EP.179 - CRAZY PARANORMAL STORIES, REY MYSTERIO WRESTLING ACCIDENT & PYTHON COWBOY GHOST STORY 01:13:53

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You know what my fit looks like right now? You ever watch Talk To Me yet? No. Oh, yeah. I look exactly like the Talk To Me girl, right? Look at this shirt. Because I was looking in the mirror. I'm like, yo, why do I look so familiar for some reason? Wait, is that the girl that goes... Yeah, girl. Look, look. No, really, yeah. Hold on, hold on, hold on. It's the one scene where she's getting possessed. Yeah.

Yeah. I'm back. That's the back. What the fuck? I didn't watch that. Did you watch that? Yeah. It's like, bro, I'm telling you, this is one of the best horror movies ever made. See, I just seen this one. This one was the meme that I seen so much of. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But yo, I literally look like the shit, man. That's scary, bro. Fuck.

You think- you think if you um, let's say you dress up as something like a spirit or uh, trying to mock something that's real. Yeah? You'll get bad energy from the thing that you're trying to mock. The fuck? So like if you dress up as like Michael Jackson, like- Michael Jackson? No, I don't know about that.

Michael Jackson's gonna be like, yo, what the fuck? Why is this guy trying to impersonate me? Boom. You try to do that lean? You fucking follow. I don't think Michael Jackson's gonna haunt you. I don't know about Michael Jackson. I thought that's where you were going. Because how do you dress up as a ghost? You can't. No, you can dress up as people that could, I guess, would haunt you. Yeah. Because Michael Jackson, like, what, you're gonna be sleeping here? Hee hee. That's what I was gonna say.

That's what I was going for. If you dress up as, let's say someone a bit more evil. Yeah. Let's say like Jeffrey Dahmer or some shit. Oh! That's kind of the same thing as Michael Jackson though. No. It's just dead people. We're talking about dead people. Yeah, but Michael Jackson's not no, I mean debatable. Yeah, I guess. Some people said, did he do it? Yeah, did he do it?

What are you getting at, though? No, but... What's it called? Jeffrey Dahmer, for example. Oh, I was gonna say... There's this person that collects items of different serial killers. Oh, hell no. Yeah. This guy has Jeffrey Dahmer's glasses. Oh, shit. And he has them in his crib. I think there's... Didn't they sell it? Yeah, and that's the guy that bought it. Oh, yeah. So this guy bought it. And he said when he had it in his room, it would almost...

it would have an energy to it. It almost called to him type of thing. Like, it would give him thoughts and, you know, like ideas in his head. But is it because of the energy that's attached to the glasses or is it because of...

I guess the story that comes with it, you know? I think it is the story that comes with it. Do you know the... Have you ever played the Simon game? Oh, with the pencils and shit? No, no, no. Not that. It's a circle, right? And then it's red, yellow, blue, green. And the whole point of the game is like, it'll beep out red, yellow, green, and then you're going to have to start pressing it. So it's a memorization game, right? So I don't know if you know the story, but there was a group of teenagers at a house party. Mm-hmm.

And they went up to a little girl's room and they found that Simon toy, right? Yeah. And they started playing with it. And they noticed that the Simon toy, it's just memorization game. It started malfunctioning. So they're like, okay, is this kind of weird? But then right after, they started asking each other questions and the Simon toy would react to the questions. It would speak? No, it would light up either green or red. Oh, so it's...

Is saying yes or no. It's like a Ouija board thing. So the guy would be like. Test it. He's like. Simon. Is my shirt black? It would lag out for a bit. Beep.

Green. He was wearing a black shirt. So that's like a... Isn't it a Little Tikes toy? Yeah, it's a Little Tikes toy. But that's the thing. This is why it gets weird. The girl, the room that they were in, had a drawing on her desk. And they got it. And they put it next to the Simon toy. And the drawing is the little girl with a black figure that she draws. Oh, shit. I'll show you.

So she sees the person that's on the other side of it. So that's why it might not even be the Simon toy. It's the environment around it. Look.

Oh, that's weird bro. And look at the numbers. No. Yeah. That's fucking weird. So this is what happens. They test it again. They're like, oh, am I a girl or a boy? And it doesn't respond because it only responds to no or yes. Yeah. Right? And then they say, the last question, are you... And then right before here, they hear knocking on the window. They look at the window, fam. Nothing's there. Oh my god. They run out of the house, buddy, fam. Oh.

it's i think that's the scariest thing as a parent like imagine your kid oh yeah starts to see something in the crib but they're connected to it yeah honestly because when when it's children they don't know any better and they that's why parents always say like don't talk to strangers because they can be led down a path that obviously they don't know what's wrong or right that ass yeah and there's stories before of like kids yo there's this one story i heard on reddit yeah and this is this a popular one okay but

The kid would have an imaginary friend that would tell her to do, I guess just like, what do you call it? What's the word? Misbehave. Oh, like bad stuff. Yeah, yeah. Okay. So she would blame it on the imaginary friend. But that's like a kid thing to do, right? Yeah. But the reason the mom got really scared was because she would see the kid and hang out with the kid in one room the whole time. And when they go to another room,

there would be like a mess on the floor and she would blame it on and she would blame it on the imaginary friend okay so they're thinking like okay maybe the kid just snuck in there and did some stuff right yeah the mom tested it they were watching a movie together in the living room they they were probably watching like i think finding nemo or whatever and they were just chilling they're just chilling they hear something in the other room so they walk over

And then they see, like, on the wall, just crayon, like, drawn all over the wall. And the kid blames the ghost again? And then the kid goes... No, the mom asks the kid, like, did you do this? Yeah, yeah. And he goes, no, it was...

who is the kid? My imaginary friend. His imaginary friend. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So at that point, when you're a parent, like, how do you know when to, I guess, just say, okay, something else is going on or you just think it's your kid? Because there's obviously bad behavior too. Some kids would just be, just be delusional and say, oh, oh, it was,

it wasn't me you know what i'm saying there's some kids like that though there's some kids that would that would they would lie their ass off yeah yeah but that's smart though yeah that's super smart like a super malicious kid would make that lie oh it's just my my fucking a bad kid would say that you know i mean but we we never know yeah no i think if i were to ever see like a child do something out of the ordinary i would just try and talk to them yeah because

Even though kids, here's the problem. I feel like we talk to kids too baby. Like we don't respect what they're saying too much? No, not that. But you know how when you see a young, young kid? Yeah. And this is why I'm not good with babies. It's because I'll talk to them like a regular person. Oh, you can't do that. You can't do that. I know, but why not?

Because they only know like, okay, say a real baby, the Goo Goo Gaga, you have to communicate with them with, ah, with sounds. Yeah, but that's the problem. Like, why do we do that? I don't know. You get me though? Like, why can't we talk to babies normal? Why can't I talk to like, oh, how's the weather? Honestly, I'm not going to get an answer. Feel me? I'm not going to get an answer, but at least like I'm treating them normal. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So that he'll grow up

you know, maybe more mature. Yeah, yeah. There was an instance when I went to the church and the music was playing and like the whole church was going crazy. Everyone was singing. And they kept crying. No, no. And there was an... I think he's...

It's like acoustic. He was an acoustic kid. And it was crazy because as soon as the drums started playing and stuff, all you can see, he left his mom and he started bouncing, right? He got one of the tambourines on the wall and he started going like this, but it was on beat, like super on beat. And I was like, oh shit, like did the Holy Spirit just get into him? No, bro, like...

