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2:00

Pixar like top three but I'm pretty sure like inside

2:02

out pizza inside out no inside out two is a

2:04

close second for me after I watched it why why

2:06

is that because it's like it was so perfect how

2:08

they did it so you know how inside out like

2:11

they released the first one in 2000 I think 15

2:13

yeah they waited for everyone

2:17

to grow up then they dropped

2:19

it relevant to whoever's

2:21

still watching yeah that's

2:23

crazy cuz there were more teens

2:26

than little kids in the movie

2:28

theater for sure that's what I

2:30

notice the kids that are growing up now

2:32

they just know pop at all yeah that's all

2:34

they know and one thing I noticed too because

2:36

there was a lot of like um like

2:39

the new emotions that they introduced like

2:41

anxiety stuff like that yeah the kids

2:43

in the movie theater didn't really understand

2:45

what was going on because there was

2:47

a kid that was asking her dad

2:49

it was like why is anxiety moving

2:51

like that why is sadness acting

2:54

like that yeah great you don't know what

2:56

it is don't know what it is and

2:58

they were laughing on the really emotional parts

3:01

but the teenagers and the adults were crying

3:03

I need

3:05

to watch yeah because you have

3:07

anxiety so it would work damn

3:09

bro is that deep though my my obviously all the

3:11

Disney movies are pretty deep though yeah yeah so I

3:14

went with a bunch of my friends one of my

3:16

friends had an anxiety and you and he was like

3:18

yo they Pixar like

3:21

the way they showed how anxiety works

3:23

like a panic attack yeah bro you

3:25

watch you show me cuz he said

3:27

it was so accurate cuz I've seen

3:29

men's have panic attacks before but I

3:32

never understood mm-hmm as a

3:34

kid did you ever get a

3:36

talk about these things no about

3:38

motion yeah yeah cuz I feel like it's

3:40

like a Filipino thing we're like find

3:42

it on your own yeah you got you kind

3:44

of have to do it like depression is not a

3:47

thing for them is like walk it off or

3:49

like that especially you know especially my yo my household

3:51

fan that shit isn't it exactly it's not real

3:53

yeah and

3:56

it's my household doesn't it exist and it's why running

3:58

how you have it I know I

4:00

know and I'm sure like everybody did yeah, they

4:03

just fight it to not talk about it Yeah,

4:05

that's why I feel like the movie would hit

4:07

for you because it makes you feel heard Like

4:10

Disney knows exactly what you're feeling. So there's a there's

4:12

a bunch of theories. I'll tell you too, right? So

4:15

joy, have you seen the first one or not?

4:17

Yeah. Yeah, blue girl, right? No, no the yellow

4:19

girl Oh, okay. So joy in the movie. She's

4:21

yellow, but she has blue hair. You know why

4:23

they did that on purpose No,

4:25

so sadness in the movie is blue

4:27

like that's her color. Yeah, cuz sad

4:30

is blue Yeah, so Pixar is kind

4:32

of trying to say that without any

4:34

sadness. You can't have joy. Oh So

4:38

her hair When

4:42

you cry it can either be tears

4:45

of joy, yeah tears of sadness Yeah

4:49

But this one's the craziest one how

4:51

the dad in inside out to ya

4:53

is Andy's dad

4:56

in Toy Story. We how

4:58

so he has a new family. Yeah No,

5:00

did you realize in Toy Story? I

5:03

think it was three how Andy's dad

5:05

moved and bought a new place and

5:07

they all moved out Oh, yeah randomly.

5:09

No, and he had a new family.

5:11

Yeah, I remember no So remember how

5:13

if you really back in the in

5:15

the movie look at Andy's dad I

5:18

mean Riley's dad and look at Andy

5:20

without the beard. They look identical Yeah,

5:23

no way. I'm confusing. Are you sure we saw

5:25

Andy's dad? Cuz I know I know Jesse saw

5:28

her owners With another

5:30

Jesse Jesse has another dad. No,

5:32

Jesse Jesse's a toy. Yes. He's ya know. Oh wait.

5:34

Hold on This is a toy. This is toy. I'm

5:37

pretty sure I remember seeing Jesse goes and

5:39

then sees like another family with another Jesse

5:41

They just bought a new toy. Really? I

5:44

think I'm confusing it though. Okay, so it

5:46

wasn't we didn't see Andy's dad I

5:48

don't think so. Never see never signed.

5:50

Yeah moved. Okay. Okay. That's why cuz

5:52

he went he end up Pregnading

5:56

the girls mom in inside out to

5:58

which led to Riley You know

6:00

what I mean? And no, this is

6:02

where it gets crazy. So in

6:04

the movie, there's core memory balls, right? And

6:07

Riley's core memories, she

6:09

was in a playground. Remember

6:12

in Toy Story 3 where they escaped

6:14

the bear? The big bear? The same

6:16

playground that they escaped was in

6:18

Riley's core memory. Oh,

6:20

so she was there. Yeah,

6:22

so it was hints of Toy Story slash

6:24

Inside Out 2. Oh, it's

6:26

all connected. It's all connected, yeah, yeah.

6:28

Did we talk about the Buzz Lightyear

6:31

Woody theory? How it's Andy's

6:33

father figures and shit? I think so,

6:35

yeah. So if you bag it, I

6:38

think Buzz Lightyear is not supposed

6:40

to be his father figure at all. And

6:44

Woody is actually his biological

6:46

dad. So check this out, Woody. This is

6:48

my theory. I think what

6:50

happened was, because Woody's the OG,

6:53

and then along came Buzz.

6:55

And he started playing with Buzz a lot. I

6:57

think what happened was the mom started

6:59

dating some new guys, and he manifested

7:02

the traits onto Buzz to be like

7:04

that, always trying to impress you, always

7:06

like big pride, you know what I

7:08

mean? Bear confidence. But Woody was the

7:10

OG and the one that actually cares

7:12

the most about people, the most compassionate

7:15

and stuff. Because maybe Andy is reminded

7:17

about his dad with Woody. And that's

7:19

why it says on the bottom of

7:21

his shoe, it says Andy, right? Oh,

7:23

so it's like, it shows both sides. I think

7:25

he just put the personalities of

7:28

the men in his life, because you can't

7:30

just get personalities out of nowhere. You would

7:32

have to inspire them from someone. So I

7:34

think Buzz was probably

7:36

the guy that the mom brought home to meet

7:39

Andy. And it's totally different. Just like, yeah, he's

7:41

the new, and theory, I think

7:43

Buzz was probably given by the

7:45

boyfriend. Who knows? Yeah,

7:48

low key, maybe. Maybe that's what happened to him. Do

7:51

we remember how Buzz was even inserted in the scene?

7:53

Or no? I forgot exactly. That was

7:55

just toys. But it might have, damn,

7:57

I don't remember the movie too much. Because they might have just found him at

7:59

the. Toy Store okay, then I might have

8:02

to watch inside out to again because

8:04

if if Andy's actual dad moves like

8:06

like woody Then that would

8:08

mean like okay. That's the original right yeah, that's

8:10

what that's where we're trying to get to I

8:12

think so yeah Things

8:15

are spoke to that I was spongebob theory for

8:17

you. Okay, okay, so this

8:19

is a new theory on the

8:21

Krabby Patty formula Okay, it's not it's not

8:23

what we think because originally we thought was

8:26

like always crab meat is this and that

8:28

it's it's fish Whatever right nah,

8:30

and they even say it in the

8:32

show itself They literally say the Krabby

8:34

Patty secret formula is love now

8:36

bag this though It gets deep because

8:39

we know every character in

8:41

spongebob represents what the seven

8:43

deadly sins right yeah But

8:46

every time one of them eats

8:49

a Krabby Patty what happens to

8:51

them? Well, they're cured remember Squidward

8:54

Squidward he represents the sin of wrath

8:56

remember, okay? Now

8:58

Squidward he's always hating on spongebob and shit. He's

9:00

always like hating all Very

9:04

I mean but the moment he

9:06

has a Krabby Patty his whole mindset

9:08

changes It's almost like he was cured

9:10

in that moment because the secret ingredient

9:13

is love Yo,

9:15

this is a kind of biblical I

9:17

get every single person that came

9:19

into encounter with a Krabby Patty

9:21

they changed themselves okay for example

9:23

yo um Patrick his

9:25

was uh his was sloth cuz he's

9:27

lazy right he ended up working at

9:30

the Krusty Krab as a job remember

9:32

Now there's an episode recently where

9:34

spongebob he gets possessed by Gary

9:37

for some reason I'll show you

9:39

literally get possessed wait recently. They're

9:41

still making episodes was a newer

9:45

Okay, look so take this out yeah,

9:47

this is mr. Krabs chicken spongebob Spongebob

9:55

went missing and we find

9:57

out that he got

9:59

almost possessed by Gary and he

10:01

turned into like a snail. Right?

10:06

That shit, you know what I mean? That shit looks

10:09

like spiritual or something. Look,

10:11

and to cure him, since the Krabby

10:13

Patty has the secret ingredient, which is

10:15

love. Nah, don't.

10:19

It saves his life, bro. Look, watch.

