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Psyche discusses the consequences of taking people for granted and the importance of valuing relationships, while also addressing a boycott against him and the behavior of certain individuals, including Tony, who has been involved in harassment and intimidation tactics.
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The episode begins with Psyche reciting a poetic passage about the consequences of taking people for granted ▶ 0:19. He then engages in a conversation with a guest, discussing a recent live stream where a guest, Tony, was featured and celebrated for his behavior, which includes ding-dong ditching and harassment ▶ 3:13. The guest mentions that Tony has been involved in a boycott against Psyche and has made threatening comments ▶ 4:24. Psyche and the guest discuss the importance of holding people accountable for their actions and the consequences of their behavior ▶ 7:20. They also talk about the need to focus on the present and future, rather than dwelling on past mistakes ▶ 9:30.
The episode appears to explore the theme of accountability and the consequences of one's actions. It suggests that people who engage in harmful or manipulative behavior will ultimately face negative consequences, while those who prioritize their relationships and personal growth will thrive. The episode also touches on the idea of virtue signaling and the performative nature of online behavior, highlighting the tension between appearance and reality.
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>> They see the silence, think it's empty space. Think a quiet life means a fragile place. No crowd around, no noise, no show. So they assume there's nowhere else to go. They lean back, start cutting corners slow. Late replies, let the effort go.
>> >> Treat a presence like it's guaranteed, never noticing what they're about to lose indeed. No fights, no scenes, no warning signs, just a shift you miss between the lines. You thought it that you thought it would stay, but it was measuring the price you pay.
You don't scare someone who's fine alone. They've already built their own throne. Lone wolf walking in their own zone. No chains to break, no borrowed home. They don't beg, they don't pursue, they just subtract the weight of you. And when they leave
it's clean and true, gone like they never needed you.
Gone like they never needed you. They don't chase noise just to feel alive. Don't need a crowd just to survive. A lone wolf moving quiet through a world that never really knew. You thought attention was enough to trade
for respect that slowly started to fade, but they were watching every move you made, running numbers while you casually played. >> >> No speeches, no dramatic ends, no broken hearts they need to mend.
Just quiet math, a simple view, is this worth what I give to you? You don't scare someone who's fine alone. They've already built their own throne. Lone wolf never lost their own, just passing through what isn't home.
They don't beg, they don't pursue, they just subtract the weight of you, and when they leave it's clean and true, gone like they never needed you. >>
>> Hello. >> Hey, how are you doing? >> I'm okay. How are you doing? >> I'm good. I'm good. I thought I would pop in real quick and say hi since I caught y'all in here. >> Yeah, there was a a live last night. The guy that's, you know, doing the door knocks was a featured guest, and celebrated guests actually. Oh, go more IRL on him and you're doing good work.
Keep up the good work to him, you know. Um, kind of Wait, somebody knocked on your door and said that? No, um, this is what they were saying Kate's, but it's the guy that's doing it, Tony, the guy Yeah, he was he was like the featured guest on the on the show, I guess, and uh, they're all celebrating that behavior, that illegal behavior, um, also. I know that I know that they're celebrating it elsewhere, which I've
seen the messages and things like that. >> Well, you know, what goes around comes around. It I know it sometimes feels like it never will, but I I've seen it happen enough times, so. >> I do believe that. >> Are Are you reporting all this to, you know, your police or whoever in your Okay good.
>> And yeah, it makes it easier with, you know, when I I extract the transcripts or have them, you know, I have it transcribed and have it analyzed and it's like, you know, you can see like what what what happened like the like what they were saying like yesterday was I have a little bit of like an analysis of it it it was mentioned on the show and it says there's things said like I will put a gun to your skull. I would I could kill
you and get away with it. I know where you live. >> Whoa! In regards to you? >> Okay, yeah. Yeah, this is And then this is uh Let me see what else. Okay, so and then then Tony's >> Who's saying this? Kate? >> And he mentions of Tony. Tony joins the panel says he supports the boycott against Psyche's claims Psyche is feeling it lately. Predicts the future real crash out says he's personally
contributed pressure against you. Refers to his activity as doing my thug my thug dizzle. The host encourages him and praises his hard work. The docs are going to have a keep a knocking. This sounds like a reference to doxxing or harassment pressure campaigns. Contextually, it's framed as intimidation theater. Tony discusses being doxxed by Psyche, but says the information was outdated. It's
kind of a failed doxx because I don't live anywhere near that anymore. Another panelist asks who's Tony what's his hard work. Host explains Tony is ding-dong ditching, pressing, and holding people accountable. That framing suggests Tony's reputation in the group of revolves around harassment style trolling activism against targets they dislike. Tony leaves panel after reaffirming support. I'm dedicated to
the cause. And so, yeah, this is it's like a virtue signaling, public loyalty signaling, prediction of my downfall, talking about the boycott and things like this. But, you know, I did have 80 people in the chat the other day. Don't >> No, that term ding-dong, who specifically is saying that? >> I think that that's what um Kate
explained Tony's to what Tony's doing um and uh and then he was too, you know. Um and it's like many comments depend on mon- monitoring my live streams, my panels, my mods, my audience size, my reactions, and my relationships. Um it's then it's like psy- psyche sexually harass straight men on here
non-stop. Um claim that Alex McQueen and Ghost don't with Psyche anymore. And I lost my major supporters. Mockery that viewers will miss my AI videos. My AI content becomes a recurring punchline throughout the stream. Um they openly support a boycott against me and encourage a continued pressure, social isolation. Important because this becomes coordinated group
reinforcement rather than isolated criticism. And uh um e-begging, suicide baiting, trick situation, Benny situation, and Brandon Q supporter the reasons for the boycott. So. >> Okay. Well, first and foremost, the boycott evidently did not work because I don't know what happened last night, but
the night before when I was on your panel, um you had over 70 viewers, okay? Now, man, you you know, the reason I was asking about that term ding-dong is that I haven't heard that until um CA made her re-emerge and she uses that
phrase frequently. So, that could be stemming from her camp. Um I I mean, look, the there's there's some things going on, okay? Um I've received threats ever since I made it known that some of these um people who are parents who are fraudulently labeling people PDFs and
whatnot, if they accept donations from anyone who is labeled that, that's an open door for CPS or DCF to investigate them. There's people pretty upset that I put that information out there, but that's the reality. So, it's a it's a double-edged sword. I mean, people can keep doing whatever they want to do, but
they're really just drawing a lot of attention to themselves. In the end, you're just going to win because even when you have the hate, it just draws attention to you. >> Yeah. >> And um >> Exactly. >> People Well, like that video that you have um seven laws of power or laws of power um
people look at results. They don't necessarily look at um the you know, the past. >> Uh-huh. Yeah. >> So, you just keep trucking. Keep moving forward. >> Yeah. Cuz I have a I've had I've had ups and downs and like there was like 40 people yesterday, but no one was talking. I think people are intimidated a little bit. Um there's you know, there
are they're going, "Oh, congratulations, Q. Q is running the the psyche boycott, you know? Like Q is now the moral authority, you know, jumping onto this bandwagon um with this with this um the boycott." >> that he's smarter than he is and um it is already backfiring on him. I I mean, I wouldn't say that his life is exactly stellar.
I wouldn't say that he's in the best position at all. >> Yeah. >> So, um >> I I hear he didn't get fired or something like that from his job and um >> Yeah. >> So, I I I don't know I don't know um But yeah, he's admitted I mean, he's admitted to assaulting women and and we know he he maced the homeless guy.
>> where do you go from here at this point in your life when you're you know, if I were in his like let's say that I could put my brain in his body, I would think to myself, "Screw all this internet stuff. Let me try to get myself enrolled in college. Let me try to get a scholarship. Let me try to do something to do to get a degree because see a guy
like that he's not thinking long-term. He's thinking, "Okay, I'm going to be in my 20s forever." Man, those years go by fast and looks fade. >> Right. Because he No, he found his >> and go. >> Cuz he went to the library and met the met some guy at the library that moved him in right away. Um and so we don't know
who he moved in with, but you know who knows what the arrangement is. The kid cuz he's been living there rent-free. >> we know what the arrangement is, but um >> >> I I I All I'm going to say is that I've seen it over and over again to where men and women you know, they start off doing things that they shouldn't be
doing when they're in their 20s, early 30s. I I mean, look, VP is an example of that. She was flying high for a lot of years and now she's pushing 40, living in her car, making a fool of herself, opportunities lost, and you never get that time back. Same goes for you know, it's it's when
you're young it's one thing, but if you don't switch up the game and plan for your future when you get older it's over. >> I wouldn't be surprised if he's moving to Oklahoma soon, you know. I think he might. >> I You know, I was surprised that he was um
you know, turning his nose up at that option. Really? >> Because um he does not have many options >> Yeah. at all. You you know, he can speak as pseudo confidently as he wants, but I see through it. Most people with a brain do. >> Yeah. Three Well, three and a glow Three and a
glow, you're going to marry a rich man, so you're going to go gay for pay. Okay. Well, that's an option for I guess a lot of the a lot of these panel burst guy, I guess their only option is to to marry a a guy at this point, you know, it's like um, you know, I wouldn't want to marry I if I want to get in a business contract with a guy and start a business basically. >>
>> You know, I used to know somebody who said that they think that polygamous marriage should be legal just like you know, you could have multiple owners of a business, you should have multiple parties willing to enter a marri a a marital contract because actually it would be um financially beneficial to
the people involved. Um, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Well, but I with all these black widows in the community like you know, I'd be kind of afraid to marry anybody or black black uh yeah, you know. >> Yeah, they might be looking for you know, I'm convinced that there's a few who look for candidates that they can
get insurance policies on especially the um extreme substance abusers. You you know, what a better way to enrich yourself, find an extreme substance abuser, get an insurance policy on them, move them in, create a situation to where they OD and um
Yeah. I I think we've seen that actually happen but few people say anything about it. >> I don't know if you knew who KZ was but KZ just recently passed away. He guess he got stabbed. >> the screen name but I didn't know that they passed away. >> Yeah, he got arrested for I think assault with a police officer or something and then I either heard here I mean RG had the
obituary but I hear he he he was either stabbed in in jail or he had some kind of alcohol withdrawal in there or something like that but you know, he was always around but yeah, he he was going through hard times but he had that uh assault charge spitting on a pregnant woman, you know, years ago and that was very controversial people that I never cared for him on the show
really but um but you know, accused him of the same thing spitting on a woman and urinating on the public bench and then assaults and assaulting people, but now he's the moral authority I guess in the community. And uh interesting >> He's just a big mouth and um most people in these communities are followers.
>> Yeah. And that's the sad part about it too is like, you know, there's a lot of followers, but it's like I also like I said the trash took itself out because there's a lot of people that were just like monopolizing the show and I would always let people up, you know, um you know, RG I would let her always let up and and Arthur and now they're all in this boycott and and badmouthing
me and praising Q and and Beat up Beat up says Sandman actually started the boycott by kicking me off his show, you know, with without getting paid to do it, you know, and so she she's so proud of her her man, you know. >> She's she's she's >> >> Yeah, I'm surprised at some of the people actually. I'm surprised at RG because you basically put him on the
map. I'm So who else who else is aligning themselves with this >> Well, Kate Kate and Kate Tony like Arthur Beta um uh also like there's some like you know, I I went to into um what's her name? She has that that IP2 person with the high the high voice, you
know, I think she had controversies too, but I mean if I go into any chat like I was welcome in her chat, but um but um um then I start getting docs and and I went to Q's chat I started getting docs and and and I started I mean blogger's chat blogger started getting docs in his chat he didn't do anything about it I did, you know, and so um I had to block out in certain certain
words and stuff in my cuz that's That's they tried to do. >> Well, then these people matter. I mean, do you notice that for the most part the people that you're naming, they never leave their live streams up. They can barely maintain um good standing with their channels. They're all kind of fly-by-night. Like when they're streaming, that people might notice them, but when they're not streaming, no one does. You have staying power.
>> Yeah. >> And that's all you really need to um keep in mind. >> Yeah, I'm I'm hanging in there and uh you know, it's not always easy uh in this community, but it's like I'll I'll I'll hang in there and but now they're saying they're Well, they're saying that it was impossible that I had 80 people on either night, so I must have been botted and oh, they're going to start botting me so I can I get my hopes up and they're trying to trigger me and
hoping I crash out and all this stuff and it's like, well, I'm so I'm fine. I'm I've I'm I'm enjoying my chat still. >> They'll come crawling back. >> Yeah, I have a >> They always do. >> Yeah. I got a I got a new vape. It's pretty cool. It's a little bit >> Oh, good for you. What What is there like a flavor to it or >> It says blue dream. Blue dream and so, you know, these are
kind of strong. >> Is it nicotine or cannabis or what is it? >> it's cannabis. I'm in this this box. It took me a while to figure out how to turn on, but yeah, it's a little vape. I think it tells you the heat of it and how much is remaining and how many seconds it takes. It is kind of strong for me. So, I have to be very >> They're too strong for me. I I've tried
the vapes before. They're They're too much for me and um I I'm actually like like really trying to keep my body really really, you know, just clean of everything right now. It It kind of sucks because it's so I I'm like beyond um I'm on the other side of sober from being sober, okay? >> Yeah.
