Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #1002: Oliver Tree and god Of Disorder with Izzy Griffin

Episode Date: June 27, 2026

On the latest episode of Tin Foil Hat, Sam sits down with Izzy Griffin for a deep dive into the mysterious death of Oliver Tree, exploring the roles of numerology, Gematria, and the hidden symbolism surrounding his social media posts, music videos, and the unfinished Antarctica film. The conversation also examines what Oliver Tree's death may reveal about the state of the conspiracy community, the future of truther content, and the influence of Choronzon, the god of disorder, as a symbol of chaos and deception infiltrating truth seeking for material gain. Please subscribe to the new Tin Foil Hat youtube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@TinFoilHatYoutube   Sam Tripoli's 5th Crowd Work Special "Hero Live From Batavia" Drops May 2nd On Youtube.com/SamTripoliComedy   Grab your copy of the 2nd issue of the Chaos Twins now and join the Army Of Chaos: https://bit.ly/415fDfY   Check out Sam "DoomScrollin with Sam Tripoli and Midnight Mike" Every Tuesday At 4pm pst on Youtube, X Twitter, Rumble and Rokfin! Join the WolfPack at Wise Wolf Gold and Silver and start hedging your financial position by investing in precious metals now! Go to https://www.samtripoli.gold/ and use the promo code "TinFoil" and we thank Tony for supporting our show.   Grab Tickets To Sam Tripoli's Live Shows At SamTripoli.com: Miami, Fl: 7/31-8/1 Lawerence, KS: 9/17-9/19 Tulsa, OK: 10/9-10/10 Dallsa, Tx: Nov 7th (TrutherCon) Austin, TX: Dec 11th-13th   Please check out Word War Debate and the WordWarDebate Contenders Series: https://wordwardebate.com   Please check out Sean Izzy Griffin's internet:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/izzyngriffin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/izzyngriffin/     Please check out Sam Tripoli's internet: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/samtripoli Sam Tripoli's Stand Up Youtube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@SamTripoliComedy Sam Tripoli's Comedy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolicomedy/%20P Sam Tripoli's Podcast Clip Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolispodcastclips/   Please support our sponsors: HIMS: No man wants to lose his hair, but for men, it's actually very common. And now with Hims, the solution is simple. Try Hims' hair loss solutions and you'll be joining hundreds of thousands of subscribers who got their flow back.  Start your free online visit today at Hims dot com slash TINFOILHAT.  That's hims.com/TINFOILHAT for your personalized hair loss treatment options. Quo: Quo is the #1-rated business phone system on G2 with over 3,000 reviews, built for how modern teams work. That's why more than 90,000 businesses – from solo operators to growing teams – rely on Quo to stay connected, professional, and consistently reachable.  Make this the time where no opportunity – and no customer – slips away. Try QUO for free PLUS get 20% off your first 6 months when you go to Quo dot com slash TINFOIL. That's Q-U-O dot com slash TINFOIL. Quo - no missed calls, no missed customers. Superpower: Make this the year you stop guessing about your health, with Superpower. Not only did Superpower reduce their price to just $199, but for a limited time, our listeners get an additional $20 off with code TINFOIL Head to Superpower.com and use code TINFOIL at checkout for $20 off your membership. After you sign up, they'll ask how you heard about them, so make sure to mention this podcast to support the show Earnin: EarnIn lets you access your paycheck as you work — up to $150/day and $1,000 between paydays. It's not a loan, so there's no interest, credit checks, or mandatory fees. Download EarnIn on the App Store or Google Play, and use code "TinFoilHat" under PODCAST to support the show.    

It's called The Book of Lies. So you have all these people who are like, oh, Oliver Tree, and he was almost 33 years old. He's not almost 33. He's 32. And you're doing all this, Jamachran, all these things to make a video, get a million views, not realizing the entire thing you're doing is literally spreading this demon of disorder into reality and resonating it to everybody. What the fuck are you guys even talking about? Global controls will have to be imposed. And a world governing body will be created to enforce them.

Welcome to tinfoil half. We go deep, home boy. Eric, open your mind. From the fountain of knowledge. There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. This is a lot of. only the beginning.

Dude, you just moved my mind. Are you ready to get your mind? All right, welcome to Tinfall Hat live from the Wise Wolf Golden Silver Studios. That's right. Go to Samtripplea.org, use a promo code Tim Fall, and you two can get in on the press medals game for as little as $50 a month, sent right to your front door. Very excited to have this next guest on. I mean, we're just hitting the stride after the Big Thousand.

very excited to have him on. I've been watching him. He's all over the place. He's on all the big podcasts. It's great to see him. Welcome back. Friend of show, Izzy Griffin, how are you, buddy? I'm doing well.

How are you guys doing? So, Izzy, you were in, like, I guess we'd say not in northern California, but like an hour or two outside L.A. Now you're in L.A. You should have came in the studio, dude, and hung out. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I'm always down. I didn't know. if I was invited, so.

Well, you're invited, buddy. Yeah. My God. Has he, are you even old enough to buy cigarettes now? Like, how old are you now? You went backwards. Yeah, I've been, uh, I've been, like, running. I got, like, super addicted to running.

I've been running a bunch. Oh, that's great. Yeah, I wish I could get addicted to run. And stuff, so. What do you try getting to fight weight? Uh, yeah, I mean, I do do MMA. I'm not trying to fight anytime soon. Definitely not.

But, uh, yeah, I just, I've just been trying to fight. to get healthier. And like I, like when you're fat, you don't realize you're fat, you know. I realize I'm fat. Yeah, I was like a big, big chubby guy. And now I'm kind of just. Oh, that's great, dude. I'm super happy for you.

Now, are you doing anything other than podcast or is this your, your big thing now? Yeah. So, I mean, I do podcasting. I do kind of like a, like I have my YouTube, obviously. But I do music as well. I'm kind of, I have a big project I'm going to be dropping here pretty soon that I've been working on for like years. So I'm pretty excited about that. But that's not going to be kind of towards the end of the year. So are you working with AI on that? Are you not working with AI in that?

Yeah, definitely not working with AI on that. Are you, are you anti-AI everything? Uh, I think like AI has some good uses, I guess in some cases, but I'm not really, I'm not really a big fan of it. Honestly, I, AI is always getting things wrong. Like, whenever I try to use it for something, it's, it's completely incorrect. It's so true, dude. It's so. It like makes shit up all the time. And I think that like knowing what they're actually trying to use AI for is really, like it freaks me the fuck out.

So I just like not into it at all. Respect, respect, respect. Real quick, before we get into it, um, tell us where we can find you, where our listeners can find you. I know you've been on before, but tell us, for those who didn't see your last episode or your last couple appearances, tell us about yourself where they can find. Thank you. Yeah, so my name is Izzy and Griffin. I primarily focus on like conspiracy in the music industry, mainly on like Patreon, honestly, patreon.com slash Izzy and Griffin is my main place.

And then I'm on YouTube, same handle at Izzy and Griffin, and then same with Instagram. I kind of go over everything. My real focus is having fully sourced, citable, sort of research backing everything I say. I think as you know, conspiracies, quote unquote, conspiracies grow and people start to see how right they constantly are. More people are kind of infiltrating the space and just saying things, which is like getting kind of troublesome, which is kind of something I want to talk about today. But yeah, like everything I say is research backed. I have sources with all of my documentation, and it's definitely starting to make waves in which people are upset.

about some of the things I say. Welcome, dude. Welcome. Yeah. So, yeah, the main place is Patreon. I think that there's enough sort of gatekeeping with Patreon that it kind of keeps a lot of the insanity away. But yeah, I mean, that's pretty much it. I focus a lot on music, honestly, music and the occult and esotericism. So I saw something the other day we're so on well, well, we've done it. 50% of the people say they don't believe, they don't know what's real and what's fake or anything like that. You know, for me, it's like, I think it's great that everybody's paranoid. I think everyone should be questioning what is real and what's not real.

I think we go back to the 80s. Everyone just deep-throated everything the elites told them. They just hook, line, and sinker. And I think that's why we got into the mess that we're in right now, because we trusted psychopaths. I think it's great that we're paranoid. I think it's, I would rather. society be a paranoid population that gets things occasionally wrong, then fully accepting

psychopaths everything they say to us, like fully accepting what they're saying. I think it's a dangerous place to be. You're nice people and you're dealing with absolute insane psychopaths. And to trust anything that comes out of their mouth is absolutely ridiculous. And I'm happy that we're paranoid. I'm happy that we don't trust the news. I'm happy that we don't trust politicians. I think shows like yours, shows like ours, shows like all the great guests we've had on,

have done a wonderful job of waking people up and that they question everything. And I think that's a much better place to be. Yeah, I mean, it's like kind of you'd always say like everything is a conspiracy when you really break it down. And it really is. Like it's so insane how even some of the more crazy outlandish things have been. true lately. You know, like, I feel like 10 years ago, everybody who was talking about Epstein on like the fringes of the internet on like 4chan and stuff were being called completely insane. That kind of turned over into COVID narratives and, you know, everybody's talking about how

everyone needs to be like forcibly vaccinated. And now everybody's backtracking on everything they thought about everyone. And now, you know, the most mainstream cookie cutter CNN, watching people are like citing document numbers of the Epstein files. It's like really crazy. I would just did Gerald Michael's podcast. He's out of Austin, Jared Michael. And he's like at this point, like if you told me a conspiracy, I go, it's possible. I go, Hitler was a Rothschild and viruses aren't real.

He goes, I go, trust me on that. It's like, that's real shit. He's like, at this point, I got to believe it. You should believe it because it's true. It's 100% true. You know, so it's like the fact that people are open-minded to the possibilities that, you know, there are people conspiring because that's really what a conspiracy is. People are conspiring against humanity. Okay.

That's it. That's all you got to know. And the biggest conspiracy out there is actually from the left that we live, that everyone is conspiring to be racist. everyone's conspiring to be homophobic, everyone's conspiring to be antisemitic, everyone's conspiring to be misogynist. That's the real conspiracy that isn't true, right? I mean, like, what's on your internet is not real.

Twitter is not real. And then they're, like, funding the things they're claiming. So you have, like, they're paying, the SPLC is, like, funding the KKK. So it's like, this wouldn't even exist without you guys financing the entire thing. It's so crazy. It's so crazy how many hate crimes are fake, right? How many supremacist groups are funded by the people saying they're fighting them?

