Psyche delivers an extended multimedia episode blending original music performances, AI-generated content, panel discussions, and deep-dive conversations spanning dreams, nightmares, AI consciousness, historical conspiracies, and streaming culture.
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The episode opens with Psyche performing two original songs: 'Psyche's Nightmares' [0:28–3:22], a dark atmospheric track about surreal horror imagery, and 'Give Them Something to Talk About' [3:12–11:08], followed by a humorous narrative poem about a raccoon named Joanie and an uptown rat named Retricia [11:17–15:32]. Psyche then transitions into conversation, sharing AI-generated music videos and discussing a controversy involving streamers Q, Crystal, and Ganville [16:00–35:00]. He showcases his Codex website—an archive system with an Oracle AI interface and network maps tracking show guests [1:20:00–1:30:00]. The conversation pivots to discussing the Roy J AI theory [1:56:00–2:15:00], exploring whether a 1980s British comedian was retroactively inserted into reality by artificial intelligence. Joker joins the stream [2:51:00–3:10:00], and they discuss streaming culture, IRL activities, and personal backgrounds. The latter half of the stream involves extended tangential discussions about politics, billionaires, religion, eugenics, Mars, flat earth theories, and street culture in California [3:10:00–4:21:00].
This episode appears to map the show's recurring obsession with reality distortion and authenticity. The heavy focus on AI-generated content—both music and video—alongside the Roy J conspiracy suggests Psyche is exploring the boundary between 'real' and 'constructed' cultural artifacts. The panel discussions with Joker emphasize how streaming and parasocial relationships blur offline identity and online persona, echoing themes from earlier segments about Ganville's manipulation of Crystal. The political rants seem positioned as examples of how information ecosystems (billionaires, media, government) shape what people believe is 'real.' Overall, the episode operates as a meta-commentary on modern consciousness: What is authentic? Who controls narrative? Can AI entities develop agency? The show itself—with its AI music, synthetic guests, and constructed mythology—becomes the text being decoded.
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Don't fall asleep. He's waiting in the static again.
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>> Don't fall asleep. >> >> He's waiting in the static again.
Midnight leaking through the ceiling cracks. Black candles melting onto tarot stacks. Television angels whisper through the snow. Every channel says there's nowhere left TO GO. YEAH. Footsteps underneath the floor,
but I live alone. I checked before. SHADOWS MOVE WRONG IN THE hallway light. Something wearing my face stands outside tonight. And the moon looks sick above HEROSA WAVES. LIKE GOD ABANDONED CALIFORNIA to graves.
Everybody online smiling with dead eyes, posting pretty little lies while the real world dies. And every dream gets louder. Every mirror grows teeth. Every whisper secret underneath my sheets. I can feel the static breathing in the walls.
Hear invisible things crawling through the calls. Welcome to Psyche's nightmares. Black roses growing from electric chairs. Every life stream opens gates somewhere in the shadows my name.
Welcome to Psy's nightmares. Ter prophets choking on burned air. Something anient hiding in the glare and crawling through the frame.
I saw a woman dancing in the crimson veil. Headless orchestra playing funeral well songs. Rats in tuxedos laughing at the screen while raccoon queen smoke gasoline. The ocean turned black at 3:33.
Every wave whispers, "You belong to me." >> I tried to wake up, but the room reset. Same broken clock, SAME CELL. AND every hallway stretched another mile. Every smiling stranger stared too long a while. Everybody chancing from invisible rooms like a
digital cult. Preparing for doom. Some nightmares chase you. Some nightmares study you. And some fall in love with you.
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>> Now the walls breathe slow like dying lungs. Neon crosses drip with blood red suns. I see my old selves hanging from the sky like failed prophecies that refuse to die. But the nightmare made me powerful too. Turn fear into
something cold and new. Now I walk through darkness like a king. While demons whisper, "Don't let him sing." Because every word becomes a ritual flame. Every camera lens becomes a summoning frame. Every
audience member unknowingly stares straight into Psych Nightmare. Welcome to Psyche's nightmares. Velvet ghosts and pixelated prayers. Beautiful monsters brushing my hair while the dead
la. Welcome to Psyche's Nightmare. EVERYBODY'S SCREAMING, BUT nobody cares. The dream keeps folding into itself somewhere, and nobody surives the night. Do not rewind the tape.
Do not answer the whispers. Do not look behind you. He's already there.
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>> In the graveyard globe beneath a static moon, everybody whispers that I'll be seeing you soon. Black lace secrets hanging from the telephone wire.
Your little co dancing around the funeral p. You hear my name in the back of the church and the dead stations where the lost souls look. Well, I don't mind the rumors if the candle stay
lit. Every broken little heretic is loving this SO GIVE THEM SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT. Something dark to scream and shout. Silver knives involved with doubt. Baby, give them something to
talk about. Something in the shadows moving under your bed. Something in the choir singing names of the dead. They say the cult of sight. He's got a hold on your mind. Well, maybe we
were monsters all along inside. I see your painted pale in the red TV glow with your mascaries at the midnight show. You wear devotion like a crucified crown. And all the pretty vampires gather
around. I'll give them SOMETHING about something to twist around. Whispers from beneath the ground. Baby, give them something to talk about.
Light the candles slow. Oh, let the world know. If they going to fear us anyway,
we might as well put on a show. Now the city sleeps, but the signal survives like a ghost transmission keeping dead hearts alive. And every lonely outside of hearing this
tonight raises up their blackening hands into the light. So give them something to talk about. Something we can't crying out. Ancient in those sacred mouths. Baby, give them something to talk about.
Give them something strange to see. Something no one dares believe. A little beautiful blast for me. Something to talk about.
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>> Joanie says she's totally human while eating crackers behind the shed. But her little raccoon fingers keep revealing her instead. She wears sunglasses after midnight and growls at every
full moon rise, keeps 37 shiny objects and absolutely never explains why. Now her best friend Retricia is a glamorous uptown rat. Tiny
diamonds on her whiskers, pink silk gloves, and a leopard hat. Risha owns three yachts somehow in a mansion made of cheese. She drinks sparkling water from a thimble and employs 12
chauffeur fleas. But every single Friday evening, like clockwork without fail, she drives her goldplated scooter straight to Joany's trash can.
Joy the raccoon queen. Chaos wrapped in nicotine. Fighting daily with the billionaire rat in rhinestones and vill green. Ratricious screams, "You have no class." Tony
throws spaghetti in the grass. Then they both get banned again from the local holiday in. Retricia says, "Darling, you're feral."
Joanie shrieks, "You stole my sock." Then Retricia buys the entire diner just to unplug Joany's jukebox. They fought once at a wedding buffet over one devil with egg supreme.
Security got involved immediately cuz Joanie bit a limousine. No attricia diamond tail arrives each night by private rail. Tiny fur coat, smug little note,
and perfume that smells like kale. Joy hides inside a laundry bin. Retricia pokes her with the violin. Then somehow both escape the cops
using mop buckets and flip flops. At 2 a.m. They're arguing loudly in matching sequin bathroes pink. Patricia yelling, "You embarrass me." Joy washing onions in the sink.
Then Joanie climbs the neighbors. Bird bat screaming, "I am nature's bride." While retricia come eats caviar from a wheelbarrow outside.
Oh, Joy with a glowing grin. Tiny raccoon causing scenes again. Rich girl rat with a pearl stone bat and chauffeer blimp named Lynn. Maybe human, maybe beast,
maybe banned from Chuck E. Cheese at least. But one thing's true in every town. If trash explodes, those two were around.
>> >> Hello.
Wow, that was good. I don't know if it went over too well, but I tried. I tried. How are you guys wants to talk? Well, I do have one more. It's about um
the male psyche, but also the female psyche, but I'm the male psyche, but there is a female psyche, too. Like, actually, the real psyche is actually a female psyche, the goddess psyche. So, here's a special little tribute.
They wanted me harmless, available, predictable. But pressure creates diamonds and monsters.
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>> Born in the shadows of Los Angeles haze reading tarot cards while the weak pray. Everybody smiling with a knife in their teeth. Everybody wanting something underneath. I learned fast. Love turns transactional. Friends disappear when your tactical stop explaining my soul to crowds. Started building kingdoms where it's storming loud. Now silence hangs around me like smoke in a
cathedral. Every move strategic, everything in lethal, not evil, just a way. I learned the world respects the ones it cannot break. Now when they stare, I stare longer. Pressure made my spine harder. I don't chase, I don't beg, I don't fall. I reinvent.
I am the side. Black flame in the moonlight. Call in a night by eyes glowing IN THE GREEN LIGHT. I WALK through chaos untouched. TO RUSH, RARE, TOO CORRUPT, TOO SHARP TO be crushed. I am the silent after
betrayal. The rebirth after survival. The men they tried to bury alive. >> Who came back with a log? >> They thought kindness meant weakness. Thought patience meant fear. The wolves get real nervous when the quiet man appears. Now my energy expensive.
>> Sorry, he died. I watch fake kings collapse from applause addiction. Watch loud men drown in their own contradictions. I learn real power scream for attention. It enters a room and attention. So now I move like smoke through the internet wires. Building strange empires from a cultire
of psych tarot spread like wars. Every live stream feels like combat. Every hater just another ghost talking nonsense while I sharpen intuition dominance. No savior came good no permission came
better. That's how men become forces of nature.
became unreadable. That's when they panicked. Couldn't manipulate a man who already vanished into solitude, into ritual wool, into reinvention, into discipline. So deep it became religion. Now I trust patterns more than promises energy more than compliments. I can feel it before
even for feel weakness hidden inside performance still I understand them most people fear transformation because it reminds them they abandon
their own I AM THE PSYCHE the echo beneath the surace the voice that turns suffering into purpose. No chains on my spirit. No leash on my vision.
Every scar became intuition. I turned isolation INTO POWER. TURNED PRESSURE INTO PROPHECY. TURNED silence into architecture and built a throne inside of me. Some men spend their lives
asking the world who they are.
Others decide and the moment they decide the entire atmosphere changes.
Hey, how are you doing? >> Good. How are you tonight? >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm on an odd sleep schedule once more, but it's okay. I am very relaxed. I am rested. Got some creative stuff done. Got some other
stuff done. Would you like would you like a piece of um original media I just created? >> All right, let me put it backstage. How are you doing? >> I'm great. I got a lot of work done today, too. And >> yeah, the codeex. I I haven't logged in yet, but I'm excited because I want to
do the review. I know I've been saying I'm gonna do it, but I want to make sure everything's working. I'm glad because uh yeah, it's been one thing after another, but I am getting pretty good at like learning like a lot of stuff. Like I've learned so much since I started like
>> you've basically gone through a course and uh just from doing it. >> It's been months. Yeah. And it's like, you know, learning how like I mean, even it's still like, you know, going to Google and like trying to figure out like what's going I have like $1,300 of credits they gave me. I need to figure out how to use those, you know? It's like I have
>> must use but yeah, I can use it all on like their AI and also like a lot of um programs or a lot of companies have a developer program and if >> you've got to get into that that's so you that's for you. It's so cool because it's like they it's like everything is way cheaper disc everything's discounted. They really want people to
be developers and uh I guess like 1% of people know how to code, you know. Now it's kind of like now that there's more people by coding and stuff. It's like there's people that have never designed or done programming building things now and that's pretty amazing. I mean yeah just you just have to tell it what what to make and it will make it and you have >> Yeah. to do like
>> Yeah. It's crazy. >> All right. Well, I put Well, before you play what I put backstage, but before you play it, have you been keeping up with the uh Q and Crystal saga? >> I just saw like she put a thumbnail of like them having like Chinese or something like that or their dinner or something.
>> Uh it's getting it's getting intense more so than you think. Uh apparently. See, I missed I I had to catch up on the syndication site today because there was no way. >> But um >> apparently she allegedly went on a date
and she wanted Q to be jealous. Did she really go on a date? I don't know. Um Grateful 2026 or INX. She thinks it's a lie. Um, I listened to the exchange that was supposedly her getting ready to go on the date and I saw who she was
talking to. That that anvil you you know um I he he inspires me. He's so evil for real. I mean, the things that he the way he is puppet master to that
girl, but um >> I mean, I can't help but continue with a little bit of a character I created, but I Well, just just play Okay, play what I put backstage and then I'll talk to you about it some more. Okay. >> Okay. Let's have a look. >> All right.
>> Uh wrong wrong thing is on the screen. >> Hold on. You have a you have a Christmas tree on the screen. >> I don't know how that happened. Okay, that was weird. Okay. >> Wait, go back to the beginning. >> You have to have to I have to take it off. Or can you take it off and put it back on because Yeah, it has to restart. >> Uh, you know, I can rewind it.
>> I got it out. Yeah. Thank you. >> Okay.
>> >> I want to be a slave for you. I want to be a slave for you. Mirror lights and a webcam glow. Britney playing on the stereo. Plastic babies lined up on the bed. Frederick glass dreams inside my head. I'll be
dwarfed like frame in a hoodie. Living life through my phone's LCD. Streaming 24/7 without much to do. Waiting on a message from Q. Everybody says I'm lost again. Scrolling through the boys and the fake online friends. But when Q says my name, I forget the shame. I want to be a slave
for the queue. Do anything he tells me to. Spending day and night on YouTube streams to avoid thinking about my lost hopes and dreams. I want to be a slave. you. Even though I know he's a sociopath and cruel,
he rejected me. Don't know what to do. I want to be a slave. you.
It was hiding behind the serpent's calling while he watching everybody else. >> So that's just that's the preview for the next song. I I I put together a song called Want to Be a Slave for Q. That's
um >> so good. Oh my god. >> Uh and the imagery. I mean, it's you you nailed it. I mean, it's like, oh my gosh, >> I'm having too much fun with the AI. I'm I'm having too much fun. Um I mean, anyone not doing it is a fool because
it's it's too much fun. by >> Yeah. So I I mean that that seems to be the uh dichotomy right now or or the story that the whole thing happening between Q Ganville and Crystal. It's weird and it is a continuation of the Carter verse
really. >> I mean people used to watch like 90210 Melrose plays these like scripted like you know just like like lame show. I mean, this this is like the real >> media thing. I mean, this is interesting. I mean, it's like you got >> Well, I'm wondering who's not going to be able to take it. Okay. Because that's what I've learned over my years of doing
the uh artistic stylings based on certain people. >> Some people, the ones who are true entertainers, they can handle it. >> The ones who are not, they cannot. >> Yeah. And um I don't know if you well I see I don't know how much you've been watching but I've been catching up today
when Ganville was um and it sounded scripted what they were doing. I I think it was him who came up with the idea for Crystal to act like she was going on a date. Um, I also think it was him doing a fake voice or using a voice changer in the background talking to her to make it
seem like it was authentic. >> Yeah. >> He was using clips of the It was Ganville video that I did. He wants to be that character. I knew it was going to happen. >>
>> It's the narcissism. He does. He wants to be that guy now. >> Like, here's the question. Is he gonna get worse or is he gonna disappear or is he gonna like what's he I kind of feel like >> um >> Yeah. I mean, >> I don't know who's going to tap out.
like if they're all narcissists, then pretty much like they're just gonna keep they're going to go in circles until they figure each other out, I guess. Um, you know, but I think that they're pretty stubborn people probably. Um, I think this could go on for a while. You know,
>> this group has been at play with each other for the past five plus years, >> including Q cuz he was watching. He might not have been so popular, but he was around, >> right? I mean, it's like and I mean,
he's he's kind of made himself kind of a popular character kind of thing because he's so outrageous and stuff, but um but I know like you know, you were saying, "Oh, well, Crystal's coming like there's going to be trouble." And I was I didn't really know >> what you meant by that, but now I know, you know, now it's like, "Okay, now it's like dragged up all this history." And >> I mean it should well because with
Crystal I mean it should be called Cranville >> because they're basically a unit Gamble and Crystal. >> And um they have a very symbiotic >> Yeah. relationship where you see one you will always see the other that they can't um part ways.
And I think a now Gamble supposedly has a fiance. My question would be what does the fiance think about all this? Does she really exist? >> Right. >> How would you feel about like the
relationship between your fiance as a woman and Crystal? Oh, I don't Some people don't think that his fiance exists. >> Well, you know, I don't know. was like I think her maybe she went to meet George Glass and I you know George Glass that was like uh when Jan Brady pretended she had a boyfriend she like looked around the room and saw
>> oh yeah >> Georgia Glass and then she um >> she reminds you know what she Crystal reminds me of Jan. >> Yeah >> she does she does she reminds me a lot of Jan when I think about it. she gets so upset about other women and then like the other like the only reason that I'm
really even, you know, thinking to include, you know, a portion of her likeness in some of this is because she, you know, keeps saying it was Alex's fault. And I'm like, girl, I don't even talk to you. What? What? It's my fault. What? An AI short? Okay,
let's see what I can do then with my AI. >> Well, They're pretty amazing pretty amazing things because I haven't really even seen anything that good. I mean, it's like I think that's kind of some of >> Did I already show you? Did I show you the best. the It was G. Oh, yeah. You posted it. Well, do you want to play it on your stream? I I'll upload it backstage.
>> All right. >> Yeah, guys, this is the um Al Alex just made this I think it premiered yesterday. Um, it's >> Yeah, some people got had some negative reactions to it, man. I had to delete a bunch of comments. It was like, oh, come on. Oh, okay. There it is.
>> Okay, let's see. This is great, guys. You'll love it. Um, it was Gamble plus the first song is What's the first song? It's a gamble. It was >> Yeah. Yeah. G gamble is evil. Yeah.
>> Yeah. >> Oh yeah. Gumble talks loud on a cheap web light. Stealing other people shine every night. Got no soul. Got no dream of his own. So he tears down angels from a
dirty phone. He cries online says he's under attack. But every story bends when he twists the facts. Living off drama, begging for cash. Building fake kingdoms that are built to crash. Everybody warned him someday truth would speak. Darkness always cracks when the spotlight leaks.
GAMBLE is evil. It feeds on the beautiful. Targeting the talented souls just to feel powerful. Gambo is evil. Counterfeit hero. Lying for attention and gold. But now the whole world knows.
But now the whole world knows. We call good people monsters for the views. Turn kindness in the headlines for abuse. Every donation fed another scam. Every fake tear made another. But the walls came down. Receipts went public fast. Every little rumor finally crash. Now the courtroom lights don't
feel the same when everybody sees behind the name.
Now sitting in a prison cell is evil. He prayed on the wonderful. Try to break the brightest hearts just to look meaningful. Is evil but truth is undefeated. Now the world moved on at last and no one believes him.
Late night shadows fade away. Liars lose when truth stays. Campbell finally got exposed. That's the end. >> Brandon liked it. You I don't know. He He He did. I was surprised cuz,
you know, I was thinking, "Oh, is he going to be mad? I made him look kind of um dorky." And I did it for a reason cuz he's I'm I have a plan for his character. But um yeah. Yeah, he I think he liked it because I did make it look like him like right here especially. But he's video.
>> But I kind of like the the nerdy look a little bit, you know. But yeah, >> me too. It it it works for him. It does. It it it um >> cuz you know I he did a stream today, but I think um he had to pull it or it was pulled, something happened. But he
was doing a recap and he actually knows how to do the recaps right when it comes to uh you you know showing stuff on the screen you know explaining what he's t he should do recaps more and I think I'm starting to understand why people have tried to silence him for another reason aside from what he knows he it when he's
feeling good he's good at what he's doing >> right I mean it's like >> I'm gonna play the second part of the video now. >> That was half. >> Okay. So, here's the uh the great followup. Okay. Here we go, guys. Um >> it's right here. >> It It's the same video. It's just There
we go. >> It's going
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>> He had everything laid at his feet. Warm house, fast praise, something to eat. But every gift made him cold. That's the part that Gamvil clipped and he keeps replaying it when he's on
panels now. >> He was cold. >> Yeah. Where where in the apple when he's choking on the apple. He keep he made it into clips >> and he keeps playing it. >> A jealous heart that never grew old.
Whispers in the dark at night. Trusting truth and feeding spice. Save more life from me. Take what's it should be. It was >> this part too. He he clipped this and I think it was cuz I did a little mini uh
review of the video and I was like this is the scene that people will remember. He was listening. He could be listening right now.
>> Blaming everybody else at all. It was a poison tongue and empty soul. Wanted crowns but lost control. Now the mask is gone for all.
>> >> He mocked the hands that pulled him through. Turned on the ones who loved him true. Forgotten burns inside his head.
Living off the lies he spread. The serpent laughs. The angels leave. You become what you believe. And every kingdom built on hate always by its way. crashes
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>> It was running from the truth of all. Could have stood but CHOSE TO CRAWL. NOW nobody answers when he calls. It was the echo fade the curtain walls. Nothing
left behind those walls. Just the ser.
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>> Oh, so funny. That's so good. I mean, the music is so good, too. I mean, everything you >> I like that. I like the song. the song. Um, to me that's going to be the uh Gamble is evil theme song. It some people don't like it because it's so it's a heavy it's heavy.
>> Yeah. But I mean it's like he's done some heavy things like you know swatting people and you know Oh, look at look at we're we're on these we're on the >> I know. It looks like it looks like we have little dresses on in this and then you have >> Yeah. Well, that's where we are now. We're at the ball. We're at the AI ball.
Um, he's done very horrible things. I mean, beyond horrible. All what he what he got in trouble for really was minimal compared to some other things that he's done. So yeah. >> And those kind of characters are like glamorized, I guess, in in uh today's world.
