia. | ||
You can run as far to the left as you want. | ||
You could go as atheist, godless, leftist as is humanly possible. | ||
But we all know that certain conversations have a hard limit when they begin to approach any resemblance to a 1930s, 1940s political movement and Hitlerism. | ||
Now that's not me defending National Socialism necessarily. | ||
And I say that because National Socialism is something that is extremely particular. | ||
If you look at the doctrine of National Socialism, it's extremely unique. | ||
It's not even like other forms of fascism. | ||
There have been books written about fascism, and it's actually hard to create a definition of fascism because there are so few cases in world history, and all the cases are so different from one another. | ||
Spanish fascism is totally different than Italian fascism. | ||
Italian and Spanish fascism are totally different from National Socialism. | ||
National Socialism and Italian and Spanish fascism are totally different from Romanian fascism. | ||
They're all different from Arab fascism. | ||
So, The point is to say that I'm not trying to say that I'm defending a particular ideology. | ||
And again, I'm not even saying that to, like, cover my ass. | ||
I mean, I'm already Nick Fuentes. | ||
I already sat next to Ye saying he loves Hitler. | ||
But I just mean to say that it's not descriptively what defines me. | ||
What I am saying is that we need to seriously reflect on why people are saying you can't say this. | ||
You can say you love Stalin, you can say you love Obama, you can say you love this one or that one. | ||
No, no positive word can be said about Hitler, who is one of the most important political figures in history. | ||
Whether you see that as a malevolent force or something more neutral, it's just true. | ||
He casts a long shadow over the entirety of the 20th century and the 21st century. | ||
And unless you view him, like Joe Biden said, as a demon... Oh, my camera's out. | ||
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It's back. | |
Thanks. | ||
We got the Sneeko camera. | ||
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You should go to the fisheye. | |
The fisheye? | ||
I don't like the fisheye. | ||
Yeah, I know. | ||
Okay, chat. | ||
Can chat calm down? | ||
We know. | ||
We know the camera went out. | ||
My assistant texted me, camera off. | ||
I know, I know. | ||
I'm just saying. | ||
Yeah, everybody's texting me, your camera went off. | ||
I know, I know. | ||
So, anyway. | ||
I'm gonna hold up the OBS just so I can catch that next time it happens. | ||
Okay, I'm getting like a hundred texts. | ||
Got it. | ||
I got it. | ||
Okay. | ||
So anyway, I lost my train of thought. | ||
So the real question is, let's jump back to the Yay Infowars interview. | ||
So he says that he loves Hitler. | ||
He says that he's a Nazi, all these kinds of things. | ||
And it was interesting that even Alex was saying, well, what you mean by this is you like the uniforms. | ||
What you mean by this is you love everybody. | ||
What you mean by this is X, Y, and Z. Well, why can't a person say, That they love Hitler. | ||
Why can't a person say that they love the Nazis? | ||
And that sounds like a ridiculous question. | ||
Everybody would say, are you kidding me? | ||
Why can't you say you love Hitler? | ||
It's freaking Hitler! | ||
You know, I mean, that would be the, it would be like a wow, just wow reaction. | ||
Wow, just wow. | ||
I can't believe anyone would say that. | ||
Well, answer the question. | ||
Your average person couldn't even tell you who Hitler was, honestly, or how World War II started, or frankly, anything about history. | ||
Yet, we all know that you literally cannot utter the words. | ||
You can go on television and blaspheme Jesus Christ, who is the living God. | ||
You can go on TV and say you love abortion. | ||
You could say, three cheers for abortion! | ||
Everyone should get one! | ||
Do you remember that show they did? | ||
Who was that uh, that Jewish comedian who did a whole, she had a late night show, lasted like a year, and she had some skit, this was years ago, but saying like, we love abortion, this is America's salute to abortion. | ||
You could say that. | ||
These are unspeakable things. | ||
You could say things about pedophilia. | ||
You could joke about almost everything. | ||
Rape. | ||
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Murder. | |
Pedophilia. | ||
Whatever. | ||
Devil worship. | ||
You can straight up worship the devil. | ||
You could give Satan a lap dance and still go to the VMAs. | ||
So, think about what I'm getting at here. | ||
It's about standards. | ||
A standard has been set that you cannot say anything positive about Nazis or Hitler. | ||
You cannot have a revisionist mindset. | ||
You can't have a curious or an interested mindset. | ||
And people say, well of course, it's because it's this. | ||
It's because of what it is. | ||
But it's not so simple. | ||
Because if the standard is that we can't say favorable things or have curiosity about things that might be evil, wouldn't that apply to blasphemy? | ||
Wouldn't that apply to pedophilia? | ||
Balenciaga just did an advertisement where they've got children holding up BDSM gear. | ||
And it's not the first time that we've seen things like that. | ||
Jeffrey Epstein is rolled around with ex-presidents and British royal family financiers, and that's just scratching the surface of the depravity and the evil that goes on in the corridors of power in our society. | ||
So, it's not that Hitler is evil, which is why we can't say that, because people can say demonstrably evil things all the time. | ||
People can blaspheme Jesus. | ||
People can blaspheme the Holy Spirit. | ||
That's as evil as it gets. | ||
People can support the murder of babies. | ||
They can support pedophilia. | ||
They call them minor attracted persons. | ||
That's as evil as it gets. | ||
They're in favor of raping kids. | ||
They can say that without getting the same response you get as saying you love Hitler. | ||
So it goes above and beyond. | ||
We can't say that because it's wrong, evil, because of X, Y, and Z. So why is that the standard? | ||
Well, they say, The story goes something like this. | ||
Hitler is the most evil person in the history of the world. | ||
That's literally it. | ||
They don't think Satan is evil. | ||
They don't think Judas is evil. | ||
They don't think anybody else would be evil. | ||
They say Hitler is the most evil person, uniquely evil person in history. | ||
Why? | ||
Not because of anything he did from 1933 to 1941. | ||
Not because of his ideology. | ||
to 1941, not because of his ideology, not because of the war, but because of the genocide. | ||
and you can see that there's a lot of people And not just because of the genocide against the gypsies or the homosexuals or the handicapped or whatever, but because of the genocide of the Jews. | ||
So let's get very, very specific here. | ||
Let's get extremely specific. | ||
There is one thing that you're not allowed to say under any circumstances. | ||
You could say the N-word and be rehabilitated. | ||
You can say a lot of messed up things. | ||
About, like I just said, pedophilia, rape, whatever, and be rehabilitated. | ||
There's one thing he can't say. | ||
Why? | ||
Well, we've demonstrated it's not because it's evil. | ||
It's not because he's the only one that's ever done something wrong. | ||
It's not even for the other things that he allegedly did wrong. | ||
It's not because of the war. | ||
It's not even because of all the war crimes or the totality of the war crimes. | ||
It's because of the Jewish Holocaust during World War II. | ||
That's the one. | ||
So, and then think about it. | ||
It extends not just to Hitler, but it extends to all kinds of things then. | ||
You can't talk about the Jewish media. | ||
You can't talk about Israel a certain way. | ||
In the state of Florida, it is now illegal. | ||
It's now a hate crime to say that Jews run the media in the state of Florida. | ||
Thank you, Ron DeSantis. | ||
It extends to Holocaust revisionism. | ||
It extends to Nationalism, all these kinds of things, and it all goes back to the Jewish Holocaust. | ||
Well, let's think about that. | ||
Let's take it at face value. | ||
They say 6 million Jews were exterminated in the Holocaust. | ||
Well, and this is not to minimize, it's not whataboutism, but that's not the only genocide that has ever happened in history. | ||
The history of humankind is about genocides. | ||
There's genocides in the Bible. | ||
There have been genocides as long as there have been people. | ||
One people killing out the whole people. | ||
One people burning down a village, killing the men, enslaving the women and kids. | ||
It's as old as humanity itself, on every continent and every time. | ||
And the 20th century is full of it. | ||
By the fascists, by the communists, by warlords in Africa, by people in Asia, and even in World War II. | ||
Look at the crimes perpetrated by the Japanese against the Chinese. | ||
Look at the crimes perpetrated by the British against the Germans, or by the Americans against the Germans. | ||
The Americans had concentration camps they held Germans in. | ||
And the kinds of massacre of civilians by bombing, by a nuclear bomb, the loss of life. | ||
There's blame to go around on all sides. | ||
Camps, genocides, war crimes. | ||
But it's not, but we don't talk about those things. | ||
Those things are not cancelable. | ||
Those things don't set the standard. | ||
And even getting into the specificity of Hitler and his war crimes. | ||
We never hear about the Polish that were killed in the concentration camps. | ||
We never hear about the, do we even know how many gypsies were killed? | ||
In the holocaust, you know, we hear all about the 6 million, the 6 million, the 6 million in the holocaust. | ||
The 6 million, we all know that number. | ||
Does anybody even know how many gypsies died in the same holocaust? | ||
Or how many Polish died in the same holocaust? | ||
How many Catholics died in the same? | ||
Nobody even knows. | ||
Nobody even knows. | ||
And certainly, nobody would ever get in trouble for saying the wrong number. | ||
If you said a million gypsies died, I don't even know how many. | ||
If you said a million died and two million died, would anybody even notice? | ||
Would anybody even care? | ||
But if you say five million died, five million Jews died, Someone would be on your butt in ten seconds. | ||
It was six million Jews. | ||
Six million Jews died. | ||
To say any one fewer died is the State Department's definition of anti-Semitism. | ||
So we really get to the Holocaust. | ||
It's not even so much about Hitler so much as it is about the Holocaust, so much as it is about the killing of the Jewish people, which is the thing which frames the American political dialectic. | ||
Why can you not be super against immigration? | ||
Because the Holocaust happened. | ||
How are those two things even related? | ||
They're not! | ||
But that's the argument. | ||
We cannot build a fence on our border to control the flow of human beings into our country, because to do so would resemble, according to the Jewish media, Hitler, and that would be bad because Hitler did the Holocaust, which is the killing of Jews. | ||
And they throw in there that, well, it was particularly bad because it was industrial, because it was technological, because it was so brutal, or something like this. | ||
But this is all just pretext. | ||
And what I'm trying to get at here is the political conversation is clearly not what it seems. | ||
We should be able to ask questions about these things. | ||
We should be able to look at Adolf Hitler, who is, love him or hate him, love him or hate this guy, he has defined the 20th century. | ||
He defined the post-war world order. | ||
Directly and indirectly. | ||
Still a castle long shadow over American politics. | ||
We can't ask critical questions about him, his legacy, his career, you know, these kinds of things. | ||
We can't say he was a compelling speaker. | ||
We can't say that he revived the German economy miraculously, which he did. | ||
We can't say that It was a time of unparalleled innovation and science. | ||
It was Nazi scientists that built our rockets that took America to the moon. | ||
Well, you know, if you believe in the moon landing. | ||
We can't have that conversation, why? | ||