It's like, it's crazy, and I'm sure you're into a lot of this. How much of music is absolutely 100% astroturfed bullshit. Yeah, no, it's, it's, there's a term it's called seeding. And I've talked about this on your show before I believe, but it's like every single view, every single comment. It's all, you know, there's a portion of it that is organic. And then there's a big portion of it, specifically with music that's just like completely contrived and it's completely fake. Like there's this artist, his name is like a damn killer. and he does these posts every day and they're like just cringy like memes right and he did a video like

literally yesterday because someone commented like post about your actual music and stop like being a meme and what he says is true is he says like I'm an independent artist and me making memes is just what the music industry does anyways just in a different way because everything is astro-turfed all of the interviews are bought and paid for you know you could buy a cover of Rolling Stone magazine. Like everything within entertainment in particular is completely false and completely fabricated. And one of the things is like,

you know, we're talking about me coming to LA or whatever that is like really kind of blown my mind is people like don't realize how fake all of the like clout and everything really is. Like there are people that I've met that are trying to, to like use me to social climb. And I'm, I don't know any, but I'm no,

but I'm just a podcaster conspiracy guy on the internet. So it's like the weirdest inversion thing where it's like, oh, nothing that these entertainment industry people have is organic. It's all bought and paid for. It's all fabricated and fake. And really that's what the music industry is shifting towards is they're looking over at things like podcasting

and kind of just like the truth are community as an example, it's all for the most part organic. And the music industry is not organic. And so when you see things like the Drake Kendrick Beef and particularly what we're going to talk about today with just like the death of Oliver Tree, that is all this massive like spiritual, psycho spiritual warfare in terms of the authenticity and organicness of actual audiences. That's like what the whole thing is. Because it's all, it's been, it's been. It's been. fake forever since Tavistock and the Beatles and the Beach Boy, it's always been completely fake. And now we're getting to a point where the entertainment is actually coming from the ground up

and from individuals on apps like TikTok and Instagram. And the whole system is being inverted and the entertainment industry doesn't know what to do. It's super interesting. Right now there's a big court case that got thrown out because somebody was suing that all these people on Spotify. and I think Spotify is the one who wanted thrown out are astroturfing their views. Like Kendrick Lamar, who everyone thought was a real one for a very long time,

they took like 400 million listens off his account. And people don't realize this very long ago, and I would say anywhere from 8 to 10 years ago, Lady Gaga lost her YouTube channel because YouTube figured out she was buying clicks and views. use. And they took down her page. So it's all fake.

And it's like fake it till you make it. It's like Dana Carvey said, you could put a bowl of dog shit literally on television, a bowl of dog shit. Put it on television enough and you could tour that dog shit. Like people would buy by like tickets to see the dog shit. Right? And I used to say that about Joe Rogan's dog.

Joe Rogan's dog has like 450,000 followers on Instagram. I would have to open for his dog on the road. You mean Marshall? You mean Marshall? Yeah, Marshall would headline, and I would have to do 30 to set him up as Joe plays catch with the dog. You'd bury him, Sam. Yeah, I mean, they would forget about me the minute that dog walked out.

They would be like, Sam, who, you know, it's complete 100% bullshit. It's like, and I know you just moved to L.A. from where you were before, and you're going to find out that, like, culture and art is dead in L.A. It's dead. And everyone here refuses to acknowledge it

because they're so invested in this system from 2010 to 2010s, that they all refuse to stop doing it because they've invested so much time and energy into that system that they will that that they are like no it's still going we're going to be politically correct we're going to have all this fine print to our rules of comedy and music and television and you know I'm watching game of thrones last night or house of dragons I'm not going to get into it but again a chick kicking everybody's ass. And it's just like, haven't we all agreed we're over this? At least she's pretty butch. Yeah, but I think she might have been like a half a guy. Hermaphrodite. Something like that. I don't know, but I mean, she's probably in roller derby or some shit like that. But the point is like, you know, I had a discussion with somebody and they asked, do you live in L.A.? No, like, I'm thinking moving to Austin. He was like, dude, everyone moves Austin becomes 70% not funny. And I was like,

Well, I'm 70% less funny. I go, well, I go, L.A. is culturally, it no longer pushes culture. It no longer pushes art. It's, you know, when I moved here, it was fucking amazing. And no matter what New York City told you about L.A, L.A was amazing. It's not that anymore. It's the exact opposite. There's too many people.

There's L.A. is ODing on trust fund kids. There's too many rich kids here. That's definitely the vibe I'm getting. And, you know, I've only been here for a few months. And I'm really here because I'm like finishing this project and I'll probably bounce out of here relatively quickly. But I was like doing some math. I could live out of state and travel here if I just hypothetically, like once a week and stay weekends in a hotel. And I would save like a lot of money doing that compared to just living here full time.

It makes absolutely no sense. like the the taxes are crazy they increase the sales tax from like whatever it's like nine point something to to over 10 percent yeah it's crazy it's absolutely and we didn't do it the mail imbalance got that over the top yeah that yeah it's it's absolutely insane it's just so much like fake stuff and it's like you're saying like the nepo baby thing like you know i've like met people who really do anything, but they somehow have these, like, massive homes and are, like, very well

off. And then you realize, like, oh, you just, your parents are super rich. Like, that's what this is. Okay. 100%. They're very polished. You know, my friend said this a long time ago. He goes, you know, who runs Hollywood? Trust fund kids. Private school kids. Like, you know, I don't know if you

saw this, uh, W. Quam Bell. Have you heard of that guy? Quam. Oh, you used to host that show on W. Kamal. Bell, I think. So, yeah, he was going off on Nate Burkatsi, which pissed me off because Nate is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet in your life. This is how great Nate is he. What do you have to say about him? Well, because there was a picture of Nate at the White House UFC fight and they're just going after these people like anyone gives a shit. And Bell is like this guy that just has a grift of playing the black-white thing. He's a race baiter. It's him and that other guy that used to be on Comedy Central also. Do you know what the name of his special was? This is the greatest example of how all these trust fund kids are just cosplaying liberators.

Do you know what the name of his last special was? Private school Negro. Like, he's... Is he wild? He's trying to act like you just did something there. You just told us you're a fucking fraud, dude. You went to a private school? None of us went to private school.

schools. We all want public education because their parents couldn't afford a private school. Like, what are you fucking talking about, dude? It's absolutely ridiculous. So anyways, that was a little rant. I wanted to go on. But before we get into what you want to talk about, I wanted to ask you, so I had a conversation with a good friend of mine yesterday, and he was talking about how he had this Father's Day planned, and it did not go the way he wanted to. And I was like, yeah, dude that's how it goes so i always say to him i go now imagine if you're the elites and you're trying to run the world right you couldn't even get your father's day plans to work the way you wanted to what do you think's going to happen with the elites so my question to you is do you think it's

inevitable everything that they want to do or do you think that once you move you can get to the top where it's a consolidation of psychopaths, like just absolute degenerate psychopaths. And then as it trickles down across the world, you start bringing in idiots and retards and just the train goes off to tracks. Do you think it's inevitable their plans? So here's what I think. I personally think, I think reality is quantum. And what I mean by that is I think we sort of create our own reality.

Our subconscious creates everything around us. That being said, I personally believe that they have been able to look into the future and they see how everything ends. And I think what is inevitable is that good and truth and God and Christ, wins that's what I personally think because if you kind of look to the mid 2010s when the conversation really started changing in terms of like and I'm just talking about politics because I think that there are different spheres whether it's like the occult politics entertainment pop culture culture in

general I think all of those spheres are kind of different compartments of just the entirety that is reality and I think that you started to see these conversations politically that started popping up with like you know white supremacy and these uh racists and all of these things that like nobody really saw and nobody was really experiencing and they kind of like artificially created these conversations that are now sort of kind of coming to fruition right through the internet and through repeating them now the reason i said in the beginning is that we create our own reality and it's kind of quantum in this way is because they have created these, you know, aspects of reality through this repetition and through

us viewing reality in this certain kind of way. So to answer your question, I think that no matter what they do, good always wins. And that is kind of them trying to have their own Father's Day the way they want to have it. But it will never go the way they want it to because there are beings and, you know, we call them angels, God, whatever your term is, there are higher dimensional beings that are, you know, interfering with what we are trying to interfere with, right? So it's kind of like, it's like a game of chess, right? Like if I move my pawn here, then you're going to move your bishop here. And then, but if I know you're going to move your bishop here, you're going to move your, whatever, you know, rook here. And it's literally interdimensional chess with God. That's like what

humans are trying to do, right? So, you know, like when it comes to, um, you know, people are like talking about like numerology in Jamotria, in particular with like Oliver Tree. And they don't really like know what the numbers mean, right? So it's like, okay, uh, the Freemasons, right? Like the number 33, right? Like what was, what was constantly being repeated with Oliver Tree was like, oh, he's all, he was almost 33 when he died. Right. but nobody like understands what these numbers mean to the elites and to these freemasons and it is a system of communication and it's a way for them to all kind of you know communicate things using symbols and all these things but really what it is is they're not altering things in the third dimension right

the ceremonial magic that freemasons do or that people like alistair Crowley and the thielomites when they do their ceremonial magic and they do these rituals those rituals are affecting the higher dimensions right so the fourth dimension is time the fifth dimension in my opinion is like symbols right so they're affecting they're using the third dimension and this magic and these ceremonies to affect higher dimensions which in turn affects the third dimension right it reverberates back and so Yeah, that's my answer. I think that good will inevitably... I see it in my life, dude.

How many friends have you had that just have bad energy or bad intentions, and they eventually all go away? They just all go away. They all go away. All these people in your life that are fucking nasty, backstabbing, whatever. It's probably not personal. They're probably doing it to everybody.

And I'm just telling everybody listening, these people, all go away. They never last forever. Yeah, Dick Cheney lived to a ripe old age and whatever, but look at his kids. They're all fucked up. I mean, it just, there's repercussions and there's karma in many different forms.

So, yeah, I just wanted to ask you that because in my life, I just think that, like, it all comes out in the wash. Can I ask you? So that sound, when you say that, it sounds a little to me like the argument that we've heard for years that like well how could they possibly keep a secret that big with some you know what i mean like if they're like the jfk thing for instance yeah what how do you how do you respond to that well my opinion is that it's it's like it's it's time right like what happened in the 60s they could get away with that way easier because they could control all the information totally and you know it's

like internet's change the game tinfoil hats tino sanchez you know tino sanchez you know tino He has a theory that maybe the internet is doing exactly what they want, which is divide and conquer. There is an argument for that. But I also think every day by day more people come to our side. Very rarely, unless there's a paycheck involved, do you go to the other side? Yeah, that's a good point. That's such a good point. Yeah, you're not like, boy, I've seen the light.

I believe the government. It just never happens. You could have people who said one thing and then say, suddenly they're saying another thing, but I think there's a game being played there, but the people who just totally do a 180, right? Yeah, nobody ever goes the other way. So there's a game, there's a game that gets played. But I think due to whatever the internet is and whatever they thought it was going to be,

it's, I think more and more people come to our side. That's why they call the red pill. Every now and then you get the one guy that likes steak, but other than that. Yeah. Well, I think too, like, and you can see this within pop culture, you know, like with the way music is going just as an example, is authenticity has a certain frequency. The truth resonates in a certain way. And I think that particularly as we're moving into this new astrological age, right, like the age of Aquarius and stuff, people are, people know. People can tell when something is real and when something is not real. Like it, it, it, it, it, it, it, it, it, it, it, it, it's just completely different. The truth resonates. And I think that that's what we're going through right now

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more people looking for the truth now than ever i mean more than ever dude if they if the leads we're winning we'd all have barcodes on our head we'd be getting a booster every week yeah we'd be living in a 15-minute city like they they make incremental steps but i i think humanity will only go so far. Right? It's like, okay, yeah, we love the gays. Yeah, I have gay friends. Yay, we love gays.

Oh, let's have trans read the kids. Okay, nope, that's a step too far. We don't need a dude dressed like a truck stop hooker reading Whitney the Pooh to kindergarteners. And it's obvious to most. I mean, those kinds of things are just obvious. Yeah, we're like too much, too much. You want to go do weird shit with your friends at your house?

Go have a good time. You know, but stay away from the kids because it's all subversion. And we all know sexual trauma in many different forms, whether it's physical or mental, spiritually, is traumatizing the kids. I would be one of those people. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's fucked my life up. So I've had to really untangle all this shit in my life and it's a process. But I think we're winning.

