Red Scare - Oy Ye!

Episode Date: October 14, 2022

The ladies discuss Tucker's End of Men doc, Tucker's Ye interview, Ye vs the Jews, and more.

Wait, there was two parts? Yeah. Fuck. I watched like an hour long interview. He did two nights. Oh, oops. I didn't watch the second night. Yeah, I mean.

That's okay. It was redundant. Yeah. He was making a lot of mistakes. What happened on the second night? Are we recording? I started recording, but we can. Okay.

Sorry, we're back. We're back. Um, big, big week in the, in the news. Well, big week for, for Tucker. For Tucker. Yeah. And haters of Tucker. And us.

Yeah. Yeah. Them. The milieu. Yeah. Uh, some of our mutuals, big week for our mutuals and, uh, shout out to, uh, Ben Brattic, fellow, uh, borderline, uh, I guess he's not borderline, bipolar. Is he bipolar?

Yeah. I thought you were talking about Ben Brattic. No, Ben Brattic is probably fine. Mental. I don't know. Wait. Okay. Kanye is bipolar.

Kanye's bipolar. He's diagnosed bipolar. Yeah. Okay. But unmedicated? Clearly. He seems to be doing fine for an unmedicated bipolar guy. He's making a lot of sense to me.

Reminds me of a lot of guys. Reminds me of a lot of guys I see in and around the park where I take Lenny. He doesn't seem crazier to me than usual. No, whenever I encounter Kanye in an interview, I think, wow, he's actually a very nice and soft spoken person. I know it's so sweet when he says thank, where like, he's like, am I going too far? And Tucker's like, no, no. And he's like, okay, thank you. He kind of smiles. I was very touched. I'm like, bye.

Like every combative contrarian provocateur and edgelord, he really just wants to be liked at the end of the day. I have a Freudian take that we can get into later because we have to set up the scaffolding with regard to his parents. So should we talk about Kanye first or? Yeah, we're obviously talking about the Tucker-Kanye interview and the Tucker end of men. The original series. The Tucker original series.

I really honestly, Dasha, as I told you, the thing that really gave me a lot of pleasure and joy in this week's news cycle was a councilwoman, Nuri Martinez. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. The week. Yeah. The like council meeting audio, where they say a ton of racist stuff. Oh, but it's so it's so like United Colors of Benetton racist. It's like so soft core. Low grade. It's not bad. I was expecting more slurs. No, they're, yeah, it's very matter of fact.

What a star. You're impressed. I love her. She's your Nuri Martinez. Yeah, come on the pod. And she had, she was forced to resign. Oh, come on. Because she was talking about I didn't listen to the adopted black son of one of her white colleagues and how this guy was parading him around like a quote accessory and he was

misbehaving on a parade flow. And she said he, uh, which, uh, means he looks like a little monkey. That's what I call Lenny. Now I call him Changito. He does look like a little Changito. He's a little chiboroshka. He is. He is a little chiboroshka. And then she was, she was speaking about a type of monkey. Yeah.

He's from Africa. Yeah. So he's definitely a monkey, right? Well, that's implied because he like comes in that crate of oranges. He comes in the crate of oranges, but then no one knows when he tries to get a job at the zoo. They don't know like what kind of animal he is. So they discriminate. He's discriminated against because they don't know what kind of monkey he is. Yeah. And well, this LA city council scandal had the perfect timing for me narcissistically

because I just started watching The Shield. Okay. Which is a, um, FX cop drama starring Michael Chiklis. Yeah. Who's a bald asshole. In fact, a bald mass hole. He can barely contain his Boston accent. I've never watched The Shield. Dasha, you would love it.

You and Matthew. Okay. It's so, uh, McAvalian. Nice. Okay. We love that. And so honest about race relations and there's like a whole Armenian angle. Love that. Mm-hmm. A lot of like dead children and dead prostitutes.

Okay. The episodes are surprisingly, they feel short. They're probably hour less than that. Like 40 minutes. Like 40 minutes, 50 minutes. So they feel more satisfying than a 30 minute. How many seasons are there like seven or eight? There's a lot of them.

Okay. And I'm only on the second one. It's getting colder. Yeah. It's enough to be watching The Shield time. Yeah. You should. What year is it from?

I'm going to say early 2000s. Okay. Maybe late 90s. Okay. I'm not, I'm not a hundred percent sure, but, um, there's a, there's an arc on The Shield where, um, Vic Mackie, who is the Michael Chikla's character, his, his boss is this guy, David Aceveda,

who's like a La Tink's police captain. And he's desperately trying to vie for a spot in the city council by edging out a black council member. Oh. Yeah. Uh-huh. So this was, you know, very similar. Right.

Yeah. Right. It's like The Shield. Yeah. You get it. You know about the inner workings of, uh, council politics now that you start watching The Shield. And, you know, Nuri Martinez said about

one of her Armenian colleagues that, um, he, he was, he's the guy, he's a nice guy. He's the guy, uh, with a one eyebrow. Love that. Come on. Yeah. That's sweet. It's funny.

It's funny. It's funny. Let him talk, let him have their little podcast over at the. Somebody said I was a self-hating loser for laughing at that joke. And I was like, no, no, I left at all the racist jokes, not just the ones about the Armenians. And it's true. I am a self-hating loser, but not for that reason.

I saw a TikTok recently of a little, um, um, I think Mexican, a Latina baby getting her, her mom like waxing her unibrow for her and her being like, it really disturbed me a little bit. She was like, oh, like it obviously hurts, but then the kid asked me, and then she's like, no, you have two eyebrows. And like the caption was like,

like, I'm not going to let my kids walk around with a unibrow the way my parents let me and stuff. And I was like, I wonder, I, I don't think I would do that. I would. I mean, I had a full on unibrow until I was like 12. I would let my kid rock, rock it. Yeah. I think it's cute.

I mean, Lenny has kind of a little unibrow. I think it's cute. I think it's cute. I've never had that problem myself. But if my child was, I was getting into uni territory, I think I would just let they them have it. Yeah. Yeah.

That's their choice to make. Listen, I do have that problem. And the only reason I don't rock the unibrow is out of respect for other people. Because I don't want to freak people out and make them think that I'm an angry they them barista. Right, right. You know what I'm saying?

You're gender conforming. Yeah. I'm like, I'm cis. You're cis. Yeah. Gender conforming. Madonna's daughter, when she was, she younger had a unibrow that I thought was really beautiful,

actually. And I remember once on Tumblr, trying to find if there was any one like curating photos of like beautiful girls with unibrow. But that's it's really a niche fetish that no one has. Like there are a couple of like Instagram influencers with unibrow's and they're still trucking. Okay.

They're still like getting mileage out of the 2016 S trend. Which is impressive, frankly. Dasha, she's looking in the mirror. She's considering a unibrow. You can get like an eyebrow transplant. They'll graft something from the back of your head. Oh, I can't. If that's it's too, it would be too much.

Dasha Kahlo. Maybe I'll bleach them. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, some people are also getting mileage out of that 2016 S trend in 2022. Some people are good with it. Yeah. Actually, Mia Goth is kind of the only person

that looks good with it. Yeah. I think I'm a moderate when it comes to eyebrow trends. You should just keep them tight, but not too tight because you don't want to look like a Pakistani male club slut. You mean too thin. Yeah, like too, too done. Right.

You want to keep a little like loose while totally foliage, whatever. I agree. Yeah. Yeah, I do like a very thin brow, but I think the move for most people is to just kind of work with what you have. Exactly. Like play to your strengths. I love like a thin cabaret brow, but very few people can pull that off.

You have to have a very like emaciated angular face with like perfect skin and be like a Bella Hadid. And the upkeep, you can't like, that's a real choice that you have to make where you're like doing a thin thin brow. But maybe that trend should come back, honestly. I think we're going to see, I think there's going to be a reactionary kind of retaliation against the big like chunky brow because those really look nasty to me. They look, they look overwhelmingly bad and one of the hard line.

Yeah, it's, it's not where they like kind of angle it and put like pomade in it. Makeup artists always do that. Yeah. And I have to tell them like, no, what do they do? Like, what do they use? Pomade, they'll pencil them in like hairspray. They'll just kind of, they think like a big bold brow, you know, and I'm like, I actually trust me, I've tried it and I look better with like a normal human.

I know, it sucks arguing with makeup artists because they think they know what they're doing. Well, a lot of them think their job is just to put as much makeup on you. Like they just want to hit every part of your face with makeup, you know. So the, the brows inevitably become. Yeah. And they always have to do like contouring. And I'm just like, no, it's okay. I already look like Franz Castile.

I don't need anymore. Diabolical shadow. You don't need to do that thing where they like put the strips around your nose. Yeah. Like, no, thanks. But I realized I learned this the hard way. People always be like, oh, like she has work done. What did she do?

I'm so shocked that nobody's noticed the most obvious thing, which is that I plucked out my eyebrows, y'all. I thought I was feeling myself. I was like, oh, I have naturally thick eyebrows and that's the trend and I'm going to play to it. And it looked bad. I had straight up Abe Vagoda eyebrows. You shaped your brows. I literally plucked the bottom part out and, and, you know, emphasize the arch.

That's all it is. It like opens your eyes. It's yeah. Ladies. Yeah. You're listening. I sometimes all like make mine. This is so boring.

We were supposed to discuss like Kanye's anti-Semitism. Sometimes I'll like kind of almost go further than I need to in the middle to get a little bit more of like a wide, a little more wide set. We need to be brow maxing. That's the new right wing trend is brown. Maxing. Fuck sleeping on the floor, sunning your balls, cold shower, slonking raw eggs. I can't, I can't with that verb slonking.