We can't get into, if the Holocaust is THE thing, if there's a Holocaust museum going up on every city block, and that's part of the curriculum, a child turns 8 years old, and they're shown a video of mass graves. | ||
If this were anything else, it would be child abuse. | ||
A child turns seven years old, second grade, and they're shown the boy in the striped pajamas. | ||
They're shown a child being gassed to death in a gas chamber. | ||
They're being shown piles of emaciated human corpses shoveled into a mass grave. | ||
That's a curriculum that every American child is taught. | ||
In some cases, it's mandated by the state. | ||
In some cases, politicians agitate. | ||
There's not enough of that. | ||
And of course, if that's the bookend of every conversation is Holocaust, Holocaust, Holocaust, we have to be able to ask questions about why it is the way it is. | ||
And put very simply, here's my view on it. | ||
We have a Jewish media. | ||
We have a Jewish Hollywood. | ||
Ye proved that. | ||
Ye said, death count three on the Jews, and it cost him two billion dollars. | ||
He could say George Bush doesn't care about black people. | ||
He could say that blacks are on a plantation for the Democrats. | ||
He could say slavery is a choice. | ||
He could say that blacks should vote Republican. | ||
He could say that abortion is evil. | ||
He could say all these kinds, and people can say all kinds of things. | ||
But he said something about Jews inventing cancel culture. | ||
And Adidas forfeited $250 million in the last quarter. | ||
of this year, cutting off his deal. | ||
Gap lost, I think it's either 40 or 60 percent of their online sales, terminating their 10-year deal with Ye early. | ||
Companies are losing billions of dollars over 10 years because of high-pressure groups like the ADL, which is a Jewish group. | ||
And if you look into its founding, it's Anti-Defamation League. | ||
What's a defamation? | ||
The so-called defamation of the Jewish people. | ||
And it predates the Holocaust, 1913. | ||
ADL, SPLC demanded that these companies lose billions cancelling Ye for a tweet, and they capitulated. | ||
Ye has lost his social media, he's lost his friends, he's lost many of his employees, large parts of his wealth, because he made this comment. | ||
It proves it. | ||
It proves that you've got a Jewish stranglehold over the country in the form of these berserker activist groups like ADL and SPLC with $500 million endowments, money pouring in and ungodly influence. | ||
As well as high-profile representation in Hollywood from people like Ari Emanuel, as well as in government from people, as Ye pointed out, like Jared Kushner, Zeke Emanuel, Rahm Emanuel, AIPAC, Republican Jewish Coalition, the endless cadre of Jewish federations and groups and congresses in America and throughout the world. | ||
Of course they're exercising influence. | ||
And they've got a pretty sweet deal. | ||
Where they wield the influence. | ||
By the way, they're not Christian, and we'll get into that in a sec. | ||
But they wield the influence. | ||
They wield influence in Hollywood, in media, in government. | ||
They control the foreign policy, they run the banks, and so on. | ||
If you talk about it, question it, criticize it, they say you're evil. | ||
They say you're the definite... They've called me human scum. | ||
They've called me evil. | ||
They've called me a rat. | ||
Why? | ||
For talking? | ||
For asking questions? | ||
I'm a Catholic. | ||
I'm a Christian. | ||
I love God. | ||
I love people. | ||
I love everybody. | ||
They call me an evil scum rat because I talk about what's obvious, which is that Jews control the media. | ||
That's a pretty sweet deal. | ||
So they control these institutions, and through Holocaust museums, through their control of the media, through propaganda films, through propaganda and education, they have created this narrative that if anybody talks about questions or challenges their control, that they are participating somehow in the worst atrocity ever imaginable in history, which is the Jewish Holocaust, which you also can't ask questions about. | ||
That's what's really going on here. | ||
So when Ye says he loves Hitler and the Nazi stuff, I of course understand why people are gonna be shocked by that. | ||
I'm not. | ||
Because I've lived it for the past six years. | ||
And I'm not afraid to go there. | ||
I'm not afraid to think those things. | ||
I'm not afraid to go beyond what people think is permissible. | ||
And when you're not afraid, when you only fear God, and when you have the perception and the intelligence to follow these things through to their logical conclusions, you see very transparently what's going on here, which is that this country's controlled by Jewish gangsters. | ||
Straight up. | ||
What else would you call it? | ||
The SPLC sent an email to my father today saying that because he helped me renovate an apartment that I own, that he's helping me spread my evil, racist views. | ||
They're trying to get him fired from his job. | ||
They're trying to put my address out there so people come and kill me. | ||
That's gangsterism because I identified who was really in control. | ||
SPLC is a $500 million organization run by Jews. | ||
ADL, same story. | ||
I mean, these people are trying to get anybody that goes against their authority killed, impoverished, ostracized, exiled, you name it. | ||
And a lot of people think that we can avoid this. | ||
A lot of people think that we can fix our country without ever admitting these difficult things, or confronting these things, or talking about them openly, or without martyrs being made. | ||
But I am living proof that you cannot. | ||
You can't. | ||
Because I've been talking about it for the last six years. | ||
You can't really identify the problems in the country without fundamentally getting to the point that the country is run by people that don't love God. | ||
The country is run by people in the Jews that do not believe that Jesus Christ is God. | ||
And people that every Saturday on Shabbat they break off the biggest piece of bread for the devil. | ||
How are you going to solve the problem of pedophilia? | ||
How are you going to solve the problem of human trafficking? | ||
How are you going to solve the problem of usury? | ||
And debt slavery? | ||
And free trade? | ||
And the globalization of the government and population? | ||
If you can't talk about the elephant in the room here, it's unavoidable. | ||
At some point, it has to be confronted. | ||
And here's the thing, and this is the point I want to make which is so important. | ||
This doesn't come from a place of hatred, and I hope it comes across this way that it's not that. | ||
It doesn't come from a place of hatred. | ||
It doesn't come from a place of anger. | ||
It comes from a place of righteousness, a little bit of indignation about it, but fundamentally about righteousness. | ||
I was a normal guy that had a normal background despite what people try to do. | ||
Whenever somebody speaks up about this kind of thing, they say you're mentally ill or you're damaged or you're a freak or you had a weird childhood or whatever. | ||
I had a normal upbringing. | ||
I came from a normal family. | ||
I came from a normal neighborhood. | ||
I had normal friends and everything. | ||
I went to college. | ||
I was on a normal track. | ||
And I'm a brilliant, frankly, I'm a genius. | ||
And I just figured it all out. | ||
And I just saw it. | ||
And I started saying it. | ||
And I got all these repercussions and so on. | ||
But I started saying it and I was interested in these things because fundamentally I want what's right for the country. | ||
I want the country to be free. | ||
I want the country to be independent. | ||
I want it to be strong. | ||
I was animated by the Trump movement because the idea of making the country great excites me. | ||
The idea of our people being put first and having a civilization that we're proud of to pass off to the next generation, that is what I'm passionate about. | ||
So when I say these things, it doesn't come from a place of prejudice. | ||
It doesn't come from a place of malice or malevolence or hatred. | ||
It comes from a person who is Christian. | ||
It comes from somebody who loves God, loves my country, loves my family and my community. | ||
And I want to see the country thrive. | ||
So you may be asking yourself, maybe people see an apparent contradiction here. | ||
Here I am talking about the Jews in such a frank way, but also I say that I'm nice about it. | ||
Here's the thing. | ||
We need people in charge of the country that love God. | ||
It's that simple. | ||
We don't need to hurt anybody. | ||
I don't want to hurt anybody. | ||
That's never been what has been advocated. | ||
I know that Ye was kicked off Twitter, allegedly, for incitement to violence. | ||
Nobody's inciting violence. | ||
We're inciting the opposite. | ||
We're inciting love and understanding and conversation. | ||
We want to sit down with people that disagree. | ||
We want to have the conversation. | ||
We want Jewish people to be a part of it. | ||
And, and Yeh will be sitting down, I believe, with some Jewish people this week. | ||
At least one interview lined up. | ||
I think we're talking to Aidan Ross. | ||
Him and I will be speaking to him. | ||
So the point is, the way that we get out of this mess is not hatred of people like me. | ||
It's not hatred of the people that are persecuting people like me. | ||
The way out of this is that we have got to love our country and love God and love the truth and love what is righteous enough to have these acts of courage and to start speaking plainly about what's going on. | ||
And ultimately, Sneko asked me earlier if he thought that somebody could talk like this and be successful in politics. | ||
I don't even think in those terms anymore. | ||
Because as we all know, the country is completely falling apart, it's disintegrating, it's coming apart at the seams. | ||
We are not going to have a country in 100 years. | ||
The country is totally unraveling. | ||
The rate at which it is unraveling is accelerating all the time in ways that are not reversible. | ||
Things that took generations and centuries to build, which we love and which we all benefit from and enjoy a high quality of life, they're being stripped away in little ways. | ||
Everything is a little bit dirtier. | ||
Everything's a little bit messier. | ||
A little bit less coordinated. | ||
You can't get the same kind of service that you used to be able to. | ||
People are less friendly. | ||
People are less loving. | ||
People are less willing to commit and get married and have kids and understand one another. | ||
It's getting worse all the time. | ||
There's not going to be a country in 25 years. | ||
And if there is, it's not going to be any kind of country that's worth living in, or any kind of country that we would feel proud about having our kids grow up in. | ||
So it's not a question between, can somebody be successful saying these things? | ||
It's a necessity. | ||
The question is, what else are we going to do? | ||
What else can we do? | ||
There's no other alternative at this point, other than to confront loudly Honestly, truthfully, and lovingly, the problem's happening in the country. | ||
And the solution is not violence, it's not hatred, it's not any of these kinds of things. | ||
The solution is for people to get educated and Smarten up, okay? | ||
You're going to have to get smart and for people to be courageous enough to stand for their country and stand for ultimately what the country is, which is their families. | ||
Because if it could happen to Ye, if it could happen to me, if it could happen to all the victims of the problems happening in the country every day, it can happen to you and your kids too. | ||
So that's my take on the whole Infowars thing. | ||
We have to really think about and unlearn the things that we think that we know. | ||
Why are people so quick to say, you can't say this, you can't say that. | ||
I love Ye, he goes, I just did. | ||
Now what? | ||
Exactly right. | ||
You can't say that. | ||
Yeah, you know what? | ||
Well, I just did. | ||
We love Hitler. | ||
Now what? | ||
We just said it. | ||
And what's wrong with it? | ||
Please. | ||
I don't think they want to have- I don't even think the ADL wants to have that conversation. | ||
Why? | ||
Because of the Holocaust! | ||
Okay, well, what was the Holocaust? | ||
