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14:01

because since shit burned up so fast

14:03

and so quickly without enough time for

14:05

people to evacuate They're wondering

14:07

like how the hell did this happen so

14:09

fast? Yeah, the theory was that it was

14:11

a laser that was burning everything up literally

14:13

like a laser like Godzilla Burning

14:16

shit up. Yeah, but it

14:18

didn't affect anything the color blue because the

14:21

color blue It's on a

14:23

frequency where the the laser can't interact

14:25

with So, you know how there's

14:27

certain colors when you're out in the Sun it collects

14:30

radiation Yeah, same way. So if you wear

14:32

a black t-shirt, it's gonna collect a lot

14:34

more radiation than a white t-shirt just like

14:36

that. Damn That's kind of

14:38

crazy. Hopefully should we do that to our house? I

14:41

don't know. I'm just I'm just scared because Why

14:44

how do they know something's I know? Like

14:47

is there a warning for us and you

14:49

know how China is always on to the

14:51

new stuff like early Yeah, and even like

14:53

I watch remember the the one

14:55

with the with the Tesla's the

14:58

Leave the world behind the world behind Recently,

15:00

bro. I counted just today 40 white

15:02

at like 40 Tesla's driving Yeah, just driving

15:04

like are we getting closer to the what they're predicting

15:06

like man's never know There's a lot of shit going

15:08

on in the world right now The

15:11

thing is like all of these movies they

15:13

do prediction Yeah, as much as we say

15:15

is just fantasy and stuff. Yeah, it's it's

15:18

scary because those ideas They

15:20

they're created out of what's happening in

15:22

reality just a little bit imagination or

15:24

what could happen Yeah, so the idea

15:26

of Hunger Games that shit could happen

15:30

Any day the week, you know I'm saying like that

15:32

could literally happen if we end up in a post-apocalyptic

15:34

world Um a new government

15:36

or whatever them. That's a great plan. Yeah

15:39

But it's a great plan for them if they

15:41

wanted to yeah, and you know how everything's going

15:44

on right now there's this guy this one guy

15:46

from Zimbabwe that they just locked up because Supposedly

15:48

he created like free energy. Oh

15:51

Fam he created a generator that doesn't

15:54

need a power source. Wait, what is

15:56

it used? No, it's okay. So watch

15:58

they scientists to Zimbabwe to check what

16:00

he did. Yeah. And he created a

16:02

generator that uses the frequencies, uses different

16:05

frequencies to create energy. Oh, shit. So

16:07

just the frequencies of the atmosphere. Yeah.

16:09

And then that's what creates his energy.

16:11

And supposedly, it's supposed to power up

16:14

like 300 homes. And

16:16

what they did, locked him up. All

16:19

his patents. They took it. They took

16:21

it because whatever defies physics, you

16:24

can't patent it. Oh. Once

16:27

he got out of Zimbabwe jail, he

16:29

goes to America, right? Damn. Guess what they tried

16:31

to do? Poison him. So

16:33

he's dead? No, he's not. Like, they tried

16:36

it. This guy on

16:38

Joe Rogan, bro. Holy shit. That's

16:40

what he has, bro. That's what the fuck. No,

16:42

because that's the only thing, like if you really bag

16:44

it, that's the only thing that AI and other things

16:47

can't touch because it's free energy.

16:49

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So AI can't touch

16:51

that. Nothing can touch that realistically. Because

16:53

this is a huge theory. But

16:55

this has been on for a long, long

16:57

time. People think that all of these ancient

16:59

temples, the ones in India, ancient India, the

17:02

ones in ancient China, the ones in even

17:04

ancient Egypt, if you look at how

17:06

they're built and the way they look,

17:09

it looks very similar to

17:11

a power grid. If you look

17:14

at the transformers literally in front of

17:16

the electricity plant, it looks similar

17:18

in the shape, the pointed tops.

17:22

It's literally there. Yeah, it's literally

17:24

there. So the theory goes that

17:26

they actually had the cure, not

17:28

even the cure, just the solution

17:30

to every power problem

17:33

possible. But because they couldn't

17:35

profit from it or they couldn't monetize it

17:37

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18:17

You ever heard about the Library

18:19

of Alexandria? Library of... no. That's

18:21

in Egypt too? That's in Egypt.

18:23

Okay. So there's this library that

18:26

has literally everything that's

18:28

been written in history was kept

18:30

there. Everything about like

18:32

the beginning of time where they had information they

18:34

would keep it there. Something

18:37

happened, I think, I

18:39

forgot exactly what what era, but it

18:41

burned down. And scientists

18:43

say they lost a thousand... it set

18:45

humans back a thousand years. Holy shit.

18:47

They set humans back a thousand years

18:49

because all the information they lost. Okay.

18:51

So they're saying like some of these

18:54

things, some of the information might have

18:56

been the information that would have gave

18:58

us renewable energy. How to build these

19:00

type of structures, how to build all

19:02

of these high-tech, not even high-tech, but

19:04

like I don't know. Because when we

19:06

were kids we looked at the future

19:09

and we're like, okay, flying cars. We

19:11

probably could have had that if it didn't burn down.

19:13

Yeah, or we could we could find out how to

19:15

use different ways to... how

19:18

we could create another pyramid, great

19:20

pyramids and shit. But that's lost.

19:22

It's gone forever. Who knows if they had...

19:24

yo, I'm pretty sure... was it China?

19:27

Literally just last week, this is wild

19:29

too. China's dropping crazy updates fam. They

19:34

came out with um, I think it's diabetes. Yeah, cure

19:36

for diabetes. This

19:43

is just recent. I'm pretty sure I saw this yesterday. Yeah,

19:46

look. China cure for

19:49

diabetes. This is just recent. This happened

19:51

like a couple days ago. So let

19:53

me read it for you. Okay,

19:56

two days ago. So Chinese

19:59

scientists cure diabetes. using stem cells

20:01

first ever in the

20:03

world. There's a 59 year old patient of

20:05

diabetes for 25 years. Now

20:08

they gave him pretty much the

20:10

first try at this cure

20:14

and ever since he doesn't have to take

20:16

insulin anymore. He's cured of diabetes.

20:18

Yeah, just two days ago, bro. China

20:20

is on a different level. Because remember

20:22

the artificial sun that China dropped to?

20:25

Fam, I actually truly believe that's real after

20:27

coming back from Canada. I

20:29

feel like Canada has an artificial sun. You think so?

20:32

That's my theory because, okay, back this. I

20:34

was at the barbershop. I came in back

20:36

from my Philippines trip. Everybody's saying, oh

20:39

Gavin, you're not even that tan. Bro, I was

20:41

outside every day. What do you mean I'm not

20:43

that tan? I go to Vancouver for a week.

20:45

People are saying I go back in that same

20:47

barbershop because I have to get a cup for

20:49

LA. Yo, bro, you're so

20:51

dark. What? I was there for four

20:53

days. In Vancouver. In Vancouver. And

20:56

yesterday I was walking in Toronto. The sun

20:58

when you're walking around is very beaming on

21:00

you. I don't know why, but

21:02

it feels like it's weighing you down. It's

21:04

hotter. It's hotter. I feel like it hits you more. Yeah,

21:06

but in the Philippines when the sun hits you, I don't

21:09

know why, but it's like a blanket. It gets you more

21:11

active. I think I know why. Why? I

21:13

think it's because out here there's a

21:15

lot more land. In the Philippines there's a lot more

21:17

water. So it dissipates.

21:20

It's harsh. I think, yeah. I

21:22

could be wrong, but that's what I think. Because if

21:24

you're in the desert, that shit is hot, hot, hot.