Kids that have autism and kids on the spectrum, some of them are very, very smart. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah. You may seem that they have a disability or a condition. Yeah, yeah. But some of them are geniuses. Because their brain doesn't work in one way. It works amazing in the other way. Yeah, because mind you, that kid is super small still. And he's already doing that. So, yeah, that is kind of crazy. There's a theory that...

Like, Adolf? I'm not gonna say the, you know. He had, he's on the spectrum. Word. Yeah, there's theories about that. There's theories that there's very, very famous people that did crazy things in their time. Yeah. And it lines up to conditions they would've had. Which makes sense, feel me? Like, I think Napoleon, Napoleon had bipolar. Yeah. But it makes sense, because if you think about it, the way he was acting and the way he was forcing people to do shit...

And it lines up. But people with those minds, go ahead. But back in the day, in history, that shit wasn't a thing. You know what I mean? It was normal? Yeah, no, they didn't have words for it. They didn't know what that was. It's just like, oh, he acts like that. That's what it is. They didn't classify it as some shit. So that girl in the ghost story, I mean, that person, that little kid in the ghost story, she didn't have any disability or whatever? Or she was normal? No.

And she started seeing things. Oh, the imaginary kid one? Yeah. No, that's just a child, fam. Oh, okay. That's just a child. You know what was crazy? You know the hanging man? Remember that video that went super viral of me talking about the hanging man? Nah. It was like nine months ago and how the kid would draw and show his dad. Nah, I actually don't remember. What he was seeing because he was saying imaginary friend. Fam, yesterday, that dad, that dad messaged me and took down our video. Oh, really? Yeah. And I was like, bro, it's nine months ago. Like, thing, like,

But low-key, we should have had him on the podcast to really explain the story. Wait, why? Because we got views off it. So he was mad that... So he took down the shorts. He got the thing reported. He was like, yo, copyright them. You know what, though? If you put it out online for other people, I feel like it's free game. At that point, it's kind of free game. Yeah, but I guess the thing is like, I'm telling your story and I'm getting more views than you did. So it's like... Maybe that's what it is. Did you see that guy also on Joe Rogan? Mm-hmm.

cow i think it's it's python cowboy but he's not a cowboy oh yeah the the rapper right no no he's not he's the guy i think about somebody else i think about somebody else so there was a guy on joe rogan like he was he's a snake like youtuber like his content is like

I deal with snakes. I go on the Everglades. Like reptiles. Exactly, yeah. So he was telling a story and he went to the Everglades, the Florida Everglades for an adventure. And then he stumbled across like a pile of rocks. And then he was looking at it and he was like, oh, there's inverted crosses on these rocks. Oh, what? And yeah.

He was just trying to search for snakes. That's all he was doing. What do you mean inverted crosses? What do you mean by that? So on a red marker on some rocks, there would be crosses. Oh, shit. Yeah. And he looked more into it and he saw a doll. Yeah. With also an inverted cross on its forehead. So he's like, what the fuck? And in the crevice, there was a snake. And when he picked up the snake and he took it in his hands, he said that it was bleeding out of his ass.

And he's a snake guy, right? Snakes, he says, usually don't do this. So already the area, he's like, this is kind of weird, right? He keeps exploring. And on the cement, when he walks a bit further, there's something in Latin. What does it say? It says, turn around now. He is watching you. What the fuck? And this guy's like,

What the fuck? I'm just here for snakes. So he ignores all the signs and starts exploring the buildings. In the building, fam, this is crazy. He walks inside the building, flashes his flashlight on the wall, and there's like a spray painting. And it's him. No! Him? With a snake. Wait. And it says, Python season. What?

What the f***? So they knew he was gonna go there? I don't know. And this is where the story gets crazier. Before he leaves, he thinks that something touched him. And when he looks on the ground in the video, there's a baby on the ground. He's like, is this the same baby from before?

and he dips but this is the crazy fact though after he finds out this so there's a guy that is named Jack Parsons who conjured his own wife from hell in that area and his wife's name was Majorji Kimmel the same name as Kimmel's as Python Cowboy's grandmother

So it's like it's like it all led up to there. It's like he knew that's not his grandmother. It's just the same name. Yeah, same name, though. Well, that's weird. Yeah, but it makes sense. So because what if that was since he conjured that person from thing and it was his grandmother, maybe he was cursed to start. What I'm thinking about is, is there is there something that happens with the name that gives like a spiritual significance? That's the reason they use him for the ritual.

would they need someone attached to that person that's like cause you know how in demon or not not demon sorry um chainsaw man yeah and I told you that thing where um she would go up to these prisoners yeah they would say say this name and and the person would die but the person like across the world with the same name would die

oh yeah so do you think there's spiritual significance to a name that if somebody's attached to it somehow and you can like get in that way or i don't know because ancestors do you know it's by blood right exactly yeah if we're connected we're connected by family and there's definitely some spiritual significance that we can't see within our family yeah we're connected some way

The thing I always think about is, okay, what if I'm out in public and I meet somebody that maybe I don't know personally and my family doesn't know personally, but somewhere down the line through like an ancestry and their ancestry...

Somebody was friends with each other or they knew each other in some way. Have you gone through that yet or no? Nah, that's impossible. How am I supposed to know that? No, but maybe your mom was like, oh yeah, that person that you did meet was my thing. Like you ever get those? I've gotten those. No, but what I'm thinking about is... Oh, like a random person. I'm talking about like Neanderthal era, feel me? Like bro gave bro another rock. And then like, oh yo, we're homies now. We're homies, man. And then in the future...

Like the great-great-great-great-great-great-grandkids or great-great-great-great-great-great-grandcousins were our friends and some shit. I believe the name thing rather than the dressing up as a dead person. You know what I mean? It's more likely with the name. The reason I say the dressing up part is because there's a lot of people that do blasphemy and things and they always get cursed. Word. Word.

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There's many times that's happened. For example, the Brazil one. Oh, you're talking like that. Okay. I'm talking about you replicate something with a negative connotation around it. And then your life is in shambles because you did that. True. Because I think that could happen. Yeah. I remember I saw this interview. It was with Kanye's friend. Yo, you know Kanye's actually, he's actually a gang member the whole time. He's

He's secretly been a gang member. Like a blood grip? No, a GD. Kanye West has secretly been a gang member this whole time. Really? I mean, he did live in Chiraq, so it makes sense. Now, I was watching his interview and there's this homie. His GD homie, actually. Kanye said before in his Genius documentary that...

His friends would never let him do the initiations, but he would always be affiliated regardless, right? I think the reason that is though is because they saw the potential in him so that he doesn't, you know, go down the wrong path. He doesn't like get caught up in bullshit because he has a lot of potential. True. He's going to make it famous.

In the Genius documentary, if you look closely, he actually throws up the rakes. Oh, yeah? The gang sign. Wait, Genius in explaining lyrics? Or like a random... Bro, the Kanye Genius documentary. Oh. His documentary. Oh, shit. He actually throws up the rakes, like the GD symbol. Yeah, yeah. And you look closely in it. Now, the guy, what he was saying was, Kanye, the whole time, he felt like he wasn't meant to...

I guess... It's not that he wasn't meant to. But he felt... That he had to prove himself... Within the gang. Because all the other people were hard. You know what I mean? They're doing that shit. And he was like wearing polos and like... Yeah. So... But that was actually on purpose. They just never told him. It was like... Do you remember that thing I said the other day? About...

