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Episode Date: August 18, 2026

LE GRAND RETOUR! Dans cet épisode Mounir donne ses takes sur le malheureux Streamerfest organisé par Julien Duguay des Bijouteries Médusa. Victor Galarreta de la chaine Youtube MAS médias qc est chroniqueur invité cette semaine et il aborde le défi Stravache, la chanson Thetford et l'autoroute 50Survol politique + Box office estival record?MAS médias QC sur Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@mas4420Sur instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mas.media.qc/Victor : https://www.instagram.com/vitahr__/?hl=enDEEP RIVER - Le renouveau du nucléaire canadienhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lta_NCnjjJk&t=3sThe box office is on pace for its best year since the pandemic. But fewer people are going to the movies.https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/us-box-office-is-booming-fewer-people-are-going-movies-2026-08-05/Thetfordhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kOxy6YQkAoLes vaches ne courent pas, elleshttps://edesaulniers.substack.com/p/les-vaches-ne-courent-pas-elles

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we'll let's with a word of the cell unic Daphne. Hello, I'm on me of you obviously,

I don't know if you're in the back, Nairk who shone who shone, Dirk, Dirk, I'm just in a suddenanement.

Our reality has changed, and it's interesting from a point of view, mediatic, it's all of a kind of of a bugle, at the content, the world of the parentality, and that I'm sure I'm going to talk when I'm going to

I'm going to have videos that discuss of Diapur Bag. It's really the esthetic of the sac that is discussed. If you're looking for something kind of like fun, funky,

Copenhagen girl vibe, um, yeah, Yeah, just like whimsical, fun and fun. And, by the other time, in my bubble algorithmic, there's the process of Lindsay Clancy, who is a mother of Massachusetts, who is accused of murder of his three

children. The defense, to play, the non-responsibility at cause of a psychose postpartum, that, it's created a movement with many of the mayor who are recognized at the figure of Lindsay Clancy,

who talk of their psychose postpartum, of their depression postpartum. Is that I'm the sole in my own or in Quebec, who's like the trial of Lindsay Clancy in this moment. Like, it's so many mediated in the US and my For You Page, I literally just that. I've said that I downloaded the live audio yesteryear, because in the moment it's more difficult for me to read on paper.

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rights of this live, have been actually been actually been a film. Obviously, I checked the Swimfest with Munir, and I reiterate the fact

that for, for me, Medusa, it's really a person tragic, you know, you know, on top, we're all the

on, we're, there's, there's person around us. When I started my business, I was all on top with my my money. And I tried to do the streaming, I'm going to finish at top, you're all. There are many commentators of the culture web

in the United that said that this year we've lived a hot surveillance summer, in passing, not only the lunettes meta that could film the people at their in-sue. I think that Julian, it's a bit interesting the way that he organized like a panopticot around him and that he's film constantly and then finally

we've become, all the Quebec in the entire almost, he's the same point of his solitude. I'm just out to get to be continue to us

listen to us encourage, to us create also, and and bizu. So for the eight next next week we'll have some

we'll have there to go to Rowe and say to, and I can use the word Remplacer, they're trying to

try to grand replace, in fact, Daphne. They're going to We'll bring the Sedge of Daphne

for you'll give to give after the time because we'll pass in the time that's all over movemented, so that's all

so that's something that's something that's something that's that's the three next episode. And today we have the pleasure

to come back with no other than Victor Galaata you know it because he's because he's there's popular and incredible

chain YouTube Mass and animator also of the podcast Roomtone who you have maybe could be able to

Daphne and me, hello, hello, thank me to receive for the rest of, it's a great honor to be able to get received a popular and incredible

that's been on the TV on your YouTube. You produce with your team, you produce

these videos and you do you know podcasts, the reportages, so we'll make the

link of the channel in the description of the episode. What do you want to do you're

talking to do something in mode return estival of the Beisage Keb Numeric

I'd like to compare the success of Tedford of Fortisbe and, let's say, the experience stravache. Then I'd rather to talk about an little bit

of Autoroute, in more particular, and what it's what it does do you have to our subjectivity, the auto-route. And,

I'm going to the infamous streamerfest organized by Julian Dugay. I've failed I've been to advanceer of

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Uh, charl, not been very long. I'm gonna go. I'm here. Let's go. Hi. Hi. Hello. My name's name name is Mayor Zora Mom Donning.

I don't know the Chinese, but I want to share it. I'm going to read you. Ha ha! Hey, I've seen the fessig! It's a brittent, police, that. Is that a police, a legal, the right to frapping a person? The answer is yes.

Okay, the park. Alloo, the park. Okay, it's. So, I'm going to start with my first subject. It's like a sort of a sort of like the It's been political, because there, well, you know, you're going to say, there's always, you know, the elections that arrive. They're certainly being declanche, like, around the 27, 28, 29,

or so, it's pretty much all the time in these O'Las, with the elections on date fixed, now, from two cycles electoral, it's really like if we're, we have an espouse of American, and even French, a bit, because, yeah, we, we're the elections in Quebec that's on vene, but I'm already, like, tapped in the presidential

franchise, that arrived in 2007, and, they're really, like, the elections come, there, even if the vote of the first tour, it's, like, in eight months. And I'm the impression that we're in this vibe that.

Like I'm saying that I'm saying that I'm saying that I'm sorry that's all right in the election that's on so we're going to

in this climate electoral where is that's a mandate of four year a year that's like we're even in a space

of a long term we're like, we're like, we're like, we're looking the media give a full of attention to

send out of so, so it's so it's just a little we're in a new new prime minister who has tried

to come to make a tour of podcast I don't have seen you've been going to I was a little apollo with Igo Girard.

You're not in, hey, you're kind of, the opera, the Quebeco, well, yeah, she see, she'd see that she

like she'll like she see this clip, but I'm not seen the interview. Ah, the interview, it's like,

I'm like, what I've learned on the course, she had always been implicated politically, like,

like, to do you want to whatever I think that interesting, but she has done the ballado

of Rade, that I think, it's he that's he that most of the most people have my clip prefer

to do It's clearly Oliver Arbor who says, oh yeah, your son, what's he does in the life? And it's like, oh my god, like, like his son, he's a day trader, like, he just like, live a little on the capital

that his parents have done at 18 years and he's made a lot, also like, melancher with the extract who had said not really of apartment, like that's really a digital nomad who's in Costa Rica

and who's a crypto. No, it's a digital nomad who invested in Palette it's really, it's like, oh, yeah, you've had a good a year, And then a year going crazy, it's the discussion on the hell. You know, I've found it interesting.

