JAR Media Posdact - Jar Media: THE MOVIE

Episode Date: June 23, 2025

https://www.patreon.com/jarmedia Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 05:40 Housekeeping 14:24 The Jar Media Movie 18:58 Hothouse Flowers 25:55 LIDO: Charlie XCX, Bladee, The Dare, Mag Bay 30:49 Nine Inch Nails 36:32 Kendrick Drama 43:16 Mid Break 44:00 Choosing a Disease 47:25 Innocent Childhood Creations 54:08 Saying Goodbye to a Pet 58:12 Loy has a new Voice 1:00:44 Low Roar and Quitting Smoking 1:01:51 How we like to be Creative 1:16:43 Elden Ring Nightreign #BroCastS2E15

I think I'm becoming a norphaboo. Oh really? Yeah. I keep saying magic when something's good. Oh, magic. Oh, magic. Yeah. I love the word belter. I feel like that's quite northern. Is that northern? Is that like London? Because they say like Bosch, don't they in London?

And... Bosh. What the fuck's Bosh? It's like something that's good, I guess. You're like, oh, car, bosh. That's cringy. That's not cool. Belter, that's good.

Halt a scouter, bloody boulter. That made it cockney. If you start rhyming, then it's cockney. Yeah, yeah, you're right. I'll chase you up the fucking apple and pears. Shut up. You cheeky geese. Shut down, geese.

This is Brocast Season 2, episode 15, with Alex and Jamie What Apple and Pears It's like where that Jeremy Clark's And a farm show podcast Is that a thing? Do they have a podcast?

I saw I opened Facebook once And it has like as reels built into it For some reason And there was a clip of a farmer On it who was like I didn't really I didn't really I'm a radio there

Yeah He was like I couldn't didn't really count when I was in school, but then when it came to counting sheep and counting cows, then it's fine. But you didn't really say it, like I just said. Back when I was a scholar at that educational facility. I didn't say good afternoon, morning, evening or night. Why not?

Because we're in a heat wave, and I'm warm. Yeah, I'm too hot. I'm feeling a little bit. So we do have one of the youth say skibbiddy. You're a bit skibbiddy warm. Yes. but we got we got a fun episode we got some craziness toilet

we got toilets we got some musical beeps we got just everything going on we got forest foragings we got forest foragings we are in the green zone I've had to sort of put all my pups

in a row I've got my pups in a row all your pups in one place yeah to pretend them some of them were starting to die in extreme heat pups together strong exactly they create a little microclimate and have you not noticed how pure the air is

this is like a macro biome yeah so the Eden project yeah I'm like hyperventilating with the amount of oxygen so if we start going a bit silly it's because of the pups we might have to run and grab a paper bag so we can get some carbon dioxide up in us Would you know what, brother?

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You also get your patron names read out in the first or second week of each and every month as long as you're a debby tier or above, but also believe it or not, that's not all, is it? What? There's more?

There's more. Jaffter hours over on Patreon. Last week we did And as they say on Mission Impossible The Final Reckoning Is it as Hmm Huh

As they say You're going to have to go Look to find out There's Paisley's chance How's up on there Last chance Mind you Adventure Time

Hater becomes Lyca Meal devours Bickies Angeal Jar Divers of Logan Argy Cuddle Mars Express As good as they say GTA trailer

Snyder song just knowing the alpha cinema since went too far Elamran Amor It's too much Too much Too much goodness for you Um

This is Jam Media group chat as well I feel like you probably If you're listening to this You probably know what a group chat is Um You know I'm group chat phobic You are

Um I'm a little bit But I'll go on some folks You just have fear Ah Yeah a constant baseline level of irrational fear. Well, no, mine's...

That's just phobia, right? But it's like anxiety... aphobic thing? Um... I don't know. I guess it depends what makes you anxious. Hmm. Just...

That's not really group chats. And this sounds being mean to me. Mm. Which is constant in the Jarm Media group chat. Where you can leave suggestions for episodes. No, there'll be a few... A couple I chuck in here. And before we go into housekeeping,

I've got to say the vote for the after hours video that will be made public for the month of June is live. So head over to the post tab on the channel and cast your vote. I think so far the Invincible one is winning. Interesting. Yeah. I'm glad people are bumping Invincible these days. Absolutely. So once, hopefully it goes into.

invincible and then I don't know Maybe one of the crazy ones Maybe you can win You know Well it's democracy right We have no say We are a democratic institution

Ej Media Posd Act Um Let's do some housekeeping then There's some stuff we got to address From that previous week rather Uh oh There is some stuff

We made mistakes abound Um Nah Which is exactly what this section is about Spungo 6179 And gets going here The fact that they pronounce Albert Camus as Camus

the entire time is just the cherry on top. Who's Albert Camus? You know, we've been doing these Philosopher segments, which is one of my favorite new things to sprinkle in every few weeks or so. What was it? Like, what were the options?

As far as the name? No, it was cringe-based. Oh, tough. Tough. CBT. and Bethany 2849 replied so it's saying also Nietzsche is Nietzsche neither of us are German or French for the record and so it turns out it's Albert Camus Camus Camus cow goes moo okay

Moo okay whatever bro some like old ass fucking like talking guy from France sorry like so just as France was like winning me over they go and do this shit you know yeah spell it camus yeah the name cow go moo the name was like fine but now it's cringe yeah the name was tough now it's good now it's yeah uh K dare 503 says checks the time codes it's Albert Kamus turn I fucking hate the jacos what because that's what I called the like

in the time goes the segment for that I just called it it's Albert Camus turn oh yeah there was some good ones last episode

dracky slime says Paisley is epic button and Laser Custin says for real I don't like the pay hate well you've got to come out and prove it

yeah you got to wrap you're doing someone Um Kno K says genuinely so happy dear that Jamie overcame cigarettes Which is quite nice of them to say

Yeah that is kind But never say never But to provide a bit of balance Now that you say that Archie 1 said J.B please start smoking again It's bad luck not to smoke Oh shit really Yeah that's all you needed

Yeah I got some right here Yeah Um, I've still got like, out that box of cigars that have been smoked over the years, there's one left. Really? Yeah. Really? Uh-huh.

Tam Better Misto says, bring back German Red Bull Guy. No. He can't for a minute. He's got to be like, um... You've got to be hyped. You don't want to be sick. Yeah, he's got to be like Thanos. You've got to build up to him.

Can you say? say fine, I'll do it myself in the rebel. No. Damn. Okay. I'll save that. You're like dark Thanos. The rebel guy is more like Kang.