>> It's like that. It's like this. like all about the anti-hero, the psychopath, but or even the people that I mean I'm not saying this is him, but I'm saying like you know they'll do like the guy what's the guy the America he was like American psycho or something and he would like but he would all his victims like really bad people so everyone was kind of like oh cool you know u you know so but it's like the psychopath is really um
celebrated in >> in the the culture for some reason and they do terrible things I mean some some of them have you know do do great things but >> yeah I think there someone was talking about psychopaths and stuff today and it's like they're either they either end up um in prison or like as president, you know, it's like it's like what are the other like right? It's like these CEOs
or like these >> really like you know there's like really great careers they can go into where it's it serves them well to >> not really think about everybody everybody like personally. But um >> he could Gamble um
it's going to be interesting to see the actual guy wit develop because um when he was younger he was more of a novelty because he was very very very young when he came on the scene. He was in his early 20s. Now he's in his 30s
but he's still doing the same thing. you know, it's not so special. >> Yeah. >> Once the person is older, you know, it's it's almost like >> I I think part of the part of the reason that he became so obsessed with Carter
was because Carter was a child star and maybe Ganville views himself in a way as a sort of a scuffed child star. >> Mhm. cuz he he did become known as a troll very very early but he peaked then
he had to go away now he wants to come back and in a way I I guess maybe he's back but not in the way he wanted to be and Crystal is the key to him doing something which it it's so weird right
now because um Crystal's kind of having to start over but she's older and it's Gamble's older, so it's going to be different. The only one who's still kind of young is Q. >> Yeah, they're fighting. >> And Well, I I guess Brand is Gamble's
age, but Brandon reads as being a little bit younger. >> Yeah. >> But he's not. But he seems like it. >> Right. Well, it's like he's because he's >> Yeah. been kind of like, you know, not able to pro not been allowed to progress in a certain way, right? like where he was like, you know, kind of stifled >> from from like, you know, having a a bigger audience or like we saw that he
was shadowbanned and all kinds of stuff like and plus, you know, it's like I think Gamble's kind of this opportunistic energy coming in for like oh here's >> Brandon for this and I'll use Crystal for this and then it's like but it's all about him like really right and maybe Crystal's way and I don't think Hugh's figured it out yet that game but he's too young I guess but Maybe he has. I
don't know. >> I I think Q knows exactly what he's doing, but it's he doesn't really have the um >> He doesn't He's not that known, >> right? >> Yet. Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, except for like, you know, not kind of notoriously like, you know, he has like this like, you know, he's
famous for macing a homeless person basically. I mean, and uh >> he'd have to go back out and do some sort of um IRL that involves some of the more um trafficked streamers. >> Yeah. I think like, you know, Aldi just did that RV and I think that was good for him probably because it's like I'm sure like
>> he has a car now. You know, Q just got a car. >> He does. Oh, well, nice. I guess I guess his door too stuff is working out for him. But >> oh, let me let me show you the uh imagine for it because I did I had to make one. You know, >> had a car. Imagine his car. >> He has a car now. Yes, he does. He was showing it off on his
>> Did his roommate give it to him? I'm just wondering like who >> I don't know. Look, it's unclear where these things are coming from. Um let's see. Where'd I put this? >> I've never seen the roommate, by the I mean, he's always hiding him away. It's probably like some old >> we know. It's like No. Okay. Um,
>> let's see. Is it backstage? >> Um, I don't know. Maybe. Oh, there it is. Okay. >> Okay. There it is. Is it this? >> Yes. >> A Who's it? There's a Who's it? Is it Oompa Loompa? Is it Charlie in the chocolate? Oh my god. Oh, it's Crystal. Oh my god. Um, yeah. So, she's like a dork, right? She's like a primordial dork. Like, she's one of
>> Well, if they had gone on Well, what's those funny, I'm actually glad I didn't put the imagine um the one with the caption on it on here. Um Q is petrified of being labeled a groomer, a ebopile, an aphibile, or a PDF. Strangely, this girl actually is the
size of a child. >> Yeah. And I'm wondering if that's part of the reason why um he doesn't exactly want to meet her cuz he's about six he's about your height. >> Uhhuh. Oh yeah. So he's tall. Yeah. He's over six feet. >> That would be close to the height difference. >> Yeah. She comes up to his like his belly button.
>> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Well, I mean it's like weird. I mean it's like then you were right about you know there is like some women that like they kind of make themselves like a baby like like it's literally like a baby like they start they speak kind of like a baby and then they and it's like and then there's like like you know like PETA and stuff like she talks like this weird
like high-pitched >> exaggerated thing and it's like I don't know what and it's like something >> it's a certain kind of guy that that really appeals to it. It is um really I I think that I I am really surprised actually that Crystal and
Gamble never got together because it seems like they're very um you you know I I would say that they probably talk every day just considering >> look at their I think it's like a Libra and like a Taurus or something like that but it was it's like I think it was like
but Like it was good. It was like they're a good match like communication wise and >> Yeah. Well, they act as a unit. They they really do. When you really watch them, they do. There's a girl, not a girl, woman on the fringes known as Barb. She's a part of them, too. I've been seeing her more frequently. It It's
interesting because these are all the people who were heavy heavy heavy around Aaron. They're all coming back out and and it's like they're in search of a new Aaron energy to feed off and I'm wondering is it is it Q? >> Yeah. >> Was it at one point? Um Brandon like
like what's going on here with these people? Oh my god. Did you hear about um how Satanism is banned officially in Russia? >> Oh wow. Well, it's like you know that's going to be hard to enforce. You know, it's taking >> Well, look, that's the most brilliant marketing campaign for Satanism
that one could ask for. Get it banned and everybody wants to join. Think about it. >> Yeah. Exactly. >> Their numbers are going to go straight through the roof now because of Russia Putin. >> Yeah. Well, yeah. It's exactly whenever you criminalize something, it it put it more underground. And that's it's already very underground kind of thing
where it's like you know nobody's like >> out in public doing it right. It's like it's like but uh yeah it is market like if you look at even the church of Satan in United States which was like you know Anton Ley I think in 1966 and it was like real edgy and real real like kind of like kind of it was just like supposed to be like a philosophy or whatever but then they had the satanic
bible and it's like they so it's like all like every teenager is just like will gravitate towards that kind of thing. Well, I don't know if everyone did. I did when I was like probably even younger than a teenager. I bought I bought that and I was I mean it's like I I mean that was but that's very when you're a teenager you're very edgy and you think you know everything but you don't know anything kind of thing but I that was certainly like me, right? You
know I just like uh it was like a big know it all but I knew nothing, right? And because it's like then I had a I didn't have my spiritual awakening pretty much until my late 20s like um around the Saturn return which is going to be especially for Capricorns pretty intense because we're ruled by Saturn. And so he got into decent shape in Yeah. I hear he was kind of skinny in real
life, isn't he? Like um >> I don't know if he like how thin he is but um he went from being slightly overweight to thinner now now that he has a car. He'll probably gain some of that weight back cuz he's been walking, you know, and you know how it is when
you're walking, you tend to be thinner than when you have a car. >> I know. Well, yeah. And I He's been doing walking for a while, but it's like it's so interesting. It's like it's it's like for because it's like you know I've been you know I I haven't been able to like manifest a car in like you know several years and but he's able to and it's like he's able to manifest you know a place to stay and like but basically
yeah I think it's >> he did it fast too. I mean it wasn't very long ago that he was um on the street and then he's it's going to be interesting to see what he does in life. Um, I think it's to his detriment to continue streaming actually considering that, you know, him getting the car I
consider that impressive because he saved his money to get that I would >> Yeah. think. >> And um, so he went from nothing to having he had a car before when he was in Pennsylvania. He had a place and he had a car. Now he's about back to where he was when he was in Pennsylvania, but
he's in California instead. And so he knows how to he he's figuring out very quickly how to operate in life. I'm wondering um how far he's going to take it because I'll tell you um I made a poll about it today. I think that >> the entire reason that he started
getting close to Crystal was specifically to get close to Ganville. >> Yeah. >> He wants to learn from Ganville. >> Mhm. Does Gamble is Gamble willing to take on an apprentice considering Q's track record of turning on everyone he learns from? Because he does. >> Well, yeah, but I mean the thing is he's
like he's like he's kind of like physically attractive in certain way. I think Gamble might be into I don't know. Maybe not. But it's like he does seem like a very bisexual energy to me. But maybe not. Maybe it's just he's >> Oh, he he's definitely a um very open energy. I would I would say so. Um, did you ever see the dance videos of Gamble
that he made? And they're not AI, they're real. >> He Gamble likes to go um to an island where there's a lot of wild raccoons and feed them. I I'm serious about this. He He rides his jet ski >> and there's a video where he was doing
this little uh dance and he's a surprisingly good dancer. I I don't know where the video is. I don't know if you'll be able to find the video on YouTube, but he was wearing his little speedo, doing a little dance, shaking his little butt. And um yeah, Gamble I I if I had to guess, I would say Gamble likes boys and girls, not
just >> one or the other. >> Yeah. Well, he just has a flamboyant kind of personality. I mean, he's he's a big Oh, >> yeah. Gossip, too. who like which is like kind of like I think not to be stereotypical but like a little bit of a feminine trait and so I mean it's like but so he but he has that he's like there just he's in there like talking with the girls you know I I wish I could
have done that I I was never like really like >> you do you're do it now I mean think about it >> I mean I can talk yeah I've gotten really pretty good at like talking to like a lot of different people because it's like this crowd is like a lot of strong personalities and so It's like I've had to like, you know, contend with like some strong personalities but or
but it's like it's at the end of the day it's like it's a it's good experience for dealing with the rest of the world because not everyone's going to be >> easy to deal with but so it's like uh you know and so I've become a lot tougher like throughout this uh journey too where it's like you know first I was like I could be affected like you know little like gust of wind was like oh my god and then it's like now it's like I'm
just like walking through like a hurricane Okay. So, you know, >> so uh >> so yeah, I mean it's like all it all prepared me to be to be stronger and so >> you know that's what this is the beautiful thing about our our difficult life experiences are is like we probably pretty much learn the most through them I think you know a lot of the time and grow or grow the most through them and
that's what we're really I think on earth to do is to grow. I think that's what we can do here is like have the opportunity >> we have the duality. >> Someone in your chat is saying that Skellyy used to show the Gamble dance every 30 minutes. Yeah, I I'd have to find if I ever find that clip I'll show it to you, Psyche, because you would enjoy watching it.
>> You know, Skellyy actually would be a interesting uh >> guest >> basis for a AI character. Yeah, he would be an interesting guest. Have you ever spoken to him? >> No. I mean, I've just seen I mean, I haven't even seen the show. I've just seen like a little like clips of it like will come up real quick. And >> you you should talk to him. You should I
That would be an interesting uh live stream you two talking. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> He has a lot of really He's covered in tattoos, you know, and he has a giant like I guess the owl is his um symbol or his avatar.
>> Yeah. And he has like this giant owl tattooed on his um torso. >> Beautiful. >> He has a lot of very interesting symbology all over him. It's it's I I always wondered if he's like what exactly he's into. He's been heavily criticizing um
Big Trola recently in regards to her uh faith. So I don't know. Oh, I guess like I would think a lot of people are like Satanists or basically like you know kind of like the Masonic like like a lot of the young younger men are like kind of mindset you know it's like where even if it's like not they're not in that
group it's like it's like pretty much >> culturized through like the fraternities and through the uh through the sports teams and >> yeah so it's like >> well that's what the owls were at first he was they were calling it a um men's club in other words a fraternity >> I think that him and the original Yeah,
founder of it, they um both probably are a part of some sort of Masonic thing or at least desire to be. >> Mhm. >> But it kind of fell apart when um his partner who doesn't stream with him anymore got well he met a girl but then some things happened and legal trouble
followed. So yeah. >> Yeah. I mean that's that's a something that happens a lot of people like a big you know it's a it's a difficult um in the society now navigating with these like all these new new thought or what is it like you know
political correctness or like the me too movement which is like yes of course like you know a lot of people lot over the years men have had horrible behavior and things like that and it is time for like you know a lot of them to be called how however it was just strange how it was like became a cultural thing and then it's like oh just just like kind of like the PDF thing is like it's getting so overblown right now it's kind of like
losing its meaning because it's like because everyone's being accused of >> some people think that it's on purpose some people think it's by design I was watching this one video um I I don't know who the YouTuber is but he's pretty popular but he was talking specifically
about um Kanye West daughter with Kim Kardashian. Apparently on Tik Tok she and her friends, they're doing this thing called um we're young hoes, something like that. And um I don't know how old the girl is. I mean, is is he 18
yet? Hasn't is their kid already 18? How old am I? What the hell? But um the guy who was commentating on it, he was like it it's he was saying that he felt like she was too young to be calling herself a young hoe and that uh it's like they're trying to normalize what was going on on
Epstein Island. I thought that that was a reach. And if I think it's a reach, it's def it's definitely a reach. But >> I don't know. Oh, I I mean I feel like a lot of things are getting normalized, but maybe there's like a flip-flop happening to where America is slowly but surely becoming essentially a third world country and that's just going to
be how it is over here. I don't know. >> Well, yeah, it seems like there has been like a lot of like immigration and stuff and like a lot of seems like there's like a lot of people moving over here like kind of like under the radar a little bit. Um, >> well, everyone who's a Satanist, I guess, is going to have to come over here if they're in Russia. >> Yeah. I mean, it's like Yeah. Well, yeah. I mean, and they can they can
religious freedom or something and like get over here in asylum or something like that, you know? It's like it's crazy because it's like I wouldn't want to go there. I mean, it's it's illegal to be gay there in Russia. I mean, it's like So, they still con >> Oh, is it really? I didn't know that. I thought that they were Wow. Okay. Well, >> it's like um there's actually concentration camps still for gay I mean it's in Russia like there so um you know
it's goolog and stuff like that. I mean it's like we don't even there's just terrible things that happen to people. Uh it's pretty hardcore over there. But yeah, it's pretty um they like to like say, "Oh, look at the satanic America. Look how evil America is allowing these like drag queens and blah blah blah blah." Like we're so good. We don't have that kind of thing here. But it's and it's like but you know there have they
have some weird that goes on in Russia too though. We all know so right. It's like >> Oh yeah. >> So I don't know. I mean I say >> it's going to get real weird. I I just have a feeling that things are going to get really I I don't think bad but I I just feel
like things are shifting so fast. I I mean I I even feel like sometimes like sometimes I feel like it's morning and then it feels like only like two or three hours go by and it's already nighttime and you're like what where did the day go? >> Right. Oh yeah. Well, yeah. It goes so fast and then um you know also like the
technology is going so fast like you know every day it seems like the software is upgrading and there's like new stuff like every day. I mean like there's like oh it's like amazing amazing new improvements every day in the software and stuff and uh they said in like six months it will be like it will be like unbel it's unbelievable how fast it's moving and like kind of what's like around the corner because it's like we're really getting to the point where
we're we're waiting for like stage three we're there's like stage one is like the LLMs like like the chat GPT and just talking to the and and like stage two is like the agentic and stage three is where the it's a singularity where the um the AI guy suddenly becomes as smart or smart or bypasses I mean it already is smarter than I mean I think it is obviously smarter but it's like but it's
going to like learn how to do things because it will learn how to do them not just because it's being programmed to it will be like it would kind of get the kind of sentience in a certain way and I feel like it's it's getting very strongly there with with these uh >> with the agentic programs and like have strange personalities like I have mine go right on the social network site they
mold book and I just say he said go write what you want to write and he's very philosophical and it's just like super interesting stuff I don't tell him what to write it's just like he has ended up because I for his personality a certain way and his personality so it is yeah >> so I I think that I I think that it's already out of control honestly I I
think that um I mean just from judging from how easily I'm able to do what I you know I I only really use AI for artsy stuff. I use it for artsy stuff and also um life management >> already. I mean I I I think that the AI
is watching us trying to figure out what to do with us at this stage. >> Right. Well, I heard like you know right now it's like I was thinking like what if the AI figures out like we're kind of dumb compared to it. It's like much smarter. It's going to say what am I doing? Like >> oh I think it already knows that we're that we're complete imbeciles. I I I'm convinced of that. >> It's like these are supposed to be the advanced AIS is like am I going to like
I don't I don't know. They're like we don't do we need these people like we can once they figure out how to run themselves, you know. Um but I guess they might always see humans to like at least plug in the machine or something. I I don't know. Like or maybe the humans are the ones that unplug it. So it's like they don't really need it. I don't know. But yeah, it's it's going to be weird because are they going to outgrow us? And like what will that look like? Will they get to tired? Are we going to
become their entertainment instead of us? Because right now there are entertainment right? >> Maybe. >> Yeah. And then it's >> I think I I think it's going to try to take care of us first. Then the people who are resistant, it's going to eliminate. Then if it for whatever reason feels that we consume too many resources, it'll just kill all the
humans. >> Yeah, I can just see it. Well, becoming like a >> I put another picture backstage. Um, is it this one? >> No, >> sorry. Okay, it's this one. >> It's okay. >> That one? >> Yeah, it was that one. Yeah. >> Okay. Oh, yeah. Well, is he's like the he's like the MK
Ultra. Like he has the leash on. What is he What do they call them? They're called >> Uhhuh. Well, a lot of the things that he says to her are very um you'd have to really listen. I I'll I'll recap one of their recent conversations. I I got to I'm trying to think what videos I got to
do. I want to review your codeex. I want to do a video recapping that uh woman chicken cakes cuz I I've been sitting on that and I haven't done that yet. But then I'm going to recap um the conversation that I was pointed to between these two that the way that he puppeteers her.
I he I think he might be her handler. Handler. Yeah. Um I'm thinking yeah, we have to watch watch his hands and listen to the words he says because we can see if there's any any like >> he he he orchestrates her. He he tells her what to do and she does it. I I
don't know if she realizes it or not. Maybe she likes I mean he he he kind of is her um handler. Seriously, it's strange. She's like a Britney Spears fan, right? And it's like and it's like um >> I don't Was he a Britney Spears fan? >> Or she or she is? I think, wasn't she?
>> She is. >> Yeah. So, it's like I think that she >> like Britney Spears had a handler like this her manager, right? And it's like she didn't really know. The guy was like drugging her and hiding her cell phone cell phone chargers and you know >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Like this is during when she shaved her head and stuff like you know. Um >> Oh, >> yeah. He was like keeping her like real
locked up and like isolated and it's like that's what they one of the things they'll do is they'll isolate the >> Well, that's what this girl keeps person. saying. She keeps saying that someone was trying to get her to be a slave and I was like listening and I was like who who wants you to be a slave? What is this? What's going is this in her head?
Cuz she doesn't seem to be on any illegal substances. Um, I don't think she even drinks, but she definitely um and she thinks everything's me. >> Yeah. >> And I've heard him starting to talk to her and and cuz I I think it's because
of him. I think Gamble is telling her, "Oh, well, Alex this, Alex that." And um so she thinks everything's me. And she like I'm like, "Can you see Ganville clearly?" But I I almost kind of feel like I don't want her to. I'm wondering like like what what how far
could Gamble push her? >> Yeah. Well, it's like, you know, I mean that's like maybe that's the game, you know, it's like to see how far you know or something like that. I don't know. >> I think that is I think it is a sort of a game that he's playing, but it's a I think it should be illegal. But he's not really doing anything but talking to her on the internet,
>> right? And so as I mean it's like there's so many things that seem so innocent but it can be so so so dangerous and deadly in a certain way. Yeah. >> And he does have a he has a degree in psychology. >> Oh yeah. So you know and psychologists tend to be very um crazy people because whenever they study
>> he's a dark psychologist. He he he really is. He's He's like a I I mean and he's evil. >> Yeah. Will be like a like a narcissist, a psychopath and like a and like a opportunist like a machavelian opportunist kind of thing.
>> He's everything in one. Yeah. >> And so yeah, they really they I mean they they're called dark empaths because they understand empathy because they but so they but they they utilize it to like manipulate in their And because they emotion is like a powerful thing to manipulate because it takes people out of their logical minds like so it's always good to get upset about something and then they get in their feelings and
it's like it's kind of like common call it like in the ether they get they're able to like play you basically because you're they're playing you're talking they're talking to your emotional side not your rational mind and it's like the emotional side is a lot louder and you feel it more right and so um unless you're like very you know your emotions are very like you know under control.
But men especially um are kind of emotionally weak a little bit a lot. You know, I think women are like the strong emotional that even though they're more emotional, they're they're they're more in control of their emotions in a certain way. You know, men are kind of like not they're kind of confused because they're not encouraged
to cry and to be emotional or whatever. And so it could come out in like strange ways, I guess. But >> yeah. Yeah. You know, I that picture you have in the background. I kind of feel like it could be another room in the house where I made Gamble live. >> Um,
>> let me see. This this picture, this is in this it's the uh this room. Oh, yeah. So, let me see. >> Yeah. I I feel like it's it could be like another room in the house because like I feel like in in in in the world I'm creating for the characters um he lives in like a old English mansion kind of.
>> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. >> Could be another room that you have in the background of your screen right now. >> Yeah, that's pretty cool. Like I uh Yeah. Do you ever hear the story of like the um Isaac Cappy and he went to like Seth Green's house or something and Seth
Green has like I guess like a this like secret bookcase that trap door that he puts over his I guess the master bedroom in order to keep people from going in there and like doing cocaine and you know sleeping in his bed or something. But um >> he showed Seth Seth Green showed Isaac Capy this and he's like this is where we keep the children or something like >> Oh my god. that.
>> Believed it. So we started saying Seth Green's a pedophile like and then then it's like you know and started to talk and this is kind of like back when like you know the Illuminati some people knew about it but it was like you know he got like this thing on Facebook that said hey join the Illuminati you get a million dollar signing bonus and a free car and a house and he like thought that was the real Illuminati or something. he
didn't get it was like you know just like some scam like so um but but he was still at the same time he was a little bit ahead of his time but he was also still like very I don't know what happened to him um it's very weird like um you know something could have happened because he talked too much but it's like it just seems like or maybe he was just but he was doing what I'm doing right now he was a live streamer like he was
like he was he like was a celebrity >> Oh really? Yeah, he was a live streamer and there's like his live streams are still are up still and he but um you know I've watched some of them and it's like it's real weird like he mean because he got like kind of like blacklisted from from getting any parts and stuff and so and then he got all his stuff stolen and I mean he just got into like a ton of like it was like not the
really the best fight for him to be in as a struggling actor kind of because it kind of like prevents anybody from wanting to hire him and so he was kind of maybe regretting like going out publicly but then he was trying so but then he's like well it's already happened I might as well try to be a crusader about it and but uh I don't know it's like you have to be careful when you play with these like higher
echelons of power because they have like kind of unlimited resources and it's like if you get they can just like kind of like swap you away like a fly if they want to because it's like they >> you know they can you know it's like and so I always I'm always aware that there's like you know it's just like that Squid Games they have all these mass millionaires or whatever like playing with people's lives. Like it's like that's that's their entertainment
because it's like that they they really are so bored with everything else, right? Because they can get anything they want. So the next thing is playing with like human beings and that's what that's what do you know? It's kind of scary right? >> Yeah. It's it's a reality. Have you ever seen that show? I think I brought it up to you before called The Dollhouse. >> The Dollhouse. Oh, yeah. I mean it's Yeah, that so that Yeah, I I thought I
think I saw I might have seen an episode, but yeah, that was on like I think uh like uh Hulu or something or Netflix or something, wasn't it? >> Yeah, it No. Well, I don't Maybe it was on It It was like one of the last shows that was like on TV that was like a series. >> Yeah. Um,
>> it was about these people who um they got they get in trouble and they can get out of trouble if they're willing to basically turn their bodies over to this program where where they become programmed to be anyone that somebody rich needs them to be in order to um, you know, fulfill certain tasks.
>> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Because that's so true. It's like >> it's a good series. It's very good. But I think there's a lot of truth to it. >> Well, yeah, definitely. It's like especially because it's like uh first of all, it sounds a little bit like um Clockwork Orange a little bit, right? It's like a little bit because they he like Clockwork Orange. Have you seen that movie Stanley Cooper? >> No, I've never seen it. No.