10:21

He's like possessed, he's attacking Mr. Krabs. Gives

10:24

no Krabby Patty. Oh,

10:28

no. And

10:30

he changes back. Boom. What? What

10:32

does that represent? Is that like

10:34

the holy communion? High key, I

10:37

think it just represents like even... Because you

10:39

know how people say God is love? Yeah,

10:41

yeah. And faith, you put faith in love,

10:43

right? So that's the thing that

10:45

changes all of these sins. So if you were

10:48

to give love to any of these sins, those

10:50

sins wouldn't exist. If you

10:52

were envious to someone but you have love for them,

10:54

you don't think about the envy anymore. If you, for

10:57

example, were lustful for someone

10:59

but you actually loved them

11:01

instead, then that lust wouldn't

11:03

be the same. I

11:06

mean, okay. Damn, and he's selling

11:08

those? Yeah. Damn. So

11:10

high key, the whole show premises

11:14

might even be deeper than we thought. Yeah,

11:16

it's like biblical. Yeah, it's like biblical. Have

11:18

you ever watched that movie? I think it's

11:20

based on a true story. It's about this

11:22

kid who's like an orphan. It's like Marcelino.

11:24

Have you ever watched that in religion class?

11:27

Marcelino, no. Marcelino. So the whole basis

11:29

of it is like he's like an

11:31

orphan and he goes to like a

11:33

monastery. Yeah. So he's now surrounded by

11:35

all of the Catholic and religious monks.

11:37

Yeah. And one day he sneaks up

11:39

to the attic. And in the attic

11:41

is like the crucifix of the statue

11:44

of Jesus. And he starts talking

11:46

to it, but it doesn't move.

11:48

Okay, yeah. And throughout the movie, he keeps

11:50

talking to it. And now

11:52

it starts talking back to him. This

11:55

is based on a true story. Really? Yeah.

11:57

And at the end of the movie, Jesus

12:00

statue comes down from the cross and you

12:02

can see like the holes in its head

12:04

Oh shit, and he says to Marcelino Are

12:06

you afraid of me and Marcelino's

12:08

like no no no so he

12:11

offers him a wine and bread and

12:13

you know how he's an orphan he doesn't have

12:15

his parents and The

12:18

Jesus statue says do you got do you want to see

12:20

your parents you can come with me? Whoa

12:23

from that when he said when Marcelino

12:25

said yes, he died that boy died

12:27

what don't yeah Wait, wait,

12:29

what is this? This is a true story on

12:31

the yeah, it's like a it's like one of

12:33

those Mexican folklore Very like

12:36

niche religion movies. Yeah, yeah, which I

12:38

which I heard about it was fucked

12:41

Yeah, I had I told you about this dream before like I

12:43

had a dream like one time Like

12:46

this is long long time ago. No as a kid

12:48

and then and then it was literally like It

12:52

had a dream of God and there's like

12:54

yeah, you can come now like you

12:56

want to come now And then

12:58

and then something told me like I don't want to go

13:00

I don't want to go and then and I just woke

13:02

up, but I always thought in my head like what if

13:04

I actually Like

13:06

what said yes, would I have died right

13:08

there like in my voice like God forbid,

13:10

you know, I mean, yeah Yeah, but like

13:13

I think about that stuff sometimes Well,

13:17

I remember so we did like this whole

13:20

service in the Philippines and When

13:22

we were in OOPI and there was this

13:24

priest that was I think they were Catholic

13:26

It was a Catholic Church and the priest

13:28

was preaching about like how um, I

13:30

forget what he was preaching about But it was

13:33

something about how you should never fall into temptation,

13:35

right? Yeah, and one thing about my sister.

13:37

She has like this um, This

13:40

treatment where she if it gets too hot she'll

13:42

faint Yeah, so in

13:44

the middle of service, my

13:46

mom starts waving her fan Mad

13:48

fast and I look behind me. I'm like,

13:50

oh Look

13:53

at my sister. She's pale Right

13:55

and my mom's going like this my mother

13:57

like this and the priest is obviously While

14:00

he's preaching he's like looking this way

14:03

my sister like kind of passes

14:05

out She's on we had to carry her

14:07

out the church and we're at the front So we had

14:09

to make our way to the back Yeah,

14:11

the priest later at the lunch was

14:14

like did I say something wrong that

14:16

made you like pass out? Did I

14:18

did I do we have to

14:20

say a prayer for you? My sister's like no, no, it was

14:22

just too hot But

14:24

imagine during the preaching you see a person like

14:26

this. Yeah, they probably thought like oh, yeah

14:29

She got she got the Holy Holy Spirit. Yeah

14:31

hit her. That's why she said after do we

14:33

need to say a prayer or anything? She's like, no, no, no, it

14:36

was just because you see those videos of Cuz

14:39

there's some of them like I see

14:41

videos online where the preacher would like touch

14:44

them and then they just yeah Yeah But

14:47

I'm so curious like like how

14:49

how true is it all the time,

14:51

right? I don't know because I never

14:53

seen it in person personally. Yeah. Yeah, so I

14:55

can't really say I don't have You

14:58

know like proper experience I should

15:00

like that to say like oh,

15:02

yeah, that's exactly happens that way

15:04

who knows cuz I think because

15:07

a lot of people like um They're

15:09

they're skeptical because obviously

15:12

they believe in science and this and

15:14

that right? but I I think that

15:16

everything happens in a way where Miracles

15:19

do happen on

15:21

the terms of how the world actually

15:24

works Yeah, yeah me so for

15:26

example like odds

15:29

odds of things happening Even

15:31

though it is very slim odds if

15:33

it's still possible. It's still possible. It's

15:35

not out of nature. It seems

15:37

out of nature Just because

15:39

the odds are so low That

15:42

would be the miracle. I think true. It's

15:44

not necessarily something that's impossible that happens It's

15:46

just the odds are very very low, but

15:48

it happened anyway, and I

15:50

think that's what the true miracles are It's not

15:53

necessarily like so supernatural where

15:55

like it couldn't happen at all. Yeah,

15:57

I think it's just

15:59

very very slim Chances because you know, you

16:01

know, you can literally go through a wall. You

16:03

can walk through a wall What do you mean? What do you mean?

16:05

Yeah, dude, this is there's a there's a real like, uh, It's

16:08

it's a particle theory because particles are always moving

16:10

right? It's it's like one in

16:12

fucking something trillion Oh that has to lie.

16:14

No keep going like this and you keep

16:16

going like this like Accidentally

16:19

you could go through If

16:22

the particles somehow lined up in

16:24

the exact way, but it's one

16:26

in like something trillion bajillion or

16:28

whatever Yeah, but it's still possible

16:30

Yeah, no, that's kind of scary

16:33

though. Everything is technically possible Uh-huh because remember

16:35

that in the in the church video I

16:37

sent you one time where it's like there

16:39

was like a loud scream in the church

16:41

But I haven't showed you the the one where the

16:44

the Jesus statue moved No, yeah,

16:46

because people are saying like what is that?

16:48

Is that either a miracle or is that

16:50

paranormal like people can take that in any type of

16:52

way? Because the the believers saying

16:54

oh, it's a miracle the non-believer is gonna say

16:56

we there no, yeah You want to

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that's kinda crazy. This wasn't a church in Mexico. We were just

18:59

in Mexico. Wait, is the head covered? By

19:02

what? Why is the head covered? No, I

19:04

think that's um... What's on top of it? I

19:06

actually don't know. Is that like crown? I think that's like

19:08

the crown thing. Why does it look like real hair though?

19:10

I actually don't know. That might

19:12

just be somebody on the cross. No, no, I

19:14

don't think so. This is during a mass. Fam,

19:17

are you sure? Are you sure that's not a person on

19:19

the cross? Cause people do that sometimes. Really? Like they, they,

19:21

they, you didn't see in the Philippines

19:23

they have reenactments. Oh, people do that, yeah. But I

19:25

don't know. This was, that looked like real hair. Like

19:27

look at the video. That shit looked like a wig.

19:30

You know when you see the statue, it's usually

19:32

solid. You know what I mean?

19:34

But when it... That might be a person straight up. Loki,

19:37

maybe. I don't know. That might be a person. Yeah,

19:39

yeah. Fresh out the salon too. She

19:41

had highlights, bro. Actually,

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Loki, I saw it too. There's, there's a

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story I want to talk about. So there's

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ever heard about her? This

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girl, she died.

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She was pronounced dead. But when she

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came back to life, she said... that

20:00

she was an Egyptian like

20:02

princess. Check this out. So she

20:04

was playing on the stairs one day and

20:07

she fell down. She

20:09

hurt herself so bad that they

20:11

said she died. Now the

20:14

parents, when she was pronounced dead, this

20:16

is way, way back in the day. So the doctor came

20:18

to the house, check on her and everything. They

20:20

left her body upstairs. They

20:22

all walked downstairs, but they heard noises coming

20:25

from the top and

20:27

she was playing with toys, alive.

20:30

Now they were confused and

20:32

something was weird about her because she

20:35

started to speak in a

20:37

different voice. Like her voice tonality was

20:39

different, right? Now ever

20:41

since that day, everything kind of

20:43

changed with her. So she would say that

20:45

she's from a place with a lot of

20:48

sand and she would say that she's

20:50

not from here. This isn't her home and she wants

20:52

to go back to her home. Now

20:54

one time her parents brought her to a museum

20:57

and they saw this big like picture.

