café snake - Ins et Outs 2026

Episode Date: January 6, 2026

On fait nos Ins et Outs pour 2026! Prédictions et spéculations: 2016 Nostalgia, Whimsy, looksmaxxing, Neo-Orality, GTA 6 ET BIEN PLUS!!Blackpill Aesthetics: A Crash Course in Meme Extremism, Cy Canterelhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wcw02sEslogKill All Normies : Online Culture Wars From 4Chan And Tumblr To Trump And The Alt-Right, Angela Nagle, https://www.simonandschuster.ca/books/Kill-All-Normies/Angela-Nagle/9781785355431The Curious Case of Clavicular: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3cFW-iFFns&t=3088sNéo-oralitéNM Reads | Neo-Orality 1 (Jacqueline Fendt)https://newmodels.substack.com/p/nm-reads-neo-orality-1-jacquelineNM Reads | Neo-Orality 2 (Jacqueline Fendt)https://newmodels.substack.com/p/nm-reads-neo-orality-2-jacqueline

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Good Annoy, All right, All right, All right, Caffe Snake 2026 Yeah, yeah Today,

it's our In and Out of 2020 So, we're doing our predictions, like

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everyone without more time. The DG News No, the DG

Mix The DG News Turo-Roo Turooo-oo. To-l-l-oo. Spotify Rapp's about to come out

and I've just been listening to bullshit all year You know the He's not He's not a presentation Because he's

He's often, Guillaume LeMittivierge Is with us Comedian, realisateur, animator, Now, conferencing Hello, Guilla Hello, Patrick Listen,

First question, How'd you go? I go very well I'm like a song that you're not chadda I'm like a condonez Myrudeau The robe that I've Fouled a lot of

And I understand because It's just sublime Two grand questions, But where do you find this robe And of what color is it? What she is sure is that She came to Canada I'd have to buy

And it's the most Boutique of Rope DeBal that I've never seen Domain, she's never seen Domaine, I'm gonna listen to Christmas, I'm gonna Coup, a bit conspiration is who'd say

When I'm free, SOULs through the ears My name is Celine. I got kids. We have to get you on TikTok and all then I'm like... What? On TikTok. I've heard that before.

Suddenly I'm becoming cool. Celine Dion is cool. That's amazing. TikTok, here I come. Ciao. Okay, so my first prediction, I called it the Wimsycality. Because, in fact, it's a word in English

that I've seen often popped in my lectures this year. Well, the year past, in fact, in fact, it's the word whimsie. I even said to mummere several times. She wanted all the time doing these segments on whimsy.

It was like whimsy, it's something that's something that's a thing, whimsy, whimsy, whimsy. A tendency.

It's like, I could tell, I could tell me I'm still, I've consulted these in and other on internet, and and I've said

that it would be the word of the year of 2006, so I was quite not really in the patate. Wimsey,

it comes to the word Wim, apparently, in English, like on a pinot like on

desire sudden, a luby, spontaneous. I think that we can attach that also to all that's a bit quirky, bizarre, fantasist. There's an energy, joyous, infantine, in this moll that. The energy of Benson Boom. Yeah, it's true. It can also implicate a dose of magic, of mystic. I mean, I don't know if we're going to sort of re-enchantment, of surface, but it could. An example of the occurrence of this moor, in the actuality

political, for example. It's when we were about the manifestations anti-Ease at the United. You've seen the

viral videos of frogs, unicorns, T-rexes, and bananas outside Portland's ice facility. But how did this start, and

why are people still doing it? President Trump will end, the radical left reign of terror in Portland once and for

all. For example, the manifestants who had had the costumes of animals gonfable

in the famous greeno of Portland. It's someone who was disguised in grenoil, and he was made povered by an agent of ice, and it's been a little everywhere on the radio social. And then, justly, in an interview,

there was someone who had talked to a manifestant who had said, like, is someone who is ready to arrest a unicorn? Here, there are these grenoil, there's a bit of that we're searching, in the font, we want to do whimsical fun. The journalist had even ranchery, and he had said,

Wimsy Cole. It's really a good word for decry the menagerie of creatures that are present in the manoe. It's like it. The Wimsy, it's not just a thing of mode, but a form of resistance political. Maybe it's a way of protested, but in same time, to enjoy, to

impish the cynism, to us aval it when we're too lucid, also, it can't us immobilize, so to add to a little touch Peter Panne there, I don't know, I it's not true. We could

even say that's a return of the trip that's quite quite quite

quite quite especially especially the troupe of the Manipixie Dream Girl a

la Zouet in you know for example a film like 500 Days of

Summer and the Tui in the school Clodin school Peter Pan

in the in the in the films it represents sometimes delurring a bit

that he was you can play the Yuculele. In the front, it's the return of Katy Perry.

No, that that's so that's signal. It's Phoebe in Friends. That's a little

coote goblin. You've not seen Phoebe? No, I've been not seen

that. That's, it's like counter the guide the millennial. There's

had a newrodiversity in the last year there were there had these effects

positive to I think that it had come to make a certain visibility but there

also there's there's a mimification and a simplification and a simplification of what it can represent

me, at my sense. We insistent about on the queer kinness, the little side eccentric, cute, to detrimand of other real issues

that are more socialally acceptable, of the neuroatipy or, you know, for those who suffer of that, but also their entourage, you

there were a lot of diagnostics, and who had this diagnostic that or so auto diagnostique

and it was like an identity numeric. I mean, in my entourage, there are these men who have utilized their neurodiversity for countering the critic

or, let's on, who, let's on, he's been accused of, you know, it's like, it's like, no, I, it's not my fault, in the phone, because

I'm autistic. So, I hope, perhaps, an esufflement of this, debordment, let's say, I think that,

by example, it will be re-incarned in something else, so, so, we're doing do queer key signaling, or

do whimsy signaling, but it will maybe not just, like, necessarily, liable to a auto-diagnostic. And, after me, we'll, we'll probably to be more of more of niche interest,

which was already the case before. There's an example, I don't know if you have watched the new series of their erotic who made in scene

two players of hockey homosexual. It's Edd Rivare me, and my name, we've been to the bingee. And there, there's, like,

really, a lot of discourse on on on YouTube, the fans are going to pame on the actors. The actors

who were not known at the part of people who are very popular due to the day or the long time. And there's

a corner story that really these niche interest and is a bit quirky bizarre so we could

say that it is whimsy whimsical he is really fan of music Russ, super niche.

