September 29, 2025 • 42 mins
Dabo Sweeney’s crash outs, Trump press conference, a debate on Michael Jackson’s peak, unhinged Giants fans, cursing babies, and so more. All of this on the debut episode of ‘EJ Loves The Internet’ with Earnest EJ’ Christian.
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Speaker 1 (00:09):
The Earnestly Speaking Podcast is a show that is founded
on free flowing conversation and may it times venture into
mature subjects.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Listener discretion is advised.
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Earth Speaking Podcasts recording this on Thursdays, September twenty nine.
Sorry sorry, September twenty fifth to twenty five four to
twenty ninth. We are trying a new idea on the show.
It's going to be excuse me, sorry one second. I
(01:35):
mean to tease that real quick, but we are trying
a new idea on the show called EJ loves the Internet,
because I absolutely love the Internet. This idea came up
from the from the fact that there's a lot of
videos and memes and a lot of things I see
throughout the day, throughout the week that I love to
(01:56):
talk about and react to you and a lot of
times that they make this content on the show, and
sometimes they fit on the regular show as we do.
But there's so many things are out there that I
can't react to that I would love to react to.
Will it be funny, whether it be serious, you know
what it may be. Now. I would like to keep
this show as close to light hard as possible, but
(02:17):
there will be some things that make me a little serious.
And I also like reacting to videos that have like
discussion points also too, And I can't always do it
on the reg on on the on the Tuesday episode
of Friday episode because I have other things to talk about.
So it's time to try this out. We know, I'm
not sure if we'll do this as a weekly show
or not having this aud yet. The idea is to
(02:37):
go weekly, drop this on Mondays to start the week off.
I know we've been put on the unfiltered on Unfiltered
stuff on the the feed as of late, and we
might we'll probably still do that. And basically the doublement
on content I think, I guess for me, my only
fear is, you know, I have this idea and I
run with it. I don't get burned out because there
this is this this we don't called Project Onto. It
(03:00):
is labrol love, you know, because it's gonna require, you know,
sometimes looking at videos and remind myself to save those
videos and then put out there. Also, even though I
do handpick the videos I like to see. Folks, if
you listen to podcast and you see videos that you
think I might like, send it my way. Email me
Christian seven at gmail dot com. That's EJ. Christian number
(03:21):
seven at gmail dot com. And and I'll give you
credit for too. I'll give you credit for find the
video on the show. So without further duo, let's react
to the first thing here, and should I go video first?
You know, let's go let's do a classic one here
first and foremost as I get on my screen, good
one second, all right, this is a classic one. This
is a CNN moment from Thin a couple of years ago. Actually,
(03:42):
So it launches up with a CNN moment. Actually, I
think it's on the panel this. This is when Don
Lean was still there at the time. He has on
barklng Hill. I think that's Angela Rye and then a
I'm that conservative on the panels well too, and they
were talk about something related to conservatives not getting feel shaken,
blacks are not getting fee shaken when something else and
(04:04):
went into something else just played here and when.
Speaker 7 (04:07):
A young African American walks in the cheesecake factory, would
have to make America great again, had he shouldn't be
verbally accosted. He you should maybe inquire as to why
he's wearing it if you want to hear his point
of view, but he should by no means skill that
he's not welcome in a restaurant. This is the problem
that we have as America that we can all do better.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
Mark, I know you want to respond to that. What
did you want to say? No, I was wondering what
to do was a cheesecake factory, But I think you
know it's all you need to say. Though, even like
even though I do agree with the conservative on the panel,
I do agree with him like you should be a
cost and for I was raised with conservative so I
know I got that growing up, and you don't know
(04:44):
how I feel. I don't give a fuck how you
put about me. Man. I had my feelings on things.
But the fact that they took a serious conversation and
made into this Mark Mark Lavon's roving this ship, bro.
You know that has like seriously but I mean, he
took a he took a very serious situation there, and
(05:07):
you know I have made a lot of it, you
know what I mean. But you know it was funny.
It was funny. I'm not gonna lie, but yeah, I
do agree with that guy because of the panel you
know talking about. I mean, I would say I didn't
have that. I don't have the entire context of what
was said on the conversation, but from what he's saying though,
you know, people should not be you know, dismissed because
of their beliefs politically, whatever they may be. If we're
(05:28):
gonna be an open country and be open to ideas
and whatnot, we should be accepting the fact that there
are black people who do lean right, who do have
conservative views. I've been one of them growing up. You know,
I'm more of a moderate now, I've I've always gotten older,
but would never dismiss people for their for the views.
That's ridiculous, you know. So all right, let's get to
(05:49):
a place one here. This isn't gonna be a uh.
This is reaction to resculs. I found us on Instagram
instrument today, oh yesterday, rather re of course, which was
on ESPN this past Saturday. We have a fan here
who was disgusted at the show. All right, I guess
the firs. It says I went to well actually see
(06:09):
attendants a hair from Mutates. I went in to rest Pulza.
This was one of the worst shows I've ever watched. Genuinely,
right now is right now is the most deflated I've
ever been as a wrestling fan. And I don't know
what the future holes, what the future of this company
is going to look like. We deserve better than this.
If you enjoyed the show, I'm so glad I was
there in person. The crowd was practically silent the whole show.
(06:30):
Nothing happened. The whole show was one giant spit in
the face to wrestling fans. Costin adds, Yes, in person,
I'm promoting football and basketball players more than the Dan wrestlers.
That was the last time I'll ever see a scene
in person, and I just wish I had just stayed home.
It was that bad. I want to be positive wrestling.
I want to love the show that I've been a
fantasy of five years old. I try to absolutely best
and failed. The ESPN era is truly the end of
(06:52):
what we love. Sadry Rabio owned this company in two
to five years and Tiko does not give one single
fuck about any of us. Great way to kick off
the new era in WWE. I gotta tell you. I
spoke about this on the show last week and I
told you, guys, you know what is the breaking point?
(07:12):
What is the BreakingPoint as a fan? To me, I
feel like I'm getting to the point where I'm approaching
that with the situation with the ESPN thing and having
to pay three dollars thirty extra dollars for a service
I really don't need outside of the pls. So again,
every fan has a breaking point and p a record.
Ww is the biggest wresting company on the planet, Yes
(07:35):
they are, but they're not the only resting company. So
if you love wrestling, there's still a lot of other
companies to support you. Obviously, have aw, you still have
a TNA, you have independent restaurant across the board, you
have obviously the stuff in New Japan you watch, so
just goes WWE is failing. Doesn't mean you have to
stop watching wrestling now. I don't know if those little
(07:56):
companies will give you what you deserve or what you want.
But at the same time, you know, I if I
get it, I get it because I'm I'm said sudden
a sudden the pot last week, I am myself preaching
my breakpoint as well. All right, it's another video here.
This is actually Parish Jackson, Michael Jackson's daughter. This might
be a little a little bit linkedy, but follow me here.
(08:18):
So there's been some issues as a late when pertaining
to you know, obviously the state Michael Jackson state that
they just finished a biopick film, The biot Pick is
coming out supports the next April. Coleman was a colin
of Coleman Domingo who plays Joe Jackson film. He he
had done a recent interview and he has said he
was thankful for the kids and their input. Paris Jackson
(08:40):
did a long video on her Instagram stating that what
input and you didn't really I was never asked my
anything on the movie, and she she has a long
random here a lot of reactions on both sides in
this one. This play it here and see what you
would forget. I'm just I'm gonna.
Speaker 8 (08:56):
Say this, and then I don't know, like kind of
just like leave it alone, because it seems like there's
been a lot of responses.
Speaker 9 (09:08):
There's been a lot of.
Speaker 8 (09:09):
Responses to the thing that I posted earlier about just
like clarifying like that I wasn't involved at all aside
from like giving feedback on the first draft and then
getting the getting the feedback that yeah, we're not actually
going to address your notes at all.
Speaker 1 (09:26):
So she's what was she saying here is basically that
she had given input when they first started the film
or started to put together the film it or a
script or maybe, and she gave her input and then
they didn't take her input and then she was out
and that's it. That's why she was kind offended by
that the mingo ast She's sitting there publicly and say,
you know, she was thankful for the input of the kids,
when in fact, she didn't even her input that she
(09:49):
had wasn't used. So continue like all right, like.