Somebody might be in your life that holds cards, but that you don't realize matters to you. So they put you in a position that you think was for one reason, but the whole reason was a secret the whole time is to protect them. So he didn't end up in the gang. That's why he didn't end up in the gang. And what's crazy is if you think about it, I was watching this. Kanye acknowledged it too, that he's what he wanted to be.

to come out of that gang or like that's what Larry Hoover wanted to get out of the gangster disciples is someone that famous or someone to that stature to be that successful. No, that's W though because in the moment you wouldn't really notice it, right? So that guy that wanted to protect him and you've seen Kanye like go up and your gang not, would you not be jealous or is like did Kanye take care of them?

Did Kanye take care of them or not? Because he obviously doesn't rep it no more. He definitely takes care of his boys. I know that. But that's such like a... That's a crazy thing because if that happened to me, I would be like, oh, I would probably help them if I knew. But if I didn't know, yeah, I would feel bad. He does know. But I think it's a thing of...

Because they treated him one way, he has to react in that way. But realizing the truth later... Oh, that's crazy. That's hella like... For example, let's say your parent kept you away from your other parent. Yeah. And never told you the reason why. And they came to you and said, oh, because of this environment that they're in, it could be dangerous to your life. But you just never knew that. You just thought your other parent was a dick. Yeah.

you know but that guy that guy did good because he he didn't mess up his timeline like he kept it like straight yeah I mean yeah without him there would be no thing and that's rare because I feel a lot of homies yes if they see you going one way they'll do the opposite they'll try to hold you with them rather than push you away that's why the ending of um what's that movie called you ever watch Good Will Hunting

No, no, no. I've heard of it, though. With Matt Damon. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So there's this one scene and it's with Ben Affleck and Ben Affleck tells Will, yo, the biggest excitement I get isn't from us hanging out and shit. It's actually from before I go to your door. And I think to myself, man, maybe he's not home today. Why? Hopefully...

hopefully he's not home maybe maybe he left and he just didn't say goodbye maybe he's on to better things than just what we're going to be doing out here oh that's what he's excited about because there's so much there's so much potential in him no but that's like from a perspective of somebody that wants better for your homie yeah because all they do is just do bullshit drink alcohol and

and get in fights and then they end up working construction and then that one day that the homie finally goes up it's like it's kind of sad day it was like he wants him to grow yeah he wants him to get out of there because will in the movie is really really smart we didn't that he doesn't he doesn't you know he doesn't really take it as advantage but that's what i'm saying is like if you have somebody in your circle that can do really really well you shouldn't ever hold them back that's why it's such a big thing for the kanye virgil

Drake even dissed about it that Kanye knew Virgil's success or his potential the whole time, but he never let him flourish until Virgil left. It was crazy, bro. And then now Pharrell's taking over, but it's not the same. Pharrell's taking over what? Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton.

And for Virgil. But all they're saying is it's not the same because it doesn't hit... Like the story when... Remember that thing was like, flew to Paris for a hug. Wait, what? What is that? You don't know that? So when Virgil finally did his first runway with Louis Vuitton, big, with the Rainbow Road. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't remember that? And then he went up to Kanye and Kanye, that was the first time I seen him like he was pulling down his hat because...

You don't want to see men's to cry. Oh yeah, you just cry. And then Kanye has like a bar in the song that's like, flew to Paris for her. He flew all the way because that was his mentor. Like he built the way for him to do that. And it finally worked out.

It's crazy. You know what's crazy? I feel like if that was painted, that moment of him crying and then Virgil giving a hug, that would be considered some really, really fine fucking art. But it lives in this reality as a what? An iPhone video. So check this out. Do you think eventually we're going to have museums of iPhone vids? What? The reason I think about why I say that is because if you bag it,

In art museums right now, they're just moments in time that were painted. Okay. Wait, that makes no sense. Wait, so would it be VR and we would just look through on our phones? No, I'm saying, would we want to go to galleries and...

and just see the video as for what it is probably not yo modern art museums right now i swear are getting less and less attractive you know why because it's like there's this trend going around too where it's like stand in front of the art that you think that you can make and one of the girls stood in front of it i swear it's just white it's a white picture and i'm like why is that in a museum right and then there's another one it's a fan and a blanket and the fan is just blowing the blanket up in the air

I'm like, bro, anyone could do that. So it's like, yeah, what is really art nowadays? Art is anything though. Yeah, I know. There's no such thing as good art. Yeah. I don't think you can consider something good art. Art is just art. Uh...

No, there is good art. Like what? To the public eye. Like, oh, if one person says it's good, I feel like it's good. You know what I mean? But why? I don't know. Because it hit whatever emotion or like thing that they were trying to get out of it. But what if the goal was to make someone disgusted by it? And it made a person feel disgusted? Yeah. Yeah, then it worked. That's good art. Exactly. Yeah. So you said by someone, there's at least one person that liked it. But what if the goal was to make someone disgusted? So that's the opposite of like. Right.

Is it still good art? Yeah, it's good art because they got that emotion out of it. What if the emotion out of... So what if my art was to make you infuriated that it's stupid? Is that now considered good art because I made you infuriated that it was stupid? Probably. Right? Low key. Because I think what we think is art is paint. What looks like an artist, right? But realistically, I can just go sit in a bench and that's my art because...

that's what i consider is me yeah that goes with a comedy too like say a person tells a joke but a person is disgusted with it low-key that's still a good joke because it triggered something that's yeah that's what i'm saying yeah okay but it's it but it's not um because we we try to we try to like mix entertainment and art but sometimes it's just fucking art and we won't understand that shit period i mean there was one uh

There's one movie I watched recently. Okay. This was really interesting because it's one of those movies where it's a decent movie until the end and then the ending just like... It messes it up. Nah, it makes it... It makes it really... It makes it good but it makes it good...

In a weird way. Okay. So this way I can explain it. So the beginning of the movie, there's this guy and he's a voice recorder or like a Foley sound engineer. Okay. Okay. So pretty much what he has to do, he has to go and get live footage recording sounds of a car, gunshots, whatever it may be. Right? Now he's at the park. Oh, actually before that, sorry. He sees his boss and they're working on this one film. It's a horror film. Yeah.

And this woman, she's in the shower and a killer with a knife comes up and tries to stab her. And the woman screams, but the scream sounds stupid as fuck. It goes, right? Now the boss says, okay, fuck, we got to get a new, we got to get a new scream. Like who are we going to get in the scream? I'll look, I'll look around. I'll ask some people. Right. Anyways,

The guy says, hey, you know what? Even the wind noises in that scene, we need some new ones. So he sends them out to go get some wind noises. So bro's at the park with his recorder. He's getting the wind noises. He sees some people walking by. He gets like chatter of them. He sees a bird. He gets a chirping of the bird. And then he sees a car driving and speeding down the road.

Now, when he sees the car speeding, it's coming close to the edge of a bridge. And all of a sudden, he hears like a big gunshot and the tire explodes. Oh, shit. So he captures this whole thing on tape on this recording. Mm-hmm.

