Trillbilly Worker's Party - Episode 224: Resplendent (w/ Special Guests: @murderxbryan, @len0killer, and @jakebrodes)

Episode Date: November 12, 2021

This week we welcome Bryan of Street Fight Radio, as well as Thomas and Jake of Pendejo Time to talk about the satanic panics of our youth and Travis Scott among other topics. Subscribe to their patreons below if you haven't yet: https://www.patreon.com/pendejotime https://www.patreon.com/streetfightradio

Welcome, everybody, to what, by the time you hear this will be, I guess, the Wednesday edition, maybe Thursday edition of the Trillbillies. I am running a skeleton crew today, but it doesn't feel that way, boys. Joined by Jake and Thomas from Pendejo Time and also one half of the Holy Boys, one half Street Fight Radio. Mr. Brian Quimby of Columbus, Ohio. Tom. Hey, everybody. I don't know why I came in like that. That was real.

Hey, everybody. I brought all these boys together today to talk about Travis Scott and nothing else. But Travis Scott and nothing else. But Travis Scott. So we had to go get some real Texas boys to really dive to the heart of the satanic

conspiracy underlying Astro World, I guess, number three. Is this the third time they did it? I think two or three. Something like that. The Holy Trinity, I guess. Yeah, I guess. Yeah. Um, yeah, I, uh, a bunch of my friends,

one of my friends was like, Hey, check this out. He sent me a, he sent my girlfriend a pic is a, so my girlfriend a picture and then I got the same picture. It was of a guy that was like in a, was like contorted uh and was like blue and i guess in the moment he was like i'm gonna snap this and i'm gonna sit i was dark it's dark but it was like he was like i think some people here are dead and i don't know if he was just like in shock or something because it was like check this out and then some other people on twitter were like i posted about it same thing they were like i think this guy was like either dead or like severely like so you post about flight before all like the news came out right no no no no i mean i

had like i had heard like i was getting updates from friends who were at the show i started to say we're going to check your church Satan credential. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's what I'm here for. I'm here because I'm Satan. I'm not in Texas. And I know two Travis Scott songs, but I do like Satan. And I am actually trying to get my podcast to be on the satanic wavelength, too. to possess some people well let me ask you this did y'all y'all grow up in church and yeah i yeah yeah yeah i grew up

southern baptist so jake you're from austin thomas you're from around dallas fort worth yeah around fort worth yeah what what did y'all grow up as i grew grew up in Houston. We were Southern Baptists. I mean, just the spiritual warfare thing was a big part of Sunday school. There's a war. The devil is a big red guy. He's

a big red monster. He's not like a metaphor. It's not a metaphor. This is a big jacked red dude who lives in the ground and he wants you to he wants you to jack off all day and like fucking drink and he don't yeah yeah he wants you to absolutely beat the devil out of it yeah yeah yeah yeah and then god you know of course is like equal he's a little bit more jacked big beard you know it's like it's like sarms versus like full-on roids yeah yeah yeah yeah um that was how i grew up in sun this the like the the

stories were very much like all around you is like holy mortar fire like there's a war on for your soul all day from like i guess five to when i like stopped going i guess as a teenager or whatever yeah well the reason why i ask is this and this might be good fodder for the holy boys brian is there was like i don't know how far into it you got but we used to have this christian channel that showed this documentary late at night that when i was a kid scared the fuck out of me it was like um they just went through the history of rock and roll and like showed all the satanic tie-ins of all the bands so they're like you know talking about like uh jimmy hendrix and his plaster caster and it's like in some group he's made a plaster uh dildo of his penis.

And that was somehow a tribute to Staten. And then it's like Janis Joplin, she died, and they found out that her body was riddled with syphilis. Is that how you want to end up too? Riddled with syphilis when you got it? I wouldn't care, really. Yeah, I don't think I would. Well, by definition, you wouldn't probably know if you died riddled with syphilis.

You'd be so estranged by that. What if you died riddled with syphilis. You'd be changed by that. What if you just had a little bit of it? I'm not quite riddled yet. It's just a little tinged syphilis. You got a little taste of it. I got a little sprinkle of syphilis. I do declare I got a little bit of the taste of the syphilis. You're fanning yourself like a debutante.

It's flowers wilt yeah yeah i need to touch the sweet tea the syphilis is creeping up on me yeah the bird consumption yeah yeah yeah consumption of the bird well it's funny just because i well it's not you know like so have y'all seen all these like coincidences and stuff with it yeah i went down a little rabbit hole yeah did y'all see the one that's like it was like 666 day or whatever it was 666 months and six days until the founding of like the church of satan which like to be clear is just like just like i guess at this point just a bunch of, which like, to be clear, it's just like, just like, I guess at this point, just a bunch of libertarians like hot topic libertarians.

Yeah. It was Anton. Anton LaVey wanted to like a decent excuse to get his dick sucked all day by like weird LA girls. The best thing. Yeah. In many ways, just the same person as Travis Scott. Yeah. Yeah. Essentially. Yeah. Yeah. So Anton LaVey was like I'm gonna paint this house black and I'm gonna have orgies but I want it to be different from all the other orgies

so you know church to say like that was a that was the big thing that I have a sort of always is yeah it's like if you ask like there were the church of Satan was on Twitter like most of us are atheists like this is they caught to it being like a bit you know yeah like we don't worship like lucifer or whatever like most of us just have chain wallets and ride dirt bikes and shit like we're not anyway yeah they're libertarians it's like ron paul guys but ron paul is so like lame to look at and and shit and like you have to talk about like the sanctity of the constitution and stuff when you're into like libertarianism but if you're into satanism you're just like just do whatever you want just fucking suck and everything you ever wanted to do it's great it's fun and it's like yeah i agree with that like that part of the

whole thing until you get a little touch of syphilis, then the fucking second comes to a halt a little bit. Yeah. But it is interesting, too, because it's like, and I'd be curious to know what y'all think about this, because it's like, they're like a cult shit. It's like so popular and sort of back right now. Like, you know what I'm saying?

