Speaker 1: Welcome to This Is Important, a production of I Heart Radio,
Speaker 1: the show where we only talk about what is most obviously,
Speaker 1: very crucially important today. On This is Important, I'm a
Speaker 1: fist you and punch you in the dude. My ass
Speaker 1: is fine and it's been fine for thirty eight years. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go take a ship. Let's go go. I
Speaker 1: wish we all had more. I would like to battle you.
Speaker 1: What I end up doing with the board is I
Speaker 1: just make the noises with my voice? Uh that I
Speaker 1: love it. Make the music with your mouth, boy, I'd
Speaker 1: like to make the music with my mouth. I keep
Speaker 1: for my favorite for my favorite boards, but's I like
Speaker 1: all of them? Will make the music with your mouths.
Speaker 1: Let's go. Yeah. A lot of people have been pointing
Speaker 1: out the fact that you, Adam, are always claiming that
Speaker 1: everybody hates the board. So maybe it's you're projecting the baby.
Speaker 1: I've just gotten a lot of Oh do you I
Speaker 1: love the board? I don't hate the board, yeah, but
Speaker 1: why do you think I'm always doing it with my mouth?
Speaker 1: I'm doing the board that it's important? Who's who? You
Speaker 1: can't tell? Is everyone chunking right now? Or just make
Speaker 1: you're the main chunker. Probably just you. You're probably the
Speaker 1: main chunking prankster. I think you're chunking it's me? Are
Speaker 1: you okay? Do? We can't have this. We're it's only
Speaker 1: three of the three man crew. We can't be dipping out.
Speaker 1: I wanted to come in so hot? What can you
Speaker 1: hear us? Can you hear us? You know what I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do. I'm gonna hardline. Oh man, this is bad.
Speaker 1: It's if it's down to me and Adam, this is
Speaker 1: gonna be like a weird the best podcast yet. What
Speaker 1: were you going to say? What would be? What would
Speaker 1: we really dive into? Just you and I? What were you? Uh?
Speaker 1: Therapy talk? Wow? You really liked walking down that path?
Speaker 1: Didn't I did? It was enlightening for me. I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm learning stuff. I'm like, yeah, it's cool. It's it's
Speaker 1: no pressure. It's it's low pressure situation to talk about
Speaker 1: your feelings. Oh now DIRS is completely frozen. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: here we are, so here we are drs. DRS can't
Speaker 1: afford internet and uh and Kyle had a hard time
Speaker 1: getting his seat belt off in a van. Excuse me?
Speaker 1: Yeah Internet, okay, I can Okay, did someone say I
Speaker 1: could know you're you're good to go? I'm not sure
Speaker 1: bad I can okay, okay, I can't afford it or not?
Speaker 1: T I I nation we maybe we're falling apart. I
Speaker 1: don't know, man, I don't know what's happening. Hey, it
Speaker 1: took a hundred and what is it? Three D four?
Speaker 1: I think we're on four at this point. Hundred and
Speaker 1: four learned four apps for us. Maybe let's go as
Speaker 1: is what we need to do. Let's let's go, let's
Speaker 1: let's actually leave. The guys were cutting it off at
Speaker 1: one oh four. So are yours? Are you coming to
Speaker 1: the little bb Q gathering that I'm gonna gonna have
Speaker 1: on Sunday? Are you not a good friend? No way, O, man,
Speaker 1: let's not man, I can't. Uh, first and foremost, um,
Speaker 1: I'll be recovering from the Malibu Trathlon, that seems I mean,
Speaker 1: when this airs, it'll be weeks ago. But like that's Saturday,
Speaker 1: and then my wife, very funny movie. Uh is my wife?
Speaker 1: She's leaving me. She's leaving for Africa. She's going to God,
Speaker 1: you have an entire conscience. She's going to Kenya, she's
Speaker 1: going on Safari. Can you believe it. Damn, that's damn.
Speaker 1: That's sick. Kenya is uh in Africa. It is in Africa.
Speaker 1: Can you spell it? Uh? Kenya's in Africa. She's going
Speaker 1: to see the Great Migration, and she and her sister
Speaker 1: are taken uh, their mom too on Safari for like
Speaker 1: her seventieth birthday or something like that. Yeah, that's cool,
Speaker 1: that's cool that your wife, she's I've known her to
Speaker 1: go to Africa like maybe three to five times since
Speaker 1: i've known her, maybe more maybe more so cool upwards
Speaker 1: of the teams. Teams, that's so cool. I wish when
Speaker 1: I was in my twenties, I would have picked like
Speaker 1: one country to be like, that's my ship. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go there all the time and help out and do stuff,
Speaker 1: because then it's a lifelong thing that you always going
Speaker 1: to go somewhere you always have if I may. Africa's
Speaker 1: a continent. It's a continent. Yes, it's yeah, he's saying
Speaker 1: he would have picked. I wouldn't just want people every
Speaker 1: people shooting for countries. Some just go to a city
Speaker 1: and build a library. She's been to several different countries.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna build a library in Baltimore, I would just
Speaker 1: say Balti more is my spot. Okay, I'm always gonna Yes,
Speaker 1: I know what you mean. She but she's been to
Speaker 1: several different countries in Africa. Yes, yes, yes, yes, fair
Speaker 1: And what's your favorite country in the continent of Africa? Yes? Points?
Speaker 1: Should I give him points for that? Let me ask you,
Speaker 1: so proud of myself for that dumb question. Wow, dude, Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: but I don't know. I mean, she studied abroad in Senegal,
Speaker 1: so I think that's where she kind of, um, that's her,
Speaker 1: that's her home base. Can I say that every country
Speaker 1: name in Africa sounds like it would be a dope name. Hey,
Speaker 1: and we just had to cut out the rest of
Speaker 1: what Adams said, but we're back now. Uh No, it
Speaker 1: would say it would say it sounds like a dope name,
Speaker 1: like if your name is Senegal. Oh, you mean like
Speaker 1: if it's a person's name, your humans name. Bro. If
Speaker 1: my name was Congo, I would be the coolest bro
Speaker 1: in the If you were Congo Anderson, my god, Anderson,
Speaker 1: w W E is very Oh oh my god, science, yeah,
Speaker 1: oh my god, here comes Congo Congo and their name
Speaker 1: was Congo Anderson, you would have an enormous TikTok and
Speaker 1: wrap wrap for it. It would just be a TikTok.
Speaker 1: I would have an enormous rap career even if you
Speaker 1: didn't wrap. You would just release albums with nothing on
Speaker 1: it and people would buy it because I said the
Speaker 1: coolest name. Is it too late? Too late for you
Speaker 1: to be Congo? Want that for me? I don't want to.
Speaker 1: I don't want that for me, all right. I don't
Speaker 1: want that for me. I like who I am and
Speaker 1: this is my fiance and gola. I went to a
Speaker 1: Congo Anderson concert. Did it smack? Dude? It didn't smack it,
Speaker 1: but it did slap slapped, but it blacked a bit.