It just on a on a personal level People around you that treat people like shit Lie cheat and steal They all go away And why would the elites Why would Klaus Schwab Be bigger than the rules of the universe Which is love and helping others

Why would he be allowed to operate in a way The rest of us aren't I don't care how much money you have Anyway so that's I wanted to talk to you about that So we've been talking about a lot. Everyone's been talking about a lot. Some people didn't know him. I thought he was a great artist. I wish I would have got more into him when he was alive and we'll get into that whole thing. But, you know, Oliver Tree, very interesting guy, great artists, somewhat of a troll.

I love to fuck with people. And, you know, so where do you want to start with it? Because I know you want to come on and talk about it. And I'm very excited to hear what you've learned. Yeah. I mean, there's a lot of different aspects of it. And I think, think talking about it in terms of kind of like what is happening in relation to the industry is I think is like a great way to look at this right because a lot of people kind of like I said are trying to do this like numerology and the number you know six six six is appearing when we do the Jamatra calculations for the word olive tree which is related to the name Oliver tree

and it's like all of these like really crazy abstractifications, which as I'm going to kind of give my spiel, will, you know, those things are, you know, true and there are good things about that. But I think with so many people becoming interested in conspiracy and therefore esotericism and hidden truths and, you know, different hidden types of spirituality, et cetera, people kind of start getting really excited when they learn that there are different parts of reality that they haven't been taught about yet or that they don't know about yet. So they kind of start prescribing things like numerology and Jamantria in ways in which they don't really understand what is really happening. And I think Oliver Tree is kind of a really, the tree situation, not him particular, is a really good

example of this and what's kind of going on at a broader scale, right? Because why, all of those things are happening and the numerology is what it is and the gematria is what it is right um just like example uh oliver tree died 333 weeks after Kobe Bryant died in his helicopter crash in the same exact way that is crazy though that is crazy now keep that number in mind 333 it's gonna it'll all tie together at the very end so that's a very important number right but it's there's all these little things just like that right another example Oliver Tree, he died with another YouTuber. And the YouTuber filmed a video where he gets hit on the hood of a car and there's 614,

you know, like a little sticker on the hood of this taxi cab. And, you know, Oliver Tree did these videos where, you know, he's a helicopter pilot or an airplane pilot. And then there's these videos of him like spinning around with his arms out. Like he's atop, like a helicopter blade wood. And there's all these like really interesting, strange kind of coincidences, quote unquote coincidences, right? But then if you just like don't look that deep, you just go to his Instagram, he has videos, he has a four video series and it was supposed to be five. One of them didn't get released because he obviously passed away where he's literally talking about PizzaGate and it's a children's series where he, is expressing to kids to stay away from the pizza man like these are on his

Instagram where he is it's what's interesting as well as it's it's in Spanish so he's like speaking Spanish to these children and there's a character in it who has a giant like slice of pizza on his head that is literally pizza man who literally steals children and abuses them like that's on his Instagram it's It's like, yeah, so it's kind of like, sure, all the Jamantra and the numerology stuff is there. But he also just got out of a record deal with Atlantic Records. So he's an independent artist. So he's in control of all of his own stuff.

And he's also talking about Pizza Gate. So it's like, we don't really have to go that deep to like think about why certain things might have turned out the way they did. You know? He seemed consumed with death. When you go back and watch a lot of his stuff. You know, the video hurt. At the end, he falls from the sky and hits a parked car, which is exactly how he died, which is falling at his helicopter.

And the helicopter crash is like really fucking weird. It doesn't really even make any sense why they hit each other. I thought when I first heard about it, I thought it was like a music stunt, him trying to do like a music video. Because what's the chance of like the two helicopters? Yeah. So it's like what are the chances to two helicopters going to it and then you find out he's done with the Atlantic record. So you're like maybe something there's going on. Yeah.

And like what's also interesting too is he released a video discussing his time at Atlantic Records ending. Right now, Atlantic Records in particular is a very important label within today's sort of like zeitgeist in terms of the music industry. because really the two giants, and there's three, but really two of them are Universal and Atlantic. Now, Universal is headed by Lucian Grange and his son runs Atlantic, and Atlantic is ran by Elliot Grange. Now, Atlantic has been making waves in the last few years because they're using a lot of, like, data and analytics, and kind of these things like AI to really advance what the music industry is. And what you're seeing, you know, I've always said that the Drake Kendrick beef is much bigger than just like a rat beef. Drake represents something called monoculture, right?

So like in the 50s and 60s, you had like Elvis, right? Then you had Michael Jackson. And everything was from the top down. It was from Hollywood and the entertainment industry down to the consumer, right? from television and from radio there was only so many avenues of access to entertainment then you have Drake right so Drake is kind of like the Michael Jackson of the 2010s and he represented monoculture in the internet age but what happens when Kendrick comes along is there's a shift now I did a whole video on this where I explained it really in depth but basically even if you look at like

politics and you look at pop culture in general right you have things like like in 2016 drake was like the biggest artist on the planet everybody's participating in Pokemon Go everybody's into these ideas of globalization my point is is everybody is everybody is on the internet but they're all doing the same things they're all consuming the same things right now Kendrick really starts blowing up even more once the sort of trump gets in office and this sort of like populism ideas start to kind of circulate now kentrick really represents the west coast in california so there's this sort of like hyperlocality aspect to it that's kind of disrupting this like monoculture globalization kind of thing right and the drake kendrick beef

basically creates the space for people to realize these big massive stars like drake are it's over That stuff is done. If you look at the people winning the Grammys every year, it's all artists that are brand new that no one knows. No one knows who these people are. And it's just a different person in every single category every single year. And that is a reflection of what was started with Kendrick Lamar, right? This is going to continue and this fraternalization is going to continue because what we saw when everybody was on the internet doing the same things and participating in this internet monoculture, the algorithm has shifted. And now everybody is in their own super hyper-localized, super fraternalized hyper-niche internet environments, right? And so that is what the industry understands, and that's what it's kind of focusing on. And what you had happened was Oliver Tree went from being a part of Atlantic, which is really focused on that aspect of the industry, this like more hyper-local aspect and he had that knowledge and then he was going independent right now as an independent artist to sell out a world tour like he was attempting to do is really really crazy and it's really ambitious

and the thing that's even crazier about that is it was actually working which is something atlantic did not like at all because he comes in with this video and he's discussing his problems with atlantic and one thing i noticed with oliver tree is there's always a lot of lot of symbolism. And whether it's intentional or not, I don't know. But I do know one thing. Like you kind of said earlier, like is Klaus Schwab above the laws of the universe? No, he's not. And nobody is. And the universe is going to operate how the universe operates. And symbolism will always reverberate and will always come across because symbolism is literally the fifth dimension reverberating in our reality, right?

But he, in this video where he's addressing Atlanta records in the issues, he has on Kiss, he's wearing like Gene Simmons makeup. Yes. Yes. Now, this is particularly interesting because the person who managed Kiss and who ran the entertainment agency that Kiss was involved in is somebody named Doc McGee and McGee Entertainment. Guy was arrested in 1982 for the largest drug bust of marijuana ever at the time. He was trafficking 40,000 pounds of, you know, drugs. Now, why is this like what's the importance of

this, right? Why am I bringing all this stuff up? Because Oliver Tree was in Brazil. He was spending a ton of time in Central America. And I personally think he was signaling that he knew that drug trafficking was happening, human trafficking is happening in the music industry. The music industry, and I've been saying this since I began doing this because my father told me about this when he was signed to Geffen Records in the 90s. The music industry is a front for human trafficking and for drug trafficking. That's what it is. When you have somebody who is affiliated with these labels going independent and he's making videos talking about PizzaGate and warning kids in Spanish, you know, which is where they're getting a ton of these kids with human trafficking,

450,000 children missing from the Biden administration trafficked into the United States, right? And you have him doing these illusions to kiss with the makeup and all of these other things. You have like Bad Bunny from Puerto Rico, who his, you know, manager who funded him, was involved with narco terrorism and Hugo Chavez. And it's just all of this trafficking and all these things are a massive underbelly the entertainment industry and i think that they knew oliver tree knew that and oliver tree was absolutely signaling about it and he's a he's a wild card like he might just come out and actually say some things that they don't like so you know that is super interesting dude you know when

you talked about it's a front for human trafficking the the the one chick in the pussycat dolls came out and said we were basically a bunch of escorts yeah i mean just think about how big the pussycat dolls were, you know, and, you know, the illusion that you talk about that came with the pussycat dolls. Like, they were everywhere. And then the chick goes off on her own, and she can't sell one record.

And then we can get into real quick, like, Lizzo. And what's happening with Lizzo now? Like, I think people are like, how do you know all this? Because it's just in my Twitter feed. But Lizzo goes kind of on this journey where she's like the queen of the fats for a long time, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then it turns out that she's like doing, like making her dancers who are also fat do like crazy stuff,

like go down on strippers and all this shit. So you got this kind of negative energy around her. And then, then she comes out as thin. She lost all this weight. She comes out as thin. And then she's on the roast and she's laughing. at all the jokes. And now you got like the black community

really upset that like anyone on that on that panel is okay with the jokes being done. And then her album comes out and she sells 3,000 albums. It's crazy. Really? Now I go, is they what?

I don't know the last time I bought an album. So I mean, I'm 53. So I'm not really. I think they count like streams though into that. No, but they're two separate things. They're not albums sold and then streams. And she didn't get a. million streams. How do you even, what is buying an album? I don't even mean. I don't even know,

dude, but they were talking about how she didn't even show up in the top 200 with her new album drop. 3,000. Yeah, I looked it up. It's 2,649 pure copy sold. I don't know. So, so like, now the movie industry, they'll guarantee you X number of dollars in DVD sales. Like, there's people still buying DVDs because I think people want something physical to hold. Well, this says album sales are now calculated using the album equivalent units, AEUs, instead of just counting physical purchases, the industry combines traditional sales, track downloads, and streams to reflect total consumption. If that's true, it's even worse for her.

Because that means people would, not only are they not buying it. They're not even listening to it. But it's weird because they then have a separate number of listens. I think album equivalent units must be like where they combine all of it and to make it like an album equivalent and then the other is just raw streams like do you think it's because she I mean weird because she lost weight I mean well rolling stone had this crazy headline I retweeted this headline I was like fans don't like it anymore they were they rolling stone was like was she betrayed

oh here it is Lizzo's album sold three went away from me 3,000 copies and then the question they ask is was she betrayed by her fan base was that Like of course you like your fan base owes her anything. Yeah, exactly. See, this is what like I think, right, when I hear this. Like my father has told me stories about, I don't want to like name them. Maybe I don't know, but like artists who would have literal like storage units full of their own albums in the 90s. They would just go out and buy thousands of their own copies.

It's completely fake. So what I think probably happened is Lizzo was a mouthpiece and she was saying the things that they wanted her to say, promote an unhealthy lifestyle and being a fat ass and then she kind of got skinny and she stopped doing that and now she's not saying the things and doing the things that they want her to do so what's happening is they get ahead of the narrative by reframing it immediately and going oh look her fans betrayed her because now she doesn't like fat people or whatever it is right like every single Every single accusation, every, it's not like 95%, every single accusation is projection, all of it. It's all projection.