It's like a guy that was not online before. He said in an interview for

DeCote that it has just a year in a year and he is in

line. And he said in this interview that also that he is really into the clown scene of Ellie. So there's like a community of clown at Ellie in this moment that's like in trying to flowery. And so it's an example, you know, of queer kinness

whimsical. And the people are like oh my God, he's so much hot. And I also seen the apparition and then a good moment of what we could have to be the whimsical tech. So the technology

of these little robots who are kind of Whimsie Call. For example, Poslabobu, so all that looks like a

weird, I think, for example, on Mofflin. I've never seen that this collier. It's a

little poloisey. Oh, you can't it's been it. It's been Casio,

yeah, I've heard all, yeah, it's supposed to make a kind of reconfort

emotional, reduce the stress, blah, blah, but it's an animal of company IA. They say

that it's seems a cochonine but it's just like a little Bule of Poal with two

eyes, that's it. There's not a knee, not of bush. A genre of Furby, my version 2006.

And I've also a other robot that's clippe on your little like a babubu that's

called a mirumi that's a simulis of his environment. That's my first

prediction. Okay, so I'm going to come with one that's kind of my eyes

that's in in-evidence. I think in, how I call it, is the nostalgia for the years of 2010. That's just it has been a couple of years that I prophes, let's say, that the people talk about the year 2000, but I think that

the real nostalgia that's envied, that we'll not come, it's the years, but more principally. Well, you know, I'm saying, in the whimsicality, there's kind of an espete of a bit of return in a year. I'd say,

Tombleu, Ira. That's it. Well, I, principally, what I mean, is that 2026 mark the 10th anniversary of the famous year of 2016. For the people

who know not 2016, it's been a year in the kind of age of age of the generation Z, and then,

let me, let me, let me, let me, I'm in 1997, in 2016, I had 19 years,

I had 19 in 2016. I was at Sejeep, then you descend, you know, it was all,

like, the people were made before 2005, were it's all like between 15 and 20

10 years and the and this moment that mark a step important because it's

just after that Vyn the application of video short is and it has like made

affluent all the people on Instagram in the time while

we were on Instagram maybe more but it was more a

place video the blog were more present it was it was

really a culture plus like Facebook that had a

on Instagram, before that. It's really like crystallized like the age of the influence of Instagram. Yes, there were

the YouTubers, but a lot of YouTubers are on Instagram. And in fact, 2016, when you regard, we will be it

all the long of the year, but it's like the anniversary of plenty of trend, internet,

of dance, of songs, even of aesthetics, you know, the people, I was maybe just a

reminder, in two months, it will have 10 years. Then you see the filter full-saturated

the species of blue that the people put in their story, Snapchat, all this aesthetic that

of 2016 will be like really be in the front and I think there's what there's

what it's past in the last years year's it's that even in 2020 in

2019 there was there was this especially for specifically 2016 that's

it's like it's like it's like it's like in the that, yes, okay, it was really the aboged, the debut of the

real mounte on the power, you know, it's 2016, Drake, the song Summer 16, you know, Chia O'Sheaga, 2016,

all these moments that, I've had to see, to see, in a time, Kanye, it's a genie

again, it's like... Now, now, it's the dechance total. It's a

comeback, I'm in, I'm in, come back to see, that, like, I'm,

like, if I was, camped in 2016, because I think it's a year that just by these references subtle, you can really camped the universe for like, okay, like, we're in this year there. You can't have it.

Yeah, I think it's a little the equivalent of, let's go, in Strange Uthings, what's what they do with the years 80? It seems that there was a moment Charnier where Trump is to enter at the house, maybe, for the last time. Also, but, no, in fact, he's not

to enter at the maison, it's at the election. It's just before he signed. So, it was like, in the autumn, he has gained. It's just if it's just because it's a year that

it's like a moment that's like you don't know that's like peak woke it's like that woke

has breached in the sense that's like the content anti-woke has like totally pretty of

velocity and the the pussy hat it's all that's in the frule of Trump but it's

before before 2020 because 2020 I think it's really 20 peak woke post George

Floyd, it's there, really, when the corporations have started to, like, really capitalized there. Exactly, it's that. But 2016, it's like, the emergence of the counter-discuit, really, that the anti-wokism, it's formed, you know, like, Jordan Peterson, Benchup,

you know, Stephen Crowder, Charlie Kirk. Like, it's really there that, that all of this ecosystem that, that, that at least, that we called, like, the Intellectual Dark Web. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That Joe Rogan, 2006, is of these good years

I'm I'm I'm sure I'm sure I'm I'm boycoteed a distributor

because he had published the book of... The jury yourself No, the guy

Milo Yanopolis Exactly, it's so Milo Yanopolis That's that I think that in 2016 Arambi

is more for the people who remember not Arambi it was a zoo of Cincinnati

that had been abattue that you had been a young adolescent of 17 time, who had

been in his cage or his enclo, or whatever, and it was made to be a mascot of the internet if the people he pried for Arambi

the slogan, in fact, it was Dick Sout for Arambi it, it was really that the people said through Reddit, and it's real because each year

I'm called because he literally more the day on my fight, the 28th May. So, so this year, the year, the

year, the year, I don't know what, what they're doing, but, You have to guard The return

2016, 2016 is Rended Vintage I mean I'm saying I'm doing That's what that's what

Timothy he said in his song Timitim about 30 Still's being 30 Fink

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Well My My prediction It's like An Out I said The

Esufflement The You or the Slop Infreferencer When see Slope Influenfer, I mean, the model classic of creator of

content, you know, maybe maybe when you talked of this era, of Instagram, where there's really the grand influencers classic who publish a maximum of content generic, the pick of to

Bahamas, in Mayot of Bain. It's for the people who know it's G. Alvarez L.E.A. L.A.O., for attire a

following, and then monetize this following that. I think that it's after it's resuffled royally. You think specifically

to Quebec? Well, yeah, entre other, but I think that reflect kind of the market in general, because

there's a saturation of market, there's a professionalization also, and certainly a diversification.