Oh no, you can't ask questions about that. | ||
Okay. | ||
There it is. | ||
So that's my take on the whole situation. | ||
You gotta pray for us because it's getting tough out here, you know? | ||
The pressure is on. | ||
They're leaning on Trump. | ||
They're leaning on Marjorie Greene. | ||
That's why she disavowed me. | ||
They're leaning on Ye. | ||
They're leaning on me. | ||
They're leaning on everybody. | ||
The ADL is asking Congress for $500 million to basically hire assassins to kill us all. | ||
So, you gotta pray for us that we're gonna be okay and make it out of this alive, you know. | ||
We've gotta put on the armor of God, but whatever the outcome is, it's worth it. | ||
I believe in what we're doing, I believe in what we're saying, what we're doing is worth it, and even if we're not gonna be the ones to take it all the way, even if we meet An untimely end? | ||
You know, I hope that doesn't happen, I pray that doesn't happen, but we're willing to go there, you know, because we are going to have to answer, not to the ADL in the next life, but we'll have to stand before God and Jesus and all the angels and all the people that have ever lived and will ever live on the second judgment, and we're going to have to give an account for everything that we did. | ||
And people would be wise to meditate on those last four things, death, judgment, heaven and hell. | ||
They'd be very wise to meditate on those things. | ||
Because being killed in the Mossad and Bibi Netanyahu and the ADL, they're a lot less scary when you put it in the perspective of standing before Then all-knowing, all-powerful God at the end of things, at the end of time, and giving an account for what you did and what you said. | ||
And suddenly, the money and the fame and the time, it doesn't matter as much. | ||
So, and I mean that. | ||
I say that with my whole chest. | ||
And it's not about some paltry religious prejudice or anything like that. | ||
It's about what's true and what's right and what everybody knows is true. | ||
That's what it's about. | ||
And not bending the knee to devil worshippers and baby killers and all these kinds of people. | ||
It's all love, but it's tough love. | ||
It's time for some tough love. | ||
It's time to love boldly. | ||
We have to love the country boldly enough to tell the truth about it. | ||
So that's that, but we're gonna move on. | ||
I don't think I can really read Super Chats. | ||
I don't have my, um... | ||
I'm sure there's a lot of super chats and I'm sure, you know, I feel like a jerk. | ||
People are paying like a hundred bucks and I don't read it. | ||
Let me see if I can pull it up here on the laptop really quickly. | ||
I think I have my login information. | ||
I don't even know how to log into the website. | ||
It's like a custom deal. | ||
You have to bear with it? | ||
Okay. | ||
Epic Monologue. | ||
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What's up? | ||
Uh, I don't know. | ||
I mean, how much, how long have I been streaming? | ||
Oh, okay, I've only been going for 45 minutes. | ||
Okay, yeah, I guess I could go on. | ||
Yeah, I'm already trying to get out of here. | ||
Well, I don't really have too much. | ||
Sneako says you got to talk about Tim Pool. | ||
Oh, and the Twitter ban. | ||
Right, right, okay. | ||
I'm unstructured. | ||
I'm off my notes. | ||
I'm off the notes. | ||
I don't, I'm a little bit disorganized, okay? | ||
So, yeah, about the Twitter ban, a lot of it isn't really ground- it's not as groundbreaking as what I just said. | ||
Ye has been permanently suspended on Twitter by Elon Musk. | ||
It appears to be manual. | ||
He got banned for 12 hours yesterday because of what he posted, and then it seemed like Elon Musk intervened personally, manually, to make it a permanent suspension. | ||
That's what it looked like. | ||
I don't know that for a fact, but We were with Ye when he was blasting off all those tweets last night. | ||
And we saw him get hit with the 12-hour. | ||
He put it up on True Social immediately afterward. | ||
And then Elon basically said, OK, you're done. | ||
And then he was permanently suspended. | ||
So what that looked like from where I was sitting was that he automatically got the 12-hour. | ||
You know, the normal process happened. | ||
And then Elon said, yeah, that's not good enough. | ||
He's got to go permanently. | ||
And then, and this was the most bizarre part of all, then he said that the reason that Ye had to be banned was because of incitement to violence. | ||
And it turns out that incitement is actually a very specific thing. | ||
It has a legal definition, and Twitter has language about incitement, and incitement is very specific. | ||
You could say hate speech. | ||
Hate speech is very broad. | ||
What is hate speech? | ||
If I say I hate Whataburger, is that hate speech? | ||
If I say that I hate Marjorie Taylor Greene's pull-up videos, is that hate speech? | ||
You could really be very liberal with how you apply that. | ||
But incitement to violence is very specific. | ||
You either are inciting violence or you're not. | ||
You could say a lot of things, but unless they say, you know, I'm gonna hurt you, I'm gonna hurt, I'm gonna do this. | ||
Unless you say it that way, it's not incitement. | ||
And that's what Twitter's policy says. | ||
Twitter's policy says that you have to say, you're gonna do something to somebody for it to be incitement. | ||
We didn't say any of that! | ||
And we know, because we saw all his tweets. | ||
We watched him tweet every single one of them out. | ||
He tweeted him singing in the car to 30 Hours and No Child Left Behind and Come to Life and a few other songs. | ||
He tweeted, he did tweet the swastika, which I personally enjoyed. | ||
He tweeted a funny picture of Elon. | ||
He tweeted a few other things. | ||
Not one of them contained anything resembling, anything that approaches No matter how liberal your definition is, incitement to violence, but yet he was banned for that. | ||
And again, this is why I say I don't really have too much to say on this. | ||
What is there to say? | ||
Twitter is gay? | ||
Twitter is unfair? | ||
We all know that. | ||
But what it does prove beyond a shadow of a doubt is that it's no different than the old Twitter. | ||
We've now learned that Alex Jones will not be reinstated because Elon Musk is a baby, basically. | ||
Elon, you know, because he said, well, we're going to reinstate everybody, and everybody said, oh, bring back Alex Jones. | ||
And he said, well, I'm not bringing him back because my kid died, and Alex said that thing about Sandy Hook. | ||
And I don't mean to come across insensitive. | ||
That's very sad. | ||
It's very tragic. | ||
But honestly, it's totally unprofessional and it has nothing to do... Hold up. | ||
Let me... Yeah, I got it. | ||
Where is it? | ||
There we go! | ||
We're back. | ||
Okay. | ||
It's totally unprofessional and it has nothing to do with the matter at hand. | ||
You can't, you can't, you know, if you're running the platform, how would you like it if AT&T or Comcast said, you know, I, like, my dog died and you said something really nasty so now you can't have internet. | ||
You know, society cannot be run like this. | ||
Society cannot be run based on the discretion of people and their, and their And they're trauma. | ||
It's not to minimize it, it's not to say we don't feel bad for him, but you're running Twitter. | ||
We're not, it's not a dinner party. | ||
If you don't want to have dinner with Alex Jones, fine. | ||
But you bought Twitter, you paid allegedly 46 billion dollars to make Twitter a free speech platform, and to protect all lawful speech. | ||
Apparently Alex Jones is exempt from that somehow, or accepted from that, because... | ||
There was a death in the family? | ||
It just doesn't make any sense. | ||
So we already had an idea that it was not going to be what we thought it was. | ||
And then a week later, yay is banned. | ||
And this had nothing to do with the tweets. | ||
Because the reason given was incitement to violence, we know for a fact that it was a cave. | ||
If Elon had even said that he was banned for hate speech, you could say, okay, maybe. | ||
But there was no incitement to violence. | ||
So what that tells us is that there was extreme pressure put on Elon to ban Ye because of the interview, because Ye said he loved Hitler, and because the ADL's asking for money, and because he posted a swastika. | ||
So there was all this pressure, and Elon said, uh, okay, uncle, I surrender. | ||
He banned Ye, and then came up with this lame excuse, which is, oh, he incited violence. | ||
He obviously didn't. | ||
And so that proves that Twitter is not, it's not coming back. | ||
And, and frankly, if you can't say you love Hitler, and if you can't post a swastika, I don't even want to be on Twitter. | ||
That's not free speech. | ||
If we're getting back on Twitter, and there is this idea in the back of our minds that if you say, if you go too far, that you're going to get banned like this, it is going to force each and every one of us to moderate our speech. | ||
It's going to force all of us to self-censor. | ||
That is the effect that Twitter had on us for the last six years, from 2016 until 2021. | ||
Insofar as Twitter is banning people for viewpoints, and banning people arbitrarily, well everybody's thinking in the back of their mind, is this next tweet that I put out, is Elon Musk going to not like that? | ||
Is the ADL going to not like that? | ||
And so what are people going to do? | ||
They're going to self-censor their tweets, they're going to self-censor their thoughts. | ||
We did that already. | ||
We're really just setting the clock back two years, not interested in reliving all of that. | ||
If you can't post a swastika star of David on Twitter, if you can't say you love Hitler on Infowars without being banned on Twitter, honestly, who needs it? | ||
We'd be better off without it. | ||
That's personally how I feel. | ||
And I say that as somebody that hasn't gotten my Twitter back. | ||
I still hope I get it back. | ||
If I get it back, I'm going to use it. | ||
Like, I'm not going to lie. | ||
I'm still going to use it. | ||
But I'm also not going to be self-censoring. | ||
I'm not going to play that game. | ||
If they ban me again, whatever. | ||
I'll make more burner accounts every day like I do anyways. | ||
But that's, I don't really have such a hot take on that other than to say the obvious, which is that Elon capitulated, there was no incitement, we know that. | ||
And I hope that conservatives will keep the same energy they have with everybody else and defend his right to speak. | ||
It's convenient and easy to defend Donald Trump's right to have a Twitter account, less so yay after yesterday, for a lot of conservatives. | ||
So I hope they keep the same energy. | ||
That's that. | ||
I'm going to move on. | ||
I want to take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
Like I said, let me see if I can load it up. | ||
I don't want to show you my password. | ||
Let me see. | ||
I got to type it in. | ||
I got here late. | ||
I got here late so I didn't have I didn't have time to input. | ||
What's up? | ||
I'm on black people time, says Sneeko. | ||
That's, hey, that's racist. | ||
We work for a black guy. | ||
Don't say that. | ||
Do not say that. | ||
And Ye is on time for everything. | ||
I have to say, I don't want to take away his black card here, but he's on time to everything. | ||
And he does not like when people are late. | ||
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So. | |
Whoops, what am I doing here? | ||
I'm typing in the wrong freaking thing. | ||
Okay, let me get the link. | ||
I'm lost here. | ||
Anyway, so yeah, so Ye has totally broken the stereotype. | ||
He is on time to everything. | ||
I have to say, he is impressive. | ||
You know, I used to really respect—I still do love Trump, but one of the things that I loved about Trump was that he was so high energy. | ||
Like, I just thought that was amazing that the guy was a machine. | ||
Like, he was just vigorous. | ||
He doesn't sleep. | ||
He doesn't eat. | ||
He just works. | ||
He sleeps four hours a night, and he works the rest of the time. | ||
So I thought that was so inspiring, and he doesn't drink and all that. | ||
Well, when I met him in Mar-a-Lago, like, and listen, I mean, I don't mean to say this in any kind of way, but he's tired. | ||
Like, he's tired, he's low energy. | ||