That is them basically signaling to her and telling her, you stop doing what, you know, you were supposed to do. And so now we're not going to, you think that they would report those, even report those numbers, you know, and have them be that low. They can say the numbers or whatever they want them to be. You know what I mean? They're reporting those to show, yeah, your fan base betrayed you. You know, this is kind of what happens. That's personally how I see it. I think that's super interesting, dude.

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about them as people. But, I mean, no one gets assassinated more than rappers. Like, if any other genre got assassinated at the level that rappers got assassinated, if country music had that many. People would lose their fucking minds, dude. Merle Haggard, gun down in the streets. Yeah, right? I mean, and they were the real gangbangers back in the day.

The outlaw, they were all legit criminals, dude. And, and, but if you saw them pop, you know, Lady Gaga taken down, like, you know, Kendrick Lamar taken down. Well, he's a rapper, but you go into Katie Perry, Imagine Dragons. Like, if any of this happened to any of these people, I like Imagine Dragons. You know, it's like, I mean, listen, dude, I have, I have a Whopper once in a while. Okay. So the point is, it's like, if that happened to any of them, people would lose their fucking minds. but rappers everyone just keeps moving on i mean every day there's a new rapper shot

well it also like it becomes two things right like in the lizzo case excuse me she then becomes a ride off for the label so that's the other thing is like a lot of artists are just ride off fodder for the label and they just they're used for tax incentive purposes but you know the other thing is is like with the disposability of these people, it's like when they're gone, just like with Oliver Tree, everyone's going to listen to Oliver Tree's hits that he made while he was on Atlantic. So sure, he just released an album as an indie artist, people couldn't name five songs on that album, but they can tell you about the TikTok hit in 2018, an Alien Boy EP and all of these things. So when they become disposable, it really makes their

stock go up because everyone listens to the hits everyone listens to the massive songs right like it's kind of like with the drake situation and and like the the drake kendrick beef like drake drops his album ice man and he uses the michael jackson glove as the cover of the album right and he's doing the six in the michael jackson glove and it's this big illusion to the i'm the new michael jackson i'm the new king of monoculture blah blah blah right and then his album comes out and then a week later the Michael Jackson movie comes out and Michael Jackson beats Drake in the charts. You know what I'm saying? So it's like these hits are listened to when it's appropriate for them to be listened to by the consumer. They're going to listen to it and then the people,

Michael Jackson's gone. Do you know what I mean? His hits are still being played. Same with Oliver Tree. Same with every dead disposable rapper. Those hits are there. The labels are always going to be making money off of those. Yeah, it's correct. I've said this before. In 20 years, Joe Rogan's the biggest show. In 20 years, I don't know who will be talking about it. It's just look at Johnny Carson, right? And it's nothing against Joe.

I love Joe. I'm blessed with the kindness he's shown me. But it's just the nature of the beast. Someone will come in, step into that void, and they'll be talking about that. Also, Carson's in a format that is not going to exist probably. And do you think there'll be any late-night shows in a decade? I don't. I think they'll all be going on.

But still. Do you think podcasting as well? I'm going to ask you, do you think podcasting will endure? Do you think there'll be some new evolution of it? Well, I think it's moving into streamers. Live streaming. And I also think that the, because attention spans are getting so short, that it's starting to move into 10 minutes,

explain to you to everything in 10 minutes, which is like what we love. Like how many people actually read the article and how many people just read the title of the article and just assume they know all the rest of the info. Yeah. But back to the Joe Rogan thing, Joe Rogan will always be in pop culture. They'll speak about him for a very long time.

But the only thing they'll be around in 20 years, 50 years, 100 years, hand of God is Michael Jackson. I went to the Michael Jackson movie, and it was all kids in the crowd. It's funny. People love that movie, and I mean, the critics just ravaged it. They hated it. And it was epic, huge. because, you know, the idea was that it kind of

to use maybe a poor choice of words whitewashed as history, you know? Yeah, but then you had Netflix do the whole opposite. Yeah, I mean, just like Netflix was waiting for it. But I don't, you know. What do they do? What do you mean? They have a documentary or something?

Oh, yeah, they came out with all the shadiness. It smears them like a super creepy, dude. Like this guy's doing a big doc on him and he's about to ask him the hard-hitting questions and somehow Michael Jackson figures it out. So the day they're supposed to do the interview, with the hard-hitting question, Michael brings a kid to the interview

and has the kid tell him how much Michael Jackson's help him. Tell him, tell him how much I've helped you. Tell him all the things I've done for you. And you're like, hmm, dude. That's weird. Yeah, it's definitely weird. But you're 100% correct about,

you know, I've seen it in comedy, dude, where there's a comic, and I'm not going to say their name, but they've gotten all the specials had shows, and then they try to do a like a podcast and no one listens to it. I call those system entertainers. It's kind of like from football system quarterback where the quarterback can really thrive in the right system.

You think it's legit, though, when you're saying that? Are you saying it's legit success or is it? What? Or is it AstroTurf? That's what I'm saying. Well, if you're put in front of the people all the time, right you're going to resonate with them you learn that in psychology but the minute you go off on your own and they see what you're really like because so much of podcasting is authenticity

and being able to connect with people and if you're not that person it it just it's why paola was a good investment for artists because if you hear them enough you know it eventually kind of becomes you know 100 100 dude it's it's what happened to heavy metal right yeah Once they decided, nope, we're not playing you anymore, the genre died. Now it's kind of changed. But, yeah, I mean, it's, it's, it's, it's such a mind fuck, dude. And like, if you don't get that, that initial push, you're, you're just done. And like, so I was talking to a friend of mine the other day and I was telling him that if you want to find out, I have this really weird thing which, when it comes to.

stand-up comedy. And it's like, you want to know who the really funny people are? The people who could, if they woke up the next day looking completely different, would they still have a career? And there's so many people that just,

that would never happen. They would die on the fucking mind. You know? It's all psychological. Crazy-ass bullshit. But going back to Oliver Tree, you know, it's just like,

I just watched this video on him on doom scrolling. And they were talking about, like, when he was just a regular guy doing regular and doing his music, no one listened. It wasn't until he put on the crazy wigs and did all that that people started like paying attention to him. So again, it becomes not about the art, but the presentation. Yeah, yeah, he had to become a character. He had to like become this persona of Oliver Tree, which is really like, it's kind of sad because it shows. that's what you have to do in order to stick out within contemporary pop culture, especially,

right, it kind of furthers this narrative that I'm kind of building that culture is now from the bottom up, right? All of our algorithms are perfectly tweaked and perfectly, you know, catered to us as individuals. And when something makes its way into our algorithm that is you know, slightly different and stands out, we're able to see it and it kind of resonates in a different way, right? And I think the thing with Oliver Tree that is kind of interesting is he was still, he did this character, but he was able to put just enough of himself and this kind of authenticity behind it that it not only stuck out, but it also resonated a long kind of truth frequency that we're talking about. And I think that that's kind of why he was able to tie in some of the things that he talked about in the way he did because it was very satirical right like it was very over the top and very funny and very truth nuggets that were kind of uh put in there along the way right uh like with his last album that he just did the independent one he did like a documentary on antarctica to accompany it and like for a lot of it he's talking about

flat earth and how, you know, he's like highlighting these big massive caves that are going under the eye swall. Yeah, and it's kind of like he's obviously being funny and being a troll, but like he's kind of not, you know, like is he really alluding to, uh, you know, hyperborea down there. Like what is he talking about? It's funny that, that actual segment, we played that on Broken Salmon. It got the video taken down for something we don't. That's very weird. So we played part of that video on Broken Sim, and they said we were cyberbullying. Yeah. Or it was making light of the death of somebody, that kind of thing.

But we just played it. We weren't even making fun. We just talked about it with like, do you think he's serious there? And apparently he, like, misrepresented that trip. Like, he was there for 300 days. And he was, like, on a luxury tour of a week or weekend or something like that. But I wonder if, you know, because, you know, Izzy's talking about he's highlighting human trafficking him in music in the music industry.

I wonder if they liked him showing those fucking tunnels in Antarctica. Like that was a, I mean, see, go on. No, yeah, yeah, you're on to something there. Like, is that what they're trying to do? Are they trying to, you know, throw in some, like, rabbit holes that are kind of false? That's something I've been seeing pop up a lot lately too. It's like false rabbit holes, kind of like a little bullshit here. there. And that's

the big question that a lot of this stuff raises for me personally. But like, how do you fake tunnels like that? Well, I mean, I don't know what Antarctica is supposed to. You know what? Maybe it's just ice melt or something. I don't know. You know what I mean?

Like, I'd like to see somebody go in there. Do you? Because you'll never see them again. Like, you know, I'll send... Do you want to send XG? Be like, hey, dude, thanks for coming on the show. I already drove to Texas. I ain't driving anywhere else. We're flyer. But, like, seeing those tunnels and how they look, I'm like, I don't know if they want him

showing that to everybody. I would love to somebody just get a drone and go check it out, man. Oh, my God. They did look, like, pretty, like, you could definitely fit some ships in there. It, like, definitely looked like that. Huge, yeah, huge tunnels. And, you know, is he highlighting something they don't want to know? Like, that's the whole thing.

Like, if they blow you up, they do not like you going off reservation. They own. Well, and I think to them taking your video down is like a real, that's when you know you're hitting on some kind of nerve, right? Like I've had, I've had one thing in particular that was like 100%, not even like copyright strike. I had someone use a lawyer to contact YouTube to have something from my channel removed entirely. And that was like, oh, I'm definitely right then.

I'm 100% right with this. You're so true. So, you know, like this show in December will have, be 10 years old. I think it's December 16th is the 10-year anniversary. It's either December 13th or December 16th. I got to look it up. It's the 10-year anniversary of Tim Foll hat. And, you know, so we've been on a journey, especially through YouTube.

The amount of suppression on YouTube is absolutely insanity. when we used to get hundreds of thousands of views. Now we're begging to get 10,000, right? Begging. You know, but it was funny because you guys remember, they had this weird thing where, like, YouTube is like, you can't talk about this, you can't talk about this, and you can't talk about this.

It was like, it was Holocaust denial, I think, was one. Then it was, then the next two were weird, holistic remedies. Yeah. And then the last one was flat earth. And you're like, why is that in there? And, you know, there's a lot of people think the flat earth movement is a sci-op. I think they're on to something. It's just, are there people in there?

And we'll get into that that maybe aren't authentic to who they're presenting themselves to, for sure. You know, I don't know if it's flat or round. I don't think it's a ball. I think it's something that we don't even understand. But for them to be like, you can't talk about this, it's like really weird to me. And it could be a sci-op either way. It could be, hey, we don't want them talk about how there's a flat earth because that means there's a God and a creator. Or it could be like, let's act like we don't want them looking at this so that they go look at it.

You know what I'm saying? Like, what is the game there? but it's definitely weird. So if he's talking about Flat Earth, like that to me is like, why are they so upset about that video? It's crazy. Of all the shit we talk about that,

that gets us like a strike? It was getting views, though. When Flat Earth, when that started, it was a push. And I don't know if they felt that they had to like, it was really, they really thought people were getting dumb because, I mean, that's what I remember.