And what he has to do, he obviously jumps in, saves the woman in the car. But he notices there's somebody else in the car too. It's a man. But he wasn't able to save that man. He already looks like he's dead. Okay, okay. So he saves the woman and takes her to the hospital. Now this is where it gets interesting. Since he has a recording, he sent it to the police. Yeah. And he sent it to a news place to crack down on what was the gunshot. Because there's obviously something more foul at play.

it turns out the person in the car was the next person to be a candidate as the president what yeah so he was the one that's gonna be the president next so that whole thing that he recorded was actually an assassination wait then who did it just a sniper shooting the car down check this out yeah so when he sent to the to the police station the recording they got back to him and they called him he said yo

this recording is blank like there's nothing on here and he goes to the news place and he talks to the news place like yo the recording's blank like you have nothing and he's freaking out like what the fuck what is he talking about so he goes to his office where he has all of the recordings all of the literally years worth years worth of different sounds that he collected he goes to the office every single one of the tapes is gone it's just it's deleted they're just blank they're all blank

Like not even of the car. Yeah. It's just random. Now, the whole movie is kind of just this, not mundane, but it's just like regular, I guess, regular pace of shit going on, right? Until the end. And that's when it makes it like a good movie. Because the whole movie is just whatever. Like, oh, there's a problem. There's a mystery. But the ending is what makes it a film. What's the ending? So there's another news reporter that contacts the woman that he saved.

And behind the scenes, the news reporter is actually the assassin that shot out the tire of the car coming. Now, the guy said, okay, you know what? The last time I gave the footage and the recording to the news people, it came out blank. He has a backup saved and he gave it to the woman because the woman's supposed to meet up with a news person. Now, the news person...

calls her and is like okay let's meet up at this place this time blah blah blah now they meet up but this time when they meet up the sound recorder guy he put a wire on her oh and he said okay he seems sus but let's just go with it if you need help just call me yeah they meet up at I think like Grand Central Station whatever and he talks to the woman

And right away, the guy can tell, wait, that's not the same voice as the person. This is a whole different guy. That's not the same news reporter. So they switched the mics? No, that's the assassin. And he can tell the woman's about to die.

Oh shit. Because the assassin is going to kill her. So he overhears them talking about, oh, it's the 4th of July and they're going to do fireworks at this one place. And he knows like, oh, in his head, I know exactly where they're going to go. It's like the secluded area with fireworks. Now the guy takes the woman up there. The assassin takes the woman up there. And since there's so much fireworks happening,

You can't even hear what's going on, right? It's just too much. So he's running and running and running and trying his best to get to her because he knows the guy's going to try and kill her. He gets up there. He sees the woman stabbed to death already. He sees the assassin. He grabs the knife, kills the assassin. And that was the end of it. You just saw like the girl dead, right? Now the end of the movie, he goes back to his boss and he goes...

Alright, let's work on the scene. They play the scene. Yeah, and he goes he's watching the girl about to get stabbed in life boom and the girl scream like It's the most perfect scream ever and the guy and the guy goes so what do you think about this? That's the best scream I've ever heard in my life. Like how'd you get that scream right? And and he goes yeah, it's a good scream and

And he's like holding his ears like in the screen. Holy shit. Yeah, because that's in footage, like in real life, in feel. He got the scream, but it was from a real fucking murderer. That's crazy. Is that a short film or an actual film? This is a film. Yeah, this is Andrew De Palma's Blowout. Okay, yeah. That's not an indie film, right? No, that's a real film. Yeah, that's such an indie plot though. Yeah, I know. That ending, I would be like,

Yo, that's just dark. Yeah, I know. I was watching this movie. I'm like, okay, it seems like a regular action movie. Some shit's gonna pop up and he's gonna save the day, right? And I saw the ending. I'm like, holy shit. Bro took the girl's screen and used it in the movie. So when people watch the movie, that's somebody getting murdered in real life. Wait, it's based on a true story or no? Or is it like part of the thing? Nah, nah, nah. Okay, but it's still fucked though. But...

But if you take it in, that could be a real thing. That could easily be a real thing. Like if we go and watch a movie, a lot of that stuff is real recordings and stuff. The Foley's especially. Yeah. So what if in some movies, maybe even back in the day, they just use straight up footage or not even footage, like sound footage, people actually getting murked. Yeah.

Remember in the... I fucking forgot what J. Cole's song was it. But the screams in the back were actually kids... That was the Jonestown Massacre, right? Yeah, the Jonestown Massacre. And it's stuff like that. Because in other films, they'd go on the dark web. And it's like, you know the MP3 players? Back then, you could buy sounds. Oh, boom. If you want fucking...

six-year-old kid screaming. You can buy shit like that off of the dark web. Oh, what the fuck? Yeah, there's like CDs. That's what they call the D-word tapes. You know what I mean? The what tapes? The devil tapes. Oh, really? Yeah, in the dark web. And you purchase these and a lot of musicians put it and the ones that use those tapes usually are the ones that get boosted up. Because I get that because if you think about it, if you want a specific sound, you have to go get it or you have to somehow replicate it.

So if you want a sound of some horrific shit going on in your horror movie, you might just have to do some horrific shit to get that sound, right? There was another one that I see on TikTok that was very indie, very niche. But the whole point of it was they were trying to replicate a real-life scenario where... Fuck, I forgot. It starts with a P and it's shot in New York.

It was like Fallahassee or something. The Fallahassee murder or something. And the girl was actually put on like, there was a scene where they were in a bedroom and the girl was actually put on a scene where it's like, she's just hanging and stuff. And it got so serious that there was like shit that was crawling behind her and stuff because they were trying to replicate that dead person's story. So wait, was this, was this a real person? Uh,

I think so. I think it was. But the person didn't die. No, the person didn't die. But like the stuff happening around it was real. Oh, shit. Like the ghosts like started fucking like, yo, don't tell my story in this way. You know what I mean? Like we're about to mess up the set. That's kind of like the Wizard of Oz hanging. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like how there's a hanging person in the Wizard of Oz. I've seen that. It's kind of like that.

I heard a lot of the times when stuff happens on set like that, since they don't have any other footage, they just have to use what they took. Because if you bag it as a filmmaker, damn, you have what you took. And if you don't notice it in the background, it's going in, bro. No, I always wondered, those people riding the TTC while you're shooting the scenes there, do they know that they're in a Spider-Man movie? They don't know. You know, you don't know. They have no idea. One day they'll find themselves like, oh shit, that's me. Yeah.

Like, their cousin might connect them. Like, yo, there's this YouTuber. Oh, you were in it. You know what I mean? That's crazy, though. That's interesting. There was another one in Donald Duck. You know that show where it's like there was three kids of Donald? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the nephews. Yeah. What are their names again? I forgot. I forgot.

No, I know it. I know it. Hui, Lui, and Dui. Oh, yeah. Hui, Lui, and Dui. So there was a scene where they were in an eye doctor's office. And the whole scene was just like the eye doctor's telling them, oh, we have to test your eyesight and stuff like that. But there's a hidden detail that a lot of men didn't catch it when we were growing up. So in the back, you know that paper that they stick on the wall and then you have to say the letters and it gets smaller and smaller. Yeah, yeah. It's just like A, B, C, D, right? So it's spelt out.

ask about illuminati what on the back wow so the whole scene where it's it's just staring at the film while while the guy is just like talking yeah it's in the back it says that yeah in the wording in the wording perfectly a s k about and they read it out or it was just no no it was just there but remember that thing that you showed me where it was another like kid show and they they put up the the letters it was illuminati that thing you sent me

it was like a christmas movie or something oh the it was the santa claus movie yeah stuff like that it's like it's a santa claus movie instead of in instead of it saying like we love santa yeah it says we lost that's what i'm saying it's it's simple stuff like that that mans don't realize have you heard that um there's this urban legend in mexico yeah have we talked about this i don't know if we ever talked about this we don't i we don't talk a lot about mexico because

I don't know we stick on the the Filipino and Chinese and the Japanese because I feel like we don't know a lot there you told a similar story I think you told a story about a girl like praying for the devil yeah yeah there's another story I heard this is a very very popular urban legend in Mexico but it's about the girl that danced with the devil have you heard of this? did we talk about this? was it in the club? yeah did you talk about this? I think so and it had no legs?