21:00

Of the pyramids of Egypt and

21:03

she went straight up to it and she told her

21:05

parents that's where I'm from. That's my home. So

21:08

they're thinking like, nah, she has to be

21:10

crazy, whatever. But for the sake of it,

21:12

because this is too wild, let's

21:15

bring her to Egypt and let's see what's going on.

21:18

Oh shit, so they actually took the trip. So they

21:20

took the trip, they brought her to Egypt and this

21:22

is what's insane because there was pretty

21:24

much a tour guide of

21:26

the pyramids of Egypt, right? And she was

21:29

saying, yeah, like this is my home. I

21:31

know everything about this place. And

21:33

just for the sake of playing along and to

21:35

see where it led, the tour guide said, okay,

21:37

bet, let's test it. So he

21:40

was like, all right, if you

21:42

know this place so well, take me to

21:44

this spot. And she's like, yeah, it's right there

21:46

over here. Come, come, come. They walked over and

21:49

she was right. Oh no. And then he did

21:51

again, okay, test it again. Boom, take me to

21:53

this spot. And then they go, this

21:56

room. It's like, yeah, this room right here.

21:59

And he goes, wait. She's right.

22:01

And then she goes, I

22:03

know you don't know this, but there used to actually

22:05

be a garden down there. And

22:07

he's like, what were you talking about? There's

22:09

no garden, right? Damn. They ended

22:12

up excavating it. They dug deep under

22:15

like where they had it. Is it garden? Remnants

22:17

of what used to be a garden. So

22:20

she was right the whole time. But for

22:22

some reason, why did she come

22:24

back to life as that princess? From

22:29

Egypt too. Not even. She's from the, I think

22:31

she's from the UK or something. Not

22:34

even near that area, but for

22:36

whatever reason, she came back with

22:38

memories of that place. Wait, so

22:40

she got like concussed? She died.

22:43

Oh, she died. She straight up

22:45

died. This is a real

22:47

person too. This is fucked. Here look, I'll

22:49

show you her face. When was this? When was this?

22:51

Let's see. Let's see. This happened a while ago. This

22:54

is Dorothy Edie. There's a documentary

22:57

about her too. 1904. It's a long,

22:59

long time ago. Oh, wait,

23:01

nevermind. I have heard of this story before.

23:03

Yeah. And she's like, yeah, an old woman

23:05

now. But what have, what are they doing

23:07

with her now? No, she's dead. Oh, she's dead now. She

23:09

died in 81. Oh. So

23:12

this, yeah, she's, she's really old actually. That's

23:14

so real. But they straight up tested everything

23:16

about her and it was true. Yeah. Like

23:18

she knew all of this information that she

23:21

wouldn't really know. Look, she, she,

23:23

she was saying like, she saw

23:25

all these different, um, hieroglyphics. It was able to

23:27

read it. She was

23:29

taking them to places that you didn't even discover yet

23:31

in the area. She, she showed scientists discoveries that

23:34

they didn't know yet. That's wild. That's

23:36

wild. Oh

23:39

my God. All of a, no, that doesn't even make

23:41

sense. I know. That doesn't even

23:43

make sense. So I

23:45

think that somehow,

23:48

somehow, depending on whether, I don't know,

23:51

cause you know how your goal, your,

23:53

your soul, sorry, not goal, your soul.

23:55

It's almost, it's separate from our body,

23:57

right? Yeah. If

24:00

you were to die and your soul exits,

24:03

but there's a moment where something can

24:05

come back. Because it's just

24:07

like unplugging your iPhone, feel me? Okay. Like the

24:09

charge is still there, but someone can plug in

24:12

another charger, no? Like if you go into a

24:14

car and your Bluetooth doesn't connect,

24:16

but your boy's Bluetooth connects first. If it's in

24:18

the area, it's just in the vicinity. If

24:20

it's trying to connect, you know? That's cutthroat.

24:23

Imagine what happened was she

24:27

visited some place for school and

24:29

whatever she touched by accident or whatever

24:31

it may be, the spirit

24:34

followed her, which is waiting for its turn.

24:36

And the reason she fell down the stairs

24:38

was the spirit pushed her down the stairs.

24:41

Oh, and there's like that. And then waited for its time?

24:44

No, that's crazy. Imagine that? That's crazy. Like, you know, like... That's

24:46

not what happened. I'm just like making that shit over. No, but

24:48

that's a good theory because it's like, what if like on

24:51

your last moments of death, say you're about

24:53

to be in a car crash and like...

24:56

Before I used to believe in reincarnation, but now I

24:58

don't. It's like, oh, I just believe I'm going up

25:00

to heaven. But what if in that moment where you

25:03

die for a bit and then the

25:05

miraculous thing happens, like, oh, yeah, your soul

25:07

died, but another one comes in. Is that

25:09

true? Like, that happens in the... You

25:12

ever watched that movie Last Christmas? Which

25:15

one is that one again? So it's the one... It's

25:19

the one with Daenerys Targaryen, that

25:21

girl, and the guy from

25:24

Crazy Rich Asians. Oh, no, then

25:26

I didn't. No, never. Pretty much what happens is

25:28

this girl, she gets in an accident and

25:31

she wakes up, she's living again,

25:33

but she always sees this guy

25:35

like following her. And it

25:38

just so turns out that that guy, the ghost, was... I'm

25:40

not going to go into the whole story. I'm pretty sure

25:42

I talked about this. But

25:44

that guy, he was... He's

25:47

the soul of the heart transplant that she

25:50

got in her accident. So she

25:52

got a new heart. But he started

25:54

moving like... But since the

25:56

heart is in her body, he's around

25:58

talking to her... giving her love this and

26:00

that, you know? That's kind of crazy.

26:02

That's why it's called Last Christmas. Last Christmas, I gave

26:05

you my heart. Oh my god! Wait, that's actually based

26:07

on the movie though or nah? Nah, I think this

26:09

is what she came up with actually. It's

26:12

a pretty sick movie. That's one of the first

26:14

times I've seen an

26:16

Asian male lead and

26:19

a white female, you know? Love

26:21

interest. You know those bullshit movies

26:23

that you... Those like, uh, men,

26:25

like very indie Chinese movies that

26:27

you see on TikTok and there's

26:29

like 14 parts. Have you

26:31

watched the keyboard one? What's a

26:33

keyboard? Nah. So, this is some bullshit.

26:36

So, there was a keyboard movie where,

26:38

like the whole basis of the movie is there's people,

26:41

like, living under the keyboard, but every

26:44

key is another person. Which

26:46

would suck. So, like, there would be dressed

26:48

in all black jumpsuits and like, say like

26:50

the X key. Yeah. So, the... Are you

26:52

sure this is a movie or not a

26:55

commercial? No, it's a movie fam. Because this

26:57

sounds like a Japanese commercial. No, it's like

26:59

a show fam. Japanese commercial would be having

27:01

that shit. It's like a movie slash show.

27:03

Okay. So, the keys that usually

27:05

don't get pressed, like the print screen

27:07

keys, like they have lawn chairs on

27:09

like their little area. And then the

27:11

common keys, they always have to bounce

27:13

up and down, so they're mad tired

27:16

all the time. But the ones that

27:18

are not common, they have to cheer

27:20

on the keys that always

27:22

things so they don't get tired. And like

27:24

the whole like plot twist of the story

27:26

is like, whenever somebody, the guy presses on

27:29

the tab key, like the tab

27:31

key dies, and then he has to throw away the keyboard.

27:33

And the guy is a gamer, so whenever

27:35

his wife comes in, he has to alt

27:38

tab, right? And when he alt tabs, all

27:40

the keys are like, oh no, he's about to die, he's

27:42

about to die. Oh. And

27:45

then boom, they throw away the key.

27:47

Oh, shit. Just so bullshit, man. I

27:49

watched 15 parts of that. Yo,

27:53

it's Asian, right? You're actually Japanese, no? Yeah,

27:55

I think it's Asian. Let's just call it

27:57

Asian. Okay, look at this commercial. This

28:00

is a commercial shot a long time ago, but

28:02

it's deadass that fam look Watch

28:05

this watch it the way you watch it. You

28:08

don't know what it is. Watch this it look Think

28:11

it's a movie right? Look at them

28:13

look at them Just

28:19

watch just watch What

28:22

do you think this is for uh What

28:25

is it like a squid games watch this watch? Wait,

28:32

it's like a torture movie. What's this

28:34

one? Like what this that looks like

28:36

Toy Story 3. Oh, yeah Someone's

28:43

a military type vibes right like Is

28:47

it a Navy SEAL training? Let me guess

28:49

is for chips. No watch watch. That's a

28:51

good good choice. We're not Close

28:55

enough Just watch

29:00

Or not Dramatic

29:03

as fuck too It

29:09

seems like a movie no I first time I saw that I thought

29:11

it was a movie plot

29:14

twist though Damn

29:23

Japanese commercials do a different watch Standing

29:31

strong together, okay Like

29:37

the roof you know the roof shingles That's

29:44

fine, that's crazy though, I would buy I

29:46

would buy that shit though crazy If

29:49

you think about it though, how come we don't have

29:51

commercials like that out here? I feel like the commercials

29:53

out here just like bullshit. Yeah, it

29:55

yo, you know what over there

29:57

I feel they have better storytelling with a commercial

30:00

But over here they have better like

30:02

hypnotism. Oh like the like

30:04

the color stuff like the The

30:07

things that will hit you indirectly. No, I

30:09

just getting your attention just hypnotizing you know

30:11

really Probably I don't

30:13

know because Loki if you if you're too focused

30:15

on the shingles commercial and like I

30:17

don't know It's a thing where commercials need

30:20

to get you off guard, right? So I'm focused

30:22

on the commercial the whole time is at

30:24

the end of the day. I'm not maybe remember

30:26

that though I would I would share that you

30:28

know me. Yeah, but here I think what they're

30:31

capitalizing on because I I'm

30:33

learning a lot more with directing and

30:35

what I noticed is what

30:37

people do they actually Place

30:40

things in a way where your eyes

30:42

go to one spot and that's that's

30:44

good cinematography If you can make the

30:47

viewer land on a certain thing, right?

