March 11, 2024 • 6 mins
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(00:00):
So Ariana Grande is telling her fansto ease back, bro it's not being
mean to her ex. Last week, Ariana dropped her new album, and
if you listen to the lyrics,she sings about finding another woman in her
bed with her man, how shespent nights crying, only for him to
totally disregard her feelings and instead justturn up the TV so you didn't have
to hear her that, among otherthings. So everyone is like, wow,
(00:23):
Dalton Gomez, that's her ex husband, you piece of you know what.
So her fans started coming for himon Instagram, something that Arianna does
not approve of. She posted onSaturday, quote, I just wanted to
say to anyone that is sending hatefulmessages to the people in my life based
on your interpretation of this album,is not supporting me, and it is
(00:43):
absolutely doing the poll or opposite ofwhat I would ever encourage, and is
also entirely misinterpreting the intention behind themusic. Although this album captures a lot
of painful moments, it's also woventogether with a thorough line of deep,
sincere love. If you cannot hearthat, please listen more closely. Translation,
I don't want him to come outwith all the stories about me cheating
(01:04):
on him with SpongeBob, and whatpeople were saying was even if in the
divorce it says they can't talk abouteach other's relationship out there, they didn't
say she couldn't sing about it.Did you see her last night on the
Oscars stage? She had quite thedress it was. I don't know,
well, I don't know how youdescribed that thing. It was like big
(01:25):
and poofy, and it looked likeshe almost had to hold the thing up
in the front because it was solike it was large and out there,
she looks a lot different to me. It always looks different. I feel
like, well, I feel likethis is her current look that's been going
for a while. And I thinkhad she walked out there and and they
not said who it was, Idon't know that I would have really,
it would have taken me a fewguesses. I think, do you think
it's the hair, Yeah, it'sreal, real blonde, and like I
(01:48):
feel like maybe her eyebrowser real lighttoo. Yeah, she's gone like blonde
on blonde almost. I don't knowif that's the right way to describe that,
but you know, that's guy's speak. Yeah, I don't know.
She looks a lot different to me. Let me know what you guys think
about this. So Bad Bunny issuing a fan. He's currently on his
Most Wanted tour and there's one fanwho was at his show last month in
Salt Lake City who recorded some ofhis concert footage and then posted it on
(02:13):
YouTube. And I mean, ifyou've ever been to a concert, everyone
is recording for everything. I know. Well, I guess the reason why
Bad Bunny is going after this guy. He runs a channel that is centered
centered around live music, and sohe posts like really high quality videos of
full song performances. So Bad Bunnyis like, uh no, you didn't
have permission to record me in concertand then to share this to your followers.
(02:36):
You're using my name for cloud totry to gain views, so you
can probably make money off of this. So Bad Bunny demanded that he take
these videos down, which he did, but then he filed a counter claim
to try to get the videos backup, and that's when Bad Bunny filed
this lawsuit. And he is demandingsomeone to intervene and get these videos taken
down for good plus either a flatone hundred and fifty thousand dollars for each
(02:59):
of the videos posted, or anyactual damages that bad Bunny can show that
he's suffered from the postings. Okay, so where's the line? Because everybody
is recording these, everybody is postingthese. But as soon as it gets
to like a higher quality than we'relike, noah, whoa, somebody actually
might watch this because they know thatwhatever garbage video you've taken and the sound
quality is horrible, nobody can't watchthat. But once it gets high quality
(03:21):
enough, they're like uh uh uhuh uh, I mean, like,
where's the line? I thought therewasn't one. You paid for your ticket
if you want to go record himon stage, that's part of what you
are allowed to do, right,Well, you can't record a movie in
the theater and post that. You'llget sued. If anything, I find
it beneficial for the artists because thenwe see, especially if it's high quality,
we see the performance and we're like, oh, I want I want
(03:43):
to go to the show. Yeah, Wow, they're really good live.
I get annoyed because I do likewatching like live performances on YouTube. I
like to see artists perform live.If they're good, you know, like
it's just a different version of asong that you may love. I actually
really enjoy those, but you Iget really annoyed when I do click on
one and it's from somebody's cell phoneand it's a crappy recording of a live
(04:04):
show, and I'm like, whydoes this have so reviews? I can't
This is unwatchable, It's terrible.I think the high quality ones are good,
but I feel like, even ifit's a high quality video, no
one is going to watch it andbe like, I am so satisfied with
that. I don't need to seehim in concert. No, because it's
a whole different experience. So whatdamages is he? Really? That's what
I'm saying. I don't think it'sfair, but I guess does a performer?
(04:24):
Does a stand up comic? Doessomebody? Do you have the right
to just record their whole set andpost it? I don't think so.
I don't know how that works.I guess probably not the whole thing.