And I don't know if when this episode will be out of course, I'll announce, in counter-reiberment, before the year, I've done a baladour with Patrice Roy, because Patrice Roy's silenced a podcast. Maybe it's me who break the news, it's a little. And in, we're talking of the word effet freshet, of this idea that, that would have an effect freshet, and in how the discussions that on the panels of new,

often of Radio Canada, try to, like, create some things that's happening in the society. And then I said, like point blank, I said,

you're talking about the effect freshette, the majority of people who are not going to, they know, they're saying,

hey, we're a problem if they're not, they're not they're like, they're like, they're like,

they're like, they're going to let's see this clip in there, but I'm not sure that I'm not sure that

so that's for that so that's fair freshette, effect, effect freshet, finally, you're coming, the end of the

case, in the soundages, there's like not a mounte, there's nothing different, like for me, for me, like, for me, like, like, the slop

it's all the same affair, like the PQ are a different because he will do do you have to do a referendum, and the PCQ are a different because they're

like, they're like, but for the block central that we have in Quebec who is Kack Libero should, like, fusioner,

it's, it's the fact that you there's the fact that there's a lot, because there's too, there's there's a lot of there, there's

there will have too, there's too, the program electoral. I like it's more when it's always when it's incarned by someone like Christine Frechette, that's like, no, really, idea politically.

She just has been to launch her new campaign publicistair, and it's like, I'm going, I'm on the road, I'm at the court, I'm at the quote, we're disconnected, and if we're disconnected, then we're not more happy, like,

it's that she said, and there's, there, no idea, in the phone, she's just, and she wants to us, and she wants to be able to do not an ideology political, and it's that I think

the most Movey, let's say, simply with Christine Treychette. I could have been atardy on the role that has had been in the government Kakis, the different ministers

that are around they're going to they've got over there that's the headline continual of the KACC was, oh, a new new deputy Kitt, oh, a new deputy

it's over, a new new deputy, a new deputy Klaq, and then finally, we're like Guillaume Rousseau who debark to Tel Aviv

for, like, for, like, to, like, to save the KAC it's like, okay, we're, there three months

these people, we've tried to try to pass It's a constitution of Quebec. You know, like, the KACC, it's really, for me, it's like, it's like, it's the election

to the cemetery. We've got to pass to other things. Francois Lego, he's completely, he's got, he's got, he's got in the government

for eight years, but like, it's finished, this story, return to PQ or the PQ, genre, like, my Mancho for the KAC,

and after, the PQ, the PQ, has done, they've disappeared, like, we've not been, and he's not been coming,

he's, he's he's, he's over, he's over, he's just a tennis. He wants to show a competition star, I don't know, but clearly he tries really to retrymeree his image, because he has passed one year to, like, like, you're like,

you're like, you're like, you can't be, out-out, the politics public, other, the resolutions, let's turn, the party quebecoe, in their council national, like, just on a point of view of com, you can't, like, constantly in tabarning, constantly at their defensive in the media.

Fordard, the media function that, like, even if you're reason, even if, like, what's you do do you mean, the world will have a good impression, you're just low. It's like, bro,

we're, we're Quebec, we're doing Joe bontan, it's this, it's a question, he's all the time, PSPP,

but it's like, he's not look like Joe both of course, he's gone, he's been, and I think, and I think,

I think it's, that, like, when the projectors will be on, it's a bit it's a bit after after all the end of

the election desks, the barque federal, and it's like, oh my God, there just one person that's said on the voice

to mind grave, oh, I've I would have to be who, this guy, that's the ex-agant, Derek Lappointe, who's on the collis, he talks full well and then,

finally the bloke has, like, 25 deputies, even if we're not talking about the PQ will gain. I'd be able to I'd probably be

a point in a government majority, I don't know, I'd say that. You'd say that? Yeah, yeah, because

everyone has really Tannie of the Kack, but in the time the PQ is not so-sduiting, so it's like the Kaffee-Vanaut that you're like,

you're like, there's a reason, so it's, It's like a government of pekists minority. It's like the worst case scenario because it's like, the pickist are in the power, but there's no referendum.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then after QS, I've got too seen this year. There, I've seen some push of Ruba Gazette on his chush. It's like,

that's a break true. Mind you, I've made a resum of my perception of the politics Quebecoise after having passed like two months

to, like, I'm occupied to a norrisone and to checky sporadically the politics. But I think is kind of interesting because for the

first time I've been like chronically aware, and I'd like, I'm going to see what he's trying to see what, because the opposite, it's like, oh my God, I'm trying to say to start, there's like, no, I'm, but I've got to do something

to do it, what's going to, and I've seen, and I just seen the world to talk to you, so, so I think he's all right, you know, it's a lot of, it's a show, you know,

that's, you know, I'm not too, heard about QS this year, I think he's going to come to, like, to the idea of 2018, like,

a campaign, but we have some we have some Proposition far, which, like, even if the people

detest QS on the paper are like, oh, yeah, no, but it's a good, it's a

way, I'm like one of the other people who was the way, it's not normal, there's just two minutes of, a few people,

like, populist, but it's so that they're going to make the conditions of the people,

because I think the health that's all over those species of measures in the country, so, so,

I don't know what electorah they're They're going to try to go ahead, but it's really It's past, because there's been Mano Macea, Gabriel Ado Du Bois There's no, there's been, but in the Cuckus, there's been, but not in the vibe And it's not like, Francis David. You really, it's like, we're a candidate

Palestinian, like, we go, for real, The New York, the New York, you know, the new army Qulus, who does it, I'm like, he's like, a move-round, like, a politic, that attire the attention, like, a trick, like, a thing, like, jell de-loy-eighy. It's, it's, like,

politicized. You, you know, he's, you know, He's been cultural-warized, like, he's not-atted-annered on the blue-hets. It's so, of what, of what?

Un-expected, a bit. After, Chamilior, he's not like, I'm not like to talk about to Newark for the end.

It's all right to say to us. I think it's kind of the out-layer that's probably have the most gross growth to us.

And it's surely they're probably in the government majority of PQ in the region of Quebec, because the PQ because the PQ

continue to to become to more and more popular over to, like, the class, the elector, of like, like,

the right of Quebec, that they've, like, create a cission so much that's like, that's like, there's like, there's a couple of

, like, the party who like the most of the party who like the most it's like, it's like the cac that person ever,

so it's like it's like it's like it's like being me the jenews ever, I decided to come to do

to come to the things on my screen, my algorithms my algorithms during the the day, and I thought that it was like two things, a little in opposition.

What he rassemble these two things, is the concept of authenticity. In fact, I'm going to compare the case of the song of Fortisbee, Thedford, and the campaign of publicity stravash. Commenceed by Thetford, if it's a song

that's out of the end of April. Welcome to my Ville, Thetford, Mine. Thetford, Tenford. Yeah, in my view, Tedford, Mide.