Speaker 1: It was flapping there a few blacks, and towards the
Speaker 1: end it was flap. So I was flapping. At first
Speaker 1: it was flapping, then it was flapped. It was mostly
Speaker 1: a flo I went to a one Republic concert the
Speaker 1: other day. Guys. I never thought I would go to
Speaker 1: d republic concert. Didn't even know on accident. Did you
Speaker 1: get like caught in traffic or something like the traffic
Speaker 1: just you had you veered into the thing. You're like,
Speaker 1: I guess we're going guess is that I don't know.
Speaker 1: We can't it is it is? How did I know that?
Speaker 1: Because I just sang it. That's why it reminded. That's
Speaker 1: why it reminded me, because he was just singing it.
Speaker 1: He was like seeing it come out. There's no team there.
Speaker 1: When I talk, there's no I'm not thinking of anything.
Speaker 1: Before I say the words you're no team. I'm literally
Speaker 1: I literally say a thing and then I go, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's the thing I should talk about. Shoo shook
Speaker 1: something loose the old snapchat brain. Yeah, I went because
Speaker 1: Ryan Teter, who is the lead singer of One Republic.
Speaker 1: Of course you guys knew that. Of course I didn't
Speaker 1: know that, dude. Yeah okay, okay, So we're just saying,
Speaker 1: look at my face. Yeah, well you talked about him, right,
Speaker 1: didn't he like? Yeah, yeah, So he recorded a song
Speaker 1: for the Pitch Perfect show I did in Germany, and
Speaker 1: then so he was in Charles and was like, I'm
Speaker 1: coming through town. You guys should come, and Clo was like,
Speaker 1: let's go. They have a ton of you would know
Speaker 1: what she was like, what you would know? She was like,
Speaker 1: he said, let's She was like's sorry, I'm sorry, I'm
Speaker 1: looking also looking for One Republic songs. Dude, I do
Speaker 1: a lot on Okay, yeah, okay, just do the one.
Speaker 1: Just do the one. Well that's not the one at
Speaker 1: the top, but go ahead, keep tossing. So then so
Speaker 1: we go to the One Republic concertize there was it
Speaker 1: was wall to wall hits. I've never heard of this
Speaker 1: band in my life. I didn't know them at all.
Speaker 1: I didn't know Ryan Tedder at all. He's a super
Speaker 1: nice guy, dresses really cool, has swishy hair. It was
Speaker 1: wall to wall hits. I was like, oh, this is
Speaker 1: there wall to wall? How big is this room? From
Speaker 1: the windows of the wall, how big is this room?
Speaker 1: That it was a stadium. There was like people literally
Speaker 1: at him. I mean like, okay, it's wall to wall,
Speaker 1: but like, is it wall to wall a closet of hits?
Speaker 1: Like how many? Like you're saying, from the window to
Speaker 1: the wall, what are we talking? Brother? So the sweat
Speaker 1: drips down your ball. So I'm not saying I'm like
Speaker 1: a huge warm Republic fan because it always they all
Speaker 1: their music sounds like and even Ryan was you're talking
Speaker 1: about yeah? He was like it was like we have
Speaker 1: I'm like, do you ever get sick? Of playing like
Speaker 1: a certain song because I wanted with with like rock
Speaker 1: stars and stuff. I'm like, do you have you ever
Speaker 1: just sick of playing your hit? We're like because as
Speaker 1: a stand up you tell the same jokes too much
Speaker 1: or at the same story, you're like, Jesus Christ, I
Speaker 1: gotta launch it and this fucking thing again. But yeah,
Speaker 1: you still do it. But yeah, you do it totally. Yes,
Speaker 1: yeah you have to. People will get pissed if you don't.
Speaker 1: People love but but uh, rock stars on my do you?
Speaker 1: And he was like yes, I mean honestly, sometimes they've
Speaker 1: like licensed it or like they like, Whole Foods played
Speaker 1: this song to death and now it's Sonymous anonymous with
Speaker 1: Whole Foods. And I'm like, well that funk. It sucks.
Speaker 1: It's the Whole Foods And I liked this song. And
Speaker 1: now anytime you go to Whole Foods, I on my
Speaker 1: song is just fucking blasting. I'm like, that sucks. But
Speaker 1: he did a cool thing where he played like like
Speaker 1: five or ten one Republic songs where I knew all
Speaker 1: of them. I was like, this, right, this is a
Speaker 1: one Republic and then he stops. And he is also
Speaker 1: a prolific song, Wrob he wrote a million songs for people,
Speaker 1: and then for twenty minutes just played fifteen number one
Speaker 1: hit songs that he's written. Sick dude, I love when
Speaker 1: people because he owns the rights to him, because he
Speaker 1: wrote him, because he owns the rights. So then he
Speaker 1: played like it was him on the piano singing Halo
Speaker 1: by the Beyonce song, and just like a slew of
Speaker 1: other hit songs that I was like, Oh, Ship wasn't
Speaker 1: number one? Is that my favorite Beyonce song? Halo? Which
Speaker 1: one is that? Hold up? Let me? It's got that
Speaker 1: fucking beat to it. I feel like I like Halo?
Speaker 1: Did he right to the left? I like that one too? Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play a bit of Halo just to remember
Speaker 1: what it is. I just sang it, Yeah you did well.
Speaker 1: I don't skip ahead. Yeah, when Adam is cycling uphill,
Speaker 1: he throws that sh it on and it's just like
Speaker 1: I got this ship. Yeah, it's it's powerful, it's definitely
Speaker 1: a it's definitely a hit. The hit the hill with
Speaker 1: that one. You can go right up that room. Yeah yeah, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 1: yeah old cruise. Um. So he played that one? What else? Okay? Well, Okay,
Speaker 1: that's just not a closet. Yeah, this is a bedroom.
Speaker 1: It was a lot and a lot of the other songs.
Speaker 1: I don't know pop music all that well because my
Speaker 1: my knowledge what do you know cutting? Yeah, I know
Speaker 1: hip hop from the early two thousands and that one
Speaker 1: Talking Head song punk rock from the late nineties early
Speaker 1: two thousands, and that's sort of arguably all the punk
Speaker 1: rock that you know is was pop music was pop? Yeah, ye,
Speaker 1: but I'm talking, I don't know. I don't know what
Speaker 1: like it. Like Leona Lewis said, and I didn't know
Speaker 1: who that was. He's like this one you might know,
Speaker 1: Leona Lewis, I wrote this song that's like the graduation sound.
Speaker 1: He told the story and then they played the song,
Speaker 1: and then I knew all the songs. I just didn't
Speaker 1: know a lot of the people she was on, like
Speaker 1: not America's got talent or idle, but she I think
Speaker 1: she's from She's a Simon Cowell Discovery, I believe. Okay, wait,
Speaker 1: what what was the one he wrote, bleeding love? That's
Speaker 1: the joint? Is that the one he wrote bleeding love?