21:27

Because everything's dry, everything's flat. But

21:29

if you're around water, I'm pretty sure the heat would

21:31

dissipate a little bit. Okay. I think,

21:33

I don't know. Maybe, I don't know. Because I

21:36

was way darker than the Philippines for four days,

21:38

than a month. Damn, really? That's what, yeah. There's

21:40

something going on in Paris too. I don't, like

21:42

right now. What, what? So do you know how

21:44

the Olympics is coming to Paris? Yeah, yeah. So

21:47

everybody in Paris is pissed. You

21:49

know why? Because they said

21:51

the mayor and president said that they're gonna clean

21:54

the river that runs along Paris. I think it's called

21:56

Sein? The Sein River.

21:58

Yeah, the Sein River, yeah. to do

22:00

that though they need five million dollars of

22:02

their of the taxpayers money and then the

22:04

taxpayers don't want to pay for They don't

22:06

want to pay so guess what they're doing

22:08

so they set up Silicon toilets

22:11

right bits beside the boardwalk because the

22:13

president's like we're gonna get the river

22:15

so clean Right

22:17

before the Olympics. I'm gonna bathe in it everybody

22:20

set up There's

22:22

a hashtag that yo go shit

22:24

in the same river right now.

22:26

I'm telling you friends They

22:29

know how to protest bro Somebody

22:35

created an app right so if you're not

22:37

in Paris to show you

22:39

all the rivers connecting So it'll tell

22:41

you oh if you take a poo

22:43

right here on this time It'll connect

22:45

and it'll flow to the same I'm

22:49

telling you they do it properly They're

22:53

trying to make the world a better place But

22:56

honestly if you think about it

22:58

the way it works like the taxes and

23:00

stuff Taxes

23:02

is kind of crazy But that's

23:04

how you know like man's on this

23:07

side is not locked in because in

23:09

China. They're dropping new updates Okay,

23:19

I wish I Really wish

23:21

there is a world where we would just all

23:23

help each other and just advance together Like

23:26

why can't why can't that be a thing? Why

23:28

why do you think well what stops us from

23:30

all working together? Becoming this society

23:32

that learns from each other every new

23:34

update that they come up with like

23:36

they're using it Resources over

23:38

here. Oh you guys don't have it there. I'm

23:41

gonna help you here. Yeah Why do you think

23:43

the world is like this? I don't know man

23:45

the Illuminati power money Probably that's what

23:47

I think because there's an agenda that they want

23:49

to push so it has to go a certain

23:51

way Mm-hmm you think it's the the conquer and

23:53

divide thing. Yeah, you want to be clicked up.

23:55

There's too many Yeah, there's too many like factors

23:57

to that. I heard this crazy

23:59

theory I don't believe in this theory

24:02

personally, but you know the Anunnaki theory?

24:04

No. How there's these, pretty

24:06

much they say the Anunnaki came

24:09

and then created people to collect

24:11

gold and collect resources and be

24:13

workers pretty much, right? Now

24:16

they ended up mating with them,

24:18

creating what humans are today, something

24:20

along those lines. But

24:22

the reason there's different races is

24:25

because the Anunnaki had

24:27

different races in the Anunnaki,

24:29

so they're from all over the galaxy. This

24:32

is not my theory, I'll just say that. But

24:34

pretty much they said the

24:37

reason there's so many different races of people

24:39

is so that these Anunnaki people could be like,

24:42

oh yeah, those are mine, those ones are his,

24:44

those ones are his, those ones are mine. So

24:47

you can imagine in a field where

24:49

you have a whole bunch of workers working for

24:52

different people, how are you supposed to

24:54

recognize which one's yours, which one's not? Yeah,

24:56

I don't think you could. That's just a theory. But

24:59

it's just interesting. Where'd you get that from? There's this

25:01

guy, he was on a podcast, I think he was

25:03

on a podcast with Andrew Schultz. I forgot

25:05

his name. It's one of those like, see

25:07

the problem with these theories is very,

25:09

you ever hear of

25:11

terriology? What's that? What is terriology? So

25:14

check this out. So

25:16

you ever watched Iron Man 1? Yeah.

25:19

With Robert Downey Jr. and then his best friend,

25:21

before he was roadie, before the black guy, it

25:23

was Terrence Howard. Yeah. You know

25:25

the guy that goes, come on, man. And

25:28

they created a science behind

25:30

him? Terriology? So Terrence Howard

25:33

is going on podcast. He's

25:35

pretty much, he's pretty much

25:37

spilling all this information about the

25:39

Anunnaki and all of these holistic

25:41

health things. But specifically, he's trying

25:43

to prove that one times one

25:45

doesn't equal one. He's trying

25:47

to say that one times one equals more

25:50

than one. And

25:53

he's going on different podcasts. He was just under a roadie. So

25:57

this is how I know Rose

25:59

Cooked. because Moist Critical made a video on

26:01

him. Oh, GG. That's like that,

26:03

right? Yeah, yeah. That's how you know it's a

26:05

red flag. Oh, check engine. Something's wrong. It's like

26:07

they did the scan. Like, is it true? Yeah.

26:09

Moist Critical did that for it. Moist Critical did

26:11

a deep dive on it and shit. And

26:14

he's pretty much just roasting it because what

26:16

Terrence Howard is out here doing... First

26:19

off, what did he call the

26:21

ology by himself? Terriology sounds like a

26:23

joke, bro. He named

26:25

it by himself. That shit sounds like

26:27

a joke, man. But it's just funny

26:30

because he really does believe in these

26:32

things. And some of them may be accurate. Who knows?

26:35

But for the fact of the simple math of 1 times

26:37

1 doesn't equal 1. What did he say it

26:39

equals? He says it equals something else. That's

26:43

funny. Terriology, man. Terriology,

26:45

1 times 1 equals 2.

26:47

He says 1 times 1 equals 2. Terrence

26:50

Howard proves that 1 times 1 equals 2. And

26:53

this is literally... This is all over media because

26:57

he's really trying to push this. But what if this is

26:59

all like a public stunt? No,

27:01

it's not. It's not? This is why.

27:03

So he went to Uganda and met

27:05

with the president. What the... He's

27:08

trying to put a lot of... I think it's

27:10

Uganda or Zimbabwe somewhere. But Terri...

27:13

Literally, Terrence Howard, fam. He's trying to

27:15

get some country to use his...

27:19

His, I guess, I don't know, theology or not... I

27:21

don't know, Terriology. He's trying to get someone to use Terriology.

27:24

Straight up, when Uganda gonna come in 1 times 1 equals

27:26

2. I guess. But there's

27:29

one thing, there's a certain drone.

27:31

This is what's interesting because this is kind of cool. He

27:35

created this... It's almost

27:37

a schematic for a drone that

27:39

can fly in all directions without

27:42

having to move

27:45

how we would see geometry. So he

27:47

took, I think, the hydrogen atom or

27:50

some sort of atom. And you have the

27:52

shapes of atoms or like... You know

27:54

what I mean? Like sticks and dots, right? If

27:57

you see it here, I'll show you real quick. Terrence...

28:00

Howard drone check this out. It's

28:02

pretty cool Look, he made

28:04

this. Yeah, so he designed it. It's kind of cool,

28:06

but at the same time. It's like it's just a

28:08

drone But apparently

28:10

can move in all directions Yeah

28:13

on a way that we haven't tried it. Oh,

28:15

that's kind of cool actually. It's kind of cool. That's what I'm saying

28:17

It's kind of cool But

28:19

one times one can't get really equal.

28:21

No, no, bro. No, that's already thought.

28:23

Let's try it. So I have one

28:25

iPhone Times one. No,

28:28

that's not times one. Bro. What do you mean?