There has a lot in popular d, with these clips promotional that I would qualify for to qualify-a-drae, but very, very pure in their intention. There's one, I suppose

in the view, there's who he was, he was, he was, he had, Forty's B. chant his song with the mayor. There's a come-up

to get, like, I think the first is like in the career, yeah. Yeah, well, he's like with the staff of the Luzh, I think, of the industry miniar,

that's like, the, sort of, the ado of 18-d-d-d-d-d-old in the poach, and they he chants his songs. So, brief, it's like these clubs like that that have really helped out of this

phenomenon that and there's a lot like I'm trying to decortique a little why what's what what's it's really real, it's quite absurd like concept

you know, Tate Ford, in the imaginerer Quebecas, it's all so much touristy, you know, like it's a city, you know,

on the tomner of the song of Fortisbe you see literally these alde damiante, are these mountains of

some of the mountain, it's like, it's not a gaspese it's not Moriase and life that's done in view

just at cause of the students it's exactly the origin story of this song that's like if you add up a little bit minar like a little bit more than yeah but what's what's like let's say

he's not prestigious in the imaginare quebecua then you know there you're an Ivoirean like it's a he has 29 years he's he's he's on his point of view of new arrivance he tripe on Tedford so he compose a nimb at Tedford like we'd say a premise of a joke

it's too perfect because of a One of the other side, it's a bit absurd, from the point of view, Quebec-Moyern, you know, you're in a place, you know, it's a ton of Steadford, the world is gentis, it's beau. So I think it's like

all these elements that that have made in sort of a bit of a virus, it's been a certain ambiguity about the interpretation that the people find of this song that. Because,

the one side, the people are you're not because it's a bit absurd, like I said, it's a little bit a bock, the palm in the head, is good, and you can't

deny the fact that the girl comes with the good intentions. There's a candor. There's a condor, exactly. It's pure. It's really pure in the attention. So, now, you're rite, but at the time, you think it's all right, and I look the comments, and it's people who are from Tel Aviv and I love this song, like, like, like, people who trolled, who make

these gifes naysue. So, all this authenticity, all this vulnerability, it's, so that people have that we've got to navigate on the radio, we have always the impression that each detour, at each post, on new vans, everything, everything, all over, so it's a creator, a creatress of a influencer, an influencer, a influencee, a

influenceeuse, all the content are so much very reflachy, the people are so

the time that's not the public, that when we see a kind of a little bit imperfect,

that's a little bad at that you get a little bit it's a time it's

that you make sure that the humorist Mariel Gerard who imit just with Brio

the maladress of certain people, she, to repraend to type of TikTok of Grambe

sort of of a center of and she limit a kind of that's what that's that

it's like it's limit really really well, but it it's a character of Mario Parent,

this bonoom that is all the reverse of a young Ivorian, it's like the Mr. Keb of Banliu by excellence, like

the ideal type of the monsieur Banliuzer, you know, that's made because he caled these boddweiser

on his terrace on saying action. But that also, it was like, a little maladroast, you know, that it was not

someone of media train, and it was not someone that had reflected his person, and it was also

that trem around, like, something like TikTok when it It has emerged, or even the resolutions in general,

the first YouTuber that we had in Quebec it was a lot like Johnny Crying and like Mel's Beach and like some people that's like, okay,

why he's different, even the guy, how he's called, he was in Project X, there's a video of him in Superman who pleur it's like, Dax Flame.

You know, Dax Flame? Like, Idub's had made a documentary on him, Ice Cream, man.

You know, it's a lot there's time there's, is we're talking, there's, like, sort of a condition

mental, a troupe of a troupe of mental, that's different and they're like a lot of

there's like a kind of thing, there's like, there's a time, during the time during the time during the time

people who are doing after two. They're just filming out of two. You know, it's like, the world do you know, and it's like,

it's an aesthetic there. I guess it was a bit so, like, it's like a nostalgia to like, like,

like you say, on the content that's not curated, commercial. I'm, I'm yeah, the word LIS.

It's not the content, it's, it's rigue, there's These imperfections, it's maladroarraud. So, I think, Tedford's

a little bit so, but for a song. There were all sorts of things, the words are a little ridicule. Eventually,

these characters that are very vulnerable and pure and not lice are just really by the mark. And at the moment where I do that,

you know, it's a few a gig of a pub with the city of Quebec. Where is he,

he does a spin on his song and he says, I'll bring my vacance to Quebec on.

He sell out. Yeah, well, it's a contract like a other, and like Mario Parent, you, he

did action, he'd buvets on his terrace before the game of ringette of his and then he did do gigs for Fuggin or shit for a year past.

Well, it's that or some, or the pubs of Maxi also, you know, to see, at the opposite of that, we have Stravach, which is,

I'm a good example of something of very, very, very, very, very, hot-engineered by these boards of com. If you have not

been exposed to that, it's like a gross campaign of pub, quite complex, I'm, that I've found also that I've

also that I've It's like you've It's like a manual of instruction for to understand the pub that you consume it's a defy,

it's a fact just the productors of the lead of Quebec, to the public is invited to participate.

You have you go 1,200 kilometers with Jay Dutamp on Strava for design a Vash on the

Quebec, and remade the funds to bank food to money. Yes, sir, you have rejoined the

Diffy Stravache on the troupe on, you have probably already remarked that we've attained the objective of

100,000 kilometers in only two days you're you're totally hot there's some there's some there's also these capsules video

YouTube like documentaire with Jay Dutamp who will talk to make a dietitist there's interviews with the sportif

they've been they've been they're in they're in kind of ice bucket challenge manufactured and it's so

that's so that it's funny especially that J.D.Tamp is like the opposite of Fortisbe or Mario Parent it's someone of very

media trained that when he you're telling you're totally the impression that's authentic but in time you

know that it's It's a job. So it's a rancet a little phoony when you listen to listen to Elinier,

who is like someone who's like someone who's like a person who's I think it's interesting, because she

has decortiqued a little the campaign of public with language very critical vegan, but I'm

it's more the symbolism that it has learned that they're doing 201 million of dollars

in com the late in 2012, what's what's what's what's that's it's linked

to his post substack like I I'm sure shout out to I'm not, yeah, So, it's on post.

The campaign of the L.G.2, who has done the portfolio of the leigh, I can't believe it, I can't believe it's 21 million. Their budget publicist. For a year, in 2024, it's, it's a lot. It's feldry that I've seen. It's so that it's so that it's so that it's kind of enormous, we're saying. At least, it's decartickey, how just the title, the Lai Dissie, it's a confusion, or, again, the family of the leigh, the fromage d'is. It's a encry the leight as an element fundamental of the culture that is nationalism. My tag is that you see

all the time these pubs all by bye which is like the peak of the culture Quebecoise so he's

really to get in the time to get in like, hey, buy these gross ver of this is really it's really

the Quebec at the same degree than the Poon or I see what I think that I'm a

interesting and I'm quite a question, the campaigns the lead not serve

not only to sell to use to use they serve to have to use position like

a living family, family, sportive local sympathetic and pretty indiscuitable

and then It's that it's it's a company of that's a fact that we have to start something like

the lobby of the industry letiiard to get a kind of public like it's it's still a it's just a lobby

It's like like a community auto, I'm am sure that it's like summed tut public, parapublic,

yeah, transport in common adjacent to ARTF no, it's a company private

community community community, it's like a service of luxury it's not like,

like, of what for rent the car but the name, the branding

the impression that's public, like, sort of, of the Ville de Moriard, a trick like that, I think it's a lot, I thought that's interesting. And, in final,

in comparating, you see how there's one that's a funny, and there's a lot of that's really that's just an idea to say, Ferdt.