>> I'll still have some wine or something on occasion, but I I'm substantially substantially substantially limiting myself when it comes to that. >> Well. >> Um you know, um I'm I'm really getting into learning about the Christian Kabbalah now. >> Okay, cool. >> me Yeah, you turned you turned me on to um learning about a few things because the other night when we spoke before you
went to sleep, you were showing your medallion. >> And then you were showing me the various >> Yeah. letters on it and then the opposite side of it and I started, you know, I did a whole live about it. So, I'm going to do that exploration into Christian Kabbalah um in tandem with my Christian Bible reading. So, that'll be But, I'm doing the Kabbalah
offline more so. It's just for my own personal knowledge base. >> Well, I I read a really good I I had these Bibles. I still have one of them, like Leviticus or something like that, but it's like the it was like the it was going through the first five books of the Bible, which is like all the Torah, but it was kind of explaining it Kabbalistically. And Kabbalah is it's like that's a lot of like the oral tradition and the
>> Well, I really like the whole thing having to do with the Shem HaMephorash. I I think I pronounced it right, probably didn't. But, the 72 angels and then you have their um counterparts that are the 72 demons. I find that absolutely fascinating. >> Yeah. >> So, I'm I'm learning about that right now and I'm having fun with it cuz I
didn't know. And I've always loved the concept of angels a lot. I I love um anything to do with angels. >> Mhm. Yeah, I mean, it's like they're powerful archetypes of like God's will or like, you know, his helpers, you know, that he that he sometimes will send for people and a lot of people have had stories. I think you might have had a story, like, you know,
these people that just showed up at the right place, the right time. >> The scooter accident. You know, um a lot of people like to show the crash of the accident cuz, you know, it is comical. I can laugh at myself, but people hardly ever show that man who appeared who helped me and he really came out of
nowhere. And he looked he was so attractive. You know, I don't know if my head was a little like out of sorts that I thought that or what, but um it just I think that was an angel or at least that was somebody embodying an angelic spirit at that moment because he made sure I was
okay. You know, I know he was talking to me basically to make sure I didn't have a concussion. Such a nice guy and he just came out of nowhere. It was so strange. There was nobody around that day. I have the video footage of that over on my IP2 Wiki info channel, but >> Yeah. >> I've had a few occurrences to where I
think back and I'm like, was that an angel? And I kind of think so, maybe. I've been very um blessed in a lot of ways when I think about it. >> Yeah, and there are definitely earth angels and uh even special humans, you know, I think with that angelic light or you know, that that can sometimes appear for you know, you know,
just mysteriously and disappear just as fast. >> Great drill. >> Angels in human form. Yeah, so I'm focusing on the positive sides, you know, oh yeah, and then the 72 demons too is like, you know, those are >> I made an AI song. Actually, I'm not sure which one to pick. I made an AI
song of the 72 angels' names. >> Mhm. >> And then I'm going to make a video to go Well, I want to memorize all the names. That's how I'm going to do it. You kind of gave me that tip. >> Yeah, cuz they're all um actually in the in the way that they calculated that too, I guess it's like something that there's like a passage in the Bible with Moses and they take every like third letter and put them together. Do you see how they
do that? >> Every every angel has a three-letter name and what's fascinating one of my favorite biblical stories is when Moses parts the Red Sea. Do you realize that he utilized those names to do it? >> Yeah. >> That's that's the connection between the
Kabbalah and the Christian Bible is when Moses parted that sea, he was using um the 72 angels' names. So somehow like I wonder does it have to do with the vibrational frequency of speaking the names? Does it have to do with him calling the angels down and they came down and they were like, "All right,
we're going TO PART THIS SEA AND GET Y'ALL OUT of here." I mean that's I wish I could be a time traveler and just see that because so many things technologically that we're able to do today could explain certain miracles in the Bible or in other religious texts, but we cannot part water. We cannot part major bodies of
water. That's a mystery and I mean imagine witnessing that. Man. >> Well, it is it's the Tibetans well, there's stories in Tibet about how they use that how they were able to move a lot of like rocks and things like that that actually by their voice and I think they even said the pyramids >> sound >> Yeah, sound. Use sound and it would like lift these huge boulders into the air and there's like archaeologically or
like you know, things that they've made that is like how did they there's no idea how they how they could have made such a thing, you know, without like a technology and without like you know, like equipment and you know, construction equipment and uh and they and they these these monasteries and things are still standing in Tibet. Um you know, they they Tibet got kind of emptied emptied out of all the llamas, you know, by the
Chinese government and stuff. But I mean a lot of them like fled to India and then all over then actually all over the all over the earth they started like ashrams and things like that to to start teaching. And so that's how they a lot of them lamas came to America as well to start teaching. Just like and that's how kind of also yoga came in by Yogananda. You know, he they they I think he was like sponsored by the Rothschild or
something like that to come to America and start teaching yoga. There was some interesting stories in the background. You remember that live there was a hard Oh, yeah, so already out there and you saw that live. You got some people >> Yeah, yeah, I'm I'm lucky that um I didn't have any bones break or anything. The only thing that happened um my right cheekbone
chipped a little bit, but it was such a small chip cuz I did get um myself scanned. I I went to the doctor just to make sure and there was no reason for them to go in. They were like, "That's just going to dissolve into your body. You're fine." I was like, "Good." But um Yeah, I've been very lucky health and
medically throughout my life when I think about it. I've never broken a bone. I think you said the same thing. >> Yeah. >> Um I've never had any major injuries ever. So, it's a good thing I was wearing my helmet that day. You you know, but um I still have that scooter and I still do go out on my little scooter rides on
occasion. I got over my um fear of that. So, I went out recently a few days ago actually. >> Yeah. >> But >> my bike still a little bit. I got I just got to get a part and I can fix my bike cuz the lock I had got all tangled into it and I finally had the lock taken out and uh it just require one small part. So, um
you can get that fixed and I'll I'll be on my bike again. So, I'll have >> Yay. >> Yeah, that'll be good. Um I went to the pier yesterday, got a fish taco. On Fridays at the pier it's like $5. >> some of the live. Yeah. >> It was fun. >> That's good. >> I went with easy and yeah, just good to get out of the house and walk around and then then he told me to buy this Cutwater. He's like he's and
then they're very strong. It's like 12.5% alcohol or a small can. I had a Long Island >> Cutwater? >> Yeah, Cutwater. It's like I have one right here. This is the strawberry margarita one. >> Okay. >> Oh, hold on. Yeah, there's Cutwater. >> Cutwater, okay. >> Yeah, and it's Oh, this one's 10% alcohol, but the Long Island iced tea and the other one were
like 12.5%. So, pretty strong and and uh >> Yeah, that is pretty strong. >> Then I fell asleep and then I got the the vapes and then then I was right back to sleep and so cuz these these knocked me out for a little while. >> So, you're just kind of chilling and relaxing. >> Yeah, kind of relaxing weekend, you know, it's like uh >> Yeah. >> I'm going to get together with family tomorrow and stuff for
you know, the holiday, but >> Yes. >> Yeah, I and and uh and tomorrow you have a a show, too, right? Um >> Yeah, I do. Um what time was it? 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. >> Okay, great. I'll be able to be able to watch that. So, everyone, that's going to be on your IP2 Wiki channel or the >> No, IRL News Time. IRL News Time. Yeah,
so that should go pretty well. It'll be brief. It'll be Well, it might not be brief. It depends on what he wants to talk about, really. You know, there's a set topic, but then I said that we could diverge if we wanted to. So, we'll see how that goes. >> Okay. >> Um >> Look forward to that tomorrow. I'm going to definitely be tuning in. Um Yeah, just the more I see uh and I you
know, now Beeta is going after Crystal Anne, I know, and for you know, for her to declaw her cat and she's calling her a Well, cuz you know, Beeta is in the snout and people are bringing up this young Cheeto who I think I guess Beeta apparently took a bubble bath with this 19-year-old you know, not like >> What? I never heard that rumor. >> Yeah. Does anybody know more about it? Like I I I just remember her like, you know, she went up
>> So, all this is such a long time ago now when I think about it. It really is. And um You you you know, what what Bieta's going to have to learn is that you do have to be able to take what you dish out, but when it comes to CA >> Yeah.
>> she feeds off the altercations. Okay? That's why I decided I'm not engaging with her. No, I will not go on her panel. Um I will not hardly acknowledge her, really. >> Yeah. >> But um and I'm definitely not team Bieta. Um but between the two, if I had
to like save the life of one of them, it would be Bieta, okay? Um Bieta, if I were her, I would not engage or interact or anything because look, I know we all have our issues and whatnot, but when it comes to CA
she only is able to survive because she has people who do take care of her. She's not functional, really. And what she does online eventually some she's going to mess with the wrong person who brings some legalities upon her. That's what's going to happen with her. >> Mhm. She already got a strike.
>> Yeah, she did, didn't she? Yeah. >> Yeah, she was on her backup channel or something and >> Yeah, and that's a form of um what what is it called? TOS evasion? Sure is. >> Yeah. Well, and uh you know, she Yeah, I mean I I I don't I mean I'm banned from her panel or her chat, and then I guess I'm banned from Bieta's and Bieta's chat and
panel now. So, it's like, you know, basically all they can try to do is silence me at this point. Um and like >> Well, they have nothing to say. I mean, look, you actually I'm so glad that you're getting out of the house and you know, showing whatever is in your neighborhood and whatnot. That's solid IRL. I feel like if you're going to be in the game,
you need to not just talk the talk, but you need to walk the walk. So, you're becoming a multi-faceted streamer, panel host, commentator, you have your original content, you have the artistry, you're going out doing IRL. That makes you a well-rounded, solid streamer. The people who are really causing the problems, you don't see them going outside.
>> No, you like >> Okay. You You don't see them creating anything original. All they do is create problems to create this endless back and forth, which is pointless and really very low value. >> Yeah, that's a very good assessment. That's perfect assessment, actually, of what's going on because it's like that's they're just I mean, they're just about starting conflict and having and
continuing drama. And so, whatever they have to jump on, they'll Even like now it's now it's all she has to say about me is like, "Well, he lets his cats out to cat and they catch mice." And that's like her big complaint about how >> Well, I thought cats have have Have Have they never seen Tom and Jerry? That's what cats do.
Cats chase mice. That's like their life purpose to go after little creatures and they actually keep the um populations of the creatures that are pests to us down. I'm happy about the cats. >> Yep, I I know. And so, yeah, it's I think it's like cuz like cats are going to cat like I mean, unless they're like locked up inside. I know some people
have like, you know, they're not able to let the cats outside of their own They have a balcony and stuff like that. And the cats are more indoor, but are the least cats going going on the balcony then. Like I I guess like, you know, and then Crystalina I guess had declawed her cats and be the had a big problem that's horrible. Like, you know, you shouldn't do that because what if the cat gets out and needs to be
able to defend itself? Right. And uh yeah. And that also like it disorients the cats a little bit. legal to to do that still? Not in California, but in some in some in some places it is. Like, you know, Oklahoma probably it's legal. Um
But here in some big no-no in California. Like, you know, we even have wrong. I mean, you you know, like imagine like what if humans could be pets? And you know, whatever made us their pets decided, "Okay, we're going to take off their hands and feet to where that they can't
really go out anywhere and function." Can you imagine like if your hands were surgically removed or your feet? Oh my god, I don't even want That could be a horror movie. Yeah. Like aliens come and abduct people and make us pets. Oh god. Yeah. Oh yeah, aliens as pet having people as pets. Yeah, there's a whole South Park about Is it reality show.
Like in it's and then it was going to be canceled and stuff like that. The you know, it was just an alien reality show called Earth. >> I think we are Well, that's why they >> they created this streaming for us that they do. I think that some someone out there is watching us all the time. Yeah. It's it's great it's great surveillance if you you know, think about it. Like people people falling
asleep even like you know, maybe telling secrets in their sleep and stuff, you know. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> >> Crazy to think about and uh Yeah, but but also that she makes this AI she's like, you know, she complains about my AI but Kate made this AI of like and she makes like, you know, she has to make my house dirtier than it is. And my house is like you you can
probably find a good picture where it's like it kind of you know, I'm sitting >> There's so many things that people See, she's not worth the time in my opinion because she's you know, unknown. She wants the interaction cuz she wants more people to know about her but there's a lot of things people could
make AI in regards to her and she would cry. Oh, I know she would cry. >> All right, that's why I got held off cuz I feel like ooh, I could be so mean and it's like I just All I did was like you know, made I made a Shrek and it was actual Shrek and stuff but she made me as the donkey in Shrek so and she put her as this like beautiful beautiful princess.
>> not beautiful at all. I don't know if you've actually Her AI of herself is very flattering. >> Yeah, yeah. >> And then that's what she did. She >> Mhm. basically used that picture painted put that one as green, you know, and then made me as this like donkey dripping and looks like some kind of like ectoplasm or something like that like with the with the the distressed look on my face.
Uh I don't know. I think I think some people are helping her out though. It's like probably she has some but I don't know if she can use it that well but um or I guess she maybe she just uses ChatGPT for it but um I don't know. She certainly has criticism. Shut up idiots show floor. Yeah, they never show their floor do they? They didn't They never show their own places or you know, what they like
to magnify things today. When I was walking I had the phone kind of close to my face I guess but there is like you know, someone put in a someone put up a picture up says look he's balding he's bald and it's like and it looks like I'm like a hundred years old in the picture. It's like I'm I'm smiling >> You know, no you don't. You actually I don't know what you're doing but you're actually looking healthier over the past month or so in my opinion. >> Thank you.
>> You've also gained some weight. Not not to say that you have to or need to but I'm just saying you are looking a little bit different lately. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. Maybe it's cuz we're getting to the summertime. I don't know. >> >> Oh, hey, Baywatch time. I don't know. I got it I got to do some stuff, too.
Actually, um I'm thinking that over the next Well, starting Starting Monday, I'm starting um a certain kind of fast. So, I do kind of want to um share that as I'm doing it. >> Mhm. >> That way I stick to it cuz I feel like if I um share it, that that gives me more
um you know, need to stick to it. >> But, um >> Yeah. I'll only be eating basically salads starting next week. >> Mhm. >> And um I'm going to be streaming a lot next week, most likely. God willing, I will be. >> >> So. >> There's also like a something called the master cleanse where I guess it's like
honey and um lemon juice inside like and then you drink that, too, like during the time and that's supposed to be >> Oh, I can't do just a liquid fast. I get so hungry. Oh, I get hungry. >> Yeah. >> But, it's like a >> it's a the it's a beverage, though, like maybe um cuz that's supposed to be a cleanse, like a really cleansing thing.