Yeah, you did. You did. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think I did. That shit was crazy. That shit was crazy. But there was a... I didn't know this too since we're on Mexicans. You know Rey Mysterio? Mm-hmm. There was a big incident with him that happened like way back then early in his wrestling career. Yeah. Did you know about this? No. What happened? So there was a... There was him and another famous like high flyer Mexican wrestler, right? Mm-hmm. And they were planning to do a big match. So it was like USA versus Mexico. Yeah. And in this, you know like how wrestling is scripted and stuff? Mm-hmm.

And how at the end of every wrestling match, there's a guy that does a signature move. Right? So Rey, the whole match was going fine until the end because it went off script. So the Mexican wrestler, he was supposed to be in line for 619. Yeah. But when Rey Mysterio did like this weird move, he got sent over the ropes and he hit his back.

on like the edge of the ring. Right? So he was like, okay, I got to get back into the ring. Like this is not how the match ends. He goes back in the ring. Rey Mysterio drop kicks him, but he drop kicks him in the same spot that he just got hit in. And so he's hanging on the ropes like this.

And everybody's like, oh yeah, go for the 619. Ray does the 619. You know how usually after the guy falls? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's still there like this. Oh, he broke his back? Fam, no, it's crazier. So Ray was like, oh, what's going on? Ray told the ref, yo, tell him, wake up, wake up. He's unconscious, fam.

The ref calls the match five minutes later. He dies on live TV. Oh shit. It was a famous Mexican wrestler and Ray got so much backlash because of it. He was like wait, when was this? I don't know. It was old though. It was really old. This is like Ray Mysterio. Ray Mysterio. The one that we still see. Yes, bro. Yeah, I didn't know about that. So they had the whole murder like

Online like right now. Yeah, yeah. Can I see it? Let me see, let me see. Nah, there's no videos. There's no videos of it? No, there's a video but it's like, like I would have to show it on YouTube. I'll show you it later. Yeah, yeah. But yeah, it was fucked. Damn, bro. Imagine, imagine you're like actually doing something. Let's say, you know how on live TV? Yeah. There's shit always just popping off in the background. You know, like when you're, when you're, when you're getting interviewed by, by the TV reporter. Yeah. And then in the background, someone just grabs him like, oh no, no,

Yo, I always think about this though. What if you were to do that? Yeah. If your boss sees you doing some bullshit, are you just going to get fired like on the spot? I don't know. There was funny. There was this news reporter that was doing a live like reporting. Yeah. And there was a bunch of guys around him just roasting him. So it was like, look at this guy's fucking hairline receding. And he just he just had to report the news.

Damn. So he's getting roasted violently just like a passerby. But you have to remain professional. Today's weather is... The funniest shit is when I see my cousin get interviewed by like a news reporter. What happened? But he... It's like he turned into a different person. So you don't have like you see people and then they call like...

They converse with you at a certain, I guess, like frequency. Like more professional. Yeah, they're chilling. But when he was on the news, I'm like, wait, that's not even him. It just felt like it's a whole different person. Because I think when cameras come out and when the mics come out, and especially because it's the news, you have to use this certain frequency where it's like, today, you know what I'm talking about?

But if you see like in our news reporting or in our interviews on DMA or like Filipino TV. It was like that too. It was like that too. I didn't do that. Okay, not for you. But at the beginning, it hit me though. Because it's like, oh, fuck. I'm on news right now. So it's like, let me. And I was like talking about, oh, yeah, Raph is about blah, blah, blah. And I don't talk like that. You know what I mean? Yeah. But I think it was my seating position because I sat like this. And when you were like this.

So like you're already in like, I'm just chilling. Yeah. This is a chill talking. I'm curious if we ever get a president or if we ever get like a prime minister that doesn't talk professionally, that talks like a human. See, I love, I love the, the, that stuff about it. Like when you're supposed to be in a, in a, um,

oh wow how's the word professional professional setting yeah but you do the opposite because that's what really stands you out like remember i made fun of ethan for doing the the proper answers oh if you like filmmaking you can do it because blah blah blah yeah yeah but it's like a lot of people are not gonna you know i mean feel the emotion because it's not you i think the reason that we don't remember those people as much that have too much of like um

I guess a corporate wording. Yes. It's because there's... That's the standard of that setting. So it's not memorable. But I think the reason... For example, like Donald Trump is so memorable. I was just gonna say that. Or like... For example, like... There's certain rappers or artists... All of the people that sound different or... You know? Are a little bit more vulgar. Yeah. Just out of the norm. Those are the people that we remember more because...

They just don't get lost in the regular. Yeah, like I always say like love him or hate him. Donald Trump had one of the best like Debates on TV. What do you do? Because he like they would come at him with facts. Yeah, and he was like that's wrong. That's very wrong That's it. But it's so funny cuz he doesn't say shit back. It's just that's wrong.

He's in the wrong. I'm in the right. I actually never watched any of those debates. Yeah, because it's just like a kid. You're trying to battle against a kid in a political setting, fam. It's so a joke. I've seen this one. This was crazy. This one was fucked. But it was Justin Trudeau. And who's the other guy? Pierre Pouvier or whatever? Yeah, I forgot his name, but it's Pierre. I'm not really into politics yet, but I've just seen this one clip. And it was Pierre Pouvier. And he was on the mic. He said...

Did you know this guy spent blah blah blah money on that? Also, did you know he sent a whole bunch of his friends a certain amount of million dollars for a casino to the person that wasted our money? Please stand up. And then since it was Justin Trudeau's turn to talk, he had to stand up.

Did he purposely do that? Yeah, he knew it was gonna happen. Can the person that wasted our money please stand up? And then he has to stand up because it's his next. He has to go next. No, right away, that would break my confidence, fam. Fuck, I'm not even talking no more. Caught him. Yeah, you got caught, bro. Holy fuck. There's another one? Fuck. There was a funny one. Because you know how there's huge debates about the Ukraine thing, like sending money to Ukraine? Yeah. Now...

I think this is in like US politics. I don't know the names of the people. I just see the clips. It was kind of like funny. But there's this guy and he was talking, he was debating this woman that was saying like, oh, we got to keep sending more money to Ukraine, all of this stuff, blah, blah, blah. And he goes, all right, you know what? I bet you can't even name any of the provinces the wars are happening in it. And he said, I'll give you a chance. Go ahead, say one. No. And she couldn't even say shit. So if you bag that,

He proved that, oh, you're trying to send money over there. You can't even name where the problems are happening. You're just trying to send the money just so you can get the vote or just so you can be seen as that type of person. And that's what's fucked. Because a lot of the time, I think people just want to be seen as who...

who they think they are, not who they actually are. So it's all just a sham at the end of the day. But I don't know. It's like, you know those street interviews where it's like, or like they have the girls on the podcast like, name three cities. And like you're kind of on the spot. So it's like, your mind's kind of rumbled and you forget. But in that setting, it's different. No, that's different. Yeah, because you actually should know. Where the war is happening.

happening that come on fam like you can't name like where the war is actually like the positioning and shit yeah that's insane i don't know if you know this too but you know uh donald trump like presidential run was already written in the books like in the 1800s yeah yeah there's a book about it exactly i didn't know that shit that was it was crazy do you remember you remember the name of the book uh it was um it's like it wasn't donald trump it was baron trump's

like adventure. Yeah. Something like that. And he's a time traveler. Yeah, exactly. That was crazy. And, and the time traveler, what he did, the reason he got the time travel abilities, he met up with somebody named Alon. Huh? Named Alon. As in, as in, yeah, I think it was that.