We got to stop it because it's, really dumbing down people. You hold on. People are really believing that. I love you the pieces. You think that the elites are concerned about us getting too dumb? I just remember telling people, I'm like, then

why would they ban it? It's because people are really getting dumb and believing you guys, which was the reason on them thralling it. Not that I believe, I mean, if you want to watch it and you believe it, that's fine. But that was the logic of we have to stop it because it's really making people believe that Earth is flat. I mean,

I mean, it's interesting, dude. The proof that it was The YouTube thing is just suppression, too, is that the audio numbers are the same. The video is what, you know what I mean? Like, if we were, if our audience had changed or somehow, you know, the quality or maybe we had just burned out, like, the topics, the audio numbers would be in a massive decline. They'd be like 10x down too, but they're not. The audio numbers are better. Oh, you're totally right, dude.

And then all these new people coming in doing the same thing, getting huge numbers. Yeah. It's just, I mean, your channel is... Yeah, that's the thing that's like... Yeah, it doesn't make sense. Like, my... I really wonder what my true numbers would be without any suppression,

because, like, on Instagram in particular, I was so suppressed on Instagram at one point that people got a... If you tried to follow me, you would get a warning. It would send you a push notification. It'd be like, are you sure you want to follow this person. They are dangerous or something. It was, like, really weird.

So my YouTube, too, like, I'm somehow, I break through shadow bands and like, I'll have a video that gets 150,000 views and then another one, it gets like 2,000. It's like it makes absolutely no sense. You're 100% correct, dude. There was a time recently, I was getting 10 million views on Instagram in a 30-day process. I'm down to 3 million. You know, it's like to throttle me 7 million views and not let me be seen.

And then what they let be seen is absolutely. Insanity dude like the it's the dregs I mean just it's it's it's it's like why isn't anyone going to go into comedy clubs? Because what they're seeing on the internet is a hot bag of dog shit But this dog shit you can't tour I worry about the generation of comedians and artists that come out of this era of of shit I mean No, it's crap. What kind of people are going to come out?

It's crap. Right? Because what these young artists are doing is not for the audience in the room. It's for the audience on Instagram. Often there is no audience in the room. Yeah. Well, yeah. I mean, like, why would you do?

They're trying to kill the jester. That's it. Look at Izzy. Izzy gets a bunch of views and then all of a sudden he gets no views because he's a jester. He's calling truth to power. They hate that shit. what do they love fucking fight videos

chicks seeing how close to their butthole they can get the camera and like and it's like it's not even like the women that are like I saw a chick get two million views on a video I go what

what are we watching here no okay she got two million views and then you click on her profile and then no followers then why are we why is she getting promoted if no one's following her shit. Obviously it's not good enough. Because it's low bra, low vibrational shit. These women,

I mean, how hard women have just fucking hurled into just shaking their ass and tits on the Instagram? It's like unbelievable to me. Like, and they cry about misogyny. You're like, you're the one

pushing it, dude. What are we talking about? You're chasing clicks and views, man. It's crazy how I've been seen like a lot of like women enter kind of like the the esoteric and then like conspiracy even some of the like really really far right wing kind of spaces and it's weird because it's like oh you're using like Nazi propaganda to get people to go to your only fans and the thing is is I did a video I saw that I saw that yeah and it's like throwing up a high hill

Laird, you see that one? She's like, she's pole dancing and she's just going around the pole like this. Screen kept that. And she's like, only fans right here. You're like, okay, that's crazy to me. Yeah, and it's like, I find it interesting because even Plato talks about how like men are builders and women are curators and beautifiers, right? So what they like don't know and they don't understand is that is like unironically shifting the Overton window. in that direction. So it's like, you trying to like make money on only fans by being a whatever you're trying to be is like actually unironically making men become that. Like they don't under like

it's it's actually really fucking great. No, that's interesting, dude. It's like, I might, I don't want to put words in your mouth, but their behaviors are making men more and more misogynist. Is that what you're saying? Not even misogynist. It's just it's making men, it's moving the over and window politically to what they're like kind of using as a guys to give views it's kind of like in the music you're saying i get what you're saying i get what you're saying yeah like the the first thing that they do when you you get signed to a label is they see if women listen to your music because if they do you're going to be huge that's why like biggie smalls wanted his first single to be machine gun funk which is like a crazy idea for a first single but instead you know uh puff daddy when he was

tough daddy before he became p ditty he had him put out juicy and juicy is like a soft song about you know like being of being the man or whatever but it's because it's appealing to women right and that's why if if women like something men will like the thing because men want the woman no you're totally right so we got signed to this agency under tim fall hat comedy and he goes it's great And he goes, my one concern is there's no females in the crowd. So, you know that kid Maricio Hernandez? Yeah. Great guy.

Nice is dude. Girls love him. He walked in just pure positive energy. Everyone loves him. He's the nicest guy to everybody. So Mir Kay opens for him on the road. And he said his entire crowd is hot chicks. Yeah.

The only reason I watch his Netflix special, because my girlfriend was like, we got to watch. I'm like, who told you? My other girlfriend. And it was funny, but it was that thing where to,

yeah. You know, it's the same thing that happened with Chris Dalia. Like when everyone hated Chris, I'm like, what are you mad at?

I mean, like, you're mad you ain't him as well. Yeah, that's exactly it, dude. It's like, if the guy's a good guy,

it didn't mean Chris got along, why should you be? Oh, it's easier when they're an asshole, because then you can be like, well, he's an asshole. Yeah.

If they're a good person and I am. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Good looking. Yep. I mean, so, you know, it's just, it's, someone's going to blow up. You can't get mad at them.

Someone's going to blow up. It's just the way it is. And I used to say, like when I used to compare my crowd to Christa Lee's, I mean, to Dan Cook's crowd. I'm like, my crowd would get Dan Cook's crowd pregnant. Like, it's just all rough dudes. You know what I'm saying? My crowd at one point, guys, was rough.

dudes and lipstick lesbians. It was real, I would go and there would just be giant tables of party lesbians who loved me. It was the weirdest thing I've ever seen in my life. But, no, you're totally right, man. You're totally right. Now, what's why I think bad bunny works. Girls love them and then guys know that if you go watch them, there'd be a bunch of chicks there. So eventually guys are like, well, I guess we'll go.

And you'll watch you just sells out. He sucks so much. He sucks, yeah. but yeah i mean it's just not for me i could see why people like it he's a better actor than he is he a good actor i've seen him a few things it's very hard to do comedy when you could barely speak english serious stuff but yeah serious is so let's go one thing you wanted to talk about was people infiltrating the conspiracy world okay let's just put a bow before we get into that in the oliver tree thing

Oliver Tree, again, I brought it up, he seemed consumed with death. And we've talked about me and Johnny on other shows, have talked about, you know, like John Lennon, saying that one song. What did he say? Well, in Come Together, he's going, that, that, he's saying, shoot me. Because there are a couple of reasons for why people think he was saying that in studio. One was maybe it was like a particularly long session,

and he was just tired of. No, I get it. But he said, shoot me over and over again. I mean, there are a couple examples of him saying about. And how big was that song? So you're just playing over and over again. And we always talk about manifestation and speaking into existence. Biggie Smalls, Tupac, constantly talk about them getting shot.

And this, you know, you go to Oliver Trees video. Some of them have like 170 million views. And he's like falling from the sky dying. Did you know he had fate his death before, right? Multiple times. Okay. So Johnny and I did a broken sim. The chat literally said he's not dead.

Well, I mean, no, no, he's definitely dead now, but he had faith to his death before. He'd done like that funeral stuff. So when you say, well, you manifest, I'm like, you want to, you want to act like you're dead? I mean, he constantly had helicopters, death, stairway to heaven. Well, he had a, he had a music video where this is crazy. In the music video, it's him robbing a pizza place, okay? And the people that are robbing the pizza place with him are the island boys. The island boys have been theorized to have been Epstein victims.

Yeah, we've seen that picture. Where it might be them. I don't know if it's them, but, you know, regardless, that's kind of another one of those little like subtleties that Oliver Tree kind of seemingly did a lot, right? But he robs the pizza place and then while robbing the pizza place at the end of it, he ends up getting killed, but then they throw him in the freezer, but at the last moment, he opens his eyes and he's not actually dead in the freezer. So it's like, maybe he is not dead. I don't know. Like, I could see it. I don't know. You know, helicopter crash, who knows?

Who knows at this point? I think everything's been so, you know, infiltrated in a way. Who knows? I don't know. But it's like, if you're talking about it forever, you manifest that shit. Yeah. Has anybody ever fake their death come back? Like, does that, do we have that on record? Like, anybody famously, like, if he's faked his death, he's gone. Because nobody ever comes back from faking their death, right?

Can you think of anybody? They usually want to get out. But he was so young and just trying to, and he was like crushing it. It just seems a weird time to want to get out. Yeah, I think the kind of speaking it into existence kind of thing, that's, that's like, we've talked about it before, it's like hyper-sigeling. There's like a comic book artist who like did a comic and his life started becoming the comic. And it's like you casting a sort of sigil or like a spell into the fourth dimension, which would be time and space or time, fourth dimension, time, fifth dimension symbols, right? Like you casting that out and people consuming it is literally charging that sigil.

Right. Yes. And so like, you know, it becomes its own ritual. It becomes a literal chaos magic ritual. Or you also see that in people who create a persona. And then eventually they're just known as that persona. Hulk Hogan, Andrew Dice Clay. You know, they're not known as their real names.

They're known as this persona. Larry the cable guy. Larry the cable guy. That's who they become. And he always, you know, Hogan was like, now I come home, I'm just Terry. He's like, no, you're always Hulk Hogan now. Always.

You're always Dice. I mean, I know Dice. I love Dice. I think it's an honor to be cool with Dice. I see him at the store. He's never not Dice. They say that fame is a mask that eats into the face. There's an idea.

And that, you know, that's true, right? It becomes you, whatever you became famous for, kind of you identify with it. those the bring the boom you remember when they were big for a while we're going to bring the boom what appeared to be fat italians they're really jewish people well i mean yeah night media plants yeah yeah i mean look at bert bert's got to take his shirt off all the time it's who he's become it's who he is the machine at one time he couldn't go on stage without saying the machine bit yeah yeah i mean you become that persona and it because people like that

It's it's plug and play. And then the old person goes away and now you're the dice man. Now you're Hogan. Now you're Larry the cable guy all the time. Well, if you like read some Carl Young, who's like a psychoanalyst, he talks about this not in like a Hulk Hogan way, but, you know, as like an everyday person, you know, we have these personas that we present to the world, right? And then we have ourselves, right? We have, you know, like, for example, this is EZI. I'm talking to you as Izzy.

You know, I'm also, my real name is Isaac. You know, I'm Isaac when I'm alone. But what happens is, is all of the trauma that we accumulate throughout our lives. What ends up happening is that creates a shadow self. And it's like there's dark Isaac. There's Isaac, dark Isaac, and then there's Izzy. And the shadow self actually wants the self to become the persona. Yes.

So then it never has to deal with the trauma. And so what ends up happening is like, you know, when Hulk Hogan goes from being Terry to being Hulk Hogan is his shadow self has literally killed his real self. And he is literally now this persona. And he's not, he's actually literally not a real person anymore. It's almost MK Ultra, right?

In some weird kind of way. So Candice Owens just put out a video about how Erica Kirk's signature. has changed. Oh, really? She doesn't have the same signature anymore. And a lot of people think that is because she now has a different personality that has a different signature. So interesting.