So, now, today we have really very much of all type of creator of

content. For example, there's a source of creator of content that we say like

non-influencerer, even if it's some people are made to make to make to make

to make who are exploiter their expertise particular for produce of the content in line with their expertise. You know, in Quebec, we can think to Farnel, Morissette. Just these examples, a little bit in your face, like that, the MD Colorie, Medicine of Family. There's also, Annie Hachambeau, their count, you know, on the board of the line

that is an intervenant of proximity that, who will have do content in line with that, justly, so, the itinerance, for example. There are so, there are so, I can't even, you know, And all the nutritionist urban, the farmachian, Lauren Turco, the lifestyle. You know, even at the limit, of the people like Cheyne, your friend, he creates really the content particular, d'eteliorality. There's really a research, a professionalization, like I said Tento.

So it's like if we're maybe versus these people, plus by rapport to what he said on the world, so their lecture to them, the world, rather than the tendons that they're going to just the content generic. We're maybe more specific

in our consumption. And this content that also that is more specific, that is linked to be more sticky, as we say in

English, it's more it's more a croceor and even if it's a time when you have been

to have a croce the people, the people will have always to have a longer

on your platform. It's the content that has a more longer duration of life.

There are So there's a lot of people that are attrilled with their personality, you know, and then after they're attach to them, and they're part of their everyday. There's been, like, the emergence, let's turn,

a influencer, like, Samantha Clark. She, she has the bloat the past. Just because she did some TikTok or was it like, I search a grand brunbronze,

blah, blah, the people found his tone and her voice, like, interesting, and droll, she created a core community. Finally,

she had found a chum, yeah. And then I I saw her, the world to start to flip on her because she had a chub. But, you,

she, she, she has really known a piece of immense croissance. So I think what's that's the

people who don't know that you know that's not too much. So, so that's that, the model

generic, if you've got a personality X, Y, Z which is particularly attachant, if you're not

like a one thing that's really to really to differentiate, it's very difficult to continue to

continue to quote, at least if you're already on the radio or or by the following. I think, by example,

at these people like Antutran who produce probably just the pub or of the content a bit of interest.

Ilirio, who you talked about a soft erotization of the car in mayo and the

voyages that are non-cultural. It's correct, but it's just that there's there's just that there's already on the web

that's been very poor interesting. Like you it said, it's been several every day, she'll lose

more than a centen of many people. Some people like Enola Beddor who's who are pasted to the people

on people who do you know these videos of dance you know, some of the million of them

but it's so it's so it's totally indifferenceable finally to what you can't interest.

All this moveance that in the media social I think it's kind of concomitant

at the affablishment of the media of information mainstream that's they're

also they have a problem of value of the content and they

they or do slop, you know, they also are desactants in a market saturated, and they also do have, like, to differentiate and we're proposing something unique. The idea is they've lost their centrality. So when we say media mainstream, let's don't, the media of information, it's a term that is more or more just, because, you know, they're more mainstream, so they're not at all the center of all.

They've been the monopoly of the information, so there's like a lot of interest of centrality, but also, I think, a pair of confidence that is not to neglige for several people by example at the coverture

of the big issues political like the genocide over several years, and also more largely what is going to

Venezuela so if we get to listen to Radio Canada and who starts to it as

manufactured finally our consentment for an act totally illegal but it's more easy

to detect a point of an view ideological in the information because today we have access to a lot of sources of information

that are very diversified. It's just the fact that they've lost their centrality that they make in sort that their parole is impose

more easily. And it's also an history of expertise. Why is I would say, by example, read the

chronic tech of the press, which is often when I'm at a tar, burred of error, like I did often, you know,

I've already done the case that I've already done these examples that are practically of the copy colled of

communique of press, when I can be branched on these podcasts, the infoletters abdomadare of specialists

of the tech who know they're not only they're a report critical with information that is

diffused by the companies technological. Parallelelment that, that's not new, but, you know,

all the report with the infoletres sobstack by example, I think that, yes,

in Quebec, there's there are some, but again the market is still to develop

it's something that will rest, it's a tendency that will rest and that's a amount of the expert

independent. The trick also is that with the experts independent, the creators of content, they have not the

imporative of the concision that the media of mainstream have, because often

these media there, they have some post publicitar, they have a form condensed,

so they can't be to make to do deep dive. It's will come to come

can't even play because when you want to do the information of quality

sometimes you're not the choice to do like a kind of a special a bit

more profound, which is just possible in these formats alternative.

The other problem of the media traditional is the model diffuser

receptor. So it like they the diffuser of information there had like a relation

really kind unidirectional with the public. There's not the

back and forth like in a conversation between for the

public who listen the TV and those who produce the information so that in more

in our universe informational with the creators of content, there is a space

for the exchange, for the conversation of the concept of neo-orality which

I'll talk. Aout for me I think it's an easy one but

perhaps surprise, I know, but I think that Pierre Poliev

will be out in 2006. I think it's the last year that's

the chief of Party Conservateur. I've listened Info Man this year, and I thought that it was pity, for you to tell you. He essay really, like, to have light kind, and, like,

inoffensive, and blagger, he had made an interview, the other, with the son of Bernard Brynville, he said, is, is it a coat woman rose, and he's like, yes, my family would say, that's a

quote, um, rose. He essay even to, a bit of the man-conservator, full man that, that Daphne talks often, like, of rugged masculinity. He's like, no, no,

he chant a ballade at Toronto of Jean-Lew. It's not a cowboy solitary. He knows the words, no, but it's

plus a little he's used to know, anyway. He shant a ballade at Toronto? Yeah. At Info-Man? No,

the fucking Lembert Breivit. Anyway, I think that how it will be so that the Party Liberal

of Canada will continue to bring the deputies conservator. I think if they are like two or

three of three debities of a majority, they will have this majority to the chamber and it will

make in sort there will not have been able to not have been the three next year which he will make that the

party conservator will not not be able to be sure chief of the opposition for three other years.