One little thing's here and there?Oh why not? Sound like he grab?
What do you have a right?Niner fans take a moment and say
goodbyes to Eric Armstead. According tosources, the team was unable to reach
(04:45):
an agreement with him on a restructuredcontract, which is football speak for hey,
could you take less money? Helpus out, so the team is
going to release him. Armstead's theteam's longest tenured player. They drafted him
in the first round back in twentyfifteen. He's the only player left on
the roster that was on the teameven prior to head coach Kyle Shanahan taking
over, which he did in twentyseventeen. Armstead has had a little trouble
staying on the field because of injuries, and he was slated to make about
(05:09):
seventeen million dollars this upcoming season,kind of base salary, but the Niners
are up against the salary cap andultimately need his money off the books so
they can sign some other players.Has to be pretty bittersweet for Armstead because
he grew up in the Sacramento areaand he's done a lot of really great
things off the field in the localcommunity here good forty nine ers, so
he should be applauded on his onhis way out. So take a moment
(05:30):
sayah goodbye, Selena favorite Eric Armsteadmemory of yours that he'd like to share
with everybody. There was that timethat he threw that ball. No he
doesn't the ball. There was atime where he caught the ball. No
he doesn't know the time that hetackled somebody. Yeah, he does do
that. I remember that. Hewas so good at it. Yeah.
A couple of sacks in the postseasonand you know, yep, that's all
I got. Graham A. Yeah, you've got to give a big shout
out to a couple of Oakland highschool basketball teams that won their state championships
(05:55):
over the weekend. First, congratsto the Oakland Tech Bulldogs. What's up
bull dog? By the boys team, they won the CIF State Division two
title over Bakersfield on Saturday, seventynine to fifty five. Totally pounded them.
So let's go dogs. And alsocongrats to the Oakland High Wildcats girls
team. They won their CIF statetitle beating a school out of San Diego.
(06:16):
Let's go lady Wildcats. Who congratulations? All right, thank you,
Graham. Next, on the JVshow, you said your son pulled a
fart prank on you. It wasnot a fart prank. It was a
disgusting, a very just what Ithink. It was not was a very
disgusting prank. It did not involvea fart. Disgusting and I'm upset about
(06:39):
it, but also on my respect. Bro, but I got I got
pranked, legit. Oh my god, this is okay. So we'll do
that next here on the JV Show. I cannot wait for this
So Ariana Grande is telling her fansto ease back, bro it's not being
mean to her ex. Last week, Ariana dropped her new album, and
if you listen to the lyrics,she sings about finding another woman in her
bed with her man, how shespent nights crying, only for him to
totally disregard her feelings and instead justturn up the TV so you didn't have
to hear her that, among otherthings. So everyone is like, wow,
(00:23):
Dalton Gomez, that's her ex husband, you piece of you know what.
So her fans started coming for himon Instagram, something that Arianna does
not approve of. She posted onSaturday, quote, I just wanted to
say to anyone that is sending hatefulmessages to the people in my life based
on your interpretation of this album,is not supporting me, and it is
(00:43):
absolutely doing the poll or opposite ofwhat I would ever encourage, and is
also entirely misinterpreting the intention behind themusic. Although this album captures a lot
of painful moments, it's also woventogether with a thorough line of deep,
sincere love. If you cannot hearthat, please listen more closely. Translation,
I don't want him to come outwith all the stories about me cheating
(01:04):
on him with SpongeBob, and whatpeople were saying was even if in the
divorce it says they can't talk abouteach other's relationship out there, they didn't
say she couldn't sing about it.Did you see her last night on the
Oscars stage? She had quite thedress it was. I don't know,
well, I don't know how youdescribed that thing. It was like big
(01:25):
and poofy, and it looked likeshe almost had to hold the thing up
in the front because it was solike it was large and out there,
she looks a lot different to me. It always looks different. I feel
like, well, I feel likethis is her current look that's been going
for a while. And I thinkhad she walked out there and and they
not said who it was, Idon't know that I would have really,
it would have taken me a fewguesses. I think, do you think
it's the hair, Yeah, it'sreal, real blonde, and like I
(01:48):
feel like maybe her eyebrowser real lighttoo. Yeah, she's gone like blonde
on blonde almost. I don't knowif that's the right way to describe that,
but you know, that's guy's speak. Yeah, I don't know.
She looks a lot different to me. Let me know what you guys think
about this. So Bad Bunny issuing a fan. He's currently on his
Most Wanted tour and there's one fanwho was at his show last month in
Salt Lake City who recorded some ofhis concert footage and then posted it on
(02:13):
YouTube. And I mean, ifyou've ever been to a concert, everyone
is recording for everything. I know. Well, I guess the reason why
Bad Bunny is going after this guy. He runs a channel that is centered
centered around live music, and sohe posts like really high quality videos of
full song performances. So Bad Bunnyis like, uh no, you didn't
have permission to record me in concertand then to share this to your followers.