Which is to be expected. | ||
He's 76 years old. | ||
He's a 76-year-old man, and he was the president for four years, and he is under more pressure than any human being on Earth, basically. | ||
So I don't say that as a knock. | ||
I mean, he's a human being, you know? | ||
You can only expect so much. | ||
But with that being said, He is tired, and so one of the things that I was enamored with when I first met Ye is that everything that I thought about Trump, like, Ye's got the same energy. | ||
The high energy, all that, so. | ||
Okay, what the freaking heck, my, uh, I don't even know what the link is to my Super Chats. | ||
I don't even know how to log in. | ||
The Super Chats may not happen tonight, I'm sorry. | ||
What's the, uh, let me get the, I don't have the link. | ||
You gotta work with me here for a sec, okay? | ||
Give me a sec. | ||
Let's see if I find it on Telegram. | ||
If not, I might not be able to read the Super Chats. | ||
Yes. | ||
I'm able to log in, but just not as, like, on my dashboard. | ||
You know, we might have to... Everybody's giving me the peepo. | ||
Sad peepo. | ||
You know what? | ||
Let me... See, I could probably find it, but it's just gonna take me a long time. | ||
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Let me see if my assistant has it. | |
I know. | ||
Okay, Tenrio sending me the power. | ||
That's okay. | ||
Power chat is not stream payments. | ||
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Dalton's sending me, yeah, I'm not on PowerChat, okay, so that's not gonna work. | ||
Dalton, like, okay, yeah. | ||
Can people watching the show not text me, please, unless you have the information I need here? | ||
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Okay. | |
Let me see if I have it on my phone. | ||
This is the this is what okay see Tenryo still not power chat. | ||
Thank you, though. | ||
Really appreciate it. | ||
I'll try to log in one more time. | ||
Otherwise, I don't know if we're gonna be able to make it happen here. | ||
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And I don't even have my software. | ||
Yeah, because I'm on Sneako's. | ||
See, normally I have my laptop. | ||
It wouldn't be a problem. | ||
But I'm on this other laptop. | ||
Yeah, bear with me here for a sec. | ||
I'll have it up. | ||
Otherwise, you know, we might just have to skip it. | ||
We'll have it for next time. | ||
Okay, here we go. | ||
I think I got it. | ||
Okay, alright. | ||
Meme magic. | ||
We're in. | ||
All right, this is going to be a big pain because I don't have my plug-in. | ||
The dev team gave me this really nice plug-in that helps me sort all the Super Chats. | ||
Also, I have to read them because I don't, yeah, we've got to get set up for next time. | ||
The problem is we've just been traveling. | ||
I was in Texas, then I was in Florida, so I just had no time to get this together. | ||
Okay, but we'll have it for next week. | ||
All right. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Jimmer says, Nick, I get to sit in a room and talk a lot with my heroes. | ||
Obviously, no one like Ye or AJ, but from my perspective, you can afford to be more outspoken. | ||
Don't wait for your name to be called. | ||
I don't know what that's in reference to. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Joey says, love you, Nick. | ||
07, hey, love you too. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Tuton says, hey Nick, it was nice to meet you all while you were buying the nets. | ||
Hey, here's 50 bucks for the net in Yahoo. | ||
I would have paid for them while y'all were buying them, but I went full autist. | ||
Hopefully I didn't piss off Ali too much for having no idea who he was. | ||
Well, that's not, he's not gonna like that. | ||
Thanks for all you do. | ||
Hey, thank you, man. | ||
Yeah, it was so crazy. | ||
So, you know, we're in the car with Ye, and we're driving to the InfoWars studio. | ||
And he goes, oh, I want to do this Net and Yahoo joke, Net and Yahoo. | ||
And we go, oh, OK, we'll have somebody else pick it up. | ||
And he's like, no, no, we have to pick it up. | ||
I don't want to be handled. | ||
I know that if I rely on you guys to do it, you're not going to do the joke. | ||
Like, OK. | ||
So we go to the sports store. | ||
For the net. | ||
And so he goes, just get me like five nets. | ||
So we go into the store and the guy behind the counter recognizes me. | ||
He's like, yo, this is crazy. | ||
I'm a big fan. | ||
Oh, it's an honor to meet you. | ||
Whatever. | ||
So how crazy is that? | ||
We're here at the sports store picking up a net for this net and Yahoo pun. | ||
And it turns out we bump into like a, this, he said that he was, he's been a fan of the show for a long time. | ||
So pretty crazy. | ||
So hey, thank you very much. | ||
Great to meet you. | ||
Big shout out. | ||
Richard says, I think the one question we all want answered is, does Ye know about Ethan Ralph yet? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I think everybody feels this gravitational pull. | ||
Whether they consciously know it or not, we're all affected in some way. | ||
Joshua says, sure you know it by now, but you are a legitimate genius. | ||
The way you stood quiet the entire time until called on shows true wisdom. | ||
Okay, well, why is everyone saying that? | ||
Sometimes less is more. | ||
It was beautiful. | ||
Keep it up and big salute. | ||
Why do people keep mentioning that I'm, uh, that I wasn't, uh, listen. | ||
I can recognize that when it's me and Ye on Tim Pool, it's his show. | ||
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Okay? | |
I mean, we're talking about, you know, certain prospective things, potentially. | ||
So, the idea that I would try to, like, butt in or something. | ||
Listen, I'm there to support Ye. | ||
I'm not... If I go on Tim Pool by myself, then it's my show and I'll run the show. | ||
But if I'm there with Ye, I'm there to support him. | ||
I'm there to... | ||
You know, I'm there to be his wingman. | ||
I'm there to be his guy, you know, for the Tim Pool Show or for Alex Jones. | ||
So I think it would be ignorant of me if I come on the show and I'm like trying to butt in or whatever. | ||
So I don't, I don't think it's, I don't think it's that complicated. | ||
I think people can recognize that. | ||
Jay Hackman says, did you resign from America First or did Trump fire you? | ||
Well, I didn't work for Trump, so I don't know what you mean by that. | ||
Eddie Van Gram says, Bro, I don't know how you didn't burst out laughing when Ye said, Hey Nick, if I say something provocative toward the Mossad, is that Mossad-ionistic? | ||
That had me dead. | ||
I was laughing. | ||
Burgish says, This is from my mom. | ||
My book will be done this month and you will be receiving the first copy. | ||
Your commentary is the whole back cover. | ||
We're going to make moms great again. | ||
Hey, thanks a lot, Burgish. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Ali says, Ali pissed by net guy. | ||
Okay, so he's not happy. | ||
Hey, thanks a lot, Bergish! | ||
We love you, we love your family, your mom's great, and can't wait to see the book! | ||
I remember she sent me the first chapter like a year or two ago, so hey, glad to see it's finally coming together. | ||
Eddie says, only simple MFs. | ||
We'll think that Ye is the embodiment of chaos. | ||
He is a liberated person who has been deliberate his whole life. | ||
Well, there is something chaotic about him. | ||
I don't think that's, uh, I don't think that's negative, necessarily. | ||
Chugger says, this is all freaking awesome, bro. | ||
The dynamic of you, Ye, and Alex was magical. | ||
I can only imagine what it's like to kick it, kick it with the coolest guy in the world. | ||
Looking forward to more interviews. | ||
Yeah, well, we got a lot of them lined up this week. | ||
A lot of big ones you're gonna be excited about. | ||
So I'm back to reading the Super Chats. | ||
I still hate when you make me say, what it's like to kick it. | ||
Yeah, I'm kicking it. | ||
Totally kicking it. | ||
Everybody thinks I'm a jerk here. | ||
But, you know, they don't know what you guys put me through. | ||
They don't know the pee-pee-poo-poo. | ||
They don't know the three dollar spam. | ||
So, you know, it's sort of like how your grandma is nicer to you than your parents are. | ||
It's like, I'm like your parents. | ||
I have to deal with you every day. | ||
I'm the one that has to... | ||
I'm the one that has to pack your lunch and all that. | ||
Sneeko's like the cool aunt and uncle that gets to come by and, you know, rock out for a sec. | ||
So, yeah. | ||
So, by the way, it still annoys me. | ||
I don't get the TTS on this one, so I'll have to set that up for next time. | ||
But let's see, what else? | ||
Lord Tushank says, I'm so happy for you, Nick. | ||
Keep up the good work. | ||
Thanks a lot. | ||
American Restorationist says, long time no Super Chat, Nick. | ||
Your show last week and Ye's interview yesterday were both awe-inspiring and spiritually inspiring on a whole new level. | ||
Just want to thank you and Ye for reigniting my spiritual life and many others as well. | ||
Praying for you and Ye every single day with ardent devotion. | ||
Love you both like brothers. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
Hey, love you too, man. | ||
Thank you for your prayers. | ||
And I'm glad to hear we're inspiring, because that's what we're here to do. | ||
HelloBake says, I'm going to rip out this TTS bot's circuit if it doesn't stop saying Yay 24 like this. | ||
Hey, no TTS tonight. | ||
Blini Enjoyer says, Yay has destroyed the fake Talmudic Zion Reality LFG Yay 24. | ||
Yeah, very true. | ||
Jewfree says, Yay 24! | ||
Hey, thanks for the big super chat. | ||
Let's go. | ||
Yeah, Yay 24. | ||
Exia says, Nick, have you watched the documentary Europa The Last Battle? | ||
Is it worth a recommendation to the audience? | ||
You're telling me for the first time. | ||
I've heard, of course I've heard about it, I haven't seen it though. | ||
Super Lionhearts says the Republican Groyper Coalition vehemently condemns Marjorie Taylor Greene for being an establishment Zog Shill cloud chaser backstabbing the great patriot Nicholas Fuentes. | ||
Yeah, I denounce her and her pull-up videos and her sort of stocky physique. | ||
I totally disavow. | ||
She's built. | ||
She is not built like a woman. | ||
She doesn't act like one either. | ||
Marjorie Taylor Greene can work on being a little more ladylike. | ||
You want to be a Christian nationalist? | ||
Why don't you start with being an actual woman instead of trying to be like some kind of weird trans guy? | ||
I'm so sick of that. | ||
Right? | ||
She's doing these pull-up videos and she's like flexing. | ||
Who is into that? | ||
And then you look at the guys she's cheating on her husband with, this like weird sex guru and this gym guy. | ||
It's just freakish. | ||
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Okay? | |
It's just gross and disgusting and indecent. | ||
Nobody wants any part of that. | ||
Nobody wants to see that. | ||
Believe me. | ||
Why don't you act like a lady? | ||
Marjorie Taylor Greene, act like a lady, please. | ||
I can't even imagine her in a dress. | ||
I can just imagine her in like a dry fit t-shirt. | ||
And her hair pulled back like a freaking female-to-male transsexual. | ||
It's just disturbing. | ||
Be a woman again, please. | ||
Just nobody needs that. | ||
Nobody needs any of that. | ||
Nobody wants to see that. | ||
And I don't know how Groypers ever thought that was cool. | ||
I mean, like, I know, listen, we have to work with what we got. | ||
She came to the conference. | ||
She legitimized us. | ||
It is what it is. | ||
Uh, and I was basically pretending, like, do you really think that, like, some divorced girl boss doing pull-ups from, from Rome, Georgia, you really think that, like, that gets me excited? | ||
You really think that I'm ever gonna vote for a President Green? | ||
Because I'm not. | ||
Ever. | ||
I would never vote for a woman president. | ||
I would certainly never, ever vote for, you know, some, uh, somebody like that. | ||
So, it just was never a good fit to begin with. | ||
I'm always so glad when somebody like that attacks me first, because then I don't feel as bad when I'm like, oh, what a relief. | ||
I don't have to pretend like that has anything to do with this, you know? | ||