Speaker 8 (09:54):
Fuck me, you know, so I just like butted out,
and I just like I've left alone because it's not
it's not my project. So you know, they're gonna make
whatever they're gonna make. A big reason why I haven't
said anything up until this point is because I.
Speaker 9 (10:08):
Know a lot of you guys are gonna be happy
with it. Like a big section.
Speaker 8 (10:14):
The film panders to a very specific section of my
dad's fandom that still lives in the fantasy, and they're
gonna be happy with that, just like like I remember
hearing about how Freddie Mercury's family responded to seeing the
Bohemian Rahapsty film, right, And I remember like reading the
Dirt Autobiography as a kid and then growing up and
(10:36):
like watching the movie they ended up making, starting like MGK,
and I was like, Okay, the thing about these biopics.
Speaker 1 (10:46):
Is there.
Speaker 9 (10:48):
Is Hollywood, so this is this is it's it's fantasy land.
Speaker 8 (10:51):
It's not real.
Speaker 1 (10:53):
So this is the thing that is gonna be coniversal fans.
And I think a lot of a lot of Michael
Jackson fans, especially to our kind of annoyed by her
in a sense because they feel like she's shitting on
a project that's helping her father's legacy, especially especially knowing
Michael Jackson's life and his contentious you know nature, not nature,
(11:14):
but much relationship rather with the media. And so they
feel like that she's in essence, you know, kind of
taking a crap on that, which really isn't. She's giving
and I just give you a bigger picture of what
to expect. Also the fact that now these movies are
She's not wrong, These movies are sure coded. I told
(11:37):
you guys when I when I started being rahaps of
eight years ago, and as a hardcore queen fan myself,
there were a lot of errors in that movie, a
lot of errors. So and they did they and it
did the glosses up to make it simple for the
for the casual fan. And this movie will be for
the casual fan. They will take liberties in this movie
that fans like me, I'm gonna notice and say that's
that's not right, that's that's that's that's bullshit, that was
(12:00):
and that's thisn't that Paris is very honest about this
kind of stuff. I know fans are nervous because they're
gonna take her comments and they know the media can
try twist it is something negative to Michael, it's not.
She's just being honest and and and the thing is
the fans can't can't be like that with her because
again she can't continue to panory you guys either, you know,
could be doing the same damn thing also on the
(12:22):
other side.
Speaker 8 (12:23):
So, but it's sold to you as real and a
lot of sugarcoated like like the narrative is being controlled,
and there's a lot of inaccuracy, and there's a lot
of just full blown lies and at the end of
the day, like that doesn't really fly with me.
Speaker 9 (12:44):
I don't really like dishonesty. I spoke up, I wasn't heard.
Speaker 1 (12:47):
I fucked off that. Yeah, yeah, she she she spoke up.
She said, this isn't that, And only that there's a
really a lot of a lot of reports that the
estate and the kids are having a lot of issues.
They're clashing on issues pertaining to the money and what
the money is. We being debt, money being dimmed out,
a lot of stuff that we were not privy to
as fans and as people outside that bubble. So I
(13:11):
can certainly understand her point of view in terms of
situation that's it.
Speaker 8 (13:16):
Y'all are gonna like the fucking movie, so just go
watch it, go enjoy it, do whatever, leave me out
of it. Also, something that like quite a lot of
people are saying is like she hates her dad, she
resents him, she wants nothing to do with him because
(13:39):
I'm not like calling the shots on set, being a
big shot producer of a movie.
Speaker 9 (13:48):
That's filled with just inaccuracies. That's not my truth, that's
not where I'm coming from.
Speaker 2 (13:59):
I just.
Speaker 9 (14:01):
Prefer honesty over like sales and monetary game like that's it,
and I kind of just don't want anything to.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
Do with that.
Speaker 9 (14:11):
So I'm gonna fuck off again. I'm gonna keep minding
my own business. I suggest you sing God blessing God speed.
Speaker 1 (14:19):
Yeah. Again, she was brought to this do Mingo made
the comment that she she had input, so wasn't that
she just jumped down nowhere, and other fans like, oh, well,
she's she sounds very spoiled and all the stuff. No, dude,
someone made a comment on her that she was involved.
She said, no the fuck I wasn't, And she's calling
it out and I appreciate that. And for the record, again,
I understand the sensitivity of fans, you know, wanting Michael's
(14:44):
legacy to be and I am too, I'm a hardcore fan.
I want his legacy to be to be to be
presented the hight way. But let's also be very careful
that these are still human beings with there's still his daughter. Okay,
No matter what we know about Michael Jackson and how
much we think about what about him, she will always
know more because that was her father. There'll always be
(15:05):
a closeness between her and father in comparison. So I
get I get the fans being very protective and very
like weird because because again the media will take a
comment she made and twisted as though Michael does she does,
that's that's her father, which is not true. It's not
true at all. You know, maybe maybe she'sn't to talking
about all time because it's it's hard for her talk
about it. Maybe maybe that experience of losing her dad
(15:26):
at a young age is still traumatic. Maybe that is
I mean, maybe, I mean, can we consider that point?
All right? She did? She did another video after that too, also,
I think the day after. So here's the little bit
clip here with that.
Speaker 10 (15:42):
Is it?
Speaker 8 (15:42):
Also?
Speaker 1 (15:44):
Is it, by the way, if this this show, especially
too with each of the internet. It's the first episode
of doing it. I would suggest watching this, especially on
on YouTube, because this is going to be mostly a
video show. Like we'll have clips and we have audio
little stuff, but most of the stuff you're gonna find
I'm playing here, we'll be video related.
Speaker 9 (16:03):
Some of you guys that are not like insanely familiar
with the dynamic between me and like my dad's fandom,
and like.
Speaker 1 (16:11):
Why would you be.
Speaker 11 (16:13):
So?
Speaker 2 (16:13):
I guess like when the actor that's in the movie
did that article with Rolling Stone and he was like,
Paris is so helpful and like supportive of this movie,
blah blah blah blah blah, and she's been helping.
Speaker 8 (16:24):
Out and said. My response to that was like, yo,
I've met this man twice, once at a birthday party
and once at the m far thing the other night.
Both were like hella, brief interactions, like I've met this
man twy because I said, this man, she's so rude.
(16:47):
I can't believe the attitude from her. How could she
say this man?
Speaker 1 (16:54):
Yeah, they got I mean she has a point there.
And again, you know, you use your name, you're going
to feel a cud of way. I don't. I don't
blame her for feeling a certain kind of way. By
the way, the one kid who is involved in the
show of his three kids is Prince Jackson's oldest son.
He's very involved in the movie in fact, so of
course the movie, you know, the first that plays Michael
(17:16):
will be Michael's uh nephew, Jafar, who's Jermaine Jackson's son
for the record, So there is a connection to the
to the family in this movie. All right, what else
you got here? Oh, I gotta I'm gonna enjoy this one.
This is a video of someone posting on Trump's Trump So.
Trump had a big speech, a speech this week about
(17:37):
talking about Todd Hall and how time wal can be dangerous.
I don't. I don't know the contextcessarily. And someone put
a very funny clip with pertaining the hip to his
speech and how it sounds like please play.
Speaker 12 (18:02):
Yeah we say that, I said, menifin my way, which
is basically commonly known as.
Speaker 1 (18:16):
Thailand, all remember that name, my man?
Speaker 12 (18:26):
So taking Thailand all.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
Is uh not good?
Speaker 12 (18:32):
All right, I'll say it, it's not good.
Speaker 5 (18:34):
But finally, avegiment.
Speaker 2 (18:42):
That's it?
Speaker 1 (18:44):
Does that tell you something that's currently. Is that a
correct statement? By the way, It's true, I'm not a
fan of the guy as president, but come on, this
is what I'm saying. I think the guy's hysterical. You
guys know how I feel abou guy. I think it's hysterical, yterical.
So I love Lucy of course clips I love Lucy
(19:06):
classic TV show for your kids out there, dough to
who she is one of the all time greats. All right,
let's get to as something different year. It spends to
prop uh something I read on the internet this week?
All right, and min an asshole for admitting I regret
having children. Here's the uh the statement here, I'm gonna
read it or forbatim. My wife and I are both
(19:28):
forty two in marriage counseling after our marriage basically what
the ship after having kids six and four year old twins.