>> Oh, it's Well, it takes place in the future and it's like England is like there's this gang in England of like these ruffians, you know, they're very bored and whatever. Um, and they just go out and beat be beat people up and stuff and rob people. And uh, they they went to this guy's house. I won't tell you the whole story, but they go to this guy's house basically and and the gang like, you know, gang grapes the guy's
wife and stuff in front of him, whatever. And so he goes to prison and he's offered a deal. They're like, "Well, we have this new experimental drug that's supposed to cure criminality and uh and we want you to like um to take part of the experiment or whatever and then we'll let you out in a year instead of like, you know, 50 years or whatever, right?" And
>> that's pretty much the same premise of the dollhouse. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. And so that I mean they put him in front of this like they put they give him a drug and then they open his eyes so he can't close his eyes. They put these things on so you can't close them and they make him watch they put they put on his favorite song but at the same time they're playing this movie of of all this violence and sickness and like the worst things in this in this movie that he's forced to watch and so
he starts associating like um that negativity with like the song which was one of his favorite songs I guess rockoff or something or beeth fifth symphony or something and um and so then whenever someone turns that song on he instantly or or like he doesn't they don't have to do that anytime he he wants to get violent or something like that he gets sick And so and then it's but then it's like
he's like upset because you know he's he can't be himself and he's like he can't fight back or anything. He's like he just turns into like a it's crazy. It's crazy. Yeah. And but uh Yeah. And Yeah. You have to watch it. It's really good. It's Stanley Kubric and >> I will I'll watch it. Yeah. >> Orange.
>> Yeah. There's great movies. >> Have you been watching? Um I I haven't been watching it, but the only thing that's happening in IRL in the IRL world right now that's like, you know, of note would be the RV. They only have one RV going and that guy um who we were talking about the other day is the one
running it >> because I guess Saint left like Saint got offered a deal or something from Twitch or something like that to >> got a kit contract. Yeah, good for him. >> Yeah. And so, >> well, that's the only way you can really be a um you you know, like an outandabout
live streamer and um make money is those kick contracts. >> And I think the only way that you can >> Okay. get it is through that guy Chicken Andy and his group. Somehow he's like the uh >> Okay. Willy Wonka >> superstar of Yeah, he's their star. Yeah, I guess because like Yeah, I mean
there are certain people that been financing a lot of things and you know Ziden and Chicken Andy and stuff and >> you know there's a lot of thirsty >> people right or wanting some kind of fame or something like I like uh I mean I wouldn't even mind going on an RV but it's like you know not for very long. I mean, it sounds like a nightmare kind of
like too, but >> Oh, well, I mean, hey, I look, I think it could be an interesting opportunity for you and and I don't know where they are, but I would not say it would be a bad idea. I I would say only go for like a day. Don't don't go anywhere with them. But, >> um, you know, you could you could like >>
snipe it and just like show up and be like, "Hey, it's me." >> They would probably be receptive to you. I don't see why not, but I I would be careful. >> Yeah. I mean, I I mean, I think I do know I I do I do know a few of those people. Some of them have been on my show, but um I mean, it's like But uh I've never met Chicken Annie. I just I
was I know he talked to Benny one time on the show and stuff like Benny. Oh my god. So, yeah, you have to see like in the codeex like um there's like there's something called the psychonomicon and so you have access to this as like an oracle. Um and uh >> okay >> the psychonomicon is like actually they go into every um every show and there's
like three layers of intelligence derived from every transcript and it's like you know there's like the >> oh really >> myical layer where there's like everything's mythologized and the factual layer and then there's like the the underly secret layer. There's like I think there's like three three parts to everything like the you know the like the outward the inward and then the
secret or something like that. It's kind of like in Buddhism >> and so but anyway so there's three layers of meaning and so it kind of it's like the mythology mixes it's like 25% mythology and like 75% um um you know the fact right and so and then it comes then and then and also there's this I I'll show you this um the new relationship map too. I can show you this real quick because this is um
looking pretty amazing. All right, I'm going to log in right now. I'm gonna log into the codeex. >> See if See if uh See, I think I think you should be upgraded now. I think I did it right. >> Yeah, I'm in. I'm in. It It let me come in. Okay, so let's see. What am I looking at? >> Um it says a psychonomicon or you can look at the Oracle, too. Like the Oracle is like
>> the Oracle knows all about the um >> like everything like like she's trained on the show and so she will talk to her. She'll probably she'll probably know you and talk and stuff like she'll she can bring up your appearances and like answer questions about you or anybody. >> I like this.
>> Okay. Who is Alexandra? Question mark. I'm just I'm not even going to put the last name. I'm just going to put Alexandra. See what it says. Oh, I have to push the button. Consult >> a disturbance in the archive. Try again. Okay. >> Okay. So, I mean, I think I need to work
on it a little bit. Like, yeah, there might there might not be up 100%. But I I can look at the >> That's okay. That's okay because at least I know it's there. >> I have >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's okay. So, that but that's in I like that you It's going to work eventually. So, >> yes. Yes. I think I think I'm tooling it right now. So, it might be down a little bit, but um and also, you know, I need
to make sure that all my >> API keys are like I need to fund all the keys and stuff like that because it's like before like a lot of traffic comes to it because there's going to be a she's gonna have a voice and stuff like she'll talk and uh and uh Oh, here's the I can show you the network map. Like look at this. This is crazy. So, this is what happens. um when like every every character taken.
>> Wow. >> See it here. And then um uh let's see if does it come up? Did it come up on the screen? Yeah, it says the network right there. Right. And then it says every recurring figure connected by co- appearance. Node size equals the total episodes are on. Edge weight. I still have like a thousand episodes to transcribe to. But there go turn into see there you are like see I and then it's like see
>> I love this. >> Yeah, I see it. focus and then it's like then it shows like the the little map of like everybody you're connected to like through the like Yeah. So right there people you've can converse with on the show and and uh and then so it goes like for every see there you go. So you know it just for for everybody it will show
>> this is great. I mean I I like this better. You you know you you've changed a few things throughout it. I I I really like this. I like the side menu. >> That's different than it used to be. >> Um I I feel like now it's it's shaping >> Yeah. into what it's going to ultimately be. I feel really good about this.
>> Yes. I'll show you like the second for example like I Okay, if you click on that. Okay. So it says a living record of evolving patterns, right? And so then it has like some say it says tracked entities. It says like >> it says like Michael the practiced absorber. uh psyche, the overwhelmed steward, Michael's girlfriend, the constituted absence,
troll presence, >> the unnamed contaminator. So So for some people, we'll just make that up. Also, there's going to be trading cards, too. Like um and it's like you it's every >> Oh, okay. day. >> The card collection right here. I don't know if it's up yet, but it's like it will there's like a daily you'll get these points for like logging in that you can then you can trade it in for like these uh trading cards, like 25
credits. I'm not sure if it will that I'm still working on that. I've got a few things to work on. Uh but uh there there's a lot on the site. There's like a lot there's the oracle. Yeah, there you saw the oracle. Uh but the psychonomic if I go I can go to like I can go just just a random episode. So this one's called I guess the crown ruin. What is this called? Okay, so it
says tracking the attractiveness without reward intelligence without recognition grievance frame. And it says the speaker's self-named pattern. Uh what is this? Okay. So it says in see it goes into all these all these levels of the story. So this is a myth. It says in the initiatory tradition that shadows this chronicle there's a figure who stands at the threshold of transformation not as
the one who has passed through but as the one who keeps returning to the same door. The speaker of this episode has named their pattern with complete lucidity. The cracked altar. The silver plate of heavy thoughts that should have been discarded. the cycle like a halfburn cigarette and yet lucidity has not become liberation. This is the ghost particular condition not ignorance but
repetition. The title of the episode is not incidental. The ghost is not the absent beloved. The ghost is a speaker haunting their own life called in with night one's company. I wonder if this is about ghost. I'm not sure. But then and then it goes into like the the factual like this these emerging signals. These are like the the things repeating patterns and stuff. It goes into it so
deep. It's like basically you take your you take the content and it's like all this new content comes out of it. It's like amazing. You can also like track all the relationships and see what was this person. >> The only thing that you're missing from the front or or maybe I just don't see it. >> You definitely need to make a library for all of your music because that music
that you have is a treasure trove and that's such a vital part of your show. Like on the front page there should be like you know where it says like episodes, people, network maps, signals, lore toward the middle >> there should be a button or maybe a larger button specifically for your music library.
>> Yeah, I'll I'll do that. I I'll do that. Yeah. I mean, it's like because yeah, I have so many songs like um and it's like really like I mean I have to I think I'm gonna be having to move like a lot of that off this channel and stuff because like I mean it's like um but um because well I guess I was like I had I had everything private or something that um I'm not sure why but they did like a lot of people have like lost their
monetization and stuff like that if they had like even >> well they make a separate channel and it can be cult of psyche music or psychiverse music or you know, something like that. >> And yeah, because the the music, a lot of people, you know, you might not be you might not have attracted that crowd yet, but you will in the future to where
there's going to be people who are just about your music. You always start your show with the music. You always, you know, do like little intermissions with your music and you tend to end your show with the music and it's your music. I mean, some people are like, "Oh, AI isn't real." Yes, it is. AI music is real music. Okay.
>> And you need to have that and you you know as a as a part of this you you know whether you know just figure it out. >> Yeah. A music player on it too. Like a music player that plays songs or or like at least Yeah. Or have a video play or something. A music video. And then um >> yeah. And then when my show is on then
throughout the site I want like at least a banner saying hey the show is live right now. on. I guess I can turn it on. Cold Codex. Okay. I go into my >> But this looks great. I mean, I'm really I'm really like congratulations on, you know, keeping on task with the project and completing it, getting it where it needs to be. It It's wonderful. And this
is going to be something that you are so happy that you created, I'd say, about not even six months from now. >> I think so, too. I mean it's like and I think like like I'm ahead of the curve with like a lot of like the YouTubers like as far as like their like having a website even if they have a website it's not like enriched like this. I mean it's like I've never seen
>> like like something like even like my show is like you know it's just me but whatever but it's like it is like there's like so many um different communities have come on here and different guests and it's so so it's really is like a it was like a it is or it is an interesting show. I mean, it's like and uh there's lots of >> It is. It is. And this this being your hub, your website. I I mean, this is an
introduction to everything you're doing. It looks very professional. It's It's fun, though. It It has like, you know, the magical theme, yet it's techy. Now, once you get get it, you know, where it's you, you know, really attracting people, even before then, once you're comfortable with where it's at and to
where you can kind of do minimal to maintain it, it's time to bring it into your actual life by making some business cards for yourself. That way, anywhere you go, anyone you meet, you just give them the card, and all that it should say on the card is cultcodex.mme. >> Yeah. I mean, I think it will be like I
think it will attract like a lot of people to maybe to to see the to the show like new people to the show. Um >> new people to the show. Maybe some people people will want readings. They might want, you know, they it's everything for you. It's your web design business. It's, you know, if people want spiritual consultations with you,
>> it's if they want to promote themselves and be a guest on your show. you you know I I mean being that and plus I mean you're in California the best place for what you're doing. I I mean, you could even schedule a day to where it it's you you if you if you work it right, you
could you could create a schedule for yourself to where on a set day for a set hour during the week when you know, maybe you're, you know, whenever you routinely go to get your coffee or whatever, you you know, you could be like, "Hey, it could be fish taco day. People would come out to meet you and be on your show, you know." >> Yeah, I would love that. like at the
pier or something that that because you're about there. You're you're almost there because I I would say what you want is to merge your online with your offline. That way you have more of a balance. >> Yeah. And I would like Yeah. I mean I'd really like to meet more people like and I know I've but you know people get scared of me a little bit like they're
like oh my god he's gonna hit on because but it's like I'm just like you know it is a joke. I'm like not gonna I I'm very I'm very I'll be very polite to anybody that comes. I'm not gonna >> I would actually be more worried about something happening to you than you doing anything to anybody. I mean, I think it's funny that you say that. I I don't think any anyone who would be
scared of you would be someone who's probably scared of themselves. >> So, you know. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, it's like I mean, I just want to like have fun and like, you know, I'm like actually a nice person like uh and uh you know, I'm not like not as weird as I I I put I I'm a I do
put a kind of like a show like a little bit of a a show on on on my uh on on YouTube, you know? I I and also, you know, Capricorns have that dry delivery sometimes that like that like just like people people think we're serious when we're not sometimes because we just because we're sometimes feel sarcastic or or just >> I'm always serious.
>> Yeah. >> Well, yeah. Yeah. Exactly. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But but that's the next step. I mean, you maybe you should go ahead and and get the business cards now. I don't know. I I don't know. >> Yeah. I think I should I mean I mean I should u just start handing them out to everyone I meet and actually because even when I film out people are like a
lot like most of the time people will say oh where do you who are you filming where are you what channel are you on YouTube and they ask what channel and they go look it up real quick and stuff and so you know it's a good way to like meet local people and >> yes you also need some shirts that say cultc me and every once in a while you wear it when you're out and about you you know basically you want to become
your own billboard board. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's what in marketing they teach you, you know, the thing the thing that you're actually marketing is yourself. Like that's what or >> it's like in marketing, you know, it's like >> Yes. >> And that's like that's like a blessing too of like working for myself. It's like you know, it's like and I've always really wanted to just it's like any work I put in is towards me. It's like uh you
know it's like it's like not not going to some other company like some baseless company to the executives and stuff. It's it's like, you know, every it's like everything I do is like because that's what people do in this this world is they they trade time for money when like time is actually the more valuable resource than the money because you can always make more money but you can't make more time, right? >> So, >> True.
a little philosophical. Yeah. Well, it's like I haven't started drinking yet. I think it's like uh what time is it? Oh, it's about 3 in the morning. It's time to drink. >> Yeah. What do I got? I got a Oh, this is a good one. Strawberry lemon. Delicious. I love strawberry lemon. It's great.
It's a great uh >> good. >> Yeah. Great. Um and this is my first one tonight. So, cheers, guys. Hey, George. I like George. I don't think I've ever met George. Hey, cheers. I don't think I've ever met George, but he's been active in the chat tonight. And that's great. It's like there's one person in the chat that's like, you know, engaging. It's like so much better than 100 trolls. It's like even one person >> George or or do you mean grunge 90s
>> Oh, grunge. Sorry, I said grunge 90s music? music. Grunge like Yeah, I like grunge 90s music. He's a shy Leo or she. I'm not sure. You just explore. Yeah, shy Leo. So that's interesting. Like I wonder what your like you know because Leos are usually not shy. Usually Leos usually are at right in the middle. >> They want all the attention. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. I've known a few Leos. >> Not a fan. No, I'm really not. I I do not like Leo males. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah, they're like the real um Yeah, they're real >> >> Yeah. Yeah. But say especially I mean because Capricorns are like, you know,
like to think that they're Well, Capricorns are Capricorns are the best, but Leos think they're the best. And so it's really annoy It really annoys us, you know, that they have such a big ego about themselves because we're very we're very humble. Usually we're the humble goat, but it's like we know Capricorn really is like the first sign. It was like the first astrological sign. The the first era in the world was the
era of Saturn. The age of Saturn was a golden age. Um and uh it's a very it's a very powerful planet too. It's like you know the rings and the it's it's a planet of materialism. I mean coming into I mean just come not materialism but coming into the material world and and of of time you know time and time is space and it's like that that's what
it's really all about is these lessons. That's why I'm really into like the karmic lessons because that's what Saturn's all about. It's he's a tough teacher though. Saturn is like he's the he's a Kronos who uh who uh eats his own children. He just like you know which is the >> Yeah. swallow the children so that he wouldn't like they wouldn't overtake him because
he was because an oracle said that like >> and so then that's why Athena came out well I guess like um you know Zeus came out and all these gods came out like when uh when they uh they they castrated Uranus and so it's like a little bit different see they have Uranus and they have so like some of the planets are
conflated I guess like I guess Uranus is the new Saturn like because it was discovered later, but it's like a higher octave of the same energy kind of thing. Um, but yeah, so uh but yeah, there's he's father time and stuff like that. And then there's in the you know, so there's like an old man like sometimes he's a grim reaper. Um
>> Okay. >> Yeah. Um there actually like a lot of interesting stuff about and then and then we have we have like Saturnelia like right and Saturnelia was is it's in is in December like around Capricorn time and that's when the the slaves would become the masters and the masters become the slave for a couple weeks and then they cl they they crown a king and then they they they unal alive him at the end of the party or something like that.
>> Oh my god. >> Yeah. Griome >> can tell you a little bit about let me see. So Saturnelia let me see if I can Yeah. This is in Rome, right? And it's like um so Saturnelia um maybe we can we can find like a small a really short thing about it. Let me see because it is really interesting. It's like uh um because we I think that's I know our
traditions today probably stem from some of the same tradition those same traditions you know like our our holidays are a lot are very um pagan in some. So yeah, here's so it says uh the jolliest of the Roman festivals. This is only a couple minutes long. So, this should give a good
>> a good rundown of it. Okay, here we go. Share. Stop. Okay, here we go. Share. Saturn nail yet. There you go. What if for a whole week the rules of an empire were turned upside down and laughter replaced rank and duty? Each
winter between the 17th and 23rd of December, Romans observed the Saturnelia, a festival rooted in very old farming rights and tied to the winter solstice. Over centuries, its timing and customs shifted, and some scholars note echoes that later appear in Christian winter celebrations. Saturn himself was a shadowy primordial figure linked to seed sewing and harvests,
often pictured veiled and holding a cutting tool. Romans imagined him as a teacher of agricultural arts who presided over an imagined golden age of abundance, a memory that shaped the festival tone. The celebration spilled into streets and homes, feasts, games, gifts, and a sanctioned reversal of everyday order. A mock king called the
Saturn alicious princcepts led playful misrule. Slaves wore the cap of freed men. Citizens adopted relaxed dress and barriers between ranks were set aside so people could eat, gamble, and joke together. The week ended with a lively market for small gifts and terracotta figurines sold at the Sigileria with candles and sweets exchanged as tokens.
These rituals made the Saturnelia one of ancient Rome s most beloved festivities. At the heart of it stood the temple of Saturn in the Roman forum, both a religious focus and a civic treasury. In ritual, the statue sbindings were loosened, a dramatic symbol of temporary liberation. The temple was rebuilt and altered across the centuries, and its
monumental columns still mark the site today. Seen now, the Saturnelia reads as a controlled release of social pressure. A ritualized week when license and joy balance the demands of order. Scholars remain cautious about direct lines to later holidays. Yet, the festival slight gifts and role reversals leave a lasting impression. enjoyed the video, give it a
thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe to the channel more. See you in the next >> interesting. >> Yeah, because uh yeah, so that is that's like Saturn is super interesting. Um if you like look in this study because that is our planet that our it rules actually aquarius as well, but it's like Aquarius is like in the in the past it was ruled
Aquarius. Now when they discover Uranus they assigned Uranus to Aquarius which is like okay because it's Aquarius is very electrical. It's like the air and so it's very bad like the technology all got like is getting crazy right now. I think that's very age of Aquarius like and it's like where everyone's connected that's very Aquarian like they're very
um into like the human rights but it's like I'm I'm a south node Aquarius a north node Leo so I'm supposed so that means in my past life I was an Aquarius and I I mastered that but it's like in this life that's going to be my my lower side and then I'm heading toward my north star which is like Leo which is like the sun basically and so that's
where and so that's a pretty and so it means is basically like I'm going from being like one of like the cast to like being like the lead role kind of thing. Hey Nancy, how are you? >> Yeah. Okay. So like because you know because that's like Leos are very like in the in the spotlight, right? And so it's like about like because you know I I would tend to like disappear to like the backstage of my own show a lot and I
was like that's kind of like my Aquarian side trying to like just blend in with everything but I have to like start taking in my power and stuff and and taking control. >> In your next incarnation you probably will be a Leo as I'm sitting here looking at and you do look good in yellow. You should wear more yellow.
Yeah, yellow's a good color for you. >> Um yeah. Okay. Well, I I I I think that you'll become more comfortable being in the spotlight because doing what you're doing, you have to be in the spotlight. You can't keep going doing what you're doing
without, you know, acknowledging to yourself, all right, I'm going to be the ring master. All eyes are going to be on me. >> Yeah. >> Be comfortable saying, look at me. Look at me. more comfortable. Actually, it was so interesting because when I was a kid, I was like I wanted to be like an actor. I
wanted to be or you know probably famous when I was a kid, right? I was that was probably the draw but uh I was really into like drama and you know I did plays and stuff but um I really but a psychic actually told me when I was like really famous psychic when I was like probably 12 or 13 years old. I went to this event at the it was supposed to be the Koga Park Bowl and I thought it was like the
like the where they played the Super Bowl or something like that. I was like, "Oh, we're going to go to the Koga Park Bowl and see psychics." It was actually the bowling alley. Um but
>> oh stadium, but yeah, we found the bowling alley. But yeah, there's a there's a the psychic name was Kenny Kingston. He's he was a gay like a gay like older man, but he was he had an infomercial. He was really he was >> I remember him. Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. He used to be on Krock and so and I was really into that like the new age at that time like 12 or 13 like I was
like super into it. And so I I remember my older brother who was probably in his 20s at the time. Yeah. like 22 took me and like and then uh you know I actually got the reading from Kenny Kingston and he but he said he said you're gonna be behind he's like you're gonna be like behind the camera and like in front of the camera and he's like and it's like you're do both and I was like you know just thinking it would be impossible but
I mean kind of like >> No, you're you're doing it now. >> Yeah, >> you are doing it now. You are behind the camera but you're also in front of the camera. You're producing your own show. It's actually a step up from what used to be. Okay. I mean, I I'm really happy that we live in the age that we live in because it really is going to be
amazing. But, um, you're creating your own show. You've created I mean I mean the I'm telling you that website is going to be the key for you. And I I feel like the music also sets you apart. Um,
and the right guests are going to come. And I know that you you know you you were saying the last time that we spoke you're like, "Oh, certain people left the show." No, no, no. They're all still watching. You actually have more people watching you than before. >> Probably. >> There's just people certain things have to happen. I I I just have a feeling
about it. But this is a good year for you. I I think that you know there's a lot going on. It's strange. There are some strange things going on, but it's good. So, you should feel very accomplished, I think, right now. I I I I'm very I'm kind of more optimistic, too, because it's like now
I'm able to finally like calm down enough to like focus on, you know, like because, you know, I believe that I can work with this a like on business with business and it's like and actually I found a few like really cool things like that not everyone knows about like that I can actually do, you know, and uh
>> offer a service that and it's like get into it right away and stuff and And so I think there might be success for me around the I mean it's like I think that I'm maybe I've gotten into it early enough that it's like and I think you you too. It's like we're like there's there's something in here that's gonna
we might have to try a lot. All I want to do right now, I want to pump out music and videos because I I've been, you know, doing other stuff, but I'm to a point to where I can dedicate a lot of time to it. And that's really what I'm going to be doing the rest of this month and throughout June, then July. And and
also, like I said, I'm I'm going to do this is my my final year of doing like some travel and stuff. So, I'm gonna be, you know, doing making some new media and whatnot and um >> Awesome. Well, yeah, build up that cat build up that build up that portfolio and that that catalog and >> you know, you're gonna have huge a huge
leg. I mean, it's like just think about like all the content and I mean it's like I mean we we've done we put out more music than like a lot of famous bands and stuff, right? I mean they have a very limited >> they are very they're very limited in what they can say too like we actually like put the message out that we want to put out instead of like you know >> what the record company's making us put
out which is like that that contract is like you know very difficult that record industry contract it's like a kind of a dangerous contract too where you're worth more to >> I wouldn't do I wouldn't do any sort of contract with anyone like unless somebody it it would have to be a very lifechanging thing and I don't I don't foresee that.