Speaker 1: Johanna saying bleeding that's the joint? Okay, I'm gonna play that.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play that d D stadium. Women were lying
Speaker 1: around me just like we got Wait, So, how does
Speaker 1: this dude tap into the mind of like female so hard?
Speaker 1: I think he's just a amazing songwriter. He just but
Speaker 1: he's writing like ants, like power anthems for He says
Speaker 1: that he's able to when he because I was like,
Speaker 1: sometimes when I am doing stand up, I've done the woman,
Speaker 1: the mind of the woman. If you've done something so
Speaker 1: many times, you're almost on autopilot. You try not to be,
Speaker 1: but sometimes you're like, I've told this story upwards of
Speaker 1: three four hundred times. I know where the punchlines are.
Speaker 1: I know how to tell it. That you're thinking of
Speaker 1: other things. You're like in your head. You're speaking to
Speaker 1: an audience and you're thinking, you're in your head. You're
Speaker 1: like making dinner plans, you're planning things for the night.
Speaker 1: You're like, Oh, I forgot to do this or whatever
Speaker 1: it is. I'm like, does that up to you? He's like,
Speaker 1: it happens to me so much that sometimes I'll be
Speaker 1: writing other songs while I'm performing a song WHOA, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, Oh, that's a whole other He's just coolly
Speaker 1: telling you I'm actually a genius, actually like super talented
Speaker 1: I am, because I'm like, oh, I'm not writing other
Speaker 1: stand up bits, think like a great idea for a movie.
Speaker 1: I'm literally going like, how much should I drink tonight?
Speaker 1: But are we really going to go out tonight? What
Speaker 1: cheeseburger are we getting right after this? So many double
Speaker 1: patties am I going to have for the single chunky
Speaker 1: one or the double smash? What are we doing tonight?
Speaker 1: But even the thing that's tripping me out is he's
Speaker 1: not like writing from for himself. He knows he's writing
Speaker 1: for other people. But here's here's what I think. Dude, Okay,
Speaker 1: you're the writer, go ahead, put us in the bin.
Speaker 1: This is what's fascinating is that, like he's still a
Speaker 1: guy writing songs that women are singing. And if you
Speaker 1: if you go back and you listen to like old
Speaker 1: songs about like a woman who's singing certain lyrics about
Speaker 1: how she misses her boyfriend or whatever, and a guy
Speaker 1: wrote it's it's I won't. It's not a guy writing
Speaker 1: for a woman. It's a guy writing for what he
Speaker 1: wants a woman. He wishes a woman was thinking or saying,
Speaker 1: in his defense, a lot of these songs he's writing
Speaker 1: with them, so he they'll go, he'll go to their studio,
Speaker 1: they'll come to him, whatever the case may be, and
Speaker 1: then they'll be like, he wrote in a Dell song
Speaker 1: and I guess he told the story on stage that
Speaker 1: she was like, uh, I don't blank it on the
Speaker 1: name of it, but she was just like over it,
Speaker 1: and she that's it essentially. Yes, He's like, okay, let's
Speaker 1: write that song. You're like over it or I'm totally
Speaker 1: blanking on the name of the song whatever, Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I get it. But yeah, and then he really liked
Speaker 1: it's just like, okay, let's write that song. And then
Speaker 1: they create the song to get so she's like, I
Speaker 1: don't feel gad, I've got ib s. B It's a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of bs. Okay, Okay, it's a bunch of
Speaker 1: b s. Rumor has it? Oh? Yeah, it was rumor
Speaker 1: has it the Adele song? Blake has it? You might
Speaker 1: want to cue up Adele rumor has it? Okay? She
Speaker 1: was like, she was like, oh, gun on, has it
Speaker 1: that I did this? Rumor has it that I did that?
Speaker 1: I didn't do any of this, but rumor has it?
Speaker 1: And then he was like, wait, wait, shut up, shut
Speaker 1: up quick with that guy, though, shut up, shut up,
Speaker 1: rut has it? Shut up? Stop talking. Can you imagine
Speaker 1: calling your friends he was a songwriter and being like, yeah,
Speaker 1: last night my my daddy U shut out. He got
Speaker 1: hit the song and mt elevator shaft and he's like,
Speaker 1: shut up, shut up. And then he was just like
Speaker 1: falling what nothing? Nothing, dude? Are you writing a song
Speaker 1: about my dad falling into elevator? That's like the greatest
Speaker 1: scene from extras Memory when it's David Budgy, little fat man.
Speaker 1: It is amazing. We'll post that first. Okay, well, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna play a little bit of rumor has it? Thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's see. Oh, he's out at the door. Let her in?
Speaker 1: You know this ship? Let her? I don't, Damn, I
Speaker 1: can't say I know that one. Well, you know it
Speaker 1: when it hits the rumor has it? Damn? I really
Speaker 1: I just played all the intros and he has some
Speaker 1: long intro. So yeah, he's taking him on a ride.
Speaker 1: What was crazy is when did these songs? When he
Speaker 1: did these songs, they they all sounded like a one
Speaker 1: Republic song, right, They all said, I mean, of course
Speaker 1: he's the lead singer for In Republic, so it makes sense.
Speaker 1: But they all it took like that female voice or
Speaker 1: that other artists voice and put their stink on it.
Speaker 1: That made it feel totally different. Like when he sang Beyonce,
Speaker 1: It's sure as hell didn't seem like a Beyonce like
Speaker 1: her halo. It felt like a totally different side. But
Speaker 1: she made it her own. Yes, So here's his list,
Speaker 1: uh that he's written songs for Adele, I'm gonna Leona Lewis,
Speaker 1: Miley Cyrus, Ed Sheeran, Jonas Bros. Jennifer Lopez, Camila Cabello,
Speaker 1: Lady Gaga, Maroon five, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: I mean every person is the fattest paycheck as well,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, and that kind of part of the party.
Speaker 1: It's like, hey man, you wrote this smash hit for
Speaker 1: this person, so we're gonna give you one for that person.
Speaker 1: Like and then if you it's like a batting average.
Speaker 1: If you kill it enough, you just keep getting opportunities, right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right. If you make a huge hit for Taylor Swift,
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden Ariana grand Is like, but
Speaker 1: also me write one for me. I know, I just
Speaker 1: kind of wish you would reach back a little bit,
Speaker 1: like just some smaller artists like get like little Zan
Speaker 1: and like just drop a real, real banger on him
Speaker 1: and just put him in an if that's necessarily his lane,
Speaker 1: but it could be. All you need is at the
Speaker 1: podcast to yourself for a moment to kind of make
Speaker 1: that player. Hey, Blake, should we turn the headsets off?