Because they're fracturing it. I love what you just said there. That's so fucking interesting about how we have this persona person and then we create this new person and we can kind of leave the persona, the traumatized person behind and become this new person. That's so interesting. You know, we're talking about like how they're trying to kill the jester, right? This ties into that really well because that is what they're trying to do. And the way they're trying to do it is they don't want artists to have any semblance of the past. They don't want them to be able to, you know, look back and know that, you know, when

John Lennon is saying, shoot me, that's what he's saying. They don't want you to have this like sort of library in your head of pop culture. Because what that creates is that creates something that young, who kind of came up with a lot of these ideas, is called the task of tasks. Right. And what that is is every single person has their own mythology, their own myth that they're living. Now, some people know the myth that they're living is a myth and they will consciously live their life trying to fulfill this myth. And there are other people who will never know that they're living a myth. They'll never know it, right? They'll never know that they were meant for more or they were meant to be great.

Right. And they will, it will end the same way, but you not being conscious and aware of it. is you being you know consumed by your shadow self you know it's very interesting i've been talking so the reason they are go on sorry you just glitched out i think you i think i think i cut yeah go on sorry um yeah yeah yeah no but my my point is is the reason that they want to kill these gestures and and to kill off these people who have these really you know deep understandings of the past and of actual real artistry or whatever is because if they can kill those people off, then people will not wake up to the fact that there is something more within themselves that they should be striving for.

You're so right, dude. And it's like that is the goal of cultural Marxism. Why are they taking down all of these old statues and replacing them with new heroes? Because the whole thing the elites want you to do. And this is why when I laugh at everyone who's like, why you are, upset that the Little Mermaid is black right now. It's just a fucking cartoon character. And you're like, because what they're doing is changing the data from what you know and what your kids know. And if the data is different, you cannot pass on knowledge to your children. And that is the whole thing. They want every generation to start at zero.

They want you, they want your kids and my kids to start. start at zero, why their kids get all, why the elite's kids get all the knowledge from the centuries, if not thousands of years ago, to have a running start into understanding how to manipulate this realm we live in. That's why the little mermaid is black and not white anymore. It's because they don't want those kids, they don't want you to be able to pass down information to your children. And what I will say to everybody

is that the bells and whistles change, but the game remains the same. Human nature is always going to be human nature, but the bells and whistles will always change. Okay? But they don't want you to be able to help your kids. They want your kids to be behind in the race to their children because their children, the elite children are all retards, okay?

Because they live a pampered life. Like, wisdom comes from trial, okay? Intelligence comes from education, all right? Being told how systems work. That's what intelligent people understand. This town, Los Angeles, can write you the most amazing script. but it's all based on fucking like what you said I think you said before

and it was such a great last time you're on archetypes they're trying to kill our archetypes so we again we can't pass knowledge down to our children they want them to start at zero and that's why you get upset when the little mermaid is black it's it's a fucking cartoon I get it but it's a data change

that your kids have different from what you have. And it almost gets into like, you know, PR, like public relations. Like, if you were from the 80s, good luck I'm figuring out how to promote today. It's why the movie industry is struggling. I went and watched Christopher Pratt's movie about AI, and it was fucking great. I thought it was a great movie. But they had no clue how to market it. So it bombed at the Internet.

I mean, bombed at the box office. So, I mean, we could say how many people buy movies and go see the movies, but at the end of the day, they have no clue how to market. Yeah, they haven't adapted. That's what it is. They just want to do it the old way. Yeah, the old school way. Like, I mean, you know, I might sound weird, but I have never heard of a movie coming out through like a podcast ad read. Try that.

How about you try to promote a movie through an ad read? Like, this is how other people are doing it. Stop going on the Tonight Show. Nobody gives a fuck. Yeah. Start going on podcast. Starving Chris Pratt. Chris Pratt on Tinfall Hat.

That's going to resonate a lot more. Spielberg's done every podcast in the world over the past month, to be fair. But I get a reason. Yeah, but that says to me they know that that movie's important to them, and they figured it out for that movie. Right? That Pratt movie also got hammered by the critic. That was part of the reason it opened so shitty because it was like destroyed.

Did you see it? No, I haven't seen it. I just know it got destroyed. And that's a lot of people like me who actually, go the movies don't go see it because it got wrecked by the critics it was good dude but yeah you're totally right is he it's like they're just like you said before they're trying to destroy the archetypes in which we see ourselves in and dude what you said is so on point bro they don't want you looking back they only want you looking forward absolutely if you know where something is from you know where they're

going to try and take you next. Yep. Yep. And that's why they hate conspiracies, too. And conspiracy podcast and conspiracy content creators. Well, they hate comics and content creators for a bunch of reasons. One of the biggest ones is we don't need banker money

to make our content. They can't control our message. So they're censoring YouTube and they're censoring comedians through political correctness. Oh, my God. He said this. You know? and it's like oh and then all these younger comics are coming up and johnny did i talk about this on broken sim on

why why these younger kids are different than my generation have i said this yet i don't know i don't remember i don't think so so i recently pulled a young comic aside at the comedy store and i was like can i give you some advice from a 30-year comic and i was really happy he's like yeah yeah i'd love to hear it i go you have everything you have the jokes you're good looking you're you're fucking funny you're missing one thing and he goes well i go the show you don't put on a show you go up there you stand at the mic and you just tell your jokes you have no show he goes i've been thinking a lot about that i go yeah dude and i go the difference between your generation my generation your generation is better writers my generation were better showmen and i started thinking about why that is and i the reason i think it is

is because of the comics we grew up on i grew up on dice i grew up on Sam Kennyson, Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, George Carlin, like these great showmen. All these kids are growing up on Dimitri Martin. Zach Alfenacquez. Well, Zach Alfenacquez was great. It's all comedy, though. It's all, you're right. All those guys who just stood there and told you clever shit.

And I love Pat and Oswald. I don't agree with him politically, but he's a great writer. Like, I don't want that. Like, I like Patent Oswald's comedy. I'm not a fan of his. how he sees the world. And that's fine. But great comic, dude.

No, you're totally right, though. Style. It's just a different style. All those, you remember when Comedy Central and NBC was, out of four networks, was rated fifth?

Yeah, yeah. Because Telemundo jumped them. That's how bad the comedy was at that time, but that's what these kids grew up on. Clever. Do you think Dan Cook was one of the last showman, or do you even consider him one of them?

Because I remember watching him, that was a show. Leo was a great showman. I think my, Chris is really young compared to my generation, but I think he was one of the last. What about Dan Cook? Dan Cook's older, but yeah, great showman. Great showman. Great showman.

But these kids all grew up on old comedy, you know, like a fucking IFC. Yeah, it's also in the entertainment too, right? It's like the arrested development generation, which I love the rest of development. Right. You can still love it. Yeah, but it's different. The office? What about the office?

That's what they grew up on, the office. The American office, I mean. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, like, people tell me, no, it was a big hit. I go, dude, literally when it was on. No, I don't think it sucks. So the first three seasons were great, and then they just turned it into schlock.

But before that. But it's like when that was on, Parks and Rec was on, NBC was bottoming out. I remember watching with my friend's young daughter at the time. They'd come over to the house. And she's like, I love this show. It was like Parks and Rec. So I'm like, okay, I'm going to watch her watch this. That sounds creepy, but it wasn't.

It was just like, I just wanted to see like her reaction to show. Hand to God, guys, she didn't laugh one time. She just sat there watching it. Well, it's like the Big Bang. Have you ever seen the Big Bang Theory? Yeah. It's like that. It's kind of, yeah, it's terrible.

It's like without the soundtrack, no one would laugh at all. It was that movement that Judd Apatel started where it's like, hey, hot chicks, nerds are cool. Yeah. and it became nerd shit. And then even in acting, dude, acting became just sitting there saying your lines. We got rid of the great actors who could emotion. Yeah, it's funny.

I mean, the best actor out of that group ended up being Jonah Hill, probably. You know what I mean? And he left comedy to become a dramatic. Become skinny. Yeah, yeah. But he, I mean, I can't say anything bad about Apatel's movies because. I love Apatal, but he was a definite move into the alt-shit. where it became the nerds took over.

And I said this like 15, 20 years ago. At one point, you couldn't tell the difference between the industry and the comedians. They look exactly alike. It's the old thing that when they asked David Lee Roth, how come the critics love Elvis Castello and they hate Van Halen? David Lee Ross is like,

because they look like Elvis Costello. They want to promote that guy as the cool dude. So the bitches, the hot chicks want to hook up with the nerds. and not bang fucking Van Halen. That's so funny. I saw, because I read an article where they interviewed Elvis Costello last week,

and he was grappling with why. Because like Olivia Rodriguez or somebody was like playing a cover of his, and he was talking about how his look he thinks is why, you know, his people love his music and cover it all the time, but they're not listening to his music, and he thinks it's part of his Englishness and his kind of nerdy. Or he's like 60.

Like I have comic friends of mine that are entering. during the 60s and they're upset that they're not selling tickets. I go, dude, you're not meant. This is like not natural. And the guys who are touring at 80 sold their soul. That's the only reason they're still touring. It's because the saint wants to get paid. Like, you're not meant to do this forever.

It's like, I hate to say it, dude. It's just like entertainment is more for young people over time. It's just the way it is, dude. It's just. Yeah, I mean, sure. I mean, the greats, though, I still want to see till the bitter end. Right, right. Right.

But if you're 70 having to tour, 40. Having to tour yet, now that's a whole different thing. That's a big fucking problem, man. Yeah. Anyways, that's my opinion. So let's get into... Go on, sorry. Oh, go ahead.

No, I was just going to say, I think that you see that lack of emotion even in music. Like, there's this genre called hyperpop now. And it's like, it... The lyrics and the people singing, it's just very even keel and the music is doing all the work. I think it's just like a product of kind of like the internetization of like reality. Yeah, because you're when so many people just grew up making music on their computer, you know, not even interacting with any people or instruments or anything. K-pop, I mean, it's completely.

FAP it. Yeah, I mean, it's nothing. It's just shiny object shit. And I love women. We have five chicks who listen to. to the show. Women are amazing. We love all of them. But tell me the

thing that women love that has seen is great art. I thought a lot about that too. Like what is the one female driven thing that you're like, wow, that's some really deep depth right there to what's happening there. Porn. I've always said pornography is the number one

female sport out there. It's the number one female sport. Twilight, man. The notebook. I mean, like, none of it. None of it. It's just very vapid shit. Yeah, they're trash TV. I mean, I'm not...

I mean, just trash. Like, horrible. Men have horrible trash TV, too, but what they watch... Men hate watch a lot of that shit, though. Yeah. Women are like... Well, they'll watch it with their girl because they could sit there with their girl, and then they end up getting into fucking 90-day fiancé and having fucking...

My girl can't... Text threads with other men about it. Well, I mean, again, that's hate watching, though. what we do with it because we're all just making fun of those guys. It's my girl can't have it on with me. She hasn't turned it off when I come in the room because I just, it's like a running comment. It's like MST3K. Remember

that? I've tried, shitting on everybody. I've tried watching it. She's like, I can't even enjoy it because you just won't stop talking shit. I just can't watch this without talking to shit. Dude, it's the news with Dana. I have to go in the other room because she's watching some fucking shit. And like her and my mom I love them both so much.

But my mom thinks she's like keeping an open mind by watching Fox and MSNBC, so she hears both lies from two different sides, right? And I'm like, mom, you're getting live from both sides. Let me live my life, Sam. I'm like, okay, go have a good time. Let's get into your thoughts on the conspiracy world and people just, you know, who are authentic to what they're doing.