Or was it Tesla? I think because a part of the case, the reason why they were saying, oh, it was either coincidence or time travel. Yeah. It's because the same, when the author was writing the book, Nikola Tesla was in New York doing the time travel stuff. Yeah.

Yeah, and there's a hidden detail when the FBI raided Nikola Tesla's building. Yeah. The FBI got all his unfinished research. And the FBI was led by Donald Trump's like grandfather. Yeah, uncle. Yeah, I think, yeah, it was like, I forgot. Yeah, but it was his uncle. But if that's true, wouldn't he already be like in power? I don't know. Or wouldn't he already have everything done for him because... Yeah, because he's already a millionaire. Oh, okay.

You thought that since they have money, they can buy... No, if you have the power to time travel, I feel like you would have everything, no? Yeah, for sure. Oh, yeah. Because I watched this movie, About Time. Have I told you about this one? About Time? No. So he was able to manipulate his whole life. It's kind of sad, but it's kind of... It's good. It's a great movie. But in my head, it's sad. And nobody else thinks it's sad. Like...

in this way. But what he did, when he met the love of his life, what he would do, he would time travel back in time and replay the first meeting of her. So at first he would fuck up. He's like, oh, I don't know what to say to you.

And then he would just go, okay, it's okay. I just go back in time and then speak better game. And you would redo it, redo it, redo it until finally he was able to, you know, get her interested, bring her back home, blah, blah, blah. And then they could live happily thereafter. Yeah. But in my head, I'm thinking, okay,

low-key the first way it went down was the way it's supposed to go exactly yeah it creates a ripple like the the movie i was talking about how they they won the casino but man's died after you know i mean i don't think as a time traveler yeah you would be you would be uh excited to change shit but you don't really i think i think it's more sad because he locked in that woman to that reality without her ever knowing yeah that's

You gotta go to... If that woman finds out, that's gotta be like a... Illegal. That can't go down though. Like it's time travel. You feel me? I don't know. Nobody thinks it's sad about that. I think it's sad. Because he forced a woman to fall in love with him. That's true. You know, it's like the Groundhog Day. Yeah. Like that's what this week has been feeling. Because we're just waking up, recording a podcast. Waking up, recording a podcast. You know what I mean? Yeah.

So it's like, it feels like Groundhog Day. Oh, because it's always the same. And I feel like until I'm... That's just a job, bro. Yeah, I know. No, but I feel like when I just go back home, everything is going to reset. You know what I mean? Yeah. Because I don't know. I've just been in the work mode. I'm always in work mode. Yeah, but it's just... That shit is just kind of just like a job. Do you not work, though? No, half the time I'm chilling, to be honest. Really? Yeah, because I'm just like...

With podcasting and with running a brand, there's a lot that you can do, but it doesn't take that much time. You know what I mean? You're waiting on manufacturers. There's a lot of wait time. There's a lot to do, fam. Yeah, I know. But I like balance, so I'm not going to overwork myself. You know what I mean? What do you think is overworking? Overworking is to the point where it's like, shit, I'm...

I'm like not getting good sleep no more. My health is deteriorating. That's... But is it because of the actual input you're doing or is it because of the activities you're taking part in? Probably... Probably the activities. It's a great question. Yeah. It's a great question. Because my homie and he's... He's well off as a millionaire. Shout out, bro. Oh, yeah. But he told me this thing. It was like, yo, you're always sleeping at that time and I get it. But when you're sleeping at that time...

How much input or how much work did you actually get done compared to what are you using your time really for? And then he put it into perspective. I'm like, you know what? That's a great question. Or that's a great way to think about it. Because even though I'm spending like less sleep. Yeah. And the less sleep times two is a times two. Because when you wake up, you can't work as hard the next day. And he told me too, was like, okay, imagine you took only...

Only two hours off of your sleep, right? But in those two hours, you used it for leisure or you used it for work. If you use it for leisure, it's not just a waste of time, but you never really get it back or you never really get it forward. You're moving backward. So, okay, this is the best way I can example it, right? So you have five hours, right?

If you worked hard, like for example, how we're recording Bear Podcast. Yeah, yeah. If you worked hard one day. Yeah. Boom. And you got ahead of the week, then you're ahead of the week. But if you leisured out for two days. You're behind. You might be behind like three months. But in reality, you're not thinking that. You're just, you think you're like still there. Exactly. Oh. Because you think you're at this point in your life. Yeah. When realistically, you'd be way ahead of yourself if you're putting in the work. True. But.

as of right now, like if we're... If you were to take a pause at right now, how much of the work that you set up would be ready to roll and would still be going with you taking a break compared to you just taking a break? That's a good mindset. Yeah, because a lot of people don't know that. That's why it's like when you get comfortable and you just stay stale, you actually... You think you're comfortable, but you don't know that it's actually working against you. Yeah. I mean, I never really bagged that. Yeah, it's always... Because time's always playing. It's not... There's no...

break on time i know yeah we don't break on time it just it just plays yeah it's because when we're on this fam that's all you think about oh yeah uh 902 and then it's like i start scrolling scrolling scrolling scrolling oh it's already 11 oh yeah because if you if you take it in

Try timing how long you work for. Yeah. Damn. Try timing how long you work for and then realize, okay, how much... It's easy to do it in a job where you have a boss because they set your hours for you. Yeah, yeah, that is true. But in a sense of like, okay, I want to accomplish this one thing. If I don't have enough time to do it in this amount of days, okay, I have to schedule it so that I can be ahead of myself to do it in that amount of days, you know? Yeah. So I feel...

It's kind of the same thing as the George St. Pierre method. What was his method? When he trains, he trains for the next day. So what he does, he trains. But in order to keep training every day, he doesn't push himself too much, but he trains for the next day. Okay. So he'll do the perfect amount of time that he's sore, but...

but still motivated. - But still ready to go. - Yeah, yeah. So he's sore enough to rest, but it's like the perfect threshold. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Like my arms are tired for this, but because I have a rest on arms, I can work on this for legs. And then on that day, it's the chest that works so good. And then it just keeps going and you can keep working out every single day, but the rests are balanced out. - Word. I'm more of a Jon Jones method type guy. - This rest, so just party all the time and then just like crash? - Nah, just kidding.

Yo, he would dead ass just go party crazy and if he lost, he'd be like "oh fuck I just lost" Which makes sense though, cause it's like, yeah you can't really, you have to blame it on yourself There's no, like all that training you did only mattered just because you partied, it made sense

Yo, I think there's a word for that. Fuck, what's it called? Is it taking off the pressure? No, no, no, no. Because it did kind of take off the pressure for him too. It's self-sabotage. That's what it's called. Self-sabotage? Yeah, I guess. It's called self-sabotage. So you do shit to make you fail so you can give yourself an excuse. Exactly, yeah, yeah. You can say like, oh, I didn't get that just because I didn't work hard enough on it. Yeah, but it didn't backfire on him because he actually won the fights, you know what I mean? Yeah, he always won the fights. So the only time, the only...