She's a lot of issues and disagreements have come up
in our marriage that have grimined us apart. And I
have been working through my resentment that going back from
one more baby resulted in twins, including one which we
are pretty sure has ADHD and odd and is a
(19:49):
nightmare child. A counselor asked me if I would have children,
if I if I would have children, if I'd do
it over again, And I said, honestly, no, I love
my kids. I'll take a book from them. But if
I had a chance to go back to twenty four
when I finished grad school and could do my life
over again, I would choose fatherhood. It is not the
fulfilling experience everyone's claims, and while I love my children,
(20:11):
the sacrifice are not worth it to me. I had
a much happier life before I having children and have
gone from someone who loved life to someone who just
makes it through today working a job he hates to
provide for his wife and kids. So reading this the
first time I do when I read things like this,
I go straight to the comments. What do people reacting
to this? Because I've had I Okay, from my experience,
(20:35):
I've had conversations about this kind of stuff in the past.
I'm not gonna lie. I can relate to him. Okay,
Now let me preface and say this, though I love
my boys, I don't regret having kids, but I can
relate to his attitude as to you know, in my case,
(21:00):
it's more so there are moments. There are moments in
certain days in certain weeks where I wonder around like,
what the fuck was I thinking having kids? What was
I thinking? There are moments I'm not gonna lie about that,
you know, I'm a human being. But ultimately, do I
got having kids? No, I don't. Now for the question
(21:21):
why I do do it all over again, that's tricky
because I, honestly, I only speak for WHOI howing. I'm
not four five years old with having a wife and
two kids, like I can't live with alp them obviously,
But I can't say I would do the go the
same direction, you know, Because here's the thing. It's a
little background for people who don't know know me.
Speaker 2 (21:42):
Well.
Speaker 1 (21:44):
My wife and I got married in twenty eleven. We
got married with the intention of having kids. Now, we
were always open to the idea. It was never a
close shut case, but we at the time were okay
not having kids. Our attitude was we're going to design
our lives the way we wanted to do it and
that's it. And then we decided a year and a
half later that let's have kids. I mean, we got predant.
Literally within a few months after we start to start
(22:06):
trying to kids again. My wife and I have the
same attitude. She loves our kids, but there are moments
with both her and I am like, what what the
fuck are we thinking?
Speaker 11 (22:14):
Bro?
Speaker 1 (22:15):
What were we thinking? So I can relate to this guy. Now,
I think this situation is little war extreme. He has
four twins. He has two twins, his four kids, two
tepts of twins. That's crazy. That's crazy. And the thing
is you can't really plan that it happens. But at
the same time, I can relate. He's not wrong. I
think people people who sit there saying, oh, he's you're
(22:37):
to the bad guy because you know you don't like
your dude, stop stop. You know, if it works for
you and you love having kids and you have no regrets,
that's you, man, that's you, and by all means do it.
You know, I don't regret having kids. But again, I
can relate to to having those moments, So I don't
think that's as controversy you think it is. So I
(23:00):
don't know, man, kudos that guy. I know he's probably
going through it. Two sets of twins come on at
forty two years old, Oh my god, you know, and
I'm sure everything else around that, you know, probably probably
a sex life sucks. You know, I would say to
have more sex, you know, of anything that helps things.
But you may have any time because he's probably worn out,
both of them, probably worn out, you know. So I
I mean, I'm I'm I'm here in moments struggling with
(23:24):
having two kids?
Speaker 2 (23:25):
You know?
Speaker 1 (23:25):
Can you have two sets of twins? Oh my god,
that's that's incredible. That's that's that's that's that's crazy. All right,
here's a live video I just uh here that's found.
This is a midget. I think it's a midget of Trump.
Guy Trump midget. Call it pretty funny, stuffy. We're gonna
(23:48):
do so much. You have no idea.
Speaker 13 (23:51):
It's gonna be amazing.
Speaker 5 (23:52):
It's truly amazing.
Speaker 6 (23:53):
So many patriots here in Connecticut. We love Connecticut, but
we never wanted to say it.
Speaker 5 (23:59):
I don't think I think it's blue. I think it's blue.
Speaker 6 (24:02):
But next time, in twenty twenty eight, when I'm president,
what's gonna be read?
Speaker 11 (24:07):
Then?
Speaker 6 (24:07):
I Oh my god, we're looking into it very strongly.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
Again, you gotta watch the video, guys, if you watching
it this podcast, watch the videocause. Did the little Trump
dances hysterical?
Speaker 13 (24:17):
And if anybody don't.
Speaker 6 (24:19):
Like thinking at a kid, they're gonna get to Johnson
and Johnson. It's made out of Trump, buddy Clarence.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
It really don't work, but it makes you keep your job.
Speaker 13 (24:29):
Unbelievable.
Speaker 1 (24:30):
Oh my crazy, crazy stuff. But I like I said,
I'm not a Trump guy, but I admire It's that's
the wrong word I find. Uh impersonator is hysterical. This hysterical.
They just make me laugh, they really do. All right,
what's next here? Let's show another meme here? This is
(24:52):
a Bill belchick mean actually actually here, what can I
read that? I can't read that? What's I say? All right?
Bill Belichick is finding out that coaching college students is
as easy as dating them. Jesus as you guys know,
Bill Belichick. This currently engaged actually to a uh he's
(25:13):
seventy two, I believe his and his fiance I think
is twenty seven and twenty six, Jordan Hudson. Her name
is I don't rememb her name is. The men get
at almost almost I think two years now. I mean
they they're doing very well apparently, but you know, you
know he's coaching UNC now. They've had two tough I
think two three tough losses this year, really rough start
for Belichick, who's accustomed to winning. You know, here's another
(25:36):
meme that's kind of funny as well too, putting to
Miami Dolphins. My granddad got seventeen and oh my dad
got Marino, Dan Marino, and I get this. It's a kid.
There's a kid complaining, crying, looking at the crowd. Oh
my god. The Dolphins, like I said, this is due
a die from them tonight. They're playing the Jets about
(25:58):
football to do a die for them tonight. They better
win this. They better win this game or m McDaniel's done.
And even if they win this game, I think this
is going nowhere fast. Two is cooked. I think two
was cooked. I think the entire everything has been figured out. People.
You know, Mike McDaniel's whole scheme and his genius would
have call that has been figured out. They were they
(26:18):
were on the way up two years ago and they
stalled out and now they are pretty much done. And uh,
it's sad. It's sad because I'm hoping this team can
make some noises here, you know. But there was, like
I said, there were there were a lot of bad
vibes coming to the year about this team anyway, so
it shouldn't be too surprising, honestly, but I don't know.
I don't know. All here's another video here, it's uh, actually,
I don't know Michael Jacksonville video. This is a pertaining
(26:41):
to the Thriller album.
Speaker 3 (26:43):
Close to being Michael Jackson's best album, and that is
a fact. Because Thriller is the best selling album in
the history of music, with an estimate of one hundred
million copies sold, it sits comfortably at the very top,
and it will probably stay there for a while. However,
quality and sales are not the same thing. Just because
an album sold well, this necessarily mean the listening experience
will match the success. This is not to say that
(27:03):
Thriller is a bad album, by the way, not at all.
With songs like the title track, Billy Jean and beat It,
the album definitely deserves to be seen as one of
the best in the eighties, but I don't really believe
it claims the highest creative peak of Michael's career. There's
a few other albums that deserve the title a lot.
More of the Wall, for example, probably his strongest album,
with songs like rock with You Don't stop Till you
get enough, and She's out of my life. This is
(27:24):
by far the most consistent album he made, and even
if you don't like it as much as Thriller, there's
also bad. This is the album that fully solidified his
identity as an artist. If there was ever a Michael
Jackson formula, it was born in this album. The title track,
Men in the Mirror, the Way You Make Me Feel
a smooth criminal. This is a packed track list. However,
that's not where it ends. In my own personal opinion,
(27:45):
Dangerous is also better than Thriller, not necessarily because of
the songs, but because of how consistent it is. It
does have some great songs he two, don't get me wrong,
remember the Time being the prime example. But overall I
believe the album as a whole is better than Thriller too. Now,
when it comes to and legacy, the conversation's a little different.
But if we only look at the quality of the
albums and how thought out they were, Thriller is definitely
(28:06):
not Michael Jackson's peak.
Speaker 1 (28:08):
I you guys, you guys an have a hardcore fan,
so you already to high feel about this. It is
not his peak whatsoever, not whatsoever, it's not as peak.