It will have eight years that is chief of the opposition it's like yeah at the fatigue

of the power but the fatigue of the position like you can't you can't

galvaniz the people generate the momentum of the enthusiasm when there

there He said to be deputed and he's been to be deputies It's just like he had fed his life finally.

He's acquitted so I think it's he's going to yeah, he's going to let's leave the place

to the chief of the party conservator that I think is more a kind of that's maybe he will

be able to get ever that's never made of political okay like a like a

kind of Kevin O'Leary whatever an entrepreneur like he will be he will discover the

party I think it would say, so, so, so, so, yeah, I'd have, like, out, Pierre Bonneyev. It's sure, I'd have, like, just out the cacques, also, out, François Leggo. Justly, I'd listen, and I thought it's not particularly the main edition of Info Man, but I'd say, at, Francoisle, it's his last moment, for, like, paraire, to have looked d'roll, to, like, recaptuery a little, how he had charmed the Queve-lequas. And he repeated the same thing that he repeated,

from all the session parliamentary, he's really he's been in the like, I just repeat and repeat

these talking points. I would have put much easily out, but I think,

in fact, I'm not mean because I hope that it's he will be to present to the election

this autumn. I want not that I want to be a other. I wanted to talk

the concept, just a neo-orality, it's something I've heard about in the ballado

new model. I have the impression that's a who will be perhaps to take

the amount of we'll be able to be a lot of the current

of the year of the current of the year that's it's not

to the age of the oral the but it's a reality post

alphabetitised in a world where the writing and the imprimer exist

specific to the air numeric that reintrodu reintrodued the

three finally the society oral but in the form

multimedia visual, audio, written, concomitant in what I had already described in an other

episode of Caffe Snake, the vibeocracy. It's a little line of the time, so that before the

human had not an imprimery. Oh, yeah, it's so I don't

and on the days, the orality tell that we've in the

past, in the society oral, it was it was the society

where the writing not only the support, the

the writing imprimed on the paper, it had not been invented, the writing, the technology, all like the

imprimerry that really fashioned our way of our way, you know, if we think to our

system of because I know, I know it's not that's not everywhere but we know, we're

not written on the right, on a right, it's influence our way to envisaged

the time, the time linear, you, the time, you know, we see that more we advance in the

time, the time, the progress, There's a logic linear that is applied to our vision of time, like if the humanity was literally on a line right, she also, to goch, to right. But we could see the things totally different. You know, we could see it like a cycle,

by example, with these returns in arreire. It's like if we had practically invented the way on conceptualize the story with the craters. The other thing is that with the apparition

by example of the imprimer or the support text, there is a detachment in the car,

it's a mean I'm saying, and you can learn in a other country a week

a week a week after if I see I'm by pigeon voyagerer

Tendis that in the culture oral there's there's not there's there's

there's a same place than me at the same moment, corps before corps, core to

have the information that I'm talking to talk about there's an idea of conversation

of resonance of the cultures oral, it's just it's the effect of immidiat

in same time at the memory collective for example will be to transmit

the information at through the accounts to the

whole, the fact that just that just these These songs, these poems, had these rhymes. The idea of these rhymes

is a support mnemotechnic, so we're going to say we'll wrap up more easily. And like that, we'll chant, diffusely, the good power.

We've seen the information, you know, to the way, to the time and the space, the core is there. What the people say, finally,

is that we're going to run in a phase of orality secondaire, because the environment mediatic that

we're occupies, they're simulate these characteristics of the orality as

we know back in the days. You know, I'm talked about the idea of the

conversation, of back and forth who is not present for example in the idea of

the book we can see that in the dialogue that's always in flow

between the streamer and his audience. Contrarm to the orality classic

I'm there were in a person incarnate in the the neo-orality, it's

propagates at the across the screens, the mimes, the live-stream. And when we talk of the

memes, it's interesting, because the mimetic, it can be used to be underview like a

time, you in the time, we used to the rim for transmitting these poems, there's a response,

we're a repete, the same the same the same that's a info- an air

of the neuroality, it's an information that is a mimetic. And there also an aspect

visceral. You have the core that is engaged more than the reason or the reflection. It's a pretty so

the esthetic that we see the post-truth in the media it's not that the reality

and that we're not not capable to attain the reality, it's that we're not

we're not recour to think of Trump we're recor on

those emotions to to the theater to the defiance so by example

if he he said a mensonge it's not grave, if it's a mensongue, even if we know that's a

monsoge, what is important is that when he does that he makes in a scene, it's the idea of the

transgression, of the bravade, and it's that's that an other example, he's attacked and kidnapped

illegally Maduro, the, dirgent of Venezuela. He is not obliged to find a

reason a valid, convincate, for convicts the community international that's

what he did, it's the thing to do. What is important, it's really the

spectacle, the edit of the operation that's made with the music rap, I don't see if you

have seen, but on TikTok, the Mason Blanche, post the

the photo also, the Malduro that we see, who is in the

eyes, it's the vibes, it's for that we're about about vibocracy. And even Trump,

he said, I think, in the media, I noticed, I saw this morning, he said,

I watch literally like you are watching a television show, so he has regarded the operation. He said, it was an

amazing thing. So, it was an amazing thing. So, all is the new orality, it's a privilege the immediatite like back in the

days, plus than the kind of reflection, the argumentation logic, what we're is to have

an resonance emotional partaged at the people, rather than verify the fact

of the fact detached. And there, there, there one of the And the researchers, so if you

searcher on-line, neo-orality, and all that, that's all that, that's called Jacqueline F-E-N-D-T, which will say also that the neo-orality is not necessarily proper to the Occident, by the way. No, it's a condition mediatic trans-cultural, so at-raver

the world, which is enchase to infrastructures mediatic, to platform internet, that we use. There are several, you know, there are There are several factors that that will bring that

the fact that we live in an economy affective is just the structures that we use privileges

the emotions and the idea also that like I said the defundraement of the decentralization

of the media is the fact that there there's not the gatekeeping for the gatekeeping epistemic

that existed before in the air to the imprimed there exist no there

there's not there not a affair of culture It's really, it's really, it's to think to the infrastructure,

really the architecture of the platforms we use. And why there's a logic affective, there's a

logic performative in time real, why is that the neo-orality prosper at the time? It's because

she's because she is fastened privileged by the platforms Instagram, Twitter, Facebook,