Oh, no. LaGraille 866 says, When Alex said, when it gets above 20, I burst out laughing. I'm in France. it's 30 what is with this what is with this French thing all of a sudden yeah what the hell coming out

the woodwork we say one name wrong I can't stand when people do this well I'm in bloody Texas and it's like yeah it's like being in hell every day you're acclimatized to it bro it's not only that though but like the actual air is different here

yeah they also have infrastructure though they have infrastructure but like an arid desert air is dry. We have like moist fucking polluted like disgusting

river water air. Pooh air. Yeah. Yeah. All the like sewage dumped by the private water corporations dumping sewage

into our rivers and then that evaporates and we can't breathe. Yeah. At least the... It's literally 30 degrees two day. Yeah. And it's

way too way too much yeah our houses are designed to lock in heat so we get one sunny day

and then for the entirety of summer your house is just like boiling hot I was on the bus earlier and didn't have

aircon and it was like 3pm yeah the buses are evil if you ever have to go on the underground

in London oh yeah yeah I did yesterday in this heat And it's like if it's not the Elizabeth line you're fucked Yeah

Genuinely Yeah You're cooked Well I'll bring up London a little bit more In a moment There's a couple more To get through here Deboos says

The device has been activated I think this guy's like Trying to scare me I think I think now and again They try and scare me And it works You frightened

Yeah I'm always baseline A little bit frightened Yeah, me too. The gayest jar fan wrote in saying, Thanks for the birthday song, Lads. With your encouragement,

I managed to finish Half-Life Alex. The reason I hadn't beat it sooner was because I'm easily frightened. And the head crab jumping at me in VL was too scary. Apparently, I was only about three hours away from the end. I can't really blame you for that because the scariest thing I've ever played in a video game is a level in that game.

Yeah. But by the sounds of it, you got past that and then stopped. Yeah, that's interesting. Yeah. Because it was like smooth sailing after that, that sequence. Yeah, the rest is like a power trip to me. Yeah. I'm going to have to replay that game soon.

Mr. Blue Pumpkin Kneed, R.E.9, says, is Jim looking forward to Resident Evil, 9? And as he played the remake for 4 yet, I remember I'm really liking 8. Um, I'm a full-on Resident Evil, like, Guna now. I love Resident Evil. Because of the mods scene on PC. Yeah. That shit's hilarious.

You know the devs are like just as goonish. Yeah, yeah. Their official skins are... Their engine is nuts. Their engine's crazy. The fidelity is wild. It has been since seven. Hmm?

And man, since seven, I've been a Resident Evil gooner. Truth, I forgot you really vibed as seven. Yeah, because that was my first Resident Evil. Well, no, it wasn't. Five was my first. one back when it came out I stand by that game that game rocks

I love five stupid though yeah it's dumb as hell but Resident Evil should be stupid it's stupid in the wrong way I would say it's more like gears war you're like fighting like a giant scorpion

yeah no some of it sucks ogres are chasing you on like a truck it's like dumb I played like the first act or something it was bad nah that game's right but then I play Resident Evil 2 remake and I'm like this might be one of the best games I've ever played yeah

Resident Evil 2 is up though for me as like a top top 10 at some point for I did play for ridiculously good I need to play it everyone says it especially as a Dead Space fan not the original for remake 4 yeah yeah play the original but um yeah you can you can taste that dead space DNA yeah and yeah I'm hyped like I this franchise is in a position at the moment for me where it's like this is they got the trust yeah I can actually pre-order this

true because it's not going to be dick there's like three franchises I can do that with now yeah from games yeah from games Resident Evil um that's kind of Assassin's Creed

yeah yeah Caller Duty um And finally, I think this is finally, yeah. The Fisherman's Plight says the JAR Media movie and the fact that it's the highest rated Ryan Rodney Reynolds film on Letterboxed LMAO.

So I don't know if you remember literally six years ago at this point. Jarre kind of took over letterboxed? Yeah, yeah, I kind of did. Yeah. So I want to enjoy this before it's taken down. So someone I guess listed JAR Media the movie

2025 directed by Jeremy Perron director of Mars Express go watch that movie the tagline is Jarling Jockey Alex and Jamie

battle the evil James to save the chicken jockey is the plot there it's currently yeah if you go on Brian Reynolds profile it's his highest rated film

let's go um if you look at the casting crew um it looks way better on the mobile version I'll get it up on my phone because it's just more funnier that way I guess um looking at the

the poster it's like a it's like a BVS type situation where you and I fight and then we have to face off against that's just like the first act or something yeah yeah yeah okay here we are do bleed so Alex Beltman as I hate everything slash Alex Beltman Jamie Beltman as beast slash Jamie Belman James as evil James Hazley as the entity Adam YMS parentheses archive footage

Jake man carrying thing Nadia woman carrying man Ralph Seppi Jr. movie maker Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt slash the creator of destiny Let's go! Ben Stiller as Alex the Lion. Yo.

Ryan Reynolds as Jamie's best friend. Steve Downs as Master Chief. Adrian Arjona as Alex's girlfriend. Ezra Miller as the Flash Larry Allen. Tom Holland was Nathan Drake Her Camille Nijiani as Kingo

Let's go Noah Schnap as run And finally Dane Dahan as Green Goblin So pretty stacked Yeah, that's one a hell of a cast We're looking at perhaps the movie of the year It's already got some reviews in there

Lily said run Let me try that again Probably the most normal movie ever made Zero Stars, okay, from Fowler Warden said Watch with my Red Bull or something I'll read one more The Perfect Goof said

That common see homage scene felt very derivative and unnecessary But overall, pretty good movie Feels like a modern Japanese New Wave film With just a dash of dreaminess Might be too nihilistic of a watch for some But I think it will hold up as a cult classic A staple of the slow cinema movement Can't wait for the Criterion 4K is 0 out of 10

Yeah, so enjoy that while at last Yeah, we've done it Our movie's finally out there And it's renowned Yeah, it's renown part one Can't wait for renown part two Skip straight to renown part three, I say Damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn

I love it. I love it. Damn, Daniel. Hot damn, Daniel. Jesus Christ, Daniel. Will you stop doing it, Daniel? Fucking hell, Daniel. So for me, it's been a little bit of a music month. M.M.

M. M. M. M. M. Music month? Ah, music month. Yes. I see music like occasionally. but I've seen three notable musical events in the month of June Music Month tier list

Hmm I could do that You were at one of the three I was So I suppose we can start there We went to Frum A nice little town

It's kind of like a mini Bradford It's very pretty It's in like a valley yeah it looks like a Skyrim town or something yes it's like a river run if um you put um a few thousand years of neo-liberalism if there was like a Greg's there

it's just River Run with Greggs I bet you that's a mod Greg's mod for Skyron but we saw an Irish band called the Hot House Flowers I don't think either of us had heard of them nope our parents really wanted us to go

so we went as a family sort of thing we did um little family outing like we were little boys again yeah and we probably were the littlest boys in the crowd yeah yeah because they they were somewhat big in the 80s

they were never like huge um I guess locally to England because I've talked to a few people since about them and they were like oh yeah the hot hell of flowers. And I didn't realize they were a pool like that.