Je Fick's a screen here. I love Thriller, I mean
I love every Michael's the record for the records, I
mean I can't let's say I'm not the same anything,
not of pocket. But there's an argument by a lot
(28:30):
of fans that, in fact, the album that is probably
the most uh I would say most popular amount the
that the the hardcore fan base of Michael's is Dangerous. Now.
I think his peak, honestly was it was bad, bad,
and dangerous. It was a history. But I think the
(28:51):
best era for Michael was definitely Bad. I think that's
the era that it came all together visually musically, and
then even you know the tour, the Bad Tour, his
first ever sold tour, that was air to me. That
define Michael Jackson. Like Thriller, obviously the biggest sound album
of all time, it will get his pop. But I
would dare say Badest a better record than that one.
(29:13):
I would there say Dangerous is on par I think
there's sound Wisest much more.
Speaker 11 (29:18):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (29:19):
I would say Dangerous is actually influence the pop music
over the last ten to fifteen twenty years. The sound itself,
this is not a hot take at all. In fact,
most hardcore MJ fans, at myself would say that Dangerous
is well, I'm a bad at person personly my favorite
album is bad and off the wall. Lahark fans, especially
(29:41):
under forty years old, will say that Dangerous is by
in fact his best record, and that's and that's and
and that's in Drobes too. Also in fact, to me,
bad and Dangerous is what really really open up his
international base. Honestly, so not very not a hot take
at all by a by all means. But again, Thrill
is fantastic. Thriller is the bigest album on Walt. The
impact on that album still to this day resonated forty
(30:04):
three years later, but having a contextual crossing conversas by
Michael Jackson's career and his music. I still think bad
is better. I think Dat is better, and I they'll
folks too who'll say say History's better?
Speaker 2 (30:18):
You know?
Speaker 6 (30:20):
All right?
Speaker 1 (30:20):
Well what else you got here? Oh we got a
dabble Sweeney crash out. Oh I can't wait for this one.
Speaker 10 (30:26):
If they tired of winning, they can send me on
the way, because that's all we've done is win. So
if they tired of winning, we've had. We've won this
league eight out of the last ten years. Is that
not good? I'm just asking, is that good?
Speaker 1 (30:38):
Hey? Listen?
Speaker 10 (30:39):
I mean, Clempson's tired of winning. They they send me
on my way, but I'm gonna go somewhere else, and coach,
I ain't going to the beach. Hell, I'm fifty five.
I got a long way to go. Y'all gonna have
to deal with me for a while. I had a
long way to go. I'm just getting going. I'm just
now good enough to be a head coach. I'm just
now figuring it out. So we'll be a while, all right.
Speaker 1 (31:03):
So, uh yeah, dabel sween is feeling it some kind
of way. Obviously there's pressure there, but claims is the
start of season one in three as of this we
as there's recording anyway, there's rumors bey him be in
the hot seat. I don't think it's in the hot
seat just yet. I do think that because of a
lot of the you know good will he's had, you know,
not a championships recently. I mean crying loud. They were
(31:24):
just in the comfortable playoff last year, so to be
in the hot seat feels little too sudden and look,
I can't stand Debel Sweeney personally. I cannot stand stand them.
I don't know the guy personally, but I just can't
stand a guy, but I could be honestly, I'm feel
a little sorry from that. We'll feel a little sorry
for him, and I'll give him this. People may make
fun of this, these crashouts, but you know what, Honestly,
he's honest, he's transparent. He's like, you know what, you
(31:46):
want to fire me, go, I'll go somewhere else. I'm
not dump off for football. I respect that. I'm sorry.
I respect that. Again, I think said the rest of
year goes even they finished like two and ten and
three or whatever. To help fucking three nine number. I
think he'll get one more shot next year, a repriview,
and if he and if it fails next year, then
he'll probably get kenned. So that's my opinion. All right,
(32:08):
do it all the crash out I'm lo these crashed
out videos. Okay, So we just so there was a
rumor apparently corner to gerefal Lopez. Uh, this is the
tweet here from certified Nippies. JL just revealed with Time
Magazine that she's doing a Whitney Houston tribute at the
Grammys next year. Jal said, I feel like Whitney's songs
fit my vocal rangeery Well, I'm going to sing I
(32:30):
Have nothing and I Will Always love you. Yo. What
the hell this reaction though? To this this user, I
don't know what his name is. Let me see, I'll
give a credit for this. Wause this user is really
really very talented blazon ol three on Instagram. What his
reaction is ysterical? Check this out, man, it's great.
Speaker 7 (32:53):
Let's say.
Speaker 11 (32:56):
No, you know you know you wat I swear to God. No,
you ain't not Whitney, Elizabeth Nippy the Voice Houston. No,
you won't be doing a tribute. You better be calling
Jennifer Hudson. You better be calling Fantasia. You better be
calling Chaka Call. You can call Paddy the fell you
can call. You can bring Luther back, but don't you Dad.
(33:19):
You can do Cheetah girls, you can do something that dance.
Speaker 1 (33:23):
Talking the Chai. Don't mess with me?
Speaker 7 (33:27):
What what?
Speaker 1 (33:27):
What note?
Speaker 2 (33:27):
You?
Speaker 1 (33:28):
Gonnahit that she hit well?
Speaker 11 (33:30):
Who baby, there's gonna be on prayer and Jesus alone,
and it's still ain't gonna come through. I'm gonna rebuke this.
You better forget whoever you ever knew her name. You
may not sing a note a song.
Speaker 1 (33:42):
Nothing, yo. I hope that. I hope that is actually
a rumor because I look look like it's Jedge Lopez.
But you're not singing Whitney songs. Dude, you're not doing that.
That's not gonna work out for you. Okay, you're a
good singer when he was an elite singer.
Speaker 2 (34:02):
What are we doing? No? No, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 1 (34:05):
I hope this is some bullshit that they count for
the internet. But you know, she said till Time magazine.
Guess that's a reputable source. I don't know, man, call Fantasia,
call fucking you can call Kelly Clarkson. J LO should
not be singing when he's the songs. She has a
good voice, when he has an elite voice. What are
(34:27):
we doing here? Come on now, all right?
Speaker 13 (34:29):
Guess he's some more crash out videos?
Speaker 12 (34:31):
Uh?
Speaker 13 (34:32):
New York Giants. I think this is from last year.
This is from after the Giant Chiefs game from last
week's Sunday Night football. Giant fans are underfeeling, brother, and
I feel I'm with them. I totally get it. There's
some reaction from the loss of the Chiefs from giant
fans on the ground.
Speaker 1 (34:47):
Worst run football team in the NFL.
Speaker 5 (34:50):
It's been the worst run football team in the NFL
for fifteen years.
Speaker 1 (34:54):
The only worst run football team is the other team
that plays in this stadium. Do something different. I can't
stand it. Under press the dying, just hold the back tonight.
This is awful.
Speaker 5 (35:05):
I haven't been to the stadium in eight years, and
there's a reason because of this. I can't take it anymore.
It's miserable. It makes my freaking head hurt.
Speaker 1 (35:17):
I am it's been a fourteen years since winter the
Super Bowl, and since then that is out right Now
we suck.
Speaker 10 (35:24):
We're going only sixteen but I'm not even kidding fucking
suck right now.
Speaker 1 (35:29):
I get migrains thinking about this team. I can't freaking
do it me. Hello, it's all my fucking money. I'm
pissed off by the Giants. Get Brian Dabo the fuck
out of here.
Speaker 13 (35:40):
It is awful.
Speaker 5 (35:41):
It is so freaking bad.
Speaker 1 (35:43):
It's an embarrassed smith. Dude. This is the worst a
franchise has ever been. Can they put in Jackson Dart
like Come on, when are we gonna get a new
coaching stuff and get a new quarterback.
Speaker 5 (35:53):
Daniel Jones is the answer to all of our prayers,
and I can't believe that we shipped him off.
Speaker 1 (35:57):
Bring Daniel Jones back to New York. You know it's
bad when three games in to the twenty twenty five season,
Daniel Jones is the the voice of reason or the you.
Speaker 13 (36:08):
Know you looking back down. Y'all forgot how bad how
bad Donelts was bro Stop stop, okay.
Speaker 1 (36:14):
Stop, we need you, Daniel, come save us. It's been over.
When Russell Wilson was named the start, y'all got a
better chance with Jamis Winston biting at w We love
Daniel Jones. We miss you, Daniel. The giants are poverty.