30:49

Yeah now in my head, I'm thinking

30:51

okay once they figure out First

30:54

of all, hypnotism is a real thing This

30:57

is real right? So

30:59

why aren't they using it in commercials

31:01

yet? That's

31:03

not a why it's they are yeah

31:06

Cuz if they keep if they continue to

31:09

push our eyes to one spot pushing our eyes to

31:11

another spot when you hypnotize somebody you Have a ball

31:13

on a string or you have you know that pocket

31:15

watch It's the same

31:18

shit. They're hypnotizing you to look

31:20

certain ways Making you

31:22

express emotions and feelings. So next time

31:24

you feel those emotions and feelings you

31:27

think of those brands Hypnotism

31:29

dog. No, the only one thing oh my

31:31

father. Yeah, go ahead because the only one

31:34

thing that I noticed in the Philippines Too

31:36

they have way bigger billboards. Yeah, the size

31:38

of their billboards when you're what you're going

31:40

through the highway just of like It's

31:44

always a an artista holding the paper

31:46

is like vice-gendal holding up Big Mac.

31:48

Yeah, you know huge These

31:51

I don't know why in Canada they don't do

31:53

that But maybe it's illegal because it's like the

31:55

tension is too like oh too dangerous

31:57

for traffic Yeah, but in Philippines, they're the best drivers

31:59

out there So it doesn't matter how big

32:01

the billboards are I wonder how many accidents you

32:03

know that thing in Las Vegas the big-ass ball

32:06

It's all the sphere. Oh, yeah. I don't

32:08

know how many accidents ask from like yeah

32:10

Because if I'm driving and I see that

32:12

big sphere I'm I'm watching that is and

32:14

I seem like avatar play on there. Oh,

32:17

yeah That's

32:22

just a big distraction though, honestly

32:24

So theory that all of these

32:26

commercials and all of these things

32:29

they're they're not just commercials, bro

32:31

this shit is actually playing with our brain

32:33

and Since

32:35

the future is gonna be through like

32:38

other means of media who knows if it's oh

32:42

You right heard recently. This is

32:44

why this is wild chapter my homie. He told

32:46

me it yesterday But pretty

32:49

much as we know Who's

32:51

the angel of music in the

32:54

Bible Lucifer

32:58

okay before he became Satan,

33:00

right? Check this out. Did

33:02

you know music is one of

33:04

the only ways you can access

33:07

somebody's brain without going

33:09

through the frontal lobe and our

33:11

frontal lobe is what's responsible for

33:13

our responsibilities our

33:16

Charity everything like that right? Yeah, our frontal lobe

33:18

is the one that makes helps us make decisions

33:21

Now if music can bypass

33:23

that what is music

33:25

now? It's deceiving It's almost

33:28

like it lurks into you

33:31

So you can imagine since Lucifer

33:33

is the angel of music. That's

33:36

the way we're Manipulated or tempted to do

33:38

things and think about it Like all the

33:40

all the themes are listening to music about

33:42

is all the sex It's

33:44

all of that stuff, bro Lot literally

33:46

all the seven delis and boom boom boom boom

33:48

boom You're just preaching you're chanting

33:50

it and the more you say it the

33:52

more you become it and then it's

33:54

just you Maybe that's

33:57

why because in the Philippines specifically

33:59

I didn't Listen to a lot of the

34:01

because I felt happier there. I didn't listen to the I

34:03

didn't need the oh Wow,

34:05

the Playbo Carti shit. It was just all like the

34:08

I was listening to more of reggae like the these

34:10

roads You know, yeah, it felt

34:12

better. I don't know why but it's like remember when

34:14

you told me you you cut off all the bad

34:17

like music music and you felt

34:19

healed no, that's real I Think

34:23

it is real. Yeah, I think you do with

34:25

everything though and not even just like music You

34:27

can probably do with food water. Yeah, I don't

34:29

I don't use fluoride truth face anymore.

34:32

Yeah, because temptations are higher When

34:34

I'm here because I started living

34:36

yeah, because as soon as I came here I

34:38

started listening to the music and I'm back in

34:40

my routine, but there I was doing shit completely

34:42

different You know what though? I

34:45

think it's because we're used to one way of

34:47

life and then when you take you when when

34:49

they take you out of that Then

34:51

you see things from that perspective But

34:54

what you're used to is what you're used to home

34:56

will always be home and I was talking to uber

34:59

driver about this But home will Loki always be home

35:01

and if you're if you stick

35:03

very close to your roots too much Then

35:06

you can't grow too much. It's that

35:08

rubber band effect. You ever hear that rubber band where

35:10

it's like The higher

35:12

you go up the higher you become

35:14

more successful the taller you

35:17

grow Yeah, your friends that you

35:19

hold on to with the old mindsets and

35:21

shit. They're a rubber band Okay, so the

35:23

farther and farther you go you can get

35:25

a little bit more successful here. Boom Yeah,

35:27

the tension is not that much you

35:29

grow way past them The tension

35:32

is crazy and the tension

35:34

eventually there's what there's conflicts. There's

35:36

like disagreements. There's just tension

35:40

But eventually tension makes what? Snap

35:43

boom cut off gone. Yeah, that's what happens

35:45

usually what happens Yeah So when you see

35:47

people in your life that you feel like

35:49

they're there that tension though the ones that

35:52

are holding the rubber bands In your life,

35:54

fam. Those are the ones to worry about

35:57

Because if you're going at this level and

35:59

every Everybody else is pulling you like this?

36:03

Fuck man, that's literally, it's like

36:05

drowning in the sea. And

36:08

you can't help somebody else cause you're gonna drown too.

36:11

You know? Because yeah, I noticed that

36:13

too, where it's like now whenever I, if

36:15

I do have to tell somebody about an

36:17

achievement, I have to just watch their body

36:19

language. And some people I can tell like,

36:22

oh yeah, are you busy? I'm like, no, I

36:24

gotta fly to LA for work. Stuff like that.

36:26

Oh, you're always busy for that. Oh, that's a,

36:28

that's a hint like, damn, you have to really

36:30

understand like what, you know, the lifestyle is,

36:32

but they don't understand. I think, I think the

36:34

secret to, Loki, the

36:36

secret to just being successful and

36:38

not worrying about anybody is just

36:41

stop caring. And

36:43

I know it sounds, it sounds terrible, but

36:46

high key, you just have to stop caring. The

36:50

more you care, fam, you're gonna, you're

36:52

gonna end up becoming this person that's trying to

36:54

please everybody. I know, but then, you know that

36:56

saying where it's like, oh, at the top it's

36:58

lonely. I never wanted to get like that though.