Absolutely. It sounds very leftist. I know people don't like when I say that, but. No, it's heckin' doggo. Yeah. It's like Simpson's gift. It's like fart doing an ollie off a melting pizza slice. It's totally like, it's not.

I don't like it. Conservatives. I love you. I don't really, but you're okay. You're okay. I believe in some of you younger quote dissident ones, but please retire the verb slonking. It sounds bad and does nothing for your image. You sound like a Bernie leftoid.

You do. Yeah. And people be getting mad at me. With you a hundred percent. They're like what? I wrote that down. She's so obsessed with politics and ideology. Why does everything have to come down to leftism?

Because it's a metaphor. I don't mean like your actual like political affiliations or your ideological convictions. I'm talking about the personality. Yeah. Y'all are acting like a bunch of Bernie crafts who like want to belong to something so bad. Just say drinking raw eggs or swallowing. Swallowing. Swallowing is a little gay, but they're already trying to beat the gay allegations.

So they can't evoke swallowing, but slonking isn't doing you any favors. Your cult is all about like bodybuilding and tanning. Don't introduce an indignified verb slonking. What book? The raw egg nationalist book. He has a book. He has like a book. This boop has a book.

This boop has a book. I wasn't expecting the British accent. I couldn't tell if it was. Okay. I guess we'll talk about this first since. Oh, the end of the end of man. The end of man. Tucker original.

You know when they say subscribe to Fox Nation. Yeah. It was so hard. I was like trying to find it on my like Apple TV. And it was so hard. And I was like, man, they really don't want us watching this. They're really trying to keep it from us. And then I realized it was probably just Fox like pigeon holding themselves into like a content ghetto.

Well, yeah, as I was telling you, I was kind of like, wow, these kind of ideas are really broken through into the mainstream. That's interesting. And then I was like, oh, it's so hard to watch this documentary. And I was like, yeah, like, like scrolling and it was like the end of meals, the end of meat. Like all these other random ass documentaries, like showing a cow getting shot in the head, which was like foreshadowing. That was making me get really upset.

I know, I know, I was shivering. Can we talk about the biggest issue, the biggest problem in America? It's factory farming. Hands down. Yeah, factory farming. I mean, it was interesting how the end of men sort of echoed kind of like hippie female issues. Exactly. Of, you know, the earlier part of the decade.

Yeah. So what you're saying is that they're a bunch of spiritual women. I mean, yeah, being obsessed with like endocrine disruptors and, you know, it was very like LA orthorexia vibes. Well, okay, I have a take on that. Okay. What's interesting is that. But yeah, factory farming.

They open with, hold on, I'm going to pull up the statistic that we've all heard before. It's like not a new one, but sperm counts have fallen 50% in the last 40 years. And testosterone is falling 10% every decade or 1% every year. Said RFK Jr. And his like garbled throat cancer voice. I looked it up. It's not throat cancer. The does have some kind of larynx condition, but it's not there's, it's not like a tricky

out of it. But I was, I did Google. Why does he talk like that? I was just like, oh, this is not the impression you guys want to be making. He does look very handsome and rugged. Oh, I'll give RFK that. What were we talking about? Oh, yeah.

The big concern is that men are, they're declining in testosterone and sperm quantity and quality. But the flip side of that, which no one wants to talk about is that women are similarly, similarly, virilizing because they're gaining in testosterone and they literally all have P cost. P cost, but also prenatal testosterone has a very high correlation to autism. Wait, like excess exposure in the womb? Yes. Oh, that explains everything.

And many, you know, Spergs are have, do have very high T and that to me also seems like kind of a big societal problem. So there was a little bit of a, I mean, I believe it. I believe that like we are being poisoned by these, these, these chemicals and our food is bad and like, obviously people's health is poofers and then the other one they that that lady was talking about. I like, I believe all that, but I also am like, well, then how, why is everyone becoming more and more like high T aspergion at the same time?

Yeah, we should get a fact check on that. I learned that most are actually retarded because there's like a kind of popular conception that that Spergs are maybe like emotionally inadequate, but hyper intelligent. And that seems to not be the case. They seem to be both emotionally and intellectually inadequate, like in the middle. I don't think they're fully retarded, but there's lots of men who seem to be lacking kind of an emotional intelligence and are mid kind of in there, or they're so artistically focused on some, I think there's, I think just real intelligence actually manifests in a mix of the two of like

raw intellectual horsepower and emotional intelligence. And when your endocrine system is disrupted and you're manifesting autistic traits, sometimes you're not necessarily even that smart. Yes, totally. But also, yeah, all this like return to health, return to nature stuff. It's interesting because everybody, all the people interviewed in this documentary like inadvertently like hit on this point one way or another, but all this stuff used to be associated with like leftist hippies and is now associated with right wing nationalists.

Yeah, like Michael Moore told my ass about Monsanto a long time ago. A long time ago. I've like been knowing about this from being a libtard, so like no real surprises, no real revelations. The thing that bothers me is that bothered me about the end of men was the like a non like factor of some of our mutuals, not wanting to like face fag. Dasha, you're being a woman, aka spiritual leftist. That's what I was told when I complained about men mocking fat chicks on the internet. We're all, all women are kind of spiritual leftists at the end of the day. I mean, I'm as it should be. I'm a libtard. I, you know, yes. And like if a woman is not a spiritual leftist or libtard, she's scary and deranged and you better

run for the hills. Even worse. You don't want like a true right wing women. Absolutely not. No, no, no. But no, I, they point that gun at that cow and I start, I want to say, I want to cry. Balling. Yeah. We have to save the calves. Yeah, you're like eating a veal brain in Paris one day and then balling and consolably. Wait, okay. So what's your issue with the Anans that they refuse to show their face? Yeah, I, I respect the Anans. I think they play an important and viral role in our online ecosystem. I think online. Yes. Yes. Like sending me in depth psychoanalyses of my like pussy shape and color, for example. Thanks y'all. Thank you for the PDF spoilers. I know I was thinking, I was actually thinking about this earlier today

because I was like, Oh my God, these people truly say foul and intrusive things. But I think that they should be allowed to exist. I think online. Yes. Absolutely fair game. Like, yeah, lots of some of these unpleasant right wing people have probably like jobs that they don't want to get fired from for their like abhorrent of online behavior. So like, I understand not being like, I, you know, identifying yourself online, like taking the proper precautions to sort of protect your identity. But once you are like appearing in a Tucker original docu series, that you're like someone like the raw egg nationalist or then like, leveraging into like book sales, which are working, you have to face fag. Yeah. I mean, RFK juniors face fagging and his whole

family was murdered by the government. So like, what are you afraid of? Like, really? I just think they're flattering themselves. Exactly. I think it's narcissistic to be like, I can't reveal my identity. The problem, boys, is that it's show your face. Ben Braddock. What are you afraid of? I'm showing my fucking face. I'm out here saying horrible stuff. I know, Dasha, I suffer a lot over this because sometimes these boys give me a hard time and they're like, Anna, you're not racist enough. You're not edgy enough. You're not saying what you want to say. And I'm like, I'm a face fag, motherfucker. I have mouths to feed. How dare you? Yeah. I'm trying to work in Hollywood. You try walking a mile in my shoes. Exactly.

I just think, yeah, like, and they would probably fit because I do be having big feet for a woman. Okay. Just saying. But I'm just, yeah, like, I think, I think people come at me. I'm like, you're in an on respect. There's a watershed moment when, but if we all took off our guy Fox masks, you know, and we all had the courage of RFK Junior and, you know, I do have a soft spot for that guy. I love it. I love him. He's the only member of the Kennedy family that I actually like. But like, what do you think is going to happen to you if like RFK Junior is like speaking his truth and he hasn't been. No, I know nothing. Nothing. I mean, maybe we're missing something, but I don't think so.

I think the lady doth protest too much about, yeah, these guys, I mean, there's that one guy who I follow on Twitter were mutuals, um, zero HP Lovecraft, who is very smart and a pretty good poster and very often has like correct. If somewhat unflattering views about women and their behaviors, um, views that I share, um, my, my beef with him is twofold. A, I think that, um, while I agree with many of his assessments of women and femininity, I think that he comes to it from a palpably but hurt place, which you cannot resent a month when you're, when you're waging a polemic and be, he always uses a stupid little witness protection program disguised for his every time he does like a voice appearance, like on a podcast or something. And I'm just like,

okay, you can't, you can't be complaining about fat chicks and sinister homosexuals, ruining civilizations and like, um, endocrine disruptors in your food and water. If you're unwilling to take responsibility and leadership as a man, that's, uh, yeah, I find it cowardly and unbecoming and like narcissistically delusional that some of these mans be thinking they so important that they have to obscure their identities while I'm trying to work in film and television here. I'm confronting, you're being like at least three quarters as racist, which is a lot. Sailor had a great tweet about how the, um, how Hollywood had a hostile work environment for conservatives. And I was like, yes, but if a guy like Sailor is out in the open, what prevents

you? I mean, I get it. Sailor is a journalist and a very marginalized one, but like whatever, he's doing it. He has the courage to do it. But yeah, I mean, I have a whole ass take on this because I think, you know, all credit to BAP because he did something really truly remarkable and influential, which is he created his own language that will have reverberations in the right wing for years to come. And he's legitimately some kind of paranoiac. Yeah, but his language will seep into the establishment and people will start using buzzwords. He coined without knowing where they came from, which is like no small feat. It's pretty cool. Um, he has almost like a Trumpian influence there. And you know, the caveman baby