The only time that he would actually like feel that self-sabotage if he was actually lose which he never did so it made sense why it kept working. Yeah, he never lost bro. The only time he ever lost was because of a no contest or not a no contest he got disqualified. And the funniest thing was when I remember when George St. Pierre and John Jones was at the same party and John Jones didn't want to see didn't want to look that way because he knew that Pierre was there. No, that's not why he just didn't see him. No, that reaction was so fake that was like a really bad acting he was like

No, he just didn't see it. You can't tell me that bro was scared. No, no, no, no. They're homies. They're homies, actually. They're homies. But imagine getting into the fight that night, fam. And you have to fight George St. Pierre and Jon Jones. Oh, at a bar? That's fucked. You're fucked. Why is he calling? I don't know. Both of us? Yeah. Yeah, fuck it. Wait, where's the song go? I forgot. Put it in for Ethan. No, no, no. I forgot.

Okay, okay. There's a movie I want to talk about real quick. Yeah, yeah. This is... This lines up for Good Friday, actually. Oh, shit. I just want to say it to you. Yeah, we need some holy stuff since we've been talking about it. I want to say it to you because it kind of lifts up your spirits. Okay, bye-bye. It's rare you see a movie where it's...

It's almost like Jumper's Jump. Oh, there is? No, it's almost like Jumper's Jump in the sense of we get you or we get you interested by this part, but it's actually about these things. So check this out. There's this movie called The Book of Eli. I've never watched that. It's Denzel Washington. I didn't know, but it's Denzel Washington that produced and I think wrote it too.

But it's crazy because I didn't expect the ending to be like that. What was the ending? The whole movie, it's him in a post-apocalyptic world. It's after pretty much what World War III would be. Yeah. The whole world is just fucking like nuked up. And the only people there are ravagers killing themselves, killing each other, taking food, whatever they can get, like eating rats off the ground, this and that. Yeah, yeah. Now...

The main character, he's one of the most skilled fighters in the land. All he does is he has a machete and he has a gun. He goes around, people try to fuck with him. Yo. It's light for him. Easy body. He finds his way into this town. Now, in the town, they find out that he's carrying a book. And...

Since this is the apocalypse books are very rare and specific books are very rare. I'll get to that later now when when the leader of this town finds out that Denzel Washington's character has this book he sends every single one of his Bodyguards assassins his army to try and kill him, but he's able to just John wick that shit, please

What's in the book that makes it so important? The book is low-key what gave him his power too. But check this out, fam. It's so, so fucking interesting. Because at the end, at the end of the movie, what happens is the guy, like the town leader, the mob boss, he's able to get the book. Back from the... He steals it. He steals it from Denzel Washington's character because he shoots him. But check this out. He brings the book back home.

and he opens it oh my gosh nothing in it it's crazy it's so fun he opens the book right before i get to that part yeah denzel washington's character is still alive and he finds his way um to like another refuge place where he meets like the rest of civilization of good people now bro opens up the book let me go back to the the mob boss my boss opens the book and he sees

And this is the book that he really, really wanted because he told everyone, I need this book because I want to control the world. And the only way I can do that is through the words that are in here. That's the only way people will believe in me and put their faith in me, right? He opened the book. It's blank. It's Braille. It's Braille. Why? Denzel Washington's character the whole time was blind. Then how the fuck was he? Oh, because it gave his powers? And check this out. At the end of the movie,

When Denzel Washington is in the sanctuary with all the good people, knocks on the door and he says, I have something of great value. And he goes, what is it? What is it? I have a King James Bible. And he goes, where, where, where, where is it? Where is it? He goes, I'll give it to you.

just bring me paper and he starts writing every single word and bro's blind yeah so he was able to pack up all those people in the line john wick blind that's kind of imagine the the the plot twist on the on the mob boss yeah where he was he saw the book and that was just braille he can't even read it bro

Wait you can translate it though In the braille? Yeah I Can you? Damn it's the apocalypse Oh true yeah I was gonna get I was gonna get I'm like Yo let me just get my funny Oh you know what's funny too? He actually had a wife That's blind And could read braille Yeah But the wife just hated him Oh

So that guy hated him so much that she would never tell him anything. It's like, read it to me. Roja's cooked. Roja's cooked. No, but yo, okay, if this was in this generation, yeah, that shit would have been translated immediately. Yeah, well, in the apocalypse though, in the apocalypse where nothing's around anymore, I feel if the apocalypse happens, I'm really gonna... Never mind, I'm not gonna say that. Okay, I'll say that. If there was apocalypse, if there was an apocalypse...

Would be something like you would carry on to as the trinket or like I don't know something to boost your morale Just like a picture of my family probably because if I do die like I would rather go out looking at a picture You know, I mean like the zombies biting. Let me just remember I bet I'll be good. Oh, I was thinking about something. No, you're ready to survive No, no, I was thinking about I think well, how are you gonna keep like your boredom away? It's probably gonna be kind of boring stuff. Yeah

So you only allowed one thing? You only allowed one thing from the past universe or the past world. I would get those ADHD fidget things. So like the cube. The spinner? No, like the cube with like... Rubik's Cube. Olay. With like the thing on the top and then the two things at the bottom. I think I would use...

I think it would have like an MP3 player. MP3? Oh, because it survives the test of time? No, it wouldn't survive the test of time. Oh, if we can just bring anything from like the past world. Yeah, I guess you can still charge it though. Yeah, you have to. So you can still charge it. So a phone, what even, you even want to bring a phone. You know what I mean? Nah, your MP3 player would go crazy. You know why? How? Because if you get in a battle, if you get in like in sad times, the music could help you, bro. Because you can't hear music any other way now.

Because think about it. If you have an mp3 player, you have access to music. Other people wouldn't have access to music. Then why don't you just bring a phone then? Tell me this, bro. If we all go on a marathon and three of us have music. Oh yeah, I'm running the fuck out of you. Exactly. The people with music would go crazy or would like survive longer. Yeah, I guess that's the truth.

But at the same time, it's like, why not just a phone that you can play music off of? It's the same shit. Wait, what? Why an MP3 player and just get a phone that plays music? Oh, you can have a phone. That's the same shit. Just music. Music in general. You would just bring music. But you wouldn't...

You wouldn't have like a phone thing because you couldn't connect to internet. Yeah, so maybe like you'll have five days that you're moving like that guy in the movie and then right after it's braille. You don't know what the fuck's going on. Yo, what if the apocalypse really causes everyone to go blind though? Because if a nuclear explosion happens, it's going to be bright as shit, no? True.

What I'm really scared of is, because I've never been into something where that has a lot of sand. Sandstorms. On some dune shit? Yeah, on some dune shit. Damn. Sandstorms. Would we even have sandstorms? We don't have sand. No, no, but... Not in Toronto. No, just say I'm in Dubai or something. And sandstorms happen there. I'm like, when I'm a kid, I really thought sandstorms aren't really that serious.

because it's like you just cover your eyes. But fam, that shit is serious, bro. Like you could actually like die from a sandstorm. Yeah, people die from sandstorms. Or like your vision could get really fucked up just because it's that bad. You know what I mean? I heard the way we're moving right now and the way our generation is moving, we're all going to be almost deaf.

Damn. By the time we're like 60. Bro, there was this kid in my class in grade 6. Whenever he would listen to music, he would have a full blast. And I'm like, yo, I wonder how that kid's ears is now. You know what I mean? I listen to music really low. I blast that shit. Really? Yeah.