It was a rough man dark gotta play fuck Russ.
(36:34):
I just want to say, man, pull the record, Russell,
as this recording Russ would have plays found U Russ
Dart for the plays first game in his career. We
sucked that pass. Still, ask motherfucker give stadded bought some
more touches, officially converting over to Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 13 (36:52):
Well, take god, I've kind of done it to myself.
I'm Lamar Bolt.
Speaker 1 (36:56):
So yeah, Daniel Jones.
Speaker 14 (36:58):
Back, thirty seven year old quarterback, second down to ten
in the red zone. Giants fucking and we decided to
let Russell Wilson run a fucking quarterback drone.
Speaker 1 (37:07):
That's a tough loss. That's tough one there. Yeah, they
look good at the ginning, but you know the Chiefs
it too much better.
Speaker 4 (37:12):
Get the eighties in the nineties teammates back had them
coach fuck the Chiefs, Jay Gee chuck the only.
Speaker 13 (37:21):
By the way, and Jetson has recording is also all
three for the record.
Speaker 3 (37:25):
Fine played decent, but he's waiting five seconds in the
pocket to throw the ball.
Speaker 1 (37:30):
He hit the post on the on the throat and
with the receivers open, I mean he needs to get out.
Bro get him shipping to Cincinnati, Ship him to wherever,
but not here. Let Jackson play mylik neighbors sucks. That
describes the whole season.
Speaker 14 (37:44):
Fire them all day ball Shane Bowen, all them, Joe Showen,
they need a one way ticket, telling.
Speaker 13 (37:50):
Him Joe Shane for the records, pronounce Joe Shane GM pointment.
Speaker 1 (37:53):
They all suck. The Giants fucking sun. You know the
Giants it's been pretty rough over the last fourteen years.
Another loss, three, season's over. We're gonna improve, we have
to find.
Speaker 13 (38:08):
I think that's it.
Speaker 1 (38:08):
On that it. I think that's it.
Speaker 13 (38:11):
That's there.
Speaker 2 (38:12):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (38:12):
So I'm a Giant fan, so I get it. I
totally get it.
Speaker 13 (38:15):
I can relate. But I'll tell you what though, for
me personally.
Speaker 1 (38:20):
A lot of it gets a point where, like, you know,
sports like sports is important to me, but it's not
the thing. And I will admit in the last fourteen
years by Giants, Phantom has tempered a little bit.
Speaker 13 (38:31):
I was pretty bad. Back in the two thousand nineteen,
two thousands, I was pretty bad. I don't know what
it is. Maybe maybe just maybe a whole losing has
got into me now.
Speaker 1 (38:38):
I don't know. And I mean when you're season over,
like fucking when your season already over before before Halloween,
it's like it's kind of depressing, you know. So anyway,
all right, let me show you this one here. This
is a picture of drewmackintire we Drew back and tire.
Speaker 2 (38:53):
But a.
Speaker 13 (38:55):
A tweet if you want to get this. So Drew
back Tire tweeted The Rock wants Cody's soul I want
his ass. Then after that retweet, then he tweeted again.
Speaker 1 (39:07):
What, by the way, I already told y'all I am
in from the Drew back and tire experience.
Speaker 13 (39:14):
I'm in for the dreamagutarre Taler run.
Speaker 1 (39:16):
He I know he didn't get last week at a
at a Russell Fulosa, but I already told y'all I
was I am in for a Drew back attire.
Speaker 13 (39:24):
Tyler run. You know he deserves it.
Speaker 2 (39:26):
He has.
Speaker 1 (39:27):
He got a championship in twenty twenty, but of course
that was Jewan covid with no crowds. He deserves to
have a Taler run with crowds. All right, here's another video.
This is actually uh I think it's a remake of
Castaway with Tom Hanks, and basically it's as funny as hell. Wilson,
where are you.
Speaker 5 (39:48):
That?
Speaker 13 (39:55):
Giants fans looking for Russ for Week two? Russell Wilson
the of course mamer.
Speaker 1 (39:58):
Week two, Russell Wilson had his career your day, floating
for four hundred and fifty two yards. It was and
I think a couple of touchdowns.
Speaker 13 (40:05):
Yeah, and that guy now is now little A week later,
bench a bench a week later, that that. That's asinine
for me. All Right, one more video out of here.
Speaker 11 (40:15):
This.
Speaker 13 (40:15):
I don't necessarily uh approve of kid's cussin, but this
ship was hysterical. He's a couple, he's a couple of
h uh videos of kids cursing.
Speaker 1 (40:28):
I don't like that.
Speaker 13 (40:29):
Worked, mommy, Yes it is.
Speaker 1 (40:31):
No, I thank your fucking naps, not like fucking ship,
no matter.
Speaker 13 (40:37):
How's that apple juice?
Speaker 1 (40:40):
Yeah, it's good, fucking good coffee.
Speaker 13 (40:45):
The English one, I think it's English Australian one and two.
Speaker 1 (40:52):
Your sweetheart, thank you, honey.
Speaker 13 (40:57):
No, I didn't, don't you he did?
Speaker 7 (41:00):
What is beautiful?
Speaker 6 (41:08):
So not that you with your mussels?
Speaker 1 (41:14):
No man, no man, what slipper?
Speaker 10 (41:21):
I'm not.
Speaker 13 (41:23):
Oh my god, what you make?
Speaker 1 (41:26):
See you next time? That's correct.
Speaker 13 (41:32):
That's insane. That's insane. Uh I I don't kids coussing
like that, but you know, and and it's especially weird
people put on the internet. But uh yeah, that's uh,
that's society.
Speaker 1 (41:44):
The twenty five.
Speaker 13 (41:45):
We love that ship, right, I guess right. So anyway,
that's it. That's it for the first edition of e
J Loves the Internet Again.
Speaker 1 (41:51):
I am on x at e J Christens seven enjoy
the rest of the week of content coming up coming
your way, and we will probably do this every Monday
for the foreseable future.
Speaker 13 (42:02):
Like I said, I don't know if we'll keep doing
this every week. This is a label love, but I
enjoyed that first episode and hopefully do it again. So again.
Speaker 1 (42:09):
Check out all the content on the Underfeed YouTube page
at YouTube dot com, Force and Ernest Christian at Ernest
Me Pod. Sorry respect Christian a pod, on TikTok and
on Instagram as World too. Until the next episode.
Speaker 13 (42:20):
We will talk soon. God bless you guys. Until the
next episode.
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Speaker 2 (00:16):
Listener discretion is advised.
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Earth Speaking Podcasts recording this on Thursdays, September twenty nine.
Sorry sorry, September twenty fifth to twenty five four to
twenty ninth. We are trying a new idea on the show.
It's going to be excuse me, sorry one second. I
(01:35):
mean to tease that real quick, but we are trying
a new idea on the show called EJ loves the Internet,
because I absolutely love the Internet. This idea came up
from the from the fact that there's a lot of
videos and memes and a lot of things I see
throughout the day, throughout the week that I love to
(01:56):
talk about and react to you and a lot of
times that they make this content on the show, and
sometimes they fit on the regular show as we do.
But there's so many things are out there that I
can't react to that I would love to react to.
Will it be funny, whether it be serious, you know
what it may be. Now. I would like to keep
this show as close to light hard as possible, but
(02:17):
there will be some things that make me a little serious.
And I also like reacting to videos that have like
discussion points also too, And I can't always do it
on the reg on on the on the Tuesday episode
of Friday episode because I have other things to talk about.
So it's time to try this out. We know, I'm
not sure if we'll do this as a weekly show
or not having this aud yet. The idea is to
(02:37):
go weekly, drop this on Mondays to start the week off.
I know we've been put on the unfiltered on Unfiltered
stuff on the the feed as of late, and we
might we'll probably still do that. And basically the doublement
on content I think, I guess for me, my only
fear is, you know, I have this idea and I
run with it. I don't get burned out because there
this is this this we don't called Project Onto. It
(03:00):
is labrol love, you know, because it's gonna require, you know,
sometimes looking at videos and remind myself to save those
videos and then put out there. Also, even though I
do handpick the videos I like to see. Folks, if
you listen to podcast and you see videos that you
think I might like, send it my way. Email me
Christian seven at gmail dot com. That's EJ. Christian number
(03:21):
seven at gmail dot com. And and I'll give you
credit for too. I'll give you credit for find the
video on the show. So without further duo, let's react
to the first thing here, and should I go video first?