28:30

This one iPhone times one one? Remember

28:39

what Connie said it's only a belief until

28:42

but or until everybody follows that is not belief

28:44

no more That's true because what if he does

28:46

actually get hella people since he's on Joe Rogan,

28:48

you know people are gonna Oh,

28:50

it's Joe Rogan. I believe it now. You know

28:52

I mean I think I don't know imagine that

28:55

she gets into schools Oh, yeah, we're cook if

28:57

to be honest whoever's in power kind of makes

28:59

the Reality in a sense until

29:01

it's proven wrong Yeah And then that's why

29:03

we're talking about the people that are making

29:05

the renewal resources is they

29:08

you know They disappear

29:10

because you're pretty much tampering

29:12

with what they've built already on

29:14

what reality is for them So

29:16

this is base reality which they've

29:18

curated in a sense, right now For

29:22

example a five-year-old right now reality

29:25

could be fortnight roblox whatever They

29:27

don't really know the reality of what politics is

29:29

anything like that It's only

29:31

until they grow older and they get

29:34

this information now for us the information

29:36

that's locked away For example the renewable

29:38

resources people if it's locked away

29:40

and never access to us Our reality

29:42

is just this literally just this if

29:45

there really was a flat earth and

29:48

there's other continents outside of The

29:51

Antarctica the Arctic Circle Yo,

29:54

we would never know if we're just locked

29:56

out. Yeah. Yeah, it's not that the reality

29:58

isn't that is Our reality isn't

30:01

that. Mm-hmm. You know? So we're just gonna have

30:03

to see it for itself. But yeah, if it

30:05

is John Jorogan, usually I believe it. But

30:07

the only time I really had to search something

30:10

up was because they were talking about like the

30:12

Spartans back then. Yeah. And how like they would

30:14

really get comfortable with each other. Oh,

30:16

they would do like... Do you believe in that? They would diddle each

30:18

other, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Crazy, crazy, crazy. And I was like, I

30:20

didn't believe that but it was at... He

30:22

said it was at a time where it's like

30:25

if you slept with your partner or your comrade

30:27

and you felt like something with them, you would

30:29

do anything to protect them. And then I was

30:31

like, low key? Pause, bro! No, no, no,

30:34

look at me when you say that. No, no, no,

30:36

fine, fine. But that was the belief back

30:38

then. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And that was the Spartans like, yo,

30:40

come on. The Spartans are like... They're

30:42

warriors, bro. They're like the truest warriors. Exactly, yeah.

30:44

That shit. And it was so crazy because I

30:46

heard a fact too where they would like, you

30:49

know how they have mad testosterone? Yeah. They

30:51

would... Oh my god. They would

30:53

dress up their girl like in the armor

30:55

just to get hard. Oh, weird. Yeah, because...

30:57

Oh, because they're so used to... They're so

30:59

used to seeing like... That's what they get

31:01

turned on. The homie like with the armor

31:04

on. That's interesting. Yeah. That's actually mad interesting.

31:06

And I was like, this can't be real

31:08

but it makes sense. Have you ever heard

31:10

the wedding theory? Wedding. Why? Why we have

31:12

a best man? No, no, no, no. You

31:14

ever heard that? No. Okay, so check this

31:16

out. So the reason that we have a

31:18

best man by our side Yeah. is for

31:20

this one simple reason. So back in medieval

31:23

times, when somebody would get married, if

31:26

there's an opposing country or

31:28

opposing like kingdom that

31:30

doesn't like them, they would send people

31:32

to go after a wedding

31:34

and steal the bride. Oh, wait. Yeah,

31:36

that was a common thing. The Middle

31:38

Ages were just fucked up like that.

31:40

Yeah, yeah. Now, pretty much since

31:43

they knew this, since they knew somebody's having

31:45

a wedding and oh, yo, they're going

31:47

to send the opposite come take the bride. All

31:50

of the bride's grooms, they

31:52

all knew, okay, we have to

31:54

be ready on timing in case

31:56

they come through so we

31:58

can fight them and protect the bride. Yeah. So

32:01

the the grooms wait

32:04

is it brides grooms? No bridesmaids and

32:06

then brides groomsmen My

32:08

bad all the groomsmen yeah so all the groomsmen

32:10

they had to be on timing What to protect?

32:12

To protect them Oh okay So pretty

32:14

much there was one person

32:17

one person specifically And

32:20

his title was the best

32:22

swordsman Oh and that would

32:25

be like the number one You would

32:27

always stand right beside the groom When

32:29

whenever the wedding was happening the whole

32:31

ritual and ceremony Yeah yeah The best

32:33

swordsman is right beside him Okay But

32:35

over time obviously less and less of

32:37

that happened and the best swordsman became

32:39

the best man Oh okay so it

32:41

was just like your your protector Okay

32:44

now check this out The reason

32:46

all of the bridesmaids wear the

32:48

same dress Is

32:50

for the same reason of people coming and trying

32:52

to take the bride Because if they're all wearing

32:54

the same dress they don't know who the f**k

32:57

is the real bride Wait no but the

32:59

bride doesn't wear the same Yeah but

33:02

the bridesmaids Not back in the day Oh they just all

33:04

wear the same Not back in the day Yeah

33:06

back in the day they didn't they didn't

33:08

make it a white dress until like later

33:10

in I think Victorian era But back in

33:12

medieval ages it's just whatever dress right like

33:14

they just wear a fancy dress to a

33:16

wedding Nah just for that just for my

33:18

wedding bro we have to dress up all

33:20

like medieval times and like That's hard We

33:22

pay actors to comment like the best man

33:25

really fight Yo that's tough And if they

33:27

win yeah the wedding's off though That's so

33:29

sick But so check that out Yeah Your

33:31

best man is supposed to be your best

33:33

shooter Literally True True Literally your shooter Oh

33:35

that's kind of true If you're thinking about

33:37

it he's the one that's supposed to protect

33:39

the bride Yeah is there is there so

33:41

oh f**k I should have searched it up

33:43

but is there something why they throw the

33:46

The thing and the the wife catches it

33:49

I think that's just superstition I don't know for sure

33:51

But maybe there is a whole reasoning for it Yeah

33:53

or maybe it's like uh uh oh

33:55

nevermind excuse me you're next in life to die or

33:57

something If

34:01

you catch it you're the best woman, like you

34:03

gotta go fight next. I

34:05

don't know actually, maybe this is my

34:07

theory just coming up on the spot.

34:09

Maybe whoever can catch it is the

34:11

most athletic and the most able and

34:13

healthy woman to bear a baby. Mmm, okay,

34:15

yeah that makes sense. Maybe, maybe. I just

34:17

made that on the spot. That's a good

34:19

guess though. But yeah, I can't touch it.

34:22

Oh, I didn't know that. Yo, so there's a

34:24

theory I heard recently, this is sick. You're gonna

34:26

really like this theory. Bye, bye, bye. Now, remember

34:29

that movie, The

34:31

Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe,

34:33

Narnia, remember that? Yeah, fam. Aslan,

34:35

The Lion, this whole time I

34:37

didn't know. Yo, Aslan is

34:39

a representation of Jesus Christ. Oh, The Lion,

34:42

yeah, that's why. Yeah, I didn't never knew

34:44

that. Hella shirts? Oh, yo, that's crazy because

34:46

I thrifted a shirt. Like, the Aslan? And

34:48

I got it from my pastor. Really? So

34:50

it was The Lion and I said Jesus

34:53

and the show you're talking about. But it

34:55

was a shirt about it. It's a movie,

34:57

Narnia. Yo, it's wild

34:59

because I just realized in the first

35:01

movie, first off,

35:04

he, if you think about the plot,

35:06

he was pretty much being sent to be

35:09

killed. Yeah. And then remember he was sacrificed

35:11

by the witch on the table.

35:13

But what happened after? After three days,

35:15

he rose again and he was resurrected.

35:17

Like, yo, what the fuck? I never

35:19

really put those two together. And then

35:22

remember, I think the second or third

35:24

movie, the kids, they

35:26

came back to Narnia and they got to see Aslan,

35:28

right? By the end of the movie, though, the kid

35:30

said, are we ever going to see you again? And

35:33

Aslan goes, no, you can't come back here.

35:36

But I have a different name in

35:38

your world. You have to come find me.