Speaker 1: What was what was this guy's name? Ryan Tedder? Ryan Tedder? Okay, okay, guys,
Speaker 1: we're signing off, so you can talk directly to Ryan Tedder,
Speaker 1: Ryan Tedder. Hey, what's up, dude, man? This is Blake
Speaker 1: from t I. I um, I just saw this documentary
Speaker 1: called The American Rap Star and I saw a little
Speaker 1: Zan there, and you know, it looks like he needs
Speaker 1: a hit. He needs a hit right now. So if
Speaker 1: you could just write him a big banger and get
Speaker 1: him to the top of the charts, I think the
Speaker 1: whole community would be very, very excited or that. So
Speaker 1: thank you every we can turn up now. Oh we're back,
Speaker 1: We're back. You're okay, all right? I mean, it wasn't
Speaker 1: that the whole thing with that what the Fox say
Speaker 1: song is that like that was some huge producer and
Speaker 1: then it was basically like the Fox kids love it,
Speaker 1: kids love it. It was some talk show in Sweden
Speaker 1: or something. They were like, do you think we could
Speaker 1: make a pop song about almost nothing? And they're like sure,
Speaker 1: and then they did it and it became like a smash.
Speaker 1: Who wrote that though did not know that that's the story.
Speaker 1: I think it was some big producer really, and they
Speaker 1: did it as on a lark, which is a very
Speaker 1: fun word use, like they actually like did the thing
Speaker 1: is that they were joking about? Well, see it's that easy,
Speaker 1: I guess, so it's not hard. He wrote a song
Speaker 1: for Black Pink that is that Korean all girl band. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're they're super big k pop bands. So I was
Speaker 1: on some talk show. I think it was like Cordon
Speaker 1: or something and uh oh no, I think it was
Speaker 1: Frank show. I don't know, one of those talk shows,
Speaker 1: and I was one of the guests, doesn't even know,
Speaker 1: but they were the musical guest and so the musical
Speaker 1: guests is on a little later, So I'm up first
Speaker 1: and my Twitter. I was like just looking at Twitter
Speaker 1: while it was on, not not even watching. I was
Speaker 1: like out or something, and my Twitter was exploding with
Speaker 1: hate of like, who the funk is this guy? Get
Speaker 1: him off the stage. We're ready for Black Pink and
Speaker 1: I've never heard of Black Pink before in my life.
Speaker 1: And then that's when I I tuned in and to
Speaker 1: see you don't want those K pop groups they're fan
Speaker 1: based to turn on you. They have armies, they have armies,
Speaker 1: like the BTS Army. They were true true yea, like
Speaker 1: they will come for you hard, they will come for
Speaker 1: you hard, but they're coming home. Not come up Black Pink,
Speaker 1: I think kinda do not come Black Pink Eye. They
Speaker 1: Black Pink Eye is our band. It's when you get
Speaker 1: punched in the eye and then someone also in your
Speaker 1: eye with somebody who's been brunching poo all day, right,
Speaker 1: dang know that's that's when you get Someone punches you
Speaker 1: in the eye and then they pull their pants down,
Speaker 1: presses their asshole directly against that eye, and then let's
Speaker 1: one rip. Can I do my version? Okay? Okay, yes
Speaker 1: you may. They fist you, okay, and then they punched
Speaker 1: you right in the eye. Oh that's a black Pinky. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna fist you and punch you and I, dude,
Speaker 1: that ain't happening. Black Pink is a is this? I
Speaker 1: wonder where how they came up with that name. I
Speaker 1: never thought of that. Yeah, Like I wonder if they
Speaker 1: were like this is two colors, are two favorite colors.
Speaker 1: It'll it'll go with everything we can sell the merch
Speaker 1: because these bands are like put together there, you know.
Speaker 1: It's it's like how the boy bands in the early
Speaker 1: two thousand at the Baxter Boys and the Instincts in
Speaker 1: the Degrees and other bands. Wait wait what Yeah, dude,
Speaker 1: they weren't friends before they were in the band. That cool,
Speaker 1: that cool husky pervert. Dide was like, I'm going to
Speaker 1: put you in the band they gather boys. Yeah. The
Speaker 1: fact that I haven't done his bio pick yet, I
Speaker 1: don't pizza Pizza. What was his name, Ron Pearlman, right,
Speaker 1: Ron Perlman. It's something like that. It's something like that.
Speaker 1: It's like Larry Pearlman. Dude. When I was in Japan,
Speaker 1: there was a billboard for some like all boy group.
Speaker 1: I think it was an all all boy like boy band. Uh,
Speaker 1: and their name was Black Monsters. Yeah. Yeah, they're not
Speaker 1: going to travel well, I don't know if that's gonna
Speaker 1: pop off here in the stage. Hell black mons? I
Speaker 1: mean I was laughing so hard I was crying in
Speaker 1: the street. That's crazy. Although, like what if they got embraced,
Speaker 1: If they got embraced, it's like, yeah, dude, that could
Speaker 1: be interesting. They are the Black Monsters. Sure, Okay, you
Speaker 1: never know? Man, Rumor has it how many people are
Speaker 1: in Black Pink? Because I know BTS is like twelve, right,
Speaker 1: there's like fifteen? Yeah, there's there's no no, no Black Pink.
Speaker 1: There's a It's a goddamn squad, is it not? Or
Speaker 1: am I am I mixing up my Korean girl? Wait? Wait,
Speaker 1: but isn't BTS many many? Dudes? I think it's like six? No, no, yes? Okay.
Speaker 1: Who are the biggest groups? Woutan Clan is pretty huge.
Speaker 1: That's a pretty big one. Okay. Oh so you're talking
Speaker 1: you're talking groups from thirty years ago. Well, I'm trying
Speaker 1: to think of like there's four members in black is
Speaker 1: it really? Yeah? What the hell? Yeah? You guys are
Speaker 1: like shouting out big numbers. I'm saying probably the largest
Speaker 1: group as far as music goes is Wu Tang Clan, Right,
Speaker 1: it's like, dudes, well, how many people are in the
Speaker 1: TSS seven four members? And what's that Canadian band? What's
Speaker 1: the Canadian band? No? No, no, no, oh my god,
Speaker 1: BTSs seven seven. Yeah, that's a lot. That's a lot.
Speaker 1: That's a lot. Wait, but then what's the Canadian fucking band? Rush?
Speaker 1: That's three people and the guy the fucking honkeys with
Speaker 1: the Arcade Fire Arcade Fire, thank you Todd. How many
Speaker 1: people are on stage at Arcade Fire content? Now there's
Speaker 1: a lie that's guy that they have a squad? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: And and they're like there's one guy with a trombone.