I know that Robin Quivers was on it and lost some She lost so much of weight. I think she lost like >> her. >> Yeah. Yeah. I haven't watched, you know, Howard in a long time, though, like so I don't know what's really I just I last time I saw him he was it was turned into like >> Is he still Does he have a show that's still going? >> I think it was can- I think it might have been canceled, but he was like the
last time I saw him he was like um doing like he was at home, you know, and like he it was kind of like he was he got he was kind of jealous of the live streamers. He was like, I went to broadcasting school and now everyone has a show that he and he he was >> Oh, a lot of people I mean, it it really is kind of um it it would piss certain mainstream people off the way that live
streaming and the internet has made it so easy for what used to be something that you had to really work in order to get a show on the radio or you had to have the connections. >> Right. >> You know, to be a you know, even a on a reality show. Now you can just make your own reality show, but you know, there's there's new things
coming to where you know, it does take work to really achieve a level of success still. >> Yeah. And I'm just going to I'm going to keep going and I do believe I I could have success and you know, even get a >> Well, you are you have reached a level of success. Now it's just more success. >> Yeah, because I guess like I gamble was saying, "Oh my god, you know, people
make just you make just pennies on YouTube and like, you know, and I've made over $1,000 in a month." >> Do you Look, he Let me tell you something interesting I discovered. You know, I I just did a recently I did a Google search on him. I just typed in Ganville, right? And he came up as a public figure but
labeled as a singer. So, I immediately did send a correction into Google in regards to that. But see, here's and I've seen people do this before. He actually doesn't have any artistic talent. He's a big mouth. He's a good talker. He peaked early when it comes to his intellect. When
he's young when he was younger, it was like, "Oh, he's a novelty. He's special." But he's just an as he's getting older. >> Mhm. >> And I've said this and I know that considering a few things that he said, it impacted him by saying that because it's the truth. But he he's never been in the music
industry. He's not a singer. I think that people have mislabeled him that in databases because of the Aaron Carter thing. And here's my question. If he had never been entertained by Aaron, would Aaron still be alive? >> If Aaron had never entertained Crystal >> Right. and a lot of these other people, would
he still be alive? If I were either of them, that's that's quite a thing to um shoulder when I think about it. >> Yeah. I'm starting to get my >> You know, you I think that things are not going to work out as certain people think at all.
>> know I mean it's like I know like he was just like, you know, trying to label himself as this predator hunter, PDF hunter. And then it's like it was just like Brandon and Zaya were his like only topic. And he admits, you know, how he exaggerated exaggerating the PDF term, which is like, you know, really should be reserved for for children, you know. Um you know, because >> also taking
um severity away from the word. And the question is why? Like like okay, you know how I have my thoughts about the word n i g g e r, right? >> Right. >> Now, that's a word that I think that the strength of it needs to be diminished. But I think that the word p e d o p h i
l e, I think the strength of that word needs to be increased. >> Right. And it's just it is not going to be if it's applied to every single person and any any situation of anything under the age of a like so 17 days 360 or 17 years 364 days is like they're trying to make this distinction of
that's going to be a PDF as opposed to a normal a normal say like person. And it's like uh it's it's crazy um that um you know, I I do think that the other words like ephebophile and things like that should be like more recognized as what what you know maybe as perhaps less severe than than the PDF
and so you know now it brings strength back to the word of you know there's more distinctions made as opposed to like even calling he's like he's like well a 20 year old is a child in my eyes like that he was saying like he's like so >> Really? >> Yeah he was saying so a 20 year old as he was calling it a child cuz he's 32 or 34 whatever. He's like I look at a 20 year old and I see that as a young like
a young child and so just like they were saying about Benny like Benny's 24 Joker's 26 you know I had I hit more on Joker you know openly than I have I did on Benny and it's mostly it's mostly you know for any >> Okay well I mean if that's the case then I then why is he not speaking out more so in
regards to quite a few women who have been photographed by the Playboy enterprise? You know as soon as someone's 18 they can be photographed by a Playboy or be in the adult legal entertainment industry. >> Right. >> Um I mean I I have thought for years
that the age should be raised to 25 but that's not going to happen. Um and who are you going to bring up Tracy Lords? >> Well Tracy Lords she went to Redondo >> that situation yeah. >> Yeah so and she was 17 but they used a fake ID to get into the industry and then so everything all the all they had to do was recall all their videos as child pornography.
>> did and that wasn't any of the producers' fault I mean really that was her and also I think her mother was involved in that also which was um sad when I think about it. >> Jenna Jameson I think got a job at a strip club at like 16 years old. >> And she had a brother pull off her braces with pliers and stuff like that. >> Yeah.
>> So she could pass for like 18 and uh so there's pretty crazy stories of the of the of the industry and you know a lot of um the most popular genres I think right now are like trans and teen. I think those are like, you know, the most popular >> Teen has always been one of the most popular and you know, there's actually I don't know if the uh,
if they still do this, but there used to be a uh, graphical map that showed which genres of adult entertainment were most popular in whatever region of the country. >> Mhm. >> It's in the Bible Belt. >> Yeah. >> That the most risque um, things are the most popular.
>> Well, they also figured out a lot of Texas Republicans like whenever they whenever they had like these conventions all of a sudden the gay grinder like sort of crashing cuz there was >> >> so many people like trying to hook up on Grindr that you would never Yeah. When they're all in this convention >> Yep. uh they're >> in some in some in some in Texas, but
um, yeah, and so it's always like, you know, just like Kinsey I guess in his in his studies like, you know, he he showed gay pornography and regular pornography to people but put electrodes on their testicles and stuff and the people that identified as most homophobic had the most sexual reaction to the gay >> That's why they're very homophobic. >> Yeah. >> They're They're afraid of it.
>> they they're afraid they can turn any second. They're afraid either attracted to some of these fem boys or twinks or >> Yeah, well, nobody turns. It just is what you are at whatever phase of life you're in. You you know, some people are always hetero, some people are always LGBTQ, some people shift. That that's the sexual fluidity.
>> Yeah, and uh, >> I think most people you know, do shift throughout their life and to some degree whether they admit it or not. >> Well, yeah, and I think like there's like I don't know my my parents were friends with a couple couples that were I would very suspect as as in like it it like you know, the husband seemed very
gay and the you know, and the people would I it was kind of was obvious. >> Look, it's very Well, I mean as you know, I'm I'm the physical as is my sibling. My dad was openly LGBTQ. >> Mhm. >> And initially at the first portion of his life, you know, he lived as hetero
and then the second portion of his life life he lived as LGBTQ. So he would have been B bi in my opinion. >> But um that's more common than I think >> Yeah. people realize, but if you're very um rigid, I guess, in your ways
and you know, you're somebody who is I guess from a very uh what's considered conservative today, >> Mhm. >> that would be a very scary thing for some people. >> But and then there there there was this guy Ted Haggard. I don't know if you He was a minister. He was one of those like super church guys and and then he got caught like doing meth and getting with
a gay porn star, you know, massage therapist, I guess, like doing stuff >> Really? with him. >> And he was totally blackballed from his church. They like basically sent him and his family cuz he's married with several kids, you know, and they sent him and his family to the basically like the in I guess Arizona or something like that and and you know, he totally lost all his you know, I mean he was exiled.
>> in that case, I mean what what I feel as wrong in that case is it's not the sexuality, it's him being dishonest. >> Right. >> And you know, it See, when that kind of thing happens, whoever the wife is, the mom of the kids, it's very hurtful. And it does affect them, you know, I
I know first hand not for my part, but just you know, >> Yeah, he just kind of smiled at that She just smiled at that like that >> plastered on smile like, you know, and and like the whole time and like was like that basically you could tell she was going through She was she was just putting on a face because she was going through like this hell and like the whole family and the the kids were teenagers and stuff and they're hearing these stories about their dad and and
blah blah blah. It There was actually a great It was an HBO documentary on it. I'm going to try to look for it but it It was on YouTube for a while and it's just really interesting. Um Ted Haggard, that was a big scandal back in 2004. And also like the You ever remember like the Trinity Broadcasting Network? That that lady with the hair, Jan Crouch? And her husband had a a gay uh a huge gay
scandal too. >> I'm not surprised considering how >> >> I mean, she was very um kind of like almost like a caricature, you know? >> And a a male uh and I'm not saying this >> Yeah. is always the case but oftentimes
men who are attracted to hyper caricaturize like feminine kind of looks >> Yeah. >> tend to also be into transsexuals or whatever you want to define that as. >> Yeah. >> Um it it's it it it works that way.
>> A lot of a lot of straight guys are like are talking about the fem femboys now or whatever. Just like I don't know if you heard like like they're basically guys that kind of look like girls like you know, like they're so fem like very feminine guys. I don't know which they did and which they didn't used to be in vogue really. I was like they're kind of like It's all about the masculine. >> It's kind of normalized with the younger
generation nowadays, which is surprising to me. I I'm surprised by that but you know, to each their own. I mean, things were simpler, I guess. >> Well, yeah, but >> generation coming up but it was also more hurtful if you didn't fit a certain mold. >> Yeah. Yeah, and there's always been a gay
undercurrent too in the in society, especially since like the film industry started, but it's like you know, up until like the '70s when it was it was considered a mental disorder, like everything was very negative um in the portrayals and like as serial killers, as you know, just dangerous people. Like if you just look at there's also like this thing about trans people being very dangerous and you know, very hit like
doing school shootings and things like that. We had a few trans school shooters recently and you know, it's kind of makes it it's basically, you know, to scare people away from the community or >> I'm most afraid of the hetero neglectful mothers. That's who I'm most afraid of. >> I did Yeah, I did see a video today of
somebody that you know um talking about how they were smoking cigarettes when they were pregnant um and and they think it's fine to smoke. We know that I did. Yeah, and and it's like I was kind of shocking, you know. Um but yeah. >> Yeah, I'm really um I I I'm glad a few things have happened. Um
I'm Your pro Your panel is like the only panel that I'm willing to join within these communities. Um you know, no no aggressive hate toward other people, but I I think I've pretty much made it clear I don't want anything to do with certain people at this point.
And um Oh, you know what? I I heard someone talking about me recently saying that I was full of um s h i t because I can't that they were saying that I'm I I can't get IVF. First off, how I'm going to attempt my motherhood is nobody's business, whether it's natural
conception or IVF, but the cutoff age for that is actually nowadays 51. They were saying that it was impossible for me to do IVF because the cutoff was allegedly 45. No, it's 51. Some places 55. >> Yeah. >> So, yeah. I mean it's a yes yes it's
definitely um that is possible. I mean the medical the revolution >> I think your your video's frozen. >> I'm sorry, yeah. There's medical There's revolutions happening medically, right? It's like um they are able to uh to do a lot of things. I mean I think they're going to be increasing the lifespan of people maybe like by 100 years, I think but with the breakthroughs that our people are having and
>> Well, there's a lot of women I mean um especially black or African-American women who are um and I didn't I I did a stream about it. There's a lot of black African-American women who are celebrities who had their children later. And you you know, I was thinking about it and it's just a lot of it has to do with
you're so busy and you have so much up against you if you want to achieve a certain level of success or financial security when you're younger being a woman of color that you really kind of don't have the chance to attempt to be a parent until you're older if you're trying to be responsible
about it. Or maybe you didn't even realize you wanted to be a parent until you're older. But I just find it interesting that certain people who do take issue with me suddenly have so much to say about something that I didn't have to share publicly when it comes to >> Mhm. that. >> But then to be so negative about it, you know, um I really hope that certain
women who you know, they can take issue with me for whatever reason, but especially if they're mothers of daughters basically wishing ill will upon me. I hope that their daughters are not treated in the same regard if their daughters walk a path similar to mine in life, which could happen. >> Well. >> That's really all I have to say about
that. But yeah, the cutoff for IVF nowadays is 51 to 55. >> Have you Have you seen my my newest video? I had made a music video. You were just a It's um called >> Yeah, let's watch. >> This is called Boycott Blues, okay? >> Ooh, okay. >> So here's this is the latest uh video I made.
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>> You say I'm finished, but you steady my name. Every week live stream still circle the flame. If I'm boring, why you watching for hours? >> Whole chat obsessed like a field of dead >> flowers. >>
>> You say I'm crazy, say I crossed the line. Yeah, your whole damn channel built around mine. Every insult just another free promo. Your hate Cyko could have fooled me though. >> >> Cozy outside doing driveway patrol. Neighborhood Batman with a livestream mode. PULL UP, PULL UP till nobody appeared then they screamed and they weirded and everybody cheered.
Whole circuit shaking like a dodge charger thrown. Everybody tough till they sitting alone. Fake crash out, fake gang, fake saints. Whole chat smelling like envy and pain. And the irony is the funniest part. Every one of y'all helped build the art. Every clip, channel, every rant, every trance still feels like I'm living rent free in your head. Boycott nights, a fan club in the skies. Hate watching me with dollar sign eyes. You don't ignore what you mention all night. Cyko goes to sleep by the mic.
Now the AI daughter's abandoned in space. Meanwhile building a little toast on their face. Everybody preaching while begging for views and the net vulture's singing boycott blues. Fade out with static. Cat hiss. Cheap vape crackle. You can actually watch me. >>
>> I like the vibe of that. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, this is different for you. I I I don't think you've done a uh >> It was more of a did Yeah, so I made a >> rap kind of sound in a while. I like it. >> hip hop and a rap in there and then mix it with blues. And uh and you pick a music type. Yeah. >> a little southern twang to it at the end
>> Right. Yeah. Cuz you can there's there's with actually there's Okay, so that the person in chat is asking do I pick a music type? Yes. And I can do fusion of it cuz they give you like 100 music types. And so I So you can choose a bunch of them. You can optimize the the prompt for the type of music, you know, automatically on there. It's really cool. I um the the program I use or whatever. I've been really happy with the results.