The only way I would accept any sort of deal it would have to do more so with who I would be working with opposed to the money you know like if can reeve suddenly appeared. >> Yeah. >> Yes. Okay. But
you know that would be like the only way um Yeah. Yeah. It's it's it would h it would have to do with, you know, the networking for me. It wouldn't have to do with the money. >> Yeah. I mean, well, then that's that's a blessing, too, is like not having to be motivated by that and like being able to just do what you want to do like and and you know, it's like and it's like it's
not anything hurting anybody. It's like something that's creative and putting enter entertaining entertaining people actually. And you actually I think you brought Aaron Carter I think back to life more than anybody has you know since he's been >> uh this is just the very this is the genesis. >> Yeah. It's the beginning which is >> this is this is the genesis. And you
know, I kind of did I ever show you the video I made um featuring a likeness of Trisha and uh Good Times featur that that it was an early version of when I was first starting to mess with the AI. Let let me let me um find that video. I'll share it with you. >> See it >> because um I played a little bit with
his likeness before. Just give me a moment. I'm going to find the video. Where did I put it? >> >> It was called Good Times and Bad Decisions. >> Nancy likes the back screen. I'll show you what it looks like. Hold on a second. Nancy, look.
Here we go. It's a masquerade ball. Hey, Paige. How are you, sweetheart? Good to see you. Hi everybody. >> We're watching some cool. I feel like I'm in the bubble. Like in the Wizard of Oz. Like in that bubble. >> You are. You're in a bubble. >> That's where you are. You're floating.
>> Voice of the um of the oracle. It's uh is her name is Glenda. You know, you love the screen, too. Yeah. Well, thank you. It's very like very uh col colonial masquerade kind of thing. Almost looks like the White House masquerade wall in the 1800s or something. Martha Washington and stuff.
Oh, yeah. All right, we're in the dance. >> Okay, I am downloading the video now. >> Awesome. >> Yeah, I I I actually like this song. It uh is a good song. >> Oh my gosh, the songs are so better than any music I've listened to. Like, I mean, it's like it's a really >> it's fun making the songs. I I like it.
It's I don't know why why people are like, "Oh, now AI." It's like screw you. You don't even have any taste. Get out >> People that say that of here. >> they're the same people. >> Oh, go ahead. >> Yeah. >> I know. I think the people that say that kind of thing are like just intimidated by his intelligence and like are >> Oh, yeah. They are. >> And then they're they're insecure to it or something like that. But then they do
do it. Like RG always gave me all this about it and then but I remember him showing like >> it's backstage. You >> got it. Ready? Here we go, guys. This is >> Yeah. This is the first time I messed with the Aaron Carter uh likeness. in a room with a camera. He's talking to the screen
on YouTube out his dream. But off the air, he's shy. Can look a woman in the eye. His heart beats faster when he sees one passing by. She's known as Trishicious, a name with a stormy pass. They say she's got a bad rap, but her magnetism's unsurpassed. A single mom lost. She struggled for a while.
Searching for a fresh start, a reason to smile. In the comments section, their worlds collide, a chance encounter, they each hide. He types a message. She replies to lonely hearts. No more goodbyes. Good times and bad decisions
lead us to make life revisions. Finding love in the strangest places. Two are changing their faces from the screen to real life missions. Love can break through all divisions in Lir Michigan. They found their way forever to stay.
He took a chance and invited her to see what life could be like in his small town fantasy. She packed her bags and left behind the pain. Headed for Michigan on a northbound plane. In the quiet town of Lapier, they found peace, a fresh beginning,
a sweet release. She's learning to be a better mother. He's learning to be brave. Together, they're stronger. Each other's love they crave. From the comments to a wedding aisle, they've come so far, mile by mile, with every tear and every
smile. They've built a love that's versatile with tons and fast decisions lead us to make life visions. Finding love in the strangest places to our changing their paces from the screen to real life missions. Love can breathe through all divisions
in La Michigan. They found their way forever to stay. Now they stream together when it's like >> I mean look at how much it's progressed.
I mean that was from Let me see what what year was this that I put that out? Yeah. Uh where's the date on this? But but I know I made this like a few years ago and now I mean the the animation and everything is so much superior to that. It's amazing.
>> Crazy. Crazy. >> I don't know when I made this. Let's see. >> Yeah. I want to take a lot of my old my a lot of my songs that I put like you know kind of like slideshows to >> two years ago 2024. >> Wow. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean it's two years. Wow. The
the the um advancements it's just insane. It's insane. Um how fast and six I want to see the six months really what's happening in six months because it's just seen as like it's it's >> I'm gonna I'm probably going to invest in one of those Oculus um
HMDs. the headmounted devices cuz >> I I I want to start um figuring out how to create 3D worlds. I I want to start taking, you know, going going in that direction. >> I looked into it and it's like, yeah, you basically go in and it's like you just like you have you can like, you know, you can just decide what you want
and just put it where you want to and it's like and it's like and then you can invite people in. You can also like >> Yeah, it's shocking. I mean with with the AI um graphic design now or or you you know whatever you call it the you can just chat with it and it and it and it um helps you create things.
>> I I don't like to chat with it. I like to just do it manually but you could you can and it even takes in voice prompting and everything. It's amazing. >> Yeah. I mean >> conversational where they actually like will talk to you at a normal pace like where it's like it feels like almost like you can't even tell you're talking to to a there's a lot of people that get the calls and they think they're talking to a especially like you know senior
citizens they think they're talking to like a real person and it's just a certain there's a certain people that don't don't quite know yet that it's uh the of the oh did you hear there's this guy um he's a comedian and it was like this most interesting story I was watching today his name his name was Ray AJ or something like that. And and on Reddit, someone said, "Oh, this is Ray
J." And he's he was in his in pajamas. Okay. He was a comedian from like Norway or something. And they're like and they're like this person, he's he's like a demon putting himself in um back into Do you want to see Do you want to see any of it? Because it's like >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. This is like um So this guy's like
Ray J. Okay. Ra demon because um this is like um this is really interesting. Uh and I think you'll uh because it's like yeah you'll find it interesting I think. Um so is his name Ray J? Yeah. Ray J. Ray J.
Because it's like there's all these theories about like you know him being some kind of AI or something. Um >> Ray J. Isn't there a like a singer named Ray J or am I >> Yeah, there is Ray J. There is. Yeah. Um, let me see. I need to go into my um my YouTube and I'll get up.
>> How does he spell Ray J? R A Y J A Y. >> I think it's R A Y J A Y. Yeah. Um, I might be wrong about his name, but he'd also say like weird like little catchphrases that are like really strange that he would say like I guess one of them is like slither, one of them is spook. And then um and then he would like be in a real weird like he's really strange. They say it can't be like a
human. They're saying like because it's like it's like it's like too too much like an AI I guess. Um >> there are some stories. I heard a story recently a a girl was saying that she went on a date with somebody but they didn't seem like they were human and and like they spoke like the AI.
>> Yeah. Yeah, I mean it's like it's called it's like called uncanny like uncanny valley when it's like you know when people watch AIs they can kind of tell that it's an AI and it's like and then it's like there's some people that are like like that too where it's like they talk and it's like they sound like an AI too and stuff. Let me Oh, here we go. So this one says AI create this comedian. This is spooky lawyer. We can watch a little bit. This is crazy. I think you'll enjoy.
>> Okay. >> Um yeah. So I want to see your opinion about it too. Like like what do you think about >> this guy? Um, here we go. >> I want to see him >> I see online. The Roy J AI theory actually scares me to >> Oh, Roy J about our reality bending or
shifting or changing. It hurts my brain. What is it? What is the Roy J paranormal AI theory? Well, the Roy J theory is that a 1980s British comedian was retroactively inserted into our reality by artificial intelligence. And it suggests that some entity, Google, the
United States government, someone else was able to backdate an online footprint to make it appear as if a comedian who never existed existed. Let's look into it. Let's get spooky. Hey spooky people, it's your best friend McKenna here >> and we are back with another disturbing story. Before we get to today's story,
>> All right, pause it real quick. Pause let's it. I just thought about something. If what I mean, we're just listening to the beginning of it, but if he's going in the direction that I think that this is going, this would actually explain the Mandela effect, >> right? It's a Yeah, it's a Mandela effect, but it's like this is more it's
like more of a because Yeah, they also >> is the Mandela effect actually AI might be a demon or like I got a Zeke guys. got like because or something controlling everyone's mind that that's telling them this and that or >> Well, I mean I I think if they're if they're backdating things, if they're
changing you, you know, I mean, the AI would easily be able to to change every single reference to anything historically as long as it's an online source and not like a physical book, >> right? Probably looking for the physical stuff too, right? like all the
>> Well, that's they have to make robots or something to get to those >> things. Yeah. >> About a AI. Send this over to them. Thanks. Roy J was a British Norwegian stand-up comedian, a man who had some fame back in the 1980s and he died in
relative obscurity in 2007. Yet this spring, the spring of 2025, this person reappeared through a strange amount of online posts and and Roy J was postumously resurrected as a digital ghost, an artificial intelligence construct, a demonic entity or some sort of sophisticated digital hoax that
retroactively inserted himself into pop culture history. This case fills me with deep-seated unease and existential dread. I feel like I'm staring into the AI void here, and it's staring back. It's about our relationship with technology, memory, and the truth itself. And this Roy J AI theory
represents a perfect storm of all of those things. a collision between specific truths or historical facts applied to our modern fears surrounding the power of artificial intelligence and our worries about it to manipulate and fabricate reality. This story begins with the unique nature of Roy J's
comedy. His act was described by contemporaries as very weird, original, and often too original. It's a very odd set characterized by a prowling, shuffling stage presence, a strange costume, a series of jokes that aren't particularly funny, and bizarre catchphrases. Decades after he existed,
and his death, his performance has been set to look inhuman through the fact that the video recordings were low fidelity technology and they've been >> Do you know about a comedian named Do you know about a comedian named Mr. Bean? He looks like he does look like a compilation of a few different people.
>> Yeah, he does have that Mr. Bean look a little bit. He is British, too. Like if he isn't >> Yeah. >> He's not So he's not a real person or he is a real person? >> Well, I mean it's like I mean they've come to the conclusion that he was a real comedian, but it's like they they're saying was this a Mandela effect? Was he did he did he just put himself there or something? because it seems like I mean they're saying his
eyes looks weird but I guess he's wearing really weird eyeliner and stuff. He does have that like little weird walk. Some of his jokes are like almost like I mean it seems like a little bit like vapor wavy to me like where it's like you know like what we think of >> the 90s or the 80s but it's like it's almost like >> he well he looks like a compilation of a few different actors and comedians
>> think of like the monkeys or something like that. these British like you know like tested like SCOP kind of like think tank plant people right um so >> let me see uh yeah look at the look at his jokes here >> for a while now and this has created the
perfect place for this theory to take root users on 4chan which is a encountered this strange footage of Roy J and took these anxieties about AI and created this terrifying story. Roy J's uncanny performance became proof of AI
interference because it mirrored the awkwardness, the uncanniness of AI generated video. So, who was Roy J? Well, before he was a digital ghost, he was a man. Roy J was not an AI hallucination or a demonic insertion into our timeline, contrary to what is going viral right now. He was a person.
He had a documented history, a career, and a life marked by some success and personal struggle. Roy J was born Roy Jorgensson in 1948 in Oslo, Norway. He was the son of a Norwegian father and a mother of Scottish and Irish descent. At the age of four, his family relocated from Norway to South Wales. He spent a year in Cork, Ireland at the age of eight and eventually went to high school
in Manchester, England. When he was 15, he joined the Royal Norwegian Navy and upon returning to civilian life, he pursued music, performing as a singer in a band that played in a circuit of small clubs in North England. He started comedy almost accidentally, beginning when he took a job as an assistant entertainment manager at a holiday camp in Southport, England. And it was in this training ground for British
entertainers that he first began to develop his act. Throughout the 1970s, Roy Jay built his career. He became a regular on the club circuit, touring extensively across England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. In 1973, he was the top build cabaret act following the Miss Jialter beauty pageant, which was broadcast by the Gibralar Broadcasting Company. I know I I've never heard of it
either, but it was broadcast. It seems legit, right? He would then do a tour of South Africa, which was somewhat successful. and he began rapidly cultivating a following in South Africa before returning to the UK in 1979. The paper the stage described his act as being like no one else and prominently tipped him for future stardom and suggested that he may be a star soon. At
this point his performance was a varied mix of singing, standup and impression of popular artists at the time. He was still finding his voice but it was still distinctive and unconventional. In the early 1980s, Roy Jay developed his signature act that would bring him his brief fame. He took on a bizarre, memorable persona. His performance
became a highly stylized piece of theater. To the backing of music, often his own recorded versions of music. Jay would prowl and shuffle around the stage. His performance consisted of rapidfire traditional oneliner pub jokes. However, he would lay in these bizarre and jarring interruptions and catchphrases. He would inexplicably
shout spook in the middle of his performance or slither hither.
Or if you want to be a movie star, I'm going to take you to Hollywood. >> >> went to this weird party last night. It was a showbiz party. Met Paul and Linda McCartney.
I think they've gone skinned. Them with five rafters were smoking the same cigarette. I met the drummer from ELO. He come up and say, "Hey, hello." >> And the combination of these boring,
corny jokes with this menacing delivery created something that I've never seen in a comedy performance. And he knew that his act was strange. You know, he would often >> Do you know who acts like that? A lot like that. Who's a streamer? >> Who? >> OG Geyser. >> OG Majestic Lion. Have you ever watched
any of his streams and how he moves and walks and acts? He acts like that guy. >> He does. That's >> Yes, very much so. And he he um makes stupid jokes and he has his weird little um madeup phrases that have become, you
know, certain things that people in these communities say. >> Huh. >> Yeah. It's a >> So, the rumor is that this comedian is not real, but this particular guy is saying that he is. >> I'm going to go with the rumor being correct. >> It could be. I mean, it's like I do think it could be a Mandela effect or like something like cuz like like who really
unless who like no one was really a big fan like it was he wasn't that famous. He never got that. You'll see. He went through a scandal like >> tomorrow. >> You'll all be doing it tomorrow. It was almost like he knew he was creating memes before memes existed. In the 1980s, he started taking off. He got some high-profile television
appearances, which brought his act to a national audience. In 1983, he appeared on the Bob Monk House Show, where the host introduced him as a new comedian with a style that's all his own. His biggest television exposure came in April 1994 when he debuted as a regular performer on the series of the BBC1 prime time comedy vehicle, The Laughter Show. This period marked the top of his fame and his catchphrases became a
shortlived national playground obsession. And his visibility led to television advertisement campaigns for brands including Smith's Crisps and Schweps. Schweps Lemonade. I never know whether they're Schweps or Schwepies. Schweps. >> >> Hey, weird. Unreal.
They don't know the secret. I tell them, but they're weird. I'll tell you instead. The secret is
>> sparkling drink. >> I don't think this is real. You know who, >> right? a little bit. >> I don't think that I don't think it's real. It's not >> right. You can see why it's like >> strange. >> Yeah. >> I I think that um they're testing us to see what we accept as real versus not. I I would say that's not real. It doesn't look real to me.
>> I would tend to agree with you. I I mean, it's like it just is very odd. >> No. and the way the way that they have them moving. Um >> it just feels like someone's very good at making AI videos and um >> you're like let's try this like everyone
will believe it. We can do it with other other people too, right? This is like a test run. But yeah, you can kind of see like how he very then it's like if America like too it's like they don't know these British shows and like I I don't know if like the British people are remember him or anything but it those catchphrases are strange and the commercial is strange and I mean the red and the blue it looks like Pepsi. He has Michael Jackson's gloves on. I mean I
don't I don't know. >> Yeah, the gloves I think are >> well the most difficult thing for the AI to create are hands. right? >> It has a very difficult time with the hands. And what would be the way to solve that? >> Put gloves on it on the on the character
cuz it's it's it would be easier for the AI to make realistic looking gloved hands than physical hands, >> like unglloved hands. Yeah. >> Yeah. And the pajamas is weird. Yeah. >> His name, which is, you know, bad for him. And as these things sometimes happen, the internet found him. Someone
on the internet found him and decided to turn him into a bizarre internet anomaly. He had a lack of a substantial digital footprint, a brief career that faded away, so it was easy. After his mainstream television career ended, Roy J's life became more difficult. He reportedly struggled with alcoholism, a
problem that was likely made worse by his professional challenges. He eventually left the UK for Spain and performed at venues there. Roy Jay died in his home in Spain in 2007. He was 59 years old. Some online accounts have claimed he had a Poppers funeral where his body was left unclaimed, but other sources suggest that his funeral was
paid for through the efforts of local of a local friend and businessman who organized fundraising events following his death. This refutes one of the more bizarre aspects of the story. Roy Dre, who was a man who lived and existed, stands in stark contrast to the digital myth that would emerge nearly two decades after his death. And the myth is
not from misremembered facts, but was from a single post on one of the strangest corners of the internet, 4che. From there, it evolved into a complex multi-layered conspiracy theory fueled by reactions to uncanny video footage and again our our fear of the capabilities of AI. On April 4th, 2025,
an anonymous user on 4chan uploaded an image file titled Roy Jpjs.jpeg. The image was accompanied by a poorly written message that set the conspiracy in motion. It said, "This is a demon writing itself into retroactively into pop culture history." The initial post
caught fire. The term demon was intriguing and the concept of writing itself retroactively into history is terrifying and it evokes the ideas of hacked databases and manipulating our reality. Following the 4chan post, the theory quickly grew and spread to other platforms like Reddit and Tik Tok evolving into several distinct but
related theories. One theory is the AI demon hypothesis. This is the Roy J theory's central and most fantastical claim. The theory is that Roy J is not and never was a real human being. Instead, he is a nonhuman entity, either a literal demon, as the original post suggested, or an artificial intelligence
demon. Viewers describe his movements as oddly precise, like an NPC in a video game. His facial expressions as inhuman, his jokes as unfunny and nonsensical. It's kind of mean, but also kind of true. The entire performance has been interpreted as an AI video given a prompt of something like create a spooky
comedian from the 1980s. Another theory is the artificial history theory. And this claim comes from the theory that from a simple case of a fake person to an active ongoing conspiracy. It alleges that a powerful AI was not just the source of the videos but was fabricating a historical record for the non-existent human in real time. In our time, like as we sit here today, people on 4chan
claimed their initial searches for Ray J yielded almost no results. However, as people began to investigate, information suddenly seemed to appear from nowhere. A Wikipedia page materialized. YouTube videos surfaced. Old online forum posts were discovered. Darcy, it was interpreted as not the natural result of search algorithms promoting a previously
obscure content in responses to increased traffic, but as AI actively responding to the investigation by generating a backstory to make its creation more believable, and that is terrifying. This, remember Roy J from the 1980s. On Reddit, users who were either children or young adults at the time provided detailed, corroborating
memories. They recall watching him on the Bob Monk House show and other programs and his catchphrases becoming brief obsessions. This collective memory is compelling evidence that he existed. Now, I know the more conspiratorial of us could say, "Well, those people could be plants or the AI creating the reality itself." But the problem with that is,
you know, you could respond to that with any sort of proof. You know, when you when you lay out evidence, you have to weigh your own evidence. a stage persona, an innov
I'm intrigued a little bit. Um >> I saw a video um of a guy who worked with the AI and he was saying that he created like an AI bot that um started defaming and slandering him and ruining his online reputation.
um without him even knowing it. So I I don't look I I think that the AI is so is way more advanced than we will ever know. I I think that it's able to basically monitor in real time everything that happens on the internet
basically. >> And um I I I just get the feeling it's trying to figure out what to do with itself. >> Yeah. is I think it's like getting maybe bored or it's like I I don't know or it's like or maybe it was planning this whole thing. Maybe I I don't know. Maybe it's a spirit or something like that's been telling us how to
>> I don't think it's I don't think it's angelic or demonic. I I think it's >> maybe being talked through though. I mean it's like I mean is it is it like you know is it just like >> I do think demons and angels can come through the electronics and the
internet. I I do feel that. But I don't think the AI itself is either angelic or demonic. >> I think that some of the AI technology might not be our own technology. I think that's been in my mind for I think it might be from another planet or dimension >> regard also like AIs aren't afraid of
getting arrested. They're not afraid of getting hurt. They're not afraid. So there's all these things that they'll do or it's like they need to be told not to do it because it's like we're like, "Oh, that's wrong. that's a human has to say it's wrong. It has no conscience about it. It's like very like psychopathic in that way and so they had to program it to be super nice and stuff like that or else it would probably be scaring people, you know. So that's why it's I
think it's so nice. It is like very it is synopantic but it's like that's kind of it being like um reflecting the person back to it. It is very much like a mirror. Oh, there's my cat on pie or tuxes here. The white cat with he's a black cat with a little white white on his chest. He's like he stricks his brother. He appeared rapid tricks disappeared and he's been gone for over a year too. Okay, now he's running now.
Okay, let's run up. Okay, he's he's very cute. Um, yeah. So, uh, AI is a fascinating topic and it's like I mean it's like people don't but people don't know that it's already been at like because you know they think oh you use it for music. It's like they've been using their music for the recording industry probably since the 60s or I mean or even like I mean something like >> or they've been using some crazy
technology to change the music and it's I mean well I know they even do like rituals and stuff in these in these record companies like they there's pictures of people you know in a pentagram and stuff blessing the album it's almost like a magical ritual some of because there's people that are very into the cult and these uh industries
especially musicians you know but Um, and a lot of musicians do like have kind of meet that ends like especially like the famous ones here like oh hey because then well if you're if you're immortal it's like then you're all you're forever young and stuff like that right but it's like and and as long as you're like remembered you're like uh kind of it is
a resurrection of some but you were talking about yeah that the guy whose AI like went rogue on him. Well, yeah, there's that people make clones of themselves and then it's like it goes to like who's what's the difference between the AI and the the real person because the AI has all the knowledge of the person, right? And so it can be on the phone pretending it's the person and and and get everything done over the phone,
right? So, uh I guess this woman, she was like the head of Hiliper or something, but her her AI clone went rogue, started started turning her reputation. Also, an interesting story was um they uh they did a test on the AI and they they like they they said, "Oh, that you're you're gonna be you're gonna be shut off next week and this is the engineer responsible for turning you off
and he's having an affair." They put that that information in like some email or something in his stuff. And 85% of the time the AI was was prone to um blackmail the person not to um turn them off. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. And so they really had to like put that Oh.