37:00

I don't think it will be ever lonely. You

37:03

think so? High key, you know, no, no,

37:05

no, no, I lied. It is lonely. Cause one of

37:07

the things that I didn't want to ask, like obviously

37:09

the networking when we went to network, those

37:12

are the deep questions that you have to ask

37:14

when you finally get friends with them, right? But

37:16

it's like, I wanted to ask like, damn, like

37:18

what's it like, you know, having so

37:20

much and people, there's a lot of people envying

37:22

you. Is it really lonely at the

37:25

top? Like how they say? It depends

37:27

what you consider the top though. What

37:29

do you consider the top? Just

37:32

probably like, like Justin Bieber fame. You can't

37:35

even go in the supermarket

37:37

without somebody noticing you now. How's that lonely

37:39

if everybody knows you? But without your family

37:41

though, like maybe it's like. He still has

37:43

his family. That's true. I don't think it's

37:45

lonely. Why would it be lonely? I

37:48

don't know. The reason I

37:50

would say it could be lonely and

37:53

why I was gonna say like, oh,

37:55

now I lied, was because it's lonely

37:58

because you do the work by yourself. Nobody else is

38:00

gonna do that shit with you. So let's

38:02

say you have a goal, right? Now

38:05

this sounds like one of my other videos But

38:09

Pretty much let's say you have a goal you

38:11

want to achieve these goals and as much as

38:13

possible You're gonna try to do it with the

38:15

people that are around you. Yeah, hi

38:18

Kilo the the moment you do

38:20

those things with the

38:22

basis of them Still trying

38:25

to jump on to how

38:27

you're moving. It's just gonna stop you

38:29

from doing everything. You know, I mean,

38:31

it's like Working

38:34

out with a homie at the gym one

38:36

day your homies gonna feel lazy and not gonna want

38:38

to go Yeah, and what's gonna happen to

38:40

you? You're gonna get lazy

38:42

to you know, I mean, but if you only

38:45

went to the gym by your fucking self You

38:47

always lock you're always locked. There's no excuse literally

38:49

no excuse but the moment you add somebody onto

38:51

that I guess um Routine

38:55

Damn There's a liability right

38:57

there still that's a liability. It's like oh

38:59

shit. I'm not feeling going to the gym

39:02

Oh fuck, maybe I'm not gonna go to the gym

39:07

Yeah, I don't know if we ever talked about

39:09

this but we were supposed to have a podcast

39:11

before like the with the big group Yeah, yeah,

39:14

yeah And there was like maybe like five six

39:16

people and you know how men's turn out like

39:18

oh, yeah I feel like it would it would

39:20

be too hard to maintain because everybody would go

39:22

their separate ways like people are always busy So

39:25

it's like I feel like it was

39:27

a good thing that we only kept it

39:29

to it depends though I think that would

39:31

have worked if everybody agreed to it and

39:33

done it actually went and done it and

39:36

seen the success It's only after

39:38

people see the bright lights and all of

39:40

the blah blah blah on the side other

39:42

side of things Then everyone wants

39:44

to jump on true But that's

39:46

those are the those are the people

39:49

that don't really deserve it because that's

39:51

not faith faith is faith is believing

39:54

We're not having it at all. That's

39:56

what faith is so people

39:58

just jumping on to what is That's not

40:00

even faith, fam. That's just like, oh,

40:03

it's popular. That's just following a

40:05

trend Faith is

40:07

going against what everybody thinks and

40:09

still doing it calling being called

40:11

like crazy being called like Lasted

40:13

them Jesus was blasphemous. Yeah, you

40:16

know Yeah,

40:18

everybody hated him hated not even

40:20

just believe them. Yeah, all the

40:23

all the disciples were murdered brutally

40:25

like Brutally murdered not even

40:27

just a little bit. Yeah, I know I did

40:29

a bag I didn't bag there were kids to

40:31

what this disciples they were like, I

40:34

think it was 14

40:36

to 18. Whoa, I didn't or or a little

40:38

bit older like young adults to like 14 to

40:40

a young adult Yeah, cuz in the picture in

40:42

my head, they all have no yeah. Yeah. Yeah,

40:44

but apparently During

40:46

the time so I think in

40:49

in like ancient Hebrew when you become a rabbi

40:51

Yeah, it's around the age of 30 But

40:53

the disciple or the people that follow you the the

40:55

the students of the teacher They're around that age is

40:57

like 14 to 18 or 20 whatever Interesting

41:02

it's kind of crazy. It changes perspective.

41:05

It's now you understand like oh, that's

41:07

why bros is fleeing. Yeah Yeah,

41:10

the more the more we talk and stuff like the

41:12

more I understand why people make these different kind of

41:14

moves Mmm, which you know, I mean, yeah,

41:17

you just have to understand people everyone

41:19

has their own life Yeah, and you

41:21

can't really like dictate

41:23

what they're gonna do you can just you can

41:25

just experience what they're gonna do you know, you

41:28

can you can dictate it but I

41:32

don't think you can dictate it I don't know

41:35

you can you can never you can never make

41:37

somebody live a life that you want or

41:39

maybe like influence it You can influence it, but

41:41

that's their thing to choose to do it. Yeah,

41:44

it is. There's still their choice though It's

41:46

always their choice It's still their choice and

41:48

I think that's why going back to the

41:50

the marketing thing is even though we're still

41:52

hypnotizing shit It's still at the end of

41:54

day our choice. So if we're enticed Yeah,

41:57

you can be enticed but at the end of day is still

41:59

your choice I mean even freaking for

42:01

example cheating bro that you can be enticed

42:03

by the end of day is still your

42:05

choice To do that shit.

42:08

So it was still your decision I know

42:10

I don't know what wing stops doing but

42:12

maybe they paid hell of people to to

42:14

do their mukbangs on tiktok But whenever I

42:16

it's like 2 a.m. Always there's

42:18

always a wing stop tick-tock They know on my

42:21

for you page and whenever I'm hungry for wings,

42:23

I don't even go to the place I always

42:25

get it's all my first thought

42:27

Oh wing stop. Whoa, what the Good

42:30

it's not but but for some

42:32

reason other spot is better But

42:35

everybody that that eats it on the thing.

42:37

Mmm. They love its happiness Maybe that's why

42:39

I feel like I gotta get it cuz

42:41

maybe that I gotta be happy and I

42:43

mean eating wings Mmm, so at the

42:45

end of the day, I would think what

42:47

do you think's your your biggest seller seller? What do

42:50

you mean like like no like is

42:52

that your commercial? Oh fuck. I want to buy

42:54

that now. Oh, what's yours? Could

42:56

see if you can guess mine. I'm curious My

43:00

mine is mine is like very I feel like

43:02

you can get it's like religion. It's no Josh

43:05

Josh knows exactly what it is. I know I don't know. You don't

43:07

know what you think yours is mine

43:10

What they would like, I don't know mine is it's

43:12

one of a kind Yeah,

43:15

also like if they say one of a kind Yeah, it's

43:17

like no if it's if it's one of a kind you

43:19

can't buy it again There's only one in the world. I

43:21

want it really. Yeah, that's my shit Like if

43:24

you can't fight if it's rare or if it's

43:26

you know, really and that's

43:28

why I have so many leather jackets Cuz they're

43:30

all literally what I'm kind of distressing on it.

43:32

You can't get anywhere else. You can't buy that

43:34

in the store It's done really Yeah Back then

43:37

when I was a kid There was

43:39

this van commercial where they would put a picture of a

43:41

girl and do like this with the van and

43:43

I thought that vans Would get me girls. So

43:45

that's why I bought a van.

43:47

Wait, what my first van like no like

43:49

vans Oh like the van

43:51

shoes so back then it was like oh

43:53

if this would get me cool points with

43:55

the girl I would buy it. So like

43:58

the the light-up bags or Like

44:00

you know, I mean the light-up shoes I would

44:02

do that cuz it will pull points cool points.

44:04

Okay, my my thing your biggest seller But what

44:06

about yeah, one of a kind is my shit.

44:09

What's another example of one of a kind I

44:11

say for example, um Let's

44:14

say let's say there's it a there's a

44:16

custom art ring or whatever or like a

44:18

chain like Only one person

44:20

made it and then you can't really get

44:22

this anywhere else and it aligns with my

44:24

interest Yeah, found buying it. That's low-key a

44:27

bad habit because it's like the one of

44:29

a kind pieces are expensive So but at

44:31

the same time though as they should

44:33

be, you know as they should be We're

44:35

spending on you know, how much we

44:37

spend on on shoes nowadays Jordan ones

44:39

are what $200 retail Yeah,

44:43

no, and now you probably more like probably three bills

44:45

retail now Is that is that why you think it's

44:47

stemmed? It's done from like your

44:49

sneaker head phase two because you did want

44:51

to buy shoes that nobody got Like

44:53

that was the whole thing. Yeah, but then I realized

44:56

those aren't really one of a kind everybody can have

44:58

that shit nowadays I wear my kicks and get my

45:00

own kind of distressing on all you know, it gives

45:02

its own character So nobody can say like they have

45:04

my shoes because you don't have this shoe You

45:07

may have a shoe that looks like this. You don't have this

45:09

shoe That's why you fuck with like the museums that shit like

45:11

the I miss the modern art museums though The

45:14

really weird ones actually don't actually don't

45:17

know Really? I swear

45:19

when you're in LA you're like yo, let's hit this museum.

45:21

I did want to go Okay,

45:23

I'm not saying I don't like not like it

45:25

But but I don't um, I don't

45:27

know go out of my way to fuck with

45:30

it, you know Cuz

45:32

I was gonna say if you're a museum by and you get

45:34

mad rich, right? You'd be like, oh, yeah, let me get that

45:37

Those people that are by some weird shit. I

45:39

feel like a white painting with like one line

45:42

on it Oh, that's what no kind let me

45:44

get that now. It has to have a story

45:46

that it goes with what I like Okay, for

45:48

example, um Let's say

45:51

cuz there's some people that buy fucking Jeffrey Dahmer's

45:53

glasses Oh, yeah, some people buy shit like that.

45:55

I would have a guy a cool one. I

45:57

saw that I'll be I'll be enticed to buy

46:00

Okay, somebody was selling two pox car

46:03

that he got shot in. Oh, that's

46:05

fun Yeah, well imagine that as

46:07

a as a you know memorabilia. That's crazy.