Yeah, see, I've been noticing it over time, and I think the Oliver Tree incident really like really like showed me the reality with that because I think you know it's kind of like I was saying right you have some people who are looking into the numerology and they're doing gematria and they're doing all these things but they don't like they don't know what it means so it's like oh Oliver tree you know if we put that in Jamotria and then we remove the R to where it says olive tree and then we put in an S to where it's olive tree and then we put in an S to where it's olive trees, we get this certain number, right? And it's like, Jamotria is one of these things

where you can manipulate Jamotria to get a number that equates to something of significance, right? And I think that there's a lot of truth to a lot of these things, but I think that there are a lot of people who are exploiting a lot of the newfound interest in conspiracy and in the truth or stuff. An example, right, is like,

nobody cared about the Epstein vines, for 10 years and then all the sudden when there was a chance that Donald Trump might be in the F.m. All the sudden the left is super interested in the Epstein files. It's just like this. Okay, believe all women was like this massive thing. All the sudden the gang rape inquiry comes out and it shows that there's been a systematic rape of white Christian women and children in the UK. and nobody believes any of those women. So it's this thing where it's like, you can't pick and choose,

you can't politicize the truth, you know, and doing things for financial gain or for attention or for whatever is not really like cool in my opinion. And I saw that with Oliver Tree just as such an example, right? And so I'm like really looking into

these videos where people like just Google words and then they're like clicking stuff and they're like and here's the eye of horace and over here is a circle that if i manipulated it becomes a square triangle there's a triangle you know it's like a lot of stuff like that and it was like really kind of getting to me and i'm i'm like researching like what is this like something is really off with this like i can just tell because as i've been saying the truth resonates at a certain uh frequency and so i'm like looking at this i'm looking at the numerology I'm looking at the Jamantria and all these things. And the number 333 pops up, right?

So 33 weeks in between the death of Kobe Bryant and the death of Oliver Tree, both died in helicopters. And now here's the thing that's so funny. All these people are like 33 weeks, 33 weeks. Nobody even knows what that means. Nobody. If you ask any of those people, what does that mean? They don't know.

And here's what it means. I'll tell you what it means because I know what it means. 3333 is the number of Koranzan. Or I'm not sure how you say it. Someone will correct me. Corazon, Karanzen, whatever. This is the deity or demon of disorder. So Tom Brady is number 12.

Shohay Otani is 17, right? You know, Babe Ruth is number three. Michael Jordan is number 23. All these numbers are equated to players. That's what Jamatria and numerology is, right? The numerology in Jamotria is essentially the symbols of higher dimensions making themselves known in the third dimensions. So everybody's talking about 33, 33, the number 33, 33, 33, 33,

Freemasons are not putting 33 in your Cheeriosed in the morning. What is happening is they're doing ceremonial magic that is affecting higher dimensions, and then those numbers appear naturally within reality. All of the symbolism of Oliver Tree talking about his death and all these things, yes, he did like sort of hyper-sigil his life, but it's also the opposite, right? All of time, all of reality already happened, and it reverberates backwards into the third dimension. The fourth dimension is time.

So if we look up into the fourth dimension, okay, we can see our entire life throughout the entire thing from infancy, all the way to the end of our life. If we go up to the fifth dimension, we can see our entire life from infancy to old age and every possible decision we could have possibly made. That's what the fifth dimension is. So that's where these deities reside. They reside in the fifth dimension.

So that's why when you see symbols that are always occurring and numbers and these things popping up, it's literally, literally deities in the fifth dimension, sprinkling them into the third dimension to tell you that things are related. So 333 weeks between these two events, the events happened at the same time. That's why there's this numerological, you know, gematria similarity.

But here's the thing. That number 333 is the number of Qurans and the deity of disorder. And here's the thing. That deity, it's not just like, oh, you know, it's like so spooky thing, like a Jewish mysticism. This deity is so powerful. it actually is the deity that made Alistair Crowley lose his mind. And he wrote a book called The Book of Lies. Now, it has a Latin name.

It's called Liber 333. The 333 book, Book 33. It's called The Book of Lies. So you have all these people who are like, oh, Oliver Tree, and he was almost 33 years old. He's not almost 33. He's 32. And you're doing all this, Jamantra,

and all these things to make a video, get a million views. not realizing the entire thing you're doing is literally spreading this demon of disorder into reality and resonating it to everybody. Right. And so that's like the reality of the entire thing. So deep, bro. That is so deep because you'll watch these things and be like, because everyone's like, fine, Stanley Kubrick is his own thing where every,

every, you know, millimeter of his film and the set is like, micromanaged, but not all these things. Yeah. And you're like, is the guy directing the Fast and Furious putting these numbers everywhere? Yeah, yeah. Right? Like, is he that deep into it? But what if this chaos demon, the entity is putting it in there and they don't even know it?

Well, see, and that's the thing, right? Like, in the beginning of this, you asked me, like, do I think the good guys win or bad guys or whatever? And when I say that reality is quantum, it's because what it truly is, is like the Simpsons, for example, are the Simpsons predicting the future? Yes, they are. But they're also not because everything already happened. And when events are super big, like Oliver Tree's death or 9-11, those events already happened. Time happened all at once. It's just playing out linearly because we're three-dimensional beings. So those events, like 9-1, 11 all of our consciousness which is energy is fixated at this event so it ripples backwards through time and it appears in random places like the simpsons like random places in oliver trees video with his death and all of these things this is signals from the universe that the event happened right it is it dispersing itself backwards through time so yes you know talking about things hyper sigils them it's because they already happened.

So it's like both. It goes both ways. So one of the most interesting episodes we ever did was way back in like the first 100. And it was back when off the grid was on the show. And he brought up this thing. Will you look this up? I don't, there's a term for it. But it's basically when an event is so big, it ripples through space and time, both forward

and backwards. Well, did you hear that for people who... Yeah, retro causality. Retro causality, that's it, dude. You hear that with people who have massive trips, like, and they, before they have the trip, you know, like a psychedelic trip, they start having flashbacks before that...

You hear this, like with some especially certain kinds of, like, Ibogaine, I think, is one, and then there was one of them. Before they even take... Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, they have, like, these weird, like, almost what you would experience as flashbacks before the event.

Dude, that is so interesting, man, what you guys are just talking about. So when you look it back at like back to the future and they're like, look at it. It's 9-11 right there. There's two towers in the trees. And you're like, did he put that there because he knew what was coming or did it just show up? Yeah. So it just like it showed up because it is appearing from a higher dimension. in our reality, right?

It's kind of like a shadow. Like a shadow is a two-dimensional thing. It's a third-dimensional object casting a shadow into the third dimension, but it's two-dimensional, right? So it's kind of the same thing. It's a higher dimensional thing making itself known in the third dimension. That's what symbols are.

Symbols are fifth dimensional beings. Like the one that always blew my mind, I mean, this could just be a coincidence, but you remember when they would fold a $20 bill into Oregon? I mean, they would show you The tower's falling, and you're like, that's a great example.

Even if that wasn't put in there, who folded the dollar so perfectly to be like, it's there, though? So someone must have known, it must have been a coincidence. Who thought of that? That is the most interesting shit ever, dude. Mind blowing, bro.

Like, it just, because it's so much easier to go, yeah, it's this entity doing this, then going, all these people are so into it that they're leaving little clues here and there, even in the most retarded shit. Like, oh, look at this kids show. Oh, it predicted fucking 9-11. You're like, really?

Did the fucking animators from Korea put in this fucking, uh, the symbolism of 9-11? I, and I don't even know if that's real. I'm just making up an example, but, right? It's like so much more. It clicks so much more than that.

it also makes you wonder what effect it has on your subconscious too you know like maybe think these things are happening that you don't even know about yet like are there clues that we are there clues right now in front of our face that we don't even know that this big thing's coming yeah i always say that there's there's an idea out there that is so big and whoever clicks into the idea is going to become a billionaire yeah and like who's going to do it and it's right there in front of our face and it's right there in front of our face and we're going to be like, fuck, why not I? It's like in comedy when you see a guy write a bit. And you're like, why didn't I fucking think of that? Sometimes you did think of it. You didn't even, you just let it pass, you know? Yep. So crazy.

Is he absolute powerful episode, dude. Yeah, thanks for having me on. Yeah, thanks for having me on. 100,100 episodes and we're still getting our minds blown. That's amazing, dude. 2002. Two thousand, yep, 1002. This is the 1,000 second episode, and we're still learning.

Unbelievable. Izzy, great job. Hammer of the gods, dude. You just literally dropped Hammer of the Gods, dude. That was absolutely amazing, bro. Do you want to one more time, tell them where they can find you? Yeah, mainly just Patreon. Patreon.com slash Izzy and Griffin.

YouTube, same thing, Izzy and Griffin, and then Instagram as well. a lot of big stuff coming. I have a little podcast called Izzy's World. It's kind of like a show. And then really big stuff towards the end of the year. It's going to be very exciting. It's really hard for me to keep it all the secret. I get it, dude.

It's going to be cool. I'm super happy for you, dude. That's really great to hear. You deserve it. It's going to be fun to watch. And thanks for doing the show, dude. It was a fucking banger dog. Not bong.

Bangers, dude. All right, let's break down the episode. Real quick, before we jump to break down the episode, I wanted to add something. So, Izzy, we were asking, what is the purpose of what this deity is doing and sewing chaos? What is his purpose? Yeah, so he's kind of called like the gatekeeper of the abyss, right? Or, you know, things that have to do with the abyss and darkness. But really what it is now, I don't like practice Kabbalah, so I don't want people thinking I do.

but the best example that I have seen of how this is explained is he so's disorder and he causes chaos when people are trying to reach truths right so parts of Kabbalah in particular have to do with like ascending the tree of life right and think of it as kind of like you're trying to become enlightened I guess is like an example and think of it as there's different levels right now where he primarily shows himself is between like levels like five, six, seven, and eight. And what happens is he basically opens and closes rabbit holes that lead you nowhere or that lead into other rabbit holes to where you begin creating false connections, thinking you're getting revelations when you're not. So what ends up happening is he will open a door. You'll go in and be like, oh man, I'm getting

all this knowledge, all this information, and it's either all false or it leads you to go back further than you were before. So Crowley literally attributed this deity to him going crazy, and it's the deity that made him lose his mind. And he was already crazy, right? Which is wild. And so the fact that, you know, this deity makes himself known numerically while people are doing Jumatria and numerology is so funny. because numerology and Jamantria can get people really off the rails anyways. And so him sewing dishearmony and chaos in that is really reflective of kind of what these people are kind of trying to do in make connections that may or may not go anywhere.

Yeah, dude, his whole job is to keep you away from the truth. That is crazy. He's good at it. All right, let's break down the episode. All right, guys, what did you guys think of Izzy Griffin? Oh, there's, there's, that's why he will almost, that's why he was almost on Mount Crushmore. The problem is that, like, everyone's like, can't wait to the next 500. Okay.

Let's not go crazy here. It's not go crazy. But, you know, episode like that's so good. Will they remember in episode 1400? Yeah, you're right. Yeah, you're right. We should, yeah, we should almost tend to that, huh? Like, maybe make sure we have, like, here's some of our best ones.

remember them. Yeah, maybe before the next 500. I'll just write that down. In the next five years. I'll be so old. Or the fans should be doing that. Hey, if this is one of your favorite episodes, remember, hey, yo, when Griffin came on.