It's not Suno. It's a different one, but I'll tell you if anyone wants to know, but >> No, don't tell your secrets. Um >> >> No, no, no. Like maybe maybe whenever you decide to retire, tell, but no, don't don't don't don't do that. >> Okay. Yeah. >> You have too much of a leg up on your competition. Come on now. >> Yeah, I have a secret formula. Yeah, I
know. Yeah. I have a secret formula. I can't share. So um >> So it But yeah, but uh >> Yeah, I'll just say uh there's a great The The technology is actually like an assistant. It I mean, it's like if you have talent, it will amplify the talent. And so I do think I have some kind of talent in in the visuals and
like the ideas for the songs. And the And then the lyricism. And so I And then then the rest The talents that I don't have, like, you know, playing musical instruments and you know, sound engineering, you know, that can kind of get taken care of. >> Like all the professionals are using the AI at least as song starters nowadays. And I think before we even publicly had
the technology, um you know, houses like Disney a probably uh Industrial Light & Magic were using some of the tools. >> And the music industry has been The music industry for years has been even if even I mean, even with like auto-tune and things like that. Like people are thinking, "Oh, you're AI music." But then it's like, "Look at Britney
Spears." That's basically AI music. It's like they take her vocals. They take They create whatever they want her to say and they put it and it sounds good, but it's not really >> Especially Disney. Um you you know, yeah, it's it's been AI for a long time. >> Yeah. It is Oh, yeah, I mean, it's like the animation of Yeah, absolutely. And it's like even like the maybe script
generation or some of the jokes or things like that. I mean, it's like a companies you know, this does save companies a lot of money on hiring hiring writers and you know, and other expensive things. But there But the thing is that with them the AI generated music and stuff, there's no copyrights on it. And so you can play I can play really cool uh There's people that are way more talented than I I mean, they put put
Hollywood behind it, then all of a sudden you've got really amazing uh so stuff. But I I think I'm not doing bad for just being a single person doing the whole, you know, just working with this >> Yeah, right. And it's like cuz there's >> great. teams of people like, you know, they can really afford like a lot of stuff to make amazing things. I'm I'm just this one guy, you know, generating the generating the
videos, putting them together, editing it with the song that I wrote, and uh you know, and so uh I think that's a lot of my talent put into it, but it's also I couldn't do it without the technology right now. But just like an accountant couldn't do it on an abacus, you know, it's much easier to have a calculator. Um so these pieces
>> not considered strictly AI once you do inject your own editing into it, okay? And you're starting to do that more so. So give yourself a little bit more credit. You're You're not just AI music. Eventually, what I foresee you doing is actually getting a little bit into music
production. And um starting to tweak and perhaps even, you know, add some of your own composition into it. Then at that point >> write some of I do write a lot of it and I or or it's or it's like at least I'll write something and then it will put it into basically the right cadence and the
right so it's like so it's good for the song, you know? But it's like there's so much of me in it. Like there is like so it's it's not not just they're not just generated. It's like I I and I I go over hundreds of images for the right ones to animate for the thing and and and put put it together in in a certain way. And even like and they'll they'll be these great synchronicities that I won't even try to
make, but it will like those like they just like it just comes together so perfectly sometimes. >> Like how it yeah it goes in the video >> Yeah. so. Yeah, I I love working with it. It's basically what I've I've been waiting for. It's like because I I do have talents, but it's like it's it's like you know you you can have talents, but it's like when you have a something that can like actually put them out there and put them into like
you know a visual audio-visual form. Okay, then it's like yeah. So Nancy like I thank you so much. And the app using it owns the copyrights. Yeah, but if anything that is I haven't seen that thing in a little bit in a while. >> One day I'm going to do a stream about the intricacies of the legalities in regards to exactly what the AI apps own versus what they don't, what's considered transformative.
I mean even just changing the musical key voids the copyright. There there's a lot of um things that people don't quite understand. You know, it's not really a lump umbrella sort of thing when it comes down to it. >> The company I use Berliner, yes like when you subscribe you do you do get the
copyright to to the songs and so yes when you subscribe >> that is doesn't know what they're talking about. They're just being contrary for the hell of it. >> Yeah, that's just a troll troll move. I need to I need to redo my troll move. Hey, I see Alexandre. I mean I I think I did update the codex to fix a lot of things. >> Oh, really? Okay, I'll take a look at
>> And I started the Psychonomicon. I it. started I started and so I say it's basically >> Wait, what is it? Psychonomicon? What is that? >> Psychonomicon. That's the last thing every it's like basically putting a storyline to the show. Okay, so and so and it's basically putting a mythology also into it because I I it about 75 >> I I haven't I haven't looked at it so I got to do another um stream. You know, I'm not even going to look at it yet.
I'm going to do a stream that way you get my initial reaction. I can look at it. I like I'm looking at it right now and I already see that you changed the front page a little bit. >> So, I'll do that um either late tonight >> Yeah. or tomorrow. >> That'd be awesome. >> And then I love it. And I love it. Last time I was able to take like your episode and I took that and I and I said, "Can you put this into actionable
steps to improve my website?" And I was able to do that. You you know, put them in there into the you know, my coding my coding thing where I do my coding and then all of a sudden it's like it's I'm able to put your suggestions in there like like that and it's like so cool. >> Wow. >> Yeah. And so, that's what I I did I did put a lot of your suggestions last time
but you know, I did try to fix the um fix like the you know, I I think I I tried to put all your your episodes in. Now I made sure to hyperlink your show your pages. I have to fix them. I have to fix the IP2 one cuz I thought it was a website. But um but then I so I have >> I I I kind of think I want to do a boycott song when I think about it. Maybe I could
merge that with my review my my update of my review on your codex. Oh, okay. I have an idea. I'll I'll I'll do this I'll do a little something. >> That'd be great. That'd be awesome. >> Yeah. >> That'd be awesome. And yeah, your show's been great. Um I I always enjoy watching you. I love your sense of humor. I don't Did you watch blogger? He was in a motel the
other night and like he went out he found a $20 bill. That was pretty crazy. Like I I don't really find $20 bills everywhere but he said he's found like you know, a dollar a $10 bill then a $20 bill. So, you know, I do believe those >> Sounds almost like somebody is baiting him. Did You know, there's um a call there's a No, there's actually a
warning. I remember um a relative of mine sent me a thing on Facebook warning people, if you see a 20 on the ground, do not pick it up because um people are like putting some sort of like chemical on it that immediately gets into your skin to where they can
abduct you. That they're specifically going after women. But Blogger is a Look, he might as well be a little woman. He's so He's so little. Oh my god. He's getting You know, it's interesting I I feel like is Blogger trying to be you at this point completely? I think he is. Um
I I think he's going to disappear soon. But if he's finding all these 20s, it sounds I think someone's putting that money out for him. And And he's trying to like lure him somewhere cuz he looks like a little um He's so little. I didn't realize how little he is until he was in McDonald's. I saw a part of one of his recent
streams and he set up his camera, he went to the counter, and just the expression on the guy behind the counter's face when Blogger was walking up, it was priceless. I mean, he he's a little uh he's he's like a little imp. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Like a little elf. >> Like a leprechaun or something like that. Yeah. I think so.
Little Blogger con. But yeah, he was in a hotel room the other night. It looks like he's been like, you know, doing something, working. He says he's like, "I made all this money this week." And he's like, "I But he just wanted to like sleep in the hotel room." And I kind of had a weird I had a weird dream about it that he porn bombed himself and he was like naked on his stream and stuff like that. It was a strange dream. I was listening >> sure you were dreaming? Was it It could have been real. >> to ask the next day. I was like, "Was
that a dream?" And everyone's like, "That wasn't a dream. He wasn't porn bombing himself." Cuz I dreamed he had like no pants on and I don't know. It was very It was very explicit. I was like, "Oh my god, he's he's going to get he's going to get in trouble for porn bombing." But yeah, I guess it was just a dream. >> Yeah, he has so much to say, but he always takes his lives down. I mean, I know that they're syndicated over on the uh Rumble thing. >> Yeah. >> But
uh he's I I I I have a hard time watching him now because I feel like he's going to be one of those to where any day now we just get some bad news and you know, I don't like to watch that kind of thing at this point. >> But he was annoying I I guess he was annoying all the neighbors in the hotel. They were all saying, "Shut up." cuz he was
loud being loud live-streaming all night and stuff, but it was funny. >> Yeah, well, I guess he's going to be arrested or something because I mean, the thing about the city that he lives in you you think about Spokane as being like a major city. It's it's really almost a small town. Not many people live there. Most people never leave there. It's kind of removed from the rest of the country and
>> By the way, um Good Times is in prison or jail right now. >> No way. Is that rumor or real? Really? >> I heard he's really in jail right now. He's he's um checked in for his DUI or something like that. So, I don't know. I thought it was a year in jail. So, that might be I guess a year in jail is probably like a week or something like that. I don't know in LA that would be I'm not sure in his area, but I think he like took a year. >> Wow.
>> So, he's in >> So So, he did like did he drive drunk again? Is that what it was? >> I think it was the same one. If anyone If anyone knows the truth what would happen cuz I saw he was on the other >> I'm going to look it up right now. night and then the next day I I know how to look it up. Let's see. Uh he's in Michigan. >> Yeah. >> Wow.
>> I heard he they were like, you know, >> Woah. Well, well, I don't know if this is the uh current Let's see. >> It It just popped up. It's not him. It's not him. But yeah. >> Oh, that's uh somebody else. Let's see. In California, you can't you can't get the mug shots cuz mine would probably be out there. They're not pretty though.
>> But, he's in jail? Like, he's actually in jail right now? >> I heard I mean, you guys, if anyone knows information about it, I like yesterday in chat they were saying, you know, good times he's in jail now. Uh he checked himself in. You know, good luck in jail and stuff. And so, >> Hm. >> Yeah. I don't know. And I And I did see like he did he like streamed the other night, but then he didn't stream since then. You know, so
I don't think that was his He discussed it. He was just on Beat Oh, he was just on Beat a 10 Well, maybe he's already out. I don't know. Okay, so he's on Beat a 10 minutes. >> Maybe it's yeah. I >> But, you know what? 42 people in my chat >> He needs to stop drinking, period. I Okay that's mean, just don't drink anymore. Okay, well, I see I see the um April 5th thing. >> Yeah. Okay, maybe Well, maybe I got bad
information. I don't I don't know. Maybe he spent I know I got I got 6 months in jail and I spent 3 days in jail. And so, that's how it kind of sometimes works like that, you know? Like, it was like officially I would have done like 2 weeks community service. I ended up doing 10 days community service and I got three, you know, 3 days time served or whatever. He was streaming then he was on Beat a stream. Well, why doesn't he come over here? Now, is he part of the boycott? I want to know. I want to know if he's part of the
boycott, but um >> He's the definition of boycott. >> >> Yeah, I Okay, so I see the initial mug shot and it's on this thing called Busted Busted Newspaper. I see that. If I I mean, >> How does he look in the mug shot? If you have that, can share the photo. >> I Well, when I I remember when people
were first circulating it, I thought it was AI. I didn't think it was uh >> Did he look good? Did he look young or something? Like, I I I always thought >> like himself. It It looks like he's at home in front of his green screen, actually, but it's a gray background instead of green. >> They never let me smile in my mug shots. What's up, Easy? Good to see you. 42 people in the chat. Yes, exactly. And then it's like so anyone says I'm over
or whatever, it's like no. Uh there are people that still support me and it's like and people I think they're they're actually the smarter people and so I'm happy to have like the dumb people gone. And like just having the smart people who actually will question You know, Alexander, they were going over in in CA's chat, they were talking about their their their their strategy. And that is well we're going to we're going to be a big street >> strategy.
>> Yeah, they're going to be the anti-PDF group and then so any other group that's against them is considered PDFs. Right? And so that and so they and then they're but then they're then they're then they'll be able to crush all the all those organizations. >> Well, that's going to be a very tough um thing for them to adhere to considering certain alliances that they have. I I
mean they're always one degree of separation away from people who have been labeled be it um justifiably or not PDFs. So, it's going to be kind of impossible, really. >> Right. And B does not even been live so I don't know if it was him uh they're talking about that was on earlier or maybe they I'm being told maybe they saw a a rerun. I don't know. If anyone has any
information about it, I'll put the link up and you know, you can come tell us about it. Well, but you know, RG porn bombed me, um Q porn bombed me. You were there when Q porn bombed me. Arthur is now saying oh Q's the hero of the community because Q spearheaded this boycott against me. You got Kate saying boycott me and promoting Tony who's um >> Who's the hero now? He's supposed to be actually a hero? >> Yeah.
>> Wow. >> Well, Sandman's the hero cuz Sandman kicked off Psyche off his show. >> Oh. Everyone wants to be the hero. >> Yeah, they want to be the the new Avengers or something and RG porn bombed me too. RG was backstage when he did it. Yeah. But so I he didn't get up doing it but he tried to put Yeah, he he put the big a big penis in a mouth backstage several times but I was like okay, well,
no one can see that except for me and like you know, things like But um yeah, and so >> Well, 2 days ago Good Times posted a post >> Yeah. >> on his community tab. So, I mean, unless he was put in jail over the past 2 days, and >> think so. I think it's a false rumor. >> Yeah, that's what I said. >> It might have been, but it was yesterday, I think. I think it was yesterday morning. >> Oh, yesterday?
>> Yeah. Cuz like 2 days ago was like his last stream. So, I haven't seen him since then. And Beta hasn't been live since that person was just lying. So, >> Hm. Well, um, I I don't I I mean, I I've I've had so many back and forth with Good Times, and to me he's such old news at this point. >> I guess it was earlier.
>> Yeah. I guess it was >> Um, >> think that he's just ridiculous, and, uh, I wish him the best, but when it comes to those, you you know, DUIs, that's not really a joke. He And just for his own health, he needs to talk tone it down, but, you know, maybe he doesn't want to. Different people do different things. >> Wow.
Wow. >> But, yeah. So, they're going to be the Avengers avenging nothing, I guess. Not going after anything that really matters. >> I mean, they did an AI of me, and it's like it said like the new cuties or or like the you know, the disabled cuties or something like that. >> Oh, god. >> And I don't know who the picture was. Pictures were on it. I couldn't I
couldn't recognize anybody else really, but I I don't know if that's supposed to be I don't know. I guess they But, it's like the Aaron I guess it was Crystal Marie's pic or Crystal Ann's picture, and I guess like they're trying to, you know, she I guess she was probably one of the disabled cuties, I think. I mean, it's like, right? I mean, I don't know what happened with her and Aaron Carter, but you know, if he hadn't met some of these people
>> law enforcement involved with her at the end. >> We know there are suicide baiters. Like, I mean, we do know that. I mean, it's like you know I'm just like >> She's She's just Sometimes people just have a bad spirit, and she's one of them. That's my opinion. Bad person. >> So what?