Speaker 1: The other guy's just banging trash can lids together. Right,
Speaker 1: there's one person just some just dancing around. I'm like,
Speaker 1: do they Is everyone getting paid oh yeah, five bucks
Speaker 1: to tour with that amount of people? Where a guy's
Speaker 1: just like he's just rub been sticks together and starting
Speaker 1: a fire on the side of the Our producers saying
Speaker 1: there's sixteen people in Arcade Fire? Are we telling jokes
Speaker 1: back there? We need the facts. I'm seeing she goes
Speaker 1: sixteen people. I think we're not paying you just think
Speaker 1: we need our need to did you guys hear the end?
Speaker 1: Of our last podcast where it was like a robot saying, actually,
Speaker 1: the address from Sopranos is not John Taturot's sister, it's
Speaker 1: his cousin. I was like, what really, I did not? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we were corrected after the Yeah, we were like, we're
Speaker 1: gonna that's open in the can of worms. If you're
Speaker 1: gonna start correcting us, Hey, allegedly, we just gotta never mind.
Speaker 1: We gotta see Chad Fighter. The sixteen people in total
Speaker 1: who have been involved over time. Okay, so the six people,
Speaker 1: but then because I've seen them in concert, like at
Speaker 1: festivals and stuff two or three times now, there's always
Speaker 1: ten to fifteen people on that stage. Yeah, doing weird ship,
Speaker 1: just doing random ship. Do you like them, Adam? Uh? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean they're great. I don't drive around listening to them,
Speaker 1: but they're great. Who do you drive around listening? I
Speaker 1: like that. That's like the I mean I don't drive
Speaker 1: around listening to them, but like, you know, they're great.
Speaker 1: At a festival. Their sound is so huge that they're
Speaker 1: sweeping that it does feel like if you're listening to
Speaker 1: it with a hundred thousand other people, like we did
Speaker 1: at Bonrou I'm like this is it already special? This
Speaker 1: is cool? But no they're not. They're not my rude
Speaker 1: I did, I did just find a new band. I
Speaker 1: bit Blake knows about them? No Pressure, a new punk band.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah wait what? Oh yeah? Oh yeah, the bitch pressure.
Speaker 1: Who the hell is no Pressure? I don't know. I
Speaker 1: might have that into that. Who the hell is that?
Speaker 1: Check them out? They're good, They're they're pop punky Ron
Speaker 1: Perlman put them together. Hell boy, yourself, put this band together,
Speaker 1: and you guys are going to be a band. Now. No,
Speaker 1: they're they're really good. Check them. I will say that
Speaker 1: that I do have a soft spot in my heart
Speaker 1: for Arcade Fire because if you remember, like Sean Clement's
Speaker 1: always brought in that, we had a very select few
Speaker 1: of records we would play in the Workaholics writer's room,
Speaker 1: and I think the the Arcade Fire album The Suburbs
Speaker 1: came out while we were writing some season It's Korea,
Speaker 1: and we would listen to that ship. So you know,
Speaker 1: if you listen to a record enough, even if you
Speaker 1: don't initially like it, it starts to just click in
Speaker 1: your head, like okay, it takes you back to a
Speaker 1: certain time. You know, what I mean, like you're transported,
Speaker 1: Like I know exactly what you're talking about. And I'm
Speaker 1: I'm sitting on that shitty chair that smelled like farts
Speaker 1: that was together in the room. It transports me back there.
Speaker 1: What song is on the I'm sitting there watching a
Speaker 1: guy get head from a mother of four in a
Speaker 1: parked car in the parking lot while sitting in the
Speaker 1: working Yeah we did, we, Yeah, we did. Was great
Speaker 1: times that would happen. I feel like you're adding some
Speaker 1: facts to it, but we I think that's fun. I
Speaker 1: feel like Sean and Kevin Etton had very different musical
Speaker 1: tastes from what I had. They liked like The National
Speaker 1: and they liked um Arcade Fire, which is kind of
Speaker 1: like white dad rock. But I started to get an
Speaker 1: ear for it because we would just listen to it
Speaker 1: every day and I was like, hey, Blake, you're a
Speaker 1: white dad. Yeah. And by the way, where was I?
Speaker 1: So I wasn't. I was just teetering at that point. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I cannot listen to the National? Okay, go home? Where
Speaker 1: was I when this was happening? Go off? You were
Speaker 1: in the room, brother, Trust me? Is the National? The
Speaker 1: guys like he basically sounds like the crash Test dummies
Speaker 1: a little bit. Okay, yeah, yeah, not for me. I
Speaker 1: don't know. Let's see, Kevin was always like, you like
Speaker 1: the National to me, and I think I was just
Speaker 1: trying to be cool, so I'm like, yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: know if I know a National song. They were a
Speaker 1: hot hot band in two thousand ten. If you went
Speaker 1: to a wood fire pizza a wood fire oven pizza
Speaker 1: place in two thousand ten, the National was playing. If
Speaker 1: you went up to If you've been to a brewery
Speaker 1: in the year two thousand eleven, yeah, exactly, you are
Speaker 1: listening to the National. If you were drinking an I
Speaker 1: p A with a funny name in the twenty tens,
Speaker 1: you might be listening to the National. Here's your sign.
Speaker 1: If you have a haircut that's buzzed on the sides
Speaker 1: but kind of long on the top, like a weird Nazi,
Speaker 1: but you're not, you might listen to the Nationals. Look
Speaker 1: like you are in the Peaky Blinders drinking a maple
Speaker 1: brown stout, you might be at the National. If you
Speaker 1: if you've got multiple selections of beard oil in your
Speaker 1: in your bathroom cupboard, you might listen to the National.
Speaker 1: If you're a kid is named after a country in Africa.
Speaker 1: If your child's name Congo person, you might be listening
Speaker 1: to the National. If you went ex throwing multiple times
Speaker 1: and bought your own and never used it, you might
Speaker 1: listen to the National like hit us with the national
Speaker 1: song I don't I don't know if I know. If
Speaker 1: you've got red wing boots that are crispy clean, and
Speaker 1: you keep from nice and tidy, you might listen to
Speaker 1: the Nationals. If your favorite baseball team is the Montreal Expose,
Speaker 1: you might listen to the National. If you have a
Speaker 1: baseball hat made out of Japanese denim, you might listen
Speaker 1: to the National. Damn Okay, well, oh, this one's from two.
Speaker 1: If you've washed your body with charcoal, if more than
Speaker 1: three items in your house have charcoal, if you use
Speaker 1: charcoal to pay, you might you might listen to the
Speaker 1: National Charcoal lemonade, I have charcoal, toothpaste, I have charcoal.
Speaker 1: So if you buy a T shirt that had the
Speaker 1: name of a pretend gas station on it, you might
Speaker 1: listen to the Nincitional Okay, let's see what this one is.