I like whenever whenever I'm watching something or I listen to something I always put it super low but it's not because of my health why it's because I'm like used to it like that yeah fam uh remember when on that um the Tekka concert we got uh the VIP yeah fam my Loki at the beginning was kind of weird because I didn't want the VIP season because you're right with VIP you're right beside the stage and the

It's not fun, man. Hitting you, bro. I'm like, what the fuck? You can't even understand lyrics because that's how bad the bass is. Yeah, that's not fun. I didn't have earplugs or anything. Do you think at that point it's not even for enjoying music? It's just for... Sounds and frequencies, bro. Yeah, that too. But even just...

just so you can say you were there yeah yeah you think that's what most concerts are now because a lot of the times you don't really even get to see the the artists if you have shitty seats yeah because at the same time once i take a picture of like a concert oh i'm good everyone knows i'm at this concert it's a fucked up mindset but it's like shit sometimes i put my phone down trying to enjoy it but like the main thing i'm going there for is the pic why though why is that i

I don't know. I actually don't know. Like, is there something you want to show people? Yeah, the VIP thing? Yeah, I was like, yeah, I'm trying to show them. No, yeah, that's pretty cool. Yeah. No, but like, on like a deep level, like what, like why do we do that? I don't know. Like, what do we really want out of that? Because I think, I think that people are invested into my life when they really aren't.

and i mean it's like like that i don't know if it's a main character thing but it's like every every time we step on social media we become something else kind of a lot of people and they post because they think oh yeah let me share this because that person wants to know what i'm doing right now it's not like that i think that is the route to be honest like um attention to get more attention yeah and we're feeling like we are the main attention

Because that's what social media kind of makes us feel like with all the likes and the shares. Does it get more shares to show something like that though? I don't think so. I feel like that's more just for a status thing. Oh, status. Yeah, status. To show that you're...

you're at this level of something. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, that blue check, bro. Shout out Kadeem. W, blue check video. Probably the greatest blue check video I've ever seen in my fucking life. Those that know, know. Got me a check, I got a check. That's a fire video. I'm not going to lie. That must be my favorite reel ever made. Shout out, bro. Oh my God.

I wonder if this guy watches the podcast. No, he probably doesn't. But I think about it sometimes. I'm like, if I were to just post shit, just to post shit, just like, what would I really, really want to put out?

Regardless of... The stuff that you have right now or not? You probably wouldn't. I don't know. I feel the way I post is very business. Yeah. It's goal-orientated. It's brand-orientated. No, it's goal-orientated. Like, I want this done, so I'm going to do this content for it. That's true. It's not necessarily like I'm doing a post to...

to show something to prove something i'm not really trying to prove nothing i'm trying to like get eyes to that thing yeah like spider-man hella spider-man yeah i'm trying to get eyes to that thing you were at comic-con right yeah there was two guys uh i don't know if you know him hamza nah so hamza and his boy they went to comic-con and they they took shrooms right before comic-con right

You know how comic-con is all costumes like Actually feel like you're actually the video. That's like that's like a very large parents of what you call episode He was talking to he started talking to little kids and he just he said that yo bro as soon as he seen like a like a villain character Bro started psyching out. He's like you'll stop the camera

I don't know if you saw him. He was dressed up as Spider-Man 2. No, I don't know if I saw him. He was in Tim's. He was in Tim's. He was the only Spider-Man at Comic-Con with Tim's on. At Toronto Comic-Con? Yeah, Toronto Comic-Con. Oh, he's like a local creator? Yeah, yeah. Oh, I never heard of him. They're pretty big too. Yeah, they're pretty big too. And the caption is so good. Going to Comic-Con on shrooms. That's crazy. That's crazy. I feel like you would deadass think the characters are real and talk to them like the characters. Now imagine DMT, you go to Comic-Con. Oh yeah, you're fucked.

Like the avatar little kid starts airbending in front of you. Yo, what if... If you think about it like this, what if you see somebody just in real life that look like an anime character and speak like that person, but they're not cosplaying? What if that's actually like their identity? The fuck? So what if you meet somebody that has an interesting identity...

They would sound like an anime character or they would do some weird stuff that seems out of normal. But they're actually like that. Do you think that exists? Or do you think it stems from what they've already watched? Probably. Probably from what they've already watched. There has to be something that just exists naturally though. Like just a... You come out the womb, you're sick. Yeah, no. There has to be, no? I don't know.

I don't know. You think it all stems from... It has to, bro. From learned? Yeah, because you give and take. You know what I mean? Some may be a part of it, but like the weird side that attracts you to people, that could be from Deadpool. You know what I mean? Mm-hmm.

A lot of people want to be like Deadpool. I don't understand the thing behind it, but... What's the Deadpool thing? It's like, they just want to act like nonchalant, but like badass at the same time. That's Deadpool's personality, right? Deadpool is the... He's like a psychopath. He's like shooting people and then thinking about...

thinking about fluffy stuff. Exactly, yeah. That's the thing where it's like, it's so cool because it's like, you're supposed to be a professional superhero, but you're actually not. Yeah. Well, he's not actually a superhero. I would consider him a superhero. He's like, he's like a, he's low-key a villain. He's not really a superhero. Yeah. He's honestly not a superhero. Really? He just kills everybody he wants to kill, to be honest. That's sick, that's sick. That's kind of why I wanted to make Raph, because it's similar to Deadpool where,

I feel nobody would really be a hero, bro. Like, dead was the most relatable to people because I think the more, most people wouldn't save. That's true. They would just treat life like no disregard. You know what I mean? Especially if you have powers, nobody can stop you. If you're invincible, would you let the police stop you? No, I'm doing, I'm robbing a bank just for fun. You know what I mean? Like if you couldn't die, damn, if you really couldn't die, what would you do?

Fucking. You would deadass GTA like cheat codes. It wouldn't be fun. After like the first hour, I'll be like, oh, I'm actually never dying. I can do anything. It's whatever now. Damn. I think if you were actually like given superpowers and shit, you would be forced as a slave to like work for the government though. You wouldn't be able to just like live your free life. They would find a way to use you. Oh.

But that's if you expose, if they find out. But you don't have to tell them. Wait, what? You don't have to tell them. If you had a superpower. No, they would find out, bro. Really? They would find out, fam. I don't know. I was told by somebody, like, all it takes to get all your information is just an email. An email? Yeah. Shit. But what does an email tell you, though? I don't know. So I was in a ride with an Uber driver. And he literally told me, like, he had this person that is a...

cyber security hacker and they get hired to test the security of high level banks. So they would get hired to try and hack into them. And obviously do malware, blah, blah, blah. So he asked, if you were to try and hack somebody...

How would you hack them? All they need is their email. That's crazy. But that's something you can just get off Google, I swear. And some people just give out emails, you know? Yeah. So all the spam emails when they say click this link, that's all they need, right? Oh, you know why? Probably to get the email is just the first step.

That's probably what it is. And then they start going from there. They probably go from there. Yeah, that's scary still. That's why two identify... What's that? Two factor. Yeah, two factor identification. You're gonna end up like Josh, fam. Yeah, hopefully not, bro. Get hacked like Josh. Did you guys go back to the sushi place yet or no? What sushi place? The one where the curse first started.

Oh no, we haven't yet. Okay, okay. But if we go back, I'm gonna record it. Yeah, you have to. Because if this is actually a curse, we have to like, I'm gonna document it to see like what we can do to change shit or if it works on other people. Yeah. You know what happened? In the Josh episode 2, the audio went missing. For a part when he started talking about the Josh curse. Shut up, bro.

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