Uh-huh. Yeah, they have a particularly big song. Yeah. I've already forgotten the name of it. You can find on the spotterfair. Some... I was going to do a Travis Scott Drake song. Sick I made for sake. Fuck that one. It was quite a small venue.

Mm-hmm. And it was fire. It was incredible. I thought it was really good. Yeah. Because I was expecting, um, folk music and there's there's folk in there it is folk it's for sure it's it's it's it's folk rock gospel yeah and man i kind of want to be religious now no this you don't need to be religious to use the gospel like style or sound because i think it's what is so good about talking heads i think it's it's what is so good about so much music like um the

Jack White song Harold Holmes Yeah, yeah When it's channeling that energy There's something that's spiritual about It gets you into a fervor And you're like wild in Yeah

And he was getting all this like crowd interaction And getting like half the crowd to Go And the other decides to do something else Yeah, yeah, yeah Uh huh ridiculously talented um pianist

as well the yeah the lead singer the lead singer he was bare for and he looked like you come out of like a different time yeah I said to you like right after it ended he was either going to be like a in a rock band or a cult leader

yeah yeah and luckily he ended the former yeah but he looked like like a far cry villain like big beard yeah big hair suit jacket and then like no no shirt I think he was like topless yeah yeah with a with a big necklace and trousers to be fair he was singing in Gaelic now and again yep had a really interesting set

he did a really cool uh kind of tribute to Palestine yeah that way like everyone had to be silent yeah i've i've never um i've never heard an artist do that where they're like don't give us applause yeah they're like we're gonna do this song and it was one in gaelic wasn't it it was yeah um and it's quite like a sad song uh and people are so dumb like some people like still did it anyway even though it's like the most basic command that's just as a unit like pay respects for a moment but otherwise then they did a different song after that you could like I guess clap yeah I thought they were really good I thought the double bassist was fire again how often do you see a double bass and when they pull out the

like Irish flute that was awesome yeah I loved that it was just going so it didn't look real like the way it looked like the sound had been like added on yeah yeah it wasn't it was all being played live obviously but like just how how talents did they were in the harmonica and everything the drama was incredible um and well just before we started recording i was listening to one of the songs on spotify and you remarked how you just can't capture that vibe no um they are like a live band i think um there are that's a thing like i feel like a few trivins is kind of that way Yeah, for sure, for sure. I've struggled to listen to them now because it's like,

there's an element there that is lost. Yeah, and that varies because like NIN was crazy how similar it sounded to a recording, but it just depends on the vibe of the music and what the... Yeah, I feel like every artist I've seen made the effort to go and see live has been better live, like obviously. but some of them translate into like a Spotify playlist better than others. Yeah, yeah. Or just sound, it's just different sometimes.

Yeah, and sometimes they're relying on the performance of like an individual, like the Hot House Flowers. Everyone in the band kind of makes space for the lead guy. Yeah. But they also like work as a unit, so. Yeah, for sure. And it's not like He kind of got the most time

He drew the most attention But he also Gives time to each member of the band To shine through Yeah, because it's It's standard to kind of like Go through the band members And have them do like a little bit of a solo

But they like went in With like each band members Yeah they perform like a whole song each Yeah yeah including the double bassist Like doing a full ass They like stop the show And he's like I This is a song for my mum

Who's in the audience She's like 900 years old Yeah, yeah. And then he shreds the double bass. Like, who shreds the double bass? It was very cool. So cool. I think the double bass is the coolest instrument.

It's probably up there. The size, the sound, the... Something like domineering about it. Yeah. It's like a threatening instrument. Yeah. And man, it sounds so good. Yeah.

So I'd recommend seeing them if you ever get a chance. I bet seeing them in Ireland would be like... Oh my God. It would be... I love that. But I think if you're local to the UK, for sure make the effort. That's more of a sort of understated one. The other two were kind of big London events that I went to.

I went to Lido Festival in London. Mostly see Charlie. Does Lido stand for something? You look so excited about the Charlie. Yeah, I love Charlie. He's in love, everyone. That album's crazy good, man. it's like what

it's your type shit it's my type shit um but there were other people there uh including billy Billy not Billy Elish

like a jar fan called Billy oh okay did you bring you a cat who had um he had the most firm handshake uh like to the point where it's like memorable memorably awesome

I love a firm handshake uh huh yeah so that was cool shout out to Billy Yeah, let's go Billy He was there for Blade Someone I

A vampire He kind of looks like a vampire He's He's kind of in that young lean crew Young lean Swedish I kind of drink Red Bull on stage Oh right right

Yeah okay It's not really my thing I actually left halfway through Blade Damn Um Because it was really really hot that day as well. Shading Blade. But it's a festival, like, you can just walk around.

Right. Fuck you, Blade. Jakes, jokes. It was Blade the Dare as well, who, uh, some people, he produced a song on, it, it basically felt to me like it was a hype festival for Charlie. So it was like a lot of like, Magdalena Bay were there as well, who I think are really cool.

They don't really have a link to Charlie, I don't think. but the dare produced a song on Brat and he's like quite popular I guess on TikTok and stuff he's known as in some crowds as to elitists like me as like bipolar sound system because he's so similar to LCD in some ways

why bipolar I guess it's just a slight against him Oh Yeah I mean he was fine I just You have to be When it's just

Unlike the Hot House flowers Where there's a whole band And you can enjoy like all the instruments being played It's just him on the stage Yeah And you have to be like Charlie tier To be able to pull that off You know what I'm saying

Yeah Yeah I do know what you're saying I think Charlie's the only Type of musician I've seen where they're the only thing on the stage where I really liked it I normally as a rule

don't dig that as much I kind of want to see live music when I see live music I want to see it I want to see a band really I want to see a bunch of instruments yeah yeah see I don't know if I've ever been to a venue like that that's like Taylor Swift type vibes like yeah like big pop star

like they're the one yeah but even like when we saw like gorillas there was a huge band we saw we've seen lcd sound system there was like there were like 15 people on the stage yeah i don't know if i've ever seen an artist where it's like one person maybe at womad maybe at womad or uh at forward festival there were um at hot house flowers there was the girl at the beginning yeah she had a guitar though yeah i guess but taylor swift would as well yeah like i don't know if i'm being a i mean shout out to her i mean like uh I don't know.