(02:36):
You're using my name for cloud totry to gain views, so you
can probably make money off of this. So Bad Bunny demanded that he take
these videos down, which he did, but then he filed a counter claim
to try to get the videos backup, and that's when Bad Bunny filed
this lawsuit. And he is demandingsomeone to intervene and get these videos taken
down for good plus either a flatone hundred and fifty thousand dollars for each
(02:59):
of the videos posted, or anyactual damages that bad Bunny can show that
he's suffered from the postings. Okay, so where's the line? Because everybody
is recording these, everybody is postingthese. But as soon as it gets
to like a higher quality than we'relike, noah, whoa, somebody actually
might watch this because they know thatwhatever garbage video you've taken and the sound
quality is horrible, nobody can't watchthat. But once it gets high quality
(03:21):
enough, they're like uh uh uhuh uh, I mean, like,
where's the line? I thought therewasn't one. You paid for your ticket
if you want to go record himon stage, that's part of what you
are allowed to do, right,Well, you can't record a movie in
the theater and post that. You'llget sued. If anything, I find
it beneficial for the artists because thenwe see, especially if it's high quality,
we see the performance and we're like, oh, I want I want
(03:43):
to go to the show. Yeah, Wow, they're really good live.
I get annoyed because I do likewatching like live performances on YouTube. I
like to see artists perform live.If they're good, you know, like
it's just a different version of asong that you may love. I actually
really enjoy those, but you Iget really annoyed when I do click on
one and it's from somebody's cell phoneand it's a crappy recording of a live
(04:04):
show, and I'm like, whydoes this have so reviews? I can't
This is unwatchable, It's terrible.I think the high quality ones are good,
but I feel like, even ifit's a high quality video, no
one is going to watch it andbe like, I am so satisfied with
that. I don't need to seehim in concert. No, because it's
a whole different experience. So whatdamages is he? Really? That's what
I'm saying. I don't think it'sfair, but I guess does a performer?
(04:24):
Does a stand up comic? Doessomebody? Do you have the right
to just record their whole set andpost it? I don't think so.
I don't know how that works.I guess probably not the whole thing.
One little thing's here and there?Oh why not? Sound like he grab?
What do you have a right?Niner fans take a moment and say
goodbyes to Eric Armstead. According tosources, the team was unable to reach
(04:45):
an agreement with him on a restructuredcontract, which is football speak for hey,
could you take less money? Helpus out, so the team is
going to release him. Armstead's theteam's longest tenured player. They drafted him
in the first round back in twentyfifteen. He's the only player left on
the roster that was on the teameven prior to head coach Kyle Shanahan taking
over, which he did in twentyseventeen. Armstead has had a little trouble
staying on the field because of injuries, and he was slated to make about
(05:09):
seventeen million dollars this upcoming season,kind of base salary, but the Niners
are up against the salary cap andultimately need his money off the books so
they can sign some other players.Has to be pretty bittersweet for Armstead because
he grew up in the Sacramento areaand he's done a lot of really great
things off the field in the localcommunity here good forty nine ers, so
he should be applauded on his onhis way out. So take a moment
(05:30):
sayah goodbye, Selena favorite Eric Armsteadmemory of yours that he'd like to share
with everybody. There was that timethat he threw that ball. No he
doesn't the ball. There was atime where he caught the ball. No
he doesn't know the time that hetackled somebody. Yeah, he does do
that. I remember that. Hewas so good at it. Yeah.
A couple of sacks in the postseasonand you know, yep, that's all
I got. Graham A. Yeah, you've got to give a big shout
out to a couple of Oakland highschool basketball teams that won their state championships
(05:55):
over the weekend. First, congratsto the Oakland Tech Bulldogs. What's up
bull dog? By the boys team, they won the CIF State Division two
title over Bakersfield on Saturday, seventynine to fifty five. Totally pounded them.
So let's go dogs. And alsocongrats to the Oakland High Wildcats girls
team. They won their CIF statetitle beating a school out of San Diego.
(06:16):
Let's go lady Wildcats. Who congratulations? All right, thank you,
Graham. Next, on the JVshow, you said your son pulled a
fart prank on you. It wasnot a fart prank. It was a
disgusting, a very just what Ithink. It was not was a very
disgusting prank. It did not involvea fart. Disgusting and I'm upset about
(06:39):
it, but also on my respect. Bro, but I got I got
pranked, legit. Oh my god, this is okay. So we'll do
that next here on the JV Show. I cannot wait for this
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