Yeah but I think you Oh, sorry. I don't I don't want to do that. Okay. So, I think you will love the codex stuff. The improvements in it and the and the stories. It also has I want to show I'll give you a sneak preview. They do have something called If you go to the Psychonauticon, okay? Um it will show
Um if you scroll to the bottom, it will should say something like relationship. Or Well, you can Yeah, you can look at the entity network. Click on that, and it Look at this. Look So, that's So, I'm going to share this page. This is This is a I think with your with your premium Look Look at Look at this. Do you see this is a circle right there? >> Okay. >> And so, it's all It's every really all the relationships, everybody on the page
maps and how they connect. >> Really? Ooh, I love this. Let me look Well, I'm going to have to look at this um on my end right now. I have to. >> Yeah. >> I did not know that you did that. Okay, now. Now. Now we're rocking. >> Yeah, cuz it it's going to go through all the relationship maps mapping. It's a knowledge graph, yeah.
>> Now we're rocking. Okay, now now where is this on here? >> I just posted in my chat. If you're in the chat, you can see like the the codex page psychonauticon/entities. And if you don't have access to Uh-huh yeah. >> Wait, am I logged in? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let me Let me just uh
e n t Look. Let me Let me Okay, I'm looking at it right now. Let's see. Let's look at this. Oh. Very nice. Very nice. >> I just started importing it and so the more episodes I do the more connections are going to be made and the more but
yeah, you can click a >> Yeah, now this this >> I'll have to make it clickable, I guess. A clickable it and and hyperlinked. Cuz it would but it's just showing >> Now I love this. I love this. Okay, now. That this is what I'm talking about. >> So yeah, and this is there's going to be
cool things like this. I'm going to have things in graphical form. I have my if you click on Psychonomicon, it will say Here's the ones that are listed. It has summaries of the terror and so they're basically a lot of shorts in the music video so far. I can actually go to my admin and uh keep generating the I've I've been
generating the episodes today. Um and um and it's creating these entries in the Psychonomicon. So everything is everything is also summarized, all the relationships are mapped, all the topics are mapped. There's I I added thousands of more things. I And so and everything all also all the episodes are unprivated right now and so you can um >> Awesome. Okay, I'm not going to look too
much yet cuz I want to I want to do a stream initial but I I I'm glad you told me about this. >> Yeah. >> Very nice. >> Cuz there'll be >> Very nice. >> You get to see the relationships you didn't know people had or people that knew each other that they didn't things like that. >> Nice.
Nice. >> I put it My website is cultcodex.me. I do recommend it like cuz I don't have memberships on the show right now. Or they might be I I think they're still not for me. I see the I see the I get the icons, the emojis, and stuff, but I think they are suspended for the time
being until I my strike and but my strike expires, whatever but um You can't You can't wait? Yeah, there No, there's really cool stuff on that website, and also I'm going to have like my live streams connected to it. I might be able to connect it right now. I put it put it and it should say on my website like the video of the current stream with the chat on it. There you go. Let's see if I can get it.
>> Yeah, I know it's the last time I was looking at it that it had the um latest Well, not let but like a live now thing so >> Yeah. Yeah. So, I'm really excited. I have the admin panel working now. You know, live stream. Let me see if I can just do it. Here's the go live. Okay, and let's see if it did it.
Okay, so it says live. And so, I do I think maybe now if you go to you can go to the live stream part of it. And it should um show the video of this live stream right now that we're on over there um since I turned it on. So, I mean, I do have There are such cool things I'm able to do with this website, and this is just the beginning. I want people to be able especially
>> Everybody join. Every I'm telling y'all your See, this is why you don't need to worry about your naysayers. They're all going to be crawling back to you because you are creating something very unique that they're all going to want to be a part of. And they're just jealous right now, and they don't want you to create what you're creating, but keep going. Keep going because this is more than a stream.
It's a movement. Mhm. >> You're sure? >> Well, I'm I'm I'm getting ready I I'm not saying exactly what I'm up to. I'm up to some things, but um >> But you do me me me me >> Some things I'm up to will be interesting. This is going to be an
interesting year I think for both of us in a lot of ways. >> Yes, and so everybody make sure you subscribe to Alexandra and and she does great streams. Also so now on the so now if you go to codex it will say currently live in a banner and it says my live stream. If I click the arrow, I think it should take you to
there's no stream schedule. Okay, so I need to do some work on it. But there's also a notify me place there where people can put their email address and so it will at least tell you when my stream goes live. It will just email you a notification. I can enable also push notifications. Okay, it says block. So I need to do some work on the site still. These are untested features and things and sometimes it takes a little bit but I think you guys will be more than happy
with the content that's there. I think it's totally worth it. Um Like you have >> Like if you're a fan of the show, you you almost have to be a part of cultcodex.me because it's a companion to what you're doing now and and it really draws you more into your streams. >> Right. Instead of patreon or anything like that, I'm just
doing this. And so this is like the way to also support the channel um even if you're not like really into the advanced like you cuz you can also have a million transcripts at least or half a million transcript segments that you can search uh and then analyze and you can do all kind I'm having all kinds of really really cool features and so I think you guys would want to be part of
this. But if you're if you're not interested it's just a way to support me beyond the member like you know having the membership. Cuz YouTube I didn't even have commercials. So there's no reason to say, "Oh, our advertisers won't like this." cuz I didn't have commercials. All I had was the membership. And it's like and they're going to be jerks and then they turn it off because they're like, "Okay, well, you know, you have some content that might be AI on your channel." And so um
you know, and they're doing it to a lot of people. People that are way more subscribers than me, way way more had relied relied on YouTube way more than I do. But still, I'll get the monetization back. And I'll get monetized on my other channel, too. I mean, it's like with that easily. I'm already qualified on both channels, you know, the other channel almost qualified. I needed a few more subscribers, but you know,
I will get the monetization back and but I do have I don't think anybody else has this kind of website. And also, when when you're a when you're even the above premium, you can put your own because you're And if you're a streamer, you're going to want this. It's like you'll have your episodes added to code text. And they're going to be the lower >> if you're a streamer looking to, um, you know, put yourself out there a little
bit more, you are going to want to join the cult. Seriously. Because Psyche streams consistently. And if you just want to be a part of something like I I think it's like like I'm I'm not someone who's so much of someone who likes to be a part of much of anything. But this is different.
So, you know, if you're a streamer who's, you know, kind of looking to put yourself out there, you might want to get on board with this now cuz you might not have the opportunity to later. >> Yeah, cuz this is the beginning and so I have like the discounted prices and things like that, but I'm I'm going to put so much content and
material and useful thing and advertising for people, I'll put so much in there that it's it's it's just like we're stupid not to get it. Like because it's like you'll be people will be promoted. I can show when other live streamers are on. I can send notifications for other live streamers. I can um, catalog all your episodes and and
put and put a lore to that, too. And when when you're a when you're the upper subscriber, yeah. So, my my mouth doesn't work when I'm not when I'm not eating. I know. I need to put a sandwich in my mouth and you'll be able to hear me again, right? But you But you will love it. You'll love it. And it's like And I did try to put uh like I did try to put all your all the music videos on. I have to just make
sure and like and confirm it and stuff like that because you know, we love your music videos. Like, you know, I I just shared the previous video >> Well, I'm not going to reveal exactly what I'm going to be up to the rest of the year, okay? But I'm going to be delving heavy heavy heavy heavy heavy into putting out a lot of music, okay? It's going to be a
lot. So, you know, I think you'll enjoy it. I think so. It's going to be a little bit more than just music, too, but I don't want anyone to know what I'm up to. >> Yeah, so someone says YouTube has just updated its TOS and is and is uh un-monetizing about 40% of the channels.
>> Exactly. Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> 40%? >> Yeah, and then they updated the TOS without telling anybody, changed the rules without giving people a chance to like to like fix their channel based on the rules. Also, they don't tell you exactly why they're why they're taking up your channel. They don't say what what episode it was that triggered it or whatever. >> And they're not >>
also watching the video. They ask you to do a video reply to it and they're not even watching that. There's >> A video reply? >> Yeah, a video >> to see if people are real or what. Okay, I see what they're doing. Yeah. >> Yeah, they wanted a video appeal, but they don't even look at it. Like, I had zero it had zero views and they they said make it unlisted and then we're we'll we'll just be the They didn't even
like So, I don't know. Also, all of my all of my AI all of the major AI cuz I am mostly a live streaming channel, but I do put my AI videos on here. I'm moving them on onto another channel. That's no problem. And I can apply for it in a couple months, but I said can't well well there's one strike on the channel, I can't reapply. And so um but um
I will and you know, and so but yeah, and no matter what happens to the channel, I'll have the codex. I have um the last year has been on on on stream or Rumble. And so I'll have all the videos are still going to be up. If I have to link all the all the Rumble videos to what's currently there, I can. And then I'll have my backup channel.
My backup channel is going to get monetized. So I'm not in bad shape. I'm not. And I'm going to be okay. They can freeze your money and stuff. But that was that'll all come back when I'm re-monetized. I'm not even concerned. I know exactly what to do. I know exactly their angle they're going.
I got to be I got to shoot big >> Well, that's why I say when it comes to the haters, okay? You have to really ignore at this point and just do what you are supposed to be doing when it comes to developing what you're creating for yourself, because the haters, they're not going to survive this cleansing process that I guess
Google or YouTube is doing, okay? You need to just push forward with creating your future. This is your future that you are making. >> Yes. We got Katie, we got we got um Jamie in the chat. I also have I hope you had a great time the other night with Joni. Like I think Joni was
>> OH, I DID. WELL, I I was talking about it on on my most recent stream on my Alexander channel. Um because I I I still haven't done an official um I I was telling her I wanted to make an official introduction for my page by page Bible reading. But um she but I I was
if if if I hadn't had that conversation with her and you that night, I wouldn't have had the interest to look into the Christian Kabbalah. And I'm very excited about learning about that right now, but I was talking about her and that conversation and, you know, looking into elements of the Christian Kabbalah on my last uh or my
latest Bible reading. Um So, I I I'm just going to be so much about spirituality over the next few years. I I just feel my own spirit opening in that direction right now. >> Yeah. >> And um I I I want to take some of my streaming in that direction, also. I want to be about music and spirituality. That's where I'm like happiest.
>> Go for it. Go for it. And And someone's asking if I if I met Ghost um recently. Ghost texted me last night. Ghost has also been on the show recently. It's really unfair how he's being treated. They keep letting this 20-year-old woman on panels um Alex. This And she's 20 years old, but she's slow. And then Ghost, you know, texted her backstage, "Hey, here's my phone number." She
called the police on him and stuff for calling her or whatever. But, really I we know Ghost is a really harmless person. Like, he's an He's a jerk. He's like he's he's kind of dumb. And maybe he's a little bit slow, too. We don't know, but he's still he's a good heart, and that's what I really look for and uh And then Alex McQueen wants to call him a a PDF now.
Yeah, Rem the Gent. >> doing this? >> I don't know. I don't know. Yeah. >> Interesting. I think he's influenced by RG. >> Yeah. I mean, it's like I mean, yeah, it's like um And Ghost is a really harmless, but it's like why are they letting this woman on panel in the first place if it's like you can't talk to her? And it's like people are saying, "Well, she's a catfish and get people in trouble." And,
you know, and then Alex is talking to this other disabled woman named Grace, who's crying uh on a dime and Alex, can I talk to you backstage, please? Oh, they're picking on me. And he's like, >> I think Ghost just needs to return to okay, he's like his regularly scheduled programming, you know, if he wants to be on your panel, he should join whatever he wants to. I
thought he was going to even start his own He was saying he wanted to start his own podcast. How do you How does he know that this is just an effort to try to stifle him from moving forward in a pod I think it is. I think that if you hear me, Ghost, you need to do what you want to do and just ignore these weirdos. Um >> Yeah. And he's upset. No, he really was upset because he had people turn on him for this situation when they're like
actually having this person on their show and basically trying to have something to talk about by anybody talking to her. And it it's just it's really ridiculous and and it And why? He thought these people were his friends. He He text messaged me practically crying about this stuff. Like he's he's like, what I he doesn't understand what he did. And then if you to be labeled >> Well, he didn't do anything illegal. He
didn't do anything wrong either. I mean, I I would suggest to him in the future maybe develop more of a rapport with somebody before you call them if if that's what some of this is about, but I think that he should block these people and go on with whatever it is that he wants to do. >> Yeah. And Ghost does have a show. He
goes under Tyler. I don't know if I I would have posted his chat. I I wanted to I think he'll do a good show. Like I think he he loves >> to talk, yeah. >> debate and talk and he's like and now he's like I don't know I'm I think I might have inspired him. Like I've inspired a few people to to start their own shows. And and so I'm really excited that they do cuz we need more places to go hang out. And it's like it is like
And besides people that are just like have their whole shows about me badmouthing me or or badmouthing Alex. I mean, it's like uh you know, but I I I seem like a topic on every show I every I don't know if it's just me but every time I go into a chat it's like me and you are being discussed and it's like wow like we are like the some stars that would be in a situation to be discussed so much for everyone to say >> We are the stars right now. we're so around.