But it's funny, their work, their group on this travel, is fucking popping, he has done a challenge, there were plenty of

people who were there, there's still that people who are like, there's like, there's like, there's like, there's like,

there's like, there's like, there's been, you like, there's coming a changement positive in their life that's that's why it's so that it's that's all that's like,

create a community, there's a lot of people who are who are checking the videos of Jay Dutton. That's what I'm that's really, yeah, but it's the YouTube art, you're in the

the other, you know, even with your fucking video of mass, yeah, yeah, I hope that they're well, yeah, I'm gonna be, yeah, it's sure that

yeah, then, but after, but I'm sure that you're gonna have to have to make that with, like, yeah, it's sure, yeah, they want to have

they want to have the indispensable, And the fact we think that there's no mark of lead, basically where there's Natrell that is good and all, but there's productor of lead in Quebec that are allotted together. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You replace, like, the entity behind this travage by natural,

and it's really more cool. But there's like the leigh, it's like, yeah, man, it's rally the people, like, it's, like, it's for the water. You'd have been replaced it by, for lexygen.

The oxygen, let's go, we're doing, we do, we dox it, it's a bit trade, like, like, all this operation, like, but my take,

is that the people who are people who are people who are who listen, I just yesterday I was I was, I was, I was, I was and it was like his vlog of Elri-Vive at Nantt. We checked the vlog on YouTube, and we were into, like,

even not at the moiety. There was a pub of the INRS, there were five pubs in the video. Oh, my, like, back to back, to back, back, back, shakin ta-barnaug. I wanted to talk to box office American, because if there's one thing

that I yearn in this conge of parentality, it's being absent for more than two hours and to go to a film in cinema, and it seemed that it's been like the the year the most popular of cinema, The Odyssey, Spider-Man,

Toy Story, Backrooms, Obsession, Francoise, Francois, and it's that I'd say, Francoise,

one, two, three, or one, two, five, crud, malise, with the poster AI and shit.

And then, it's like, a big talking point, there's even the article that's that's

I think, even on Quebec, at Radio Canada, and all the year,

the the most box office before the we've all the time,

to the Even not just the summer, we're about the year. 2019, it was a great year for

the box office American. There were plenty of films, don't the end of the big

saga of a decade of Marvel Avengers End Game and it's so that year of

box office of this year. And then we see a movie where it's a film

like an oldycee like this space big large scale film completely

turned in imax which is like this grand epic we're we're

we're where we would be Hollywood would like gladiator, some of the film of Mel Gibson where's the

we're in the great battle history it's like a terrible fertile for Hollywood in the 30-40 years and then we're the Odyssey

who is completely film in IMAX we have these young realisattors we're obsessions there's plenty of chatter and all this

it's like that's the cover of variety this month it's like oh Hollywood needed this genre

a chance we have and you see like all the whole phenomena of the winter and I think

there's kind of there's quite that's full too, too, too, we're trying to analyze this box office, just the the shift, the gross revenue of these films internationally. Hollywood has tried a way to generate more revenue, it's to

vans the billet continually more cheque. To go, we're going to watch the Odyssey in 70,000 at Montreal, in IMAX. For two biets, it's, like, $40. It's $41 per billet, basically. And there, this $41 dollar by billet is, countabized in the box office

of the Odyssey. So, now, we're like, oh, my God, the Odyssey has batted all the record, but there's not more of people who are going to this film. Lour of the cinema, it's not like democratized. He's become more strict.

So, in gross, we're celebrating. But a inflation that's not, like, like, a kind of political monetary, there's,

an inflation that's like, now, we can't, you know, and, you know, and certainly imax, 70,000 meters,

it's, okay, there, like, eight negative of film that exists in the world. Yeah, it's like,

17 kilometers of film. It's so, like, the machines surechafe, if the film were three minutes

of plus, there, eight cinema in the It's all that, the story right? So, that you feel like, okay, but after, when you look at what Disney is on trying to do, for a little emuling, this affair of IMAX, but without pay, in fact, all of what it is for film in

X, there's not a lot of camera IMAX, or more of camera IMAX in, you know, what Disney is made? It's what Disney made, it's a new premium screen, that's called Infinity Vision. And then, it's going to get Infinity Vision, you can buy a bill, they're going to give these accreditations to some cell, so it probably be like, a Cineplex, that's a little renovation to a cell,

that enlargy the screen, whatever. But there's no changement to how we film the film. There's a better system of sound in the cell the screen is a little more bigot and see it in

Infinity Vision you can't do you know at the end the final trailer of Avengers Doom's Day that's out of this winter.

We have like a course to make the cinema a product of luxury in the future it was more like the cinema it's really

it's really offers to inventors there's a better so much more the sige in the salis but he will have like a

server where we do cinema like lounge because we have to competition with with being with being

with being with it's like no, finally it's not it's not so they've got to get a little I'm sure

we're gonna get the realty and then we're going to get the best yeah we're like oh my god the most

old old the box office and I'm like that I'm talking about my room and I'm full a million backrooms so I'm sure

that Obsession is good I'm sure that I'm really really sure that I'm really really sure it's the game

so SpiderMan so I'm I'm not kidding the domestic so I'm sure that's all sure that's all it's all

that we're going to say, ah, yeah, the arts are are coming, the art are vivant, yes, the cinema. Even in Quebec,

it's like a question complete, but in Quebec with Frances, it's like we're probably probably about a film that's cost

$3.5 million, 1.5 million of that is subvenciening and he said, it's like the storyline. Morrisette, he does some

speak the people to supply to support to go to see to go. Yeah, really, yeah,

we're like he talking about that you're like, we're coming, we're like, we're like, it's like, it's like,

It's your film. I'm not to be implicated there's a for your with a trancephobia with a billet of cinema

at the time to go and like to invest to this Saturday to make your part in the yeah, I think it's so

that's so that's the issue we're at the end up, we're doing, it's like, it's like, it's like,

it's like, it's like, contribute to the industry of the industry of this, we're encouraged and it's like,

yeah, but it's it's your thing, there's just there's been that year, like,

I'd like, I'd like, I'd like to make so I'd like to I'd like that, I don't know if you're gonna be, I'm gonna be able to because I'm afraid of it.