I didn't catch her name, but she was good. She was good as well, yeah. Gorgeous voice. So it was a fun festival. It was a fun time. It was nice seeing Charlie again. There was a technical difficulty, where she has, on her remix album,

she did a song with Blade, and they did that version on stage, but all the, like, timing's were fucked up and wrong, and she had to be like, stop, stop. We got to, like, restart. this like we put the wrong version on to redo it um but it was good it was a good show it's uh the energy is i guess kind of what you're there for for that when it's like thousands and thousands of people all like vibing out um it was a nice day and they had like frozen mugs

and stuff it's good it was nice it was nice did you twerk for charlie i was twerking hard Yeah Good Nice And finally I saw a 9-inch nails Yeah You did mention earlier

But I brought tear to my eye Yeah From the second You've been shouting them out for a long time Yeah I've loved them forever And I guess I just never figured I'd ever get to see them live Yeah yeah yeah

and the maybe my favorite set up as far as like the structure of the performance it was split into acts that's cool two stages um the

there was kind of the main stage the standard like O2 stage but then in front of that there was a square like platform that came up had a piano on it like a mixing deck a couple guitars or And he started on that doing like a slow piano song and it kind of escalated and would change. I got really elaborate at certain points.

So when I went to the main stage, there was this big sheet slash veil of the drummer playing. And it seems like it's a pre-recorded thing. But they like move it. And it turns out the drummer was playing the whole time. but he was just being projected giant in front of this big sheet type thing but then um there is this like veil put over the stage and they project from each angle like imagery to like complement so it's still kind of like see through and you can see them behind it and he's got a song called copy other just for example copy over copy over as and as he was saying those lyrics like copies of him

were like appearing around him from the projections. It was already thoughtful and cool like that. And each song had a completely different like setup like that. The this DJ Boy's Noise was there as well who did an incredible remix album of the Challenges score from the film Challenges, which I rinsed when that came out. So it was cool that he was there and he was performing. them at certain points um i just sound is so good like a nice range of all of his uh he did like a bowie cover in there uh which song i can't remember what it's called it was one i wasn't really

familiar with um there were a couple weird people in the crowd yeah there was this my voice just broke but there's a lady like in my periphery and for the whole show she was on her phone Instagram. That's what happens when you go to a live thing and they don't have the like TikTok subway surfer like guy. Yeah, what they kind of do with all this like visuals going. Yeah, but you need to start with you need point of reference. You need subway surfers.

And people getting pissed off at the end because he finished the set with hurt, which is quite a like quiet song at first. Yeah, I suppose. And people were like just talking and shit. And so people were going like, shut up! Smosh style at them. And it was another unfortunate like technical difficulty thing happened a couple

times where Trent's mic stopped working. So one of the backup singers had to like take over and like finish a song. Sure. And then he had a, there was a funny moment where he had to take the mic while there was no music and he was like you know my least favorite thing is when i'm told that i need to fill time because someone broke something and he was just kind of like awkwardly like so he started doing like stand up yeah yeah so how do you guys feel about airplane yeah and he um he smashed his guitar up at the end okay yeah cool and it was just awesome

range of people there too yeah those of like goths um even spotted a couple thurries let's go just going in there suited up one of them was tailed up didn't see my tail um yeah such a wide age range and you could tell like how much of a superfan they were based on their like tour date shirts like there were some of them like from the 90s and shit of like cool shirts that if you wanted to buy vintage are like 300 pounds or whatever wow yeah so i managed to get one of those for that date and i'll treasure it yeah i'm really happy i got to see it i thought it was fire fire fire fire see i i considered um getting kandrick tickets because he that would be fire and that would be a one man of stage thing but i feel like him and caesar true are they touring together yeah

Oh cool. Yeah, that would be good. I feel like he would sell it Charlie style. You know what I'm saying? Oh my god, yeah, um, for sure. He's twerking on the floor, spitting on it. Yeah, spitting on my thing. Damn, Kendrick, didn't know you were freaky life? Um, yeah, I'd love to see Kendrick, but then there's ticket prices. Yeah, crazy, crazy. It's like 300 pounds. It's like, fuck you. I need Maricott, dude. If it's one or the other. Sorry, K dot.

have you heard the drama about um his performance in toronto no what happened well um so kendrick has gone on this giant tour right all across america stopping off in one place in canada Toronto the home of one drizzie of course yes of course of course i always forget he's canadian some reason yeah um well because like he's that only Canadian fucking asshole. Like, they're all really nice. You got Stephen Crowder. You got, uh... Stephen Crowder, Canadian.

Yeah. Jordan B. Beadsden's Canadian. That checks out. There are some, like, now and again, I'll just Google, like... Of course, yeah. Like, famous Canadians. And, like, some of the people in there... Ryan Reynolds. Huh? Ryan Reynolds is Canadian.

Yeah, you're right. Yeah. So of a bitch. So they got some enemy creators. Yeah, yeah. I guess. but B.B. Old Drizzi he was a bit hurt

because like all the people all the Drake glazers were like Kendrick just can't do it in Toronto like nobody's going to care sold out like stadium

nobody's going to care yeah he plays not like us and everyone goes fucking crazy for it A minor yeah he kills it so then Drake jumps on Instagram

and he's a little bit upset because a Canadian like politician went to the show and he was on Instagram about this so Drake DM'd this politician who was caught by other people at the show

yeah they like saw him so they were like taking photos of this politician at the KDOT show so then Drake DMs the politician and he's like disappointed in you man what have you done and then the politicians like actually i was only there for scissor the lamest fucking shit ever wow um so yeah there's been all drama spilling out from that um

that's like a really weird thing to do which bit like the drabming like a politician who was uh yeah like he could have been there with like his daughter or something like yeah it checks out um with drake though that's how he rolls it's like oh you're not loyal then Canadian politician who I've never talked to before I thought that was um Kendrick loyalty loyalty loyalty

wow true yeah and um drizy Drake dated reaena I think from the song hasn't he dated um does he date people like a different person a day yeah um like what do they talk about they don't talk he just he flies them out from wherever they are to his like mansion bangs them

and then moves on right that's um that's the drizzy way i guess think he's fulfilled fulfilled i think he's a really like happy like um there's a happy person Alice to slide into a politician's DMs. Yeah, because he went to a concert. I mean, I guess anyone would be but hurt at the song that Kendrake made of it. Drake made that bed. He's got a sleep in it, he. Well, as all things do, they always loop back to Kendrick and Drake beef.