TikTok, which privileges the virality to the coherence and to the reason, for example,

and the resonance than the reason. I want to add something in a conversation. I'd listen to an other researcher who talked also that's interesting. You know, all this idea of back and forth, of conversation

in, finally, in their reality, you'd say that it's not just a conversation between two persons or, like, the diffuser and the receptor. There's like a third actor in this conversation that, and we'd predict

that it's the algorithm. And the algorithm, he will always to be in time real in function of the input and the output

so it's the engagement, the comments, the emoji, the likes, so all what comes to arrive in

time real, but it will come to bring the weight algorithmic and he will nourire

the space of a blocels of retroaction and he will be influenced finally the

circulation of the information. I hope I'm well explained. I'm

I'm, I think the looks Maxing and In What's what I mean By looks Maxing

It's a niche cultural of Internet that's like a science the science to be able to be

physically and all the time strive to the perfection visual in the case or facial

per import the looks maxers it's a community that's kind of

active on internet for pretty pretty there's there's there's

there's more more more Well, it's just to have a bit what's what's what's going to

what's the last the last year, there's an influencer who's called the clavicular a bit like

clavicule but like clavicule but he's like clavicule like clavicular clavikulair which we could say it's a

influencer if we want to if we'll be categorized politically I'd say he's

libertarian but it's but it's sure that in some moment there's there's any point

of any point of the spect political the adult say we're in accord with him it's that

that's the kind of you can't be able you can see that's a lot of a clip of

clavicleer and there people who have made a interview two hours with but it

but it's not say that assan is fan of what he said what he said that's

that's that that's that he's kind of interesting and he he says really

he name directly that he has there had the vague looks maxo

that we we've talked in Cafe Snake like from 2012 2012

2003 or is we're we're talking much of mewing, even the kids in the kids in the

people who passed their hand on their manton with the stigma. I had

had bought some gum at moen yeah Daphne she had actually a gum

at jolline it's like these gum to mache and it's sensed musclate your bush

then he said that this era of the amount of popularity of the lux maxing

had disconnected of the real of the real culture of the real

gens on the real forum of Lux Maxure because when you do a little

a research on where is it's emerged all that all this part again

one time of the internet is quite that it's when Reddit has decided to bann

several subreddit who have defined as it has been again the middle

of the years it's a great tremble on internet I'm

remember it was really caused a really the subredit

favorite of the community of the fat people hate. So it's a subredite where we hated the grotes.

There were a subreddit that's called Watch People Die or is just it was just, it was just the video of

camera of surveillance who had captured the mort accidental. So it was just the

people, there had a fascination morbid to see people and they had decided to banning

also are in-cell because you have found that the looks maxers

is an outgrowth of the culture of the insel so the celibate

involuntary involuntary. Yeah, they're sure that they say, well, if I invest in my transformation corporal or facial, well, maybe I'll be able to me find a chick. But, yeah, it's this

kind of renouncement to say there's something in your personality or how you'd envisage the relations social that makes an sort that you can't have to have some of

any blonde, and that's that's obviously at cause that you're leged, at cause that you're not but I'm, by the way, clavicular,

he's really young, But he's going to take the testosterone at 14 years. So, it's for that he looks at the time. Yeah, but not only, he's take some of the testosterone, but he uses the methamphetamine. Yeah, that's that. I'm over here.

Okay. What drugs do you take in a day? I'm taking testosterone every single day. I take monocidal for my hair. I take deutastoride for my hair. I take 7.5 milligrams of acutin a day. I use crystal meth as a stimulant and telene max. It's much more mild than Adderol, actually.

And I'm pretty much using meth for hollow cheek. So, so when Redidate, So when Reddit has decided to banning these sole Reddit there is a lot, what's the whole Reddit that is coming, is that they don't have to be a reaffirm, they've got to be able to get some forums on other sites, they're returning on 4channel, they've created other space numeric for

to be, and on a site web that's called LuxMax.org, which is like to be a sort of repair for this culture, a repair where is that clavicle is active because he has 14 years. Yeah, it's the Markus Small, the guy who created this site,

it's the same that's created the site Insel, dot, I don't know okay, you know, so there's

really like these cano communicator between the two sites. It's so and I know, I'm

a space of video essay of Turkey Tom in the notes of the episode that has

made a deep dive history of clavicleer so so you want to you're

to tell to me but it's not so important is just that he really

really it's a product of this ecosystem numeric of the

years of 2010 and 2020. Like he is very young even the years for him it's a long-intin

it's like in 2020 in 2020 he had 13 years. It's like it's a product

almost even in 2020 on internet. He had these steroids at 15 years,

at 16 years, he rackacac the face with a marto that's called the bone

smashing for favorize the reconstruction of us and enlarger his face

bones Yeah, create a structure facial more masculine. All this moment that, the looks maxim, when you're really

in the space of culture a bit, in fact, not a bit really nerdy of all the mathematics and

terms biologic and biometric that they use, it's that I think that has started to fascin the people

because she clavicleer, there's like a space and then the people will try this derogatory

but whatever, there's like a piece of kind of autistic, obsessive. Yeah, obsessive, whatever the term.

That's, like, how he can reciting these oses, the parts of the body, the muscles, the visc, that's it made

in a sort that's known an emergency in the three last time. It's these clips of him who did

the review that give these scores to the people who are like conned. It's that because there

really a scale where they're going to see collectively, they're saying, you're

you're a si that's a PSL score. Yeah, a score. But just like the processus to, like,

noming the default of someone, when he's doing it, it's not like someone that's not what he says.