You know, let's go let's do a classic one here
first and foremost as I get on my screen, good
one second, all right, this is a classic one. This
is a CNN moment from Thin a couple of years ago. Actually,
(03:42):
So it launches up with a CNN moment. Actually, I
think it's on the panel this. This is when Don
Lean was still there at the time. He has on
barklng Hill. I think that's Angela Rye and then a
I'm that conservative on the panels well too, and they
were talk about something related to conservatives not getting feel shaken,
blacks are not getting fee shaken when something else and
(04:04):
went into something else just played here and when.
Speaker 7 (04:07):
A young African American walks in the cheesecake factory, would
have to make America great again, had he shouldn't be
verbally accosted. He you should maybe inquire as to why
he's wearing it if you want to hear his point
of view, but he should by no means skill that
he's not welcome in a restaurant. This is the problem
that we have as America that we can all do better.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
Mark, I know you want to respond to that. What
did you want to say? No, I was wondering what
to do was a cheesecake factory, But I think you
know it's all you need to say. Though, even like
even though I do agree with the conservative on the panel,
I do agree with him like you should be a
cost and for I was raised with conservative so I
know I got that growing up, and you don't know
(04:44):
how I feel. I don't give a fuck how you
put about me. Man. I had my feelings on things.
But the fact that they took a serious conversation and
made into this Mark Mark Lavon's roving this ship, bro.
You know that has like seriously but I mean, he
took a he took a very serious situation there, and
(05:07):
you know I have made a lot of it, you
know what I mean. But you know it was funny.
It was funny. I'm not gonna lie, but yeah, I
do agree with that guy because of the panel you
know talking about. I mean, I would say I didn't
have that. I don't have the entire context of what
was said on the conversation, but from what he's saying though,
you know, people should not be you know, dismissed because
of their beliefs politically, whatever they may be. If we're
(05:28):
gonna be an open country and be open to ideas
and whatnot, we should be accepting the fact that there
are black people who do lean right, who do have
conservative views. I've been one of them growing up. You know,
I'm more of a moderate now, I've I've always gotten older,
but would never dismiss people for their for the views.
That's ridiculous, you know. So all right, let's get to
(05:49):
a place one here. This isn't gonna be a uh.
This is reaction to resculs. I found us on Instagram
instrument today, oh yesterday, rather re of course, which was
on ESPN this past Saturday. We have a fan here
who was disgusted at the show. All right, I guess
the firs. It says I went to well actually see
(06:09):
attendants a hair from Mutates. I went in to rest Pulza.
This was one of the worst shows I've ever watched. Genuinely,
right now is right now is the most deflated I've
ever been as a wrestling fan. And I don't know
what the future holes, what the future of this company
is going to look like. We deserve better than this.
If you enjoyed the show, I'm so glad I was
there in person. The crowd was practically silent the whole show.
(06:30):
Nothing happened. The whole show was one giant spit in
the face to wrestling fans. Costin adds, Yes, in person,
I'm promoting football and basketball players more than the Dan wrestlers.
That was the last time I'll ever see a scene
in person, and I just wish I had just stayed home.
It was that bad. I want to be positive wrestling.
I want to love the show that I've been a
fantasy of five years old. I try to absolutely best
and failed. The ESPN era is truly the end of
(06:52):
what we love. Sadry Rabio owned this company in two
to five years and Tiko does not give one single
fuck about any of us. Great way to kick off
the new era in WWE. I gotta tell you. I
spoke about this on the show last week and I
told you, guys, you know what is the breaking point?
(07:12):
What is the BreakingPoint as a fan? To me, I
feel like I'm getting to the point where I'm approaching
that with the situation with the ESPN thing and having
to pay three dollars thirty extra dollars for a service
I really don't need outside of the pls. So again,
every fan has a breaking point and p a record.
Ww is the biggest wresting company on the planet, Yes
(07:35):
they are, but they're not the only resting company. So
if you love wrestling, there's still a lot of other
companies to support you. Obviously, have aw, you still have
a TNA, you have independent restaurant across the board, you
have obviously the stuff in New Japan you watch, so
just goes WWE is failing. Doesn't mean you have to
stop watching wrestling now. I don't know if those little
(07:56):
companies will give you what you deserve or what you want.
But at the same time, you know, I if I
get it, I get it because I'm I'm said sudden
a sudden the pot last week, I am myself preaching
my breakpoint as well. All right, it's another video here.
This is actually Parish Jackson, Michael Jackson's daughter. This might
be a little a little bit linkedy, but follow me here.
(08:18):
So there's been some issues as a late when pertaining
to you know, obviously the state Michael Jackson state that
they just finished a biopick film, The biot Pick is
coming out supports the next April. Coleman was a colin
of Coleman Domingo who plays Joe Jackson film. He he
had done a recent interview and he has said he
was thankful for the kids and their input. Paris Jackson
(08:40):
did a long video on her Instagram stating that what
input and you didn't really I was never asked my
anything on the movie, and she she has a long
random here a lot of reactions on both sides in
this one. This play it here and see what you
would forget. I'm just I'm gonna.
Speaker 8 (08:56):
Say this, and then I don't know, like kind of
just like leave it alone, because it seems like there's
been a lot of responses.
Speaker 9 (09:08):
There's been a lot of.
Speaker 8 (09:09):
Responses to the thing that I posted earlier about just
like clarifying like that I wasn't involved at all aside
from like giving feedback on the first draft and then
getting the getting the feedback that yeah, we're not actually
going to address your notes at all.
Speaker 1 (09:26):
So she's what was she saying here is basically that
she had given input when they first started the film
or started to put together the film it or a
script or maybe, and she gave her input and then
they didn't take her input and then she was out
and that's it. That's why she was kind offended by
that the mingo ast She's sitting there publicly and say,
you know, she was thankful for the input of the kids,
when in fact, she didn't even her input that she
(09:49):
had wasn't used. So continue like all right, like.
Speaker 8 (09:54):
Fuck me, you know, so I just like butted out,
and I just like I've left alone because it's not
it's not my project. So you know, they're gonna make
whatever they're gonna make. A big reason why I haven't
said anything up until this point is because I.
Speaker 9 (10:08):
Know a lot of you guys are gonna be happy
with it. Like a big section.
Speaker 8 (10:14):
The film panders to a very specific section of my
dad's fandom that still lives in the fantasy, and they're
gonna be happy with that, just like like I remember
hearing about how Freddie Mercury's family responded to seeing the
Bohemian Rahapsty film, right, And I remember like reading the
Dirt Autobiography as a kid and then growing up and
(10:36):
like watching the movie they ended up making, starting like MGK,
and I was like, Okay, the thing about these biopics.
Speaker 1 (10:46):
Is there.
Speaker 9 (10:48):
Is Hollywood, so this is this is it's it's fantasy land.
Speaker 8 (10:51):
It's not real.
Speaker 1 (10:53):
So this is the thing that is gonna be coniversal fans.
And I think a lot of a lot of Michael
Jackson fans, especially to our kind of annoyed by her
in a sense because they feel like she's shitting on
a project that's helping her father's legacy, especially especially knowing
Michael Jackson's life and his contentious you know nature, not nature,
(11:14):
but much relationship rather with the media. And so they
feel like that she's in essence, you know, kind of
taking a crap on that, which really isn't. She's giving
and I just give you a bigger picture of what
to expect. Also the fact that now these movies are
She's not wrong, These movies are sure coded. I told
(11:37):
you guys when I when I started being rahaps of
eight years ago, and as a hardcore queen fan myself,
there were a lot of errors in that movie, a
lot of errors. So and they did they and it
did the glosses up to make it simple for the
for the casual fan. And this movie will be for
the casual fan. They will take liberties in this movie
that fans like me, I'm gonna notice and say that's
that's not right, that's that's that's that's bullshit, that was
(12:00):
and that's thisn't that Paris is very honest about this
kind of stuff. I know fans are nervous because they're
gonna take her comments and they know the media can
try twist it is something negative to Michael, it's not.
She's just being honest and and and the thing is
the fans can't can't be like that with her because
again she can't continue to panory you guys either, you know,
could be doing the same damn thing also on the
(12:22):
other side.