Anything else you want to have in this section before we head into the middle. of the break? No. I just think the NIN show sounds really cool. I love when they turn music, live music into like a whole experience. It was like on the verge of being like a rock opera kind of feeling. Or it was even making me think of the best performance all time.

Stop making sense. You know? Really? Just the way you're using a stage and building it up from a small. point in and getting more elaborate as you go yeah um he's got an amazing voice too really yeah

was there a bit where he like runs off stage and snorts a line of coke no that's David Byrne style yeah um I guess it sounds awesome see after these messages oh there's a clicker in the room with this my nose is all fucking clunged

is it from the pups It genuinely might be They shouldn't be very pollen either No I can't imagine they are They're all Ain't no flowers I'll need these boys Ain't no hot house flowers

I need boys I was trying to think Because I I've stopped using nasal spray For the most part But I've got like a new drug Is it bananas It's a catamine

Yeah Oh there were loads of like drug dogs At Charlie Really Yeah it doesn't surprise me Kind of lame though. I know, it's like...

Just let it be. Let it be. What are people going to be doing? Like, taking heroin? What are you, like... I know. And there was like weed everywhere anyway. Like, it just stank of weed anyway.

The dogs are just bait. Yeah. And that was a funny thing. After Nin, as the crowd was leaving, this, again, with the French, this French couple, this woman looked over to me and was like, do you smell wheat

I was like no she was like ah good we got away with it then they looked like they had stepped out of the 70s really yeah they looked exactly like that and then they like power walked off and left like the stinkiest trail

of wheat that's gay so yeah yeah oh Marijuana. Marukwana. Everyone smacks it in London. Literally.

Yeah, I forgot that because like doing the walk I did through London yesterday. I think I spotted about five people just on that walk. Yeah, they'll just be walking around, um, crazy. Just fucking decriminalize it. I know. Deng and coy, tip off the toy, ding-deng doi, lover, loy, father of foy, trip to the joy, sing-sang loy. Danger, doi, go high, I'm the boy, I'm satisfied. Yeah.

Welcome to the second half of the cast, or we head over to the suggestion thread over on the Jiamedia subreddit and answer questions. People. People. Um, if you got this far, comment, who is blue shirt guy? um that's a rock on moment that is a rock on moment uh no project 593 can get us started here if you could have any disease which one would you pick i'm torn between cholera or botulism what's botulism that sounds like a practice it's when a bot fly just gets in oh really no i don't know well we should really

call dad he's the guy to call on this yeah he knows his diseases that's for sure man knows his pathogens uh he's a microbiologist for the record he doesn't just like yeah it's not his special interest although kind of is yeah uh i'd take like a fucked up one um bubonic plague oh you know i used to be A UK classic. As a year seven, I was obsessed with I just had it on the tip of my eye. What the fuck? Is it an eye disease?

No. What are the symptoms? It's like been sorted. Bubonic plague? No, and they've got like, they've got a couple of... Because I wrote a whole comic around it where the story was based around it. Smallpox? Smallpox. There you go. I can't believe that. um everyone knows small bugs come on yeah but i love the idea that like there were a couple uh samples of it being stored somewhere they are right there's that like place yeah but that's what

my comic was about where like the super villains like stole it to like make her strong new version of it you know never six yeah basically i think that was a man man boy boy comic really yeah oh shit uh i've got them over there somewhere How do they save the day? Um... Did they make a vaccine? Was it vaccine propaganda? There's...

I can't remember if I told you about this, but there's a trans character in it. No way. Let's go. Boy, boy becomes girl, girl. Yay! Let's go! Like in the comic? Hell yeah.

Um, yeah. Yeah. It was wild reading that shit again. Let's go, they. But, uh, yeah. Is it in the smallpox one as well? I think so. Let's go.

It's like a whole MCU type situation. It's hard to keep track. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm saying. There was Driller. That wasn't my favorite. It was innocent. It wasn't like that.

He was like a stick man with drills for hands. Did he have a drill on his head as well or just hands? I think he did actually. He'd like dig around. Yeah. Yeah. I could see Drillard being in the MCU. he's going to be in the fantastic fall you just watch yeah what's this space um i suppose you can

you can technically live a like fulfilling life and have HIV as a disease i guess like if you have to pick one like i'd probably choose that over botulism not that i know what it is or what it does do yeah botulism might be great it might be the best one yeah we start And botulism. Yeah, it turns you into like, venom. Well, speaking of these old stories, Loptical, says,

I've been listening to Old Jarre and loved the world of spice. Does Jim have any other childhood stories other than being a big muscle man who fucks what was? Kind regards. I don't know what that is. My classic youth.

I don't know what that's referencing. Neither do I Is he saying that you had Like a character Maybe I don't know I don't know what I was saying Like 10 years ago

True But I didn't create spice That was you The world of spice It like implies Oh yeah the question does imply That was your one Yeah

I'm not taking credit for that I didn't rip off Dean No it doesn't It didn't rip off Dune Because the ice cream man Was the villain of that one oh really yeah he was scary yeah he was real to like all of us yeah because that that creepy ass you know that instrument where you're like

ding ding ding ding ding whatever it's called a little music box a little music box yeah it sounds like a giant music box that's like really old and kind of out of tune yeah that shit is creepy and it's like where is it coming from yeah because we never saw it it's everywhere in nowhere. Yeah, we're on like a main road as well I never see it. Yeah, echoed through the tone. But I wasn't really like that. I never drew

I didn't like drawing until I felt like I should, you know? Now you can just generate whatever you want so. Yeah, exactly, so I was right the whole time. Um, no, I

I had like uh, like like fiction type shit like in my head you know like i'd watch spider man too and be like right i'm spider man right what am i up to you know that was that's one thing i've never done i don't think is right fan fiction no i don't think of it i feel like i'd know if you did i feel like the world would know yeah it'd be crinchy yeah it would be on devian oh it would be like a classic i don't know

I prefer making my own guy like Ning guy He's my new one Ning guy Yeah He's evil I put a picture of him on screen Yeah

I kind of assumed he was a goody Nah Is he different king Nick Do you still beep it Oh I have to now Because you did the king Bit So I guess I'll have to beep it