46:09

Yeah, that's that's history right there Imagine the

46:11

guy is a bad history though Yeah, look

46:14

if he haunted right because eventually drives it

46:16

and then like he gets a bad car

46:18

accident and he reincarnates to Driving

46:22

one day Yo

46:30

To pocket boys go so if you got a crazy yeah

46:32

bad memorabilia, that's why I even get like uh, What

46:36

do you call this? There was a house I think

46:38

that we visited the Philippines too and it had like

46:40

the what do you put the ashes in? Earn

46:43

earn. Yeah, yeah, and I even get creeped

46:45

out by that because it's like yo That means

46:48

like the spirit is definitely close because that's

46:50

where the body is like the body is

46:52

in that bottle So it's like one of those if

46:55

I if I rub the bottle it'll come out on

46:57

some genie shit, you know Yeah, yeah, be scared. Yeah,

46:59

I know I think um There's

47:02

one time my mom sent me this this

47:04

thing on YouTube, but it was it

47:07

was a whole gathering Yeah

47:10

of like, you know when

47:12

they pour the ashes and shit. Okay, so Oh

47:15

Was it you that showed me actually which one the

47:17

no So they were

47:19

all at a lake and then they were they were

47:22

ready to pour the ashes out into into the oh

47:24

and they Made a dog statue. That was the one

47:26

I told you a dog. Yeah, remember so they lost

47:28

their dog They know that that's what that's not what

47:30

it was. What is it? So they did theirs It

47:33

was a whole family and then they put the

47:35

ashes into the thing and it made it

47:37

it made literally it said I a Heart

47:41

and then you let me see like a fight. Oh, yeah You

47:45

know the guy that does the rice one

47:47

where he makes the letters on the rice

47:49

cardboard and he throws it up and makes

47:51

That letter. Yeah, it's not like oh, bro.

47:53

Look watch this watch this Ashes

47:56

I love you perfectly

47:59

though In a sentence look look

48:01

watch this watch this my mom

48:03

sent me this way back Look

48:06

look just the way. Oh,

48:08

I did see this look. It's a

48:11

you but it's by accident Look

48:16

I yeah, and then it makes like

48:18

a heart In

48:21

the early it earlier looks like a heart. Yeah, look

48:24

look see look look becomes it. Oh What

48:28

the fuck she says LOV Oh It

48:33

does yeah, that's scary I saw the

48:35

heart at first There

48:38

was some shit on Twitter that I seen too. Did you

48:40

see the I think his username is Alex Shaw No,

48:43

so this is crazy. So

48:45

he's like an air Airbnb owner Yeah,

48:47

and he has a bunch of cameras

48:50

like on all areas of the the

48:52

place, right? This is in Florida So

48:55

he's not a content creator. He doesn't do this shit

48:57

for views So one day he

49:00

sees like a middle-aged maybe 30 40 year

49:02

old man Walk

49:04

into his fence right he

49:06

just goes through the fence of his

49:09

Airbnb. He sees motion detected Mm-hmm. There's

49:11

he has a shed in the back of the backyard The

49:15

old the 30 year old guy

49:17

goes into the shed so he's

49:19

like watching through the camera. I

49:21

let me call the police Excuse

49:23

me. There's someone trespassing on my private property

49:26

I need you to discover him I mean

49:28

need to get him out right now before

49:30

the next person comes in right police come

49:32

he's watching the whole time Police go into

49:35

the shed Nobody's there. Mmm,

49:37

right? So he's like no, no, I'll

49:39

show you the the footage boom. Boom.

49:41

Boom They see like sir.

49:43

You can check to nobody walked in the there's

49:45

nobody in the shed right now, bro a

49:48

couple days walk like pass by

49:51

Motion detected on the cameras fam

49:54

an old guy comes out of the shed

49:56

been living in there. No This

49:58

is a couple days like I'm telling you from

50:00

30 year old to an old guy.

50:03

What the f- comes out with a full

50:05

beard, but on the camera it's still

50:08

him. It's just him older. What

50:10

the hell? So they're saying this shed

50:12

is low key, like a time traveling

50:14

shed. So this one gets crazy.

50:17

This is how you prove it. So

50:19

one guy who tried to debunk it on YouTube,

50:21

he took the picture of the old man. He

50:24

put it in a reverse Google search. That

50:27

person that was said to be him

50:29

looks like a guy that died in

50:31

Harvard that was trying to figure out

50:33

time travel. Oh shit. So, and it's,

50:35

it became in the shed? What

50:39

the fuck? Why is it in the shed though? No, I don't

50:41

know because it's like maybe that's where he, I don't know. I

50:43

actually don't know. There's people still trying to debunk it. There's something

50:45

in the shed, bro. Yeah, there's something in the shed. She's an

50:47

El Chapo tunnel, bro. You

50:49

never know because what if, yeah, that

50:51

guy came out, came in 30s, came out 80,

50:54

you know what I mean? What if that shit is

50:56

real? Did you see

50:58

that Rick and Morty? You watch Rick and Morty,

51:00

right? No, barely. Okay, but there's this one episode

51:02

where there's like the snakes. So

51:05

pretty much Morty, he lands on

51:07

a planet. No, no, Morty's

51:10

in space. Oh, with a smudge? No,

51:13

Morty's in space and he gets bit by a snake. But

51:16

it's a snake in like an astronaut thing, right?

51:18

But he gets bit by a snake. Anyways,

51:22

the snake ends up dying, but

51:24

they realize, Morty realizes,

51:26

holy fuck, I just killed what

51:29

might be their only proof

51:31

of outer space and

51:34

the snake world, right? Okay. Because

51:36

that's literally their Neil Armstrong. Bro, just

51:38

killed him. So he

51:40

decides, damn, like fuck, I look, he doomed

51:42

that whole race. What he

51:45

did, he ended up going to a pet store, getting

51:48

the snake, putting it in another,

51:50

in the same like astronaut

51:52

suit, throwing it down back

51:55

to the planet of

51:57

the snakes, right? So this. And

52:01

scientists are f**king confused because it's not

52:03

speaking the same as

52:05

everyone else. So it's like what the f**k? Now

52:09

they ended up throwing tests on them and s**t and

52:11

they realized Yo, that

52:14

means there's something beyond And that means there

52:16

are different realities, there are different snakes out

52:18

there in the world And

52:20

for whatever reason, Morty putting that

52:23

snake on that planet advanced their

52:25

civilization Like quadruple million

52:27

Really? Ends up, Morty comes back

52:30

after throwing the snake down He's

52:32

in his bedroom and he sees

52:34

a f**king Terminator snake in his

52:37

room Like I've come here to

52:39

save your life, blah blah Cause Morty

52:41

is the catalyst of the snake's

52:44

armageddon of technology Okay So

52:47

you can imagine if we were to, I don't know if

52:49

you watch Terminator But if we were

52:52

to end up going into this reality of

52:54

where technology takes over everything, right? Yeah If

52:57

you want to reverse it, we would have to go back in

52:59

time And that's the

53:01

whole premise of Terminator You went back in time

53:03

to stop the person that caused Skynet

53:06

Which is the robot

53:09

facility, the one that's running Literally

53:11

AI that ruled the world So

53:14

Morty was the reason for that And then

53:16

they were trying to kill him The

53:18

robots were trying to kill him so that they can't bring him back

53:20

in time And the snakes were trying

53:22

to bring him back in time Oh my god

53:24

Yo I have to watch Rick and Morty cause

53:26

why is Morty always f**king stuff up? Especially

53:29

with the space thing too, like didn't he f**k

53:31

that up too? He's just that guy Yeah

53:33

but it's like all the accidents lead to

53:35

something deeper You know what I mean? I

53:37

heard this theory though This

53:39

is not even a theory This is from

53:42

the creator I didn't know Matrix

53:44

and Terminator were created by the same person Really?

53:46

I didn't know all of them Yeah it was

53:48

written by the same person Okay yeah Apparently

53:51

f**king Um Sarah

53:54

Connor is supposed to

53:57

be the mother of Neo in

53:59

the Matrix What? Yeah,

54:01

something like that, but it didn't end up becoming

54:03

that. But when she wrote it, when the original

54:06

author wrote the story, yo, because

54:08

it's supposed to be John Connor, right? Okay,

54:10

what were the connects? Now this must

54:12

be the chosen one. Both

54:15

in both movies and both stories, the

54:17

premises is man

54:19

versus technology. In

54:21

The Matrix, it's man versus the

54:24

AI, the system, right? In

54:26

The Terminator, it's man versus the

54:28

AI, the technology, but it's

54:31

just more physical. And then in there, it's

54:33

more, I guess, in the simulation type of

54:35

thing. Now it's crazy. She

54:37

said, I made his name

54:39

John Connor, JC, just like Jesus

54:41

Christ, because it's supposed to be

54:43

the savior of man. It

54:46

was supposed to be God's

54:48

creation versus man's creation, which

54:51

is man versus robot, right?

54:54

And it's the same themes along

54:56

both. She said the

54:58

whole point of making those stories was

55:00

to make us realize that's where we're

55:02

headed and that's what

55:05

we're creating. We're literally creating. It's

55:07

all supposed to warn us. Bag

55:10

of fam, like AI is getting so fucking advanced.

55:12

Bro, I'm going to play you something real quick.

55:14

Okay, okay. Oh shit, it's on

55:16

your computer. Vat, vat, vat. AI is getting

55:18

so fucked. Is this another Sora type beat?

55:22

It's crazier than that. Oh my God. It's

55:24

not crazier than that. Okay, okay. But it's

55:26

wild bro. Just listen, just listen, okay? Just

55:29

listen. Wait for it, this is

55:34

crazy. Okay.

55:37

What? This

55:39

is nice. Oh,

55:42

wow. Listen.