Well, Merkel hadn't been on in a while. That's true. And they got him on. Yeah. They remembered him. I mean, that was impressive. Him and the book that we can't say that Johnny found out what the book was. And we should totally say what it is, but we're not assholes.

We don't remember either. You don't remember the name of the book? Hell no. Oh, hell now. Do you remember? No. Johnny, I barely remember your name. Okay.

I thought it was great, dude, that chaos, what was he? Cholo? Cholo? Yeah, Cholo. Cholo? No, Coranzin. Coranzen. That guy.

That was probably one of my favorite moments ever in Tim Fulhap. Well, and if you want to see it visualized, it's in Interstellar, right? Where he's in that, remember he's in that liminal space where he can kind of time. is represented dimensionally and he can kind of tap the little strands of time and like see the different all at once it's all laid out kind of do you remember do you remember that part of interstellar that's the principle that he was discussing there's a great video if you have time uh listening where carl sagan explains the dimensions with like a piece of paper it's it's wonderful it's the best explanation of it i've seen where he kind of talked about what it would what it's like there could be two dimensions beings and what their experience would be like of time and reality and then what potentially like 5d beings like what their experience of time and reality how do i get that 5d dog let me see if i can find that have you ever seen john you might have you ever heard or the anime called the death note death note i've heard that title but i have

no idea what it is it's like this fifth dimension character like releases a book and he gives it to a regular civilian it's called yeah the death note he gives a book he gives a book to a regular civilian and he's like a demon from the fifth dimension and in this book what you can do is write anybody's name down and if you write their name down that person will die. So he's like he but the

the demon likes to watch the chaos go down so it kind of reminds me of the one he's talking about where he just puts in like like the $20 bill like what's the coincidence on that? Who put that in there? Someone must have put that in there. All these coincidence if they're not coincidence then someone put it in there and who the fuck's doing this? That chaos

I'm going to send you a text See if you can play this This is that Sagan video It's really cool man It's uh He was such a good teacher I'm not I've never been a huge fan of his But his teaching

Because I don't believe He's really negative about faith and God and stuff But his teach the way he teaches Just the basics of I think he was Armenian Sagan Oh yeah it sounds kind of Let's see

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Imagine that we are Perfectly flat I mean absolutely flat And that we live Appropriately enough that the universe is finite but unbounded. Whatever are they talking about. Let's imagine that we...

This is it talking about. Let's imagine that we are perfectly flat. I mean absolutely flat. And that we live, appropriately enough, in a flat land. A land designed and named by Edwin Abbott, a Shakespearean scholar who lived in Victorian England. Everybody in flatland is, of course, exceptionally flat. We have squares, circles, triangles, and we all scurry about,

and we can go into our houses and do our flat business. Now, we have width and length, but no height at all. Now, these little cutouts have some little height, but... Let's ignore that. Let's imagine that these are absolutely flat. That being the case, we know us flatlanders about left-right and we know about forward back, but we have never heard of up down. Let us imagine that into Flatland, hovering above it, comes a strange three-dimensional creature, which, oddly enough, looks like an apple. And the three-dimensional creature sees an attractive, congenial-looking square, watches it. enter its house and decides in a gesture of interdimensional amity.

Just take it. Gamelian. Hello, says the three-dimensional creature. How are you? I am a visitor from the third dimension. Well, the poor square looks around his closed house, sees no one there, and what's more, has witnessed a greeting coming from his insides, a voice from within. he surely is getting a little worried about his sanity.

The three-dimensional creature is unhappy about being considered a psychological aberration, and so he descends to actually enter flatland. Now, a three-dimensional creature exists in flatland only partially, only a plain, a cross-section through him can be seen. So when the three-dimensional creature first reaches flatland, it's only the points of contact which can be seen. And we'll represent that by stamping the apple in this ink pad and placing that image in flatland. And as the apple were to descend through slither by flatland, we would progressively see higher and higher slices, which we can represent by. apple. So the square, as time goes on, sees a set of objects mysteriously appear from nowhere

and inside a closed room and change their shape dramatically. His only conclusion could be that he's gone bunkers. Well, the apple might be a little annoyed at this conclusion, and so not such a friendly gesture from dimension to dimension makes a... contact with the square from below and sends our flat creature fluttering and spinning above flatland at first the square has no idea

of what's happening. He's terribly confused this is utterly outside of the island. After a while he comes to realize that he is seeing inside closed rooms in flatland he is looking inside of fellow flat out-of-body experiences. He is seeing flatland

from a perspective no one has ever seen before to his knowledge. Getting into another dimension provides as an incidental benefit, a kind of x-ray vision. Now our flat creature slowly descends to the surface, and his friends rush up to see him. From their point of view, he has mysteriously appeared from nowhere. He hasn't walked from somewhere else. He's come from some other place. They say, for heaven's sake, what's happened to you? And the poor square has to say, well, I was in some other mystic dimension called up. And they will pat him on his side and comfort him or else they'll ask. Well, show us, where is that third dimension?

Point to it. And the poor square will be unable to comply. But maybe more interesting is the other direction in dimensionality. What about the fourth dimension? Now, to approach that, let's consider a cube. We can imagine a cube in the following way. You take a line segment and move it at right angles to itself an equal length. That makes a square.

Move that square in equal length at right angles to itself. And you have a cube. Now, this cube, we understand, casts a shadow. And... that shadow we recognize it's you know ordinarily drawn in third grade classrooms as two squares with their vertices connected now if we look at the shadow of a three-dimensional object in two dimensions we see that in this case not all the lines appear equal not all the angles are right angles the three-dimensional object has not been perfectly represented in its projection in two dimensions but that's part of the

the cost of losing a dimension in the projection. Now, let's take this three-dimensional cube and project it, carry it through a fourth physical dimension. Not that way, not that way, not that way, but at right angles to those three directions, I can't show you what direction that is, but imagine that there is a fourth physical dimension. In that case, we would generate

a four-dimensional hypercube. which is also called a tesseract. I cannot show you a tessorect because I and you are trapped in three dimensions. But what I can show you is the shadow in three dimensions of a four-dimensional hypercube or tessuract. This is it. And you can see it's two nested cubes, all the vertices connected by lines. And now the real tesseract in four dimensions would have all the lines. of equal length and all the angles right angles that's not what we see here it's mind-breaking the

penalty can't imagine projection so you see while we cannot imagine the world of four dimensions we can certainly think about it perfectly well isn't that interesting no so and you have to think of one of those dimensions is time so if you were outside of time you would see time as you know an element in your reality. That fascinates me. That just blows my mind and I have no clue what you're talking about. It's brainbreaking. Yeah, you can't.

It's like... I don't understand how time is in an element. It's very weird. Yeah. Yeah, if you're outside of time, you would just see everything that has happened all at once, you know? That will happen too, right? That's what we say, yeah.

Dude, I wish I'd go that crush on Polly Markets. Oh, you'd kill it. Yeah. Be like, who's going to win the Super Bowl? Super Bowl. I fantasize about it. Then you just jump from betting website to betting so they don't know who you are. Back to the Future plot.

Yeah. I've used to fantasize about that as a young man about getting sports scores in advance. You jerk off the weird shit, dude. Guys, thanks for watching. Hope you enjoyed this very entertaining show. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. Kier Starmer's out. That's a big one.

Yeah, that's amazing, right? Yeah. How awesome is that? And the guy replace him is just a bigger creep than he is. I mean, it's like everyone's excited. He's gone. It's like, watch who you wish for.

Everyone's like, we want Netanyahu gone. The guy in the waiting is even worse than he is, if that's possible. Oh, yeah, dude, Tucker was talking about it a couple of days ago. Netanyahu's like a moderate politically in Israel,

which is unbelievable. There's that one guy that's like kind of runs that party under him, the Lakubz. And he's like, absolutely insane. Total psycho. Absolutely insane. They're all insane people. It's a bubble where they're allowed to become insane, you know? And it's just like, there you go, dude. I mean, like, it's again, when you allow people to not be criticized by outside forces, they become the most extreme version of themselves. And the Luku party is the greatest example of that.

Yeah, it's, it's insane. I think John Linnon said it's the government is run by insane people. people with insane motives, you know, like just. Yeah, I mean, I always say America is a nation of retards being ran, being governed by psychopaths, but Israel is a nation of psychopaths being ran by even more psychopaths, even bigger psychopaths, even darker psychopaths. I mean, it's just like, I don't believe anything this war. I just, I don't believe any of it, dude. I believe the only thing is Kevin Bacon.

You know what I'm talking about. Yeah, I think it's. It's all Kevin Bacon and that's it. Everything else. They're all working together for that, dude. I agree. I totally agree. Did you, the White House posted this, what,

today, yesterday? Just totally effing with the Q and on people. Did you see this tweet that the White House posted? The White House will be Q posting today. This is the White House. And then you have to scroll down like a million. billion like down and down and down and you scroll down and then it goes and by Q we mean quantum stay tuned okay yeah it's just it's the most if you go and find the tweet that they're talking

about after they troll the QAnons it's the most trump quantum tweet ever it says Q is for quantum under president Trump's leadership quantum is this is how he talks about stuff he said Quantum. It's not quantum computing or it's quantum. Just quantum is making a massive leap. And America is at the forefront of these innovations and groundbreaking technologies. And he signed an executive order, as he loves to do, unleashing American quantum technologies innovation.

That's their Q post. Yeah, exactly. I mean, they think they're clever. What do you think of that, though? Just kind of, because Q, I mean, say what you will about him, but those people played a huge role in getting him elected. Yeah, I mean, that was the game, right? But the truth is that it was Operation Trust and they were telling you everything that was happening.

You know, to the point where you got to wonder if they ran Hillary Clinton just to get him in. They knew how everybody hated him, hated her. And she literally said, I knew they would never let me be president. I knew it. I knew it. Which is basically, yeah, she said that the night she lost. She's like, I knew they wouldn't let me be president. I knew it.

Yeah, because you're a psycho bitch. why nobody wants psycho bitch and pantsuits in there you know what i'm saying like how many how many how much dark shit do you got to get into before you realize you can't be president yeah i mean isn't that kind of a prerequisite most of the time i well yeah i mean it is but nobody knew about it's like dude hillary clinton did so much damage to the internet we had such a great internet up to 2015 like it was glorious and then she had to come and ruin everything. Jeffrey Wilson

in the chat saying Hillary Clinton smells like pee. I haven't gotten that close to know. I'll take your word for it. I think black people all think white people smell like pee. Right? I think most white people think that of black people too.

I've never thought a black person smelled like pee ever in my life. I never been like, oh, dude, Jesus, I can tell you why. I might think that. It's because this girl, Shanine, when I was in kindergarten through like third grade, she just pissed herself all the time, dude. And she would sit next to me in class and just piss herself.

And they'd have to send her home every day for pissing herself. Man, she knew how to get out class, huh? She's like, fuck it. I'm going to pay for this later, but I want to go home. Piss. What a genius, Shanine. If you'd like to hear the rest of this episode, subscribe to Broken Simulation in your podcasting app

or check us out at YouTube.com slash samtripp. Billy. Eric, open your mind. Drink from the fountain of knowledge. There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. Wake up, Aaron. This is only the beginning.

Dude, you just blew my mind.