He's like the plus overla, ah, Shiga of Upper Maxilla, that's a little bit, like,

retreated, whatever. You know, they nombs that you've got any idea, it's what,

so. So, one of the first clip that's been viral, it's he's he made

a space of review of the visage of Sidney Suini, before Michael Noles a host of the Daily Wire

who is like C-tier like it's even not, he's even not in the A or in the B of the Daily Wire Michael Nose

it's like one of one of the peer interlocutor of the Daily Wire as he's like I'm the most because I think what are we talking about by hot like good looking

like some people think that like Sydney Sweeney is extremely attractive I would say I don't want to scandalize anybody married man

I would say Sydney Sweeney is is very attractive. I would say that she's pretty malformed. Her upper maxilla is extremely recessed, right? She's got the eyes of doom with no in for orbital support. She's really not that much of a looker in her face. I think that a lot of people with brains find her attractive because of her body. I don't know. You're telling me that you're telling me that if a guy finds Sidney Sweeney attractive, he's got to have brain. I think that she's above average in looks, but certainly not that, like...

No, you said she's got a sunken, suborbital... I forget the words that you said. Yeah, she's got a recessed infraorbital and a recessed upper maxilla. You're telling me, you go to a bar. I'm just saying she's not the pinnacle of looks that I'm talking about to actually succeed on social media. She's average to above average.

But I think that it can resemble to be a old pseudo-science Limitre racist that's called the physiognomini physiogni

but you do that but clavicular is literally like a racist so it's a science that has

for object the the character of a person of his physiognomini uh vionomy

but clavicleer justly he said he said the NWard in his stream like he's

like he's he's he's the current of Nek Fuentes just like now the

Blan, would have the right to say the N-word, like, there's even the clip of he's like,

oh, this guy that Marlin is more than you're like, yeah, but he's black, you know, there's been

a clip of he'll be able to be able to, it's so? Yeah, but the way he present,

all these people, decolicent and muisable for his health, with his tone of

voice and his species of quality a little of the kind, just like if he

were too too too calculated, and he He tried to re-channel, like Patrick Bateman of American Psycho, like, he's trying to have looked at that. It's fascinating the mask.

And then he said that Sinai Sweeney was not so bad. It's been extremely viral on Twitter. And then he said that he votra not for J.D. Vance, for his president, against Gavin Newsom. Because he said, he said that G.D. Vance, is a subhuman fat guy. Yeah, but I mean, like this next election cycle, who's going to win?

It's going to be Gavin Newsom against J.D. Vance. because J.D. Vance is subhuman and Gavin Newsom Muggs. Is J.D. Vance is subhuman? Yeah. What makes you say that? He's got a very short total facial width to height ratio. He's obese, very recessed side profile, whereas Newsom is like 6-3, Chad. So you're, J.D. is very tall. J.D. has got to be 6-2-6-3.

Gavin Newsom, obviously, Muggs into death. So you think you're a Newsom head. You prefer Newsom to the vice president. I'm just telling you who's going to win. Do you prefer him, though? Honestly, it's hard to say, but Newsom being that much more of a maugger. And, like, having a president who's, like, fat, and especially that young... I don't think he's fat. I would say...

He's a bigger guy, for sure. It's just embarrassing. Like, how are you fat and you expect to, like, lead a country? You can't even be in shape, you know? But, it's all he's in trying to analyze... finally, a person in function of parameters

physical, of measures physical. So, it's like that there's like the notoriety on Twitter.

In this same interview two hours that I've pretty chiqued with Michael Nose, it's a

clip really incredible where's that Michael Knowles of the DeLewire starts

uh, yeah, the liberals when they were trying to us to do me find their

affairs with the and he were fashed because we had just basic common

sense and then there was like a silence because he's full on the trans, on the host

and with the earth, I just the checker and he said, yeah, but you know, at what you've been to spike, your level of cortisone, in parlance? I just don't think it's necessarily a bad thing to just advocate for your average person to only concern themselves with their own.

To me, that's the big cope. I agree with many of the observations you're making about the society, but the big cope. You heard this with like the libs when they were trying to push the trans stuff and they were upset that some of us were pushing against it. And they said, how does this affect you? You're walking out.

It's basically your society is Sodom and Gomorrah. And they say, well, how does it affect you if I decide I want to like castrate little kids into school and redefine marriage and slaughter babies and sacrifice them to Moloch? And how does that affect you? You just mind your own business. And I think, how about I don't mind my own business? How about actually, how about my business is my community and I have a right to enforce standards and norms that are good and traditional and conducive to flourishing?

And how about you mind your own business? But the problem is you see what you just did there is you spiked your cortisol thinking about transgender. Will that max anything on me? No, that's a very catabolic hormone. But there's kind of something in this movement of the Luxemaxer

who can prefer to make to think of some sort of affirmation of the genre. Well, it's that the people say, it's like with him, he's men-to-man-trans. You modify your car. But, you know, he's been plenty of events, plenty of controversy. He has been banied

of kick because he has rolled on a charred. Yeah, it's a crapule. But it's just an IRL bonoom, bighted of four, who fascin the mass. And that's just, he will all the time have new streamers that will emerge, that will have a wave, like,

and they will partirentually. So, the neo-orality. It's so, and in fact... We want some vibes, we've seen of the emotion, we don't something other than that. And I'll just profite to this moment where's we're talking to Nooks Maxing, because

we're like, we're like Andrew Tate to that, but Andrew Tate is not associated to this genre of movement that, he doesn't know of this genre of niche internet culture and it's a much more view, like he's in a new world, and he's, like, completely out

also this year, you know, it's like, he has lost his combat box, he has got a lot of money, it's that that the people, he doesn't, so, I mean, I just say, to what live, because we're talking to Quebec, Andrew Tate has been in

from 2020. But when you go see people who go talk of people who are talking about oh,

yes, the adept of Andrew Tate you know, Andrew Tate is finished in 2022 like you

like you aren't, you know, you know, you know, that had reached to enter

in the discussion public Quebecoise, we're re-utiler when he decry

no reality. There's there's been a kid of 16 who's like oh, yeah,

top G I want It's a moment very precise in the time that's arrived on a build-up of eight

months and that he's completely like finished he's made humiliate before the internet there's there's people who

maybe in five years we're like nostalgic of the moment where is that it was like on top of the world but

it's like clavicle we're like it's it's a more gloke yeah but it's that's that I'm talking

we're like the internet we're using on the last will continue the United are in this space of

Trump era will continue to us continue to get to get to get some more after the other

and then all that inspired of like culture web of the years like culture

Fortchand the two the two sole terro is that the pop culture or

the pop culture political American bring the reference it's Furchan

2015 and the culture Afro-American and the two To subject of Forchance, I'm, I've already recommended at Cafe Snake, but I re-recommand.