Like, everybody's into, like, you know, like, what do you call it? But they like witches right now. Yeah, like the witch thing. Witches and goth shit and stuff is pretty popular. But, like, I mean, not to the, I don't know. I don't know what Astroworld is. I know that Marilyn Manson was there last year and he, you know, obviously he's a bad dude, but he, he called the audience a bunch of pussies after he left.

So I was pretty shocked that something went bad. They took that as a challenge. Yeah. I was shocked that something went bad And like It seems like If the church catches a whiff Of like Anybody being interested In the occult they freak out

And satanic panic Is the most fun panic To have it's so much better than like Terrorists and Islamophobia And stuff like that because it's like Anybody in your neighborhood or your house Can be satanic it would be great much better than like terrorists and islamophobia and stuff like that because it's like anybody in your neighborhood or your house can be satanic it would be great i there's uh i know my so my brother is like he's like a younger like gen z he's 19 and so he gave me like an insight to like

like all that allister crowley shit is like kind of big with like whoever the burnouts are for Gen Z. Like if you're 17, 18, 19 and you're like you hang out by the bleachers and like all you all share one Mickey's and you smoke your dad's cigarettes. All those motherfuckers. Those guys have existed that like from greasers to metalheads like they've always existed right now. They're really into like the Church of the Lima and they're really into like the church of the lima and they're really into like fucking like wizards and warlocks like the dark side of rush albums like that is what they're into and he's like so a lot of the we were talking about it and he's like a lot of this was like before the travis scott thing but in the same vein is it like a lot of his generation's burnouts like that is their edgy it's like they're yeah are they getting any pussy or is it like or is it like bobby on king of the hill and the

the witches of of west arlen remember it's like yeah when he when he joined that uh that dnd group and he and and hank was like you didn't drink none of that goat's blood did you Bobby no I think so for every guy that's into it there's like a girl with like half a shaved head and like a and yeah and like a pentagram pen I guess that I like it's the entire it's not just the dudes it's like every kid who's like not going to college and not even getting a job. And it's just like, I'm going to do backflips into a pool till I die. Like that's basically what I'm doing. Like they're, the thing that they're into is that it's like the emo rap thing is really

adjacent to like the old school Crowley, like a cultism. And so when they're, they're doing, they'reism They're like listening to Little people doing entry level witchcraft Basically yes And that's the guys getting all the pussy Well I mean it's a certain type of pussy I guess I don't want to speculate It's a haunted pussy

Luigi's mansion pussy That's what that is She got that Bowser's castle pussy Feel me There's guys She's a Luigi's mansion pussy. That's what that is. She got that Bowser's castle pussy. You feel me? There's guys. My daughter's 17 and is in kind of like a very small high school. And like, we live in kind of an urban area. So like, it's like the suburbs, but like, it's right.

Is this how you try to tell us you've sent her to prep school? No, she's in public She's in public school But it's a school that I think there's like 40 kids In her graduating class And we live in a city And the bad kids At her school really are

Into that rap The Travis Scott, the Lil Peep, they all are rappers. It does, from what she tells me, it does seem like they're trending towards being

just, they're trending towards being like me when I was in high school, which was a sort of bad. You were getting all the puss. Yeah. I think it's safe to say, yeah. I was a bad kid that

started smoking in 12th grade and took LSD for the first, or started smoking in 6th grade and took LSD for the first time in 6th grade and was into heavy metal and shit. And like, I wasn't a Satanist because I think I was always just kind of an atheist, but like, it made me feel so good to do like satanic art in my art class.

Yeah. And for the teacher to be like, Oh, you can't do that. That's satanic. And then it was like a whole big fun thing. Cause I shocked an adult. Yeah. I i mean i remember distinctly like again like there are different genres of the same shit like i was into like black flag and like all that like dc like hardcore punk

and we hung out and like skateboarded in ditches and you know know, did pentagram, like, again, it's all just like, like the shithead kids or whatever, but this version, the current version of shithead kid is also wizard. So like, I think, I think that the trap, like, and that being the case combined with the fact that I think a lot of people, a lot of people's politics have shifted to like Baptistist pta reaganite mom like just people who were middle of the road like it's just it's very easy to go reactionary like middle of the road conservative and so you see a bunch of kids that are like this crowley guy like he's kind of cool and all this symbolism is cool and of course like even gen x and like millennial parents older

millennial parents are going to be like even though x and like millennial parents older millennial parents are going to be like even though 10 12 years ago maybe they were doing the same shit it's like this is just the new brand of it it's grandpa simpson like old man yells at cloud shit now a bunch of motherfuckers did die at this show and just because there was some spooky elements of it like those same parents who 15 years ago were like you know listening to like corn and slipknot and you know and shit like they've got a 12 or 13 year old who's like i want to do fucking wizard i want to do hogwart shit but for real like they're turning they're turning it they're turning old and they don't know how to deal with it so i'm gonna do

magic so i can get all the pussy yeah yeah yeah well that's weird that's weird because i had that conversation my kid i was having like a conversation with my daughter last night she was like you know me and all my friends sort of made a pact to not become republicans when we get older and i'm like i'm like man when i was fucking 18 i couldn't have imagined a single person that i hung out with becoming a republican and now like 95 of the people i hung out with when i grew up are like blue lives matter republican types Because it just it fucking happens To people and you're totally right That like if the way That you have to go