I'm gonna'n't why YouTube have decided that Cube Radio envised my feed YouTube. There's all the time of Remy Villemour

in my feed YouTube. All the time, I'm trying to listen to Remy Villebrike Pill, yo. The interview of Louis Morset with Remy Karrima,

it's like, fucking bro, because, you know, everyone knows that, like, Karima Brick, you're the farm

of Mathebitts. Yeah, but the moment of the public and they're not really, and he bring up up all the time in the interview,

and she's like fucking malaysie and she's like a piece of anthology I'm not, I'm not really but finally it's like,

it's completely embraced by the system neoliberal to be the woke king. Yeah, yeah, it's like the final stage it's like a

point, it's a bit of the way to walk one but just the faidt that's the port endor to the walker

to me to Quebec to Quebec it's but it's also a genre cluster fuck because it

He's like port-attender, like, of these causes but at a time in the time he's a same-and-a-old, so it's like, it's like, yeah, it's like,

yeah, but at the time of the story of this guy blind, like, we're doing, suddenly, sensitive, and who's suddenly, and he's

that suddenly, he realizes that the women, it's like, it's like, before I'm making to say, before I'm making

a guy ethero who's he made to make some, like, it's like, like, maybe, like, be like whack, and I don't be like,

so in the phone, I'm not going to be a queer bader, so I've been able to be my Q-Tex, but you're like, okay, but you're there to do you're like to do your Q-Tex? So, exactly. The larger point, is that I think,

even in the coverture that I see, that if we see, some of the Hollywood trades, they won't know us, like, we, we're finesse, a bit, our chives,

but if we look just like, it's just like, it's like, it's in Routers, the 2UU., we've reported a box office domestic to the United of the $6.2 million,

the dollar, the 2-Hu. It's 15% of plus than at the same date in 2025. And if we compare at 2019 at same moment, so for the Box Office,

we say 470 million of bier who were being sold to the 2-U 2020. If we look at the date, it's 747 million

of bia that's been it's been we're going to we're coming to do, and he says the price of a

billet it's 13 and 46 in 2019, now it's 18 and it's 182, there's an augmentation that there's an

inflation that we're it's like it's a medium, it's not the Median. The world, they pay their billets, much cheaper than, you know, they're getting, you know, they're not

too much more than, but if you're going to go, it's like, in Montreal, we've got to buy it, I'm going to buy. I'm going to buy it. You're going to buy it. You know, like, you, get a question special, my frere who had invited,

and I inherited, and I've inherited an idiot of his friends who had Chowke. So, I've not paid to see the city in 70,000 but it'd be quite there even someone who had a speech at the

beginning to make a piece of the piece of all. Okay, you're going to yeah, yeah, I mean, you, Honestly, it was good, but it's the kind of thing that there's so much had a hype that I've been a bit dissu, but it was good, it was a diverticent.

I've not seen the three hours past. It's been a filer like an hour, so it was very divertent. I've decided to you talk a little bit of autoroute, today in mode, return of the vacants, in mode road trip, at each year, we'll see on newvel. There are several moors on the road

during the vacants of the construction. I think that it's kind of an object, a subject, an auto route that is like a bit pried for acquis, because it's part of our lives daily like that, more or more

where's you live. Like every every year, it's a few trip in Utah. I'm a bit of Guatino,

I'm from Lottes to get to L'O Watt'O., it's in L'O., L'O., I'm back to my own over time, I'm overcame, which is an hour and a

car a lottoe and a road It's quite controversial in Quebec. We'll surname the Autorote of the Marrott. We'll rekind. It relates to Utah-A-A-Ras Lorienti. And the fact of the VIII

to be able to be all the backrooms, if I can employe this term, you see, all the coolists of this autoboute 50. So I'm going to talk about you

about you talk about the history of the Autorote 50 and then after I'll say what I think that it's a head and to the subjectivity

to be on an auto-route. Her construction has had been a great part of the RISO Interurban around the end of

the end of 60. Its inauguration is a with the opening the airport of Mirabelle, around the same years, which were sold as the gross airport international, very modernizer,

but as we can say, but as long as the avioms that's just, like, the avioms of FedEx who's in a bit of a group. In 2003, we've named the tour of Guillafleur. He came to the village of Turso,

who is on the route. It's a really deletced by the number of governments. Depute, the government the government has been always promised

to the complete. At this day, it's not complete. It's a few tonsons where there's only two voire at four-voys for the other autoroute. In gross, it's these different ways

and it's a lot of face-a-face because there are many of them that are more fast than you know, 100 kilometers, at hour, 100 kilometers in hour. In 2022, the KAC had promised to it enlarge it, and in 2025

they've choked, so it's perjured this tradition that, if you want to learn a bit more on the history of the Ateau on Quebec, I would you can't the channel YouTube, History of an art.

It's really a channel of hyper-fixation. It's like a dude who makes the history of the Autorote in Quebec, You're a genius. Yeah, it's really, it's really impressionant. And there's, like, there's not too views.

It's like, there's like, 30 minutes where is he explain, like, the 15, the history of the 15. It's like Captain Montreal. You know Captain Montreal? Yeah, he also, yeah, it's a king, so. A little vibe Captain Montreal, for real. Same genre of person. So, I've learned a lot of things on the history of the Autoroute 50.

But I've been to say, in introduction, it's two, three years, that I've tried to find the route, Reliant, Montreal and the little village of Ripon in Utah in Velo. And I think that over these years

I realized that the auto route as object, because I'm the auto route that I'm the most frequent, it's the auto Rout 50, it affects your vision of

the world, it's a unique, and in Velo, all change. The rhythm change, obviously, because you go in a medium at 20 km at hour, and you

start to watch to see things. So, just like the roadkill that are not the cheverey or the raton laver, you see all these

things that more proche of you see There are the culloves, the crueys, some crueys, the corpus, there's also the odourkeld,

a raton-lavaar, when you pass at 20 km at a coat, on the great sun, you see the chair that poor, it's what it's what to what to what in the imaginer,

and you can't to come to come what's the infrastructure that, what's the thing, we can also in our car physically the first time

that I was in the 148, the ancestor of the encecece of the Utawee, there's a good at a city, there's a carmion

10 km hour, at that where I realized it's what at 90 km hour? It's really in fact. But when you're in an auto and you go at 80, 90, you're almost impatient to go more fast. For those who have already, like, type, the 30, 40 km in a on a veloat, you'll see it really. 40 kilometers, it's quite, you know, it's quite in your car.

So it's all this rapport that that I think interesting to live, in doing an experience also nayseuse and, like, average, a guy of 30-year-old that's remit in question than to do feel to, yeah. And the route has become suddenly

something of vivant. At the way to pass by like the 15 or the 15 or the 15 or the 50

we're going to turn around town of the lake over the lake two mountains Oka, Kanasatacacacis Facet

Bransburg Chatham Grenville Grenville on the rouge and you you're to get to get to

there's there's a there's a there's a there's a so the road that's a part you're

a bit of a rapport to be able to that the people can't dorms in conduitant. It's quite absurd to think

that you go to 20 km hour and you're to get to end up when you think. It's kind of bossing when you think it's a little more difficult.

It's anesthesiaing it's bossing and it's really comfortable because it's very comfortable. You go to get a climate, you have a music or a good podcast,

the motor is silencier, you see a little bit of vibration. It depends the model of your chaste if you're a

very yearis maybe it's a more realist as experience, maybe you can't a bit more the 90 km hour,

like I said Tantau, while that the Velo, we're seeing all through the space interesting.