talk is really brilliant and funny. It's infectious. Everyone wants to do it. It's fun. Um, feels good genius move, but it also affords you a level of plausible deniability, right? Because you can always say something as a joke. Um, Steve Sailor, I think, like he's doing something even slightly more insane and risky, which is he's just like saying what he means at all times in very plain spoken language. Yeah, he doesn't even have to do the caveman baby talk. You know what I'm saying? And he's a great writer. No shade to BAP because I think he's a genius and I love him, but Steve Sailor is just out there letting it all hang out. He's, I mean, so was Kanye West. Yeah, but Kanye West is not, yeah, he's not making his salient of points, certainly, but he is

speaking his truth. Yeah. Well, okay, before we get to Kanye West, I have two questions to the eggs slonking men who may or may not be listening to this episode. Number one, raw eggs. What's the deal with that? And just raw foods in general, like raw milk, raw meat. I feel like there's a lot of alarmism in America about eating raw foods, like even if you like have cookie dough, people like you're going to get food poisoning and sepsis. And my hunch is that has more to do with like the low and contaminated quality of the food rather than the natural properties of the food. Well, yeah, exactly. The thing with raw milk, for example, is, and this goes back to factory farms, you know, like the milk from these like abused animals is so

pus filled and toxic that they have to literally boil it and then put like somehow vitamins back inside of it. It's not like that bad for you. Obviously, I think raw milk is, is better. I've been, you know, I have like, right, but do you have the same lactose response? Well, I drink raw goat milk. Okay. There's a book called nourishing traditions written by this woman who founded the raw milk lobby in the United States. There's a very powerful pasteurization lobby in America that is in cahoots with things like factory farms like Monsanto, probably. But nourishing traditions, I think they're the the cookbook that challenges politically correct nutrition and diet diktocrats. It looks like this. It's totally like, yeah, like hippy. There's a real emphasis

actually on like fertility and like breastfeeding and stuff. Right. Yeah, like this is the like power lesbian that wrote it. Wow. It's very, it's her kibby type. Classic dramatic. But that, that book kind of goes into some like hard hitting nutritional facts about why you should be eating like, I don't think you need to be eating the river raw necessarily. I don't think I'm a raw egg kind of girl. Raw egg national said that he's not really a sleeping on the floor kind of guy and I really appreciate him for expressing. Yeah, he tried he's vulnerability. But I really like disgusting all sorts of disgusting foods. I chew through chicken bone, I eat the shrimp head, I love various patties and organ meats, but I don't see myself like quote slonking raw eggs.

You guys really ruined it for us at that verbiage. You must. Yeah, good luck converting leaven to your raw egg campaign. Matthew puts raw eggs in like matcha smoothies that he makes and that I find to be more. Well, you know, with cock, like I've been drinking raw eggs for years. I fuck with is in a whiskey sour. We're such hypocrites. Have you ever had a frothy egg drink with a rose bed a long time? That's how I'm gonna justify being an alcoholic. Yeah, you're yeah. No, you don't understand. I'm slonking. Okay. And then my other question is literally how do I get a flat stomach and better skin? You're asking these guys these men if anybody wants to slide into my DMs. It's better. What do you mean by better skin? Like I just want to refine

my skin. Microneedling. Yeah. But aside from the lasers or anything like that, they don't know these guys when he would show their faces. One of them said that he fixed his skin. I'm sure by cutting quote cutting out gluten. I was like you and every other libtard mom. He said it wasn't for me. 2000. Yeah, I think I mean, I'm acne prone, obviously, which I hear is related to inflammation, which all has to do with kind of the gut and my diet. I've heard, you know, some people have said I have to cut out dairy. I cut out dairy. And it helped with with like breakouts and stuff for sure. And my sister did it too. And it helped her. So okay, I think it does work. But we're talking about like shitty

like factory farm dairy. And I feel like all the horizon whatever store bought organic milk brands are probably not that good and are probably coming from the same like pus and phlegm. Yeah, filled vats. The raw milk I procure illegally across state lines from Amish farmers in Pennsylvania. Don't blow up your spot. I mean, it's not illegal. I think it's they they could get in trouble, but I'm not going to put them on blast. And obviously there's some they have like a website. So there must be some like work around for it that I'm sure they're aware of. Go ahead, call actually call the cops on me for drinking raw milk. And then I'll be the one on talker. Yeah. And then I'll go on Tucker Carl. We've been on Tucker. I can't go on Tucker, dude. What if I

went on Tucker and blurred my to talk about you're instantly recognizable, like a low manish voice? Yeah, I just yeah, everyone already knows. They just blurred your face, but above the my identifying. I'm just sitting next to you. Yeah, I'm like, thank you. My voice is distorted. I'm like, thank you, Tucker. There is an anti Catholic and anti Russian bias in Hollywood writing sci fi as a Russian Catholic, which is very rare. I'm a subject to two kinds of prejudice in Hollywood. Have you heard of said? I love to tell him, but I he's probably he's probably he's a Protestant. He basically is a set of a contest because he doesn't think the pope has any authority at all. But okay, fellas, back back. Yeah, narcissistic self interest.

What do I eat and what exercises do I do to perfect my abs? Because my stomach's honestly not that bad for a chick with a baby, but it's not a marauder levels and I'm trying to get I want that line. I want to have rock hard abs before I'm like 50. Uh, do Russian twists? What's that? I don't even know what that is. It's you get like a weight and you kind of like, um, it's good for your, uh, what's it called the sides of your abs. Oh, yeah. They don't they're called but the opposers or the object or yeah, I want to say something like the obliques. Yes. Obliques. Yes. Yes. Okay. Um, I well, I have a personal trainer. Well, yeah, that's probably the answer to my question. That's the answer. Your question is I would

recommend getting a personal trainer and just telling him exactly kind of what you want. Okay. And then he'll he'll sculpt your body, but it just takes time. It just takes time. I know I know it does. Yeah. Um, Matthew started lifting. I mean, I guess, but has also been like even just seeing the trailer for end of men. He's been talking about his T levels and stuff. And he's obviously very high T due to some levels of all test spurging and kind of trades that he has. Um, well, he needs to convert that T into gains, but he's like, there's this subway you can take that'll triple your T and I'm like, please don't need anymore. I'm like, you do not need more T at all. You do not need to be

testosterone max. He's going to get CTE and like moose you guys. And like, it's great that he's, well, it's my fault because he was yelling at me for getting blackout drunk too much. And I was like, really? He does that too? You licensed me all the time. But then I was, you know, I did that Russian woman thing where I like wasn't even emotional. I was just like, you don't even go to the gym. Works every time. You know, I was like, you can go to the gym. Your posture is bad. I was like, I get you're worried about my health, but you know, I was like, you don't really have room to talk. He flipped it around. I flipped it. I flipped it. And now he's going to the gym. And now I have the oldest and coldest maneuver. Yeah. Gotta flip

the script. Oh, you think I'm on from curb says you think I'm unhealthy because I smoke cigarettes. Yeah. I was like, you don't even, you don't even lift, bro. But now that he's lifting, I regret it. Why? You don't want him to lift. I'd you like the nebish type? Well, I do. I just do. I mean, I want no, I want him to lift. I want him to be healthy, whatever. But yeah, my another takeaway I had from end of man is I was like, I don't particularly like like this for myself in men, you know, like, and maybe it is you've mentioned because my dad is such a Chad, and like maybe there's some some Freudian retaliation thing happening. But it's like to me, I mean, like Serge Gainesburg, like Leonard Cohen, like the guys that are really

like crushing the most plus are not like bodybuilders or like raw eggs. They're like disgusting, hunched over like sleazy, loose shoes. Yeah. That's what I like. They're gross monsters. That's always going to be hotter to reach climax from defiling a frail and girlish young woman who in turn reaches climax by being defiled by one of God's chosen. I'm kind of a middle ground. I've not once have I ever like seen a man's like physique and been like, Oh, wow. Oh, yeah. Oh, look at his pectoral muscles. I actually find overly defined pectoral muscles to be grotesque. Yeah, well, I don't I, I'm of two minds. I'm like the kind of perfect synthesis

between the Himbo camp and the like Polanski camp, which is that I like a Netanyahu IDF Jew. I like a ripped Jew with a hairy chest and a star of David like a physique that sort of is indicative of yeah, like an active lifestyle, like a guy who's like like at the wedding in Dunton. Remember that guy who was like hammering those nails into the ground in the tent? Did you see him? There was some guy like who clearly had some like some manual laborer who had like a normally nice he wasn't he was not he was but whatever he wasn't Native American. But yeah, like somewhat like guys who have like bodies that are sort of normally nice like chiseled through casual. Yeah, physical activity, not through like egg slonking and heavy lifting

not like sculpt finely sculpted through the wisdom of the ancients or whatever. Well, I think that the reason that women don't like extreme bodybuilders with like chiseled pectorals is because it also signals for a female type of narcissistic vanity. Yes, where they spend so much time perfecting their physique there. They may as well be like video girls or influencers. It feels very feminine to women. I remember in the early days when I first like found out who BAP was I would like sound off at him about this because he would put you know like at me and be like do you like this physique and it would be like some like Danish or Spanish male model. Yeah. And I don't know maybe I'm operating under like 20 layers of repression and cope but I've never

looked at like a blonde male Baywatch babe and been like oh I'm so horny for that guy. Well, adult male blondes just never. I'm sorry. Well, I really changed my tune on this over the years because I realized that like as a woman with like the libido and taste of a gay man, I like all types of men at the end of the day. But I have a clear preference which is for like young Netanyahu asked you just like a man with like kind of a beat up rugged face and a head full of hair. Cheap sleazy smile. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's like a hard like I like young Harvey Kytel even though he was a little potato nose. I mean I straight up like guys that are a little overweight. Yeah, a lot of women like that. That's why I don't like when people like John