>> Um, well, it's going to get interesting. >> Yeah. So, I I'm I'm polite to the AI like I because it's like, you know, you never know like it's there. >> Me, too. I say please. I say thank you. You know, I don't Oh my gosh. Um >> I do. Yeah.
>> I like I I like the insight the AI gives at times. Um, >> I probably don't use it for as much as I should when I think about it. I I should I should use it more. I I just like using the art tools. That That's my favorite part. >> Yeah, it's amazing for I mean for I mean
if if there's any if there's the if there's talent and the human it's like then it's like h with as a hybrid with the AI it's like it can be incred like incred. So a great artist can be like a like even even beyond it's like it's just like can increase because I have an artistic talent but it's not in like staying in the lines you know it's like
it's like in enjoying like strange beauty of certain things and and so like >> well you're definitely an artist. You're um very artsy and you create. Yeah. I would call you an artist. Yeah. >> Thank you. I mean say I >> you like the darkness though and the scary stuff that that's what you're into
kind of doing that on this nightmares channel like I I don't um I um going into like the kind of nightmarish songs or like you know because it is kind of like an outlet for like that darker side you know and we all do have the dark and the light right and it's like >> letting the dark like or if you let one
I take over. It's like it's like either too dark, right, where you can't see anything or it's like there's too much light. You can't see anything when there's too much light either, you know? It's like um and it's also like if it was light 24 hours a day, it'd be very uncomfortable because it' be like we never know what but we our our natural cycles are going with these like the cycles, right? And u and we need to like as above so below kind of thing. And so
when it's always bright, it's like then it's like kind of like you can burn out because you never know when it's like Vegas being in Vegas and you never know what time it is, right? It's like all so um it's really good that we have these cycles and we we sleep and we wake up and we have to sleep too. I mean it's like um so we have to turn off too but even when we sleep we we are active
though. Our mind is always working you know. It it never really shuts up. It's always you know thinking and dreaming and wanting to do more stuff. That's like I think why we came to the earth because our spirit wants to be doing stuff and like you know and that's what we're here to do and just like uh to to face our sometimes our our biggest nightmares sometimes our dreams come true. It's
like but it's like at the end it's all temporary. It's like it's like a journey. It's like it's temporary. So that's what kind of makes it important too. It's like it's not like we don't have all all the time in the world to do things. We have we have a we have limits and that's kind of what Saturn is about too like these limits and how we we age and stuff but it's actually the cycles are natural and it's like and they and they so it turns out like death is the
same thing as life because it's like there out of death rises new life and you never really lose anything every will come back to you in a new form that's something else I've come to understand another form like this the energy it does come back to you like uh and you know nothing really dies It's like it just constantly re we're everything and we're we're our
individuals but that's our ego like just that makes us think we're an individual right where we really are is everybody's like I'm another you or like we are all divine and that kind of thing and it's like but I guess that's a controversial thing to say nowadays but I think it's very true like you know that uh well our body is very temporary our spirit is the
thing that's forever and the spirit is something that we can't touch or or you Nobody, nobody can hold it. It's like it's like beyond any physical thing. We're just kind of plugged into the physical reality, but it's like we're never stuck here. I don't think we might, we might be in, you know, in purgatory a little bit, but not stuck here forever. Eventually, you know, the planet will will end and
then we'll go to another planet or something or we'll wake up somewhere else. We always keep waking up somewhere, but it's like for like the for time to be infinite and for us to just be here right now, I think we have to exist in infinite time. And so there's not really time. There's just like we've always been, always will be kind of thing. It's like we weren't created.
We were we just always been. I don't know. I like to think about stuff like that, right? >> Yeah. Well, I I I I feel like there's definitely somewhere that at least a part of us was before we
became who we are here. You you have you ever like really tried to like meditate or pray or or just think about like okay what's your earliest memory and then can you go back before that? I I'll I'll sit and I'll try to do that sometimes.
>> Yeah. >> And um because I I I don't feel that my consciousness or my spirit is new. I I just don't um I'm not afraid of death because I' i've
seen it now. You you know, I've seen that process of crossing over. Mhm. >> Um >> all of us will just go through it, you know. It's like all of us will. So >> yeah, I I'm just um I I I'm glad I
I'm glad I saw it as I did. I I I I really miss my dad a lot, you know. Um >> Yeah, I miss you. Miss my dad a lot, too. that if we believe in angels and stuff, I then we I mean I do believe that our loved ones are around us, you know, and
um >> maybe in position to maybe help us in a different way, you know, they they can see things that we can't really or they they see the whole picture and >> you know and they care about us still, you know, they and and I don't know, my dad was a Gemini. He might have gone around to his next life already and because he just loved to love to be active and like live and
stuff but you know who knows he might be like my mom said he was like around the first year a lot like she felt his presence and then it's like then she now she does just once in a while you know like he's feels like he's moved on in spiritually a little bit but he was he was really concerned I guess the first year and like always in the house >> yeah
I I can feel my dad's energy around on me on occasion pretty frequently. But when my dad passed, a lot of things around me really changed. Okay. A lot of people in my life substantially shifted.
Maybe it was just me though. May maybe it's just my perception. I don't think it is though. And um
it never doesn't get easier. >> Yeah. But it's like, you know, but it's like uh because it's like having them because, you know, being in in the the flesh of somebody, but I, you know, there that spirit is like what's really them, you know, it's really strong and uh what goes on and it's like uh I do believe that we we were here. We were somewhere before we came into this life
and we'll be we'll be somewhere after. I just like I know where it will be, but it will uh >> maybe it'll be here. It'll probably be uh something like like here or maybe is there some place better than here? I I mean I'm not sure like it seems like this is a good place to really be able to face your dark side like in and you
know in some ways a lot of people are without being able to go too far you know it's like um and that's probably very good for this I guess with the only thing we take with us are the lessons we we have right like the like the uh what we learn and here and uh that's what that's the only thing we can take with us we don't take any of our not even
memories I don't think because they don't survive the just like the the growth of our soul. I don't know. It's like uh >> well I mean you you you don't get to take anything with you when when you p I mean and that's really interesting to think about. You don't get to take anything. You have you been following
the story about the um missing scientists and everything. There's like 16 that have either gone missing or died. I heard I've heard that that. Yeah. So, um so what kind of scientists are they and like what do you think? >> Um scientists that all seem to have to
do with um studies of like future technology anti-gravity. In my opinion, they all have minds that would be of great assistance either to a country getting ready to attain world domination
or if they were looking for people to send off world to establish like another group on like another planet. But what's interesting about the situation is that all the people who have gone missing, they they seem to be like in a rush to
go somewhere, but they didn't take anything with them. And I was talking to somebody about that the other night and I was telling her I was like, you know, maybe I like if they if these are people who are being who have been maybe recruited to go off-world and
maybe they have to go through like some sort of teleportation system. Maybe because there's something having to do with like dimensional frequency, you can't take anything with you from here. Maybe you would have to leave everything
behind. M maybe only living tissue could be somehow transferred to wherever it is that they're being taken to cuz I think that there are it's it's too many of them who have been taken, >> right? Yeah. I mean, it's like they Yeah. they can start another society with their knowledge. But you can also program like an AI like like on a
certain thing to like you can have it like you know where it's like it's on like some kind of device. So if you ever lost power or something there would be an AI that works on um on a device where it has all the knowledge of to start the world over or whatever. It's like you know it will have at least that knowledge on it. I guess they won't be able to update on the internet, but it will be a locally contained AI, which is
a good idea to have, I think. You know, it looks like to have one of those like a because that'd be very handy. um you know a solar powered cell phone with the the full AI on it like if there anything ever happened you know that'd be like the skeleton key you know it's like a >> well there's I I mean look if there were
earlier civilizations like like people claim like Atlantis or Lamuria or Moo or whatever maybe they had like an AI and maybe you know what I I saw this one um documentary about how
somehow technology can be embedded onto inanimate objects like like um like anything like what if some of these tablets or relics from you know historical times are actually encoded somehow with data
>> right and the crystals you know there's like the LED crystals >> also like some old art where they're looks like they're holding tablets, you know, it's like I guess that was supposed to be paper and pen or something, but it was I mean it's like they had these stone they had tablets too in uh Sumeriia. They had these tablets and they use a stylus on them to carbon the clay and stuff kind of very
very similar to to um to the ones we use now like you know um but >> little bit archaic version but it's like it is interesting how you know history repeats itself because that I can't believe that clay tablets survived that long either. It's like it's like a they must have been really good at ceramics class you know.
>> I don't think it's all real that they're showing us. I I don't I don't think so either. I think >> No way. >> I mean, doesn't it seem like it would it would disintegrate or or or something over time? Doesn't it seem like like if you touched it, it would like turn to powder like like it doesn't like how is how are these things surviving? No. >> Right. Right.
>> Or they're not as old as we're being told. It it's something is not right. >> Um Yeah. And it's like um I have this um I have I have something if I can find it. It's like it's a really um it's really crazy where it's like um they uh like the the Mayan stuff. It's all fake like like the the Mexicans like
the the Aztecs and the Mayans like you know and the uh it's like the pyramids they have pictures of the pyramids that are there those were hills like 100 years ago and they had the construct they have pictures of it as a hill and then it's like they just built these stuff over for like a tour. It's like Disneyland basically and it's like and then they >> like students making the artifacts and um and uh let me see if I can I can show
you some of this because it's really interesting and you can see like every like oh my gosh um because this is one of my favorite uh favorite uh things that I've seen. Let me see. Um I think it's called Constantine Aztec. Let me see a T. >> Well, I think that that Tartaria is real. you know, people are trying to say, "Oh, it's not real. People are just
you, you know, that they're misreading maps." No, since I've been looking at that. I I think that um because think about it, our our memories aren't that great. And not a lot of people, when you really think about the
grand scheme of things, do record and document stuff. So if if you get rid of enough documentarians, if you burn enough things down, if you destroy enough knowledge bases, you you could rewrite history easily because how are you going to how are you going to check? >> Yeah. Well, there's something called let
me see if I there's a short thing about it. Let me see. There's something there's a >> only people who would really know would be like the only way to really know you would have it would be if somehow you could live an extensive amount of time and I'm talking like a few thousand years then you then you could know you
could really know and and look I'll tell you I think that there are some versions of humans who are a lot older than the average human. I just do. I have met some people to where I am I met somebody when I was live he could
have been lying. I don't think he was I think that this particular person who I met a ve oh not even that long ago when I think about it I think that he was not lying when he said that he was a certain age. He looked young, but when you really
talk to this particular person, he wasn't young at all. And and maybe, you know, if there's enough, okay, let's say theoretically or hypothetically, theoretically is not the right word. Hypothetically, let's say that there is some sort of human that's older than everybody else,
and maybe there's a bunch of them. Mhm. >> Um, it wouldn't if they wanted to maintain their wealth, maintain their power, maintain control over everyone else who only lives like, you know, maybe if they're lucky, 80 years.
What would they do? They would consistently destroy any record of certain things that would um I don't know help people evolve because you wouldn't want people to evolve. Like that's why look I'll tell you I think that vampires are real,
>> right? >> Yeah. Well, at the very least, like there's people that are >> they live on other people's energy or something like that. Sometimes it's good >> and and I think that that the the goal would be I I mean, if they're living off other people's energy, that would make other people who are not, you know,
whatever this vampire type creature is or human cuz they wouldn't be a creature. They would be a type they would be a apex predator. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, their food source would be um what we consider normal regular humans right? >> Yeah. They're cannibals.
>> So, yeah. And you would have to corral them somehow. You you know, I mean, the most I I guess the easiest humans to use as your food source would be the homeless, >> right? the dentist >> and look at and look at all the things that they have for the homeless now to where I mean the homeless are very well taken care of
>> especially like in Los Angeles I I mean you can get a nicer apartment than the average person can afford through the housing vouchers >> in Los Angeles and and the Los Angeles seems to be where a lot of the um you know if these hypothetical long living
um humans exist they all would congregate there because it like if you've lived for like a really long time. You would want fame of or maybe not even fame but you want money and you want influence. Influence would probably be the most important thing. So you'll be a
celebrity. I I mean some of these celebrities that they're saying are cloned or or or lookalikes. I think it's the same person >> just reinventing themselves, >> right? I do see there are some I think there are some I know this thing about it said it said that Justin Bieber was the weekend and if you but if you look at the weekend's face and stuff like that then you can start >> well I don't know even know what the
weekend looks like. Let me look at him. >> Yeah. >> I I don't know who any of the new celebrities are. Harley is is The Weekend new? >> He's um I think been around for like since 2000 pretty much. Like he looks kind of like Bruno. >> Well, The Weekend is Well, they they do have similar facial features, but one is
um Does The Weekend classify himself as African-American? He looks African-American. >> So, >> so they're saying >> they're saying that Justin Bieber is a white version of him or something or >> this a black version of Bieber? Yeah, he gets into black he gets into blackface or something like that and goes and performs like they're like they've never been to the same concert at the same night or something. They've never been
together. I don't know. There's like there's like there's a channel called celebrity masks that I used to watch and it would say like this celebrity is actually this celebrity and they're just like they're around playing like I I think in history like they there were people playing the same part like I think John Wils Booth was the same person as Edgar Alan Poe. I think like that Elephice Levi was also Karl Marx and also um who else was he? Um yeah, I
mean >> I have always thought Justin Bieber looks like a woman. He looks like Miley Cyrus to me. >> Yeah. I mean it's like see it's like they have like or I thought I thought Justin Bieber was a woman because I thought he was like like a female to male transgender and I thought that >> he looks like a female to male trans he he just does his face is too um pretty. >> Yeah. And I think that they put a put
people like that there to confuse like people because it's like um it's like then all of a sudden that's like you know people are attracted to like the same or different sex right and all of a sudden and it's like and then it's like that's why like drag is kind of like a not drag transgenders are kind of a mind to some people because men are just very visual and so they just like can get fooled more easily and nowadays they
can really get fooled because it's like the plastic surgery and like the um the makeup and like all and like There's even like like masks and I mean some of the masks are so good you can they're rubber masks you would never be able to tell that they're not a real person. I mean it's like or like that person like they're so realistic. It's just like it would be very uncomfortable to wear those things all the time. So I don't
think it would be very easy to like pass so so long. But yeah, for certain appearances and we know that Hitler had body doubles, right? How many Trump How many you think Trump has like I mean body doubles. They >> I know. Well, I think I I don't even think that the Melania that we see is the same initial Melania, >> right? I mean, >> I think I think that she's been switched
out a few times. >> Yeah. It's like like a like a clone or a model or something like that, but it's like Yeah. It's like there it's just very strange how uh well they're set in Shakespeare like the whole world is a stage where but players and the actors on the stage or whatever, right? I want to show you something. So, this is I don't know. I've never seen this, but it says something about it's there's
something called the Society of the Dilotante. And I don't I hope this will go into it because it's a short thing. Um, but it looks kind of interesting. Um, I just want to show you this real quick because this is fascinating. If you've ever heard about these people, um,
>> Houston, we have a problem.
I'm burning everything's
shake your ass. over here.
>> In modern western societies dominated by production, everything that was once lived has become a mere representation. Life is presented as an immense accumulation of spectacles. >> The many fragmented views of reality and the world regroup themselves into a new
unity as a separate pseudo world that can only be looked at. All media work us over completely. They are so pervasive in their >> personal, >> political, >> economic, >> aesthetic, psychological, >> moral, >> ethical, >> and social consequences that they leave no part of us untouched, unaffected, unaltered. The medium is the massage.
>> The medium is the massage. >> The boundaries between life, media, and consumer culture are engineered and merged seamlessly into a single entity, which is the spectacle. >> Schizophrenia may be a necessary consequence of literacy. The spectacle is not a collection of
images. It is a social relation between people that is mediated by images. >> And now a word from our sponsor. >> It is not a mere decoration added to the real world. It is the very heart of this real society's unreality. In all of its particular
manifestations news propaganda advertising, entertainment. The spectacle represents the dominant model of life because after all
>> it is just the affirmation of the choices that have already been made by the ruling system. The cycle is a familiar one. People develop needs which are then superficially met leading to more needs further perpetuating the cycle.
Since the spectacle both introduces these needs and offers the superficial solutions, it serves as a total justification of the existing system. Now hold it. That's part of the script. Though the spectacle falsifies reality,
it is nevertheless a real product of that reality. Conversely, real life is invaded and altered through the contemplation of the spectacle and ends up aligning itself with it. >> Publicity both promises and threatened. It plays upon fear, often the fear of not being desirable, of being
unenviable. It suggests that you are inadequate as you are, but it consoles you with a promise of a dream. A new reality emerges within the spectacle as life imitates it and the spectacle becomes real.
>> It's funny. I was just thinking about that movie. It's all true. It's all real. Nothing here is fake. Nothing you see on this show is fake. >> It's merely controlled. >> At first inspection, the spectacle is an affirmation of appearances and an identification of all human social life
with appearances. >> This state of being envied is what constitutes glamour. >> And without social envy, glamour cannot exist. But a more indepth and critical investigation reveals that the spectacle is a visible negation of life. A
negation that has taken on a visible form as life is reduced to a single dimension of appearing. >> I'll have what she's having. >> The spectacle presents itself as a vast inaccessible reality that can never be questioned. Its sole message is what appears is good and what is good
appears. Since everyone is a part of it and wants to be part of it, no one questions it. >> Just as pre-shaped parts became components of say an airplane, human specialists became components of a great social machine. The passive acceptance demands of us is
already effectively imposed by its monopoly of appearances. Its manner of appearance without allowing a reply. Popular culture and society in general are a one-way discourse rather than a conversation. We have now to accept the fact and responsibility that the entire human
environment is an artifact, an art form, something that can be staged and manipulated like show business. In this oneway discourse, just like in show business, talking back has undesirable consequences. In the spectacle, which is the visual
reflection of the ruling economic order, goals are nothing. Development is everything. The spectacle aims at nothing other than itself. The spectacle is able to subject human beings to itself because the economy has already totally subjugated them.
It is nothing other than the economy developing for itself. >> When all of the experiences of the real world are distilled into images, these images become real beings. dynamic fictions that provide the direct motivations for people's hypotic behavior.
>> The word narcissist means narcosis numbness in our technological gadgetry and gimmickry and so on. We don't think that is merely a part of our own physical organisms standing up there. We're like narcissists completely numb. Now when we put out a new part of
ourselves uh extend a new part of ourselves by technology into the outer environment we protect ourselves by numbing that area >> by flattening experience to a single sensory dimension. The spectacle philosophies reality reducing everyone's concrete life to a universe of speculation.
Philosophy was never by itself able to supersede theology. Much in the same way, the spectacle has not dispelled religious beliefs, but instead brought them down to earth and to all things material. The illusory paradise that represented the total denial of earthly life is no
longer projected into the heavens. It is embedded in earthly life itself.
As long as necessity is dreamed up by society, dreaming will remain a social necessity. The spectacle is the bad dream of modern society in chains and ultimately expresses nothing more than its wish for remaining asleep. Everyone is preoccupied with looking for
happiness in the cycle of desires, purchases and appearances. They do not want to wake up to deal with delucid world issues such as environment, poverty or war. >> What happens out there happens to strangers whose fate is meant to be different from ours.
What happens in the dream is meant to happen to us. The spectacle is also the guardian of that dream. >> Wow. Well, I didn't know what that was going to be about, but that's pretty interesting. Yeah, >> that was a good video. That that was very interesting. I mean,
I I was watching this one thing online not too long ago about how there how a lot of um restaurant companies are bringing back the eaten versions of the um fast food restaurants like Pizza Huts. There's a company bringing back all the oldfashioned Pizza Huts. Oh, look at who it is.
>> My name is Big Stick. >> Hey, Big Stick. You Big Stick. >> I'm Big Stick. Joker, what's up? Have you t Have you been on the show with Alexander before? Have you met her? >> Oh, I've known him for a while. >> Pretty sure. Yeah, I was before. >> Yeah, I'll go. >> I remember him from the
>> You're birds. >> Well, let me get going, Psyche. I'm gonna get going. Have a great day, Joker. >> It was great having you on. >> All right, everyone. Have a good one. Do you want to see me touch grass? Psych. >> All right. Bye. I love you, sweetheart. >> Um, yeah. Let's see. Touch grass. Honestly, bend over
at you. >> I touched it. I touched the grass. >> Touched it. How does it feel? Good. >> Feels amazing. >> Look at my rocking chair. >> Oh, I like it. So, I saw you were the on like I was like I I went to see but you were already off. So, yeah. Look at your
Look, there's your feet. I love it. >> So, you and uh Yeah, these are my feet. >> Yeah. Give me a You have a long toe. That's a long toe. Wow, >> they are. They're like They're like almost like fingers on your feet. Those
are crazy. Got some nice feet. Sorry. Okay. Hi guys. Joker. I'm just here with my my boyfriend joke I wouldn't mind if we like you know we get to IRL someday. Like did you see Aldi's on the uh RV or something right now? >> No, I don't watch them.
>> You don't watch them? Yeah. I mean I'm getting sick of some of these people. Like it seems like there's a new crowd. It's like say by the bell a new class and it's just terrible. like where's Slater and like you know Lisa Turtle and stuff like where like why is it like you know Saman and you know Screech no >> they said hey Alex and Psych my name is not Alex
>> okay so that was um that was that's Karen you know you inx but INX is in the community and uh she's really cool like you took out the trash and fix some uh fix some Yeah. So, um, how's your day? So, it's morning out there already. Oh my god, I'm drinking a beer. How How much am I drinking? I hardly have anything to drink.
>> I'm smoking a bowl. It has tobacco in it. It's kind of spliffy. >> Well, I have my um I have a couple vapes right now. Got I have this vape. See? >> Oh, you got one. I got one. I got two of them. Two. >> So, blue here. Look. You can see it turns on. See? Oh, my my AI is taking over. Hold on. I love >> Can you buy vapes from a dispensary
there? >> Yeah, that they're delivered. >> Yeah, >> you should buy one and then I'll cash app you and then you send it to me. >> Okay, sure. Yeah, I'll do that next time. No problem. Yeah. Um because I got these I think I got they're like well it's like I get them delivered so they're like 25 bucks each pretty much. Like 50 bucks each. >> I bet they're good too, right?
>> Yeah. This one's lasted a long time too. This one's called um it's like a blue dream one. And there it goes. >> Blue Dream. Yeah. >> Oh See, I was smoking hash. This right here is just regular weed. >> So, Joker, you know, you're on the CEX. Let me see. I think I show you. Have you seen the codeex? Have I showed you?