Is like black lives Matter liberal sort of Parent right like The parent that is Like really into Joe Biden And shit right then your kid If he's bad is probably gonna be like a maga guy and my yeah my daughter knows has friends whose younger brothers are maga guys

whose parents are like we don't know what the fuck to do with them we might have to send them to like catholic school or something which i don't think it's gonna to work. But like, if your parents are headed, are trending conservative, what we consider conservative now, then they're maniacs. Like they're fucking maniac Trump people. And if you're wanting to push against those people, it's so fucking easy to make them mad. It's so easy. Like, I remember distinctly being like like because i was my my mom was always very religious very conservative my dad smoked crack and crashed forklifts for a living he has no politics and no religion he's just he's like i'm gonna play uh for whom the bell tolls at

180 decibels for 10 15 25 years and that's who am. That does sound like a godless fellow. Yeah. Yeah. So like when I was like coming into like, I guess my rebellious phase, I was like, you know, like, what can I get into? That's just gonna cause I can't make my dad mad. I can't shock him. I'm pretty sure he's seen a suit do die over like a 20 bag of blow. So I can't be like, I'm smoking weed, dad. He's like, yeah, me too, buddy. You know, like he's nothing scares that motherfucker. But my mom, I'm like, okay, I'm going to, I'm going to be listening to like, you know, fucking yeah. Like some obscure, like, like eighties, like fucking scream black metal.

like like 80s like fucking scream black metal and i'm gonna like you know smoke cigarettes that i stole from her you know like that and so like if that again like if if the modern day equivalent of that rebellion is like again like black magic and be and like obviously what's funny is is like travis scott isn't it's not like rock which you would normally associate like historically like you know with the the dark arts it's it's interesting because i guess the closest analog in rap you would find is like 10 years ago and everybody was saying like jay-z's and the illuminati right i said all that kind of shit. Y'all remember that? Yeah. Watch the throne shit. All that stuff. As like that last Jay-Z album he had was like, like the punchline to one of his raps was like credit or something like

something like that. Yeah. Boozy put the video with the cash phone on there. It's like, Jay-Z don't tell us what to do in Baton Rouge or something like that. Dude. His, his like, that Nipsey, when Nipsey diedipsey died there people again like this is just a lot of people's intuitive reaction i think is to just like intertwine i remember when he died they were like yeah he was about to release like a dr sebi like the secret to the that would take down the pharmaceutical industry or something like twitter was a lot. It was just so much like his connection with the Sebi, like holistic medicine, like big

pharma and like somehow tying in with the Nipsey thing. And again, like aside from all the stuff that we're talking about, I think there is this knee jerk intuitive response some people have to tragedy. And I want to be known. I'm a huge conspiracy theory guy. I love to go fucking nuts, reading this shit. I like, I've been reading one of these like CIA, like it's called program to kill. I've been going nuts over one of these fucking like CIA conspiracy books,

whatever. I love them. That said a lot of people, I think take some mundane tragedy, like of people's trampled to death at a show and they're like well there was a ghost on the led screen behind travis and uh my boy has been wearing black fingernail polish so i imagine the devil's coming soon revelation you know hellfire i mean we live in dallas fort worth practically sodom and gomorrah like i think a lot of you're not wrong there me and brian me and brian did an episode on Kenneth Copeland. We know about Kenneth Copeland. Oh my God, Mr. Copeland. Oh man.

You know, audience, you can't see on the zoom screen. My last name is Copeland, you know, growing up, it was weird, you know, growing up with new private jet every day, but other than that, me and Thomas talked about his, so there was a video in the heat of COVID. Like 3,000 people buying a day. There was a video that he did where people are getting laid off. Jobs are fucking going down the tubes. And he's like, I don't care.

You can't pay your rent. You can't pay your car. No. You give your tithe to the church you give that 10 what is owed to the lord because when crops are gleaned temper like tried to do some like parable from the gospels about like giving money to him he has like a fucking ten thousand dollar suit on people are dying but the people that i grew up with like obviously like that's an upsetting video but the people that i know and grew up with they eat that shit up they love that shit he was mine and brian's consensus favorite i think from the first run of holy boy shows what i like jesse duplantis now but uh i'm a big duplantis head, but I just listened to Mark Driscoll today talk about how, like, instead of moving in with your girlfriend or your boyfriend before you're married, you should just sleep in your car.

And I was like, that's terrible. It's kind of in the same place. place i mean yeah i have found out now today i actually learned that there is like a whole bunch of christians who believe that you should do nothing more than hold hands before yeah so you can't i know that's it's huge there's a so there's a the the new baptist federation the nb nbc i don't know new bapt something. These guys are big on YouTube right now. And they preach like old school restoration, like abstinence. And like, they're really popular with like the Neo alt-right,

like the Gen Z right wing, like the Nick Fuentes groups and all those guys is very popular with them. And I was watching clips of these sermons a while back to like piss myself off and by the way i fucked my youtube algorithm up it is just like it is just like you want to build a pipe bomb like fbi.gov are you into like do you hate anybody that ain't white and you want to build a big you know like just honeypot youtube videos anyway these guys literally are like a lot of

their fan base is younger these young men are like wanting to rebel and right now i remember growing up in the bush era where the for the most part the cultural miasma was right wing and now the cultural world is a little bit center left you know liberal it can be the culture war is leaning that way kind of so a good way to rebel is to go super far right so a lot of these preachers are literally like if you if you're listening and you're younger out there uh and you know you got yourself a sweetheart or whatever like you know they're firing brimstone like neo-calvinists they're like if you even fucking have a thought about taking her on down out to the

malt shop and getting yourself a milkshake and getting handy in the back of dad's fucking pinto whatever the fuck then you know you need to like talk to your preacher or whatever you know when i was coming up that it was it wasn't anything they said but it was understood there was gonna be a little finger in yeah they're saying no kissing From what I heard All I could fucking think about When I'm listening to these guys say You're not allowed to kiss or anything Before you're married