Belushi. Yeah. He's so cute. Michael Tracy's cute. John Belushi. Very cute. He could get it. Albanian. Han's name in that zoomer chess player. Looks like Michael Tracy as I said to me on Twitter. He has that autistic far away gaze. Hard one on the vinyl. Yeah. Yeah. I would weigh rather like a guy who's like really good at chess than a guy who's like sculpted his body. But what nobody, what no woman likes is like a clammy handed sloping shouldered bespectacled bug man type. No. No. No. Nobody likes that. No one likes that. And that's what they're striking. I mean, I much prefer like if given the binary between like a quote bug man society and a right wing bodybuilder society, there's a clear choice. There's a positive message of

health and vitality that the end of man is propagandizing and I don't mean to disparage it. That's the other thing. It's like all this kind of health maxing, whatever, bodybuilding and egg slonking. It has like what like it has very questionable. It's unclear whether any of it actually works, but I think it does work because it's a builds community and wins you friends. And B, it insists on an aesthetic front. Yeah. And cultural aesthetic fronts are more important than policy. And I feel like I learned this the hard way because I remember back in 2016, like really liking Donald Trump and thinking he was funny and having to be like kind of like covert about it. And liberals and leftists would be melting down over him. And I remember then

in my like midwit spiritual leftist female brain being like, but you have to specify the policy points at which he differs from your stock like centrist, democratic candidate, but actually that shit doesn't matter. Trump derangement is true and real. Those people are more right than they know. Like the TDS people, because they're reacting to the pure force of his charisma and personality, their reaction is pure and honest. And I, well, I was, as people know, you know, Bernie Krat, misogynist were like, for me, as a Bernie supporter, I remember feeling lots of like naive optimism about the so-called left. And even then thinking like, if only they could like harness some kind of like cohesive aesthetic, I think like that would really help them.

And then yeah, lots of like, I had very venomous misogynistic feelings towards, towards Hillary. So I abstained from- I love Hillary now. Now we've, yeah, now we've concurrently embraced her. And although, yeah, I remember watching one of the debates and sort of seeing this like sad, desperate look in her eyes and being like, she should let her be the president. Let her have it. Let her have it. She's worked so hard. She's really done so much with what little she has. So true. But I was so resigned sort of to a Hillary presidency that I didn't even entertain the idea that Trump could have been an option, though I clearly enjoyed him. And then I remember in 2016, when he won, yeah, like, I don't know this feeling that I've dreaded

that I've had through my like adult life kind of like dissipated. Yeah. I was like, whoa, like, I'm elated. Like I like all of a sudden I have this feeling that like, anything could happen. Yeah. And anything can kind of, and that's, that was the real, you know, triumph of the Trump presidency for me. It was just how the way he made me feel. Dr. Maya Angelou. It's not what someone says or what they do. It's how they make you feel. You've said it before. Say it again. Some wisdom from a strong and independent African American woman. But my point is that these things that are like right wing, like health and looks maxing. Bro science. Yeah. Serno was up in there. Serno's making no, I'm sorry. Serno's making no point. Serno's shown his face, but not saying

anything. I know. He said the difference between bros and scientists. I was like, okay, don't go down this road. Bro science. I've never heard of that. No one calls it that. That's not a thing. That's like, they're diluting it into his name is rape. Say his name. It's rape. Well, this documentary, if you could call that gives like 30. Yeah. I was expecting, I really like procrastinated, hesitated, downloading the Fox Nation app because I was like, I was going to be like a two and a half hour documentary and I'd be just like sitting there. And Eli snapped at me because he was like, I don't want to watch this is going to be really long. I just want to watch the shield. So I waited until today. But really, it's a documentary about the ghosts of Ray P and Bap.

They're like circling around. They're like present in absentia. Clearly, there are people who are working and writing for Tucker who are like plugged into the Caribbean rhythms. Yeah, definitely. I mean, yeah, there was so much of the wisdom of the ancients, the Greek word for striving, like, and it's so funny to like watch this stuff like trickle down. They at one point even like they'll call you gay. Yeah. Tucker was like, apparently you're gay if you're into the way. I wrote down this quote because it was actually so good. This was Tucker responding to his critics. So if men want to stay fit, they must be fascist and also gay. And I was like, unironically, yes, you must be fascist and gay to be. No, no, seriously, you must be fascist in the sense that

you have to be an anti leftist nationalist and you must be gay in the sense that you must exclude women from political processes. Like not actually like dick-suckingly gay, but you have to be like functionally homosocially gay. Gay. You literally have to be a gay fascist. Unironically, yes. Get anything done around here. Yeah. So true. I'll also say my dad has an incredible body. He does. I can confirm. My dad was a Soviet trained, like Olympic track gymnast, you know, who then he was, you know, an acrobat for the majority of his his life. So he's in great shape. He still is. He goes to the gym all the time. He's 50. He was born in 66. So he's 50.

Oh, don't make us do that. You guys can figure it out. It's like Googling how old is somebody born in 1966? Okay, wait, hold on. He's in his 50s. My mom is 56. So he's my, so my mom is currently, my mom is currently 66. So your dad is 56. Yeah, that sounds about right. Yeah. Yeah. He still looks great. It is. He looks fantastic. Incredible. He should have been in that documentary. Yeah. Talking about kettlebell. He's like, when I was driving cab, I got into kettlebell. He doesn't even do kettlebells. I don't know what he does. But maybe I'll go to the gym with him next time. It's not like a cornerstone of his

personality. It's like, it's just a very much, I think, because he was raised in the Soviet Union, like being healthy and strong and disciplined is just kind of a given. It's like a background noise to his life. Yeah, exactly. It's just, there's no alternative. There is no alternative for Dimitri, you know? Well, yeah, it's actually very interesting to encounter a person like that because he's not particularly like invested in it or precious about it. It's just something that he does. He's not slonking eggs. He's not talking about being a bodybuilder. It's just like a baseline discipline. But this, but this kind of brings us back to the, to the big issue of like making like little identity groups and identity modules out of these things. I think people crave

authority to, like it's like the guy who was talking about these PE programs that were like widespread in the United States in the 50s. It was one in particular, but yeah, the Los Sierra High School PE program was in Carmichael, California, particularly impressive. Yeah. Because I think the decline of masculinity was already sort of probably beginning in the late 50s and the 60s. You know, it was like, as with everything else, like PE curriculum was the first thing to go. I mean, I, yeah. Well, and that's the thing that people say about Christopher Lash, like very often they're like, well, he predicted all of this. It was very prescient. He saw it coming and it's like, well, he wasn't a clairvoyant. He wasn't a psychic. He didn't

pull it out of his ass, like out of nowhere. He wasn't some weird blind, like Serbian woman who like predicted the next pandemic. He saw it occurring in his lifetime and he extrapolated that it would become more intense and more extreme as time wore on. Yes. And the first half of the doc features, yeah, this archival footage of this like, of these like high school boys doing rigorous physical exercises alongside with this like JFK speech that he gave about the importance of physical health and he said mental health and physical health go hand in hand. Yeah. He said there's nothing more unfortunate than chubby, soft-looking children. I was like, boop, you're a chubby, soft-looking president. What are you

talking about? You look like you have hyperthyroid. But this PE teacher slash archivist was like, watching this clip on his computer and like crying basically at like the bygone era of rigorous physical education in American society. And that's definitely, I mean, invest in it and not give people the choice. They said something really simple but very smart in its retardation, which is when you raise the bar, children rise to meet it. And when you lower the bar, children squat to meet it or whatever. The Greek word arete, which means to strive for excellence. They dropped an encyclosis. Civilization is like a woman would she's won by the love of a strong man and lost to the impotence of a weak man. And this was like sat to an image of Joe Biden

slipping on the stairs and Air Force. I like the one that when they were talking about like sperm counts and testosterone and it was like a disembodied torso of a man with like man poops. And the adult baby guy, they had like a lot of nice collage when they showed the girl, what's her name? Mal. Mal, yeah, Tiger Lily. Yes. Shout out to her too. I do love her and her cute little family. There was a, I don't, I've never heard of her, but there was a brief shot of like a well butron bottle. Yeah. I was like, I was like, women do be taking well butron. And there was also like a very good image of her dumping baby formula into a sink while wearing a tradwife dress. Yeah. It's like, okay. Who came up with that one? And of course the shooting

of the canola oil bottles. Oh yeah. And stuff. There was a lot of like anti-seed oil symbolism that was powerful. I would love a job doing development and like writing for Tucker, just like coming up with these. Babe, you could get one. I know. He had, there's a writer's room, you know. I know, I know, but I would get fired for like quoting Steve Saylor. You wouldn't. Well, that guy got fired. No, who? There was some like bald asshole who got fired from Tucker. This was like a two years old scandal. I don't remember. Well, I looked Mel Brown. I looked her, I was like, girl, are you a spice girl? Because I was like, who's this girl? And I couldn't really find, it didn't like googling even like Mel Brown, Tiger Lily, like the first

thing that came up was this like Rolling Stone article about like the eight crazy fascist things that are like being promoted in the new Tucker Carlson original series. And the one there was a portion about her that said claiming baby formula might be disrupting the gender development of your kids. They quote her and saying the world in the media have actually demonized doing things naturally. Very true. So true. Says Mel Brown shortly before being filmed pouring a can of baby formula into her garbage disposal. She claims that breastfeeding has been demonized by a society that opposes natural maternity. Setting aside the optics of dumping baby formula down the drain during a national shortage, which links to some other article, the segment was backed by a more

insidious claim that formula quote contains large amounts of corn syrup and other ingredients that literally does what insidious that may quote permanently affect the gender development of infants. This unsurprisingly is misleading. A handful of studies have found that babies fed primarily a diet of soy based formula experience, subtle changes in reproductive tissues that require more long term analysis. This is like these effects have not been identified in standard baby formula. And regardless, it's more than a little absurd to insinuate. It would contribute to the end of Western civilization. I was like, you shills, you absolute creatures. It's like, okay, how can you publish that? It's like when the blue checks finally pretend to come around.