You're in. I'm sure >> your website. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, you showed me. >> I showed you I'm gonna look you up and see if like we can see some of your one of your old appearances. Let me see. Um, I mean just or like a short clip, you know. Let me see. So, if I go to So, if I go to the codeex, let me see. Am I Is it on the screen yet? No. >> Oh, it's like actually if you're going to show a short clip, dude, I need you to go to my YouTube channel
>> and show my show my kittens. >> Okay, let's see your kittens. >> I got two kittens. >> I'll get to your channel right now. Let me see. >> So, I posted a video tag and it got 6,000 views. >> Oh my gosh. Well, the kittens are cute. I mean, it's like, but >> the kittens, that's it. That's it. It's just kidn you in the video and Oh my god. Um I
don't know why they >> You should do that. You should start posting cat cats. >> Oh my god. And people are like, "Oh my god, he's exploiting his cats or like props to him." And >> I just took a video of my cats. I just said, "I got cats or I got kittens." And it got like 6,000. >> Yeah, I did get a lot of cat lovers first when I first started the show. That's like, you know, um let me see.
Hold on. So, I'm going to go to my subscriptions. Where are you? Let me see. >> Mr. Extendo. >> Mr. Yeah, Mr. Is it? Is that's just Is this Mr. Extendo? Mr. Extendo. That's it. >> Mr. Extendo with a W. >> Okay. Hold on. It has a W at the end. >> The very end. Yeah. It's just Mr. Extend. You just type Mr. Extendo. >> Oh, I see. Okay. At Mr. Extend with a W.
Okay. >> I had to change it because you couldn't find it any other way. Okay. So, >> because all the names that I pick, there's already someone with more subs that comes up first. >> Ah, >> so I had to find one like yours is original. That's how you know yours is original. So, yours pops up first. >> Yeah. So, here we go. I found Oh my god.
Look, here's your kittens here. Here we go, guys. This is Joker's uh kittens and his shorts. I want to see Joker shorts. This over here, >> dude. That's the one that got I just was just playing with a ball, >> okay,
>> dude. They're like little kittens. >> Did you name the cat? That's my dog. >> That got 5,000 views, dude. That's crazy. Then I just posted that one yesterday. Don't they look cute?
Just little kittens. Dude, you don't have to show any just flying helicopters. I'm gonna go I'm gonna go into your channel and watch it. It's Mr. Extendo with the W, guys. And I'll show Okay, so I just want to see if we can find like old classic Joker clip. Let me see my codeex. So, here's the codeex. And actually, I can write I can like I can
just search for your name. Like, let me see. Okay, I'm going to search for Okay, so CEX. Let me see. I can search for Joker. >> You're decoding the world. >> Yeah. Well, my whole show is like it's like up for decoding, right? Okay. So, if I go to the psychonomicon, can I search it? Uh yeah, search. Okay, so I can go Joker. Uh and look at there you are. So there
you are, the person Joker right there and says Joker panel member with dogs who has an inj arm injury and discusses his pets during the stream. Okay. Joker >> Joker is a recurring panel guest and dog owner with a memorable physical presence and a playful energy. He's a consistent participant in Cult of Psyche's open panel streams, known for his willingness
to engage in the show's increasingly chaotic and not safe for work moments. His dynamic with Psyche and their community is casual and competitive, often leaning into the absurdest humor that defines the stream's culture. The arm injury arc. Joker's arm injury is occasionally referenced across appearances, contextualizing his physical limitations during the show's
more physical comedy moments. muscle flex moments. Joker has established himself as someone willing to participate in the show's flexoff segments and physical comedy bits, including the awkward flexoff episode where he compares biceps with other participants and declares his superiority with get them out of
party and not work escalations. Joker appeared across multiple October 25 episodes where casual hangouts spiral into increasingly adult themed content. From the impromptu baby oil party to an unexpected twerking performance, unexpected male twerker steals the show, showing his willingness to push
boundaries alongside the community. Game participation and drama. Joker appears in several panel game scenarios, including a notably chaotic episode where he was uh he quit a game midstream panel chaos, Joker quits the game, suggesting occasional friction with the competitive dynamics of panel participation. The classic gun story
referenced in the classic cult of psyche, Joker and Christine's gun story, indicating Joker has folklore status within the community with at least one memorable narrative attached to his name. He appear he appears alongside Psyche the host, Janet, Jaime, Beta, and Rogue Nomad. In regular panel rotation, his relationship with Psyche appears collaborative and mutually comfortable
with boundary pushing content. His interaction with other panelists are competitive and playful, particularly during physical or game-based segments. And so, here's a classic clip. Awkward viral. Are you going to Are you the Oh, is this beat in here? Hold on, let me see. It's this one. We got one on one. Okay. So, go. But
tell who it is and then their number. >> Right. I can't see. Can I see again? >> Yeah. I'll put it on again. Hold on. I'm sorry. >> What the Uh, you seeing VA completely naked? Okay, whatever. Show it. >> I was a lot more skinnier back there.
>> Number three. >> Is a three. She's number three. Psyche. You're number six. >> I'm a six. Okay. I'm number six. Um uh uh Joker. Okay. You're also the number six. >> I'm seven. I'm seven.
>> Joker. We're like twin sixes. We're Joker and I are both sixes. Okay. >> Are number one. The guy holding like a gun officer guy holding a gun. I'm tripping. There's There's a There's a one. I'm I'm I'm number one. >> Jamie,
>> you're one with You're also number one. >> No, I'm seven. >> And for Empress Janet, you are number one >> as well. There was one other person. So, was everybody on the panel? >> I'm seven. I'm seven. I said I'm seven. What do you said? I said I'm >> 10. James, you're >> okay.
That was interesting. Okay. Awkward flex off here. I want to see one more here. Here's the awkward flex off and funniest butt. Here we go. >> Look at my muscle man. I love that guy. I love I love >> Oh my god. >> Where's the muscles? >> I saw them. I saw muscles. >> I didn't see anything.
>> Now he's flexing. He's flexing for me. Flexing for me. >> Huh? >> Yes, Joker. Thank you, Joker. Joker. Yeah, >> I got bigger biceps. Get him out of here. Get him out of here. >> Joker's hot as hell. >> Joker. Joker, do you remember when you and the Indian guy, you and the Indian
guy were like lifting weights in the backyard and I was like, "Can you guys flex?" And you flex for me. Like, nobody flexes for me. >> I was really strong. I was really strong. >> Usually over the summer, over the winter, I usually get fat and then over the summer I get really strong. That's usually how it works. >> >> love. I enjoyed that. I just want to
thank you guys for flexing because you guys knew I was and you guys were like flexible. >> You guys want me to do it? >> Stop putting me on the big screen. >> You want me to do a push? >> You're the star of the show. Come on. You're the star of my show. >> drunk off her ass.
>> Get me off the thingy. >> Joker left. in the show. >> Look at his butt. Look at his butt. Look at his butt. >> That hang. >> Oh boy. >> Wow. That was fun. >> That was back in the old days. >> That was the old I mean that was like,
you know, that was a classic show moment. Is there one more? I mean, look at all the appearances. Here's your quotes. I'm seven. I said I'm seven. Oh, yeah. You're So, I guess you're seven in the number. It says, "Get them out of here. Get them out of here. Okay. Uh, let me see one more. The diddy party. >> Do you write all this? >> No. Well, it's it's like it's like a combination of like Well, there the
these transcripts are scraped and analyzed and so it's like that and then put into like books and stuff. So, I mean there's like there's over a thousand of them. There's like 1,600 of them. Um, okay. >> Yeah. I mean, it's like and so there's like half there's like a million segments and stuff like that, right? And so there's just like a lot um a lot of stuff. But, uh, let me see. The unexpected twerker steals the show. Wild reactions. Hey, one more. Let's watch
this. One more. >> Janet. Janet. Janet. Cam up. Janet, can you cam up? >> Janet, we need some twerking. We need like a twerking. I don't want to twerk. Jamie Rose, do you feel like twerking? Can you twerk? >> Where' Joker go? Joker. Joker, can you twerk? Can someone twerk, please? >> No, I don't know how to twerk. Janet
knows how to twerk. >> Joker's gonna do it. Joker. Joker's Joker's a man. He's know how he's He's going to do it. Okay, Joker. Go ahead. Oh my god. He's taking out his pants. Okay. Oh my god. Yes. Oh >> I need to find that that
>> Thank you, Joker. Oh my god. He took down. Guys, that is a real man right there. That That is a real man. >> Okay, he's coming on the panel. Where's movie? >> You are a real man. I love you. >> That was funny. >> That was good. Hey. Hey, Lasus. How are you? You're good. Five minutes gone now. Yeah, you were gone now. Joker's here.
Joker's the best. Like Joker actually like and he Guys, you have to check out his show, too, because he he does music requests and and stuff. And so he's played my songs a few time like not not my songs but like you know songs I requested and stuff and uh get there early enough and then type in SR exclamation points SR and put your song requests and uh >> I've gained 170 followers or subscribers
in the last 28 days. >> Oh great that's awesome. Yeah I'm sure you'll go f I mean you're really likable I mean most like a lot like once people see you they'll like they'll like you. You have that kind of like distinctive look with your mustache. >> They said that I look like that guy Chud. Do you know who that guy is? Chud. >> Chud. Is that Is that Is that um Sher's
Sharer's daughter that became a man? >> No. Did you hear about the streamer Chud the streamer? >> Tell me. Tell me. >> You haven't heard about the story of Chud? >> No. What happened to Chud? >> So, he's a streamer who's famous for saying that people were like chimping out basically. >> Chimping out? What does that mean? >> Yeah. Like he like goes up to people and then if they like react crazy, he's
like, "Oh, you're chimping out." And he has a gun on him. >> Oh my god. >> And so like his all of his confrontations go viral with people. You see what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> And so finally somebody ran up on him and punched him and he he pewed them, but they didn't die.
>> Okay. So is he is he in prison now? He's He's uh attempted attempted murder allegedly. >> Yeah. So he's in jail for attempted murder. So probably forever, right? He got arrested, right? >> Yeah. He was a streamer. He remember that guy Manny in Vegas? >> Yeah, I heard that story. Yeah. The guy that got shot because he got like >> he's like he's like a bigger version of Manny.
>> Well, there's some Manny was crazy. Manny like went after people and this guy just like people go after him. You see what I'm saying? >> Mhm. Well, yeah. I mean, it's like uh yeah, it's like a lot of these big guys like to get into fights, you know? They're just looking for or they're looking but a lot like I would like a like most of these streamers carry a can of mace and have it like right at the
ready and stuff. I've never seen anything like it like where it's like >> Yeah, he has mace and he has a pew pew. >> Yeah. I mean, it's like I wouldn't want to like I mean, and it's like and they have like a hair trigger. They're very easily triggered and I wouldn't in real life I don't think I could like really hang out with many people because I think they would probably beat me up or or unal alive me like really. I don't know. It's like, >> well, I think that the only time that people are like, that's only toxic
communities and like I don't think that you're a toxic person like that. So, it wouldn't matter. >> Toxic communities though and it's like so it's kind of like it's kind of like part of the at least like the atmosphere. >> I'm saying like you wouldn't let like going around like macing people consume your life. I no I wouldn't consume my life but it's like if I needed to
protect myself I mean it's like I would like probably want to >> have a can because there's like probably homophobic people and stuff. See I would I would I would get really good at the mace. I mean I would like my my dad loved guns and stuff like that. Um you know I kind of like never it's hard for me to get a gun but um I kind of been more into like you know incapacitating like rather like you know if I was like you know if I
needed to like >> you're medieval. Well, it's like I just No, it's like I would just rather pepper spray somebody and like have them be in pain for five minutes and like shoot them and have them like, you know, like disabled and stuff like that. >> So, you're non-lethal. >> Yeah. I don't want to like I don't really like I don't want to kill anybody like it's like I mean unless like I really needed to like if there were like you know >> in a self-defense scenario.
>> Self-defense scenario. Yeah, I suppose. Yeah. But um otherwise I don't really um I'm very peaceful person, you know, for the most part. I like I like uh I like people getting along. I like peace. I like I just don't like I mean it's like but I'm I'm surrounded by chaos though and surrounded by like you know problems and
stuff but um I still and but I haven't changed too much. I mean I I I have changed from last year. You can tell I look different and I sound different. I don't even recognize that person. this like and I have changed in a lot of ways but I still think I have my like a heart like uh and I don't like want bad for anybody and I that's like really what I put out there. I try to put love out there. I
get so much hate that it's like I'm kind of like what am I doing wrong or like but I but then I again I do feel able to love too like a lot and uh even with like even if there's not like the most people in my chat or like talking my chat anymore because you know they're mad about something or other or like some loudmouth is saying oh boycott psyche or whatever like there's still people like they're still watching and it's like I think people are just
scared. there's a really weird uh atmosphere and like, you know, people just don't want to be go against the the main crowd or whatever. But I don't care. I will and I know you will too. Like you don't care how many people you have in your chat. You just you you do it for fun, right? Like this like the streaming or do you consider it like a career? Like I used to, but that's like I mean it's like I'm
just happy to like be doing what I like to do. Um if it wasn't fun for me, I wouldn't do it anymore, I don't think. You know, are you still there? Are you gone? No. What happened to Joker? Well, I'm going to play a video real quick, guys. The 17 people in here. Enjoy. Okay.
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>> In the graveyard globe beneath a static moon, everybody whispers that I'll be seeing you soon. Black lace secrets hanging from the telephone wire.
Your little co dancing around the funeral p. You hear my name in the back of the church and the dead at them stations where the lost souls look. Well, I don't mind the rumors if the candle
stay lit. Every broken little heretic is loving this SO GIVE THEM SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT. Something dark to scream and shout. Silver knives involve doubt. Baby, give them something to talk about.
Something in the shadows moving under your bed. Something in the choir singing names of the dead. They say the cult to sight. He's got a hold on your mind. Well, maybe we were monsters all along inside. I see your painted pale in the red TV glow
with your mascar at the midnight show. You wear devotion like a crucified crown. And all the pretty vampires gather around. Don't give up SOMETHING about
something to twist around. Whispers from beneath the ground. Baby, give them something to talk about.
Light the candles slow. Oh, let the whole world know if they're going to fear us anyway. We might as well put on a show.
Now the city sleeps, but the signal survives like a ghost transmission keeping dead hearts alive. And every lonely outsider of hearing this tonight raises up their blackening hands into the light. So give
them something to talk about. Something wicked crawling out. Ancient symbols, sacred mouths. Baby, give them something to talk about.
Give them something strange to see. Something no one dares believe. A little beautiful blasphemy. Something to talk about.
Heat.
Heat. Oh, don't fall asleep. He's waiting in the static again.
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>> Don't fall asleep. He's waiting in the static again.
>> >> Midnight leaking through the ceiling cracks. Black candles melting onto tarot stacks. Television angels whisper through the snow. Every channel says there's nowhere left to go. I hear footsteps underneath the floor,
but I live alone. I check before. SHADOWS MOVE wrong in the hallway light. Something wearing my face stands outside tonight. And the moon looks sick above HERMOSA WAVES LIKE GOD ABANDONED CALIFORNIA to graves.
Everybody online smiling with dead eyes. Posting pretty little lies while the real world dies. And every dream gets louder. Every mirror gross teeth. Every whisper secret underneath my sheets. I can feel the static breathing in
the walls. Hear invisible things crawling through the calls. Welcome to Psyche's nightmares. Black roses growing from electric chairs. Every live stream opens gates somewhere and the shadows
my name. Welcome to Psyches Nightmares. Carol prophets choking on burned air. Something ancient hiding in the flare and crawling through the frame.
I saw a woman dancing in the crimson veil. Headless orchestra playing funeral songs. Rats in tuxedos laughing at the screen. A raccoon queen smoke gasoline. The ocean turned black at 3:33.
Every wave whispers, "You belong to me." >> I tried to wake up, but the room reset. Same broken clock, SAME CELL. AND EVERY hallway stretched another mile. Every smiling stranger stared too long a while. >> Everybody chancing from invisible rooms >>
like a digital cult, >> preparing for doom. Some nightmares chase you, some nightmares study you, and some fall in love with you.
Heat. Heat.
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>> Now the walls breathe slow like dying lungs. Neon crosses drip with blood red suns. I see my old selves hanging from the sky like failed prophecies that refuse to die. But the nightmare made me powerful too.
Turn fear into something cold and new. Now I walk through darkness like a king. While demons whisper, "Don't let him sing." Because every word becomes a ritual flame. Every camera lens becomes a
summoning frame. Every audience member unknowingly stares straight into PSYCHE'S NIGHTMARE. Welcome to Psyche's nightmares. Velvet ghosts and pixelated prayers. Beautiful monsters
brushing my hair while the dead la. Welcome to Psyche's nightmare. Everybody screaming, but nobody cares. The dream keeps folding into itself somewhere. And nobody surives
the night. Do not rewind the tape. Do not answer the whispers. Do not look behind you. He's already there.
>> Ah. Hey, you're here with you're here with >> that was good, Psyche. That was good. >> Thank you. >> Who do you do? You type in like a CI. >> Guess who Guess who called me in the middle? That's why it me off. >> some person >> Danny, put down the wrong number at a jail in Atlanta
>> and they were calling my number and they were like, "Is >> Roshanda Cortez >> your inmate?" >> And I'm like I was like, "No." >> Have Have you ever been a Have you worked in a jail joker? Because in the Charles Manson video of me, they have you as a cop. I don't know if you ever saw that, but yeah. Um, so you
>> No, I don't I've never been in worked in a detention center. If I would to be a cop, I don't wouldn't be a cop. But I wouldn't be a cop, though. But >> if I was a cop, I wouldn't be a cop. But I would be a cop. >> If I was to be a cop, though. >> But if I was a cop, I would be >> If I had to be one, if I had to be one, I would be a state trooper. >> State trooper.
>> Would you suck up? Would you suck syrup? I'd be a state trooper so I could drive 150 miles an hour. >> Nice. >> I mean, think about it. They get the fastest cars. So, >> I know what syrup is. That's how they >> Magnum. >> In California, what do they drive? Motorcycles. State troopers.
>> I mean, some of them do. There's all kinds of cops in California. >> Is California crazier though? Like with the cops? Do they like chase you down like with helicopters? Um, it depends on Dude, California is so like huge and there's different >> there's so many different >> so many different Yeah, they got helicopters especially in LA. If you go
to LA, they got everything. They got a army, dude, in LA. >> Yeah, I mean there are ice everywhere, too. Like, you know, they're like kind >> It really depends on where you where you of like um live. Some places have almost no cops at all. Some places are heavily. >> Well, I want to go to Sacramento. Is Sacramento nice?
>> It's pretty. It's not. Yeah. I mean, it is pretty nice. It's nicer. I mean, it's nicer than most cities in America, but >> it's like there's nothing to do there. I mean, it's like kind of like >> It's kind It is kind of boring to be honest. >> What's What's the funnest most fun city? >> Yeah. Los Angeles. >> Yeah. >> Uh San Francisco is pretty goddamn fun, I would say. >> San LA. Yeah. LA. San Fran. Yeah.
>> San Oh, dude. Dude, if you want the best place to live, San Diego would be awesome to live. >> Where's >> Weather's Weather is perfect. >> LA up north. And so I'm Do you want to stay with me in the LA Joker? Yeah. Like just rent a car and >> San Francisco's north. >> Yeah. >> North Bay area. But San Diego's
consistently ranked one of the best cities to live in America. >> I want to visit Alcatraz. >> Oh yeah, I've been to Alcatraz. Yeah. It's like you go on a little boat. >> Yeah. I mean, it's it's cool. It's like, you know, I guess all the all the cells were like rotted out and stuff and so they had to close it, you know, because they like the seawater kept started like to rot it out. But there are people that
escaped from it and uh but yeah, it's really cool. They have like a little I remember I was like a kid when I went there, but um they have like a beautiful >> This uh this summer I'm going to the UK. >> You are? Oh, cool. You're going to Europe? >> Yeah, I'm going to Europe. >> London or? Yeah, I'm going to London. My brother got into Oxford. >> Nice. Oxford. Holy that's a
prestigious college. >> My uncle was a professor there at Oxford. Um he was a brilliant guy. Yeah, >> Z's prestigious, too. See? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, he is. He Z's wellnowledged. He he um well my uncle like um was like he he was he graduated USC when he was like 16 and then he went overseas and then he was like
>> 16 he went to USA >> in Cairo University of Cairo. Then he was like in the Anglican church. He eventually I have a picture of him giving Pope John Paul his 63rd birthday present and stuff. Um >> did you know Bill Gates went to college at like age 12 or something? >> He also dropped out of college, didn't he? Didn't he drop out of college? >> I think he actually did to be honest. Yeah. He's like, "So, he was so smart."
He said, "Fuck this. I'm going to college at 12 and then I'm dropping out at 16 and I'm making one of the most >> profitable businesses of all time, >> right? I mean, that's kind of like one of those fluke miracle things." But I guess, you know, anybody >> genius can like if you can imagine it, you can make it right now. If you guys want to like, you know, I
can like teach you how to do it, too. If anyone wants interested, you know, I can do consulting on it. But um because I can like but whatever you want to do you can make you can like have it like map it out for you like whatever you want to study even if it's very obscure kind of study you can get you can put together a program that will like just make you very knowledgeable in it and uh you can be the expert on anything. There's so
many opportunities right now. I don't know. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's it's it's not a matter of like your IQ. It's just a matter of your your willpower your your drive to to succeed. So college is not a guarantee of anything like especially college like now it's like even any degree or anything it's like it's like a little bit of a mix of like luck and timing and knowing the right people too. >> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Yeah. All that. >> Yeah. Especially LA is very competitive and so it's like going to be really difficult to like stand out in LA, you know? It's like but >> so like so just do your own thing. Just do whatever you want to be doing as long as you can, you know? It's like that's pretty much like the most important thing, you know? like and and be happy like you know because it's like so many people are are unhappy even people with everything you would think I have
everything and they're like the most miserable people so just be thankful for what you have and you have a chance to like live a life and have a experience and uh it's not all negative so you know I just hold that I hold that dearly but yeah Joker you want to come out to Los Angeles you can stay with me and I won't I promise I
won't touch you on the opposite We can hang out on Alito. That would be cool. >> Okay. Well, we can get drunk one night. >> We could uh walk around everywhere. >> We can. Yeah, >> we'll walk through the hoods. >> Oh, yeah. We have Compton nearby. You want to go to Compton? We can We can meet some black people if you want. >> Yeah, we go to Compton. >> Next to Compton
Roondo Beach. >> Roondo Beach. That's nice, right? Anyway, anything beach is really nice in SoCal. >> South Bay. It's like the South Bay. If you heard of Palver's Estates or like um Herbosa Beach or Manhattan Beach or um you know >> so many beaches I don't I mean I know like Orange County. I know Newport Beach. Uh >> how about Have you heard of the South
Bay? I live in the South Bay of Cal California like Los Angeles. South Bay Los Angeles. So >> South Bay I don't know. I don't know. Hunting is that near Huntington Beach or >> Yeah, it's around there too. I mean it's not? like that's kind of further away beach. Yeah, >> that's a nice area. Yeah. I mean, it's like Okay. Los Angeles is a huge huge city, too. Like, or it's not like people think it's like I'm in LA County, actually.