Speaker 1: Two thousand thirteen. Break us off all these songs I'm
Speaker 1: playing today, have slow start if you wore a Bolo
Speaker 1: Tide to work. Yeah, this is the crash test on
Speaker 1: me grow Shaan Clement's is right. The funniest script you've
Speaker 1: ever read might be true. Yes, writing to work Aholic
Speaker 1: episode where dang I can't even go into his voice?
Speaker 1: Can I skip ahead and just let us have it?
Speaker 1: It's that, it's that driving face drum. They all sound
Speaker 1: like they like they want to be Bruce Springsteen. So bad, Jason.
Speaker 1: This is a song where white dads are holding up
Speaker 1: their kids looking at him like you can be anything
Speaker 1: you want to be, and that song is playing. Bro,
Speaker 1: if you work hard in this country, turn the burners down, bro,
Speaker 1: we fox with the National, Give you my red wing
Speaker 1: boots and old car heart work jacket, and you might
Speaker 1: listen to the next Turn the burners down. Bro. We
Speaker 1: fuss with the National. They helped. So is there music
Speaker 1: like that that doesn't that's not popular anymore? No, it
Speaker 1: was a time. It was It was two thousand and ten,
Speaker 1: eleven thirteen. Well, I went to uh the Black Keys
Speaker 1: concert of a couple of weeks ago, and I saw
Speaker 1: our our boys Patent Dan Well. I don't know if
Speaker 1: Pat's our boy anymore? Man, Come on, man, he's into
Speaker 1: hot water hot hot. No, No, his wife is his wife?
Speaker 1: Hit him? Oh? Okay, all I think that I just
Speaker 1: read the third reconcilation. Good good, I hope. So look
Speaker 1: at this, Look at our little, our little gossip music podcast.
Speaker 1: I like him sipping tea. Welcome to Bitch for three. Hey, bro,
Speaker 1: bitch for I can't it's taken too long, bitch. Were
Speaker 1: we just bitch about music? Yeah, we just bitch about music.
Speaker 1: So I saw our guys there, but immediately the crowd
Speaker 1: was like I was one of the younger people there.
Speaker 1: I think I think that style of music had its
Speaker 1: heyday ten years ago. Uh, you know, and rock and
Speaker 1: about it because I love the Black Keys, I'm a
Speaker 1: big fan. But it like, I feel like that style
Speaker 1: its just it's not caught on with the one republic
Speaker 1: who's been around forever was all teenage girls. That's why
Speaker 1: I was there the bitch for what the hell? I
Speaker 1: don't know if this episode airing. I do listen to
Speaker 1: old music with like bands, and I'm like, is there
Speaker 1: just no appeal to being in a band for youngsters?
Speaker 1: Like Jim saying, like the idea of like getting together
Speaker 1: with your friends and doing something together. Is that over?
Speaker 1: Is that the whole thing where it's like because in
Speaker 1: a band there's conflict right where you're like, hey man,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do this base and people have to be like,
Speaker 1: actually we don't love that. Let's go with something else.
Speaker 1: There's conflict. Our kids just like not down for conflict
Speaker 1: that I'm gonna be in my lab by myself, playing
Speaker 1: all the instruments on a computer and you can't tell
Speaker 1: me what to do because I'm gonna do it all
Speaker 1: by well, no one can tell me what to do
Speaker 1: because I'm doing it on my own. You know, Is
Speaker 1: that what it is? I mean, we're we're a band
Speaker 1: as well. There's politics to it. It's hard, it's hard.
Speaker 1: It's hard. We come from a different we come from
Speaker 1: a different time where we can stay shut up. Well yeah,
Speaker 1: we could just say hey, I love what you're saying,
Speaker 1: but shut up real quickly. What you have to realize,
Speaker 1: I don't have to do anything, but everybody he shut up, bitch.
Speaker 1: You have to realize is with all that fighting, everybody
Speaker 1: who comes together is bringing something to the band or
Speaker 1: the group. And as soon as you take that person
Speaker 1: away as except for Kyle. As you can see, we're
Speaker 1: running and gunning without doing pretty good, pretty funny. He
Speaker 1: had a hard time getting that seatbelt off, so he's
Speaker 1: still he's still in that van somewhere. Oh man, But
Speaker 1: is that is that part of it? Like what or
Speaker 1: or are people just like, hey man, I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: famous on my own and not split the check, which
Speaker 1: is something we were always told where it's like, man,
Speaker 1: sketch groups are tough to like get people paid because
Speaker 1: if there's six of you in this thing, that's what
Speaker 1: our manager. Yeah, dude, I mean, what's the deal? Yeah?
Speaker 1: May I bet it? I bet that's part of the equation.
Speaker 1: Like it's way smarter to just like blow up on
Speaker 1: your own. All you have to do is face your
Speaker 1: camera forward and do it or whatever. Like if you're
Speaker 1: in a band, you have all. I mean, isn't more
Speaker 1: fun like kicking it? I would say when we were
Speaker 1: first coming up and and people were, you know, we're
Speaker 1: being like, wow, it's so cool that you guys have
Speaker 1: a show like are blowing up, and I'm like, the
Speaker 1: coolest part about it was is it wasn't we weren't
Speaker 1: by ourselves like we got to experience it together. Like
Speaker 1: that's what's so cool about being in a band is
Speaker 1: like hopefully those guys are some of your very best friends,
Speaker 1: and then you get to experience this amazing, like life
Speaker 1: changing event that usually as an adult, you don't get
Speaker 1: to experience that with a group of friends. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: fucking way. So it was the best. It was so
Speaker 1: how much fun was it when we all went and
Speaker 1: bought cars and then we showed up to the Workalx
Speaker 1: office and in our new cars. It was the most fun.
Speaker 1: The fact that we could go to nice dinners together
Speaker 1: and like actually have a good time and not be
Speaker 1: like freaking out about if someone ordered an extra and
Speaker 1: extra cobs salad or whatever. The fun because before all this,
Speaker 1: if somebody ordered cob salad, it's like walk it. He
Speaker 1: would make a scene. No, I was always poor with money.
Speaker 1: I was always throwing that ship away, right, who got
Speaker 1: six cobs salad? Even going to the south By Southwest
Speaker 1: with each other before like a premier, Like at least
Speaker 1: we're rolling as a friend group. It's so sick that
Speaker 1: we have all these like collective memories, collective soul because
Speaker 1: because I forgot about all of it, I need you
Speaker 1: guys to remind me about you guys, remind me. We
Speaker 1: really have to keep churning it up. Emma's always like,
Speaker 1: when did you go to so and so. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I don't remember. I don't know. We started drinking in
Speaker 1: the airport on the way to the place, and then
Speaker 1: I just woke up back in my own bed somehow.