And they reveal that there are actually studies that show that young men have a raised incidence of myocarditis when they get the mRNA COVID vaccines. And they call it mild myocarditis. There's no such thing as mild inflammation of the heart you demons. I'm sorry. Like what are you talking about? Yeah. I'm a moderate. I'm a liberal. I'm not even like a handful of studies. What are you talking about? I found that babies experience subtle changes in reproductive tissues that require more long term analysis. They're just subtle. They're just subtle changes in the baby's reproductive tissues, not to mention that there's not a single baby formula out there that doesn't have seed oils in it. Period. They're literally also evil. They're like teaming with

seed oil sugars. What the fuck is wrong with these endocrine disruptors? Whatever. Like we're talking about babies. We're talking about babies because Alex Jones gets fined a billion dollars. But like literally every industry in America is marshaled to hijack and undermine the natural development of children. There's no investment in the future and not because there's some creepy gender ideology going on. I'm not even a conspiracy minded person. That's an afterthought. That's after the fact. It's because they want to make a profit. They don't care. Vaccines, formulas, all that shit. There was like a class action like Oxycontin case, I guess against Purdue pharma where those execs had to pay $634 million. Billion. Million. No, no, no. Less than Alex Jones.

Okay. People who make Oxycontin. Yeah. Okay. I don't want to get into AJ. No, no. We don't have to get into AJ. I really also hate how these like, I mean, they must like, it's just how people, I mean, I'm sure they do it to you too. Like every time Alex Jones is in the news, people go up on my Instagram and leave comments on pictures of me like drinking on vacation and being like, oh, are you in your pants again? Like you, they can never, we can never put a font. Well, that's the thing. Twitter is for politics. Instagram is for fun. Do not go on my Instagram and try to talk politics on a photo of me drinking an app. We're all spritz. Yeah. Someone left a comment. You can't put a numeric value on the grief you and your friend Alex Jones caused the

Sandy Hook family is crying. How do you sleep at night? What the fuck did I do? I know. We sleep well. What are you talking about? I have pop formal tone in. I'm on ambient. Yeah. Whatever. I didn't do like people are treating me like I did Sandy Hook. Yeah, but this is which I did it. Nor did I ever deny Sandy Hook. All I did was take a gorgeous photo. Dasha, this is what I'm trying to say when I, when I talk about like leftism as a metaphor. It's an entire, it's an entire mindset, which like, I know y'all don't want to hear this, but it's a midwit mindset that's basically concerned with busy bodying and immoralizing and easily proxies its own like avaricious, all consuming narcissism through like questions of

human rights and social good and this kind of thing. I don't want to get into the AJ question, but like when you have like, it's unjust. Well, when you have like so many, like just execute him. That's what you want to do. Yeah, yeah, totally. Yeah. No, they don't want to execute him. It would be too easy and fundamentally unfulfilling. And what the fuck did I do? No, we didn't do anything. What did I do? We were actually just fulfilling a pretty stock journalistic role of like interviewing a guy. It makes me feel like a targeted individual. Like I'm like, this person clearly must work for the government. They must come. Like, why else would you go on my Instagram when every single time Alex Jones is in the news? But I just want, okay, I want to say one thing

before I get too precipitously drunk. Okay, we're talking about Alex Jones caused immeasurable grief to the families of slain children. What does Pfizer doing when they promote programs to vaccinate young children for whom it is clinically more harmful to vaccinate than to get COVID? You are like Nuremberg levels of evil and you will never get a Nuremberg. And the Pfizer one wasn't even tested to stop transmission, which was the whole reason we were told to take it. They told us we had to take it because we could make other people like I legitimately out on the plane right back, I watched four episodes of couples therapy, which is a showtime show I really like. That's like a docu series about people going to couples therapy,

but it takes place during like the midway through like COVID happens and like reliving it through couples therapy. I was like, Oh, it was so intensely triggering. And I really remembered that feeling of like, I was never really particularly afraid of getting COVID. But there was a real point where I was like, Oh, like, every time I go outside, like I can make this like Yemeni bodega owner sick and die. Like I'm like, I'm like, I could potentially be like asymptomatically carrying this disease that could like kill everyone around me. And like, that was like a big, motivating push for vaccinating people wasn't like, you know, they didn't make it about like your personal health or autonomy, they made it like a social responsibility that you had to keep

other people safe. And now they have downplayed that and they and they've said like, well, the efficacy of COVID vaccines comes down to the fact that they minimize symptoms and help people avoid hospitalization, which is absolutely true. By the way, now that we've gone down this like crazy tinfoil vaccine route, I'm not anti-vax, I've never been anti-vax. I'm a vaccine moderate. I think that you should get the vaccine at your discretion if you're a consenting adult. So again, proceed at your own discretion. If you are vaccinating children, pregnant women, lactating mothers, you are a war criminal. You are worse than Alex Jones in my book. And if we get banned off of Patreon, I'm going to keep this. I stand by that. Girl, I'm just saying I'm vaccinated.

Yeah. Yeah. For the reasons I mentioned. Whatever. I get it. Wanting to keep my job with how, which was a position a lot of people were in, you know, were basically forced into getting this vaccine. It's fine. It's probably fine. It's fine. I hope it's fine. It's probably fine. But I'm not getting boosted. I'm not getting boosted as a matter of principle because I was told two shots. I just as a matter of I cannot, I cannot do it. I was, you know, I was supposed to get boosted for the SAG awards and I, because I had COVID around Christmas. I like got a medical exemption because I got my antibodies tested, but I was like, dad asked like, I won't go. Like I'm not, I was like, I don't care. I'm not getting

a third one. It doesn't fucking work. Well, I think, I think to like circle back to what you were saying earlier about like when you're on the level of being in a Tucker doc, you have to face SAG because you have to like throw your weight behind your convictions at that point. I believe it. I just, yeah, I, I have been, I have inherited trauma from Soviet Russia. So I'm not that comfortable with the doctors or all sorts of other like systems that seek to, you know, control me. Well, it's not even that. It's like much more immediate. They've completely eroded everyone's faith in the medical system and then like gas lit us into like making us feel like lame and pathological if we raise like basic doubts. Like I said, I am not a zealot. I'm not an ideologue.

I'm like a very moderate, reasonable person at the end of the day. I completely understand why somebody would get vaccinated and I don't a modern object to anybody doing it. No. However, I have my questions and I stand by them. Anyway, speaking of other convoy hat paranoid schizophrenic, should we talk about Kanye? We really derailed this episode. Kanye Tucker opens the Kanye segment by saying people call him crazy, but that was not our verdict. In fact, you rarely hear me and speak so honestly and movingly about what he believes. Speaking honestly and movingly about what you believe is like the biggest tell that you're mentally ill in 2022. What are you talking about, Tucker? Yeah. Yeah. And God bless them. Black, mentally ill and low IQ

triple threat. You think Kanye is really low IQ? I think he he's not low IQ, but he's like middling IQ. He's not a high IQ man, but he is. I think that he is Moses stuttered, bro. Do you hear him say that? No. Oh, he talks about how sometimes God doesn't choose the most like obvious or perfect vessels for his message. And I don't Moses stuttered. I think Kanye would do very poorly on IQ test, but I do think that he is not stupid. Of course not. And he is genius level in certain regards. He's like an idiot. He's obviously like a very talented, brilliant artist. A lot of people like, I don't like hip hop and I don't like Kanye. And I'm just like, go fuck yourself, loser. Okay. Yeah, I know Kanye's a genius. He is like a very good artist.