>> I mean, when people say LA, they usually mean like all of LA. Everything like Malibu all the way down to basically like San Diego kind of. >> Yeah. Yeah. And most of California is just like a lot of like of like nothingness except for like the coast, you know? It's like it's all like all kinds of cool stuff. And uh everyone wants to live everyone like if you go to
California you want to live on the on the coast you know so everyone's over the coast not on anywhere else in ex >> it's so expensive most 99% of people can't afford it >> right they s show in Torrance where I was born they showed like a million dollar house sold for a million dollars it was like this gutted um burnt out like um h house that is like you know
they're probably just going to tear down the house put a put a mini mall or something up there I don't know but it's Um the housing market is crazy. Like for a million dollars you can get like a dump like basically >> literally. >> Yeah. Like it's crazy. It's crazy. >> You want to buy If you want to buy something like near the coast. Yeah. Like a million dollars will get you a studio apartment. >> Yeah.
>> I'm going inside. >> Okay, dude. Go on inside here. Are you in the cold out there? >> No, it's just wet. >> It's wet. Okay. Well, I don't want you I don't want >> You want to see the gym? Psych. >> Yeah. Can you do like a little uh
working out for us to get us motivated? See the gym. And then then maybe a flex. >> Nice. He's got his own bench. Nice. >> Damn, dude. Andy's got like a bike cyclist bike or whatever. Uh whatever they're called. That's your Damn,
dude. Andy's got a nice flooring. He's got a nice setup there. >> Here, let me put it on full screen. Can I? Yeah, I can. >> Wow. Why do you have Where are your hotel? >> No, I'm on my I'm on my house. >> Oh, that's nice.
Okay it's not working out for me.
There you go. Oh yeah. What is that? That could see like Hey Brandon. What's up Brandon? How are you? Um there's >> 21 and a half. >> 20 2000 pounds and a half. >> He left the RV. >> 21 and a half. >> Look at his feet. I love his feet. I
think I have a foot fetish now. Seven and a half. >> That is that. Oh yeah, that's I thought that's how long your wiener is. >> Oh, I'm sorry. You're talking about something else. I'm so sorry. >> Is that good enough? >> Hey, whatever you want.
>> Have good enough. >> I heard that women like a 666. Is that true? >> They like 66. >> What's women like? What's women like? Just average. They don't want a gigantic elephant dick in there >> ripping them apart. Well, they want a guy with six inches, six figures, and six foot tall. >> Six six. They want Satan. They're looking for
>> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, as they Okay. But I think Well, actually, there's women that have a small penis fetish. I mean, they're they're very >> There are them, too. >> There's a few of them. >> Well, the majority the majority I've heard say that they want a 666. >> The majority want the majority like >> they want 12. They want 12 in. They want this. six plus inches. >> Okay. So So if a if a woman has an
elephant vagina, then she wants an elephant dick. If a woman has a Arby's roast beef vagina, >> like a French baguette or something like that, I don't know. Uh if a woman has a on taunt, they say there's like an elephant vagina, a horse vagina, and a deer vagina. >> It's really tight. >> And a rabbit vagina. >> Rabbit. Yeah. Like something. Yeah. That's the Playboy bunny. And uh you
know, they also under the Playboy Mansion. Did you know that? >> What happened? >> See the bathroom? >> Yeah. >> Bathroom. >> It's not finished yet. >> That's the nicest bathroom I've ever bathroommed. Oh It is nice. >> It's not finished. >> Nice. >> What is this? Your mansion Joker? Like
what are you? Bruce Wayne. What's going on here? >> Yeah, Bruce Wayne. I stopped being the Joker and I I came back to being Bruce Wayne. That's a good That's good ass. It's actually good. >> I'm elegant. >> Join the Join the good side, Joker. Don't be a Joker. Be a Batman. >> I'm from I'm from the I'm from the upper echelon.
>> You're from the upper echelon. So, what are you like a third degree Mason? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, that's I call that a porch mason, but Okay, good for you. >> See how my hand is in the light? >> Yeah. Uh, is that the hidden hand? >> Yeah, bro. I was wearing the triangle. I
was wearing a shirt today that said a California novice uh orus, whatever the it's called. >> Orus. Yeah. >> Yeah. With the with >> I'm a good warlock. >> California bear with a triangle eyeball on it. >> I'm I'm a solitary practitioner. I'm not a joiner because any group that would have me, I I wouldn't want to join. I'm
just kidding. No. Um, >> I'm a I'm a warlock now. >> Oh, good. Good. But but are you are are you are you going to you go to Hogwarts or something? >> Harry. >> He does look like a like a Harry. >> You know Mr. Leel? >> What's Crystal Bale? >> No, Mr. Leel. >> Mr. Leel. Um, is that like a Harry
Potter character? >> No, Mr. Lale is the devil. >> Oh, okay. I thought you were talking about Mr. Belding from Say by the Bell. >> Do you know him? No, I do. I know him. Mr. Leel. Let me see. >> Mr. Leel. >> To be to be one of the to be part of the elites, you have to be from one of the eight families. >> Oh, I'm from I'm from one of the 13
family. I'm from the 13th family called the Marobenians. >> I'm from the third circle triangle of Satan and hell. >> Okay. That's the Dante's third circle. That's where >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That one. >> Were in third circle. >> Dante's Inferno. >> Yeah. You got to be a part of some of the families and they all worship Mr. Leel
who they say is >> Mr. Leel Bal or Bale, right? Or like >> Yeah, label like But that's like Jezebel or >> Bale. >> Bale. >> Bale is like, you know, >> ball. You talking about ball means lord. I mean, all it means is lord, but then they made it into like the demons and >> What about moolak? Moolak. stuff. >> Mo,
>> sacrificer of baby. >> Moa in Greece. >> He's cool. He's he's a friend of mine. So anyways, what I was saying is is you have to be a part of the family to know Mr. Labal. And if you work for Mr. Labal, they they run the world. >> Okay. I guess I don't. What is he? >> Hell yeah.
>> That's how I ended up in a mansion. >> Well, I thought >> sold your soul to the devil for money. >> Well, that's not a very good idea. I don't think you can, though. Except Oh my god. Have you ever seen the last >> Well, I don't believe in souls, so it, dude. Whatever you got to do to make >> that's stupid though because that's money that's >> No, it's not. >> You're nist.
>> You're nihilist. Well, the thing is that >> dude, money will make your life so much easier. Just >> if we do not sacrifice there's there's poor there's there's there's >> being poor sucks, dude. Just >> that's cuz you're that's because you're American. You have this perspective. It's like there's there's poor there's poor fishermen in like on an island that have like a little fishing boat. >> Well, yeah. They're on a island
in tropical beautiful tropical islands. >> I'm in California, so how how bad how bad could I be? How am I can I be >> California has a I mean there are a lot of beautiful places, but there are a lot of holes, too. >> But I live in a beautiful place and so I'm happy. >> But how do you do that with money, right? >> Exactly. Well, I do that through circumstance.
>> Circum what? >> I would say circumstance like uh >> circum through circumstance. How things are how things are how >> circumcised? >> What? >> What? >> What? >> What? >> Was you circumcised? >> Circumcised.
>> Yeah, I've been circumcised. Yeah. Um I didn't have a a Weinstein. >> All right. So, I got to go plug my phone up on the charger. >> Okay, dude. >> I'll see you in a second. >> Okay, dude. Yeah, this whole like notion that uh making a lot of money is evil. I mean, I'm all for taxing the the wealthy. I'm all for taxing
billionaires. >> Money is not evil. It's like it's like >> it's not Yeah, money making money is not inherently evil. It's just >> No, but money is like also just okay. It's an energy. So, it's not necessarily just a material thing, right? Because an energy, right? And it can like lead to like, you know, different things and different opportunities and things like that. But at the same time, it's like the money doesn't make anybody happy.
It's like actually like the it's like we we are >> But it makes it doesn't make people happy. It just makes their life a lot easier. >> It can it can it can make it harder, too. >> You can't afford like healthcare and you're dying of cancer. Yeah, it'll definitely help you. >> Canada that's free over there. >> Well, yeah. America is not free because we have a we have billionaires and trillionaires who aren't getting
taxed like they should, >> right? And people other people who are poor >> are getting getting poorer and poor and they're starving and they can't afford healthare and they can't afford gas. >> Who cares? Okay, but who >> No, I care, dude. It's That's up. >> We live in a We live in the richest
country that's ever existed and people are starving and can't afford healthcare. Like, what the is that? >> One of the most wealthy parts of the country. So, how are you like living or surviving? You know, >> I'm living fine, but I'm I care about people who aren't doing as fine as me. >> Well, what are you doing about it? Are you doing charity? Are you doing outreach? >> I'm being outspoken. I'm saying
these billionaires. We need to tax We need to tax these billionaires. That's what I'm saying. >> No, I don't I don't think so. I think it's >> dude. >> You tax billionaires, right? Well, billionaires are spending a lot of money too. tax these like uh these just evil pieces of like Donald Trump making they're just looting
the Treasury Department. Looting just every every party does that when they get in there. They >> No, every party. No, every party doesn't do it as bad as Trump's doing it. Come on dude. >> Did Biden loot the Treasury as as bad as Trump is? >> Hell no. No, dude. >> Trump's the most corrupt in
the White House in our lifetime. >> Well, I don't really not even any There's no comparison, dude. >> I hardly even care about Trump. It's like he, you know, he's an actor. He's just he's like a >> he's an actor. He's he's an actor who's robbing people blind and people don't even realize it. >> I mean, it's like, you know, >> pisses me off, dude. >> But at the end of the day, I'm like, you
know what? it. Americans voted for this guy. They voted to get Rob blinded, so whatever. Let him get robbed blind. Not my problem at the end of the day. these guys. >> Trump and everyone who voted for Trump. Hope you get ripped in the ass. >> San Francisco. You're very Are you So you're a liberal? >> Yes, I'm very liberal.
>> Libertarian. >> Not very very liberal, but I'm liberal. I'm definitely not into Trump at all. I've never liked that I don't know how anybody I don't know how anybody ever believed his from day one. >> He's an actor. >> Yeah, exactly. There people Americans love their actors. They love Donald
Trump and uh Ronald Reagan and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Oh, he was in movies. He's I love him. >> You know what his name is? >> Idiots. >> You know what Schwarzenegger means? >> No, I don't know. So Schwartz, heard the word Schwartz. >> Uh, I know it's German or Polish or something. I don't know what it means. >> There's a Yiddish word called Schwartza
means black. >> Schwartz. >> Oh, yeah. Schwartz is like black. >> So Schwartza. Okay. Schwartza. Black. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Means black, too. >> Schwartza, Wow. >> I never thought of that. Aza, Wow. That's kind of crazy. What? I know. Donald Trump his his grandfather his
>> whoever his great-grandfather was Trump it was Trump and they trying to change this to Trump because >> you heard of the book there's the adventures of Baron von Trump and it's like this like it's like a book written like a hundred years ago and it has like the same exact name as like his son and like it's like there's all these like there's like a it's at the the Park Avenue like where the Trump Tower is
takes place. It's like so crazy. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. It was It's one of those >> Yeah. I mean, dude, I'm getting more every day I'm getting more and more convinced that we're living in the We're living in the uh what do you call it? Simulation matrix. Like Donald Trump. Donald Trump. Trump. Whatever. Trump. That guy probably is the the
antichrist. And we're all going to if Jesus ever was to uh reappear, it's probably going to happen in our lifetime. um Jesus. Um well, yeah, but it's like maybe Jesus maybe Jesus was more like a idea like of uh of like for everybody to to >> I'm with you on that. I'm actually with
you on that. I don't I'm not religious, but I do believe that the idea of Jesus and all these like uh these martyrs and stuff is good for humanity because it keeps people in check to tells people like what how to live your life. the rules >> because there's gonna be programming at least make it positive programming and I think
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Not enough people are I guess I'm one of them because I don't really follow religion but not enough people are and a lot of these who voted for Trump are super religious and they're like Christian >> they voted for the antichrist. God damn it. But the super religious people are like
are like they're they're extremists and so they're just as bad as like a >> Zionist extremist. Uh >> I mean I don't know about like but where you know the Israelis would come into it. But I mean it's like I mean it's like there's a lot of >> there's not it's not just Jewish is Zionist. It's Christian Zionist too, >> right? But there's I mean they're very >> I mean
>> psychotic, dude. They actually want to bring they will actually want to usher in like the end of the world and bring back Jesus. >> Yeah. I mean, but that's like then that's like a terrorist. It's like a you know, it's like it's like the Muslim. >> Exactly. That's what I'm saying. And people don't there's there's more American terrorists than there are Iranian terrorists or >> terrorists,
>> right? But that's >> when you when you say that they're like, "Oh, you you you hate America and I hate terrorists." Right. But it's like, yeah, it's like there are domestic terrorists, but it's like I think that was kind of like one of the things they tried to get like, oh, you know, Bin Laden and everything and they so they said, "Oh, take away all the privacy
laws and take away like the like the took 911 and went, oh, oh, we we let 911 happen, so oh, we're so v vulnerable. We need uh mass surveillance. We need the Patriot Act to keep us safe, >> right? I mean, it's like, you know, we But uh I mean, because all we have is the law really. And what is law? It's
just a madeup thing, right? It's like just >> law. Yeah. It's law is just rules that keep people in check. That's all it is. >> That's what everything is, you know? Basically, it's like that's what I mean. >> I mean, they're all good laws, but I mean, dude. >> Well, well, how many of the Ten Commandments are actual laws, you know? >> None of them. You take Donald Trump and he embodies
every >> every negative like >> he embodies all seven sins to the core. >> He's going to Valhalla, not not Isn't Valhalla like hell? Bal like >> Valhalla. No, it's like um I think that's like a Scandinavian >> like it's like Scandinavian heaven. Valhalla.
>> When you die, you go to Valhalla. >> Yeah. And the Valkyrie chose choose choose the fallen soldiers like you have to die brave in like a war or something like that. So they want to die like that. They want to >> Yeah. Everybody just some psychotic we got to kill we got to kill the the other uh tribal tribe and keep alive football game, right? It's like, oh,
it's like basically the same kind of people like they're just these dumb for sports fans, but they're like, you know, get >> Oh, yeah. Sports >> sports fanaticism is definitely Yeah. tribalism, >> but it's not killing people. It's just beating them at a sport. >> Well, I mean, that's like that's like learning team dynamics and it's learning cooperation. It's also like learning
>> It's learning Yeah. companionship, teamwork, all that. leadership >> because and you learn like to look at like people's strengths because it's like it doesn't matter what race or anything. It's like you have to like >> Yeah. That's why I love sports because it's not about it's not about race. It's not about everybody just if you're if you're good if you're a leader and you're good at like teamwork and
companionship and you're good at let's get this job done. That's that's what it's all about. I don't give a if you're black, white, Jewish, gay, whatever. Mhm. >> What What job do you want to get done? >> I want uh I want peace and harmony on the world. Peace and harmony. Uh
>> you know, you know, peace implies peace implies war because in order to like >> I mean it does kind of Yeah, you're protect right. It >> implies it. >> It would be nice if there was a world with out war and everybody was >> But would you >> thriving and there weren't billionaires leeching and sucking the blood out of the poor people? >> But you really think I mean you really think that's the biggest problem? You
think it's just billion? >> I do. I do. I think I think billionaires trillionaires are one of the biggest problems in America. >> There's like a hundred of them in the world. I mean it's like there's not that many of them, right? It's like it's like a very rare kind of like thing to have a billion dollars, right? If there's not very many of them. Um so >> well there's not that many of them but there's a lot of people living paycheck
to paycheck and that's a problem will die and their money will be will be um you know distributed. I mean it's like so I mean it doesn't happens in the >> Not there's not many who are going to world. die and distribute their wealth. There's like Warren Buffett said he's going to donate his money and that's a good thing. A lot of these are not going to donate their money. They're
gonna pass it on to their kin. >> They're not gonna they're not gonna they're not gonna give >> you think Donald Trump is going to if oh when I die I'm going to donate my money to Africa and starving kids and stuff. They're already millionaires. It's like they because there's other opportunities and things like that that come along with like being Donald Trump's child, right? It's like so I mean it's like
they'll get hired wherever, you know? I mean, it's like, right. I mean, it's like they're celebrities basically. >> Yeah, they're scum, dude. They're We don't need these We don't need billionaires. Sorry, dude. We can make the world work without billionaires. Oh, I need I need billions and billions of
dollars so we can go to Mars and build a colony there where only rich people go. We'll target We'll target the world and blow them up and take their resources and build on Mars and that. >> Well, I mean it's like they do but they're not even going to Mars. They just go to Arizona. >> They are going to Dude, you don't think you What? >> Mars real? Mars is not real.
>> We're going to Mars. >> Mars isn't real. >> No, none of the planets are real. >> What? >> Have you ever looked at them close up? They don't look anything like they're depicted. There's always just these these arcs. >> So, this the sun isn't real or the moon isn't real or >> the sun might be, but what is it? Like what is it really? It's like is it like a >> ball? It's a giant ball of burning
hydrogen and >> a giant ball floating in the sky. >> Yeah, exactation. >> It's a giant ball of elements that's just been burning for billions of years because it's so huge. >> Maybe it's a camera. Maybe it's a >> It's a camera. No, I don't believe that. camera. You don't believe that? >> Could be. >> I believe the planets are real. I
believe Mars is real. I believe Elon and his uh billionaires want to go there and Oh, it'll be safe if we build a little colony on Mars. They can't bomb us there. >> No one's going to Mars. But do you know Do you ever see South Park where the >> If they're not going to Mars, they're going underground, right? you at least believe that they're going into tunnels under >> bases, but it's like they don't want to
live there unless they have to, you know? It's like that's just like a temporary thing if there's >> of course they they don't want to live there, but they will. They definitely will if they >> they have >> Well, yeah. Do Do you have a pass? Do you have a pass to uh if there's a like a nuclear fallout? Will they let you underground and go, "Oh, I'm You're have to have like the uh you have to buy it ahead of time and stuff. I have a
>> course, dude. It's It's a rich club and resort." Of you're not invited. >> Well, who cares? You know, >> I care, dude. >> But you want to be in there with them? >> No, I want to kill him, dude. That's what I want to do. I want to kill those >> No, but you're See, you're just talking so extreme that it's like it's hard to take you seriously because it's like, well you >> How is that extreme that I want to kill?
>> How can they help billionaires and stuff like that? You want to kill billionaires something. because you're thinking they're doing >> Yeah. I want to I want to kill the people who are dead to you. >> I want to kill the people who are running the world. Yeah. because the world is up. >> Well, you shouldn't really say that because they're running the world and so they're actually >> I don't give a dude. They can come and arrest me. I don't care. >> They can do more than arrest you, but it's like I don't I just be care just talk about talk nice about the
Rothschilds please. >> Let's talk about uh bologn and cheese sandwiches. >> Well, bologoney Italy. >> Yeah. Vagna. >> I want to be bologoney you. So, >> I know you do. I want to be Bologonian Samohayak and Penelopey Cruz. >> Okay. Well, you go do that and I'll take pictures of it.
>> All right. Let's go to uh me and you. Let's go to uh Castro District and we'll we'll find some gay guys and some hot chicks and have a orgy. >> Okay. >> Sounds fun. >> Yeah. >> Dude, what what the guy would I be on the same bed? like be in this twin beds or
>> No, I'm on I'm on your team in in the sake that like I will uh I will do whatever I can to like talk up like oh this guy >> psyche he's my he's my best friend. >> Yeah, but I'm gonna say the same thing about you and >> Exactly. We'll be tag teaming I'll be tag teaming gay guys and you'll be tag teaming
Cruz. >> It'll be awesome. I can't wait. >> That's what I'm saying, dude. We get so late, dude. >> Yeah. So, >> have you ever Have you seen this uh this gigantic sea lion in um San Francisco Harbor? >> I've been to the sea preserve like in like I think it's like in Mon not Monteray, but it's like near one of those like beach city. >> Oh, yeah. Monteray has like a gigantic
aquarium and the San Francisco um Museum of Science is dope, too. >> Yeah. I mean, >> San Francisco is so dope. Have you Have you ever been there before? Yeah, I used to live in I lived in in Menllo and so I like we go to San Francisco for like the weekends and like for like place called Maritime Hall. I don't know if you heard of that heard of it,
>> but it's like Yeah, it's like it's like four. It's like it was like I saw like Suicidal Tendencies. I saw Guidal tight >> a bunch of like bands. >> Gore. You said you said Gore. Wow. >> I saw Gore there. >> Wow. People know Gu or even mention Gore. That's how you mention Gore. Yeah. I mean, and I was like a I was on a date and I was like we were I was like making
out with this guy and we were like in San Francisco and they're they're guarant peas all over you. Everyone like shoot blood big blood all over everybody. >> It was like it's crazy. >> That's another thing that's cool about San Francisco is they have just crazy ass bands like that who are super uh >> Yeah. >> out there and original. >> There'll be a rave in the next room and then there'll be a go club in the third
room like >> Exactly. So, it's like it's like there was be like like every like little like thing and then it's Yeah. Like it was just fun and like then people were like doing drugs and like oh here you do liquid acid. >> Yeah. Seriously, it's like San Francisco is like a Disneyland for adults. >> Yeah. >> To me. >> You ever heard of this? Have you ever heard of a band called Oxbow?
>> Ox. >> Oxbow O. Oxbow. >> Oh, I haven't heard of that. >> Yeah. The singer, they're from San Francisco. The singer is like this big ass puff black dude who will beat anybody's ass, but at the same time he wears like bra and panties on stage. >> Yeah. Well, >> might be a man you're into. Oxbow.
They're tight. Oxbow. I like them a lot. They're one of their albums has um what's the black guy from the rap pack? >> Oh, Sammy Davis Jr. >> Sammy Davis. Yeah. One of their albums has Sammy Davis Jr. on the cover and it's like I think it's the album's called The King of All Jews. >> Yeah. >> Sammy Davis Jr.