Speaker 1: That I mean, that happened quite a bit. Damn man,
Speaker 1: I blame Isaac. I blame Isaac. It was two thousand
Speaker 1: and ten that we started to do stuff, and then
Speaker 1: too iusand eleven was when the show came out, and
Speaker 1: then it was just off to the racists from there
Speaker 1: on to the rais. Did you say it's off to
Speaker 1: the racist Yeah, that's what I said. Okay, we're gonna
Speaker 1: talk to you. Okay, we're back. We just talked to Adam, Yes,
Speaker 1: Congo Anderson. Uh. It was it. That's when we you know,
Speaker 1: we got it. We were off to the races and
Speaker 1: we really got to do all this fucking cool shit
Speaker 1: and you, uh, I forgot about so much of it.
Speaker 1: It's so nice to see like the ten year like
Speaker 1: this happened to you ten years ago today, like a
Speaker 1: decade ago. And you were like, holy shit, that was
Speaker 1: south by Southwest. What do you mean this happened to
Speaker 1: you ten years ago? Today, like all the old Facebook
Speaker 1: photos and things, you're getting the reminders. Have you lost
Speaker 1: your mind? Now? Have you ever lost a phone own? Adam? No?
Speaker 1: See that's fucking cool, but not, I mean not forever.
Speaker 1: Like I've lost a couple phones in my life, and
Speaker 1: like a lot of my memories are in those photos.
Speaker 1: So like I have connected to the cloud. Cloud, you don't.
Speaker 1: You don't shoot your ship up? No, I was really
Speaker 1: like not trying to hit the cloud. I was a
Speaker 1: little uh like I thought they were like stealing my
Speaker 1: ship or something. But like so there's like two years
Speaker 1: I thought theapening was coming for me. Bro, did you
Speaker 1: see Blake Anderson's fappening? Dude, I would love to see Blake.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's just him jerking off in a
Speaker 1: mirror or something like what it's just him checking out
Speaker 1: his own bud hole into being like what does it
Speaker 1: look like I'm gonna come? What does it look I
Speaker 1: still do? That doesn't still the same? It looks like, yeah, kin,
Speaker 1: I get older, but holes, here's a question. When you
Speaker 1: get older, does your butt hole get more. Frankly, that's
Speaker 1: a great question. I think the butth hole is the
Speaker 1: one thing. Maybe we need to start extracting butthole serum
Speaker 1: and putting it on the corner of our eyes to
Speaker 1: make the wrinkles and what to you as butthole serious?
Speaker 1: You know, gland serriums, but whole serium just jamming. It
Speaker 1: took about forty minutes, but we got we got to
Speaker 1: wrinkly buttholes, which which I'm a hype to jump super
Speaker 1: And so do we think if as you age, your
Speaker 1: butthole gets more wrinkly? No, No, it does, it does
Speaker 1: for sure because the more absolutely not no, Blake, of
Speaker 1: course it does. The more ship, the more rink form.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like the more you raise your eyebrows
Speaker 1: through your you're going to get more forehead wrinkles and ship.
Speaker 1: It's science. So you're Blake is notorious shipping once a
Speaker 1: week though, No, like you haven't. I could see, like, hell,
Speaker 1: are you full it? Where you were like scared of
Speaker 1: shifting as a kid. I could see that for you. No,
Speaker 1: I was not. First was not. No, I was not.
Speaker 1: He just he wasn't scared of it. He just couldn't
Speaker 1: do it because playing fuck off, Bro, don't treat me
Speaker 1: like Kyle. That's nowhere brother, Fuck you Bro. I ship. No, Actually,
Speaker 1: I was kind of scared. I thought I thought I
Speaker 1: knew God. I thought that was the way now that
Speaker 1: I started to think about it. No, my thing wasn't
Speaker 1: that I was scared, Okay. My thing was that I
Speaker 1: didn't want to like leave whatever separation I was know.
Speaker 1: Whatever we were playing, I like didn't. I was like, oh, shoot,
Speaker 1: I have to ship, but we're playing Kick the Can
Speaker 1: or we're playing Nintendo. Like, I'm not going every kid
Speaker 1: every kids Like I'm in the middle of something and
Speaker 1: then sudden like pause it and they fucking high tail
Speaker 1: it to the toilet my parents. Yeah, but no, dude,
Speaker 1: I did it a lot so blake. If we are
Speaker 1: at a will you shipped? Or will you ship in
Speaker 1: a gross bar bathroom if you have to go? Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: now you're talking to like an older me. I was
Speaker 1: talking to me as a as a kid. I feel
Speaker 1: like I knew you to be a tentative shitter. I woke, Adam.
Speaker 1: That's why I love being in a group with you.
Speaker 1: I love being a part of your band because when
Speaker 1: I met you. Because when you meet people who have
Speaker 1: completely different like uh buttles, completely different philosophies online, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna come completely different philosophies like Adam, you know, like
Speaker 1: it was like what, I don't have a photo. He's like, dude,
Speaker 1: like Adam doesn't give a ship. He'll ship anywhere, anywhere,
Speaker 1: does not matter. It's well documented true. Like he I
Speaker 1: don't even think. He lays down toilet paper on the seat,
Speaker 1: does not matter. He just downs. That's what your houses for.
Speaker 1: I wipe it down. If there's piss on it, I'll
Speaker 1: take some paper and wipe the piss off. Spend all
Speaker 1: that time. I'm I'm gonna sit, I'm gonna ship, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna stand up. I don't wipe my mask. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: And when I shower, for sure, you like to shower
Speaker 1: late and get the grossness off my ass. Adam, Adam, Adam.
Speaker 1: Out of one hundred times where you've sat down with
Speaker 1: no toilet paper and taking a ship, how many of
Speaker 1: those times did you take a shower within the hour? No,
Speaker 1: not within the hour. When I go, when I'm taking
Speaker 1: a shower later, dude, the human skin, the skin can
Speaker 1: take you. So then you would just like be with toilet.
Speaker 1: But for guess and guess what. My ass is fine
Speaker 1: and it's been fine for thirty eight years. A great
Speaker 1: as um dude, gnarly not gnarly, not gnarly. I guarantee you.
Speaker 1: I bet it's a slit. This is like stand up white.
Speaker 1: I truly feel most people don't do that. No, your
Speaker 1: whole bathroom routine is fucked, bro, But go ahead. I
Speaker 1: mean hey, I'll say it if I mean you stand
Speaker 1: or porta potty and it's our dropping brand names. If
Speaker 1: I'm in up handy Gump, Handy Gumpdi Gump, if I'm
Speaker 1: in like it's absolutely filthy, then I'll do something. But
Speaker 1: nine times out of ten or even nine point eight
Speaker 1: times out of ten, I'm not doing that. I will
Speaker 1: So how about this? Have you ever sat down directly
Speaker 1: on a seat right after someone else got up and
Speaker 1: it's still warm? I love it? Do you feel like
Speaker 1: a connection that person right? Do you look that person
Speaker 1: in the face as the exit and enter kind of nod?
Speaker 1: Or do you just go that's our hot tub time machine,
Speaker 1: that's our hot tub times who's out? Who's us? Who's
Speaker 1: our on this situation? No, this is we're writing this movie.