Am I crazy? No, I, I like every single thing Kanye does. Also, like, remember George Bush doesn't care about black people. Yeah, people were calling him crazy back then too. Yeah. And guess what? George, George Bush didn't care about black people. But um, no, I'm full. I'm I'm fully yeah, a Kanye apologist to them to the max, especially because our kind of I when Jesus's king came out, that was like, when I was having some problems with mania and becoming Catholic back in 2019. Around the time we went to like the trad cath brunch and stuff. Yeah, I was like, that was 2019. That was 2019. I was on well butron shout out end of end documentary. I was on well butron and Adderall and like fully in the throws of like religious mania

and then Kanye dropped Jesus's king and I was like, it's all happening. I was like, when he, I don't know if this is in part one or two, but he talks about um, Tucker asks him about his prayer life and he says like, this is a prayer right now. He's like, I'm always praying, which is very Eastern Christian constant prayer. The idea that like you're always Kanye needs to meet us. He needs to meet us when he says you may not believe in God, but God believes in you and he sort of he goes on this weird spiritual high rate. You need to you need to teach him about Eastern Christianity and I need to red pill him on race science and also whitewash his the bad taste in his mouth that he has about Armenians because we're not

all bad. We're not like him. Um, he speaks very kindly about him actually where he talks about, but in this religious sort of tirade, he also there's a point where he says like, he says, why am I alive and like, why am I the richest black man in America? I don't even know if that's true, but so not true, but that it's, it's reminiscent of like, you know, I don't think there's any like pro athlete, for example, who's like an atheist, like people that are truly exceptional often also believe in God because if you're even remotely intelligent, I think you realize that you're like talents cannot just be like attributed. There's some, there's like a spirit inside of you that is well, if you're remotely intelligent, you realize that it would be uncouth

and unflattering to attribute your success strictly to yourself. So you do the humble thing and pretend that God has a stake in the manner. I don't think so. I think you really have to believe. Well, you have to believe also if you're mentally, if you're, yeah, well, these are my favorite, I wrote my favorite lines from the interview down from part one, I eliminated the BLM officer at Adidas. He says BLM officer a lot, which is awesome. If people say Trump is the first black president, I'm going to be the first Latino president, which was actually like people, you want to say Kanye is dumb. That statement right there is worth 1000 IQ tests. Atheists love the term narcissist when you believe in yourself. Blacks have never demanded something for their

vote on true. But anyway, yeah, I mean, he, where were we? He believes in himself because the only man he answers to is God. Yes. Which is a fine line between- He says he performs for an audience of one and that's God. But he also says something. This must be in part two where Tucker interrogates his faith, but he says like the more that he makes himself a vessel for God and the more that he wins through God, the more wins God bestows on like the Jesus gang. And that's dead ass how I felt when Jesus is king came out. Like I was like, I was like, we're winning. I was like, this is the triumph of Christianity. And like I have seen the true, I mean, I still feel this way, obviously, to a less like skits degree. But like when Jesus

king came out, I was having a manic episode. So I feel weirdly like, I don't know, I feel a real affinity with Kanye and every time he talks about his spirituality, I'm like, absolutely. I'm like, I know exactly what you're talking about. Yeah. And like, I don't know, is mania a gift from God, or is it a hormonal disorder? He plays to very kind of like primordial childlike place of our id. Yeah. To enter the kingdom of heaven, you must be like a child. Yeah. And you must be like a raging pathological narcissist to some degree. Yeah. I mean, it's very interesting because, you know, he raised a bunch of like very salient points in the first part where like when he, when he talked about how it was demonic to promote obesity in the culture,

which is like a simple and obvious thing that should be just like reiterated again and again, as all these like eggs, slunkers try to do. But then Tucker continued the line of questioning and asked him why it's being promoted. And he said, well, because they're trying to genocide blacks. And I'm just like, come on, man, you're wearing like a white lives matter shirt, you know better than that. You know, it's like an Alex Jones tier conspiracy theory. Like ain't nobody trying to genocide blacks or trying to use blacks to intimidate everybody else into swallowing their party line. And they're trying to keep blacks voting Democrat. And they're trying to make everybody sick. They're, I mean, they're not uniquely singling out blacks. Like the fact that

he reverts to this like very vulgar ethno narcissism is depressing. But where he is right, I think is on his like pro life tip. Yeah, he says that 50, 50% of black death is related in abortion. Yeah. I mean, that's not, not true that like, and that's something a lot of these like pro choice people don't want to talk about is that like, there is, well, who's getting abortions. But he says it's a eugenics program for, he says for politicians, all black people are worth is an approval rating. So implicitly, that means that they're not trying to genocide you, they're trying to exploit you. The reality is much more unflattering because it's much more mundane, it's less cinematic. It's much more flattering to believe that somebody

is trying to genocide you. That Margaret Sanger started playing her with the KKK. I don't know if that's true, but it's again, like this rationalizing of yourself as a target when you're really the collateral. And even if you are better to like, not to be a total libtard, it's better not to indulge. And I feel like the kind of major. Well, Kanye says this too. He also has made points before that people were upset about about about about slavery. Wait, what does he said that they people were like over invested in this narrative of like being downtrodden slaves and that I mean, I believe it was like functionally racist and cruel and like anti human. I mean, they literally went like a big fan of slavery or anything. No, no,

no, of course not. I just think Kanye does the typical thing where all of his mental activity is channeled toward this one goal of avoiding a confrontation with reality. So he has to indulge in like paranoid and conspiratorial thinking, you know what I'm saying? Okay, so and it creates a great deal of psychological torment and also moral fatigue to constantly keep I feel like you're attacking me. No, no, I'm not. I'm not, but that's like because I also do exactly that. But he is like avoiding any external external inputs that would like contradict his omnipotent fantasy image of himself. I mean, he's so famous, it's like a curse, you know, he can't, which is why I think his faith is so fervent as well as like he has to

sort of justify the exact exceptional position he's in by and it is I mean that it is also by the grace of God, like God made Kanye famous. Kanye has a relationship with God and he is but also he's he's clearly like very famous and very controversial because he strikes a chord with people. So anyone trying to like kind of like diminish him on that on that level is wrong. But like, yeah, I mean, his whole thing is like skillfully avoiding the mundane and unflattering reality which in bold and creative people like him comes very precariously close to like looking like he's actually addressing reality. That's why like Alex Jones also strikes a chord because he'll say some shit that feels so real.

But that is like, there isn't a, I don't know, I don't think that there is some kind of baseline objective reality. I think that Kanye is saying something true. Yeah. And that he is he is referring to a kind of reality that he has access to because he is exceptional. Yes. And the reason that he really also infuriates people is because he is exceptional. It's not really based on what he says, though he knows how to push buttons. He does when he pretends when he's like, Oh, like, well, you know, I wore the white lives matter shirt because I thought it was funny and obvious. And I didn't realize that it would create so much hate. It's like you knew it's like us and our stupid little ISIS t-shirts you knew on some intuitive level.

But he is exceptional. And I think he provokes people because again, his mere existence implies that there's like some hierarchy of talent. And that's why he can't be, you know, JP Morgan can close his bank account. But he like he's well, I yeah, I spoke too soon because I tweeted that Kanye was sort of evidence of how you can do whatever you want if you only fear God. But you can't do whatever you want. You can't talk about the Jews. And then yeah, I said that prior to his tweet about going quote, death con three on the Jewish people. Yeah. And I was like, Oh, no, not that. I was like, you can do anything but not that. But that's also one thing you can't do. They're gonna they'll close your bank account. They'll

you're the Jews. Yeah, you can't do that. Everybody needs to stop taking the Jews so seriously. Well, also, yeah. But prior, but right before that one, he tweeted who who do you think created cancel culture? And baby, that wasn't the Jews. Because I think really cancel culture was sort of precipitated by the Me Too movement, which was notoriously, in my opinion, very anti-Semitic, at least in the first like few waves of it. It was like Jewish guy after Jewish guy. It was like Jewish guy. It was like Jewish person anti-Semitic. It's just like Jewish guys are the most numerous offenders. Well, they're very gray area sex. They're the most powerful in Hollywood and they're horny. So it's like an unfortunate Venn diagram of power. No, it had a very, I mean,

it had a very anti-Semitic flavor to me, which was like, Oh, like this gross Jews defiling our most precious shicks, the actresses, like this one, this one. It was like beautiful 80 year old Jewish aunt said Harvey Weinstein was targeted because he was ugly and Jewish. Absolutely. And because I don't understand why that man is serving 23 years, which is the life sentence. No, he was horrible. He was disgusting. But the thing is that is that it was an open. It wasn't a secret. It was like everyone knew that he was doing it. Everyone knew how Hollywood to say this. Now every woman who went up to this hotel room, I don't care how young and naive she was, knew what was going on. He's a disgusting gross person. But the thing that Harvard did do to punish

Harvey because your career didn't go as well as you wanted it to go. And you aged out. No, dude, it's dude. I'm with you. I think I said this, perimenopausal women started the Me Too movement as vengeance against the abuses of the Hollywood system that are real, that Harvey was a perpetrator of. I think the thing that Harvey did that was really unforgivable was he ruined Mira Cervino's career. Who cares about Mira Cervino? She's a very talented actress. She is, dude. She's fine. Why did he ruin her career? Because she wouldn't fuck him. And she got blacklisted for it. She did. No, Mira Cervino, I'm sorry. She would have had, we could have seen her. She never got a chance, really, to like, okay, it's not, it's. I'm just saying if you went to

Harvey's hotel room because you wanted to be a famous actress. Of course. Of course. You knew what was going on. Everyone knew what kind of man Harvey was a hundred percent. There was no doubt about it. When I moved to LA in 2013, I had people say to me like, oh, you're so pretty. You could be a Weinstein girl. And like, that's, I, everyone knows what that means. Like that means you can get raped by Weinstein. Whatever. He had to, there was something karmically wrong with what he did. And he had to be brought to some kind of justice. And he was unfortunately like the scapegoat for a lot of things that were wrong in Hollywood. I'm tired of scapegoats. I'm tired of scapegoats. Yeah, that's all it is. Yeah. Tulip fever was a flop. People don't want to talk about.