This year I made some little lecture that I'm made sure that I'm going to drop the philosopher

Marxist Henry Lefevre that I'm not much but I read the passage and I heard some

and I thought that there were some interesting to think that he talked of the

production of space. Because when we refer to a space in general, we're in a bit like

a sims in a map, that we can make it's made that can't that are are construed,

are reflachies, and are produced by these dynamics socio-economics, the capitalism industrialism industrial. So,

another route, it's a space that's a new concept that I think that's interesting, where he opposes

the space absolute with the space abstract. There, there's like these fiend of philoh

who want to me dis, because I talk about these concepts, you're me excuse

but the space absolute, in gross, it's like an space where all that's all different,

that's that are that are that are coherent with the symbolism that you attribute, the rapport, like,

philosophic with this space, and Henry Lefeb he will talk of the space in the city Greek in the

ancient time, where is the same place where you're the place where you were in the place that you had a rapport with

what's the thing you live with, like, so it's these spaces that's these spaces

abstract, is what we're the space, some we're some kind of the backrooms, the liminal space, and I think

that's, I'm kind of echo the phenomenon of the film backrooms, exactly, this sort of space liminal

that have, like not an arm, but who, in the same time, that we live, that we pass at the traffic of a maxi, a road, a road, the escaliers rolling in a center of a chat, it's created these spaces that are denuely of sense, but who have a function essential in our lives.

Like, we have a nostalgia for, like, a lot of, like, a link affective that we recognize, but I think it's the back-room, the aesthetic that's been viral at the boss, it's like if we're just all right, but we

know it's not too, it's where, it's all right, we're attached to these places where, although they have no sense profound, we're not of these spaces absolute. It's a bit of the espouse

abstract, for reprint these moor. At this subject, I suggest the interview of Genevieve Pruevo. She's like an eco-feminist. She's like a book on the politics and the cotidiente. Her, her, she's more sure, like, the communities autonomous, like, who tries to be autosufficient. But in

introduction, she talks a little bit of Henry Lefebvre, his interview on podcast, The Ide Large, of Artie. I would suggest, fortunately, she talks, just, of this production, of the subjectivity, the production of the space, and he apparently, that you had not

marked that before the industrialization intense after the first of the time, we could be

to be able to get to be in the room, and we could be able to have some the ricein,

there was a abbe of past. The road is a place where you can live in

many many times, and you compare that to say, for example, the auto 50,

it's literally illegal to be on the road, you can't be physically on your car, and

you can't be a 100 hour, you can't go to go to 20 km erererererererer

To do a trage like that on a Velo, it's offer an other regard on the world, and I think it's not obliging to do it, for, for to live that, I just that it's just that it's just that it would have made to think of these things. Yeah, so it's not much that. Sort of out, live, there's

not J.D.S.ombe, that's not that you pushed to, I'd like to do extravash, but if, if you're really, it's really, it's in your heart, you'd have been to give money to the park alimentary.

Yeah, see. Well, I've given to the money to, like, to marches of Monte Bello in buying a gate-a-rayed, Thank you. Well, thank you for your segment. So, I want to talk, a return on the streamer fest, the famous moment controversial.

In fact, I would say, the arrival of the public of the universe of streaming, to, you know, sometimes it's a controversy. Well, Julian Dugay or Medusa has a tenue des propos misogyn on direct on Twitch during a re-assemblement of streamer-quebecua at Miami. But what's what impact that this kind of discourse that can have on the public? I'll tell you that. To resum, the people who have not seen, There's an event

that's been organized by the controversy by the controversy or controversial like if you don't know if you don't know

if you're not controversial, Julian Dugay, the property of Moodooza. For the people who are really

OG of Caffe Snake, the 4th or 5th episode of Cafe Snake port on the first iteration of

his series Homeless to Rolex and then we did an space of a special to give

a bit he did you and J.D. Vance and the Poverty Porn and the Appalach

in the There was the song of the guy that's been viral that he had disappeared. You remember the

guru with a barb? The man up north got the money. He was had been like an espouse

epitone Libanney, something Anthony. I'll get the extract that. Okay. Okay. So,

overtime hours for bullshit pay so I can sit out here and waste my life away drag back home and drown my

it's a lifetime ago, I have the impression 24, but it's so, so I did this,

so I've done, it's still a personage who has lefty a piece of media of him, that he's explained his state of arms, that we've decartiqued at several moments

because more recently this year, Daphne had, had, like, had a kind of obsession on him, suite of his passage,

a podcast, where is he explained, like, his vision of the ecosystem mediaatic, and there had a clip that

had suited the interest of Daphne, or is he said that he had dispensed the 10s of dollars per

per month. It's a few, I spend a lot in clip. At the first month, it costed 25,000 montaqa.

And last time, we'll make 10,000 per month in the pool. So, so for the people that remember the clipping, it's this

way to generate the content audiovisual, the decouped on a little clip, and it's then they're

in mass, in the field of the majority of marketing, operating, political, cultural, you know, it's really

made on the daytimore, there was all the new article on the clipping, this new revolution, But the person who has invented the clipping in its form contemporary is Andrew Tate. So we're remount to do it, now that it's nominated mediatically,

the people who have not been under the people who are noteworthy. It's interesting to have a regard retrospective on our report to events and how it has been shaped by the clipping. So there, there, there, there, there, there, there, there, there, there, did it, suite of an espopie that he had made with the streamery-kevicole, Lewis Leigh-le-Foo, this pre-tent, or is he had streamed

and there had been immensely of retombed for his own business, just in visibility. Lewis Le-Wisle-Foe is in an espouse in a space, it was in a sort,

and has completely like a little lavied the image of Julianne of Guy who he said like, hey, Lewis, you've really redorred my image

mediaatic in Quebec because, before, at cause of Homeless to Rolex a year two years, I was really like a little

like, you but made to but there, but there, really, you've done some, it's been

name that, yes, Julian has chet plenty of of Monter, de lux, he has voyaged in a jet

private to Lewis, but in fact what is what's the Lewis does it to do you know to get to

get a Las Vegas, it has made a streamer fest in an inspiring a bit of Kaisenat the Streamer University,

all these events that be like a kind of a kind of be diffused in direct constantly

where is we rassemble the creators on a place and we make the cameras and they

play kind of the streamer Fest at Miami there There are a 10thes LFPS, Matthew Pellrin, Lewis Leffoo, Cockate,

after the people are a little more known, Matt 6th TV. All the people who orbit a little around Lewis for the years, Ice Light, I don't know what, It's Lexa. All these people who are

like these stories, but it's just that are in the world of streaming. If these people were doing a stream before this streamer fest, there were 100% in the chat,

you know, it's not these people that have been there's some viewers, but, but, you're some they fit the bill, we make on the castes,

we just We have no need to the people. We're doing on the boat. We're going to a yacht at Miami, they'll pay them their pay their

their bienavis. We have an interesting, like a tournage, you know, like when a mystery, you know, when they pay your an aviourionate,

it's like you can't be able to turn a week you know, you know, we're going to be like, we, we, we're doing,

we're doing, that's the posture that we're trying to make to make so the streamers that in their time, they're going to do,

they're going to have backpack the Europe with their friends at 19. You know, it's not that what's going to do. We're talking about it on to quite, commercial.