Speaker 8 (12:23):
So, but it's sold to you as real and a
lot of sugarcoated like like the narrative is being controlled,
and there's a lot of inaccuracy, and there's a lot
of just full blown lies and at the end of
the day, like that doesn't really fly with me.
Speaker 9 (12:44):
I don't really like dishonesty. I spoke up, I wasn't heard.
Speaker 1 (12:47):
I fucked off that. Yeah, yeah, she she she spoke up.
She said, this isn't that, And only that there's a
really a lot of a lot of reports that the
estate and the kids are having a lot of issues.
They're clashing on issues pertaining to the money and what
the money is. We being debt, money being dimmed out,
a lot of stuff that we were not privy to
as fans and as people outside that bubble. So I
(13:11):
can certainly understand her point of view in terms of
situation that's it.
Speaker 8 (13:16):
Y'all are gonna like the fucking movie, so just go
watch it, go enjoy it, do whatever, leave me out
of it. Also, something that like quite a lot of
people are saying is like she hates her dad, she
resents him, she wants nothing to do with him because
(13:39):
I'm not like calling the shots on set, being a
big shot producer of a movie.
Speaker 9 (13:48):
That's filled with just inaccuracies. That's not my truth, that's
not where I'm coming from.
Speaker 2 (13:59):
I just.
Speaker 9 (14:01):
Prefer honesty over like sales and monetary game like that's it,
and I kind of just don't want anything to.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
Do with that.
Speaker 9 (14:11):
So I'm gonna fuck off again. I'm gonna keep minding
my own business. I suggest you sing God blessing God speed.
Speaker 1 (14:19):
Yeah. Again, she was brought to this do Mingo made
the comment that she she had input, so wasn't that
she just jumped down nowhere, and other fans like, oh, well,
she's she sounds very spoiled and all the stuff. No, dude,
someone made a comment on her that she was involved.
She said, no the fuck I wasn't, And she's calling
it out and I appreciate that. And for the record, again,
I understand the sensitivity of fans, you know, wanting Michael's
(14:44):
legacy to be and I am too, I'm a hardcore fan.
I want his legacy to be to be to be
presented the hight way. But let's also be very careful
that these are still human beings with there's still his daughter. Okay,
No matter what we know about Michael Jackson and how
much we think about what about him, she will always
know more because that was her father. There'll always be
(15:05):
a closeness between her and father in comparison. So I
get I get the fans being very protective and very
like weird because because again the media will take a
comment she made and twisted as though Michael does she does,
that's that's her father, which is not true. It's not
true at all. You know, maybe maybe she'sn't to talking
about all time because it's it's hard for her talk
about it. Maybe maybe that experience of losing her dad
(15:26):
at a young age is still traumatic. Maybe that is
I mean, maybe, I mean, can we consider that point?
All right? She did? She did another video after that too, also,
I think the day after. So here's the little bit
clip here with that.
Speaker 10 (15:42):
Is it?
Speaker 8 (15:42):
Also?
Speaker 1 (15:44):
Is it, by the way, if this this show, especially
too with each of the internet. It's the first episode
of doing it. I would suggest watching this, especially on
on YouTube, because this is going to be mostly a
video show. Like we'll have clips and we have audio
little stuff, but most of the stuff you're gonna find
I'm playing here, we'll be video related.
Speaker 9 (16:03):
Some of you guys that are not like insanely familiar
with the dynamic between me and like my dad's fandom,
and like.
Speaker 1 (16:11):
Why would you be.
Speaker 11 (16:13):
So?
Speaker 2 (16:13):
I guess like when the actor that's in the movie
did that article with Rolling Stone and he was like,
Paris is so helpful and like supportive of this movie,
blah blah blah blah blah, and she's been helping.
Speaker 8 (16:24):
Out and said. My response to that was like, yo,
I've met this man twice, once at a birthday party
and once at the m far thing the other night.
Both were like hella, brief interactions, like I've met this
man twy because I said, this man, she's so rude.
(16:47):
I can't believe the attitude from her. How could she
say this man?
Speaker 1 (16:54):
Yeah, they got I mean she has a point there.
And again, you know, you use your name, you're going
to feel a cud of way. I don't. I don't
blame her for feeling a certain kind of way. By
the way, the one kid who is involved in the
show of his three kids is Prince Jackson's oldest son.
He's very involved in the movie in fact, so of
course the movie, you know, the first that plays Michael
(17:16):
will be Michael's uh nephew, Jafar, who's Jermaine Jackson's son
for the record, So there is a connection to the
to the family in this movie. All right, what else
you got here? Oh, I gotta I'm gonna enjoy this one.
This is a video of someone posting on Trump's Trump So.
Trump had a big speech, a speech this week about
(17:37):
talking about Todd Hall and how time wal can be dangerous.
I don't. I don't know the contextcessarily. And someone put
a very funny clip with pertaining the hip to his
speech and how it sounds like please play.
Speaker 12 (18:02):
Yeah we say that, I said, menifin my way, which
is basically commonly known as.
Speaker 1 (18:16):
Thailand, all remember that name, my man?
Speaker 12 (18:26):
So taking Thailand all.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
Is uh not good?
Speaker 12 (18:32):
All right, I'll say it, it's not good.
Speaker 5 (18:34):
But finally, avegiment.
Speaker 2 (18:42):
That's it?
Speaker 1 (18:44):
Does that tell you something that's currently. Is that a
correct statement? By the way, It's true, I'm not a
fan of the guy as president, but come on, this
is what I'm saying. I think the guy's hysterical. You
guys know how I feel abou guy. I think it's hysterical, yterical.
So I love Lucy of course clips I love Lucy
(19:06):
classic TV show for your kids out there, dough to
who she is one of the all time greats. All right,
let's get to as something different year. It spends to
prop uh something I read on the internet this week?
All right, and min an asshole for admitting I regret
having children. Here's the uh the statement here, I'm gonna
read it or forbatim. My wife and I are both
(19:28):
forty two in marriage counseling after our marriage basically what
the ship after having kids six and four year old twins.
She's a lot of issues and disagreements have come up
in our marriage that have grimined us apart. And I
have been working through my resentment that going back from
one more baby resulted in twins, including one which we
are pretty sure has ADHD and odd and is a
(19:49):
nightmare child. A counselor asked me if I would have children,
if I if I would have children, if I'd do
it over again, And I said, honestly, no, I love
my kids. I'll take a book from them. But if
I had a chance to go back to twenty four
when I finished grad school and could do my life
over again, I would choose fatherhood. It is not the
fulfilling experience everyone's claims, and while I love my children,
(20:11):
the sacrifice are not worth it to me. I had
a much happier life before I having children and have
gone from someone who loved life to someone who just
makes it through today working a job he hates to
provide for his wife and kids. So reading this the
first time I do when I read things like this,
I go straight to the comments. What do people reacting
to this? Because I've had I Okay, from my experience,
(20:35):
I've had conversations about this kind of stuff in the past.
I'm not gonna lie. I can relate to him. Okay,
Now let me preface and say this, though I love
my boys, I don't regret having kids, but I can
relate to his attitude as to you know, in my case,
(21:00):
it's more so there are moments. There are moments in
certain days in certain weeks where I wonder around like,
what the fuck was I thinking having kids? What was
I thinking? There are moments I'm not gonna lie about that,
you know, I'm a human being. But ultimately, do I
got having kids? No, I don't. Now for the question
(21:21):
why I do do it all over again, that's tricky
because I, honestly, I only speak for WHOI howing. I'm
not four five years old with having a wife and
two kids, like I can't live with alp them obviously,
But I can't say I would do the go the
same direction, you know, Because here's the thing. It's a
little background for people who don't know know me.
Speaker 2 (21:42):
Well.
Speaker 1 (21:44):
My wife and I got married in twenty eleven. We
got married with the intention of having kids. Now, we
were always open to the idea. It was never a
close shut case, but we at the time were okay
not having kids. Our attitude was we're going to design
our lives the way we wanted to do it and
that's it. And then we decided a year and a
half later that let's have kids. I mean, we got predant.
Literally within a few months after we start to start
(22:06):
trying to kids again. My wife and I have the
same attitude. She loves our kids, but there are moments
with both her and I am like, what what the
fuck are we thinking?
Speaker 11 (22:14):
Bro?