So, I don't mean to be un-Christian about it, but, I mean, let's be real. | ||
It's disgusting. | ||
Nobody needs to see any of that. | ||
No more pull-up videos. | ||
It's gross. | ||
It's disgusting. | ||
I will say this, those pull-up videos help me be a better Christian. | ||
They remind me why I'm an asexual incel. | ||
When I see Marjorie Taylor Greene busting out the pull-ups, it reminds me every day why I'm asexual. | ||
Okay, what else? | ||
Yeah, so she's totally denounced. | ||
You will never be invited to AfPak. | ||
Cringe. | ||
We don't need her thirsty attention-seeking anyway. | ||
She can go tap dance for Kevin McCarthy some more and the sex guru. | ||
Anyway, BK says, Love you, bro. | ||
Please tell Milo and Ye we're praying for them, too. | ||
I was never big into Ye's music, but I've been listening to his albums all week. | ||
Bandwagoner. | ||
Okay, well I appreciate that. | ||
Thank you for your prayer. | ||
You could pray for me too, but that's okay. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Jake says, I'm an Incelcore artist and wanted to let you know many of us artists are behind you and yay, when he wins, a few of us want to perform at his inauguration. | ||
F true cult. | ||
Incelcore forever. | ||
Love you, Nilla. | ||
Don't know what the last part means. | ||
It's cringe though. | ||
Yeah, that sounds like something that's totally gonna happen. | ||
Let me write down your number for the inauguration. | ||
We'll get right on that. | ||
But I appreciate that. | ||
We love artists. | ||
Phoenix says, say Jesus Christ and be redeemed. | ||
Say Adolf Hitler and be free. | ||
So true. | ||
Say America first and be the future. | ||
God bless Ye and Nick. | ||
Let's have Ye 24 rallies and hit the streets with the Ye protection. | ||
Okay, let's chill with that part. | ||
Pee-pee-poo-poo says, thank you, yay, for this. | ||
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He goes like, ha, ha, ha, ha. | |
Yeah, you know. | ||
Okay. | ||
Some of you guys, you know. | ||
Let's... It's like, you know. | ||
Read the room. | ||
PPPooPoo says, thank you Ye for convincing Nick to keep streaming. | ||
Nick, you fool. | ||
Did you really think becoming Ye's right-hand man was a good enough excuse to leave us? | ||
We are your loyalists. | ||
We are here forever. | ||
Yeah, I know I can never get away from you guys, even if I wanted to. | ||
So, thank you. | ||
Dr. Dad says, I always knew, even in the D-Live days, Nicholas J. Fuentes is the American Caesar, Nicholas Fuentes is the young Ye, it is foretold. | ||
Well, I don't wanna say, you know, now that I know the guy, I feel like it's weird to be like, hey, I'm just like you, but, hey, I'd take it as a compliment, of course. | ||
And yeah, no, it's been blowing up, right? | ||
Everybody hated. | ||
Everybody doubted. | ||
You know, I don't want to be too smug or whatever, but of course, just like six months ago, everybody was like, oh, America First is over! | ||
And all this. | ||
America first was never over America first is never over when is it ever every time they say that it just comes back bigger so Yeah, so that's feels good feels good, but I you know I'm people are like aren't you just like so listen I was a little starstruck when I met yay, but this is just like this is our inevitable destiny. | ||
We're going to win so Some of it doesn't surprise me Kaiser Reps says, I've been a big fan of Ye. | ||
His name is Ye, okay? | ||
Do not call him Kanye West. | ||
The name is Ye. | ||
I'm a big fan of Ye since I first saw Through the Wire, Slow Jams, and Jesus Walks on MTV and BET and listened on the radio. | ||
I listened to that College Dropout CD a lot. | ||
It had tons of scratches. | ||
LOL. | ||
I'm praying for you and Ye. | ||
Godspeed. | ||
Hey, thank you very much. | ||
Yeah, of course, I got into it with the music as well. | ||
I remember being a kid and seeing him perform Stronger at the Grammys, and I remember seeing him perform Heartless at the Grammys, and I remember my parents were like, he's so arrogant. | ||
And I'm like, he's cool, Mom, stop calling him arrogant. | ||
And I saw him, uh, iconic SNL performance when he did Runaway. | ||
I'll never forget that performance. | ||
I grew up with that, you know, and I wasn't like, um, I wasn't like a diehard fan until Life of Pablo came out, but I remember all the albums, you know, I grew up with that. | ||
So, I grew up with, I mean really my formative memory is Graduation coming out, and I remember Homecoming and Stronger and Flashing Lights and all that. | ||
I remember the Grammy performance with, who was a Daft Punk in the Pyramid, and I remember he did Heartless. | ||
And I, of course, remember the Taylor Swift thing and the SNL, the beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. | ||
I remember listening to Yeezus when it came out, listening to the iTunes 30-second preview and being like, what is this? | ||
I listened to Black Skinhead and I Am a God and thinking like, what is this? | ||
And it grew on me over time. | ||
And then Life of Pablo came out and it was like, this is my guy, man. | ||
This is like, he's the greatest. | ||
So, I'm with ya. | ||
Stingers says, may God bless you and keep you safe. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Spence says, looking handsome with Sneko's camera. | ||
No homo. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Poopoo says, Nick, thanks for the shoutout in the last stream. | ||
P.S. | ||
Dimfool is a retard and you and Ye outed him. | ||
Also, wasn't 6 million, maybe 200,000. | ||
I'm being generous. | ||
Okay, thank you. | ||
Spinefish says, Nick, you said on a May 25th, 2019 gaming stream that you were in a very interesting circumstance when you first heard streetlights and it hit very close to home. | ||
What were those circumstances? | ||
Oh, I don't remember. | ||
Spinefish says, has anyone ever lied about you? | ||
Uh, yeah. | ||
Okay, what else? | ||
Pretty Fly White Guys says, think about where we were 133 days ago. | ||
My goal was to get you to remember me, now I gotta get yay to know me. | ||
Okay, uh, don't appreciate that. | ||
Protestant Kruipers says, alright my n-word, you want a challenge? | ||
They say good things come to those who wait, so I'mma be at least about an hour late. | ||
I don't know that one. | ||
I was never the biggest fan of Freshman Adjustment. | ||
Gossip Files is a personal favorite of mine grad sound plus lyrics from School Spirit to New Slaves. | ||
I was never the biggest fan of Freshman Adjustment. | ||
I think I listened to it like once. | ||
But you know it's hard for me to for the longest time to listen to that stuff because I didn't have like an mp3 play or Now I do. | ||
I got, like, an MP3 player on my phone when Donda 2 came out. | ||
So... And it's, like, the MP3 players all suck, so it's, like, totally unreliable, but, um... | ||
Let's see, he says, do I even need to explain this? | ||
Yay, he's a genius. | ||
F that, we in our own Holocaust today. | ||
Never ended, it all depends. | ||
The Jews, at least they said never again. | ||
Which is from Slave Name, of course. | ||
Have you heard of Kanye 2049? | ||
Great fan project with lots of cool mashups. | ||
Yeah, of course, I've heard of Kanye 2049. | ||
I like the Lift Yourself remix. | ||
That's probably my favorite one on there. | ||
Um, Eric says, hey Nick, epic things are happening, great show. | ||
I was wondering if you knew who this is. | ||
Yeah, that guy's a fad. | ||
Protestant Gropers' very cogent point on vaccines last show. | ||
This is my eternal soul. | ||
This is my kids, this is the crib, my wife life. | ||
Either Jesus said so or Jesus said no. | ||
Line in the sand. | ||
So true. | ||
Yeah, that's God is. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Okay, I'm not reading that. | ||
And I'm actually going to refund that because that's just... | ||
I'm weird. | ||
Dylan says, I know you may not want to hear it, but National Socialism defines my political identity, and your statement tonight meant everything to me. | ||
Okay, well, good for you. | ||
Thanks for the super chat. | ||
You know, your political identity should be defined by Jesus. | ||
Anon says, everyone is naturally opposed to tyranny, and Jewish tyranny is a major problem. | ||
As it is a small percentage that is hurting the rest. | ||
Zelensky, a Jew, banned all denominations of Orthodox Christianity despite 72% of Ukrainians practicing it. | ||
Yeah, that guy's like the Antichrist. | ||
Happens to be Jewish, also. | ||
The Antichrist will be Jewish, probably. | ||
Cookus says, nothing but love for you, yay, and the team. | ||
There is no more courageous group in the world. | ||
May the Lord grant you all safety and victory. | ||
Thanks! | ||
Michael Phelps Groyper says, I love NJF. | ||
Hey, love you too, buddy. | ||
Although you kind of dissed me earlier. | ||
So, you know, next time I see you, it's kind of on site. | ||
We're probably going to have to fight. | ||
Unknown Soldier says, oh, guess it was a false alarm. | ||
Super Chats are back. | ||
Welcome back, King. | ||
We're so back. | ||
True. | ||
Schizo pattern enjoyer. | ||
Press P to pray for yay Nick, Milo, Sneeko, and everyone else in this historic project. | ||
Good, awesome, that's what I want to see. | ||
Christ stickers as far as the eye can see. | ||
Now press L for the devil, his followers, the poor souls they tricked into doing their bidding. | ||
He was defeated on that mountain. | ||
Rub it in, chat. | ||
Thanks for the super chat! | ||
Aiden Ross just texted me. | ||
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Hang on. | |
Name drop. | ||
Yeah, we're name dropping. | ||
You know, when you're rolling with Ye, this is just... He was saying to me, he's like, this is probably pretty cool for you. | ||
I'm like, yeah, it is. | ||
We're in the plane. | ||
He's like, this is probably pretty awesome. | ||
I'm like, yeah. | ||
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What? | |
Sneeko, Sneeko, Sneeko taught me. | ||
Yeah, no, Sneeko, Sneeko taught me. | ||
Okay, FaceTiming me. | ||
Dude, I'm in the middle of a show, bro. | ||
Hang on. | ||
Yeah. | ||
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- You'll pick up. - All right. | |
Hey! | ||
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Yo, what's up, Aiden? | |
What's up? | ||
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Jesus, look at these guys. | |
Why you look so mad, man? | ||
Yeah, what's your problem? | ||
Okay. | ||
Hey, we're live right now, by the way. | ||
Is that okay? | ||
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Yeah, it's okay. | |
Alright. | ||
So, what day are you thinking next week? | ||
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I gotta figure some stuff out. | |
I don't want to leak anything on live, but I have something I got major going on, but after that major thing, I'm gonna do it. | ||
Okay. | ||
Yeah, well, just let us know. | ||
We got a bunch of stuff lined up next week, so the week after is fine, too. | ||
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But, uh... Wait, where are you guys live at? | |
I want to watch. | ||
Cozy.tv slash Nick. | ||
Yeah, I'm banned on Twitch, so... Destiny got me banned! | ||
Do you know who Destiny is? | ||
You might not even know. | ||
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I don't know too much about political stuff. | |
Yeah. | ||
Can you get us unbanned on Switch? | ||
Man, I wish, man. | ||
He can't. | ||
You know, I think, listen, I have a theory that you haven't gotten banned because you're Jewish. | ||
What do you think about that? | ||
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No, because I have gotten permanently banned before. | |
And you got unbanned. | ||
You got unbanned. | ||
You flashed your Jewish pass and they unbanned you. | ||
You were like, no, it's okay, I'm cool. | ||
I'm kidding, I'm kidding. | ||
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Okay, do you have YouTube or something? | |
technically there's a rule where I can't have banned people on my Twitch stream. | ||
Right. | ||
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We'll still figure out some other way of doing the whole thing, but there's tons of ways we can do it. | |
Okay. | ||
Do you have YouTube or something? | ||
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I have another thing we can do. | |
I have another platform. | ||
We'll figure it out. | ||