Yeah Oh okay Yeah Oh well So I guess you don't have anyone else outside of the big muscle man who fucks haws um i i don't yeah i guess that's my one guy i've got loads of guys that one of my favorites was um tig foot rot

he had like a little propeller on his head but he was like jack bad tiny legs okay because his feet were rotting yes that's good that's cool i guess the propeller kind of like counteracted. I feel like I want to take 50% of the credit for acid man. Yeah. An alkali man. Who was Flamer? Yeah, Flamer and Icer. Because I always felt like you were Icer and I was Flamer. Yeah. I always felt that way. So yeah, I feel like we co-labbed. I don't only have big muscle man who fucks a whole. I guess so that that whole superhero world of Flamer, ice uh acid man acid man alcoholine man what which one started that acid man acid man yeah for sure alkaline's like he's it he's like uh he's like robin no one's picking alkali man in smash you know

yeah yeah no one no one's playing as alkali man on the playground or choosing everyone wants to be flamer or icer or acid man yeah acid man's cool acid man rock yeah how do we get there oh right childhood stories yeah not sure I'll take acid man

acid man is my number one yeah Flamer I do like that Flamer had his theme tune Flam had a theme tune and now in hindsight knowing that that is like a

gay pejorative if you're a flamer oh really let's go we had no clue for the record we're like children jumping on a trampoline

like 10 years old that's so funny what's a flamer what is a flamer do in gay culture let me see Flamer Flamer gay

what does AI say derogatory slur for homosexuals chiefly used in the United States so that's why we didn't know it then the shares its meaning with the origin of the highly and then i didn't realize it was a fucking slur i thought it was like yeah of course what do you mean of course i thought it was like bottom power bottom oh right

no no no i guess it's to mean like flamboyantly gay like flaming gay um oh okay yeah although i've never heard that no i've never heard that i guess if it's american why would we but uh well we absorb a lot of like american culture through film and stuff and i i guess but i don't i've never even heard no film no no but like i've heard the f slur that the other f slur i guess um in film and stuff because i remember when we first talked about acid man and flamer or whatever there are a couple comments about that oh shit yeah oh sorry are we allowed to say flame of that yeah because we we mean the

superhero. Yeah, I guess. It'll be one of those situations where, like, it's Zootropolis here. It's Zootopia for them, you know? Like, when you take it over there, it's the sorcerer stone instead of the philosopher's stone. So what would they call it, fire a... Fire guy. God damn it.

Everything's going to be ruined. No, it's like, genuinely, if you follow the etymology of so many things, it's like, oh, That's like insanely wildly racist in its origin. Like when you look up... Everything is a slur. God damn it, kind of shit. Uh, G.H. Rocker has one for us. Hey boys.

New Dad Jarling here and this one's dark. Tips for dealing with the loss of a pet. I lost my Nessie suddenly last week due to bladder failure. She was about six and when we saved her four years ago from a Romanian kill shelter, she left for a groom one day and then upon her. returned she was dead hours later the surgery I paid for didn't work and after saying goodbye she passed with literally one milliliter of the sleeping injection she was ready to go but thought so hard but thought so hard so that we

could be with her in the end won't rattle on but when I wanted to give up she saved my life if it wasn't for her I wouldn't be I wouldn't have believed in myself enough to think I could raise a son and since I've done lots for dog charities which I'll continue to do till I pass I had to take time off of work to be with my wife and remaining dog to grieve any tips or even just a kind word or two goes a long way photo attached but I'm not sure if it will work on the thread game on boys sorry to hear that we can relate I guess yeah there's nothing worse we lost uh flossy the chalky lab um long time ago now yeah I

I feel like um that acceptance is like down the line um and feel every step of it yeah um yeah you have to like process it go through it feel what you're feeling um it's nice i guess that you do have another dog um because that was part of what was surreal to me was like flossy just happened to die the exact same day that i got agi so yeah i at least had that sort of as a distraction and a bit of positivity um to counterbalance it. I think weirdly as well, like the, a potentially beautiful part of death is the

way it brings together all the people who loved what has now gone. Yeah, it's a shame she was so young. Yeah. But at least treasure those six years. uh sorry four years because you adopted her that you did have with her um yeah it's never easy but you got to go forward ain't got my choice no matter yeah but it's all a part of it it's all like it yeah it made me the whole floss thing made me realize like how valuable um um

like pets and that kind of thing are for like almost like priming you for that yeah was it's like such a huge um learning experience like the the I think your first loss of of any living thing um is like a reality check moment yeah and it doesn't really matter at what point in your life it happens it's it always just like rocks yeah your whole world and understanding and it will be in different ways though too because floss was like our childhood dog as well yeah like we were like little kids when we got her type yeah um but i don't think it affected any i don't think it like affected me more than it did like our mum or dad right yeah yeah because like they were just as tone up.

Yeah, you're right. You are correct. Okay, I'm not going to do that one because that would be crazy. Kind of a insane whiplash. I'm going to do this one. Let's bring up the mood a little bit. From Jake Ward 2639. Has Alex tried this out yet?

And he sent me this link. Old news now, but I think you might get a kick out of it. It's Loy and free. So I guess, actually, maybe I'll play it out my phone. I don't know if you know Loy. It's one of the Man Man Songs. Kino? No, it was actually before Kino Lois, I believe.

Wow. It was just one of my stims for a while. Loi. Yeah, I'm fully familiar with that. Yeah, but I guess... A hip-pop poise. to some AI bullshit. These are my lyrics.

Yeah. Danger, do I'm on the boy. is this AI yes what's the point of like doing what's the point of like doing anything yeah this is so I love that Lie! Pips to the boy Premium thought

Wow Let's go God damn Yeah AI's done it They've done it again Yeah these motherfuckers They fucking robot guys So yeah

Thanks for that Yeah nice Well done Jake Ward Um I thought this was interesting actually from Butterbee in one, two, three. Good morning, boys, or something? Question for Jim, since smoking was mentioned.

Mentioned. Thoughts on the song, Field of Dreams, from Low Raw's last album. I ask this because it's a song about smoking addiction, something that has always plagued Ryan and was most likely partially responsible for his death of pneumonia. Shit, that would make sense.

I wonder how Jim interprets this song, as I know it's definitely one of the better songs on that album, even if I'm a non-smoker and don't immediately resonate with the theme. I still haven't had the heart to listen to it, so I can't really add much to this. I'm going to have to re-listen to that song and get back to you because I had no idea that was like the context. I thought that was quite interesting. I guess we can revisit that.

Yeah. Um, let's do a couple more here. Before we round down. Round is bare boar down. Um... Let's do this one from Rank the Dank. Hello there, young ones. Hope all is well.