Was like That fucking That honeymoon night That fucking orgasm Probably does kick a lot of ass I gotta give them Like when you come to the fucking ceiling your knees give out you're like yeah yeah no i yeah i've always thought about that too where

it's like if a couple actually waits like the lady it she's it's gonna be a rough night for her she shit out a lot but the dude oh come the fuck on dude that guy is like imagine never smoking a cigarette never having a beer you haven't but you haven't busted off once and the first time that you do is your fucking wedding night oh man i bet that shit is like a little taste of heroin just a little bit i wonder what it's like freak out and kill her yeah so good let's keep this train going baby yeah yeah yeah you got 10 rounds in you I got 30 years built up in me

I won 15 times the first night it has to be like the weirdest thing about it the thing I will fight the one guy that's just blowing exactly one nut on his first time and resting on his laurels yeah yeah it's a sweet life ain't it honey i like i i do like the thought that it that like it's a really good that's like one really good

night but more often than not you know these are mean, because you anybody that knows a lot of like Christian people knows that like that. Wait, they get married at like 18 or 19. It is such a fucking disaster. Like I'm with the same woman that I was with when I was 19 years old. We've been together for 24 years, 23 years. We did not, we didn't get married until we were together for 10 years because I was just like, I ain't fucking doing it, man. I'm not, I don't know.

I wouldn't be able to just walk out any fucking time. Respect. No, respect. Respect. How respect. Respect. How old were you when you made a decision for Christ? I made a decision for insurance. Yeah. But,

but so I could quit my job and become a podcaster. See, it all worked out for me in the end. Marriage really helped. Yeah. But yeah, it is like, you think about like kids just being pressured to get married when they're 18 being pent up then going to this festival that

is like i mean when you go to your first concert and you see people like openly smoking Weed and like dudes Fucking or women For some that wedding night is their first Concert yeah but you See like women grinding on Guys and they're almost Fucking in the pit or in at The concert and like everybody's Just like on their worst

Behavior you might Go a little fucking crazy I know that like, I went, I, everybody knows this and I'm not like, I went to Woodstock 99. And you're covered in shit, by the way, I'm asking. I was not, no, but I, I did come home and tell all my redneck friends like, uh, Hey, you know, those people with mud on them, that was shit. That's poop.

Yeah. You know those people with mud on them That was shit That's poop Yeah yeah yeah But I went there And like when I got home You would be watching MTV And they would do one hour Investigative news specials About you know what happened there What happened there And the answer is like

Bad vibes and like a bad concert That's like what happens To get people to fucking go crazy like that number one you get a bunch of people that are pent up and want to get out maybe a lot of kids going to their first show and then fucking you know somebody posted a tiktok of the of what they were playing in between acts at astroworld and it sounded i don't want to say demonic but it sounded fucking weird and it was like cia torture music it's it was like well let's let's consider that angle yeah yeah yeah yeah let's i mean i did see we cast it off yeah i saw the clip too and it was like it was like yep like that and so it doesn't help me as a skeptic to see that after i spend like i did like an eight tweet thread where i was like if you if you are like slapping your bible right

now you're a fucking idiot and i see that video and there's kids in a circle and the fucking just casually delete yeah yeah yeah i'm going through my shit like no fuck i would definitely bloom because it was like it was like i was like okay i may have i may have came out swinging but like whatever, I remember during the Limp Bizkit show a long time ago, a bunch of people died as well because Limp Bizkit concerts were just, I'm a huge Limp Bizkit fan. Like, Limp Bizkit concerts were just fucking insane. Shitty drugs, shitty people, you know.

You imagine getting your, like, fucking skull stomped in, and, like, the last words you hear is like, Rolling, rolling, rolling, rolling. It's one of those days. Yeah. It's the day. Yeah. No, it's perfect though.

I break stuff, my skull, you know. You know, well, you know, that's what somebody was saying about this Travis Scott shit. It's like it's like getting in a car wreck, going to Arby's or something like that. You know, like, yeah, I mean, it is mid-grade music to lose your life to right like i like again like it takes the 20-year cycle so that limb biscuit concert where those people died is like 20 years ago and it was like you know like uh it's all about the he said she said bullshit and like nine people get squashed to death and then like 20 years go by, Houston, Texas, early fall. And it's like, you know, I get those goosebumps every time.

And then like people die. And you're like, you know what doesn't give me goosebumps every time is OSHA violations. I got to say that right up front. Yeah, yeah. Well, that's the thing, too, is like, you know, people are like, oh, Travis Scott, like people are filing civil cases. It's like that motherfucker is untouchable. It's going to be like the city, like whoever the security team and whoever was hired or whatever to like handle crowd control. Like, I don't think any of those like any of the big name people are going to be like.