Okay. | ||
Cool. | ||
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But hit me when you're off stream. | |
We'll line it up. | ||
Okay. | ||
Yeah, I'll talk to you. | ||
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Yo, Ada, Ada, I saw the clip. | |
You gotta learn what fascism means before you have these guys on. | ||
True. | ||
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Yeah, I'm gonna be honest, I don't know about the political standpoint, but I know what I'm standing up for during my stream. | |
I'm gonna stand up for the Jews, so we're gonna have a good little debate. | ||
It's gonna be good, yeah, I think it'll be fun. | ||
But, yeah. | ||
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I'll, like I said, I'll hit you in a bit. | |
Okay, alright, I'll text you when I'm off. | ||
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Alright, bye bye. | |
Yeah, it's not going to be pretty. | ||
It's not going to be pretty. | ||
It's going to be another H. No, I can't. | ||
Can we say that? | ||
No, we can't say that. | ||
That's terrible. | ||
It's not. | ||
That's a joke! | ||
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It's a joke! | |
Joking! | ||
Just kidding. | ||
It's just jokes. | ||
It's all love. | ||
But, yeah. | ||
Okay, let's see. | ||
Yes, that was Aiden Ross. | ||
We're setting up something with him. | ||
No, but he seems like a nice guy. | ||
He's friendly. | ||
He's funny. | ||
I love his stuff with Tate, right? | ||
Like on TikTok? | ||
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Okay, yeah, yeah. | |
All right, let's see. | ||
Let me finish up these super chats here. | ||
I kind of big-dogged Destiny a little bit. | ||
I'm like, you probably don't even know who that is. | ||
He's like, no, I don't. | ||
Yeah, what's up, bitch? | ||
We can't swear. | ||
Ye doesn't like when we swear. | ||
So yeah, I repent for that. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Blini and Joyer says, when I was 12, they took us to Auschwitz, walked us through the barracks, crematoria, gas chambers. | ||
Narrative was centered on Jews. | ||
Sick brainwashing. | ||
I later learned most of it was reconstructed. | ||
Yeah, then that's exactly how it is. | ||
Omar says, uh, okay, not gonna read that. | ||
Base Brant says, real hate speech happening on the stream. | ||
Screw the other stuff. | ||
How dare you diss Whataburger in front of 13,000 people? | ||
Thank you, Base Brant. | ||
Big shoutout. | ||
Yeah, Whataburger sucks. | ||
We gotta get some In-N-Out. | ||
Haven't been able to get it for a little... We got it once. | ||
Once or twice. | ||
But we gotta get more. | ||
Okay. | ||
Yeah, Bassbrand and the Whataburger. | ||
Bassbrand, you know, I'm sorry you had to choose between me and Marjorie, but you chose wisely. | ||
Okay. | ||
PrettyFlyWhiteGuy says, do you think y'all could force a debate with Shapiro? | ||
He was revealing his anti-Christian views today. | ||
He would never, right? | ||
No way. | ||
He hides. | ||
He runs and he hides. | ||
I challenge, hey, now that I'm a little bit more famous, I'm gonna throw the gauntlet down. | ||
I challenge Ben Shapiro to a debate. | ||
Boom. | ||
But he'll run and hide like they always do. | ||
He's a coward. | ||
Yeah, I'll debate some 19-year-old tranny. | ||
Pretty Fly, I just read that. | ||
Nathan says, this is me kissing you. | ||
Okay. | ||
Omar, okay, not reading that. | ||
Thanks, guys. | ||
Boogalee says, glad you're back so soon. | ||
What do you think of backdoor cigar and whiskey bar lounge instead of industrial? | ||
I'm messing with you. | ||
Glad you're back, King. | ||
Very funny, thank you. | ||
Nationalist is how long has he known about you? | ||
Did he watch your show before you met him? | ||
I don't think so. | ||
No, I think he was introduced to me when I met him for the first time a couple weeks ago. | ||
Half Amish says, we need to have an honest conversation about race. | ||
The time has come. | ||
So true. | ||
Tenryo says, here's three. | ||
Sorry for being dumb. | ||
It's okay, buddy. | ||
Thanks for the super chat. | ||
We love you, Tenryo. | ||
Spexo says, they seem to be pushing the mental illness narrative and suggesting Ye will hurt himself. | ||
Very evil. | ||
You guys are in my prayers. | ||
I was wondering how the first conversation between you and Ye went. | ||
Thanks! | ||
Yeah, the mental illness thing is despicable. | ||
That's what they always do. | ||
When somebody won't back down, when somebody's not afraid, they just try to delegitimize them by calling them crazy. | ||
And then, of course, it lends itself to assassinating somebody. | ||
So, God forbid. | ||
I pray that nothing like that happens. | ||
Of course that's that's what they're getting at it's it's like a basically it's a subtle threat. | ||
Our first conversation well I think our first conversation I woke him up on. | ||
You know that newspaper, that famous newspaper when the Jews declared war on Germany in 1933? | ||
Because we were sitting around, and he was saying, like, yeah, like, I love Hitler, and this guy was like, don't say that! | ||
No, you don't! | ||
And he was like, yes, I do. | ||
And, um, and I forget the context, but I brought that up, and, because there was, I don't want to, I don't want to get into it, it's sort of like a private thing, but, um, yeah, that was, that was like our first conversation, I believe. | ||
So. | ||
But yeah, he's a good guy. | ||
Let's see, what else? | ||
Joe the Boomer says, oh hey Nicky, it's me, Joe the Boomer. | ||
Something funny. | ||
Hey, thanks Joe the Boomer. | ||
Appreciate it. | ||
We know it's difficult for you to manifest in cyberspace on these parts. | ||
Virginian says, I still hate reading your superchats lol. | ||
We love you too, Nick. | ||
Also, PPPooPoo07, love you Nick. | ||
Hey, thank you man, love you too. | ||
Appreciate ya. | ||
What else? | ||
KN says, heard Ye did a diss track on Tim Pool. | ||
Did you show him the video of it getting snatched by Matt? | ||
One of the best moments ever. | ||
No, there's no diss track and I didn't show him the video. | ||
Optus Spectre says, did you have a lucid moment during the InfoWars interview and realize the enormity of it all? | ||
There's such an optics respecter. | ||
Erm, erm, did you have a lucid moment when you realized the enor- Not really, I mean, I'm- Listen, dude, it's up, okay? | ||
It's been up. | ||
I realized the enormity of it when we were there at the Capitol on January 6th. | ||
We, I'm saying the royal we. | ||
I was there, I realized the enormity of it when we were at Charlottesville, you know, and everything else. | ||
I'm enormous. | ||
I'm enormous, okay? | ||
I wake up every day and I realize the enormity of my life, okay? | ||
Being a genius, so... So I'm just rolling with it. | ||
I mean, the first time I met Ye, I kind of like jumped out of my skin, like, and freaked out, you know, but... And same thing with Trump a little bit, but outside of that, it's just kind of like... | ||
Hey, we skate on the paradigm. | ||
That's how we do it. | ||
But thanks, Optics. | ||
Spencer says, God forbid. | ||
Okay, I'm not reading that. | ||
ChalkyMilkZoomers has missed your last show. | ||
Oh, we got a notification from UX. | ||
ChalkyMilkZoomers has missed your last show. | ||
Not gonna repeat everyone else, but you've worked so hard for six years. | ||
I'm excited for the future. | ||
God bless. | ||
Apparently, YooHoo doesn't contain milk, so it's not chocolate milk. | ||
True. | ||
YouHoo has some connections to Hitler, too. | ||
Somebody pointed that out. | ||
Kind of interesting. | ||
Spexo says, MTG looks like Dog the Bounty Hunter. | ||
Apostate, adulterer, Israel cuck, disgusting feet. | ||
All true. | ||
That's all true. | ||
And she does look like Dog the Bounty Hunter. | ||
That's true. | ||
She looks like a guy. | ||
It's disgusting. | ||
Marjorie, clean up your act. | ||
Now. | ||
Okay? | ||
We want to see you grow your hair out. | ||
We want to see you wear a dress. | ||
Eat some salads. | ||
She's guzzling these whey protein shakes. | ||
It's disgusting. | ||
She's observing the primal tenets. | ||
She's observing the liver king's 12 primal tenets. | ||
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She's eating, I got a slab of raw beef and 15 eggs. | |
All right Marge, relax. | ||
How about a salad? | ||
How about you eat like a mandarin orange like every other Like every other respectable woman for crying out loud. | ||
It's gross. | ||
We want nothing to do with that. | ||
Be a lady for crying out loud. | ||
Anybody ever tell you that? | ||
Anyway. | ||
Imagine seeing Marge on prom night busting out the pull-ups. | ||
Barf. | ||
Imagine, you know, you pull up to your date's house on prom night and you see Marge doing some kind of like monkey crawl down the stairs, some kind of like primitivist thing. | ||
She's running on hands and feet down the stairs guzzling away protein shake. | ||
Alright, you ready for the big dance, Marge? | ||
Gross. | ||
Nobody needs to see that. | ||
Nobody wants to visualize that. | ||
Anyway! | ||
Enough about her. | ||
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Okay? | |
Enough about her. | ||
And her dumb show, which isn't even good. | ||
Her show sucks. | ||
I tried to watch her show. | ||
It sucks. | ||
Okay? | ||
She's not charismatic. | ||
She's not even smart. | ||
And... She sucks. | ||
And she's tacky. | ||
And I hate her. | ||
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Okay. | |
WonderPets says... No, we love everybody. | ||
We love everybody. | ||
We love her. | ||
We love her. | ||
But she's just gotta clean up her act a little bit and stop shilling. | ||
Stop being a sellout for a little bit. | ||
Okay. | ||
And stop cheating on her husband. | ||
WonderPetsPatriots, as a big Twitch streamer, covered the Alex Jones Show when Ye asked how old you were and you said 24. | ||
The whole Twitch chat lit up saying, 24? | ||
What? | ||
I'm older than him! | ||
Shoutout Sneeko, by the way. | ||
Let's go. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
Who was it on the Twitch stream? | ||
Because I saw Hasan and Asmongold and xQc were watching it. | ||
I was like, whoa! | ||
I like xQc. | ||
He looks like Jimbo. | ||
And I hate Hassan. | ||
Well, I love Hassan, but I don't like him, of course. | ||
He's a little cringe. | ||
And Asmongold, he seems cool. | ||
I talked to him that one time, of course. | ||
So that was cool. | ||
I guess they had 200,000 live viewers, but I didn't get to watch it. | ||
We were on the plane. | ||
Plantation Groy versus MTG looks like some species of ancient human yeah she's like looks like oh that's not good she looks like who is that um who is the one that It's like, do you know what I'm talking about? | ||
It's like, who's that ancient human they found like three or four years ago? | ||
You know what I'm talking about? | ||
No, it was like a new, like one of the missing link type ones they discovered. | ||
It was like a girl. | ||
You know what I'm talking about? | ||
Maybe the chat's gonna, maybe it'll ring a bell at them. | ||
Cheddar Man. | ||
That's what it was. | ||
Let me Google that. | ||
It's Cheddar Man, right? | ||
She's not black though. | ||
But yeah, she do be looking like Cheddar Man though. | ||
She do be looking like Cheddar Man a little bit. | ||
That's okay. | ||
That's not nice. | ||
That's not Christian. | ||
I repent. | ||
Okay. | ||
Alex says, started watching you and listening to Ye five years ago back in the eighth grade. | ||
Crazy how time flies. | ||
Shout out to my two favorite college dropouts. | ||
Let's go. | ||
Hey, Sniko, you're a college dropout too, right? | ||
Yeah, three of us. | ||
Let's go. | ||
I dropped out end of my freshman year. | ||
Yeah, you are more of a bot, but you're getting there. | ||
Me and Ye are getting you there. | ||
Him? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't know the lore. | ||
I didn't think it was possible to win or to get to that point. | ||
and we red-pilled you, you were kind of like going bot mode. | ||
You were like, you can't say that, Nick. | ||
You have to appeal to the bots. | ||
And now we're like, we love Hitler. | ||
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I didn't think it was possible to win or to get to that point. | |
Well, it is. | ||
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You didn't say any word on the stream instead of just saying the hard art. | |