My question is this. What are some of the ways you two like to express yourselves creatively outside of YouTube Anjar? I know Alex likes to write and draw and Jamie plays music. What is it about these or other particular activities that draws you to them? Have you had any revelations or findings of joy with them recently? are there any branches of art that you'd love to explore but haven't found the chance to and are there any underrated opportunities to creative to creativity you find in your everyday life

I think creative expression is one of the crucial elements to living a fulfilled life and as the creative young gentleman I know you to be I'm sure you'd agree after all one does not simply write the buffalo at such a young age without some sort of Spark, artistic eye calling Um Yeah I just write Variations of the Buffalo

Every day Yeah That's your dragon to chase Your Buffalo to Buffalo to Rangle Yeah What do you think

Um I feel like The The revelation I've come to is that there are no revelations It's like Excuse me

It's like filling a bucket One drip at a time You know Well how's that not revelation What do you mean? Well that that's the final revelation I guess I've like finished music I suppose The bucket's full I've done it

No No but like the bucket is filling A bucket has a hole in it Yeah The bucket does have a tiny hole hole in it, but it feels faster than it drains, but it does drain. And then you plug it into AI and it goes, break me your voice!

Yeah, then you don't have to worry about it. You go back to play and fucking hell dovers. Yeah. I guess the revelation for me is like, just being okay with doing things just for myself. Yeah. That's what I'm trying to, um, to actually be satisfied with.

Um, but I can't. Cause that's a, I've really, in the last few years I've really struggled like getting to sleep and my way that I've like figured out how to get to sleep now is like just working on this like world that I've designed basically. That's exactly what I do. That's what I've been talking about. Really? Yeah. Yeah. But it's like getting quite elaborate now and I've like, I'm writing it down. Really? Uh huh. See mine's all all in there. Because it's like, there's mechanics to it, and it's like, okay, I've got this end goal in mind. How do we get there? How about this happened?

And then as a result, blah, blah, blah, and all that. Yeah, yeah. It's genuinely, like, fun. It can make you excited to go to bed. Yeah, yeah. Apart from when, like, you're having some fire thoughts, and then you fall asleep and you wake up and you're like, man, I was thinking. What was I thinking? Yeah, I forgot.

Oops. Yeah. That's really annoying. But I like doing a, like, a particular sort of, like, scene, like, again. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I know exactly what you mean. Yeah, yeah. Like perfecting it.

Mm. Yeah. Yeah, it's like doing takes. Kind of, yeah. Like a movie. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Because I've got such, like, a visual...

Like, when I close my eyes, I can, like, just picture anything pretty much. Mm-hmm. So I can basically stage it almost. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I um, I either do like that, um, I never write stuff down. It's either that or I'm like playing a piano in my mind, trying to fall asleep. What does that look like? Do you see the keyboard or do you just hear the notes?

It's like a core part of, um, learning anything. You know that? this might sound kind of like cringy to make this equation is that a word equation not equation equation equation equation yeah

something equals something but um like dark souls right you know when like you're going at a boss you're going at a boss you're going at a boss and you just can't fucking get it and it beats your ass so hard

you're like fuck it I'm I'm done for today you turn it off you go to bed you come back to it the next day first try I was really having that with Chlorib Sule. Mm-hmm. Yeah.

Right. That is the same thing with music, because when you sleep, it's a core part of learning. So, like, you're, you're like... It's healing time. Yeah, you're ironing in things. Like, every mistake is, like, being cemented in. Your brain is, like, understanding it. And it's the exact same thing when you're learning an instrument.

Like, the... It just becomes second nature, you know? you're in flow state then so sometimes if I'm not thinking about trying to sleep I will just be running through stuff and I'm constantly like tapping and like running a melody through my head and that's all part of it like it's it just fills like all the gaps in your life when you're learning I think when you're learning anything um mm-hmm your brain really enjoys that process it's like challenge yeah for sure it's um and the the the incremental progress is just so satisfying and like i i'm i'm very early days really like skill wise there is so much beyond me um but to look at this like past 365 days from looking at where I was to where I am now It's like

Well you have to approach any skill Anything And it's why it's so annoying when I remember in school Like if you drew a cool picture And someone would look at it It'd be like oh that's cool man I wish I could do that

It's like you literally good Yeah It's uh You're not like a pro at something So you put 10,000 hours in Yeah it's more like finding What you want to put 10,000 hours into?

Yeah. Yeah, there's like an opportunity cost and a... Yeah. A choice to it. Unless you want to be like a generalist and just dabble and just... Depends how your mind works. Like, because some people... We all have stuff that calls out to us, though.

And even if that thing is like video games. Like, you want something beyond video games. Don't make video games your entire thing. You're like... Yeah, yeah. Yeah, you need more than that. But a bit of balance. Yeah, for sure.

but like I feel like me doing piano has made my enjoyment of video games better because it's just more like endorphin spread you know like I can't get out of video games what I get out of learning to play the piano a rock band oh shit yeah no yeah scrap that yeah no more piano lessons rock band time yeah fortnight time but yeah you you can get also like chill time you do need chill time you can't some people can like grind out shit um but if yeah if i gave myself a a really strict goal um i feel like i would lose my love for like playing piano if it was like I have to learn this many pieces in this amount of time yeah all I'm doing you're just kind of doing it for the sake of doing it for the

just to be like just to be incredibly good at that thing you know if it's if that's not naturally pulling me like I want to be able to get to the gym like I value that part of my life I want to be able to play video games I enjoy I value that part of my life I want to be able to play piano I value that part of my life but I don't want it to dominate everything else Mm-hmm. Yeah. What was she doing? She was just like freaking out. That was so distracting.

Yeah. Do you ever feel like hmm, butt hurt about like... The break? What's the best way of raising this? if you were born into like a crazy wealthy family right then you could have just like practiced on like a grand piano or i could have had like a drum kit yeah yeah in the basement or something yeah um i i think um no because the the fact that i couldn't do that practice my art because

if I had that and there'd probably be an element then of being more like pressured into doing that so then I'd probably go down a more like classical line and playing

in like in big classical groups and shit and not doing what I want you know yeah I don't know I feel like sometimes access is a thing like a material thing oh I just like just I just contrasting with like um our cousins for example that were about a decade older then um one of our uncles has like a recording studio yeah yeah um so our

younger cousins will regularly go there and there is a drum kit they can be as loud as they want they can mess around and whatnot and that that's really cool it's like yeah I get to do that yeah sure are you jealous yeah yes yeah yeah that would have been awesome to have um but there's nothing stopping my like my my circumstances aren't like ideal by any means but I's still like I'm choosing to do it and it informs how I play and what I choose to play and going forward like it that that's become a part of

yeah me like entirely yeah I feel like it it more affects how I value other people's art like that is like a valuable part of the puzzle um it's like where they come from but i guess like i've i've gone through enough like wikipedia pages of people's lives and just

notice the trend of like the advantage you get in a like nepotistic kind of way yeah where like like david burn who's like my absolute idol like his dad was like an audio engineer of some kind yeah yeah just that being born into that yeah having this these ideas sort of massaged is just going to give you such like a distinct advantage and so the thing we talk about sometimes where it's like the the best piano player yeah I remember saying never be able to yeah