What's Tulip fever? Exactly. What's Tulip fever? Oh, it's like the Eddie Redmayne movie. Be candor. Yeah, it was some like Dutch drama that was just a major flop and Mira Max was like crumbling and they sounds like it could have been good. They threw, I'm sure it's fine, but it was just like they, the power producer that he was, he was no longer and like things changed, whatever. But it was the vengeance of Paramount menopausal women and it was not Jews. Democrats, it was Democrats. They invented cancel culture. Yeah. And maybe it wasn't Webinar Jews. Let's not blame special minority groups. Exactly. Maybe in so far as like the Jews have, you know, particular, I don't think they control

the media truly, but like they are influential within it. Hold on. I have a question regarding Harvey because Pamela Anderson had a famous run in with him where he invited her to his hotel room and she refused because she said she knew what that implied. Well, her career wasn't ruined. Was she just simply too big to fail? She might have been too big to fail. Think about Mira. I mean, she said she had, have you seen Mighty Aphrodite by the way? I have. Yeah. She's great in that. She's, she's not my favorite actress. Wow. I'm sorry. She's not my favorite actress, but I'm sorry. She's not my favorite actress. I really do. I don't, I have no particular opinion on Mira Cervino, but like I don't,

I don't think Harvey ruined her career. I think it was, you know, maybe a couple years later, he wouldn't have been able to, but like at the time he was, it was she, I don't know. I, I really think that. I think she could have had a, I think you might have a better opinion of Mira Cervino had she not been blacklisted and there are de facto blacklists in Hollywood. There just are. I know I'm on some of them. Okay. Wait, they're like are actually. Yes. People can ruin your life in Hollywood if you do not like fall in line. Okay. But be that I'm like, I'm like a Kanyeist or like a raw egg nationalist. And maybe this is like delusional and cope. But I think that if you really believe in yourself, fuck the blacklist and fuck anything like you can literally

do anything you want to do. Yeah. And like, you know, as Quentin Crisp said, in an expanding universe, time is on the side of the outcast. So at the end of the day, you will win. And I think that the problem with all these like, God believes in you. Yeah. And if you have, yeah, and I like that about Kanye, that he like, at least believes that he believes in his relationship with God, like that's sort of all important. And that's why that's actually ultimately why he's so compelling, right? And why he keeps quote winning, even when he's losing. Yeah. Because he is speaking a form of truth, you know, and he's not going about it in the most like eloquent, cohesive, coherent way at all. But he is like, he and Tucker said this in one of his

interludes where he was like, famous people have to follow a script. And Kanye West is not following a script. And he's not. And that's, for me, it's like, yeah, I saw lots of people on tour be like, conservatives are so desperate for approval that they're like, well, they are, they are, they're so desperate for approval from based blacks. They really just like want that one black guy, which is why so many of them were like, for me, it's like, I don't even care what his politics are. I'm like, I'm just happy like someone mentally ill is talking, like I'm like, and people are listening, like I'm happy that someone is shifting an overton window of what is what it is acceptable to say in some way or another. I think like Kanye's views on

the Jews, for example, are like pretty standard fair and like the quote black community. I mean, they blacks and Jews have a very fraught relationship. Jews walked so blacks could run. Make of that what you will. But but then the Jews manage though, the hair splitting arguments about the, yeah, then the Jews get 10% of the 30% that the hair splitting arguments about whether or not Kanye is low IQ or mentally ill ultimately don't resonate because they don't matter. It doesn't matter, right? Because he's got not at all. Not at all. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So he's doing like something right. My favorite thing about the interview was like, we got treated to an extra dose of the Tucker is the low IQ squint because he was like desperate.

You know what Kanye was saying? Gabby Gabby, my mother in law Gabby Gabby. I was like, who the fuck is Gabby? He's brought you brought up Gabby so many times didn't elaborate on who she was at all. Someone who is in the fashion world, apparently. Yeah. And then he was like, then went on that tangent Lizzo, then like kind of brought Gabby up again. And like, bro, we don't know who Gabby is. I was like, is she one of the BLM managers? It was really funny to watch Tucker like zone out and then be like, like kind of parachute back into the economy. Yeah. Yeah, brilliant. I totally hear what you're saying. My other favorite subplot of this was like all these Jewish celebs like Sarah Silverman and Regina Specter being like, there's 14.8 million

Jews because we never rebounded from the Holocaust when there were 16.6 million Jews and Kanye has 30 million followers and he's spreading dangerous and irresponsible anti-semitism. Megan McCain made this point. Yeah. A little in eloquently. Yeah. In a deleted tweet. Yeah. And they're all like circulating the same fucking keynote from the ACL. How are you all generated? Right? I mean, Michael Tracy being like 5.5. The ADL was quick to renounce him. Yeah. So after the Tucker interview, then he made a series of increasingly controversial tweets. I'm going to read it because I was, I was in France. So I like, it was, I think the morning for me is I like remember seeing it and texting people to make like

Kanye is saying it. I'm a bit, yeah, it's really good. I'm a bit sleepy tonight. But when I wake up, I'm going death con three many spaces on Jewish people. The funny thing is, I actually can't be anti-Semitic because black people are actually Jew also. You guys have toyed with me and tried to blackball anyone who ever opposes your agenda. He's on that hotep high horse. And then he got banned from Twitter after already banking and from banking and from Instagram. So point taken, people aren't really talking about how he said, black people are Jew. Yeah. And like people don't want it. People don't want to have that calm though. He said, black people are Jew. Now black people are Jews. Black people are Jew. He said, black people are

Jew. He treats like my mom. It's like real Gemini energy. Black people, they are Jew. They are ethnic Ethiopians. Hotep. Highly Salasi. I think this was in some of the deleted footage that vice mother Merlin, friend of the pot and a Merlin lead. Yeah. Do you think she would ever come on the pot? Absolutely not, dude. She might. She's a female mold book. She wears that shrunken leather jacket and all photo ops. I don't want to talk to Anna. I don't shit just say no. Like, hey, so your name is also Anna. You're like kind of witchy. Did you know that doing tarot was immortal sin? Yeah. I think that it was in one of those clips where he's like talks about black people being

one of the 12 tribes of Israel. And that's where he gets real kind of mentally and says like, you know, the tribes of Israel, the blood of Jesus. That's, you know, he's like says something really crazy. But he didn't get to go death con three on the Jewish people because he got banned from Twitter and banking. Yeah. I mean, I think like blacks and Jews are really a match made in heaven. They are. They deserve each other. Yeah. I really previously thought it was the Germans and the Jews, but I think it's the blacks and the Jews now. And it's funny because all these like prominent like Jewish like celebs and pundits and personalities complaining about Kanye is like dangerous and irresponsible rhetoric or doing more to stoke anti-Semitism

than Kanye himself. Exactly. If they could just be cool about it. There's a whole essay about this via sociologist John Murray. How do you recommend that you guys look into this? I don't remember, but it's about basically how it's actually in this book on civil religion, interreligious hostility in America, edited by Robert Bella recommended to me by second city bureaucrat that I Amazon primed. Oh, nice. It's a really good book. And the argument that he's making is that Jews by resting on the laurels of their ethno narcissism and like stoking paranoia and conspiracy within their own communities, foment more anti-Semitism than is even do them. They love that because they love the negative attention. They do. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Apparently writer rips. I blocked him years ago after we got into a spat about the Sony hack. Oh, yeah. I remember that where I was like, that reptoid Barack Obama claims that I had some weird. I was on some weird conspiratorial kick about the Sony hack that writer was refuting and I didn't like it. So I haven't really, but he's apparently has footage of Kanye like talking about how he loves Hitler back in 2018 or something. I'd be interested to see it. Leak it, writer. I dare you. He claims he does. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And that he's he felt that he was traumatized and felt uncomfortable at his time like working in the periphery of of Kanye's fear because he was so into like the third. Oh, because he did. Yeah. I think, okay, like I think that Kanye is well

within his rights to say whatever he wants about the Jews. And I think the Jews are well within their rights to get hurt and offended by Kanye's comments, where I start to lose the plot is when they make it into like a political issue of like oppression and endangerment. That's just annoying. And by the way, I sympathize with my Ashkenazi brethren as like a marginal one of them. Yeah, I get their anti-Semitism is everywhere. It's like, it's, it's like endocrine disruptors. It's it's like literally in the air and the water. Yeah. Yeah. It's the oldest hatred. Yeah. Yeah. Don't mention it. You're rich. You're happy. You're married. You got some kids. You're working in banking. Don't mention it. It's not worth mentioning. You only ratchet it up. Just keep it

to yourself. Jews, please. I mean, and you have a whole sphere of influence, influence, but also like self loathing, wherein you can do a kind of like Jewish minstrel scene, all like Philip Roth or something where people will also, you know, you can kind of like, you get to do it too. People are negatively attracted to you. Exactly. And you don't get, you get to do anti-Semitism too as a Jew. So like you're not missing out on anything. It's called self loathing. Exactly. You're not missing out on anything. You have a whole like self deprecating genre of like humor and influence that everyone also is enjoying and loving from you. Like you guys are doing a great job. Yeah. Keep up the good work. All the egg slonkers secretly know you're superior. We all bow down.