Speaker 1: That's how you get Yeah, you're you're able to get
Speaker 1: all of their memories if you sit down and they're
Speaker 1: hot hot, but contact. Although if you start breaking, dude,
Speaker 1: and then like they're like the bad guys start to
Speaker 1: realize that's what you're doing. So you're like trying to
Speaker 1: get there before it cools down and they're like holding
Speaker 1: you back, and Adam puts his big ass on itself.
Speaker 1: It's like Jumper. I've never is Jumper a movie. It's
Speaker 1: like Jumper is a jumper a movie. Jumper is a movie.
Speaker 1: It's also a song. I wish you would now that's
Speaker 1: an anthem. Wall to wall by the way, Hey, dude,
Speaker 1: saw them in Bonaroo. They did have more hits than
Speaker 1: I thought they did. The guys, is that semi sonic?
Speaker 1: That's right? Right? So the bands you know you asked.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry to offend you guys. He was wearing
Speaker 1: a leather kill bitchfork. He wore a leather kill What
Speaker 1: a savage, bro. I love that. That's nice. He was
Speaker 1: ready to clean the funk up. Hey, is this a?
Speaker 1: Is this a? Is this a strong? What do they
Speaker 1: call something? Take? Then I do? Yeah, what is he
Speaker 1: about to unleash on us. I like Third Eye Blind
Speaker 1: more than I like Arcade Fire. No, that's that's no.
Speaker 1: That is a hot take for you know, I don't
Speaker 1: think so, oh Blake, you don't think in today's day
Speaker 1: and age, that it's not a hot take to like
Speaker 1: Third Eye Blind more than Arcade Fire. In this day
Speaker 1: and age, that is for sure a hot, hot toilet
Speaker 1: seat take. I like Jumper more than any Arcade Fire song,
Speaker 1: more than the one that goes, oh yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: really love that song. I'm telling you right now, Third
Speaker 1: Eye Blind pops off harder now than it did when
Speaker 1: it came out and they were a super hit band
Speaker 1: back in the day. Hey, you don't gotta tell me.
Speaker 1: I like Third Eye Blind too, But I'm saying, as
Speaker 1: far as societal norms, Third Eye Blind is a straight
Speaker 1: up pit. Now. It's a pit now like those songs
Speaker 1: go so hard, people go crazy for that. I wish
Speaker 1: you let's step back from on the mattress. That's when
Speaker 1: you're gonna go in and start throwing some congo congo. Yeah.
Speaker 1: When I graduated from can't hardly that should goes so
Speaker 1: freaking hard that that's just window breaking. That's Kyle kicked
Speaker 1: the fucking windows out music as a DJ and someone
Speaker 1: who actually goes out, like have you heard anybody throw
Speaker 1: that down? Like mid Model? Like people are playing like
Speaker 1: hits from Now, hits him Now, hits from Now, and
Speaker 1: then they throw on when I because I know it
Speaker 1: smells like teen Spirit is like the new go to. Like, No,
Speaker 1: that one's weak. If you reach for that, you could
Speaker 1: get four other songs from that album that go way harder. No. No,
Speaker 1: But I'm saying, if you want to like have a
Speaker 1: throw down, are there ones that throw down harder than
Speaker 1: when I graduate? Uh? Well, you know it's like the
Speaker 1: emo renaissance. So we've talked about it, but it's like
Speaker 1: basically like we started, let's keep it real. My Chemical Romance,
Speaker 1: all that ship goes like way hard if you start
Speaker 1: to drop that ship because I feel like third eye
Speaker 1: blind what we were little when that ship came out,
Speaker 1: like my stepdad, but like my Chemical Romance came out
Speaker 1: a little later. You don't know who that is is
Speaker 1: that hold the damn door, but my Chemical Romance came out. No,
Speaker 1: Black Parade. Black Parade is a true banger. That song
Speaker 1: is a great song. Yeah, I don't know any other.
Speaker 1: What's the one that's like closing the goddamn door? Like
Speaker 1: that one? Was that? Fucking people go absolutely mania? Who
Speaker 1: is that? So? Yeah up, like that's all yeah, that's
Speaker 1: like a that's like closing the goddamn door. Is not
Speaker 1: Fallout Boy? It is. No, it's not. It is closing
Speaker 1: the goddamn door. No, what is it? Who is it?
Speaker 1: It's not Todd? Who is it? Panic at the Disco?
Speaker 1: Thank you? By the way. Why because you're a liar
Speaker 1: and you like all this music? They're from Chicago. Those
Speaker 1: guys are from Chicago. No, you try to play it
Speaker 1: off like you're some cool guy. I like some Panic
Speaker 1: at the Disco songs? All out Boy? Does anyone have
Speaker 1: any Fallout Boys they want? I would like to give
Speaker 1: flowers to Panic at the Disco? My bad. I thought
Speaker 1: you were full of boy for a second, and I
Speaker 1: was wrong. Okay, my pop punk knowledge is not where
Speaker 1: it should be. An apologies to Fallout Boy. Do you
Speaker 1: guys have so many hits? We just lumped this one in.
Speaker 1: When you factory it won't happen again, it will happen again,
Speaker 1: and I would like it to give an apology to
Speaker 1: the National. I know my boys came at you really hard,
Speaker 1: but Sean Clements, thank you so much for introducing them
Speaker 1: to me. I had you were shipping on them too.
Speaker 1: I I know, I dude. I liked it when it
Speaker 1: played in the room at Workaholics, and I think it
Speaker 1: it fed some of our greatest episodes. Take that to
Speaker 1: the bank and shout out to Sean Clements. I just
Speaker 1: did his podcast, Holly Would Handbook. If you want to
Speaker 1: get into this business out here in Hollywood, be sure
Speaker 1: and listen to Hollywood Handbook. Listen to the Handbook. It
Speaker 1: gives you the ins and outs of the industry, the
Speaker 1: what's two dues and what not to do? Pretty hardcore.
Speaker 1: And I would like to give some condolences to our
Speaker 1: listeners for um, not for this podcast. No, for not
Speaker 1: getting to hear start over. Just take that again. Just
Speaker 1: take that again. I would like to give condolences to
Speaker 1: our listeners, uh huh for having to listen to this
Speaker 1: podcast without Kyle, because I know the Rugal Lloyds are
Speaker 1: pissed that he's not here, that he couldn't get that
Speaker 1: seatbelt off. But yeah, and you guys, the fans, you
Speaker 1: guys all went in on us about yelling at Kyle.
Speaker 1: Guess what this is? What it is? Sorry, this is
Speaker 1: bitch Fork. Okay, sometimes you get poked, dude. Ever since
Speaker 1: that episode, Kyle has been gone. It's three episodes now
Speaker 1: bye bitch And that's another episode of bart. See you