um just someone in the world like yeah yeah definitely um but saying that like it's it's not there is no best yeah that's too like

simplistic like there's the the people the pianists who are recognized as like the pianists like surprise surprise they've got fucking giant hands right yeah yeah they have a physical inherent advantage and like sure they they can play things that i could

never even like dream of um but if i were to make something of my own then yeah like nobody can separate that from me um one thing i'm definitely appreciating the older I get about art in general is how much I enjoy imperfections in things and how that will often give things a personality that a perfect thing might not going back to David Byrne there's a really good quote of him saying the better a singer's voice the harder is to believe what they're saying that's an awesome quote yeah I was going to bounce off of that thought and say like that that's probably why the most popular music always has voice like someone's singing right yeah like it is personal and inherently kind of has to be imperfect you know like it's not a

perfectly tuned guitar right yeah yeah strings and it sounds all in tune like it's flesh it's it's it's like air being pushed out of vocal chords and shit but there are like like Like, perfect voices, like Adele, you know. Yeah. I don't really listen to Adele. No. I don't care about it. And like, Beyonce and stuff.

And like, no one's going to be saying that. And the weekend? Yeah. I guess it's different strokes or different folks. Yeah. Or something. But it's not like they don't have value. No, no.

It's just like what you seek. It's not really what I'm getting at. It's more. just what I'm looking for I guess from artistic endeavours um yeah that was a good one rank

thanks for that question let's do one more here if we wrap up this ep um smirph says have you played uh elder ring night rain yet just finished getting all the achievements and it was an absolute joy

to play with friends I haven't but Jim has and you really like it right I do yeah it's my more initially I was um I was won over by the price oh as far as video games go like it's cheap that's what got me on clerib skill too yeah yeah something's less than like 50 pounds now I'm like

okay yeah I'm in sure give it a try yeah yeah it's good yeah so then I started playing and I was like this is very cool in fact I love this and then I was like oh I realize what this is and I'm a little bit disappointed. And then I kept playing it and I was like, oh, this is actually really sick. I think for the price, by the time I've done every boss, I would be satisfied to, like, if I just put it down then and never play it again, I'd be satisfied. But I probably won't. I will probably keep playing it because the gameplay loop is so good. Two things I heard about it that um once they patch i think i'll be in um um one being the thing that put me off hearing about it was that uh you can't like easily like vote to stop a run if it's like

right effed yeah um and if you if you like quit there's some kind of penalty or something like this um yeah there is a penalty to quitting which i've only had to suffer once and it they need to patch this out because everyone i was playing with quit yeah two people i play i was playing with quit and then i went to quit assuming that i wouldn't get penalized right but it still said i'd be penalized so i quit and didn't play for the rest of the evening and that was the other thing was the once there's a duo lobby and it's like balance for that yeah i think that'd be really fun yeah um so i like the idea of the three but the randomness of like oh i've got like the worst the ducks i feel like like saying that the thing with from soft games is that if you're good

enough like it's it's possible shout out to zero lenny like he he went he's gone through every like souls game using just broken swords wow you know if you're good enough you can do pretty much anything so 10,000 hour player right there if I'm lacking in a run I feel like if somebody else is good enough they can carry me and sometimes I'm the person carrying two other people sometimes I'm shit and I'm getting carried and I kind of enjoy that random factor

you know because everyone was shitting on it for not having voice chat or text chat which it right kind of fair like it's a co-op game but at the same time it's kind of what I love about Eldon Ring so much like just

multiplayer with like a random dude the only way you can communicate is like the wave emote and sitting on the floor yeah I dig that it really like puts you into this world where I guess language isn't really a core

tenant of this universe I suppose yeah it's way more distracting if there's like text popping up and yeah yeah it takes you out of it um and people saying like memes and stuff it takes you out of the universe so yeah if you're like fully immersed in this um it's kind of cool like i yeah i understand not liking it but for me it's kind of exactly what i do like about from soft co-op it seems like you can't even really get mad it's like it's not the throne you're looking for you have aldermring you have the dark souls yeah you've got so many like yeah um and for that price and everything like for the price and

the the like dark souls bosses seeing some dark souls too shit in there is like crazy in in like an environment that's good you know in like a game that doesn't fucking suck some other maps would be cool too yeah um and they they've like I'm sure they will though there's D or C set to come out this year so I'm assuming there's gonna be a bunch more content and

there's a live service like it could work um all the skin is like a leveling system um or is it by run that it's very slightly like less than um it's kind of like a speed run um oh right less than hades less than

hades yeah you you get like uh perks that you can play like permanently um but that's kind of it have you played the sacaro plus no i've only played so that seems like the most appealing one to me but everyone loves the bow guy yeah I love the bow guy he's the one I just jumped to based off of his like appearance he looks badass he's fucking cool um

and the way because bows have never been viable in Fromsoff games I've never really used them in from games yeah because they suck and now like this character has made them viable in a Frommsoft game and it is really cool

like his play style is so fun um but Also, like, the default character, really fun. Um, and the big heavy guy. I haven't played as any of the, like, magic people or... There's heaps to do, then. Yeah. Um...

And the new bosses. Fucking sick. Really good. There are new bosses. Yeah, yeah. So, there's like eight new bosses, and you fight them at the end of each run. Um. and I'm

I've done every single one now apart from one the final one and they're all fucking belters they're belters genuinely they're so good hell yeah

I will I will play I remember I did the same thing when Adam ring came out you did yeah which is wild to me and then um it consumed my life

absolutely but like this this isn't that which I'm kind of thankful for yeah like it I can jump on

and play Eldon Ring for an hour and stop mm-hmm to do a run or two yeah whereas

Eldon Ring itself it doesn't have like a like a cutoff point it just goes and goes and goes yeah yeah yeah

it doesn't fit with the I don't know that's I think that maybe it's a me problem where like once I don't starting into a game

I just have to follow the inertia otherwise I'm just not going to finish it right and I'm like I just have to get this I have to get this down well yeah I feel that when I'm in a run in night rain

you know yeah yeah it's like I don't give a shit about anything else I'm in this run but I just had that with Expedition 33 yeah yeah it's like if I stop then I know I'm just going to not play it for like months and come back and be like I can't remember this shit Yeah.

Well, I think that's it otherwise for the books. Bebidaboodi, doobidi, sui, uh, kubbidi-ludi. Do that thing you always do, unless it's something bad, in which case, don't do it. Stop doing that thing. Unless it's something good,

then keep doing that thing. Always do that thing. Never stop doing that thing. Never stop. Never stop. Never stopping. no huh

stop what's new what's new scooby-do