Yeah, I feel I'd be disrespectful at this point, you know. | ||
Yeah, you're right. | ||
I should just say it. | ||
But I won't. | ||
I don't want to, you know. | ||
Now that I know yay, I'm going to cuck on the NQ real quick. | ||
Just a little bit. | ||
Well, he knows I said it. | ||
He said something to me. | ||
I don't want to say what he said, but he knows I've said it before. | ||
It's just about politeness, you know? | ||
It's just about politeness, know your audience, that kind of thing. | ||
Yeah, well, we don't know still, because nothing's right. | ||
Yes, in the event that that happens. | ||
Okay, where was I? | ||
Weezer says, it's so cool you're in LA. | ||
What are your thoughts on SoCal? | ||
Sorry if we answered this before. | ||
I like California a lot. | ||
I don't like that it's expensive. | ||
I don't like the homeless people. | ||
But it's beautiful. | ||
It's a beautiful city. | ||
So I like it. | ||
I love LA. | ||
I love New York. | ||
I'm a city guy. | ||
I like the cities. | ||
I like the coastal cities. | ||
I love Vegas. | ||
I love Miami. | ||
I love LA. | ||
I love New York. | ||
I love Chicago. | ||
So I know a lot of you guys are like, oh, it's so liberal. | ||
Listen, it's it's food. | ||
It's excitement. | ||
It's tall buildings. | ||
It's lights. | ||
You know, it's I like that kind of stuff. | ||
I don't think so, but yeah, maybe I'll broach that. | ||
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So true. | |
I don't think so, but yeah, maybe I'll broach that. | ||
Cyber Jars is when the shit hit the fan, is you still a fan? | ||
So true. | ||
Kendrick lyric, but true. | ||
I like that song, though. | ||
I don't care for a world with Peterson or Shapiro as its thought leaders. | ||
Yeah, big agree. | ||
What? | ||
I'm not interested in widening the paradigm for some milk toast. | ||
Con Inc. takes. | ||
Okay, it's M-I-L-Q-U-E. | ||
Okay, it's not milk toast, just in case anybody didn't know. | ||
I don't care for a world with Peterson or Shapiro as its thought leaders. | ||
Yeah, big agree. | ||
John, what? | ||
Jordan Peterson's a shill. | ||
Major. | ||
John Ralph says, your face itch. | ||
That's like an esoteric take though. | ||
Um, GB Groyber says, love you all in the room. | ||
Praise God, Christ is King. | ||
Hey, praise God. | ||
Let's go. | ||
Trung says, 808s and Heartbreak is always a favorite. | ||
Yay, album of mine. | ||
Got me through a rough time. | ||
Stay safe out there, bro. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Yeah, I think it's one of his best. | ||
That's like an esoteric take, though. | ||
A lot of people wouldn't agree. | ||
I like all of his stuff, though. | ||
So, Sky Guy says, I look forward to following Sneko's journey back to Catholicism. | ||
Let's go. | ||
It is the most beautiful thing in my life, and I'm not even confirmed yet. | ||
Prayers to him, yay, and you, of course. | ||
It really is. | ||
I prayed a rosary on the plane today, and it's been a whirlwind couple weeks, and a lot of things are changing, but that is the one thing, that is THE thing that anchors you to reality. | ||
Literally. | ||
And I think about the fact that I had my communion, my first communion, in the same church that I had my confirmation, in the same church that my grandma had her funeral. | ||
It's like there's something about the Catholic Church and the sacraments that binds your entire life together. | ||
It's like the fabric of your life. | ||
You know, people are born, baptized, confirmed, married, and die in the church. | ||
And there's something about that, and people are so disoriented today. | ||
And I don't want to say that you do it just for that reason alone. | ||
You do it because it's true. | ||
We're Catholic because it's the true faith. | ||
And as a consequence of it being the true faith, of course, it's that glue, it's that thing that grounds us and anchors us to the world and to our Heavenly Father, so. | ||
So yeah, cause I, you know, I was feeling a little bit overwhelmed on the plane. | ||
Not like afraid or anything, but just like, it's a very dynamic environment. | ||
I've been doing streaming for six years, and now everything's sort of in flux, so I got the, I think I have it on me. | ||
Still, I changed, but yeah, I have my rosary that I carry with me, so. | ||
Not like I, I don't like to use it as a prop or whatever, but I busted it out and I was thinking about how, um, you know, it really does, it really does anchor you and it's, it's such a source of comfort. | ||
So, anyway. | ||
Yeah, so we're praying for Sneko's reconversion. | ||
I don't know what that means. | ||
Well, thanks a lot. | ||
Please ask Ye to drop DJ Khaled's son. | ||
I don't know what that means. | ||
Skitty with a big super chat. | ||
Hey, thank you very much. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
He says this was returned to my balance for whatever reason a whole week later. | ||
Don't know why, but here you go. | ||
Ye 24, Christ is king. | ||
Well, thanks a lot. | ||
I appreciate the resend. | ||
TLM Groyper says, RIP Alex. | ||
Alex Stein, gone too soon. | ||
Very sad to hear there will be no open casket wake since his head was crushed like a grape. | ||
Okay, not sure what you mean by that, but that's very funny. | ||
Geg Gruype says, don't discourage MTG from exercising. | ||
Those bingo wings make me feel ill to look at. | ||
Perhaps you should start wearing long sleeve shirts? | ||
I am going to discourage her. | ||
No woman should be busting out the pull-ups like that. | ||
It's not lady-like. | ||
She needs to get that word in her vocabulary. | ||
Lady-like. | ||
Okay? | ||
Busting out the pull-ups like that is not lady-like. | ||
When I saw that, I just totally face-palmed. | ||
I'm like, do I really have to defend this? | ||
Do I really have to stand next to this specimen? | ||
At AFPAC with her freaking anchor arms. | ||
She's got her anchor arms. | ||
And for the ladies, Harry. | ||
She's got the Harry anchor arms. | ||
Throwing around anchors on the beach. | ||
While she's sitting there. | ||
I'm a very slight figure, which I like. | ||
I like to be skinny because I know once that weight goes on, it's not coming off. | ||
I'm Mexican and Italian. | ||
That weight comes on, it is never coming off. | ||
And if I stop working out, I'll get fat. | ||
So, I'm cool with that. | ||
I'm skinny, I'm thin, I have a great figure. | ||
People are going to say that sounds gay. | ||
I don't care. | ||
I like being skinny. | ||
I'm standing there next to Marjorie and she's like, she looks like my bodyguard. | ||
You know, she looks like she's standing there like a, like a ape, you know? | ||
Not cool. | ||
Nobody, nobody wants to be a part of that. | ||
We want hot girls. | ||
We want hot girls standing next to us. | ||
We want hot ones. | ||
Who's like a hot America, like Faith Goldie? | ||
That's wrong to say because she's married now, but she's beautiful and she's ladylike and she's got a great figure. | ||
Again, maybe that's weird because she's married. | ||
I'm just complimenting her. | ||
Now that makes sense. | ||
So, who else? | ||
Who else would be, uh... Who else? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I'm not, you know me, I'm not a simp. | ||
I'm anti-e-girl, so I don't even know. | ||
And they all hate me, so... | ||
But it definitely doesn't look like that. | ||
Large Marge, yo. | ||
I'm posting that on Telegram. | ||
That's what we gotta call her. | ||
Large Marge. | ||
She's gonna hate that. | ||
Who's Lauren Witsky? | ||
Lauren Witsky? | ||
Oh, yeah. | ||
Yeah. | ||
She's, um... Yeah, she would be... She could stand on the stage. | ||
Who else is on the site? | ||
Yeah, Ella Maulding. | ||
Oh! | ||
Hello, Kathy Zhu. | ||
She posted a TikTok the other day. | ||
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Oh. | |
My. | ||
Gosh. | ||
I had to look at a picture of Marjorie Taylor Greene. | ||
I'll just put it that way. | ||
Kathy Xu posted this TikTok the other day. | ||
It was exciting, okay? | ||
It was electric. | ||
She posted this Halloween TikTok. | ||
She was wearing this costume. | ||
I was like, somebody get me a picture of Marjorie Taylor Greene ASAP. | ||
I am about to commit a mortal sin. | ||
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I am about to commit a mortal sin. | |
Show me the pull-up video. | ||
Yeah. | ||
The old Cathy Xu! | ||
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Well, that's never... It's never gonna happen, you know. | |
It's... Romeo and Juliet, you know. | ||
She's Asian. | ||
I'm Mexican. | ||
It's just never gonna happen. | ||
It's never gonna happen. | ||
But yeah, she had on this, like... I'm not even... I'm not even gonna get into it. | ||
I can't think those thoughts. | ||
Somebody give me a picture of Cheddar Man. | ||
Give me a picture of Large Marge to drive out those sinful thoughts. | ||
Yeah, but she posted this TikTok. | ||
I couldn't, my jaw dropped. | ||
I couldn't believe it. | ||
I was like, OMG. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Anyway, anyway. | ||
All right. | ||
Anyway. | ||
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I've never seen you look this happy before. | |
Oh yeah, yeah. | ||
I remember that. | ||
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Oh yeah, well. | |
In Another Life. | ||
It's like that song. | ||
You know that song? | ||
In another life. | ||
What's that song? | ||
The one that got away. | ||
Who sings that? | ||
Is that Katy Perry? | ||
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It's a great song. | |
In another life. | ||
Yeah, well, whatever. | ||
Oh, and someone says Britney. | ||
Yeah, Britney. | ||
Britney can get it. | ||
Yo, Britney can get it. | ||
Yeah, she could. | ||
Large Marge can take some tips from Britney. | ||
Britney, super old, still got it. | ||
Nah, I'm kidding. | ||
She's not that old. | ||
She's in her 30s. | ||
That's just a joke, of course. | ||
This show is raunchy. | ||
I apologize, you know, if this is a bad representation. | ||
LA changed you, Nick. | ||
What's that? | ||
LA changed you. | ||
Yeah, right? | ||
This is LA, Nick. | ||
This is the vibes. | ||
What am I saying? | ||
I'm like, is this a bad representation after the swastika Hitler show? | ||
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Yeah, right? | |
I'm like, that's the beauty of working here. | ||
It's like, oh, I don't have to worry about that because it's like, oh, that's funny. | ||
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Okay. | |
Bob H says, what's the deal with the Tim Poole interview? | ||
Can we get your analysis of that? | ||
Well, Tim Poole was being difficult. | ||
You know, he got a call before the show. | ||
People literally called him before the show and said, like, don't have him on. | ||
You need to press him. | ||
Because I guess he was, like, cool. | ||
And then he literally got two calls from people I'm not going to name. | ||
And not for their sake, but for the sake of somebody else. | ||
They literally got the call. | ||
And, you know, Ye said—he said, look, I'm about to walk the F off and get on a PJ and fly back. | ||
That's Ye's words. | ||
But they kept pushing and pushing and pushing. | ||
They said, oh, you're anti-Semitic, blah, blah, blah. | ||
We don't judge groups. | ||
They kept cutting me off. | ||
They cut Ye off. | ||
So Ye left. | ||
And so we just—we bounced, you know. | ||
So that's that. | ||
We literally jumped on a plane and flew home. | ||
They had, you know, and they had like an Airbnb for us. | ||
We went to the Airbnb and then we're like, no, you know, let's just get out of here. | ||
So we literally drove away from their house to the airport, jumped on a plane, flew back. | ||
So. | ||
Only Ye. | ||
Only Ye. | ||
That's what I love about him. | ||
He is just so hardcore. | ||
It's a long flight. | ||
We're in LA. | ||
They're in Maryland. | ||
So we flew across the country. | ||
It took us all day. | ||
We woke up at the crack of dawn. | ||
Got to the airport. | ||
Flew all the way out there. | ||
We went and got food. | ||
Raced over to the house. | ||
Got all set up. | ||
We're there for 20 minutes. | ||
And Ye's like, we're flying back now. | ||
We're literally going to drive. | ||
We will turn this plane around. | ||
He's like, you know, so help me God, I will turn this private jet around, and he did! | ||
You know, most people bluff, they're like, okay, you know. | ||