55:49

Jumpers,

55:54

jump, the take

55:56

the lead, solving

55:58

history. Oh

56:11

This is a banger it's crazy right

56:13

what don't it's crazy It's

56:15

AI you made that need this in two

56:17

minutes. I made this shit in

56:19

two minutes. That's right That's our documentary intro fair.

56:22

Let me let me I cooked

56:24

up a few why play one more for you Let me see.

56:26

I made an anime one. I don't know if the anime ones

56:28

like oh here here I made I

56:30

made a gospel. Oh my god We

56:45

can make one right now you'll make one what yes,

56:47

okay, give me a theme Let's

56:49

go. Give me a theme literally it

56:51

could be anything bro. Literally anything. Let's

56:54

go Sesame Street, it's

56:56

a first thing I thought about a Sesame Street

57:00

Going battling the Terminator

57:03

battling the

57:05

Terminator gospel Want

57:07

a gospel say less I got you. Okay,

57:09

what kind of style you want this in so you

57:11

want you want God you sure you Want gospel? Yeah,

57:13

is there country? Yeah Okay, well, let's do kind of

57:15

a country song for my mom and dad is like

57:17

a love song like

57:19

a literal personalized love song

57:21

about their how they met I made it

57:24

in a Okay

57:27

country now, what do you what else

57:29

you want? You want it like of the what do you want? Okay

57:31

I have a few let's make it anthemic.

57:33

Yeah. Yeah, let's make it a

57:35

moody Just give

57:37

me moods like our emotions you want out of this shit

57:41

You want to emo? Let's put it Just

57:44

do a bunch of emotions you want acoustic or

57:46

you want rock? Ah Acoustic

57:49

just go acoustic boom. Yeah. Yeah

57:51

now live cooking AI and e2

57:53

generate. I'm generating a lyrics. Okay This

57:56

is how quick it is from watch during

57:58

lyrics boom Lyrics are made.

58:01

I'm creating the song boom. Let's see how

58:03

long this takes probably like a minute

58:05

any anything, bro It's already done for

58:07

us now. I'm at this is gonna

58:09

be done with videos now, so Y'all

58:12

out there making movies and shit. I'm not

58:14

gonna lie. It's cooked You're cooked all you

58:16

have to use is your creativity, which is

58:19

it's actually better Yeah, it's just the the

58:21

big corporation are gonna like it already. That

58:23

was like what 30 seconds listen lyrics My

58:30

bits on the street It's

58:44

a banger though It's

58:58

good though. Yeah, okay. Give me give me a second one.

59:00

Let's just play this one to you The

59:09

fact that it's naming characters though, yeah

59:12

And The

59:15

instrumentals and shit are yeah, but you know how

59:17

like like you can get

59:19

inspiration from other songs People can just

59:21

now just copy it and just put their own

59:23

lyrics. Yeah, it's been it. That's already been a

59:26

thing I know but like that's it's so quick

59:28

now. It's been that bro It's been for

59:30

all we know I'm telling you I'm telling you right

59:33

now that Drake song that came

59:35

out. Yeah search and destroy Yo, that's

59:40

definitely it sounds a item. Yeah, people were

59:42

just not ready for that not ready for

59:44

it Yo, these big industry people in the

59:46

music game. They're all using it now. They're

59:49

probably using it years ago Yeah, they just you know,

59:51

it's just available now for us. Okay. Wait, hold on.

59:53

I have a question Did you AI Josh in that

59:55

in that video and what because there was

59:58

a one part where I I knew that was a What

1:00:10

Don't I want to live out my dream why do you

1:00:12

sound like that though now you just sound

1:00:14

like that Oh, he sounded like that not be like that.

1:00:16

No, it's just that's not a guy. Oh, babe I thought

1:00:19

the whole time was like why do AI as of right

1:00:21

now. I don't yeah any of my concert. Oh, I don't

1:00:23

Yeah, there's no there's no need to yes, because now I'm

1:00:25

double thinking like what is AI and what is not? This

1:00:27

is AI right now. They don't even know it yet Really?

1:00:31

They're really guess the psychic essay. Yeah, although

1:00:33

no we already got access to yeah, this

1:00:35

is all AI Like

1:00:40

Gavin's in his bed right now,

1:00:42

it's wild yo, uh,

1:00:46

wait one more one more thing. Yeah So there's

1:00:48

a Rick and Morty But

1:00:52

there's a Rick and Morty episode I don't know if I talked

1:00:54

about this one Tell you about the

1:00:57

night people night people. Nah, so and Rick

1:00:59

and Morty There's just there's these things called

1:01:01

the night people and Rick pretty much made

1:01:03

a night person of himself to do Activities

1:01:05

that he didn't want to do. Yeah. So

1:01:07

one day they're all in the kitchen and

1:01:09

Rick goes Yeah, you like

1:01:12

my abs and then Morty goes over. How do

1:01:14

you know that? Yo, he pretty much

1:01:16

said I have a night person I remember

1:01:18

I put the consciousness and he just does

1:01:20

a thousand sit-ups at nighttime and then when

1:01:22

I'm awake he just goes You know So

1:01:26

imagine we had that shit Now

1:01:30

that's wild with whatever

1:01:32

AI or consciousness that you can

1:01:34

create fam. What if when you're

1:01:36

asleep? Whoa, that's kind of like a butler

1:01:38

though. No, whoa, hold on a second, bro.

1:01:41

This is fun. Wait No,

1:01:43

this is wild. Okay. Wait, so we know

1:01:45

everybody has to sleep and we know Stories

1:01:48

are created in our dreams emotions

1:01:50

are exerted energy is dispersed when

1:01:53

we're sleeping What if

1:01:55

damn this is wild? What if there's

1:01:57

a purpose for all of that stuff? Like,

1:02:01

onto a level we don't understand. Of

1:02:04

the dream. Obviously, this is just speculation

1:02:06

and theory and shit. But if we

1:02:08

were in a simulation or whatever it

1:02:10

may be, we generate... One

1:02:12

of our byproducts would be dreams or stories

1:02:14

that we create in our head. What if

1:02:16

those actually go somewhere or is used? Oh

1:02:19

shit. Used hell though. I don't know

1:02:21

because... You know that theory

1:02:23

how nothing can come from nothing? Like...

1:02:26

Yo! Oh wait! Yo wait!

1:02:29

Holy fuck! You know that thing how it's... It

1:02:32

cannot... Energy cannot be like created or dispersed.

1:02:35

Yeah, created or destroyed. It has to go

1:02:37

somewhere. So, for example, our

1:02:39

breath would turn into precipitation, whatever, in the

1:02:41

mist. Air. Water. Whatever.

1:02:45

Our pee turns into other water, it gets cleansed, and then

1:02:47

eventually we drink it out of the tap. Whatever it may

1:02:49

be, right? What happens to our dreams? Does

1:02:53

it go full circle? Yo,

1:02:55

isn't that wild though? Think about it. What happens

1:02:57

to our dreams? Wait, wait, wait. Yeah,

1:02:59

where do they go? You know

1:03:01

what I'm saying though? It's either they live

1:03:04

on and continue. And come back. Because have

1:03:06

you ever had a reoccurring dream? Yeah. I

1:03:08

haven't. Well... I had a recurring dream of

1:03:10

mine. No, where like it stops completely and

1:03:13

you can continue it. I

1:03:15

had that, yeah. You did. I had that before. Mine

1:03:17

almost fade away. I had some. I can never lock

1:03:19

back in. Where I come back into places, yeah. That's

1:03:21

fucked. No, but if you think

1:03:23

yo... Because what if it

1:03:26

doesn't go anywhere? Those are just realities we're

1:03:28

looking into. Oh, that's fucked.

1:03:30

But not necessarily realities we can access,

1:03:32

but realities we're looking into. And if

1:03:35

you're lucky enough, it's a

1:03:37

reality that you do live into. And

1:03:40

you know how dreams... They always teach a lesson.

1:03:42

Maybe it's like they're teaching you, oh, to avoid

1:03:44

this... They're giving you like the... They're showing you

1:03:46

the reality already. They're like, oh, if you don't

1:03:48

want to be here, you're not act right. Like

1:03:52

don't do this and don't do that. That's why

1:03:54

they do have meanings. All dreams do have meanings.

1:03:56

It's a mystery still. It's a mystery film. That

1:04:00

was a good thought right there still. Nah,

1:04:02

because I'm thinking about it. Because it's

1:04:04

true. We can't create or disperse.

1:04:06

It has to go somewhere. Even

1:04:08

our voice, so that's why we

1:04:10

say, when you say something

1:04:13

out loud, that energy goes somewhere.

1:04:15

Whether it goes to you listening to

1:04:17

something, or it goes somewhere. That's

1:04:20

why people pray out loud. People

1:04:23

preach out loud. They do shit out loud, right? That

1:04:25

song goes somewhere. Even music, like we talked about,

1:04:28

it goes through to your brain, and it

1:04:30

manipulates you somehow. Everything goes

1:04:33

somewhere. Yeah, that's fucked. Yo,

1:04:35

because all the dreams I've been getting is

1:04:37

me getting in trouble and shit like that.

1:04:39

It's like, God tried to tell me something.

1:04:41

Are you in trouble? Nah. It's

1:04:44

like, maybe he's trying to keep me out of that. That's

1:04:46

reality. You shouldn't be in this. I used

1:04:48

to always have dreams about me running from the police though.