Did you see what they're offering to the victims? No, it's like a a month one month of free online therapy yeah hell yes dude was there a code to it there has to be to get free therapy right yeah it's like you just have to if you knew someone who died you put their name in and that's

the promo code that is uh i mean it it it is such just a weird thing because like these things are generally like a failure of logistics that's yeah that's exactly what these things usually are but we do every time something like this happens we do have to go through the whole process of saying, what does this say about society? When it probably doesn't really say much about society as a whole. I mean, especially if you think about like, like, like, we're just all insane right now. People dying at concerts is not new like drug-induced like drug-induced psychosis and like crowd compression is like old news like you know

it happens well there's people that have like hundreds of people dying like small clubs like during fires and shit right and great white yeah yeah i have to say like shame you know you got you have to say great white when it happens because they should still be being punished for that. Remember how great white was like the first band to perform live during COVID. Yeah. So,

so my mom who right now she's changed her tune, but during COVID like heat of COVID, she, she was like a anti maskmask anti like everything like trump like maga all the way she's since changed her tune on it but i remember she was like hey i'm going to the gold nugget louisiana and you know who's playing but covid no not ranger and i was like i am not risking spewing pink foam in the icu for fucking night ranger dude this was like june or it was like may 2020 and it's like you know like don't you want to hear sister christian and

fucking all these like what man what what what man would be y'all's like i'm gonna risk it for uh randy rainbow or whatever it was randy rainbow would probably be just kidding uh i don't know it has to be a set it has to like be a package tour i think yeah i think i've seen every band i ever wanted to see i can't think of any band that i haven't seen that i want to see it would have to be an era like i would have to be in a time machine like i'm thinking like mid 90s era like modest mouse maybe if i'm answering honestly uh but if but if i'm thinking seriously now no band yeah i mean like i'm vaccinated or whatever and i've been going places but i you just wouldn't catch me at a fucking travis scott concert with like 50,000 people there. Charlie XCX. Yeah. That's a good pick.

Yeah, that's not a bad one. Dude, I would have so much fun there. But, you know, some of the best music. Anyway, yeah, I can't really think of any. I don't really...

I used to speculatively look at concerts a lot Like You know it's Friday night or whatever And I'm you know I'm on the websites But then you know one night I was looking And I saw that What's his name

Bushwick Bill Yeah Bushwick Bill And I was like huh is he performing with the rest of the ghetto boys no well i'll catch him next time next day he's fucking dead dude i remember yeah yeah and so i was like well that's what i get kind of looking at concerts i'm not gonna go to because now that is you know where are the odds i i kind of killed bushwick bill in a way sorry in a way yeah you're you're on the hook for bushwick bills demise yeah did y'all see that fucking i posted a clip to it but i saw it man i've been i've watched it like a hundred times boozy goes he's on vlad again and that motherfucker needs

to stop going on interviews because he just says the wild let me tell you let me tell you something about boozy me and me and my me and my co-hosts we used to do this radio program because where we're at there's like a bunch of federal prisons and like because they just build them in the mountains where they can kind of hide them and all this right and we've like developed this sort of like almost pen pal like relationship a lot of these guys locked up like some of them would be like named like big blue face and like uh you know like uh you know like sort of tony the crip or whatever like shit like that yeah yeah yeah uh crip and rob yeah yeah yeah and they will write us man and every goddamn song they request is like what i learned from the streets by little boozy like say what you want about boozy that motherfucker gets

so much unconditional love no like guys locked up and shit i'm a big boozy fan i wish like the guy like his music is i i like boozy i like all the singles i like all the fucking like deep louisiana like b-sides but i mean i'm not saying he's a good father no i hate his music i respect him as an individual let's throw you know yeah let's throw all of our boozy boats in the bag i respect him as a father yeah yeah he's a good for like dude he went on that show and uh you know vlad was like you know what kind of white girls you like are you into like the white girls with the box braids who like act like hard and like hood and he was

like hell nah i'm into like they watch white girls like high school white girls and there was like a pause in the interview and he was like yeah and didn't even like he didn't elaborate on that point the only time i've ever seen boozy on the ropes was when mike tyson was asking oh dude that was so fucking funny because his daughter let's say let's call it what it is if tyson was shaking you down under duress you would confess to being gay to mike tyson even if you weren't like i'd say i mean you know it's not off the table well like the same interviewer asked him about that in a separate interview like a few months back and and he was like you know well his daughter you know she's a lesbian and she heard your remarks or whatever and he was like what do you want me to say i don't agree with it and it's just like the guys his positions are dog shit but if you're consistent in the face of sure demise against iron mike tyson and you're like yeah i just don't fuck with like people like

your kid like you know like i don't think like your daughter's going to hell. You know, I've killed people, but she's gay. So like, you know, like, like he's just like, again, not, not trying to throw him respect or dibs or nothing. I love it. I'll say it. He's just, he's just like a guy that like, again, you see this happen in rap. I've I've me and Thomas have talked about it before on,

on our show where it's like people be like can you believe that the baby and like freddie gibbs like me the guys from me goes like they're like not like woke or whatever and it's like all right look i'm not saying i agree with their positions on stuff but there are people and this is like certain people from like the old country world i'm not saying is like certain people from like the old country world. I'm not saying now like pop country, but like the old country world. And there are certain people from the hip-hop community that like the communities they were raised in. Like you pluck them from those communities and you put them in the public eye. Their positions don't change because they became celebrities.

Their positions don't change. Like they're hyper-cons it's hyper conservative you guys hear that chingy is uh transphobic yeah yeah man we gotta take care of that you guys 50 yeah we just talk to him yeah yeah yeah dude my friend my friends got uh another of our friends a chingy cameo for his birthday and it's fucking great because in the back he's like smoke alarm beepers just you know like when you like don't change your name yeah yeah that's so he's just doing that smoke alarm just doing that annoying ass yeah that happens i want to i have this podcast i listen to that i loved simply because one of the hosts always has his

smoke alarm going on. Dude, let me tell you, I had one for three episodes, and the motherfuckers that listened to our show were DMing me, and they were on the Patreon, and they were like, Jake, if you don't change that fucking smoke alarm, it's over.