35:40

Whoa. That's what he said. I have a

35:42

different name in your world. His

35:44

name is Jesus. Yeah. No, that's crazy because literally

35:46

that Sunday I went to church and he was

35:49

wearing, I was like, why does he have because

35:51

he makes his own shirts and they're all about

35:53

lions. And why does he keep wearing

35:55

it? I never understood that until I was like, oh,

35:58

my friend explained to me that means It's

36:00

literally Jesus. Yeah, like I didn't realize

36:02

in the movie. Because I got to watch

36:04

that movie so many times, I never

36:06

realized it. And it was low-key like

36:09

me picking out that shirt first was low-key

36:11

kind of crazy because what happened in that

36:13

vintage store. So I don't know if you've

36:16

obviously been to Kensington, the

36:18

store called Vintage Depot, the first one

36:20

on that strip going like this way.

36:23

So me and my boy came from church

36:25

and we went into that store, right? And

36:28

right away, he said that when

36:30

he went to the back, he started

36:32

getting like headaches. Really? Why? And

36:35

I was like, why are you getting that? He was like, fam,

36:37

low-key, I feel a bad omen in here. Really?

36:39

And then this will happen to him. So I

36:41

keep looking at him and he's like going like

36:44

this. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

36:46

And he comes back to me, he's like, yo,

36:48

it feels like there's cobwebs on my face, fam.

36:50

And it's like, I got to take it off.

36:52

What the hell? And then he goes to the

36:54

very back, like where the jackets are. Yeah. He

36:56

comes back to the front. He said, Gavin, there

36:58

was someone calling my name. What the

37:00

fuck? Yeah, in that Vintage Depot. And when

37:02

I stood at the front of the store,

37:05

I didn't have a headache. When I went

37:07

back, there's something going on. Something was hurting

37:09

in my head. But when I left in

37:12

any other store, nothing. Yeah. And there

37:14

was a basement to that store. I didn't want to go down

37:16

there. I've been there a couple of times. I never like... You

37:19

know which one I'm talking about, right? Vintage Depot? Yeah, yeah,

37:21

I've been there a couple of times. Damn, it's something weird

37:23

with that place. Maybe that just that day. Maybe a jacket.

37:26

Maybe, yeah, maybe. Maybe one of the

37:28

jackets. Yeah, because there's hella shit there.

37:30

So you never know if that guy

37:32

died in that jacket. Yeah. That's

37:35

the only thing about getting, I

37:37

guess, secondhand clothes. You don't

37:39

know the stories behind it. And maybe there's energy to

37:41

it. Yo, you know that thing how... I

37:43

told you this before, but there's certain frequencies you

37:45

can't wear, like certain fabrics and stuff. Yo, if

37:48

you take it in, why don't we actually make

37:50

a change for that? Do that? Yeah, why don't...

37:52

Like, we know this shit is so bad for

37:54

us, but we still don't do it. But

37:56

would it change stuff? I think so. Like, that's 100%

37:59

proof. It's 100% proven. It's

38:01

literal science. Really? But we just don't do

38:03

it. Oh, I don't know. It's almost a

38:05

thing of, we know we should invest in

38:07

stocks, but not everybody does it. Yeah. It's

38:09

one of those like, you know it's good

38:11

for you, but there's something telling you

38:13

not to. Or there's not something telling you not

38:16

to, something holding you back from doing it. True.

38:18

Maybe I gotta ask my sister because she's super

38:20

picky on the fabric she wears, only like soft

38:22

stuff. So she'll only like, she'll go up to

38:24

every t-shirt, go like... And then touch it? No,

38:27

like this. No. Maybe she can feel the

38:29

pretty good solution. Maybe she knows something that

38:31

I don't know, and she's like way happier

38:33

than everyone else, just because like she only

38:35

wears like silk or whatever shirts. Maybe, maybe.

38:37

Because I know linen has a frequency of

38:39

5000. Cotton has

38:41

another 5000 or is like a thousand something. The

38:45

worst is like polyester and shit is

38:48

like negative. And that's most like things.

38:50

But if you wear wool and cotton

38:52

together, it cancels it out. Okay. So

38:54

if you wear a blend of cotton

38:56

and wool or sorry, wool and linen.

38:59

If you wear a blend of wool and linen,

39:02

it cancels it out and it gives you like

39:04

a zero frequency. And guess what? That's said in

39:06

the Bible. Oh yeah? It says thou shall not

39:08

wear, if not thou

39:10

shall not wear, but one should not

39:13

wear garment of both wool

39:15

and linen in the Bible.

39:18

Yeah, that's weird. I don't know. It's in

39:20

the Bible though. I don't know about that.

39:22

You see? We can't question. The thing

39:24

is too, I think

39:26

by the time people get that information,

39:29

it's almost like it's already too late

39:31

type shit. We're already living. We're too

39:33

comfortable in, like we said, the reality

39:36

we're living already. And to

39:38

move out of that is moving against the

39:40

flow of what's going on here. You're

39:43

going against your friends or family, whatever. You're going to seem

39:46

crazy if you go the other way. So

39:48

how do you take the

39:51

bravery to go the other way and kind of

39:53

let everyone come with you? How do you do

39:55

that? I think you just do that because like

39:57

when somebody in my... My

40:00

church always at the end they always say,

40:02

yo, try and get new people to come

40:04

and stuff like that. But obviously

40:06

not everyone's gonna believe you, but you just keep

40:08

trying. You know what I mean?

40:10

Until everybody gets motivated to come and then

40:12

boom, now you're on your

40:14

rolling. Yeah. This

40:18

is hard though. I feel like, do you think people are too,

40:21

do you think people are more stubborn now or

40:23

stubborn back in the day? Because if you think

40:25

about it, I feel like more people are open

40:27

minded now, not stubborn. Low key.

40:30

I think people are more open minded. Because I didn't live back

40:32

then, so I didn't know what they were like. No, just look

40:34

at the boomers. No

40:38

offense, you know what I mean? Like, think

40:41

about it. They aren't very like, over

40:43

minded to stuff, but we're pretty. The old

40:45

fashioned way. Yeah, yeah. But do you think

40:47

you would be the same? So let's say,

40:51

let's say 20 years from now and kids

40:53

wanna do things a different way from what you're

40:55

used to. I probably would be the same, yeah.

40:58

You would be like, no, let's do it that way. No,

41:00

we're the, yeah, I can't, oh, I can't. I hope I

41:02

never get to that point. I don't think I'll do that

41:04

though. I'm an old head and then I'm like, how

41:07

do I use this iPad? Like, hopefully I

41:09

almost have those technological skills with me. It

41:11

has to be easier though, no? It does.

41:14

I feel like it has to be easier.