It's a little book that I've read the year past, which is not new, but, just, it's cool these years on Furchan. It's called Kill All Normies. It's about the mounte, of its movements. It's written by Angela Nagel. It's really, I suppose, it's zero books, the house of edition.

In other case, I'd mottry it in the notes, but to read for those and those who are really a good, descriptiveive. I'm just talking of current, of the culture internet, I

think we're going to turn to more talk about, I don't know in the media people who are

maybe maybe the media specialised in culture internet American, the term black-pilled

or even black-pilled accelerationism. You see like clavocleus he said in a alternative

yeah, but it's important to make the distinction between different types of accelerationism, because it's become quite a term galvodet, because, you know, there are the tech bro who make from an type of accelerationism

by rapport to the technology, but there's also a form of accelerationism that is popular in line, particularly with the children, that's more a rapport with a form of nihilism. And it's in regard to certain events that's happened during the year, especially in the United, particularly the turin mass, where the people write some of the

cartouch, even the writer of Charlie Kirk who's some of the inscriptions that's

a meme internet. A bit ironic, in the vibe I'm going to get a little chatton ironic on

your ball. I've heard a lot about about blackfield and particularly of Blackfield

Accelerationisms which would potentially be able to be able to be covered more if there's

there's other tragedy of type and there a other term also that I think

that I've heard, that's the accelerationism militant. We're talking of a movement that would be centralized

of extremists violent, and that incite to commit different types of acts of terrorism, by example,

a jury of mass, counter the occident, in the view, to accelerate the effoderman

of the society. When we talk, just, of accelerationism militant, it's important

the term militant, or, let's, we could say, we could replace the militant by

Blackpilled, because it's just to distinguish this type of moveance to the accelerationism contemporary technological. So that's all a movement that's that you prong the chaos,

seme the chaos, the terror in the society for accelerate an effundreement that would be to be inevitable. And for

to do, do these acts of terrorism terrorism interior, these attacks against infrastructures, derraignment of

trains, of merchandise, blah, blah. It's not also a current the Blackfield to assimilate directly to the right. If you think to, just,

Charlie Kirk, the nationalism Christian of right, he vise to reprond the power to control the institutions, while that the accelerationism blackfield or militant

he vise to degraded the institutions. And I'll make in the notes a video succinct. I think I'll be perhaps already referenceed, but it's of a

that's called Sy Cantorrell, which is a ponseous on internet that I like and really, I think that they resume super well the movement in eight minutes or it's the eight minutes

super well I wanted also to sign the link between the Blackfield Accelerationists and the InCels because the people who pronged

this movement decentralized, even if it's a movement decentralized, they're sometimes go to the forum of InCell, they're going to be passed for

these InCell. They're going to convince these young men that the effronement of the society, the violence of mass, is a way to arrive at a chaos, but to parvening also to a society effroned, or the insol could be able or liber to, for example,

violet, torturing the women at their gaze, you know, and the language also that is often used, it's really the language of the mimes and of the erroneous. Just to find the decont. You have Black Pilled, which is like,

I believe in I'm a nihist. You have blue Pild which is like I'm a blue pill I rest assuved in the system like I'm,

I find my bonner there red Pild is like I see all the incoherence and all the way it's full

change and white Pild which is like finally I've seen the verity it's God the solution I give my

life to Jesus or a no matter religion and it's God my sauer. Well, Chosey

your Pellule. So, I'll do rapidly my two in that's

not not much to develop if it's just that I think it's just it's

big moments this year. There's GTA 6 Grand Tift Auto 6 that

would start before the half of the 2026. I'd had to

see this year, it's for 10 years that we

had done the version six. There there's so been development

in the game because the first version from the last version GTA 5 has started

in fact that has a bit shaped the universe of the game in with the Rolepley

GTGTE which is becoming popular during the pandemic that has given

the emergence to too much to streamers that that's like generating a lot

of culture in fact and the discussion GTA 5 I've even seen a film

that is Amley in GT. That's, so, so the 6 is supposed to be the phenomenon of video

of the year. I'm wondering if it's not flop, I'm hot to watch. And an other in that I,

that I said in the line over, but it's not everyone who go, to listen the line

over, it's good, the debate filmed. I think in Quebec, in particular, I think

this year in Quebec, especially an election, I think we'll see the emergence of

many of debate, but certainly of clip of debate that will be able everywhere

on the internet that's filmed by the media of or filmed by the channel YouTube independent or

in a live TikTok. I think we see we'll see the kind of culture of the dunk

on each other that means have a clip where you've really like you want to

someone someone has not someone and the other smilie a bit. You've

got to caste yeah yeah I think that this kind of

content that, which has been very popular in the United at plenty of moments different, but during the last elections, like Jubilee was in a gross run, I think with a chain YouTube that we had talked, just in the link open, or I think in the last episode that we've made, that's called the Politic, that, who has made a video, with

Remy Vilmure, who's called a sovereignist versus four federalists, or even, just, Edienne Alexander Duranfoucault, who have a simile of deba, but it's not really a debate, but it's a discussion filmed, where the two don't their point of view at the other, there had not really

of a moment of grand... There was not friction of of confrontation real? No, it was just like you

see, we can be able to get in at cot, I don't how it's it's going to it's going to get to be

about our New York, just to referendum the same more than the election. Or referendum.