I was trying to get them to not ever change it. I i just wanted to hit zero patrons somehow because of that yeah lose all of our lose like we've been building up like lose all 400 patrons overnight because i refused i wanted i wanted to slowly make it like incremental incrementally louder to where like at first you're like dude you gotta change it And then he's just like got the mic up to it And like he's in the other room He's like Yeah The show I listen to is $10.99 a month

To subscribe to it And uh The dude's dogs are always barking His smoke alarm is always going off It's fucking great I love it because it's so like It's so audacious and incredibly easy to fix and you're just like oh my god i'm not turning the gain down what yeah yeah yeah it makes me

fucking sit here and be like what am i doing like with equipment like why do i even need that i could just be on my phone doing this and people but people do get mad when it sounds bad unfortunately no i like it the bigger that like i like the bigger that our show has gotten like obviously you're exposed your content is exposed to more audio files or whatever yeah like people who are like i'm gonna tell y'all something that's you're you're approaching the danger zone with that. One day, one day it's like the guys,

like you should really turn the game down or whatever. And then the next day you got a guy like today, a guy's on there telling me that, uh, two guys in their forties, I'm not in my forties and, a black guy that's never listened to Travis Scott. Shouldn't be opining on Travis Scott's music. I feel like I should be allowed to talk about anything where Satanism gets

brought up in. Right. Really? Right. I feel like that is, that's my wheelhouse and I should be allowed to talk about it anytime I want. And I should be allowed to opine about anything. I'm anything.

That's my job. Yeah. Anything where like, anything where like, like satanic panic the 10th iteration meets like weird christian like pseudo-christian like because again the stuff that's like on the other side of the coin the current like anti-vax christian my it's not even like christian it's almost like christian slash crystal like white like white magic versus dark magic i don't know how to describe overlap there

yeah i like i i don't i don't know i was so when i was when i had covet i just went down like all these tiktok rabbit holes of these like nurses who get into like multi-level pyramid marketing scheme they're also like super christian they're like i'm at my hospital in frog balls arkansas and they ain't one covid patient here we got i mean we're clear and empty and you can hear the machines in the back like like they've all got they've all got flu b yeah yeah like in the same way that a lot of the guys that i hung out with like a lot of the like skateboarding like burnout kids like i remember a distinctly senior year a lot of the kids that were like you know fuck like united states government whatever a lot of them were just like man i ship off in like two weeks and i like smoking a weed behind some ditch or whatever and i'm like ship off where to like

kill yourself like we ain't doing nothing or whatever you know and then they were like oh i ship off to the marines and i was like why and they were like i mean i was just gonna like set myself on fire doing something stupid, but they, I went to little Caesars to get a job and next door was a recruiter. And, you know, they were like, Hey, do you want a Camaro? We got it. Like everybody that, that was like going to the Marines that I went to high school with was like, there was like a very specific type of guy that went to the Marines.

that I went to high school with was like, there was like a very specific type of guy that went to the Marines. And he was like a guy that was like, probably considered himself like kind of a street tough a little bit, you know what I mean? But like, also like, I don't know, like he really, I don't know, y'all probably a little bit younger than I am, but like it was a guy that was really moved by that. Like let's roll message post 9-11, you know what I mean? Yeah, no, yeah, no don't know. Y'all probably a little bit younger than I am, but like it was a guy that was really moved by that.

Like let's roll message post nine 11. You know what I mean? Yeah, no, yeah, no, for sure. Like, well, I mean, I know that. So I graduated high school 2012 and like the, the people who enroll who enlisted like literally the day they turned 18, it was like a, it was a split between like sons and sons and daughters of men and women who were, so it's like a family thing, like the way that certain families have lawyers. and then it was those guys you're describing and the other third were guys who like i never thought like guys who like i said we like hung out road scape like skateboarded did drugs like we're just into the same kind of like shitty punk music the same

message of like but then like i guess when adulthood came knocking it was like i was like fuck it i'm gonna go into debt and get a degree that don't matter and they were like i'm gonna go to the desert yeah you know dude i i've told this story on on street fight before but there's this dude i went to high school with and and like he was i party we partied all the time. He was the guy that would beat people up for you. So like I was, okay. I was a super thin kid. I was like a hundred and I wasn't 120 pounds till I was in my twenties.

And like, but I, you know, obviously I can talk and, uh, I am really good at talking shit and hurting people's feelings. And like, so they would send me,'ll it take you so far exactly that's why i stopped doing it they would send me to talk shit to people and start fights and then this guy would jump in and just whip the guy's ass or

whatever he was kind of like he i don't know he just liked fighting and shit we would run from the cops and we would do all this vandalism and do all these fucking drugs. We even sold drugs for a period of time. And like a year and a half ago, I was like on Facebook. It was when I was still on Facebook. I was scrolling through and a newspaper article was posted. And I started reading it. And it was about a controversy at a high school about a kid not being allowed to carry the thin blue line flag onto the football field. And, like, the coach told him he wasn't allowed to do it.

And that kid was this guy's son. And he was in the newspaper throwing a fucking fit about it. Was he that kid, that rosy cheek kid that was taunting the elder Nathan Phillips in D.C.? But I couldn't believe that it even, I couldn't fucking believe that it happened. couldn't believe that it even i couldn't fucking believe that it happened that like this guy i mean he's a landlord now which is a path to right that kind of behavior but like i just couldn't believe this guy that fucking he did he he you know he goes out and shoots guns and shit like that but he like loves the police now and he loves the government now. And I just, I fucking, I can't figure out where that kind of thing happens to people that the most,

the most, the guys that had the most antisocial qualities back in the day in the sort of personality disorder sense. Now we're like diehard, like cop and military guys. I do. I think there's got, there's something, I mean, the poverty draft is i dude i think there's got there's something i mean the poverty draft is real and i don't know that's for real and and so if you grow up like in a poor area like i when i went to school i became friends with people whose parents were very very well off

and you know like had it great had it made and i talked about like you know where i come from it's like pizza joint gun store store, liquor store, and then military recruiting in every strip mall, as far as I could see. And they were like, we don't see a lot of military recruitment places where we're from. And I'm like, yeah, you're from like a really fancy area in Dallas. It's like they're every 10 feet.