41:16

Because that generation didn't have it at all. At

41:19

least we grew up with it. So

41:21

we're the one, even though

41:23

we grew up with it though, it's almost like

41:25

we grew up with it properly. Because some iPad

41:27

kids, they grew up with it kind

41:29

of the wrong way. Yeah, we still had outdoors. And

41:31

remember that thing where you're telling me how, if

41:35

your family member died and then you

41:37

try and send signals in the real

41:39

world? Again, remember with the podcast and

41:41

you're like, yo, my leg's itchy. I

41:43

found another one of those stories. So

41:46

there was this girl who's celebrating her

41:48

birthday. And her dad

41:50

died last year and this is her first

41:52

time celebrating her birthday without her dad. And

41:55

her dad is a firefighter. And the whole video

41:57

is like her blowing out the can and just

41:59

like make a wish. And probably she's like wishing

42:01

to like you know hopefully I can talk to

42:03

my dad again stuff like that Mm-hmm, and it

42:05

doesn't get weird until her mom gives her

42:07

the teddy bear why and when she gets

42:10

a teddy bear It's her It's

42:12

like um she it's dressed up like a

42:14

firefighter like her dad and when

42:16

she presses the stomach It's her dad's

42:19

voice, and it says oh

42:21

what it's like. Oh, I'm doing better

42:23

now Hopefully I get to

42:25

see you in another life or so you wait so did

42:27

he record it for the dog? Yeah? Yeah, it's like he

42:29

knew he was about to die. It's like a will and

42:32

he was like he knew he was about to die So

42:34

he sent that message right after

42:36

the message stops in the

42:38

other room There's a siren that goes

42:40

off and she walks in

42:42

the room It's all of her dad's

42:44

um firefighter toy collection, and she

42:47

was like that toy doesn't even

42:49

work How was the siren

42:51

going up right now, and that was when it's

42:53

like that's it that's yeah, that's his toy Which

42:56

is kind of crazy. That's a good way to

42:58

know ever since I watched them. What's that movie

43:00

again? What ah the freaking the the hand that

43:02

goes oh? Talk

43:05

to me talk to me oh Ever since I watched

43:07

that I don't know if I'm trusting

43:09

that oh did you watch the first omen no? Oh

43:12

my is that the Sydney Sweeney one no no that's

43:14

not though. That's not I heard not to watch it

43:16

Some people were saying telling me not to bro. Okay,

43:18

so we were in Vancouver And we watched

43:20

it right so a lot of guys fell

43:22

asleep, but me Eric and Brandon watch it

43:25

It's mostly about how like this Non goes

43:27

into this school, and she's supposed to teach

43:29

people yeah, and like they try in that

43:31

school. They try to like Summon

43:34

the the Antichrist so

43:36

they try and try with different kids

43:38

Yeah, and oh failed failed failed until

43:41

they get one right and fam. I'm

43:43

telling I'm not gonna spoil the movie

43:45

But after the movie bro. I

43:47

don't know what it is about like Biblical

43:51

movies and and fucking with it, but Eric

43:53

me and Eric yeah We were in like

43:55

the so this is the room right and

43:57

our room is in the corner Right

44:00

beside the door. We're sleeping and we hear

44:02

something. And me and Eric look up and

44:05

there's like, I don't know why, but the

44:07

corner looks a lot more black than

44:09

the rest of the room. And I was

44:11

like, Wait, no, Eric. I was like, I

44:13

can't. And he's like, What the, we're not

44:16

watching this movie no more, bruh. It

44:18

was crazy because, you know when the room is

44:20

dark? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But like, why was it

44:22

darker? Like, there was a figure in the room

44:24

with us. No, that's fucked. Yeah. And so I

44:27

said a prayer with Eric and said, Turn on

44:29

the lights. Yeah, yeah. Everything. Yeah, yeah. And Mick

44:31

were just sleeping, but me and Eric said a

44:33

prayer. Yeah, you gotta be careful with that. Yeah,

44:35

we were playing just the other day. I don't

44:37

know if you saw. Oh, no, that's gotta be

44:39

fake. I call it cap on that. How's it

44:41

fake though? I know because you guys were laughing.

44:45

It's one of those we didn't know what to do. We

44:47

tend to still know what to do. What are we supposed to do? Don't tell

44:49

me that's real, bro. You want to watch the

44:51

video? Okay, listen, because okay, play

44:53

me the video first. Check this out. Okay, I'm gonna

44:55

tell you a story. All we're doing is

44:57

we're streaming. Watch the whole stream. Okay, let me just watch

44:59

the whole stream. Okay, okay. None of us move from our

45:01

seats. From the start of

45:03

the start of the stream. It's

45:06

all there. We're just sitting, playing the game. We're

45:08

playing, um, what's that called?

45:10

Fazophobia. So it's pretty much you're supposed to like

45:12

hunt for spirits or whatever. And then

45:14

so there is a, this

45:16

is when it when it happened. Okay. You

45:19

can watch the video. Dino, he

45:21

put down the Ouija board in

45:23

the game. And then he said, he said, this is

45:25

the, this is like one of the only things Carlos

45:27

won't fuck with. Especially in real life. Let's try it

45:29

in the game. Okay. So he put it down and

45:32

he was like playing with it and shit, right? But

45:34

the problem was when he was playing with it, I

45:37

hated that he did it, but he was reading the

45:40

inch. He was reading the prompts as

45:42

he played with it. I was like,

45:44

just click the shit. Don't read it.

45:48

Are you here? Touch it. Are you doing this?

45:50

Touch it. You know, like, nah, bro. Just click

45:52

it. But he was saying it. Fuck

45:54

whatever. And then time passed by a little bit.

45:56

And he's like going into like another room in

45:58

the game. And then. Boom, I

46:01

don't know where behind us. This

46:03

is this big flag he has. I think it's like

46:05

Calgary flames, whatever. Yeah, yeah. It like, it

46:08

like gets ripped out and pushed

46:10

back. No, man. I'll show you. Should've.

46:13

That had to be planned. You guys are clip baiting.

46:15

You guys are clip baiting. No, there's no way. How

46:18

are we clipping into shit? I only thought

46:20

that it was fake because of your reactions. It was too, I

46:22

just don't know what to do. I literally just didn't know what

46:25

to do. I thought I was just tripping.

46:27

I thought I was just tripping. So I'm

46:29

like, you guys saw it, right? Like, look,

46:31

play the clip for me. I'll

46:33

explain how you guys set it up perfectly. I'm not gonna

46:35

lie though. I don't know why. You know

46:38

what's clear? It feels a little bit haunted. A little bit, just a

46:40

little bit. I'm just gonna say that.

46:42

I'm just gonna do that. Hold on, hold on. Let me

46:44

play for you properly. Okay, okay. Go like this. I'm gonna

46:46

zoom in. Okay, okay. No,

46:48

cause it's a full screen cause it's a thing. Can

46:51

you see it? I'm gonna turn on my brightness. Yeah,

46:53

yeah. Full, full. Look.

46:55

Nobody moves. Who's

46:59

moving? No,

47:05

Dino doesn't look like that scared. And

47:09

the fact that you guys continue to play, that's

47:11

what makes it sus. No, man, we don't know what to do.

47:13

What are you supposed to do? What are you supposed to do?

47:16

Tell me. You didn't even do a prayer.

47:18

You usually do a prayer out there. You were

47:20

just laughing. Man, okay. Here's the thing. When

47:23

it comes to those type of shit, in the

47:25

moment, especially, you don't wanna show fear. True. You

47:27

don't wanna show fear. You're

47:29

cooked. True or false? True

47:32

or false? That was the calmest reaction to a... Look

47:35

at that shit. In the back, look. This

47:38

is not fake, fam. Just watch. Nobody's

47:41

touching shit. You

47:44

get me? No, that smile from Dino's like, oh, it worked?

47:46

No, no, no. Oh, you really thought

47:48

he was fake? You had that smile? No,

47:51

no, no. No, but look at his face. Look

47:54

at his face. He's shocked. We're just trying

47:56

to... We just trying to... Bro, you

47:59

don't know what to do. What you supposed to do bro?

48:01

The whole time, so... We're supposed to leave the stream? You

48:03

probably, fam, that's what I would do. But what I

48:06

thought is that you guys planned it at that moment

48:08

or like... And put a string on it? Yeah, yeah,

48:10

so Josh would go like this and then... You can

48:12

see Josh's hands in the video bro! You

48:14

can see Josh's hands in the video right here!

48:16

That's actually...no, but okay. That's crazy though.

48:18

Also, side note, if you guys want to

48:20

tune in, Jumper Jump Gaming is gonna be

48:23

on Twitch soon. So keep an eye out

48:25

for that. Follow DinoStream for updates on my

48:27

Instagram, blah blah blah. No, that's so crazy

48:29

though. Yeah, yo, I still don't believe it

48:31

just because it's like... It only

48:33

happened once though. Yeah, yeah. His curve felt a little

48:35

bit haunted, I'm not gonna lie. Really? And you were

48:37

playing like with the... Damn, so

48:39

that spiritual energy transfers through the

48:42

screen too. It doesn't have to be in real

48:44

life. Because if you think about it, you know

48:46

those times where... I don't know if you get

48:48

them, but there'd be like a prayer TikTok or

48:51

whatever. Do you

48:53

not feel it? Yeah, yeah. In

48:55

the same way, you know, let's

48:57

be real, music affects you and you get

48:59

goosebumps. So you don't think like a

49:02

game or like, you know, something you're watching

49:04

would affect you? Of course. True, true, true.