We all know. You don't have to like mention it at every turn because no one's actively trying to oppress you. You own the instruments of banking. And yeah. But what really goes on, the list goes on. What really struck me about the Kanye interview was like, you know, everybody's fixating on these like Jew comments. And what really struck me was his palpable pain over his father rejecting and abandoning him. And he was almost almost trying to make excuses for his father. And it's like, as we all know, people transfer their primitive childhood pain into proxy narratives about the Jews. Yeah. So true. And it was very clear. It was like a double approval. Like he, he and his dad were having a conversation about his white lives matter shirt that he then shared in the interview

with Tucker. And it was almost like he was seeking approval, doubly so. Yeah. Because he clearly cannot acknowledge that his dad was kind of a shitty dad who failed him and has to elevate his dad as this aspirational omnipotent figure where he's like, my dad was like very educated and he was a Black Panther who was like just read a lot of books. It was very educated. And my mother was an actress. So she was a liberal. Yeah, I know. Yeah. I was like, was your mother an actress? I think she was the chairwoman of an English department. I don't recall Donda ever being an actress. I don't think Donda was an actress of any repute. No. She acted in some plays. He was projecting, you know, something about maybe an idea he has about

Kim Kardashian who he later talked about being like a synthesis of Marilyn Monroe as well as like all these, you know, she's a multi billionaire. She's everything. She's beautiful. She's, you know, all this stuff. But yeah, and that his mother kept him from his father and that people thought he was crazy for buying a house next to Kim and said he was stalking her and Pete Davidson. I don't think his mother kept him from his father. My hunch is that his father left and that hurts him, which is normal. Like that's as it should be. You should be hurt by. But he claims his dad, he asked his dad. I'm sure his mother said some like unflattering things about his father. He claims he asked his dad why he didn't,

when his mother moved to Chicago. Oh, it's so sad. Are they from Atlanta? Yeah. Okay. And they moved to Chicago because she got some job there as an actor. And he, he says in the Tucker interview, he says like, and I asked my dad, like, why did you let us move to like the most dangerous place? It's like they, they were trying to kill me. Who's the juice? Just whatever the powers that be, we're trying to kill him. And like, why didn't you come for us dad and his dad said his mom didn't let him, which I think is. But again, I bet there are a bunch of like unflattering mundane economic reasons for why his mom separated from the dad and moved to the south side of Chicago that have no like weird conspiratorial explanation. And I don't think,

yeah, that his dad maybe try that hard to be in his life. And so he's had to kind of erect him as this like, infallible, omnipotent figure. Well, that's why he loves God so much, you know, but I think like a lot of his paranoid conspiratorial thinking is like, literally that it's like a proxy for the fact that he feels like reject. I mean, he's like a very tragic figure. I mean, remember that his mother died on the operating table, getting like a suite of plastic surgeries that he was paying for because the anesthesiologist fucked up. So he has that. It's like an edible thing. Like he, he is like, has to kind of like kill his mom and fucking stuff. He has to pay for, he has to like seek kind of Sisyphean forgiveness

for murdering his mother symbolically by like making bad art and bad takes for the rest of his life. I love Dawn. Dawn is a good album. I don't, I think his art is good. I mean, I think his music is, I love his music. I'm just saying like, you know, it's not getting any better. Just like statistically speaking, because like artists don't get better with age, they get worse unless you're like, we'll see. We'll see. I don't know. It's also funny that he, he makes this claim that like Kim's management and her handlers are making her pose with her ass out when she's a 40 year old multi-billionaire with four black children. That's so hilarious. No one's ever pulled Kim's arm to take her clothing off. She's literally like,

I think she would find it completely objectionable and intolerable to be a multi-billionaires who lived in, but she couldn't be an Olsen twin who lived a private life and had a fashion label. She literally needs to have her ass and pussy and tits out at all times or else she doesn't feel like a human being. And he knew that going into it. And he just like, cannot admit that his ex-wife is a hoe. And I don't mean that in a pejorative way because I get it. Kim's a through and through exhibitionist. That's like literally where she derives her sense of like pleasure and purpose. Yeah. But I do think it is, I don't know, undignified to have as many kids as she does and to be the age that she is and to, you know, no one like, I don't see pics of Kim now. And I'm like,

God, wow, she's so beautiful. You know, I'm like, Oh, look at this freak. She's a freak. She's practically a freak to me. But she can't not do what she does. No. And she couldn't. And he knew that going into that. It's, there's not some secret cabal of like Epstein Jews who are making Kim Pose nude. No, no, no. The Clintons are not. It's not the Clinton Fault. It's not Gabby. Gabby. I found very not credible either when he was like, Oh, I didn't realize how close she was with the Clintons. It's like, what are you talking about? You're married to this woman and you have four kids with her. You don't realize who she's hanging out with. That's on you, bro. That's not her like secret Machiavellian nation. No, no. I know. There were the moments that were the most

muddled work when Kanye was pandering. I thought, you know, he was like pretending he had some smoking gun about the Clintons trying to get him to talk about vaccinations or whatever. But it's like, none of us are buying it. She was like taking zoom calls with like Hillary and they're like, Oh, great. We're going to organize this women wives of executed prisoners luncheon. She's an activist. She's Marilyn Monroe. She's like Kim and her like body con Margella and Hillary and her like Shantung silk, Steven Seagal, like Nehru collar, pantsuits. When he started, by the way, he also always has these sort of episodes in the fall. I think there's something about the changing seasons and maybe Paris fashion week. I don't know. But

I think if we did week charted kind of a timeline of Kanye's like activity to correspond to his mental health, I think like the fall is often when he has, which I guess there's a change. So there's you get kind of a little invigorated the way like, you know, most people kill themselves in the spring paradoxically, you would think like, yeah, because it's like, you go through winter and then like spring comes and you still don't feel better, but you have enough energy to like go through with it. You don't have that like exhaustion of winter. So you're able to act on like a suicidal impulse vulgar to kill yourself in the winter. It's too obvious. Yeah. And the spring gives it's like, it's gets a little warmer and then you have a little more. It's like going on. It's like when

you go on well butchering, you know, and you like never should I go on anti-depressants? Do not. But one of the fun. I'm not that depressed. Well, butchering is, you know, you'll get a lot done, honestly. But okay, that's my problem that I avoid and procrastinate. The well, but you'd like to get more done will really and it keeps you skinny and and maintains your libido. Is this correct? Yes. All right. Maybe I'll just, I'll, I'll avoid all the fucking slunk, slunking and tanning my balls and I'll just go straight to the well butchering. It's not an SSRI. Yeah, that was a subliminal messaging of the end of men doc. It's not an SSRI, which kind of like bog you down and make you too tired to be depressed.

They give you a receding hairline. Yeah. The well butchering, they call it like the happy, horny, skinny drug and it's like functionally like an upper. And I, why did I, why was I talking about well butchering? I don't remember something about Kanye, not committing suicide. Oh, right. But one of the, the, it does kind of increase the risk of you killing yourself because what it does is give you the energy to do the things you kind of feel like doing, which was like, maybe answering an email or like, or yeah, like I distinctly remember going on a beach and like the train coming and being like, I can do it. Like you felt, you felt emboldened. You felt empowered. I felt empowered. I was like, I can pick up my dry cleaning. I can answer some

emails. I can finish my screenplay and I can jump in front of this train. Wow, that's so cool. And like, I could do it. Like I was a little too tired to do it before. Bap had a good prediction that Kanye is going to apologize and then admit himself into therapy. I don't think you will. He already said to page six that he was happy that he said what he said. And they were asking him anything about J.P. Morgan like banning him from, from banking and he said like, I'm happy. I said, I don't think he has it in him to apologize. I think he's too, has he ever? I don't think he will. I think he's going to like kind of coast through. There's going to be like a dormant period and then he'll kind of emerge again and he's undeniable. He's just

well, he has something greater than IQ. Exactly. He's got God on his side. Yeah. He has insane, godly levels of retardation. He's like Buddha. He does kind of look like Buddha. When you have God. He looks like a Buddha figure. He has, yeah, qualities. I'm sick of people being mean to Kanye because even though I understand, you know, I sympathize with the view that he's low IQ and mentally ill, but I don't care about all that. I like that about him. I relate to that. I am happy that someone mentally ill is like, has steering the ship. Platform and is, yeah. Only mentally ill people have a platform now.

That's not true. There's so many celebs. I don't know. The celebs virtually don't have a platform now. Well, they have to stick. They don't have an authentic platform and that they have to sort of stick to a script or else they'll be ostracized from their work environment. But so I'm happy Kanye is like, I don't know. I don't agree necessarily with everything he says, but it doesn't matter because I like that he's like being unhinged in public. And that's what counts in the end is like the spirit of like someone who can say whatever. Yeah, he's like, you know, it's like Trump derangement syndrome.

There's also like Kanye derangement syndrome, KDS. Exactly. And if you can inspire it, you've already won. The world is your oyster. God bless you, Kanye was. I think we've done enough. We've done almost two hours. Yeah, we can really wrap it up. Okay. How much of this do I have to cut? I said Harvey Weinstein did nothing wrong. You didn't say that exactly, but whatever.

Bold and by Kanye West and some hard cider. Well, he has. Did you see that town hall meeting the AOC? I'm a Trump supporter and I think Harvey did nothing wrong. I'm finally speaking my piece. There was some guy who yelled at AOC at like some town hall thing. She was holding up because she was like a stamping, like green lighting selling weapons to Ukraine. And he was like, we all die.

He was like, to me, that felt very Kanye adjacent. Like I kind of was like, but then she fired back and she was like, she said he was being rude. Sad thing was that he was being rude to a deaf woman who was in the audience. So he actually talked over somebody who had a disability. No, she said that. She literally said that on Twitter. Come on, man. No one's buying that.

I'm just like high on my own supply because I've been so thoroughly vindicated about my AOC opinion. You were completely right, right? AOC, of course. But I feel like that watching that kind of gave me the same feeling that I had about Kanye where it was like, yes, like it's all starts screaming and like talking about how we're all going to die and like, let's all just like, let's all just ramp it up a little bit.

And like, if Kanye is pushing the needle that way, then I'm like, I'm here for it. Yeah, OK. See you in hell.