If you live like in an area that's like sticks around at the poverty line. So because of that, I check cash and joints and the nice payday loan joints, the bail bondsman and a fucking military recruitment joints. And I think because of that, you get a lot of people who when they're younger, they're like, man, shit's fucked up and they get drafted up into that shit. And they beat that shit out of you. And they're like, actually, it's great. And it rocks. And you're going to, you you're gonna be a part of this machine now because like i said i same thing that

brian said i had friends that you know we weren't politically aligned because we were teenagers but we knew like there's something fucking amiss here yeah you know and then and then now like i see them on facebook and they're like you stop my flag and i'll stop your ass and i'm like dude we used to listen to like minor threat and like read like fucking like like the like gaddafi's green book and shit like when we were in college like or when i was in college and used to live back home like and now here you are travis scott's name like here i am we know opining about you know little boozy and like neo-paganism and shit it all comes full circle so well let me ask you before we before we wrap up here uh travis scott emissary of satan or you know is it possible there's some sort of uh uh intelligence apparatus

chicanery going on here or is this just your run of the mill tragedy? Or is what Thomas said, was it just a couple of guys on the business end of, you know? Also, before we wrap up, did you guys see the article that came out like an hour ago? Where after the show, he just went to Dave and Buster's?

No! Is that for real? I am dead serious. He, like like said, he was like, Oh, I didn't know that happened. Like he just, yeah,

he literally went to a Dave and Buster's right after that, like deadly concert. That is so he earned back my respect with that one move. Like, that is incredible. I got to play some fucking pinball, man. Too much.

I need a, my tie and to play fucking air hockey i gotta i got yeah i gotta win a goddamn bowser doll for my i don't want to fucking play fruit ninja on my phone i want to play it on the arcade cabinet yeah yeah i have to say that, like, he's not, here's what I think. He is not an emissary of Satan. I don't think he's that cool. I think the interesting thing for me is going to be to see if he's able to weather the storm. If people are going, if, like, the kids that are into him are going to turn on him. Because kids are fucking stupid.

like the kids that are into them are going to turn on him because kids are fucking stupid. And like, I'm sure there's a ton of, you know, obviously people on Twitter think Gen Z is going to save us, but there's gotta be a ton of Gen Z dipshit kids just being like, he, he might be, he might actually be Satan. We need to keep an eye on this guy. Let me ask you this on a serious note, though. Are some of these guys provocateurs or something, though? You know what I mean? When the whole Jay-Z

shit was out, obviously it seems ridiculous on the face, but they do gesture to that kind of shit and fuck with you a little bit. You know what I mean? Like the, I remember the onto the next one video, everybody was like,

you remember blueprint three when Jay-Z was doing that European shit. Yeah. Well, more recently, Lil Uzi Vert kind of had like more of a Marilyn Manson type vibe for a while where he would have like, he would get like million dollar, like iced out upside down

crosses and shit which is honestly like kind of cool the way he pulled it off yeah but i mean i think i think with travis scott specifically because he like with rap he's really like one of the main like industry plants that actually like yeah he's like one of the ended up taking off like i've read interviews with his old management that was like yeah he's like one of the ended up taking off like i've read interviews with his old management that was like yeah we basically like faked his numbers for a long time like followers and streaming wise until it took off like he's just i've heard shit like this like uh i talked to a buddy of mine that was in a touring band he was like you could look at spotify numbers right yeah and if like an artist top six cities are like

bozeman montana and abilene texas yeah kentucky columbus ohio and not new york la chicago yeah i didn't cut you off thomas keep going i was i was into that no that is that is interesting i hadn't really thought about that you know but it would be sick to just every person in like Helena, Montana fucking loves, I don't know, pop smoke or whatever. Yeah. I mean, I guess like to, to the point of him, like, so I think something happens when you go from being, you know, he's been, he's been famous in the, in the public eye for a while, but I mean,

you go from relative obscurity, you're popping off and then suddenly you're the biggest name it's like if something like this happens even if it's a tragedy it's good for money and it's good for numbers i think the attention span everybody especially young people will be on to something new in a month we'll be on black friday death numbers that's what we're going to be on because people are about to drop dead during black friday in this country i think i think he's either going going to do a collab album with that rapper Lecrae, that Christian rapper from Houston, I think.

Dude, that would be so sick. Lecrae's pretty good. He's pretty good. Oh, get out of here. Or he's going to lean into the devil thing and just do like a warmed over Playboi Carti thing. Marilyn Manson. I mean, you could go the maryland manson direction

and it might help it's just no more mcdonald's meals and shit like that like i think he's just hit that critical level of of musician that when they're making meals for you at mcdonald's although that seems a little less impressive now with the last big McDonald's meal person being just a person with a bunch of followers on Twitter or something. That's less impressive, but when McDonald's is acknowledging

you and Reese's Puffs are making a cereal for you and shit like that. Which is crazy because what Thomas said, it's like this guy was like never like well i mean like what i've heard i've always heard the term industry plant and never was never really like super clear on what it meant i guess like what you're saying is it's like a guy that they've like sort of well like so he was credited production wise he was i remember like six years ago or whatever he was

seen as like just the greatest producer or whatever because he was given credit for a lot of the production on yeezus which he did a little bit of but it was mostly like hudson mohawk and uh i think gesoffelstein did a lot of it yeah and some other guys and like daft punk i think might have done some yeah but i mean like so he was seen i mean and also to be fair like a lot of his earlier stuff is way better than what he puts out now not to be that guy but like objectively if you go back and hear some of his stuff like he was there like the ben trill shit yeah like he is a he is a talented artist but i think he's gotten to the point where like other people can do pretty much all the heavy lifting for him and he could just ride around in a Lambo all day. And really, I think as podcasters, we can respect that is that's the end goal. Right.