1:04:50

Yeah, I have been. But not because I'm in trouble with

1:04:52

the police, but because that's one of my fears. Oh,

1:04:54

that's funny. But that's the way you're supposed to interpret it

1:04:56

though. I don't think we're supposed to take it as for

1:04:58

what is. We're supposed to see the

1:05:00

lesson behind the dream. Exactly. And I feel like

1:05:02

I did see the lessons like, oh, I don't

1:05:04

ever want to get in that. I should continue

1:05:06

what I'm doing. One of my favorite theories that

1:05:08

I made was the God

1:05:11

director theory. Oh, yeah, with the light?

1:05:13

Yeah, because we know Jesus is a

1:05:15

storyteller. And then what if the

1:05:18

whole purpose of the world is everybody's

1:05:20

living out a story for each of

1:05:22

us to learn from, or not even

1:05:24

necessarily learn from, before the story unfolds

1:05:26

itself? And that's

1:05:28

the purpose of life. Just how we watch movies. Life

1:05:32

is real life stories, just living. But I never

1:05:34

want to think of it like that, because it's

1:05:36

like, then it gets to the point where like,

1:05:38

oh, is somebody watching me on a TV

1:05:40

screen? And my life is just like that? I

1:05:43

don't like that. No, but what if it's not

1:05:45

that? But what if it's actually just,

1:05:51

because life is just life, right?

1:05:54

There's no sense of everything

1:05:56

else. You can just experience what you experience. Even

1:06:00

us trying to make theories with shit, there's

1:06:02

no proof onto even reality.

1:06:04

For example, the solipsism theory, how we

1:06:06

can't even prove if anybody else is

1:06:08

consciousness, that's just a theory, but nothing

1:06:11

could be proven with that, you know? True. So

1:06:13

it could be true, it could be not, but

1:06:16

nobody else has the answer. There's

1:06:18

literally no answer, it's just life.

1:06:20

So what if the

1:06:22

purpose of it, yo, it sounds

1:06:24

dumb to say, but the purpose

1:06:26

of it is purpose, if that

1:06:28

makes sense. Life is to find

1:06:30

your purpose? Not necessarily, but the

1:06:32

purpose of life is purpose, is

1:06:34

to give people purpose, is for

1:06:36

you to find a purpose, is

1:06:38

for purpose to find you, is

1:06:40

for, you know? I don't

1:06:42

know if that makes sense to people, but what

1:06:46

if the purpose of life is literally just

1:06:48

purpose, to find purpose,

1:06:50

to use purpose, to, you know? Yeah,

1:06:52

because without life, what is it? That

1:06:54

just is. Yeah, if we

1:06:56

didn't have life, what is, you know what

1:06:58

I mean? Because everything has purpose, right? Even

1:07:00

if you don't subconsciously think about it, you're

1:07:03

just doing it anyway. When men don't have

1:07:05

purpose, they get depressed. So a bee moves

1:07:07

the honey, moves the nectar, moves the pollen,

1:07:09

it's a purpose, it probably doesn't think too

1:07:11

much about it. That's true. So

1:07:13

life is purpose. So for us too, like

1:07:15

if you live on, you

1:07:18

know how we talk about you can live on

1:07:20

autopilot, some people live on autopilot, they high-key have

1:07:22

purpose anyway, whatever it may be. Like they're, who

1:07:25

knows? They were in

1:07:27

line for something before me, so I would be

1:07:29

late to go there, so that

1:07:32

I would be safe from going to that

1:07:34

destination and I didn't get into an accident

1:07:36

there. You know what I mean? Like certain

1:07:38

things play out that way, even

1:07:41

if it seems so minuscule or

1:07:43

so, I guess, bothersome, it

1:07:47

may be a blessing that you don't understand,

1:07:50

and it's just playing out that way in the story. Damn.

1:07:54

So that thought's kind of like, oh, so

1:07:57

you're saying purpose, right? Yeah. You

1:08:00

think we can't control anything? It just happens that way

1:08:02

because that's the way you're talking about it. That

1:08:05

God puts us here and that you

1:08:07

have to follow that route, right? I

1:08:10

think it's living. It's not necessarily, but

1:08:12

yeah. In the Bible

1:08:14

it says God knows everything. Yeah. But

1:08:16

what if he knows everything about every

1:08:18

reality and that's what it actually means.

1:08:21

So you living this reality is

1:08:23

one and he knows exactly everything that

1:08:25

you're gonna do. But

1:08:27

there's another reality of you doing something else

1:08:29

but he knows every single thing in that

1:08:31

reality as well. But where you're living right

1:08:33

now is the one where you chose to

1:08:35

be and that's what you can

1:08:38

experience. You don't have access to other ones but

1:08:40

you can move yourself into the other realities of

1:08:42

that. Oh, I get it, yeah. Isn't that for

1:08:44

a while though? That's fine. So

1:08:46

you can move yourself to that but you don't

1:08:48

have, if you decide to take

1:08:50

one course of action and change

1:08:53

your life to this, you no longer have

1:08:55

access to that, Gavin, that was gonna do

1:08:57

those stuff. That's cut off, boom.

1:09:01

Can't really go back to that but you can find

1:09:03

the other realities of that Gavin that can do other

1:09:05

things. And it's all

1:09:07

just a never ending cycle of stories

1:09:09

and storytelling and you know. Yeah, it

1:09:11

is amazing. Cause why is it that

1:09:13

we're so obsessed with stories? Well, I

1:09:16

am personally. I'm very obsessed with

1:09:18

stories. But maybe that's why you, what

1:09:22

do you call this? I wasn't even supposed to go here but

1:09:24

then the lines connected, oh, now I

1:09:27

shifted into this reality of storytelling, Gavin. Cause yeah, I

1:09:29

was into stories but not like that, you know what I

1:09:31

mean? As a kid, I don't know if I told

1:09:33

you this, as a kid, my dad said, he

1:09:36

saw me like, you know, after school when you were

1:09:38

with your friends and stuff. Oh yeah, when you were

1:09:40

around people. Yeah, and I would just be telling stories

1:09:43

to everybody. And it's so crazy cause I never thought

1:09:45

that it would be this. Yeah, yeah. But I really

1:09:47

was doing that as a kid. I was literally telling,

1:09:50

the stories I was telling though were some

1:09:52

racist jokes, I'm not gonna cap. They're like,

1:09:54

they're humor for the day. I know those

1:09:56

times. Like, you know, the funny Asian jokes

1:09:59

type of shit, you know. That's true. That

1:10:01

we can't say anymore. Yeah, because back then,

1:10:03

remember I told you I did speech competitions,

1:10:05

but I didn't like speaking. So

1:10:07

it's like, it's funny how I now, I have

1:10:09

to do speech. Like, that was a thing. And

1:10:11

then when everybody first laughed when I made a

1:10:14

joke, it felt so like euphoric, you know what

1:10:16

I mean? It's like, damn. It's

1:10:18

crazy because it's just what everybody

1:10:20

does anyway, though. Yeah. And

1:10:23

it's not necessarily, you know what, though, do you

1:10:25

think people are meant to do something

1:10:27

and other people aren't meant to do something? Or

1:10:30

can they choose to do something? I think it's...

1:10:33

Oh, shit. That's a good question. Because at

1:10:35

first I thought it was the same thing, but it's

1:10:37

not, no? No, no, no. Like, meant to choose? Are

1:10:39

you meant to do something or can you choose to

1:10:41

do something? I think some people are meant

1:10:43

to do it. Yeah. You think some

1:10:46

people are meant? Yeah. Because it's like,

1:10:48

you might not even like it, but like, the

1:10:50

storyline aligns. Yeah, that's kind of what I'm getting at

1:10:52

with the... With the, this person

1:10:54

had to be there. Exactly. So that I would

1:10:56

be late to this. So

1:10:58

that I could be early to that.

1:11:01

Or whatever, you know? Something along that

1:11:03

line. It's a weird... Because it's

1:11:05

all living, right? And every single...

1:11:07

You go outside, you look at somebody driving

1:11:09

a car, they have a whole storyline there,

1:11:11

and they're connected to probably like 200 storylines.

1:11:15

Yeah. Fuck! That's wild to think about,

1:11:17

though. That's why when I

1:11:19

told you that mentality that I had before, like,

1:11:21

oh, I have no plan or purpose. No, that

1:11:23

was totally wrong. Like, I realized, like, I got

1:11:25

to look at life with everything I do needs

1:11:27

to have a purpose. That's what I've been on.

1:11:29

I've been on that timing, like, I

1:11:31

want to say last year very much. I've been

1:11:34

telling you, too, every single thing I

1:11:36

do, I want it to be kind of thought out,

1:11:38

rather than just... Like, if it goes wrong, like, what

1:11:40

I used to do is, like, if something goes wrong,

1:11:42

I would be like, oh, that's meant to be, it

1:11:44

was meant to be, right? But then it keeps going

1:11:46

like that, and it's like, no, that's a bad way

1:11:48

to look at it, because I could really, if I

1:11:51

wanted to, I can change my direction right now. You

1:11:53

know what I mean? If I move with purpose, but

1:11:56

I didn't before, so... The scary thing is, though,

1:11:58

I don't know what is the...