Okay. For my two last out, I'm one, because this year the year,

the year last year has been the year where we've seen the emergence of the Tellment,

tellment so much of resum of actuality. So informer it's cool like I'm

like someone that's what I'm what I'm what I'm saying it's not just these info influencer

or whatever how it's it's the media that it's that's not that's new that's

the press 24 hour to watch all the media have to do you

have to do because here what's what's what's what's what's what's what's

what's what's what I think this format totally brain dead but I understand

that's help the people to see what to see what what's what's the other two minutes

you're doing? You pre- pre-voed really that's out or it's a wishful thinking you want to

no no no I think my real take is that it's that it's going to

it's going to I think what's what's what you want to what's

what's the report a subject for two minutes and not four subject. I understand that Hugo

Describ does that in France and it's working, like, I'm sure. Maybe one person will have, maybe they're

at express, to her, Alexandra Raleigh, it's going to pick up, but the other, we can't have eight videos

that's over the same, like, what's what's been this time? Maybe, like, I think, I think it's

a pair of time. Yeah, maybe, perhaps the people are, you, like I'm, like I'm,

like, you're a way of a way to distinguish, it's to have really, by example, in the

media of information to make a journalist an enquite, to propose something that person's that's a

so. So I think if you're a media like the press that's it's apparently that year

there's a great repositionment they've finally they've got they found some content on the web

but live the course the real competitor who is like easily joinable it's rad

to make the long reportage terrain that there there's there not there's not

other and to make these reportage on on On Instagram. No, on YouTube.

You too. It's like the real terrain of game. It's not TikTok and Instagram. I understand that's

it's like some. But anyway. Okay, interesting. Well, I've noted a inn

that's not so joysive for me personallyly and it's something that it's very long

that I'm Monier have noted I'd say even right the debut of Cafe Snake

so. So, is it is already not I think not, I think that

continue. The resurgence these cigarettes, the club. Illustrated by the drag queen Samy Landry

that we've seen in Drags Race Canada and her slogans who is Did You Des Cigarettes? Have you these cigarettes?

Oh! Yeah! So it's really part of her persona of the cements. But it's visible also

for at least two years in the pop culture with these stories like Charlie XX XX, it's always the club

at beck Paul Mescal Addis Cymoury who talk of taba of cigarettes in these

songs in the productions Quebecoise I think for example at empathy that's

he's a lot of success in Quebec so you have a cigarette of post

cigarette of cigarette even in the page of Meme Quebeca so the line

I don't why the page of Meme Berey Ucan during a bit you had

many times on the Cigarettes on the Cigarette is the Cigarette is a line

long It's so and the Paisasas or a imagination of the line,

the lines of STM, of the stations of metro, which would be made entirely in cigarettes. There's a hit girl also

who present these cigarettes that they make the cigarettes in their marriage, you know, you will see, you will

have, like, they have the plateo of the money, you have a charm retro,

analogue can even at the cigarette, if we think to all the species of

vapes who are out of people, perhaps after a decent, perhaps that's contrary

to vape, the cigarette, it's really an act of socialization also, to go to fume on face-a-face, we're in face-a-face,

we're talking. But especially that generation, let's know, the young Genie, they've grown to one on

the Joule at the first, after, just the little vap, and the vap, it's

too dangerous compared to the cigarette, so I think it's really been these these tools that

have been pitched like the tools of the ad, taba, it would have been

had been the port of the nicotine for the So, finally you're not constantly trying to to fume the

disaffir in plastic you're not you've been in a club like the people. There's also this idea

of contact social and we're talking often of the disparation of the place, the place

of socialization like when I was a do the mall the maille like the chan't

plain we're going there and we we had abonded and like there like there was

there was there was there had all the the idea of the cepferachids and the

the children, the pre-addo-adou who had in the separat, well, the cigarette could be percussed as a third-re-lieue. Justly, in the news, this autumn, there's a view

of 75-year-old who had organized a meeting of fumage of cigarette at New York. So, he had like,

invited the people to come to join for five minutes for fumate. A. Vondreddy, the 21 November,

he had made some, I think, he had colled a little in the city, and it's become viral, there's sort of between 1,500 and 2,500

people who have puttied for fuming. So, there's something of happening, sort behind that. And I think

more largely, we could say, it's a return, maybe, a return to the analog, the technology

more analog, just what is not gadgety? It's like if we want the poison classic. Maybe

this year we've been privileged just some the things a bit more physical,

that we We'll try to be more in-line. I've seen also the resurgence of zines. There's plenty of organizations mediatics, a little more underground or independent people who

have started these zines this year. But when you talk these zines, it's not the zines of nicotine. No, defansines, you know, these magazines

imprimed. You're talking to club just at first. These magazines artisano. D'allure, we had had used this idea,

me, and we were doing a zine cafe snake and like have a table to expose Zinn. But, And, unfortunately, it's been like a bit...

Chambouled by too the events of the life so on that we don't have not put, but it's still a fantasy... Inchallah, kind of. Inchallah. And in all of this idea

of analog, there's a part there's a return about the paper, and there, you know, I talked of heated rivalry

that we've seen, so the series where is we see the okayeer live an sort of an history of

a Romo and Juliet, a bit impossible because it's an issue homosexuals, but it's very erotic. There's plenty

of scenes of Q. And it's a book, of a series, I think, of a book that we callify

of Smott, so, these books erotico-romantic that charmed more on more on a public of

women. I think he will be a sort of this type of literature that compared, let's say,

the porn or have to have been to be having to get used to be reposos

papiers. I don't know. Well, for to terminate the episode, we'll

We'll talk about a podcast, so I'm out. I think that the podcasts of interviews, and the podcasts of interview, in general, it's out. I think he will have the emergence of this year of 2016, there's plenty of podcasts, like a cafe snake, so these podcasts with not necessarily an invite,

even these people, they can't necessarily make any analysis, or whatever, but just a cast, who parle of different subjects, I think, the podcast of humorists, really classic, the 2020, 2020, or is a, an humorist, interview, a other humorist. I think that it's

like... In fact, they're not quite firm, or they're all there's one that I like, you know, like I'm like a car of robot, Charles Antoine, Alexander Bizarion. There's a lot. So, I think that the podcasts of

interviews, in general, it's out. We've made the tour a little, and it's all the same world who's invited, and I'm... I'm, like, the studio S.F. Vienn't to pay sex oral. Is it, we're not so... It's the time, I don't know what?

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