Me and Thomas are industry plants of podcasting. I mean, that's. Yeah, honestly. Yeah. are industry plants of podcasting i mean that's yeah honestly yeah because like just our friends have told other people about it and we will be like uh we've got a show you don't have to listen who gives a fuck yeah yeah yeah yeah i've been y'all will clearly go on any show so yeah you're on this shit yeah i i have been the same way i i i way Every once in a while I'll be like

I'm going to tweet a link to the Patreon And then I do it And one minute later I'm like I wish I didn't do that That was terrible I did my biggest thing of the year I have this big thing And I'm just like

I'll post about it And if people find it that'll be great yeah we like embarrassing it's so embarrassing to fucking tell people to listen to your shit but tom i know i feel i feel so like every day i feel so fucking cringy on twitter that's yeah the worst is when you think you're getting off a good joke you know that shit sucks and then i'm worried what thomas thinks about me i'm worried about me i know if i post something that i think i have this new like thing in my brain where i'm like i don't want to be one of those epic communism guys and like i'm just obsessed with like making sure that i'm not an epic communism guy did that like i will i will post something very similar like i i realize

like it'll go fucking it'll do insane numbers and i'm like i'm gonna read this again and i'm like dude i sound like a fucking like 19 year old who just took like politics in latin america at a state school where i'm like this tweet is literally like i like god damn this is low not only is it low-hanging fruit it just fucking sucks but but but i'm a cheap whore and under it i'm like hey i got a shitty emo band and an even worse podcast so like it's always got If you're not your own biggest fan who will be. Yeah. I have that thing too, where I, where I'm like being earnest. And then I have to sit back and realize that my uncles are chicken fighters that have never voted. And I'm like, what, what can,

what can I add to the discourse that somebody far more capable can. Right. Yeah. Like my, yeah. It's like I'm crafting some like three or four tweet thread about like the CIA's involvement in Guatemala or whatever. And then I, yeah, I was like, dude, my dad once crashed a forklift into a shipping container, a JP Morgan container, beat that container with the dent out with a hammer, spray painted it, whistled his way back to work. Foreman calls him in and says, hey, you want to come in here?

I got a video I need you to look at. And he's like, I wouldn't know what the hell you're talking about. And it's the video of him doing just that. And I'm like, yeah, I'm not an analyst. And that, and that, friends, is how the Suez Canal got blocked. I just remember, I just thought of this yesterday because i was thinking about my dad uh somebody was asking me how i got into like shock jocks and shit

and i was just like well my dad was a nerd and he didn't like him and it made me like him and then somebody was like what what does your dad do for a living and i was like i don't fucking know i never even thought to ask him. Like, I literally have no idea what my dad's job is. I just know it's something about computers. Like, he does something with computers. Your dad's from Canada, right? Okay, my dad lived in Canada.

My dad was born in Buffalo. And he lived in Canada until he was seven. And he calls himself Canadian still. I think just because he doesn't want to be like an Ohio guy, which look at me. I fucking made my whole life around being an Ohio guy and I'm doing okay. There are worse things to pay. Yeah.

You could be from Texas. I love Texas. You know, I did a tour. We did a tour in Texasxas and uh we drew really well and uh we made our we made good money and we had a really good time and the venues were the slowest to pay out of any venues and any other city in the united states well i i mean i i've had that experience playing music where like a month will go by and i'll like text the dude and i'm like hey like we were supposed to get paid like i don't know like not a lot of money but it's a lot to me

and he's like he just texts you back and says you know what time it is yeah that's all i say yeah yeah yeah well it'll be like what's your venmo and then two weeks will go by and you're like my venmo is this again and they're like oh yeah and then they'll send it like it wasn't the hold up was not a logistics or like a money thing they're just like everybody that i've met who runs venues but be it comedy or like music they're just barely alive they're just barely like hanging on it was weird too because we did dallas houston austin and oklahoma city the oklahoma city venue paid right out that night yeah well you know you got to think about where that is it's in one of

the worst places on earth it's you know oklahoma is a hell within itself we you know we we literally banished a whole race there and then like we're like fuck we're out of land we have to live here too so you know everyone everyone who like drives by the reservations or whatever and they see the casinos and yeah i feel like there's just a rot within oklahoma that i hope it doesn't spread texas kicks ass i i actually am if weed was legal there i would love it a lot it's very not uh yeah it is not yeah it is very not but But actually, in some of the bigger counties It's basically decriminalized now Like they just realized that like

Meth and everything was getting trafficked way more So Yeah, and Austin, if you have like less than a zip They're supposed to send you home Like if it's like less than an ounce It's supposed to be like a ticket And by that they mean if you're a white guy with a bunch of weed they don't care right correct yeah yeah well if uh for uh those listening

that might want to come find y'all that aren't already aware where can they find y'all at we are on uh spotify apple podcast and then our patreon is is at patreon.com slash PendejoTime Pendejo's That's P-E-N-D-E-J-O for those not And time is T-I-M-E Yeah, if you don't know that one If you're on Twitter, you gotta

put the at symbol in front of it or you won't be able to get to it at all Yeah, you gotta do that i appreciate y'all doing this we've been trying to we've been trying to put this together for like two months now yeah we almost had it we almost had it so many times yeah almost so many times but i appreciate you boys i enjoyed the show your presence and Brian of course as always appreciate you

riding shotgun with me and we're getting ready to do this again we're going to turn around I'm going to send you another link and we're going to do a podcast alright well it's good to meet you meet everybody good to meet you Thomas Jake good to see you again

let's do it again for sure