But he, we literally were there for 20 minutes, and then turned the car around, went back to the airport, and flew back to LA. | ||
Flew right back across the country. | ||
Legend. | ||
Absolute legend. | ||
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King. | |
King of the cancelled. | ||
That's why we love him. | ||
That's why he's our guy. | ||
Um. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Donald Trump says everyone check out the merch store. | ||
Put all his clothes out of stock. | ||
You and ya. | ||
Oh, I keep forgetting that. | ||
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Yeah. | |
We have the merch store live. | ||
Shop.cozy.tv slash Nick. | ||
Check it out. | ||
And shop.cozy.tv. | ||
We have Cozy merch as well. | ||
So we have my merch. | ||
We have Cozy merch. | ||
Yay saw the merch. | ||
Um, he didn't give his opinion though, his phone was dead, but um, there might, maybe there'll be a collab, I don't know. | ||
Cause Ye's kinda likes the Cozy, he likes the Cozy brand, he was like Cozy, so. | ||
So we'll see, but yeah, but get this merch, okay, get this merch. | ||
Cozy, shop.cozy.tv slash Nick. | ||
Because a lot of it's selling out. | ||
Aim says, does Ye know about Solar Micro Nova? | ||
I don't know what that is. | ||
Moops says, can't wait for the Constitution 2.0. | ||
Praying for you guys. | ||
We up! | ||
It's up! | ||
Yeah, we're going to rewrite it. | ||
Schizo Pattern Enjoyer says, sorry for the weird formatting on my last Super Chat. | ||
I might have sounded slightly less retarded with TTS reading it, but I myself am retarded, so maybe not. | ||
Huge W either way. | ||
Okay. | ||
DJT says, when will Ye blow the whistle on the black magic and Satanism in Hollywood? | ||
The world deserves to know the true evil that goes on in Hollywood. | ||
Speaking out about this can change the world. | ||
I believe he plans to. | ||
Spinefish says, where were you on January 29, 2015? | ||
I don't know. | ||
January 29, that was my junior year of high school. | ||
Was that Naaman? | ||
Was that the North American International MUN Conference? | ||
I'm trying to remember. | ||
No, no, that was the year before. | ||
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I don't know. | |
You tell me. | ||
You know everything about me. | ||
John Smith says, when is Andrew Tate going to have Nick on? | ||
Yeah, when is Andrew Tate going to have me on? | ||
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I've been telling him. | |
I told him when I met him. | ||
And he was a little bit apprehensive, but he had heard about you. | ||
I want to meet him. | ||
He's so cool. | ||
He is kind of like a nice guy. | ||
He seems very warm. | ||
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Yeah, he's a friendly guy. | |
He would agree with you about Russian Ukraine. | ||
You guys have to use accent tape on Putin and everything. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Well, understandable if he doesn't want to. | ||
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I think you'd have a really good podcast, actually. | |
Yeah, I think so, too. | ||
It'd be a great conversation. | ||
Boogly Woogly says, what was the drive to Poole's house like? | ||
Is it actually total backwoods? | ||
Well, I don't want to dox the guy. | ||
Kill Animals says, one thing I relate to, yay, is high level of creativity, lending itself to make sophisticated, nuanced, esoteric connections. | ||
It can be torturous and difficult. | ||
The super high IQ guy spells torturous, T-O-R-C-H-E-R-O-U-S. | ||
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Like a torch, as opposed to torture. | |
Torture isn't difficult because if others are not on the level, they will just accuse you of speaking nonsense even if you're trying to sort out reality. | ||
Oh, is that too late? | ||
Nathan says, is this camera flipped vertically compared to your camera at home? | ||
No. | ||
VMI says, thank you always for your leadership. | ||
Stay motivated. | ||
Stay on point. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Okay, I'm getting hungry. | ||
I'm about to wrap this up. | ||
VMI says, thank you always for your leadership. | ||
Stay motivated. | ||
Okay, just read that. | ||
Ramen Noodle says, milk, lemonade, around the corner, fudge is made. | ||
Okay. | ||
Modern Monarchist says, oh, the reading of the Super Chats. | ||
Have you missed this? | ||
Always at the right time, modern monarchist. | ||
All jokes aside, one of the worst things Ben Shapiro said about you was slurring you as a grifter. | ||
He doesn't have the huevos to debate you. | ||
Ah, the huevos, so true. | ||
Yeah, yeah, the grifter with the bank account banned. | ||
Versus the freaking Jew who brags about sleeping on a bed made of money. | ||
Seriously? | ||
People are sick. | ||
John Smith says, large Marge. | ||
Johnny Bravo says, now that it's public, you guys will be interviewed by Aiden. | ||
Watch Destiny try to leech his way into that debate. | ||
It's not a debate. | ||
It's going to be an interview. | ||
Just to make sure all sides are framed properly. | ||
Yeah, not going to happen. | ||
Yeah, we don't need that weirdo energy. | ||
We don't need that sordid scene with him and Melina. | ||
Sick. | ||
It's a sickness. | ||
Modern Monarchists' MTG and Alex Stein, LOL, are coming to speak like 10 minutes from me. | ||
Should I go? | ||
Pass or gas? | ||
I think she deserves to get groiped, quite frankly. | ||
I think that Marjorie Greene should be groiped at her next event. | ||
Groiped meaning people should heckle her and ask her difficult questions. | ||
Yeah! | ||
Let's do it. | ||
DJ T says, have you mentioned to Ye about how Jesse Owens was treated better by the Germans and the Americans during his time? | ||
Yes. | ||
Donald Trump says, tell me if I'm wrong, but I feel like the debate between Trump and DeSantis is done. | ||
They know it will be yay or Trump. | ||
I noticed YouTube algorithms started pushing Trump again, which makes me think that's the best chance for Jews to maintain control. | ||
Yeah, DeSantis just isn't even in the conversation right now. | ||
White Knight says, I love you, Nick. | ||
Not reading the rest of that. | ||
Theophilos is Cro-Manon Marge. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Litho says you might check out this restaurant in Orange County. | ||
I was told about called Chain. | ||
Every week they choose a new restaurant. | ||
Chain's menu to replicate and perfect! | ||
That sounds so cool! | ||
Yo, we gotta check that out. | ||
Let's see. | ||
What's this week's? | ||
Chain Restaurant LA. | ||
eatchain.com Let's see. | ||
What is this? | ||
Chain restaurant drops? | ||
I want... Okay, I'm not looking for drops. | ||
so I want to know what the food is. | ||
BJ Novak launch pop-up chain to serve gourmet takes on, okay, well, where's the information? | ||
and We need the intelligence. | ||
Come on, man! | ||
Let's check their Twitter. | ||
Chef Driven Takes on New American Cuisine. | ||
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Okay. | |
Popeyes! | ||
Okay, here we go. | ||
Is it going to be Popeyes? | ||
Yeah, we've got to get the details on that. | ||
Right, Sneako? | ||
That looks exciting. | ||
Uh, Trey. | ||
Oh, hey, Trey Gangz. | ||
Just can't believe this MTG stuff. | ||
She met me last December in Phoenix and she stuck her number in my pocket with her veiny, sweaty gorilla hands. | ||
She met me last December in Phoenix and she stuck her number in my pocket with her veiny, sweaty gorilla hands. | ||
She wanted that trade. | ||
Dolla ticks. | ||
She should stay loyal. | ||
Sick. | ||
It is sick. | ||
She should have stayed loyal. | ||
I agree. | ||
Okay. | ||
Protestant Groper's first quote was from Started Up by Lloyd Banks featuring Ye. | ||
Oh, that's not a Ye song. | ||
I can't know all the features. | ||
There's like hundreds of hours of features. | ||
Alex says, you think Ye is done releasing music for the foreseeable future? | ||
I'm not going to speak on that. | ||
Saria says, hey Nick, could you please sit in your car on a cool dark winter night and listen to Robocop off 808s and have a good cry? | ||
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Uh, no. | |
Hey, we love Croatia. | ||
Groy versus Croatia stands with Christ, Ye, and Nick. | ||
Hey, we love Croatia. | ||
Seeker of Truths, it sounds like he's doing a deep dive, learning the hidden truths. | ||
The Doc Europa does a perfect job concisely presenting the hidden facts and a well-done. | ||
That documentary is flawed from what I've heard. | ||
So, hey, we're figuring out, okay. | ||
Don't, don't you worry. | ||
Saria says, you ever piddle around on a guitar and forget about this politics and religion stuff? | ||
Can't say that I do, no. | ||
Vincent James, yo! | ||
He says, my mom said earlier God is choosing his army and exposing who is on our side and who isn't. | ||
This is destiny. | ||
Stay strong. | ||
Hope to see you soon. | ||
Hey, thank you man! | ||
Hope to see you soon too. | ||
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It's true. | |
Gideon's army. | ||
Ye said his favorite biblical king is Gideon, and I can see why. | ||
It's like the army of 23,000 narrowed down to the army of 300, and this is going to be the one, you know? | ||
Anon says, Jimmy Kimmel compared you to the Jabba the Hutt's Kowakian monkey lizard, Salacious Crumb? | ||
I am not like Salacious Crumb. | ||
If anything, I'm like Bib Fortuna or, uh, that's a little cringe, I guess, but I don't know. | ||
I would be maybe one of those priests with his brain in the vat, in the spider droid. | ||
But that's, that's, I am not like Salacious Crumb at all. | ||
That's, so who's Jabba the Hutt, then? | ||
Is Jabba the Hutt Ye? | ||
Analogy doesn't even make sense. | ||
Ye is like... Who would Ye be like? | ||
He would be like... I don't know. | ||
I don't know how the analogy... He's sort of like Qui-Gon. | ||
I'm like Obi-Wan. | ||
He's like Qui-Gon Jinn. | ||
I'm like Obi-Wan Kenobi. | ||
Sort of like that, I guess. | ||
OpticsRespector says, damn bro. | ||
Hey, sorry. | ||
Alex says, large cheddar man Marge. | ||
Look disgusting. | ||
Shoulders protruding in her black pantsuit before af pack. | ||
Very disrespectful. | ||
True. | ||
Saria says, is this for an album drop? | ||
Okay. | ||
Spinefish says, it was H-Mun. | ||
Oh, Harvard Mun! | ||
Yeah, that was my favorite one, man. | ||
That was my favorite one. | ||
That's when I knew that I was gonna be successful. | ||
Because I just totally took over. | ||
It was a committee of 200... I know you guys don't care. | ||
It was a committee of 200 people. | ||
A general assembly. | ||
I represented Peru. | ||
Not even a P5 nation, okay? | ||
And I passed the only resolution. | ||
My resolution. | ||
The only reason I didn't win first is because, uh... | ||
This girl gave our resolution to China, the delegate from China, screwed us over. | ||
Dumb idiot. | ||
Argentina, I'll never forget. | ||
She's watching. | ||
Hey, if you're watching, you screwed me out of a gavel. | ||
She was representing Argentina, Ecofin, Harvard Model UN 2015. | ||
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Still upset. | |
DJT says, isn't it ironic that they take away your family, money, friends, career, then call you crazy for speaking out about it? | ||
You ain't need strong brothers to take care of him. | ||
Can't imagine that this is easy. | ||
Hey, we're standing strong. | ||
Stand back! | ||
Stand by! | ||
It is crazy. | ||
John Smith says, word around the street is Tobuscus is joining Cozy Thoughts. | ||
Well, he hasn't reached out, but we'd love to have him. | ||
Joe says, have you ever had McDonald's? | ||
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Yeah. | |
Okay, these are going to be my last ones here. | ||
Groipers, appreciate you bud. | ||
My family and future wife are praying for you and yay, have waited for this moment for five years. | ||
Have never been more proud to groip. | ||
Respect. | ||
With Christ, you're doing the impossible. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
DJT says, have you ever heard of Kathy O'Brien's story as a survivor of MKUltra? | ||
I believe that her books contain methods of deprogramming. | ||
I have not. | ||
Kill animals is torturous. | ||
LOL, I love you Nick. | ||
Thanks for keeping me humble. | ||
I will always love and fear you. | ||
Hey, thank you. | ||
Okay, that's our last Super Chat. | ||
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