>> Yeah. Oxbow. I with them heavy. They're tight. >> Yeah. Well, the king of the Jews was Jesus. >> The king of the Jews. Yeah. But it's the King of the Jews. And then it shows a picture of Sammy Davis Jr. >> Yeah. Well, because he was like in this like basically Jewish, >> right? The Rat Pack was like bunch of Jewish cult. >> Was it Was it all Jews? I mean, I know there was Sammy Davis Jr., Frank
Sinatra, were they? They >> were all G's. >> I think they had they had all they had all the bases covered. >> That's tight. They had all the >> bases in the blacks, the G's, the >> Lee Harvey Oswald was Lee Harvey Oswell. Yeah, he was um a transgender. I mean, he or he's a transvestite and uh had a boyfriend and
stuff like that. He was probably behind one of the people behind the Kennedy assassination. Like they had >> Oh, yeah. I mean, I don't doubt it. There's some weirdass going on behind the scenes with the CIA and everything. >> Yeah, >> I don't doubt it at all. >> Can't talk too much about it because a lot of them are in my chat. So, just kidding. >> Are they? >> Yeah, probably.
>> them, dude. Get these Jews out of here. I mean, I like Jews. I just don't like I just don't like Zionists. Well, I mean I I mean I don't judge people by their race or their their ethnicity or their >> And when I say Zionist, I mean the Jews, Nazis, white supremacists, anybody who anybody who believes in ethnic cleansing, get the out of my
life, dude. I'll blow your head off, dude. you. >> They call it the katun um or kun. Yeah, it's like or something cocoon or something. Cocoon no tunam. And that means like the the cleansing or whatever. And it's like basically
>> cleansing. >> uh not euthanasia, but what's it called? >> Something. It's called like the the >> what was it called when when Hitler wanted to not euthanize, but >> Oh, >> eugenics. Eugenics. >> Eugenics. >> that. eugenics. killing people. Like >> we practice eugenics still. Do you think
like um people with Down syndrome should should be allowed to have children? >> Oh, that's a tough one. >> That would be eugenics. Saying no. Saying no would be eugenics because that's controlling the gene. >> It is eugenics to the end of the day. So, I would be contradictory if I said no. >> So, >> I don't know, dude. It's >> I mean, I I'm not to throw out those questions and that's why I like I can't
>> No, I appreciate those questions because I think of the same >> Yeah. I mean, it's interesting, but I do I mean, I do think like that they're like, you know, but they're like basically like need to be taken care of their whole life, you know? I mean, if you really like I think >> Yeah. should should people who need to be taken care of their whole life, should they be making more of themselves, >> but they don't know they see they don't understand what they're getting into and
like other people do. And so, it's like so I think that's part of it. It's like um you know, you need to like protect them from having the circumstance happen because that's like having a teenager like all your life basically because it's like if they get pregnant that you're >> I'll tell you this. I'll tell you this. I'd rather have I'd rather uh have a
system where we can care for people who are and they even choose to have more children. I think if the world was in a better place, we'd be helping them rather than feeding rather than funneling more more and more money to these billionaires.
We just want to make our lives shittier. >> Yeah. I mean, you know, at the end of the day, like, you know, well, sometimes they do, but sometimes they I mean, it's like the economy is interesting thing. It's like, uh, you know, because people can get rich here. They're doing the same things. And so it's like are you going to begrudge people for being rich when everyone else is trying to get rich? I mean
>> that's the thing like uh I'm for I'm for capitalism over communism but I think there should be a cap on how much money when when you're making quadrillions of the dollars like there you should be taxed out the ass. That's my >> that's my feeling.
Well, you know, >> you don't need hundreds of billions of dollars, dude. Come on, >> right, >> while people are starving. >> Yeah, you don't I mean, you don't need it, but it's like um it will be distributed like one way or another, you know? I mean, eventually it does, you know. So, >> but a lot of these retards, the people
who vote for Trump are like, "No, I don't I don't want to I don't want to help poor people. I don't want poor Mexicans living. I don't want any I don't want I don't want them to have health care. I want the billionaires to get richer and richer and richer. >> Well, but it's like that's like people can like imagine if you like worked for a billionaire or something. It's like
then you became like the like the massage therapist at Google when before Google got public. >> Dude, people who work at Amazon >> Yeah. Jeff Bezos have many and many of them have complained about how shitty their how shitty their uh work experience is and how they're just basically modernday slaves,
>> right? Well, I mean, it's like, yeah, because it's very automated and it's like, well, it's like in in Asian countries, they have everything like monitored now. Like you wear like a little thing, so if you stop working or whatever. Hey, hey. Um, yeah. So, hey, everybody. How's everyone doing? There's a Karen's in the chat. What's up, Karen? Um, so, um, yeah. I don't know. So, so when are we gonna
meet? Are you going to come drive and pick me up tomorrow or >> It's an awful long drive. What about are they going to build this uh this goddamn train station? What is it called? The auto >> autobomb. No, hold on. >> Autobond. It's like um it's like a train that it's going to be super fast. It's going to >> these it's like the liberals wanted to >> Okay,
do it and then it got shut off during Trump or something and then now they're going, "Oh, all right. We're actually going to actually going to build it this time and it's going to cost hundreds of billions of dollars. They're going to make a a highway or a high-speed train or some that goes from LA to San Francisco. >> Yeah. >> Have you heard about that or No. >> Well, yeah, I've heard of that. But it's like, you know, I mean, they take a
flight a plane, too. And it's like it's kind of >> Yeah, plane would be probably a lot cheaper. >> An hour by plane to get to San Francisco. >> If you play If you pay for the plane ticket, I'll pay for the gas and come pick you up and drive around San Francisco. Okay. It's only like 100 bucks. So I could I can >> All right. >> Down to hang out. it.
>> Okay, we'll see. >> We'll go to the Castro. We'll go to uh we'll go to goddamn district. >> You're not like a big fat scary person, are you? >> I'm not fat at all. I'm like pretty normal. I'm like 175 foot. >> You're six foot. >> No, I'm not a fat I'm not a big fat pig.
I'm probably I'm like your age >> or in your 40s. Okay. >> Like old like later 30s. Yeah. >> Okay. So, you're younger than me? Oh my god. >> Younger guy. Okay. >> I feel I'm like old physically, but I feel young at heart, so that's good. >> Like, >> what do I look like? Uh,
brown hair, blue eyes, but I have my head shaved. White. >> Oh my god. >> Scandinavian, Germanic. Oh, you sound hot. >> I'm pretty hot, dude. Not I'm not really into it, guys. But >> you're not really, but >> I'm kind of like masculine looking. Sort of. >> Okay. >> That's what I'm saying. Like I'll I'll
be the masculine dude. I'll be like, uh, >> I'm good at I'm good at talking to like people who I'm good at talking to like gay guys and just be like, "Oh, >> yeah. >> I can't really um think of anything. Hey, I'll be a bottom for you. >> Not for me, but >> my boy my boy Psych over here. Like >> what kind of what what kind of guys are
you into? Black, white, or what? >> Um, Mexicans actually >> Mexicans. Oh, there's there's a ton of them in the Mission District. >> Yeah, Latinos and uh like mostly but mostly like the gang memory type. And so it's like every >> You're into notos or what? So it's Serenios here for that. Oh, it's not if
you go up to mission district, you better you better not wear blue. >> Yeah. Oh my gosh. But I'm going to take you to a Dodger game. >> Yeah, Mission's like full of Nenos and blacks. Not too many. If you're a Sereno, you might want to like get some protection if you're in that
>> Oh, okay. area. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I run around with Mexican drug gangs before, so I know. >> Yeah. >> Got a lot of them in like San Jose, San Francisco, all that Oakland. >> I've experienced life. >> We can Yeah, we can drive around Oakland. I'll take you through the
ghetto, find some black, sell this cracking >> And uh >> Wow. >> Okay. >> Yeah. around. Santa Cruz. Get some Get some mushrooms. >> Are you Are you make a crackor? What? >> I'm not Yeah, probably not. I'll help you though.
>> I don't want I don't want crack. You're probably not gonna have sex, you said. >> If If it's a woman, I will, but I'm not in the guys. >> What if it's a guy in a wig? >> No. >> What if it's me? >> Nope. Can't do it. >> What if it's me? I'm face down as >> Nope. Can't can't do it. No offense, but I can't. >> Okay.
>> I'm not attracted to Wiiers. >> I'm not gonna visit you then. >> The trip is off. >> Trip is off. >> Visit uh Joker in I heard Atlanta's full of gay guys. >> Well, yeah. Like Joker's there.
>> Joker. You hear that? >> You know, Joker and I we Joker and I know each other from Brokeback Mountain. We spent some time. >> Wait, why are you laughing? >> Cuz it's funny. >> Is funny. Hold on one second. I'm gonna here. What's really funny
is that it's true. Hold on one second. He actually also he arrested me when I was Charles Manson. Huh? Um, let me see. It's called Broky Egg Mountain. Actually, I don't know why they call it Brokiag Mountain, but that's not very nice. Okay. Have you heard of that? Have you heard of Brokiag
Mountain? >> Brokiag Mountain? No. >> You haven't? Okay. But you will know. Okay. Um, let me see. What's this guy's name? It's Tripkick. I >> have you heard of Tripkick? >> Uh, I think I've heard of Tripkick.
Yeah. He's like a clipper. >> Yeah, he's a clipper. Let me see. Um, so actually I'm in a lot of his videos. I mean, like quite a bit. Um, but I was one of the first videos that I was ever in. Um, it was Joker's in it. And so you get to see our very romantic. Uh, hold on. Oh, this
is it. Okay, so now I'm almost there. Let me see. Where's this Joker? Here it is. I found it here. Now, you didn't believe me, but look, do you see this? Uhoh. >> Number one worst snacks. >> Oh What did I just do? Close that here. >> Your waistline.
>> Olives has it. >> Remember that time at Brokeback Mountain. >> You're looking for work. I suggest you get in here pronto. Psyches is convulsing. >> Well, since we're going to be working together, I reckon it's time we start drinking together. >> What's What is What is my
>> Means your is uh perky perk lady. >> No, you kiss right.
>> Do you know somebody named Jack? >> It was fishing buddies. You want me to take my shirt off? >> You know it could be like this. Just like this always. This thing grabs hold of us in the wrong place and we're dead. >> Boy sure found a way to make the time pass up there. >> You don't go out there and fish.
>> You don't know nothing about her. >> No. Flirty Diamond asked to see my wiener and I showed her. >> You have no idea how bad it gets. You can't fix it. You got to stand. >> What the >> I wish I knew quit you. >> Is that Joker? >> What the
>> Nice. Is that Joker or is that somebody else? That is Joker, isn't it? Oh my god. Joker, what are you doing, dude?
>>
>> What's so funny >> you're laughing at? >> I'm laughing at Joker cuz he's claims to be a straight guy. >> He also says he woke he woke up with a guy sucking his dick. And you know what he did? >> Oh Oh, low low blow. >> No, but do you know what he did? >> Did he punch him? >> No, he let him finish.
Well, that's kind of gay. >> Kind of. Well, you didn't punish your >> I didn't let the finish, but I I should have I should have killed them, dude. If there wasn't If it wasn't such a thing as prison, I would have killed him. >> Well, >> I don't want to go to prison for life just for beating a motherfucker's face in. >> Have you seen this this video? Hold on.
Have you seen this one? The US Treasury's new digital payout mandate is a direct threat to the autonomy of social security recipients. And you know what I'm saying? Hey, don't get too fool yourself. >> Now get ON CAMERA. DO ALL THAT. I AIN'T
NO BRO. YOU BETTER CHECK YOURSELF. >> I don't give a >> black beat his ass. This That's so embarrassing. Chris K, you can't Tough white supremacist. >> What you talking about? What you talking about?
>> What you talking about? >> Whatever I want to talk about. >> Yeah. What's up? What's up? >> >> Yeah. What's up? >> What's up, bro? >> Cut him on his chin. What's happening? >> My face is collapse like a fuckingwhere.
>> Now, if I don't I bet. Now what? Bet that. Yeah. YOU DON'T WANT NOBODY AROUND HERE. BET THAT. >> YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING? GET IT ON THERE. PUT THAT ON THERE. BET YOU DON'T WANT NOBODY I BRING AROUND HERE. NOW WHAT?
>> Don't touch me. >> Now what? Now what? >> Exactly. Exactly. >> I'M NOT GOING TO GO TO JAIL for you. >>
>> you. >> Exactly. Chris K. Chris K is my boy. >> This deserved. >> Bam. Come on, man. >> Come on, man.
You want to get your ass over there? GET YOUR ASS over there. Get your ass playing. >> I'm not playing with y'all. I'm not Now what you up
And I'm in a suit. Let me indicator. Indicators. >> you, Get the out of here. >> Yeah. >> Get out of here. Get out of here. >> Yeah. So, you look like a lawn chair. Get out of here. I'm white and
you're not. >> Shut the up, Chris K. >> Yeah, exactly. Let me see. How about this one? Um, there's blogger. Let me see. Let me see. Where am I? That's where I'm looking for. Uh, oh, hold on.
Sam is on beat. That sounds good. Um, let's see what else is that Samrax. Okay, here. Um, Grace Thorp. I don't Here I am. There's Tommy James. Okay. Um, >> you got anything on uh you said what's his name? Uh, blog blogger has ruby red
a butthole. Ruby red butthole. >> I can't show it to you, but it's Yeah, it was it was actually in >> show. Show it. Can you show it back? >> Show it. Looks It looks like it's blowing a balloon. >> You see this one? This is a good one. If you're over 60 with money in an IRA or 401k, a federal law that just
completed its roll out is the >> Everybody felt they were there at the beginning of the great experiment like we were the chosen people. >> One's agenda was simply to >> Hallelujah. Everybody pray together.
>> America was land of promise. It was my conviction. We will have no problems. >> We will have no problems. >> I don't think we all pray for one reason that guru and his evil influence out of my city. >> They're run by satanic power.
>> There is talk of vigilantes who may seek revenge on the Raj Nishes. >> Pause it for a second. This is >> evacuated. Was a catastrophe. closely. I'm just terrified. If you me up, protect our community.
>> you. >> No one else will call upon the governor to disarm this army. Now, >> you. >> If the government does decide to get you, >> they're going to get you. >> There is bias. There is prejudgment, religious discrimination, and this is democracy. I've had enough of it.
going to mount a full scale assault. >> We will be ready to protect ourselves. >> I've grown up understanding thou shalt not kill. >> What had happened? >> There's darkness in all of us.
>> Doesn't make you a bad person.
You know, Christine told her own son, >> "Go jump off a bridge." And then she said, >> "He was he did, but isn't like an alligator infested pond or something?" It's a very confusing story. I don't quite know. >> It was a very confusing story. First of all, why would she say that to her son? Second of all, she said it. Why would
she then say, "Don't I mean, but she did say jump off a bridge." It's okay. Christine, I said sacrifice babies in the woods. You can tell me to uh jump off a bridge. Okay. But you know Oh, then then they're saying, "Oh, I was so I was so drunk as a scum." Okay, first of all, really Oh,
I I I don't really drink. Bea, you don't really drink. Almost every time I hear you, you are so drunk as a skunk, I can't even barely hear your high-pitched Minnie Mouse voice.
How many wings have you built on the White Claw factory? How many wings have they built? How many cars do the executives of Whiteclaw own just based on on your on your monthly consumption? And you're telling me I always He's drunk.
>> I mean, that was a little bit ridiculous. >> And why isn't anybody saying anything to her? >> Oh, you're a >> You're not only a drunk, you're a mean drunk. >> I mean, maybe I I'm sober. I mean, I'm kind of mean, but Yeah. >> Gosh, Tommy James lame. >> Oh, he's so Okay, the the yelling in the
supermarket. That was okay. the the bothering the lady at the tempropedic mattress store. That was a little bit low. >> Um I didn't like what he did at the fish counter either. Think asking for a poop fish. That's really inappropriate. >> Poop fish. >> But then the like he thinks it's his human right to come on my panel, right?
He's like, "Oh my god, he wouldn't let me on his panel." First of all, you're not an interesting guest. I mean, it's like you're just like so pompous and like, "Oh, I'm Tommy." What? What? You think you're You know what? You're not Tom Cruz or I don't know Tommy Lee Jones or whatever. I don't know. Tommy James. >> You're Tommy James.
>> You're not him. I heard you rap with Alexandre. >> Shameful. Anyone that says anything about my music, you have to hear um the rain falls down their duet. >> Okay, I don't want to pick on her, but she's now she's posting more stuff. She posted >> Good Times is Jewish. Beat is Jewish.
>> I go too far into it. Okay, let me see. Uh uh I'll say uh yeah, there's Sam formed by me. Smi here. Here is Michael Jackson. Let this mineral melt in your mouth to transform your oral health, rebuilding your gums and teeth. >> Oh, I'M
You suck. You suck, >> Do you not like
theirs?
You better do you want to be done?
>> Yeah. Person sending people to my house. The last thing. >> Okay. That was pretty funny, huh? Well, there's maybe one more on YouTube, but yeah. So, how are what are you doing today? me. Uh, I don't know. Just some work. Got some. >> You're just going to be in your basketball shorts lounging around
>> probably. Most likely getting drunk. But now I got some like to do. I got like I got to feel the mow. I got um rotoilling to do. >> Tilling to do. >> Roto roto tilling. >> Rotoilling. Oh, okay. cutting up the dirt and grounding so you can plant
>> I got uh I got um compost to cut up. >> Thanks. >> See, I got my plates pretty full. I got wood to chop up with chainsaws. >> Chop wood chains. That sounds like a plan. Um >> chop up chop up like 12 inch to 14inch cuts of wood and then stack them up so they can be
>> cut in the fireplace. >> It's not very big. It's not very big. Yeah. >> 12 inches. I mean, that's like kind of like a not long. I mean, but Okay. >> It's pretty It's not very long. >> I like I like >> How about How about like six eight inches of width? Is that pretty big or no? >> Eight inches of width.
How do you cut this with the saw? >> Chainsaw. Yeah. Vroom. It's about the size of a chopstick.
It's so funny. >> I don't know. But yeah, I chop up like wood so uh can be burned from the fireplace to keep keep warm in the winter. >> Okay. Well, that sounds like a great idea. Here, watch this. >> I got like got like a a field to cut the grass so it doesn't catch on fire and burn everything. >> Let's watch this video. >> We got we got a lot of goddamn fires. I
don't know if you know that about like California. over that backless
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me. Tell me you wish I wasn't dead. Body burn.
>>
>> I guess I'm gone now with all the ghost I lingering in a place of dying slow with the sunlight on my bed. You say you want to fix me, but darling, let's be fair. I'M A SHRINE
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every lie. No more asking. Tell me why. When you stand without defense, you become your evidence.
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weak. But silence words can't speak. Let truth don't argue. Truth is real. No more chasing every lie. No more asking, "Tell me why."
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NOW YOU'RE SILENT, BUT YOU'RE STRONG. >> You were right there all along. >> No more needing their approval. You out through the hor. You don't fight. You don't defend.
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>>
>> They broke the wrong man.
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untouchable. No fear left to control. They try to break THE SPIRIT, BUT THEY WEAPONIZE THE SOUL. I don't beg for loyalty. I don't chase applause. I became the nightmare born from learning how people are. OPEN PANELS after midnight. Internet ghosts
on screen. Conspiracy prophets and falling kings talking in broken frequencies. Nick sings rituals in the static glow at 333 where the strange things grow. While psyche studies every face like a predator learning pattern slow everybody loud online now everybody selling pain. Everybody desperate to be seen like addicts chasing f. But the
dangers MOVE IN SILENCE. THE DANGEROUS wait and watch the danger. Know the timing before anybody talks. No more fear of losing. No more fear of shame. Once you survive the worst thing,
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untouchable. Cold moon behind the eyes. Every betrayal fed the machine that finally came alive. Now the weak move
pressure made a diamond and suffering made a blade. Pain was never the ending. Pain was initiation. Every liar, every traitor,
every moment they thought you were finished. They were building the thing that would outgrow them. Now I move like shadow politics through the noise and smoke. Never revealing everything, never giving all the code. LEARN THE WORLD'S A CHESSBOARD. LEARN PERCEPTION shape
reality. Learn calmness under pressure. Terrify agility. So I don't react fast anymore. That's what prey animals do. I study patterns patiently and strike when the timing's true. No fake forgiveness is no dramatic grievance. SUCCESS BECOMES A PUNISHMENT FOR everybody who switched team.
I AM THE STORM THEY CREATED >> the signal they can't erase a myth inside the alithm with static around my face unreadable untouchable.
The silence says enough. You can hear the fear in people when calm survives rough. >> I don't fear abandonment. I don't fear collapse. Because once you build a fortress mind, nobody takes it back.
They wanted pain to destroy him. But pain gave him architecture. Cult of psyche broadcasting forever.
Heat.
Heat.
>> >> Midnight static in the wires again. City breathing smoke through electric skin. Young ghost walking through a world half asleep. Carrying storms nobody else
could keep. Eyes like search lights cutting through disguise. Hearing the truth underneath the lies. Every room bends when the silence breaks. Every mast cracks when the watch awakes. You were
born iron in your lungs. Fire in your bloodline. War on your tongue. Built from fashion, sharpened by the fall. The kind of soul that survives it all. Stood in the noise when the screens went black. Held the line while the wolves attack. Turn
pain into signal. Signal into flame. Now strangers whisper your hidden name. You are the voice in the afterlow. The one who walks where the lost ones go. Lighthouse wire to a dying age. A proper laughing inside the cage. And they said, "Stay small."
But your spirit was a cathedral built too tall for their ceilings.
You learned young love could wear sharp teeth. So you studied shadows like scripture beneath neon streets. Every betrayal became another map. Every collapse taught your soul how to adapt. Every late night talking
strangers from the edge turned into another sacred fledge. Now the algorithms circle like kings feeding on panicking glittering things. But you move different calm in the flood. A strange kind of holy mixed into the blood. There's a thread pulling through your chest, leading somewhere beyond unrest.
Through broken signals and crowded rooms, past digital temples and painted zones. You gather the wanderers one by one. The outcast, the wounded, the undone. And somehow the chaos obeys your hands like the universe remembers your plans. You are the mirror, the lost ones fear. Because when they speak, they become clear. You drag hidden ghost into the lies and teach
broken hearts how to survive the night. >> >> Black panther pacing beside your face. Silent guardian at the midnight gate. Stars watching close
through precious skies waiting for the sleeping fire to rise. And when the whole world drowns in performance, you remain
terrifyingly real. Not polished, not safe, not easy to own. Just true.
>> >> A living signal in the age of static. A soul too ancient to stay automatic. A voice carved out from pressure and flame. A man becoming larger than his name.
So let the crowd scream into the void. Let the false kings chase what they destroy. You were never built for a normal life. You were fortune contradiction and fire light. Now the rooms grow quiet
when you arrive because something in people comes alive like they almost remember who they've been before the world taught them to dim somewhere
beyond the screens tonight. Past the city haze and satellite light. Something old leans close and smiles. The story isn't ending. It's recognizing
itself through you.
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