>> Yeah, and they're so they're so invested. Also, you know, I think I had I think it was either just Jen or it was I don't know if it was the the porn star person or I don't know if there was some rogue mod it's when I had a modded and they hit everyone in my chat they literally everyone. >> Yeah, it was probably her. She's very envious of me. >> Yeah, and so and I did get into like a
conflict with her. I had this thing really good philosophical religious discussion with thing that is the other night and it's like I don't know if he enjoyed it as much as I did but >> Jamie. >> Yeah, and Jamie's a really Jamie I met Jamie >> Yeah, I met Jamie a mod she was in my thing the other night when I was looking into the Kabbalah and whatnot. She's very sweet. >> and she is very sweet and Jamie's awesome and it's like but and I she's
been with me before even the show and she's been in almost every episode she's very very loyal person. It's just you know, it's like she has a she lives on a in California. She has a a bee farm I guess I guess they go sell bee items to the market. I don't know if I'm right about that Jamie but I know you raise bees and and things like that and
sells at the farmers market and stuff and she was in a bad accident you know about a about a year ago. >> at all the hate though like you're advertising, okay? You you are a star right now, okay? You want to maintain your star status. You don't want to go You you you know like an actual star in
the sky can go supernova or it can go it can diminish. You don't want to diminish. You you want to Well, you don't want to go supernova either. You just kind of want to twinkle for a while. You want to twinkle. >> Yeah. Yeah, I think that is did like the philosophy he said he did like the philosophy Yeah, we had a we were talking you know about we talked about we got into A Clockwork Orange. We got into Adams. And it was like it was like, you
know, and I got I I don't know if I I just kept >> Things should do his own show. >> I think he should too. He'd be a good host. >> I think he should. You know, I know that he you know, wants to keep things on a certain level, but he's he would be a good panel host. >> I think he would be too. I I think he would be too. And he said, "Maybe one day." I mean, I I didn't
>> Yeah, well, you don't got so many days left, mister. You are getting up there. I mean, I know you're you're kind of rocking the young guy look still, but just saying, you know, there's no day like today. >> Alex, I want to show you what I guess like the sweet few person has posted and saying I'm seeing I'm going bald again. But I just want to show you the picture
she posted of me. It's like >> You are Okay, I I see, this is my fault. I'm sorry that when we were going back and forth, I I >> It's okay. All right, you >> fault. I I can't see it. You're you're frozen. >> Sorry, here you go. Here you go. >> Okay. >> You're going to take it off. Because I'm trying to bring up I'm I'm trying to bring up this the latest picture,
because and I was I don't think it was your fault. I mean, it's like I think like I don't know who start I I thought that she like posted me bald first and and it's like it kind of spread. Cuz it's like I do have these I say this is where my horns used to be when I look at my hairline, cuz they do have My dad had these too. And it's We also have this little thing on our ears. We have like a little dimple on our ears when they goes down on side of it. Like and we always
thought these were like, "Hey, we're >> Well, the AI based on you with the horns looks great. I mean, people love that. That is a look for you. I almost kind of wish I could put horns on you for real, because it works for you. >> Right. And even you know, Saint Saint always goes, "Psyche." He always goes, "Psyche." He goes like that. He does like that that sign. What he does Okay, so seriously, but
here's the it says psyche and he needs to use some sunscreen. So you can Alexander, you can see if this is exaggerated or not. I'm going to pull this this chat into this browser. Can I do that? Yeah. Hold on a second. I'm going to pull the chat into the browser. Post from sweet pea. Okay, can I get that? Oh, there it goes. Okay. Okay, so here I'm going to Okay, now I need to bring the stream yard into it. Where's the stream
>> Oh, Jamie, I'm going to be so delving into the angels and demons this year. You are going to be very happy. Don't worry. Don't I will not deprive you of things having to do with angels and demons at all. I'm not saying exactly what I'm up to, but you're going to have fun. Don't worry. >> Good. Good. Yeah, and cuz we'll get I'll
just get the sweet pea link. Here's the So this is the This is the post that she's posting. I just have to move to this browser cuz Okay. So this is where my stream yard is. Okay, so >> Oh, it's that girl. She She's weird. >> Yeah, she was my first member of my show and she's like always in the chat, but she's obsessed with me. Like she did the whole whole channel was just me and like a lot
of it was just funny, but yeah, here So here's what she posted to me the day I went to the store. I got a new camera. I got a new phone, so I got a new camera and the new camera is very Let's just say it's a very like, you know, detailed or whatever. Very up close. And uh Let me see if I get Do you hear me still or did I close my thing? Okay, you hear me. >> Well, I I don't see what you're presenting. That's what I'm waiting
>> have the looking for my stream yard. Okay, I don't even really need to close this. Okay, there we go. Close that. Close that. Okay. Okay, I found I found those. I found those. Okay, so here it is. This is sweet pea's page of my latest when I went outside. Okay, so this is it right here. Share. Yeah.
So I mean it's horrifying. Like okay, so she got that. Okay. So there's my hairline. It looks like it looks like gray hair first of all. >> No, wait a minute. This is the girl who never shows herself on camera and she's doing this? >> Look at I have like all this like I mean it looks like I'm 70 I think did she not put in AI's at 35 years old? >> it down. Well, well, okay, what is what is the channel? Okay, I'm just going to go to the channel
>> >> myself. >> Sweet P Sweet P Sweet P Um um space phc and it's sweet P. And I I mean my she took down most of her videos but it's like I don't look like that. I don't have gray hair first of all. I have zero gray hairs. Second of all, I'm not bald like that. Third of all, I don't have this like Freddy
Krueger whatever this Freddy Krueger like burned face I that that is not like that. Maybe I maybe I have slight like little >> She it does look like she increased the detail a little bit. Maybe she did use like a sharpening filter. >> Yeah. >> I wouldn't there's nothing wrong with this. I wouldn't um Okay, I see what she's All right, well, what I would say to
Sweet P is Sweet P You you know, when Psyche and I were going back and forth, you know, >> >> I I kind of started what you're running with now. Um you need to stop because you don't show yourself ever on camera. Like I know I'm not on camera at this moment, but I'm on camera pretty frequently. You never are because you're a coward.
And you would never be able to take what you're dishing out. And Psyche is a lot more sensitive than I think a lot of you may realize as many of us are, but um what you're doing is wrong and what's going to really suck Sweet P is what if somebody were to obtain photos or video
footage of your friend Miss Kitties and really run with it? What if that were to happen? So, I think you should tone it down a bit. >> Yeah, we have that footage, too. I mean it's like we have Beatriz, you know, camming up in front of the like I have this one up here. I think you'll like this one, Alexandra. I don't know if you've seen this. I do
have the Here's a real life photo of her. Um, let me see. Where is this one? Yeah, it's like I think it's So, this one? Hold on. Maybe this one. Oh, there's one. I don't know who I don't know what she's expecting. >> Well, >> But Uh, but there's one more. Hold on. There's that I think it was the one where she uh it
But I and where and where is that? I mean, I have I have Sandman's real face, too. I mean, I have Well, here's Sandman and Crystal Marie. They're playing Yu-Gi-Oh! one night. And this might be a little too too flattering on Crystal Marie, but or not Crystal I mean, Crystal Anne. >> >> But there there's there's Sandman right there. >> I I just feel like if you're not somebody who's consistently on camera, you don't need to say anything. If you
are someone who's consistently on camera, you know, maybe you have a leg to stand on, but um >> Right. And they're not >> be prepared to take what you dish out if you choose to dish it out. >> Yeah, because I did I mean, I did have a I mean, at one point I did have a real picture of Sweepie. I don't know if I still have that one. I'm I'm just looking down right now. It's like Oh my
god, there's Casey. >> Well, I just don't like the um there's a certain sort of uh attitude that doesn't really resonate with me when it comes to some of these groups. And I I just kind of feel like they they don't really bring anything to the table. You have a
lot of people saying all this stuff about others, but they embody very little talent. They contribute very little. They're just existing to create negative energy. >> Right. I mean, there's a lot That mean, that's it's called Have you heard of Loosh? There's something called >> No, what's Loosh? >> Loosh is like a negative energy that's
generated from like maybe maybe people people crashed out or something like that. And they they feed on this because they feed on the negative energy. And so what they'll try to trigger you and upset you in order to get this negative energy out there and so they can like kind of suck it out like a vampire. >> just I just looked it up. I've never heard that term before. It's a metaphysical term for psychic energy or
life force generated by living beings, particularly humans, through intense emotional experiences. Coined by Robert Monroe, it is often described in conspiracy and spiritual theories as a harvested energy, especially pain or fear used by non-physical entities or interdimensional beings for sustenance.
You know, this is very interesting to me cuz as you know, I'm very into aliens, extraterrestrials interdimensional beings. >> Yes. Yes. >> And there has been a theory for many years that there's a particular interdimensional and extraterrestrial group, one in the same in in this
particular case, that does feed off of our um heightened emotional experiences. And just considering the pattern of some of these See, this is why I'll tell you, I don't think I do think that there are some disembodied beings that are a part of these communities and I think that's why we never see them. I don't think
they have bodies. Who's to say that the internet hasn't become something to where it's tapping into an another reality to where part of the reason that we don't see certain people is because they're not people. I've I've thought this for a while. I could be wrong, but I don't >> This is like that What is this? They
They call it They live. There's a movie called They Live where they had this >> I know that movie, yeah. >> Yeah. Oh, I think I might be able to find I think I did get like a picture of Sweet Pea. I mean, I think I I did see her one time, like the real Sweet Pea. Let me just see if I have this picture of her, right? I know it's I think it's I think it's right around here. Here I did leave a few thing Yeah, okay. Yeah,
here I found her right here. So, this is the real This is the actual based on the real the real Sweet Pea. This is the picture guys. And you know, no shade, you know, this is the real Sweet Pea. Here you go. So it's I wonder why she never cams up. Let me get the whole thing. There we go.
There Can we see it like that? >> Yeah, I see it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Well, that's >> I I mean, I don't know who she is. I don't care at this point because I just kind of feel like when it comes to that number one, you are not balding, okay? You have a beautiful head of hair that I'm sure a lot of people are very
jealous of. It's really shiny, it looks healthy, it's a nice texture to it. >> They're trying to make me Cyrax. Cyrax, they want to make me Cyrax, you know, and it's like desperately make me Cyrax. And it's like I'm not Cyrax. I don't have these like these sores on my head or with spider bites or whatever he has on his head. He has some kind of like scabbing or something like that. I don't
have that. I'm not even balding. I'm not like Cyrax is. >> You're Actually, as I was saying before, this over this past month, I think that you're looking healthier. Not that you were looking unhealthy before, but I just feel like you know, for those who don't know, Psyche did deal with the loss not too long ago, not too dissimilar to myself.
And when you go through that kind of a loss, it does it does affect you physically. I'm just now bouncing back to where I I was, and you're bouncing back too. >> Yeah. >> And some of you out there who haven't gone through certain forms of losses, may God help you when you do, considering how lacking empathy some of you
>> are. Just saying. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean some of that Some So that picture maybe did look like my dad when he was like almost 90 years old, you know, but maybe the skin maybe that's like, you know, I have another 50 years to go to that and so or you know, if you're another 40 years and uh >> Maybe more than 50. I mean you you you need to give yourself some credit cuz you you
you do like your drinks just as I do. You do like your cigars, but that's not determination as to how long you live. A lot of it does have to do with the energy that you choose to accept or reject and also that you emit. >> Right. And look at I have 49 people right now, so that's like not much of a boycott on their part, you know, uh I do like you know, there are
>> Stop focusing on that. >> I'm not even I'm not even but I'm just I'm just like I'm kind of happy like cuz it's like, you know, I do have people that are talking in the chat and people that aren't and it's whatever. It's like, you know, cuz Tommy John's badmouthing me and uh >> Well, look at how much he's badmouthed me as good as I was to him. I mean he
really you you know, look at this point he can barely walk. That's karma, okay? >> I know Ernest he's got he's like his his toes are falling >> Look, it's all that bad energy that he emits and that he's a part of. I mean we're seeing him basically deteriorate.
I mean he's supposed to be in his 30s. He's already looking like he's in his mid-40s. Honestly, I mean talk about balding. You want to talk about really balding? Trying to cover it up with a comb over? He his feet are up. He can barely walk. He's severely overweight. Now, that is the actual low cow.
>> Right. And I don't think I'm a low cow. He's like K1 >> You're not a low cow. No, but see these The reason that some of these people are coming at you so aggressively is because they don't want to be defined as or maybe I should call them loose cows because that's what they are. >> Like vampire >> They're so afraid they're so afraid that
people are going to notice in mass that they're the actual um gross ones. I'll just call it that the gross ones cuz they are. It ain't you. They're just deflecting. >> And that's why they so little of them will even attack you really like because they want you around. They want you there >> Well, they want to be attached to you too because you're doing something
special that they cannot do. >> Right. And it's like and it's like they don't maybe they don't recognize that or they or they I think they >> Oh, they recognize it. They're jealous, >> Yeah. okay? >> I mean they can't cam up. They're aging like milk in the sun. No talent, no skill, no content, nothing that they're bringing to the table. When
they look at you, they're looking see you don't have the right mindset yet as far as I I think you do, but you're not accepting of your own status. >> Right. >> guess that's why I'm around. >> Yeah. >> To be that snob. >> To tell you that. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. >> Thank you. Yes. Yes.
I'm blessed with >> worrying about >> Thank you. >> These you know you know they're they're they're loose losers. Loosers. >> Yeah. >> Loose cows. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. And that's what they're after. They're after a reaction. They're like, "Oh, let's trigger him. Let's do this. Let's here's how we can mess with them next." And it's like you're not really messing with me. I've already been through like I was trained in
psychological warfare by a Russian. You know, I it doesn't really get much better than that, you know, my best friend since 2008 is Russian, you know, and and has he's put me through the MK Ultra and has put me I mean it's like I've been through all I've been I understand mind in and all this. I don't use it on people because it's like but I do know when it's being used on me
and I and I see this manipulation that they're they're using, you know, because I haven't been through any even just being born gay or, you know, it's like you're going to be bullied throughout your life for showing any kind of feminine trait or or sensitivity or anything that it's like anybody else is like, you know, is very excused, I think, but I know it's just when it comes to me
it's like you know, we're the scapegoats. Capricorn's are scapegoats. We are the we are the devil in the tarot. And so it's very easy to project because we have the material world basically in our hands. This is this is our world. Basically we're the rulers of the world. Like the first god was the Capricorn Enki Enki in Mesopotamian mythology was the Capricorn.
That's where the goat came from. If you research the origin of Capricorn, you know, that was the first >> Well, also there's a goat is an acronym for greatest of all time. >> Yes, right? And it's like and also it's a sign of the father. It's the sign of the Mason. It's and so so natural Masons any Capricorn is basically a Freemason without having
to even like, you know, go through the porch Mason steps of it. They're already ahead of it. It's like that's why Masons are free to do birthday charts a lot of the times is because they see they see exactly what's going on and so they're not going to want to see some certain things. Like if they were to examine my birthday and your birthday and things like that. Oh
yeah, sure. Okay, Isaiah's brother. Yeah, sure. Exactly. Well, then that's why Aleister Crowley when he had a poem that gave away one of the biggest Masonic secrets. I called I think the the poem was called something about sucking eggs or something like that. But he wrote a poem about it and he was contacted and he would like he went right above the 33rd degree just by
knowing that knowledge. And so yes, I understand how some of it works and stuff cuz I'm a natural mason too. It's like the builders, the architects, and we build things Alex. We We like We build channels. We build >> We do build things, yes. >> Yeah. >> And that's where the jealousy comes in because when you build something,
you control a lot. >> Right. And they want to be the managers, the project managers, and the and the you know, different admins, and the plumbers, and all these different things. And it's like >> I'm going to read to you my little um proclamation that I had to post the other day because every once in a while I have to um tell people what's really up.
