The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz - Postgame Show: The Drapes

Episode Date: March 4, 2024

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Starting point is 00:00:37 Stugans and I were laughing during the break at the idea of Abby accidentally Inviting a neighbor over and then the neighbor comes over and then sees like seven things in the house Those are my dreams Stugans just kept for himself really into the drapes Roy Look like that you bought the white That's pretty much it we need to beautify. They're white. That's pretty much it. We need the beautified house. White drapes, that's what. Yeah. It is a funny, visual, neighbor walking.
Starting point is 00:01:10 Yes, yes. I ordered that cast iron skillet. That's my lampshade. Abby offering up tea in what are clearly. Is Stugatz in a skim's body suit? I saw over the weekend, and I wanted to ask you guys about this because when it comes to Druski for example and I'm imagining Stugatz has no idea who this is or what he does but Druski has gone mainstream not briskey in commercials
Starting point is 00:01:40 and otherwise he has gone mainstream after being Internet famous first. And I told you this the other day when Shane Gillis hosted Saturday Night Live, he said to the Saturday Night Live audience, most of you probably don't know who I am because we are at an intersection culturally. And I don't think that the people listening to this necessarily realize what the numbers show, Stu, guys, on just how much young people are consuming of the Internet. It's a lot more than older people. There's an addiction. There is something happening with young people.
Starting point is 00:02:18 There's a happiness problem as well because of how connected they are to the internet, but it became obvious to me when Shane Gillis is talking to the Saturday Night Live crowd, the audience, and he is saying, you don't know who I am, and then he is courtside at a Warriors game, and it's clear he doesn't expect Steph Curry to know who he is, and when Steph Curry sees him, you see the delight on Shane Gillis' face because like, oh, okay, this person knows me. And the thing that I wanted to ask the group was, when it comes to internet famous versus
Starting point is 00:02:59 mainstream famous, we still have a huge disconnect between what those two things are when i watch the celebrity all-star game i don't know who any of those influencers are but who's right on the line because drusky's crossed over has he not he is not a person who's just internet famous right now but he is someone who got almost all of his fame through the merit of i'm going to be funnier than people on the internet you've got a whole lot of content creators to got this is it's become a crazy proliferation because everyone has seen the amount of money that there is around being popular
Starting point is 00:03:40 on youtube and there's just a revenue stream for people who aren't otherwise famous, but have a connection point with people that isn't accrued in what were the previous ways on how it is you got to influence and popularity. And I'm not just talking about influencers, though them too. I'm talking about content makers who are doing it not on the strength of being a beautiful person or not on the strength of some, you know, some sort of sex appeal but on a talent where they're competing with other people to get famous because it's kind of the thing that everybody that's addicted to the internet seems to want.
Starting point is 00:04:23 And when you look at guys like Drew Ski, guys like Kaisenak, guys like Jake Paul, guys like Aiden Ross, where they're YouTubers, they're content creators, but they kind of spill over. Like Jake Paul has gotten into boxing, and obviously has turned that. He fought by the way over the weekend. I don't know if anybody knew that.
Starting point is 00:04:36 It was such a bad fight. He was fighting against. God, it was embarrassing that fight. A tomato can? Yeah, he was fighting a tomato. Did he fight one real boxer? He's like, all right, I'm good. Now I can go back to doing what I was doing. No, we thought a tomato can That's the business
Starting point is 00:04:51 It's a great expression. Yeah, tomato can is a boxer who cannot actually young yes Why not like a can of like pumpkin? It's a good question. I don't know why it can Billy can you look that up? Why is it a tomato? I like peas why is someone why isn't it a can of corn can a soup? I like you changing everything go ahead I mean can a corn is a pop up different I don't know why that's why is that a can of corn? I don't know why it's a can of corn I don't know we're gonna look both of those things up black beans can of black beans I don't know I'm to give to Dan in first class People don't believe that that's so they want photographic proof
Starting point is 00:05:31 But I'm telling you that they made the mistake on that flight from Las Vegas of serving black beans with rice in first class And it's not a mistake any any professional airlines should make Presumably because of tendency to bleed when battered, tomato juice leaking from a can being a metaphor for bleeding. Yeah that actually makes sense. It does. How about can of corn? Why is a little pop-up to second base called a can of corn? I'm still trying to find it here. That's okay. When 19th century clerks at groceries and general stores were looking for an easier way to reach canned goods on High shelves they started using long hooked sticks to pull them down after dropping the cans towards them
Starting point is 00:06:12 They will catch them in their aprons just like a fly ball, huh, but why corn? That's just a can't top shelf. Yes, can't good Mola keeps her peanut butter. Yeah, exactly Why her peanut butter. Yeah, exactly. Yes, exactly. Why her peanut butter? Look it up. Why not Jellie? I don't know, ask him. Ask Randy.
Starting point is 00:06:30 Right here. Ask some of Randy's mom, actually. Tony, are you amazed that when Billy throws stuff to you, it's never helpful? Like it's never helpful. Yeah, but that's okay because you know what we do, we remix it and we make it happen. We pull Miss Mola out of nowhere
Starting point is 00:06:44 and there you go, Billy come on the loo. Like a tija.

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