Parallant of Prud, I'm Dugay, who, gross product, who has a, I don't know, his camera man, his username on Internet, is Dream, his name, it's Anthony. He's a technician,

and cameraman, for A. High Show Speed, literally. So, he has turned in, Africa, it, it's turned in Africa, and it's turned in the Caribbean,

and the cameraman, the carerman, the cardage, for Aisholpid, the most chumue on the world. So, it's like, there's all this aura of authority also

auto to where's we can't where's the streamer there's a car carter the drone the car do you

I'm sure I've seen see that's quite it's quite it's quite it's a little telephone with the light that's that

that's like that yeah it's yeah it's yeah it's yeah you know that's you know he's a guy

that's a YouTuber an infamous American who's not only it's not just made cancel it's a criminal he

has agressed some in the street, it's been in in Malaysia, you know, it's a figure problematic, but Meduda, he has done a Rolex, and it's like,

you know, there's like, there's like, I'm not the, I'm not the, kind, uh,

neurotipy, I'm not want to give, a kind of, a sort of, but there's clearly a trouble social, like,

there's a disorder, yeah, there's, and there's, there's like, it's like, I don't know, like,

I'm not like, I'm not like, I'm gonna, like, I'm gonna, like, kind, like,

capacity to to make some of the recit that's a story that it's like, I'm in the school second

I'm sorry, I'm not, I'm just made a friend, when I'm able to, you know, I'm doing this this is a

real socialalm It's tragic in plus, it's a figure tragic that I'm and it's and it's like that I'm

that you say, that's that, we're talking for the people who have heard of that, they've done the streamer fest first night,

every night, everyone's all over, yeah, it's like, if he's on the powder, he's on the lateral.

He is on a psychostimulant, clearly, because just before the scene, where is he does he make just a comment

he's like, hey, I'm paying $180,000 for the batto, he'd have suce, he'd have to be able to pay that they pay him

and he'd have been very favors sexual, it's cliped to be really ostentatroy. Crazy, and it's like,

there's there's all these people, it's all right, this commenter that, it's what we're talking to this situation,

but if you're recul, because, you know, I'm at the When they were announced this Screwer Fest, I, and then at the final, we checked in live all the long. Before it's a difference,

we were just tuned in. It's that we're doing to do. Yeah, no, it's perfect, that. It's, not going to audition, like, they're not in the house. We're playing, so the stream. So, just,

just, before that, there's a scene that I think that's quite interesting, where's the Gilles gave to come 12 people of 20, 21, year, on a boat to Miami, it's sure

that'll have to have the fuck-up. And there, and one of the streamers, and so like that, it's like that, she per, where's his passport,

her camera, all of her gear, is in alarm. She's probably never voyaged to his life in a yacht in Miami and had to pay out to her pack up for

her and I'm getting too that's got in and they're like, then we're going to get to get you know,

it's completely disconnected, you know, you know, it's a question to time, like, before he's going to be

the commenter, and that's the part of this story has totally had been discussed and it has reached

the new for me in a space spin cycle of Quebec if you, you know, we're just

of the things like sensationalism, we're like, we're decortique not really, like what's the thing that's

it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, okay, but it's a thing,

it's a gang to mote on a yacht. He did these comments that, you know, it's, hey,

you can't say, but they're saying, they're in the bad, they're not saying,

you can't, you can't, you can't say, you can't say, you can't, like, hey, you're not saying,

hey, you're They say, like, hey, we're not to say, we'll talk about that, like, we'll be concerned. He's the media train a little bit in the final.

And then, finally, he sakes the the day of the morning and the morning and then we're doing, for 25

mace, monoparental or, or the things we're doing some, we're going to receive by

email, and on the foundation also. The one of the rest on the battle, and finally

the two years later, all people decided to part, it's like a stream where's

he's all on his boat. Really, a piece of anthology, that's retired to

Twitch, because one of the servers, whatever, had been a hit slip, so Twitch had banned

the video. But this stream, that, to him on the battle, it's a

time. If there's there's a thing that's Gatsby, the girl, he's, he's suh,

too cell, and then, it's the thing, there's the thing, the thing, you know,

that's suddenly to get to suddenly to the voyage, with Gloria, of occupation double, and he's just

at his arm, I guess, who he'll demand some beck, who gives them on the shoe. We know what, the dynamic that's the two

person that, he's been in a bagisner, a sack, Louis Vuitton, you know, like, you're like,

okay, whatever, the night, Lewis, who french the girl that he had got to be

on the battle, he's all right, that's, he's, he'll be all right, you can't

see, you can't, you can't, and the people, out of the aspect misogene,

I'm sure, One and a minute, two years, I'll cross his earring with a streaming, but that, the world who had been tapped in in this storyline, to him, just that's run to get into, that, he apparently, the girl who has made up French and Lewis, the payoff emotional, like just in a point of view, the public who he's an issue, and is inegalable. Oh, yeah, it's, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Like, narrative, if you were, and if you'd, put, met, you know, a ador, who had been, in force, on the ados, people, we'll make the chat of Matt Pellering, HLFPS, it's, they dood of 30-year-old, Lewis has an audience of kids at cause that's in the video

not a cause organically of his stream Twitch because of course it's a dude in 2010 it's an o... The face to

a Christine freshable, yeah, yeah, it's so that, it's just like it's a controversy in Quebec

and there's a kind of spin cycle that's after but I'm just just about a thing to talk to make a place this sort of

event, because when it's when it's when they're coming to say that there's a party to maybe he said,

yeah Lewis you're going to all over there that, it's what the drama is there see what they're

university, it's what they don't know scripted in the sense, a scenario, but you think it's what

to be what the tension narrative before it because the public will it's a public will have

it's a type of trip on a yacht who's said uh, well, the content will come

all over and the time I'm doing the time, there was a same of malays,

not saying, it's a way to say, it's a sort of flotment. It's like, What's what we do?