49:07

Of course. It gets emotion out of you, that's energy.

49:09

Yeah. Where does that energy go?

49:11

Mm-hmm. Has to go somewhere, right? Deadass.

49:13

Has to go somewhere. That's the craziest clip

49:15

I've ever seen. Though if I was in that room, I would

49:17

have walked, I would have just left. Really? Yeah.

49:21

I would have shown fear, fuck that. I don't... Nah,

49:24

because the more you put into it, the more

49:27

you get scared and then you're kind of just

49:29

cooked from there. And you weren't even scared after?

49:31

Or like... Nah. Because

49:34

think about it like this, bro. If you really

49:36

have faith, you can't be scared. Mm-hmm, true. Because

49:40

you being scared means you don't have faith.

49:42

Yeah. Right? That's

49:44

true. Think about it, like, trade off. If one

49:46

day, like, you face danger, and

49:49

you don't show the faith you have, and you

49:51

show you're scared and shit, then yeah, that means

49:53

you really don't believe in it. You don't believe

49:55

in yourself. You don't believe in God. You don't

49:58

believe that you're protected. This and that. But

50:00

the moment you're walking around and not thinking about it

50:02

consciously, that means your faith is in another

50:04

place. So that's my problem because I

50:06

have a lot of anxiety, so I overthink shit all

50:08

the time. You gotta have faith. Yeah, I have to

50:10

remember, I have to remind myself like, I chill, I

50:13

don't need to do anything, I'm covered.

50:15

Because the moments I'm doubting or I'm

50:17

thinking too much, that means I don't

50:19

have faith that I'm covered. Yeah. Oh, that's crazy

50:22

because in the Inside Out 2, that

50:24

whole thing, all the Christians were saying, oh,

50:26

that was God speaking while anxiety was taking

50:29

over. Really? And there was a line that

50:31

they loved. Yeah. And everybody said, amen after

50:33

this line. What line? So anxiety was trying

50:35

to make that girl have a panic attack

50:38

and joy. She was like, anxiety, let

50:40

Riley go. Ooh! Yeah. And

50:42

then right when that happened, everything

50:44

stopped. So that was like kind

50:47

of saying like, oh God, even

50:49

though anxiety, anything, when God takes

50:51

over, nothing literally can happen to

50:53

you. Like you go back to normal. Word.

50:55

Yeah, that's why. That's real fair. There was a comment where

50:58

it was like, oh, my auntie screamed, oh, man, in the

51:00

face. It was crazy. But yeah, shout

51:02

out Pixar for doing that. Yeah, you have to put

51:04

faith over your anxieties. Because anxiety will eat you up,

51:06

bro. That shit will eat you up if you don't

51:08

handle it. You got to face it head on type

51:10

shit. Yeah. Like for coming from

51:13

someone that really faces it, I face it.

51:15

I go to war like every day. I'm

51:18

not going to lie. I literally go to war like every day

51:20

with anxiety. True. I might not show it,

51:22

but internally, I'm fighting.

51:25

Yeah, yeah. But you just

51:27

have to remember that you're covered. That's the thing. It's

51:29

the moments where you think you're not. Yeah. That's

51:33

why whenever we do the

51:35

social, when you're like, yo,

51:37

fucking, exposure therapy right now,

51:39

my heart. Bonk, don't, don't. Fuck.

51:43

Let me, this is the time where I have to fight

51:45

social anxiety. You know? But that's how, because I

51:47

love that aspect of fighting

51:49

a battle when you're not ready to show that you're

51:51

ready. You know? Because that's the

51:54

only way you can prove yourself. That you can't

51:56

say, oh, I'm confident. I'm confident. I'm confident. And

51:58

be in times where you don't. You don't have

52:00

to show confidence. You only really

52:02

show confidence when it's in front of

52:04

you where you can't. Where the

52:07

true courageousness, the true courage, comes

52:09

out when you're, do, do, do,

52:11

do, do, do, but still

52:13

do that shit. But still do that shit.

52:16

That's the one, fam. That's the one that matters. Not

52:18

the one where you're calm and you're in a good

52:21

setting and oh, I have a couple drinks, I have

52:23

liquid courage. Oh, now I can talk to her. Yeah,

52:25

I'm a confident guy, I talk to that girl. Fam,

52:27

anybody could have done that in that setting. Okay, do

52:29

it with a bad haircut. Do it where you're not

52:31

feeling your best. Do it where you don't like the

52:33

tracks in the club. Now do it. And

52:36

if you still do it, boom, that's true confidence.

52:38

That's your true courage. Oh, shit. I feel like,

52:40

okay, and this is coming out Sunday, but I

52:43

feel like when the thumb, thumb, thumb is gonna

52:45

happen again is if we do the live podcast

52:47

and everybody's watching, because that's the first live podcast

52:49

I've ever doing. And remember, I told

52:51

you about the story, my first presentation in

52:53

front of the gymnasium, but I

52:55

loved it, but during it, it was like

52:58

thumping. I feel like it's gonna be the exact same

53:00

shit and it's gonna be like a circle, like the,

53:03

what do you call that? Like when life comes

53:05

in a circle. Full circle. Full circle moment when

53:07

I'm like, yo, right there. So if

53:10

I present and it goes great, you know

53:12

what I mean? I beat it, you know what I mean? All

53:14

right, one question for you before we even go to that thing.

53:17

What should we talk about and what's safe to talk

53:19

about in LA? Should

53:22

we come out to Kendrick? No,

53:25

not that. I'll talk about like Illuminati shit. I'll

53:27

talk about like conspiracy stuff. Cause

53:30

get me, we're a conspiracy podcast. You gotta

53:32

talk about conspiracies, but like. Should

53:35

we do the moon landing? Who's running the show fam? Who's

53:37

running the show, you know? Yeah,

53:40

because you know, Loki, if we do mention something and

53:42

like LA is known for like the

53:44

bass, the HQ. You

53:46

know what I mean? So we do have to

53:49

be careful. Oh, yo, did you see that video of

53:52

Logan Paul and Jake Paul doing a lie detector

53:54

test? Of what, the way they. So

53:56

they hooked each other up to a lie detector. And

53:59

then, you know what? You know the guy the old white

54:01

guy and he has the whole board and literally testing

54:03

the lies. Uh-huh He asked

54:05

Logan Paul Jake Paul asked Logan Paul questions. One

54:08

of the question was are you in the Illuminati?

54:13

So check this out look at Paul past

54:15

looking Paul past but next was Jake's turn and

54:19

Then Logan Paul as Jake the same question

54:22

and he said Jake are

54:24

you in the Illuminati? What did Jake

54:26

say? Yeah as

54:28

of this moment. I'm not Green

54:30

you say he said as of

54:33

this moment I'm not and they're not even

54:35

scared to say stuff like that Like that's

54:37

what makes me mad because people

54:39

know it's real. Mm-hmm. I mean so the way

54:41

you said it though The way you said it

54:43

wait by that. I'm gonna go. No.

54:45

No, what if we do a full 360 and

54:47

just make a gospel? I won our podcast Like

55:01

during the park just straight red arrows red

55:03

dots Wait,

55:08

what's that gonna say again? I was saying something about um,

55:10

what do you call this? Oh the

55:12

Lumar itself I check this out. Um, there's

55:15

there's a there's a this

55:17

footage. This is a long time ago I

55:20

don't know why it just popped up for me now, but

55:22

there was footage on news. They

55:24

literally found a storage

55:27

container filled with

55:30

Baby art. Yeah, you heard it.