So, I'm just going to read this real quick. I posted this 2 days ago on my IRL News Time channel. To those of you within, attached to, or who simply observe these IRL live streaming communities who believe that you can dictate or demand a thing from me, you're sadly mistaken. I don't owe these communities a damned
thing. If anything, these communities owe me in a major way. Over the years, my presence in these communities legitimized many. I contributed as a chatter, live streamer, panel guest, commentator, recapper, and website developer. I put up with more BS within these
communities than my peers, more hate, more attacks, and more legally actionable slander/defamation. Most of it stemming from you, the viewers, being racist extremists. So, I can't relate to the LGBTQ thing so much, but hey, I'm a black woman, which is something I can never hide. I've also donated to streamers more so
than the majority of viewers. In addition, I do not request donations or even accept donations for the most part, being that I don't need them, nor do I like anyone believing I'm beholden to them. Considering the aforementioned, I'd suggest that those of you accustomed to unjustly bossing others around to stay the away from me. If you don't like the content of my
channels, don't watch. And I've made it clear that I want zero communication with I'm sorry and if I've made it clear I want zero communication with you, accept it. So that was just my rant. But I put those out every now and then. >> That's beautiful. >> Just because um sometimes people need a reality check
from the goats. >> Right. >> Is that how goats sound? >> Right. Right. Yeah. Well, >> >> yeah. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. Baa. >> Yeah. Yeah. I I've seen a lot of goats strangely like in my everyday life. I was running some errands yesterday and I passed at least three
um billboards or you know, just some sort of pictures of goats. So I think that the energy of existence is reminding me a little bit of that. Or maybe I'm just more focused on that. I don't know. >> And also goats and there's you know, goats um you know, they can climb trees. They can
scream. They can faint. They can escape from all kinds of situations. They're like little escape artists where Capricorn is from the word escape, you know, CAP like you know, capers or escape. Like we're we we're going to keep bringing we're going to this cave. >> know that. Okay. That's good to know. >> We're capricious also. If you look up like there's something called star star symbolism or something like that and
look at the Capricorn constellation and like there's all the mythology associated with Capricorn. Capricorn is associated with Enki like the god of the sweet waters, the god of of magic, the god of um Sumer and ancient Sumeria where they just had the clay tablets, he was the god of creation. He saved Inanna from the underworld. He created these transgender beings under by the dirt
under his fingernails. He did the DNA and then and he created these transgender beings to go down to the to the queen of hell. It's a great It's a great story. I can show I have you have a >> Well, it might be more than a story. I mean, how do we know that Okay, you have all these classifications of different types of people. You know,
but how do we know that we're just reclassifying what's always been? But that we don't acknowledge as being a part of something that we don't acknowledge as reality. >> Right, exactly. I mean, it's like we this this is basically a dream. It's this basically like a very realistic dream that keeps lasting and lasting and
lasting, but you think like when we even we go to sleep and dream, do we stop dreaming? We have dreams within dreams within dreams. Like we we can be a just a dream of our soul. You know, and like a really realistic long one, but just to teach us the certain lessons we need to learn here, you know? And it's like and even like even like death is the release from this earthly body. So, there's
nothing to get into the earthly that you cannot escape from, right? And so, and then there's a soul continue like the energy cannot be created or destroyed is like what they say, right? >> people believe that we never really die. That there's, you know, infinite versions of us. It's like a multiverse theory. I'm not sure if I'm going to
explain it correctly, but to where our consciousness goes to what's what's most conducive to our being over and over with every choice we make. That that could be. >> Right. I mean, that I mean, that and that is like actually like it makes sense not to my like my my mind necessarily makes sense to like my
spirit, my soul. Like I feel this I I feel this like my soul >> use my moderation powers. I I I know I shouldn't, but I'm going to do it right now. I'm going to I'm going to do it. Hold on. Let me log into my moderator account because
the the Lush the Lush is trying to do something and I don't like it. I feel like this. If if you don't like what you're hearing get the hell out. >> Exactly. >> You know? >> I have a few I have a few I have a little bit of this if you want to check >> Like you need to tear everything down to it out. This is build something new.
Like you have to walk away from everything you've built. Not because you're lost but because something else is calling you. There's an ancient story for that. One of the oldest we have. And it's about a goddess who did exactly that. This is the story of Inanna and her journey to the underworld. From the great above, she aimed her
attention at the great below. Inanna, the queen of heaven, master of cities and temples, decided to leave it all behind. She wasn't running away. She was answering a call from the deepest, darkest part of existence. She gathered her seven divine powers, symbols of her authority and lore.
She put on her crown, arranged her hair with intention, and adorned herself with jewels. She wore a garment of leadership and held the measuring rod and mine. The very tools used to shape reality. She was dressed for power. Before she left, she gave instructions to her loyal attendant Ninshubur.
"I'm going down." she said, calm and direct. "If I don't return in 3 days, you must become my voice. You will mourn for me, beat the drums in the abandoned temples, and knock on the doors of the gods until they listen." She was clear. "If the high gods refuse,
go to Enki. He understands the secret of revival. He knows how to cheat death." And with that, Inanna descended. She arrived at the gates of the underworld, the land of no return, and banged on the door like she owned the place. Open up, Neti, I'm here. Neti, the gatekeeper, was skeptical.
Why would you, queen of heaven, choose a road that never gives back what it takes? Inanna had a cover story ready. She was there, she said, for the funeral of her sister's husband. Neti delivered the message to his queen, Ereshkigal, ruler of the underworld. When Ereshkigal heard her sister had
arrived, dressed in all her finery and armed with divine powers, she wasn't happy. She slapped her thigh, bit her lip, and took it personally. She then gave a command that followed the one unbreakable law of the underworld. Bolt the seven gates, she told Neti. Open them one by one.
And at each gate, you will take something from her. Strip her of her power. Remove her claims to authority. So, the ritual began. At the first gate, Neti took Inanna's crown. Why are you doing this? She demanded. Neti's reply was cold and bureaucratic. The laws of the underworld must be
fulfilled. Do not question them. At the second gate, they took the lapis beads from her throat. At the third, the beads from her chest. Gate by gate, she was stripped of her power, her symbols, her identity, her ring, her measuring tools, and finally, at the seventh and final gate, her garment of ladyship.
By the time she entered the throne room, she was no longer Inanna, the decorated, the powerful, the famous. She was just Inanna. And what did she do? She walked straight to her sister's throne, moved her aside, and sat down herself. This was the ultimate trespass.
You don't just walk into the underworld and claim its throne. The seven judges of the underworld, the Anunnaki, turned their gaze upon her. It was a gaze that ends stories. Their voices condemned her, and their judgment fell upon her like a physical weight. Inanna was reduced. Not killed in a fight, but unmade. Her essence was
undone, and her lifeless body was hung on a hook. Three days and three nights passed. Above, Ninshubur did exactly as she was told. She mourned, beat the drum, and went from god to god, pleading for help. The great gods Enlil and Nanna refused. Their logic was cold, but fair.
She chose to go to the underworld. She wanted its power, so she must face its consequences. The underworld always claims its own. So, Ninshubur went to Enki, the god of wisdom and magic, the one who knows the cheat codes of reality. When Enki heard
what had happened, his heart sank. "What has my daughter done?" he cried. From the dirt under his fingernails, he created two tiny, clever beings. He gave them the plant and water of life, and a very specific mission. "Slip into the underworld like flies," he instructed. "Find my niece, Ereshkigal.
She will be in great pain. Do not lecture her. Do not try to fix her. Just mirror her suffering. When she groans, you groan with her." The two small beings did exactly that. They found Ereshkigal, not as a queen on a throne, but as a being in raw, primal agony. And
as she cried out in pain, they echoed her cries. They didn't offer solutions, they offered empathy. They validated her suffering. Moved by this unexpected compassion, Ereshkigal offered them a reward, anything they wanted. A river, a field, a mountain of grain. They refused it all. "Just give
us the body hanging on the hook." they said. "That is your queen." Ereshkigal warned. "Whether it's our queen or our king." they replied, "Give it to us." She agreed. They took Inanna's body, used the plant and water of life, and Inanna rose again. The resurrection always comes with the
receipt. The underworld does not simply lose inventory. The judges declared, "If Inanna is to return to the world above, she must provide a substitute." So, Inanna ascended, but not alone. She was escorted by the gala, relentless demons who collect the debts of the underworld. They first came to the loyal
maidservant Ninshubur, still dressed in mourning. The demons motioned to take her. "No." Inanna commanded, "Not her. She followed my instructions. She did not abandon me." They moved on to others who had mourned her, and each time Inanna protected them. Finally, they arrived at an apple
grove, and there sat her husband, Dumuzid. He was dressed in magnificent clothes, sitting on a magnificent throne, looking completely untouched by the cosmic drama that had just unfolded. He hadn't mourned. He hadn't noticed she was gone. He was just dot dot dot enjoying his status. Inanna's gaze
turned to ice. Her voice became a verdict. "Take him." The demons seized him. >> Yeah, take him. >> And though he cried out and tried to escape, >> Seriously. >> his fate was sealed. The story doesn't end with a clean happily ever after. It ends with a cosmic compromise, a cycle.
For half the year, Dumuzi descends to the underworld. For the other half, his sister takes his place. The price is always paid. The balance is always kept. This isn't just an old story. It's a blueprint for transformation. Inanna's descent wasn't a punishment, it was a choice. It was a deliberate
initiation. She walked into the one place her power and status meant nothing. To confront the parts of reality you can't negotiate with. The seven gates, where she was stripped of her powers, represent a process of ego death. Think about what was taken: her crown of
authority, her symbols of desirability, her tools for controlling reality. By the end, she wasn't a brand or a persona. She was just a being. This is what it looks like when life strips away your coping mechanisms, one by one, until you have to meet your true self. Her real crime wasn't visiting.
It was trying to take over. When she sat on her sister's throne, she trespassed on a domain that wasn't hers. The myth is clear. You can visit the shadow, but you can't colonize it. You can't control it with your old rules. And the rescue? It's one of the most profound psychological insights ever written.
The underworld wasn't conquered by force. It was moved by empathy. Enki didn't send an army. He sent two tiny beings who simply mirrored Ereshkigal's pain. They showed us that deep suffering doesn't respond to advice or lectures. It responds to being seen and validated. Finally, the substitute.
Resurrection has a receipt. This is the core law of transformation. You can't gain something new without letting something old go. There's always a cost. And why was Dumuzi chosen? Because he was the one who was complacent. He was the part of Inanna's life that was out of sync with her transformation,
the part that refused to change. The myth tells us a brutal truth. If you go through a profound change, the parts of your life that refuse to change with you may not survive the journey. If you don't consciously choose what to sacrifice for your growth, the universe will choose for you. So, the story of Inanna isn't just about
a goddess. It's about the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth. It is a map for anyone who has ever had to descend into their own darkness to find a new kind of light. It reminds us that transformation is costly, that empathy is a superpower, and that sometimes you have to be stripped of everything to find out who you truly
are. Thank you so much for joining me on this journey into one of humanity's oldest stories. If this resonated with you, let me know in the comments. >> I like that story. It actually reminds me a little bit of the Persephone story. >> Yes. >> It's It's similar, not not exactly, but it's very similar. But it's very true. >> Right.
Orpheus descends into the underworld as well to get his his love. You're I guess her name was Eurydice. >> Yeah, Eurydice. >> And they said, "Okay, well, you can They He had such beautiful music. They all allowed him and their their hearts were changed. But then they said, "You can't look back and make sure. You have to leave just have faith that she's behind you." And at the last
minute, when he dressed when he was coming to the underworld, he turned around and looked at her and then she was dragged back to the underworld because he didn't have the faith. And so that's also And then he was eventually torn apart by the Maenads and his head continued giving prophecies that turned into the Baphomet, interesting things like that. You know, there's a lot of connections in the in the cult that can
be made and with a lot of interesting things. That's why I say study the occult like if you want to like, you know, But it is a journey, you know, I'm just >> Well, you have to be ready to you know, naturally I was saying on one of my recent lives that um and and I guess I can't say I've known you a long time, but I've I've known you
for a while now. What what I really like about you is that at no point in time have you ever attempted to influence me spiritually in any direction. I I like that um I I really like that about you because sometimes
you can find yourself out of balance if you don't explore other spiritual paths or at least if you don't at least acquaint yourself with those paths. And what I like about that story is that it does um present the underworld or what's perceived as the underworld.
And you do have to know about the darkness just as you know about the light or you you won't have a complete picture of much of anything including yourself. >> Right. >> And who you are. Sometimes you have to embrace the darkness in order to really appreciate the light. But >> Right. Even facing it is like everybody's
shadow work and everyone I think in this world is like, oh, let's chase a shadow like a group of people want to chase a shadow. But it's like all of them have individual shadows that can be that need chasing, right? And it's like that that work can only be done by each of them going through their facing their personal shadow, not projecting onto the Capricorn or the goat or whatever whatever they whatever they do. Um you know, and and I'll find something I'll
find like the the best of the goats or something like that. I I need to find the best of the goats video. Like, you know, because they can scream, they can like, you know, jump over fences. With the Capricorn's escape escape artists, you know. Um base best of the goats. >> They're climbing mountains that are like >> a me that are like if they are a sheer rock cliff, they're climbing.
>> Yeah, I was really surprised when you showed me that video cuz that was almost a um 90° vertical incline. It was pretty close to it. And those goats but their hooves, the way their hooves are is is interesting if you look at um how their little that they're able to um kind of grab onto things with their little hooves.
>> This is a little bit if you if you don't mind this is like about the goats. If you if you can yeah, this is best of the this is why goats are the funniest animals. Yeah, check this out. >> They are funny the way that they behave. And they're cute, too.