Yeah. It's what the content? And finally, you're just just these shots of, like, yeah, yeah, where's there's nothing that's going to be

that's, but I'm interested that's, I'm new there's a person there's really, apart Lewis, just the time, who's like,

a good streamer, there's a person, he'd have been, he'd have, he'd have a, he'd have, a game, or something,

and the thing that's the thing that's the thing that's the okay, the drama, of the beef, well, you know,

the Lewis is there, the bug boys are there, the big boys The tension of the two first days, is that the Lewis and the Bucke Boys are beef together. We don't know how it will

be able to send the audience in two for key a tension. We'll go ahead the control on this drama. All the streamers do all the States of the and it's that because if you'd

let the opportunity in this flotment in live, there were people there were people that were so many of clips that were still

new page of clipping it made in fact that made the drama in fact that it was the fact that you had a shit newsaget I would have had been

this clip in this streamerfest but have an event a bit more more than more Matt Pellarine and Lewis who's

that's that's a lot of just a affair of them would have exactly that clip that

yeah yeah it's just it's it's a fact that for example O'De because we

understand it's a same thing it's the people that you make on a

house but the you make some create these situations that after after you

have been there's there's just because it's like you it's like you like, I think it's

I think, I think it's like to see how it's it's like to see how much, it's true, they're doing cancel,

after we're just talking to something like something of something like, we're just a clip of Lewis yeah three of him,

yeah, that's, like, 18-year, like, on tabarnate on his stream, like, I don't know

what they say, they're like, me, they're all my life, we're all that they're

not really, but it's the clip after, but I'm my interview very favorable of him,

and I think, to bring 2006, it's an error. And I think that everyone who want to make Lewis in a corner and say,

no, Lewis, you've got to become a prior to and that you can't be able to be able to be the page of,

like, the people who want to do you want to do that for a reason for a thing piece on the

sort of like the affiliation of Lewis. In the phone, this clip of 2003 who said, I have an opinion favorable

of Andrew Tate it, it's symbolize it's what the Zydguise in this time that and I'm tried to

you'll let's say it's been a lot of how he has presented Andrew Tate, is that he presented like an espose of encellinging,

that all of the people are to be able to the hypnosis of Andrew Tate, and that it's a misogene, who had had

been proxenetism, who had used all these charges criminal, like if it had not not a moment in the

session of Andrew Tate where the content that had been and the personality that were not

attractive, and different, and different, and when a young man of 18- old old he said,

I have an opinion favorable of Andrew Tate, it makes more the impact that had had been

on this generation than on Lewis like the personified to be like oh yeah in 2022, 2003 you have an opinion

favorable of Andrew Tate oh, in 226 on to cancel now, it's like to see what's

it's coming to get to get to get to all the guys to get yeah, yeah, it's completely

to be like, don't know to get to what's going to the amount of like snico, like Nick Fuentes

like fresh and fit like all the space of victory of Trump by the young men All right.

All right. All right. There's even some part of Tate, you know, there's even some kind of, Trump's still in prison if Andrew Tate, you have not blow up, you know, it's like, there's a shift cultural

that made. Lewis, what's he did when he does say, hey, I'm going to do, like, hey, I'm going to for me, I'm going to be

parted for that. It's not he's completely evolved and who he's runned the misogynies. It's he declore in which he

goes to go to come to become the more potentially of his generation. I want to be able to face, like, hey, yo, fuck it, bro, you're three years, you've said a clip crazy,

so fuck you. Case closed, you, you're chosen, you're chosen, you know, and I'm, and I'm, and I'm, I'm gonna bring up,

the country, people, let's, let's make, the figures, neolib, whatever, who have made, these big thing,

peace, on, like, Cancell, Lewis, well, someone, who has all time,

to do this discourse, that, on high show speed, who said, I show, I show, I'm,

I know, what, what's, what he wants to do. I see in what direction you can go to go to go to go ahead. Yes, he did doke of violence on Twitch.

But Live, he has tried to be formed because he has two patways. He's finished like Eden Ross or he's finished like I Showspy. And at a moment of the crossment

where is that you have to take a patoo and he said to go to Twitter, he said, he said, hey, I'm excuse what I said I said, it's a

thing, so you have you probably that with optimism and not just like no, fuck you brusky, I'm foshue

that you're fashed that's fathed because it's it's a game that's live the most great contingent if today

we post on TikTok on Medusa Lewis the comments are going to be flot of people who say, hey, Lewis,

he's really not not correct he has abandoned Medusa. Not, oh, Lewis, he's not correct, he's misogynies.

The world that's used the misogynies, it's because they're fashed how he has treated what middouza,

I'm like, there's like, there's anything there's there's like, there's, there's a engagement farming,

so anyway, so anyway, that's my people, and you're you're at the game donkey. I've known I've been

I'm still I'm trying to get I'm trying to you know, you know, you know, you're gonna be like fucking,

faxed to do you do you know, me'll show, me offer, do you know, gonna be like, it's just like, yeah,

yeah, yeah, it's, just like, it's, it's, it's, you know,

you're not, you know, that, you know, kind of, kind of, kind of, kind of, okay,

case close, you can't, you can't even you can't even , you know, So, between 16 and 20 years, it's the metamorphose, it's like the period of your life where you evolve the most drastically. You see, if all the world had streamed live, to 15 to 25 years,

like, everyone would be horrified to watch the streams of them, like, yeah 4 years. At this subject, there, there, there's a lot, that, according to me, incarnate a bit, what you decry, is that, he says, like, he said, in fact, in this clip, he demands to say, clear to be able to do it. And I think that he has to quote really paranoid Or like, sort of

You have a rapport Quite psychiso-paranoiac to do with It's really Beauds. And it's really Because he's finished Yeah,

I mean, I'm Yeah, That's crazy And he talks At his clipper And he's like Like, Yeah,

Yeah, He said In the clip Yeah, I'm gonna Have a real real And it's

there where you see the paradox of a Darmach because your job It's to

have a normal But fundamentally your life is not normal Because your job

is to to be to show your life. It's like a bit paradoxal, and it's that, it's just, that in a life normal, you change, you do, you say, you're 16 years, and you, you know, you've got to signet, and, you know, he's not, you know, it's not, in the fact, in the way, yeah, Charles Love,

excuse, I'm bad, you. Yeah, but, no, man, I see, that, like, oh, you, they used to say, like, Julian, I said, I, you know, I, just, I came to signet, I, you're show, I did that, you, like, oh, the fact of the region, frowned that, but, I'm just like, he signaled, he says, I want to,

And then, oh, if he's sponsored her, he's a lot of her own No, no, no, no, no, the people who are around the Lewis, who'd look at someone like, like, I'm not going to really like Shane, who's really structured

what's what he's really Yeah, yeah, yeah, there's a lot, yeah, yeah, exactly, yeah, yeah, yeah, 27, yeah, yeah, the only dude that's

there's a 30-year, and H. And so, these guy, they don't have anything off-offrey never, like, so, so, so, so,

so, so it's the best that could do you do it's like Mounier commentary, that's like, whatever, So this was my thinking that's even

it's been not there I'm not there's a Cupp DePreece for Lowy I'm just like I'm

think the kind of a trubbleon mediaatique that's been to be in Quebec and it's a long

that it's not a time that's it's been from the COVID yeah yeah no I've had

a moment Tiger King a bit like all the people were it's like it's like

it's like it's like it's like it's like it's maybe you it's even more

that's filmed and 21, 21, 22. Even, I I check these videos and it's like, it's like,

it's like, it's like, it's like, it's, the number of nizry that you do you do in your life,

it's like that yeah, exactly. Thank you, thank you, very, very, very, to me have invited, it's an honor.

You're, do you play something? Oh, yeah, we, have a video that's out of that's out of it, because

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