55:32

Yeah. Where was it again? I

55:34

don't know where it was exactly but I have the video

55:36

of the okay of the thing Well, it was like 40

55:39

babies or something crazy like that something crazy is 1700. No,

55:41

no, no 17,000

55:45

so in 1982 approximately

55:47

17,000 babies were found

55:50

in a repossessed storage container in Los

55:52

Angeles in Los Angeles That's why I

55:54

was gonna say it happened in Los

55:56

Angeles The babies

55:58

the babies many of whom were

56:00

over 20 weeks old

56:03

were stored in a medical lab and

56:06

received reports from the babies later. Our

56:08

port quotes the spokesman

56:10

of the district attorney saying

56:12

they said five and seven

56:14

were possibly viable. Or

56:17

they could have survived outside of mother's womb.

56:19

So these babies were fresh.

56:23

Freshly born, freshly, you know? Which is scary.

56:25

Now check this out. I don't know if

56:27

you know that guy. There's this millionaire and

56:29

he's pretty much trying to live forever. Or

56:31

he's at least trying to reverse his age.

56:33

As of right now, this guy looks 14

56:35

years old. Yeah, so he's doing a good

56:37

job. He's doing a good job, but he's

56:39

done so many procedures, stem cell research,

56:41

all of these different holistic health medicines

56:44

to, you know, reduce his age. Now

56:46

what's interesting though is he talked about

56:48

this on a podcast. Okay. He

56:50

was talking about how his father, he talked

56:52

to this, about this on Tucker

56:55

Carlson. I don't know if you know that guy,

56:57

but it's his podcast. Anyways, he

56:59

pretty much told his father, because

57:02

his father was going through some

57:04

like health declines, said, Hey, you

57:06

know what? We're trying these things

57:08

with blood, with plasma. And

57:11

I've been, I've been taking like my son's

57:13

blood to rejuvenate my

57:15

health. Well, how about you take

57:17

some of my blood to see if it rejuvenates your

57:19

health? Because it's the same family type, but the blood

57:21

would change it, right? Now, what

57:24

he said was his father's age

57:26

decreased or slowed down by 15

57:28

years because of the plasma

57:30

in his blood. Wild. Now check

57:33

this out though. He said

57:35

it doesn't have to

57:37

be from the same family. Whoa.

57:39

So check this

57:41

now. If you think about it, think

57:45

about it, the blood has to come from someone younger

57:47

than you. Oh, that's kind

57:49

of crazy. Clicks.

57:51

Yeah. So

57:53

so what Tucker Carlson was saying, you're,

57:56

you're about to dive into this whole

57:58

conspiracy of people taking. young

58:00

people's blood. Like the agenda. Yeah.

58:04

Why? And why would they transport it

58:06

to LA? Is that, is

58:08

there some shit going on in LA? Yo, you

58:11

know what, man? This is wild too. Because I've

58:13

been listening to Dominic Fike lately. Remember

58:15

that one song I talked about? Vampire called

58:17

Vampire? Okay. And the lyrics literally say, um,

58:21

they're drinking, he's

58:24

at a party and they're drinking, but

58:27

this ain't red wine. He's talking about how it's blood

58:29

because everybody out here is a vampire, right? But

58:31

there's this one video I watched last

58:33

night and it feels as if it's

58:35

a subtle hint to something, bro. Dominic,

58:38

like he dropped this? Yeah, it's an older

58:40

video, but I just came across it because

58:43

look at the, look at the cover. That's

58:45

what caught my attention. Look at the cover,

58:47

the black and white and the red, right?

58:50

So the black and white floor, it's

58:53

reminiscent of the Freemason Lodge. Remember the

58:56

Freemason Lodge, the black and white floor?

58:58

Now in the Freemason Lodge, they also

59:00

have certain pillars that you're supposed to

59:02

look at and do certain rituals to.

59:05

Look what happens when he goes

59:08

and picks up his jacket, a white

59:10

jacket, just like how the Freemasons wear.

59:12

Look, it's literally the exact same

59:14

type of pillar. Now, check this out.

59:16

Now this is where it gets wild because I

59:18

don't know if he's the one that put this on,

59:21

but it seems as if it is because if you

59:23

go to the bio, what does it say?

59:25

Can't get out of it. No, read it. Read it.

59:27

Yeah. If you can't get out of it, get into

59:29

it. I

59:32

was listening to the song. It has nothing

59:34

to do with that really. Yeah. And you

59:36

know how like, has nothing to do with that, but

59:38

why is the video like this? And why does the

59:40

bio say that? Why is it the caption say that?

59:42

Yeah. And, um, uh, you know how elites have different

59:44

food names for different people. So like

59:46

pizza, uh, hamburger, bicycle,

59:49

chicken figures. Oh,

59:51

shit. What does that represent? Cause

59:54

pizza party. Why is it a

59:56

food? Is it even talk about chicken figures? I

59:58

actually don't know. I never really broke

1:00:01

down with those lyrics. Why would you make a song

1:00:03

about chicken fingers? No, there's a meaning to the title

1:00:05

too. It would make

1:00:07

sense because it's about the elites.

1:00:09

Pizza, chicken, hamburgers. Yo, that's kind

1:00:11

of crazy. Oh, hot dogs. Hot dogs too. It's

1:00:14

the furlough boy. Yo, that's

1:00:16

kind of wild. Nah.

1:00:18

But that's why it's scary, fam,

1:00:21

because it's so like, it's literally

1:00:23

just there. I think

1:00:25

personally, if somebody was caught up into this whole

1:00:27

thing, this whole scheme, then

1:00:31

you would try to exit,

1:00:33

but not really exit. You

1:00:36

have to give subtle hints, hidden hints. You

1:00:39

can't just blatantly be like, yo, somebody help

1:00:41

me because I did this, this, this. That's

1:00:44

why when you took a picture of that

1:00:47

sign in LA, it was like, oh, call

1:00:49

this number if you want to sell

1:00:51

your thing. Oh, that's wild. Fam, there's

1:00:53

signs like that. I didn't know that.

1:00:55

Crazy, bro. I remember

1:00:57

our manager sent us a bunch of concerts

1:00:59

that's happening in Vegas, Sin City.

1:01:01

Bro, why does he want us to go

1:01:04

to Meek Mill? Well, I mean, get up.

1:01:07

We're going to be in the D party, man. Imagine

1:01:09

Meek Mill, the after party. Oh, yes. Ooh,

1:01:12

I have a theory for you, fam. For

1:01:14

what, bro? Yo, I have a crazy theory.

1:01:16

First off, this is not my theory. Check

1:01:18

this out. Okay, so there's

1:01:21

a theory. The whole

1:01:23

reason the beef happened with Tupac

1:01:26

and P Diddy and Biggie. Yeah.

1:01:29

Was because theory, and this is

1:01:31

not coming from me, that P Diddy

1:01:33

was lovers with Tupac. Lovers.

1:01:36

What? Yo, watch this video. No. Yeah.

1:01:40

Check this out. Why does P Diddy

1:01:42

have a tattoo of Tupac on his

1:01:44

chest? He does? P Diddy has a

1:01:46

tattoo of Tupac on his chest. What?