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PARKOUR! >> IT'S SO CUTE. IT'S SO FREAKING CUTE. >> You know, I while we were looking looking looking at that, I looked up um intellect of goats just cuz I was curious. Um it says goats possess high intelligence. I thought so. You can You can tell by how they behave.
An excellent long-term memory often outperforming other livestock in problem-solving and spatial awareness tasks. They are fast learners capable of solving complex multi-step puzzles such as operating levers and remembering these skills for up to 10 months. They also have strong social intelligence
recognizing individual humans and animals. That's That's neat to know. So, you know, don't eat goats. They're smart. But I got to get going. I got to get going. >> Hey, thank you so much for coming on and and you know, and and I'm going to check out I think maybe you'll do a review of the Cold Codex. >> I will. >> Okay, yeah. And also check out
Brandon Brandon Q's interview tomorrow 2:00 p.m. on IRL News Time. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> See, you got goat memory. You have long-term memory. You remember. >> I do. I love you, >> >> Alice. Thank you so much. I love you, Alice. >> love you, too. Have a great day. Have a great stream, also. Goodbye, chat. Have a good one. Bye-bye.
>> Love you. Okay. Okay, guys. Here's the link again. Everyone wants the link. I mean, I I I did start drinking a little bit. I had a hit of the vape, but I think I'm I think I'm maintaining pretty pretty good. But that was funny. You know, there was some funny stuff there. I can I can put on Since I'm a little drunk, I might just put on like uh I I don't want to fall asleep during it. I just have to do the individual thing,
but it's like that um pack yourself up. Or maybe I'll do a Rumble clip. Let me see Let me see how Sam Rumble.
I'll see what Trip Kick has. He has a new psyche video cuz he seems to love me. And if I fall asleep during this, I'm sorry, but it'll it'll just be Trip Kick for a little bit. KK versus Sam man, let me see I'll view all the videos. Let me see. Canadian Kick streamer gets triggered. Let me see videos. Okay.
There's a Tommy James. Sam man KK versus Tommy on psyche's panel. That was recently. Q45 versus Sam man on psyche away. That was a good one. It was Let's play this one. I'm eating like some ramen, I guess, in this video. I'm going to I'm going to fall asleep cuz I've I've I've been drinking and I
had a freaking I had a drink, but um what do we got? Is this it? Yeah. Okay, you guys see it? Here, enjoy, okay? Trip Kick shout out. >> Number one worst snacks for your waistline. >> Always has his >> He didn't did didn't do a damn thing. He
He just stood his ground and laughed at him and he tripped out and ran circles around himself and ended up walking himself down and leaving battle. It was hilarious. >> Got him Got him so mad that he was He started talking about dangerous kids. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Not even dangerous kids, Maddie's kids. >> Yeah, fat. Fat.
>> Oh, mister I don't talk about kids. Oh, we don't talk about kids. >> And then that's the first thing he brings up when he loses. >> We don't talk about kids. Then you're Then you're sitting there talking about Maddie's children being mixed race. >> Mhm. I know. It's It's It's people like that. >> kids. >> You You called this like You called a
year ago. You said people are going to start to see through it. It's going to become a running joke and that's all it is. That's the only way it's obvious. >> It was like that a year ago. It's just getting worse now. >> Yeah, yeah, I know. It's hilarious. His head keeps getting bigger and like in >> Is it Is it Is it Is it Saturday or layers. Sunday? >> It's Saturday.
>> >> If I were taking it off >> And then the chat goes like, "Oh here we go again. Here goes this motherfucker." If I ever get to that point where everybody's just so exhausted of you, like maybe you should take a break. >> He's in the chat now. He's in the chat now acting like he wasn't watching Bob Earth the whole time. >> The whole time. That's all this does is watch.
That's all this does is watch the stream and play Yu-Gi-Oh! cards. >> Yeah, sad man. Cooked you, my Oh my god, my My you got cooked by Digzee. Easy. I love it, dude. I'm watching this guy >> Like all that dude does All that dude right now.
does is talk about cooking, but he says like the same four or five phrases in a row. How is that cooking? Please, tell me. You're not educated You're not well educated enough or well spoken enough to cook anybody. Let's just be honest here. You're not witty enough. You You literally just sit there and cry about that happened three years ago
for everybody. Same thing that you do with Big T. Same thing that you do with me. Just, "Well, well, well, but you did this in the 2023. You spit in the girl's hair." >> >> Yo. >> Happy Easter, everybody. >> I wish that was your mother's hair that I spit in. >> Yo.
>> Spit in her bush. >> Easter, folks. It's been a real Easter, folks. like actual real content. Shout out seven days >> even Easter. Tomorrow is Easter. >> It's the whole Easter weekend. Yeah. >> So, this keeps trying to this this keeps trying to bring up my job because I'm a door-to-door salesman. Like that's supposed to be embarrassing. First of all, you don't have a job.
Second of all, everybody everybody hated on me and made fun of me when I didn't have a job. Now that I do have a job, now the job's not good enough, right? Now the job's not good enough. Now now we're going to make fun of me for having a job. Great. >> Okay. >> That makes a ton of sense. Nig- nobody even knows what you do. You're probably a security guard. You probably sit on your fat ass all day.
Ear. >> What's up fat boy? What's up fat boy? >> Why your girl told you you smell like >> Yeah, why are you so fat? Why haven't you gotten any ass in like three years? How long has it been since you've gotten some boy? When was the last time that you even felt the warm touch of a woman? >> you. >> When is the last time you felt the warm touch of a woman, Samuel Torres?
>> Yes or no, Samuel? >> Smoking on that Caribalo pack. >> I'm lying? Yes or no? You know, I could just I could just cook it up. >> on that Caribalo pack. >> You know, we got receipts. Why your girl told you you smell like >> Why do you not have a girl? >> >> YOU CAN'T ANSWER? >> WHY DO YOU not have a girl? >> Why why I can't say you smell like
>> You don't have a woman. Stop talking to me about my woman. You don't have A WOMAN. >> WHY I can't say you smell like >> You don't have a woman. A woman doesn't even know what you smell like because they won't even go near you. >> I don't smell like >> out of here. >> You can't Why you can't just admit why I can't told everybody smell like >> Why are you fat and Puerto Rican?
>> This is crazy. You can't deny it. Why you can't deny it? Why you can't deny it? THERE'S A REASON WHY YOU CAN'T DENY IT. You smell like lying Did he cook you, my >> Yeah, I know. >> You know why I'm talking about it. >> I smell terrible. No, I smell terrible.
Just like your mother's deceased dead body. I smell I smell just like your mother's dead body when they found her in her apartment. I smell just like your mother's deceased body when they found her in the apartment. When they found her miss Josephine in the apartment. I smell just like your >> Yo, this can't even deny it, bro.
You smell like and your girl told everybody you smell like You lying. Hello. Hello. You can't deny it. Come on, papa. >> Sandman, Sandman. The man with no plan. Did he cook you, my
What happened? >> He cooked me so much. >> What happened, papa? He cooked you. How did that happen? >> First tell me. Don't don't do it. Don't Don't fade away, papa. >> Sandman. You told somebody. >> Sandman, answer him. No. >> Yeah. Yeah. You know I I have an ops. You heard?
>> Look, you're quiet now. Look look, he's quiet. You're quiet. What happened? I had to remind you. >> Hello. Hello. Hello. >> You smell like YOU SMELL LIKE >> WELL, YO, so say no hard off today, papa. No hard off today. >> You better laugh to me so I won't you. >> Hello, papa. You say no hard off today?
>> You going. >> No hard off. No no no no no. >> Yo, you know you know I got that car shot right? >> Now what he's going to cry about now? A hard off. >> I'm not I'm not crying. I'm not Say what happened to car shot. >> No, you was crying. That's all you do is cry. Every day you're on panels crying. Five days, seven days out of the week
you're on panels crying. That's wild. That's all you do is cry about other men on panels. That is your entire existence. That's all you do is cry on panels WITH OTHER MEN. YOU'RE A
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Rest in piss Joseph Menicucci. Dubois. You heard us. Better if I don't knock on your door.
I heard a story about Sam man.
Yeah, Sam man definitely kids. Sam man definitely kids. DUDE, SAM MAN KIDS.
YOU CHILDREN.
If we can all say lies about each other, like I mean, I guess we can just we can just say whatever. You know what? Thank you, Psyche, because you notice how the the panel is so much different when certain people are on and off, right? As soon as some people join it just creates this world order it's Then everybody's arguing. >> Have a nice time. I'm sorry.
>> Because of fruitcakes like that. >> We'll be nice. Bring him back. >> No, don't. him. He wants attention. He wants to get He want He wants to sit up on other people's streams so that he can clip this and recap it on his own stream so he has something to talk about. That's all he does. And you people feed into it
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>> The weather's working out. I mean that's >> Exactly, Tommy. Exactly. >> I I look very >> We were all just having a completely casual normal conversation about nothing and then has to come in here and oh whoop whoop whoop but do do but you did this but you did that but do do do do do like shut up. Nobody cares. It's like it's early as hell in the morning on the West
Coast. Shut up. >> I say bring him back but that's just me. I understand >> him. >> It's like I mean it's like a it's like maybe like a little bit of like back and forth is funny but it then it's it's getting to a little too much and >> Bro, that's his entire life is going back and forth and >> you want to raise Sam and >> He just sits around and talks about demanding >> He's like a dollar a minute whether you want him back
>> He's such a little hoe. >> Sam and it's it's like actually $5 a minute >> Maybe if you maybe say hey Sam and maybe if you were like semi likable people could like tolerate it but like you're insufferable, dude. Like nobody likes you. >> I know. Is really that insufferable and that >> It's it's terrible, dude. And the more time goes on the worse that it
gets. >> It's kind of like good times and he's old and getting older and this >> No, I mean at least good times has like some sort of comedic value and you can't really take him too seriously, but this dude Sam man just gets online and cries about everybody all day long. Just like do you ever get tired of it? Do you ever get tired of crying? Do you ever get tired of not getting any Do you ever get tired of playing
with Yu-Gi-Oh! cards and playing Roblox? >> It could not be me, bro. It could not >> Damn. >> Not my life. >> He don't never get up enough of it. He just cries all day long. >> Oh That's I got a message >> There's not three people that like him. There's three people that utilize him because they know it's beneficial to them.
>> Yeah. >> Isn't there anybody that likes him. He has people He has people that that know that he's useful. He's a useful idiot. That's what he is. >> Yeah, they're called >> What's up, >> Russia, they call it like a useful idiot or communism or something. Useful idiot. >> That's what he is. He's a useful idiot. >> What up, Flip Flap? What up, JT? >> He'll do whatever anybody says.
>> What up, Chad? >> Never go against any grain. >> What up, Chad? Hey baby. What up, Kate? Everyone in chat >> Look, I'd love to see you in real life, Sam man. I would smack the literal out of you. >> I'd love to see that, dude. I'd love it.
Oh, I love it. >> Didn't they call you a useful >> Does anybody know what the real word is? He said he fell asleep waiting on those noodles. And then you're going to try to get some of those noodles. Yeah, these are the best. I'm your >> He is now he's in chat talking to KK. You understand that KK literally exposed the out of you and that are we saying man saying man you're really going to talk to talk to KK like
that? >> That's crazy. thing is him faking an interaction with her. Like little details like how he grabbed her butt and picked her up in a Mercedes or whatever and it was >> Bro, that dude is a weirdo. >> all a lie. Why would anybody believe anything this
guy says after that is beyond me after making a homo script like that. While he tries to while I've been seen with not one, two, three, multiple women on stream. >> KK pages again. >> been seen with one. But you claim all this He's constantly talking about your dick. Why don't you get
Go die. >> And he calls it a hug. Isn't that the most disgusting way to say dick? >> Why don't you go die slow? >> Oh my god. Oh what? >> KK can't say you smell like cuz you never met her. You've never been with a woman before. >> She definitely told us how grubby >> You you you have to be with a woman in order for them to say that you smell like
>> She definitely did say on stream how grubby you are and how how multiple face calls you were seen with the same clothes on meaning you don't change your clothes for multiple days she said cuz she's FaceTiming with you every day. She said you're grubby. Dirty tank top on, hair a mess.
She told us all about you, dude. >> I know you he just looks like a dirty ass >> He actually is. It's funny. >> Something else going on his pricey. Something else his pricey, boy. Damn, you smell like Your arms, yo. I knew your arms, yo. You can't you don't have arms to support yourself. That's why >> Why don't we show these DMs? >> Yo, why
>> Why are we not showing these DMs? Why are we not showing these things? Why are we not showing up? >> YO, YOU SMELL I KNOW YOU SMELL LIKE YO, YOU >> WHY are we talking about these things? >> KK put a bed on her wish list and you're a bum ASS THAT SMELL LIKE KK put her bed on a wish list and you
smell like >> Why are we talking about these things? I just don't want to I don't understand why we're doing so much talking and we're not >> put her bed on a wish list. >> All we're doing is talking. >> Yo, his girl told him about >> What was that noise? You had noise in your background. >> Your arms are up. >> Okay, I don't like the sound. Is that him? >> Oh, yeah, that I I know that. Yeah.
>> Is that me? >> Yeah, I think it is. >> you mad? Oh, you want to protect Psychic? Oh, you This is a hug box for you papa? >> Yeah, I think I think Sam is going to hug you or grab your hook from behind. >> Throw the door. Throw the door. >> WOW. >> HEY, I NEVER had a girl tell me I smell like My arm's weak. My arm's >> I mean, you're getting a little emotional.
>> ass >> Tell me you got something to say. You're going to talk to Psychic like that. >> I'm never kissing ass. Shut the up, Shut the up, Psychic, you ass Ain't one of these mother >> And bye-bye, little black boy. There we go. I got the headphones on,
bro. He's like a little Chihuahua. He comes up and goes I didn't see you kick him. >> >> I know Sam is talking about people's teeth and stuff like that and he's like missing teeth. I mean, it's like >> Oh, I don't want to know what his dental's like after all those years of being a queer.
I appreciate you letting me on. I'm on with my best behavior. No bigotry, no no niggatry. >> I have to take care. I have to take care of the eye. One one second. Let me make sure it's there.
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