1:01:49

No, it's wild. So

1:01:51

theory goes that there was a falling out of some

1:01:53

sort three days after. Tupac

1:01:56

died. Oh, that's... I

1:01:59

think... wait, three days after? I think on

1:02:02

the last time Or

1:02:04

three months off something like something where here let me just

1:02:06

play the video for you. Let me just play the video

1:02:08

for you Cuz

1:02:11

it's not my theory So

1:02:35

These are the people that are close to them something that are

1:02:37

coming out It came to

1:02:39

the point where him and pop wasn't cool no

1:02:41

more at all Here's Combs and

1:02:43

to park at Sean Combs

1:02:46

birthday party party Together

1:02:50

something happened between them that night that

1:02:53

ended their relationship Oh So

1:03:07

just shot he didn't die my bad remember remember

1:03:09

the one big you dropped Shot

1:03:11

yeah, and then they had the whole thing. Yeah,

1:03:14

so that was that was um the first time

1:03:16

to park I shot like he survived Oh That's

1:03:23

crazy though wait, that's for sure let me see

1:03:25

we go back to where it was oh It

1:03:29

is yeah, why though it's a school with

1:03:31

the bandana Partly the

1:03:33

put to fuck bandana. No, that's

1:03:36

kind of weird because yo to park in our eyes

1:03:38

That's like he was the biggest like he's

1:03:40

a gangster. Yeah, he's a gangster man. He's a

1:03:42

G That's why 50 cent makes those jokes cuz

1:03:44

he probably knows everything yo That's

1:03:47

kind of because okay that puts 50

1:03:49

cent up by like a hundred thousand

1:03:51

points This guy was at

1:03:53

the BT wards he walked past all the ops

1:03:55

and yo and he's doing that he said is

1:03:58

high key my favorite Rapper yeah, hi key my

1:04:00

favorite He deserved that game. Yeah, like not

1:04:02

even not even just for his music but

1:04:04

for his strategy For literally his

1:04:06

presence in the realm of strategy because he made

1:04:08

a book with Vic and Robert Greene the person

1:04:10

that made the 48 Laws of Power. Yeah, this

1:04:13

guy really knows his stuff. I was I listened

1:04:15

to his on what he called it His

1:04:18

autobiography type of book and he

1:04:20

was going he's breaking down all of these

1:04:22

different hustler mentalities on how he

1:04:24

pretty much Helped all of his

1:04:27

homies come up Okay, and all of the

1:04:29

the problems that he was able to solve

1:04:31

and he's giving it out for other people

1:04:33

to learn Wow, it's interesting. It's so interesting

1:04:35

because he's like Street smart buck book smart

1:04:37

at the same time like he's there Yeah,

1:04:39

very intelligent. Yeah, but you wouldn't assume that

1:04:41

right away from the outside Yeah, because I

1:04:43

guess cuz the the the rap

1:04:46

I guess like image. Yeah, but

1:04:48

man's are strategic. That's crazy No, you had to have

1:04:50

that on you though Cuz like even when we moved

1:04:52

the I mean when we go to LA and we

1:04:54

move down there like holy smokes We got to be

1:04:56

yeah, you have to be it's

1:04:58

better. It's better to look dumber

1:05:02

Than you are yeah, then it is to be smarter

1:05:04

than you are Yeah, there was there was a whole

1:05:07

controversy to going on with them I

1:05:09

think it's revolve but they they

1:05:11

collabed with like a pizza slime So pizza slime

1:05:13

is like a brand where they

1:05:15

troll like they they put anything on a

1:05:18

t-shirt and all the influencers were

1:05:20

getting Mad because when they

1:05:22

went to this party there was a sign

1:05:24

right and there's two signs one said People

1:05:27

with less than a million followers go to

1:05:29

this side Oh really less more than a

1:05:31

million followers go to this side all

1:05:33

the influencers I was like the the one big

1:05:36

one Regan she left she made a thing on

1:05:38

it Yeah, but pizza slime at

1:05:40

the end were like you guys are all stupid because it

1:05:42

led to the same party So

1:05:45

like that's how you know is like yo, but

1:05:47

like you never know if that could be real

1:05:49

or not No, it's true true true because that

1:05:51

that's maybe a reality in like other Hollywood parties

1:05:53

But they were just trying to make a joke

1:05:55

out of it. Yeah. Yeah, it's like a public experiment

1:05:57

But if that was a real thing if we went up

1:06:00

party and said million this way million that way that's kind

1:06:02

of weird to me I was kind of weird yeah it

1:06:04

is kind of weird why would you want to be part

1:06:06

of something in that realm like are we just a number

1:06:08

to you like oh yeah it's weird yeah you

1:06:11

know like a lot of the time Sam even

1:06:13

even when I meet people in person I

1:06:16

I see I think to myself like if

1:06:19

you were to put your personality on the

1:06:21

internet I could see you having like 50

1:06:23

million followers like there's certain people I mean like you

1:06:26

should put your voice out to the world yeah but I

1:06:28

don't know some people who don't do it and some people

1:06:30

are too afraid they have other priorities whatever it may be

1:06:33

however all these

1:06:35

influence all these conical celebrities everybody's

1:06:37

a regular person everybody's a regular

1:06:40

person it's just that they did

1:06:42

it the people that are shown

1:06:44

are the people that are doing it and did it and

1:06:46

the ones that aren't afraid to do it that's

1:06:49

what that's all it came down to literally that's all it

1:06:51

comes down to you so it's either you try and you

1:06:54

go or you don't try and you

1:06:57

don't show yeah like all the influencers I

1:06:59

know people with better personalities than them you

1:07:01

know I mean like all my friends say

1:07:03

yo what if we imagine it's always imagine

1:07:05

we vlogged our thing bro why don't you

1:07:07

just yeah I mean yeah it's so dumb

1:07:10

I hate I hate the yo we should

1:07:12

we should just do it like stop with

1:07:14

the we should let us if you say

1:07:16

we should at least ten times yeah it

1:07:18

should already go okay go oh what that

1:07:20

one thing we did in Vancouver where we

1:07:22

really were like yo we just have to

1:07:25

go and do it yeah so it

1:07:27

was 5 a.m. right before our flight

1:07:29

to Vancouver and we were all in

1:07:31

Scarborough we get a we get a

1:07:33

text and it says your flight has been canceled we're

1:07:36

like okay maybe it's just delayed by like an

1:07:38

hour bam so it was supposed to be

1:07:40

at 8 a.m. mmm delayed until 8 p.m.

1:07:42

oh damn we got a whole day no

1:07:45

we we got to go to the thing

1:07:47

and complain yeah cuz obviously there's gonna be

1:07:49

other people there complaining so we go and

1:07:51

nobody's complaining everybody's just accepting the fact that

1:07:53

they just got to wait at the APM

1:07:56

yeah so we all we all huddle around like okay

1:07:58

how are we gonna do this we're gonna ask for a

1:08:00

cash reimbursement first, if that doesn't work, we

1:08:02

throw in like legal terms in there. If

1:08:04

that doesn't work, we have to get on

1:08:06

like a separate flight. Yeah. So

1:08:08

we go do it. Boom. We need

1:08:10

a cash reimbursement right now. Sir, we don't

1:08:13

do that. And then the chair goes,

1:08:15

legally, we need that. Still

1:08:17

doesn't work. So our third

1:08:19

plan was we say that our boy is

1:08:21

getting married. Yeah. And we have to

1:08:23

be in Vancouver at this time. Yeah. So when

1:08:25

she heard that and we were all looking stressed, Mick

1:08:28

was like, ah, we're gonna miss the wedding. She,

1:08:30

she saw, like, it was like a full

1:08:33

court press on this lady. She

1:08:35

was like, you know what? There's one,

1:08:37

there's one more in Vancouver in 15 minutes.

1:08:39

You guys have to make pass security in

1:08:41

15 minutes or your, or your APM gets

1:08:43

terminated. That's the only option I'll give you

1:08:45

because I feel bad. Yeah. So

1:08:47

we rushed through the security. She weighs back, say

1:08:49

hi to the weddings for me. Say hi to

1:08:51

the wedding. We're like, idiot. Oh my gosh. And

1:08:54

we made it through 15 minutes. Damn. Yeah.

1:08:57

15 minutes. That's a crazy plan though. Yeah.

1:09:00

Because they can't accommodate everybody. They can't. It's only the

1:09:03

people that ask. Yeah. Like I

1:09:05

said, bro, the closed mouth never gets fed,

1:09:07

bro. All those people waiting for

1:09:09

APM were on the next flight out. The closed

1:09:11

mouth never gets fed, man. Open your mouth. You

1:09:13

want the full cause. You

1:09:16

want to get fed, open your mouth, bro. Pause. Yeah,

1:09:19

that's crazy. But yeah, that's a good

1:09:21

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