Speaker 1 (22:15):
What were we thinking? So I can relate to this guy. Now,
I think this situation is little war extreme. He has
four twins. He has two twins, his four kids, two
tepts of twins. That's crazy. That's crazy. And the thing
is you can't really plan that it happens. But at
the same time, I can relate. He's not wrong. I
think people people who sit there saying, oh, he's you're
(22:37):
to the bad guy because you know you don't like
your dude, stop stop. You know, if it works for
you and you love having kids and you have no regrets,
that's you, man, that's you, and by all means do it.
You know, I don't regret having kids. But again, I
can relate to to having those moments, So I don't
think that's as controversy you think it is. So I
(23:00):
don't know, man, kudos that guy. I know he's probably
going through it. Two sets of twins come on at
forty two years old, Oh my god, you know, and
I'm sure everything else around that, you know, probably probably
a sex life sucks. You know, I would say to
have more sex, you know, of anything that helps things.
But you may have any time because he's probably worn out,
both of them, probably worn out, you know. So I
I mean, I'm I'm I'm here in moments struggling with
(23:24):
having two kids?
Speaker 2 (23:25):
You know?
Speaker 1 (23:25):
Can you have two sets of twins? Oh my god,
that's that's incredible. That's that's that's that's that's crazy. All right,
here's a live video I just uh here that's found.
This is a midget. I think it's a midget of Trump.
Guy Trump midget. Call it pretty funny, stuffy. We're gonna
(23:48):
do so much. You have no idea.
Speaker 13 (23:51):
It's gonna be amazing.
Speaker 5 (23:52):
It's truly amazing.
Speaker 6 (23:53):
So many patriots here in Connecticut. We love Connecticut, but
we never wanted to say it.
Speaker 5 (23:59):
I don't think I think it's blue. I think it's blue.
Speaker 6 (24:02):
But next time, in twenty twenty eight, when I'm president,
what's gonna be read?
Speaker 11 (24:07):
Then?
Speaker 6 (24:07):
I Oh my god, we're looking into it very strongly.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
Again, you gotta watch the video, guys, if you watching
it this podcast, watch the videocause. Did the little Trump
dances hysterical?
Speaker 13 (24:17):
And if anybody don't.
Speaker 6 (24:19):
Like thinking at a kid, they're gonna get to Johnson
and Johnson. It's made out of Trump, buddy Clarence.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
It really don't work, but it makes you keep your job.
Speaker 13 (24:29):
Unbelievable.
Speaker 1 (24:30):
Oh my crazy, crazy stuff. But I like I said,
I'm not a Trump guy, but I admire It's that's
the wrong word I find. Uh impersonator is hysterical. This hysterical.
They just make me laugh, they really do. All right,
what's next here? Let's show another meme here? This is
(24:52):
a Bill belchick mean actually actually here, what can I
read that? I can't read that? What's I say? All right?
Bill Belichick is finding out that coaching college students is
as easy as dating them. Jesus as you guys know,
Bill Belichick. This currently engaged actually to a uh he's
(25:13):
seventy two, I believe his and his fiance I think
is twenty seven and twenty six, Jordan Hudson. Her name
is I don't rememb her name is. The men get
at almost almost I think two years now. I mean
they they're doing very well apparently, but you know, you
know he's coaching UNC now. They've had two tough I
think two three tough losses this year, really rough start
for Belichick, who's accustomed to winning. You know, here's another
(25:36):
meme that's kind of funny as well too, putting to
Miami Dolphins. My granddad got seventeen and oh my dad
got Marino, Dan Marino, and I get this. It's a kid.
There's a kid complaining, crying, looking at the crowd. Oh
my god. The Dolphins, like I said, this is due
a die from them tonight. They're playing the Jets about
(25:58):
football to do a die for them tonight. They better
win this. They better win this game or m McDaniel's done.
And even if they win this game, I think this
is going nowhere fast. Two is cooked. I think two
was cooked. I think the entire everything has been figured out. People.
You know, Mike McDaniel's whole scheme and his genius would
have call that has been figured out. They were they
(26:18):
were on the way up two years ago and they
stalled out and now they are pretty much done. And uh,
it's sad. It's sad because I'm hoping this team can
make some noises here, you know. But there was, like
I said, there were there were a lot of bad
vibes coming to the year about this team anyway, so
it shouldn't be too surprising, honestly, but I don't know.
I don't know. All here's another video here, it's uh, actually,
I don't know Michael Jacksonville video. This is a pertaining
(26:41):
to the Thriller album.
Speaker 3 (26:43):
Close to being Michael Jackson's best album, and that is
a fact. Because Thriller is the best selling album in
the history of music, with an estimate of one hundred
million copies sold, it sits comfortably at the very top,
and it will probably stay there for a while. However,
quality and sales are not the same thing. Just because
an album sold well, this necessarily mean the listening experience
will match the success. This is not to say that
(27:03):
Thriller is a bad album, by the way, not at all.
With songs like the title track, Billy Jean and beat It,
the album definitely deserves to be seen as one of
the best in the eighties, but I don't really believe
it claims the highest creative peak of Michael's career. There's
a few other albums that deserve the title a lot.
More of the Wall, for example, probably his strongest album,
with songs like rock with You Don't stop Till you
get enough, and She's out of my life. This is
(27:24):
by far the most consistent album he made, and even
if you don't like it as much as Thriller, there's
also bad. This is the album that fully solidified his
identity as an artist. If there was ever a Michael
Jackson formula, it was born in this album. The title track,
Men in the Mirror, the Way You Make Me Feel
a smooth criminal. This is a packed track list. However,
that's not where it ends. In my own personal opinion,
(27:45):
Dangerous is also better than Thriller, not necessarily because of
the songs, but because of how consistent it is. It
does have some great songs he two, don't get me wrong,
remember the Time being the prime example. But overall I
believe the album as a whole is better than Thriller too. Now,
when it comes to and legacy, the conversation's a little different.
But if we only look at the quality of the
albums and how thought out they were, Thriller is definitely
(28:06):
not Michael Jackson's peak.
Speaker 1 (28:08):
I you guys, you guys an have a hardcore fan,
so you already to high feel about this. It is
not his peak whatsoever, not whatsoever, it's not as peak.
Je Fick's a screen here. I love Thriller, I mean
I love every Michael's the record for the records, I
mean I can't let's say I'm not the same anything,
not of pocket. But there's an argument by a lot
(28:30):
of fans that, in fact, the album that is probably
the most uh I would say most popular amount the
that the the hardcore fan base of Michael's is Dangerous. Now.
I think his peak, honestly was it was bad, bad,
and dangerous. It was a history. But I think the
(28:51):
best era for Michael was definitely Bad. I think that's
the era that it came all together visually musically, and
then even you know the tour, the Bad Tour, his
first ever sold tour, that was air to me. That
define Michael Jackson. Like Thriller, obviously the biggest sound album
of all time, it will get his pop. But I
would dare say Badest a better record than that one.
(29:13):
I would there say Dangerous is on par I think
there's sound Wisest much more.
Speaker 11 (29:18):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (29:19):
I would say Dangerous is actually influence the pop music
over the last ten to fifteen twenty years. The sound itself,
this is not a hot take at all. In fact,
most hardcore MJ fans, at myself would say that Dangerous
is well, I'm a bad at person personly my favorite
album is bad and off the wall. Lahark fans, especially
(29:41):
under forty years old, will say that Dangerous is by
in fact his best record, and that's and that's and
and that's in Drobes too. Also in fact, to me,
bad and Dangerous is what really really open up his
international base. Honestly, so not very not a hot take
at all by a by all means. But again, Thrill
is fantastic. Thriller is the bigest album on Walt. The
impact on that album still to this day resonated forty
(30:04):
three years later, but having a contextual crossing conversas by
Michael Jackson's career and his music. I still think bad
is better. I think Dat is better, and I they'll
folks too who'll say say History's better?
Speaker 2 (30:18):
You know?
Speaker 6 (30:20):
All right?
Speaker 1 (30:20):
Well what else you got here? Oh we got a
dabble Sweeney crash out. Oh I can't wait for this one.
Speaker 10 (30:26):
If they tired of winning, they can send me on
the way, because that's all we've done is win. So
if they tired of winning, we've had. We've won this
league eight out of the last ten years. Is that
not good? I'm just asking, is that good?
Speaker 1 (30:38):
Hey? Listen?
Speaker 10 (30:39):
I mean, Clempson's tired of winning. They they send me
on my way, but I'm gonna go somewhere else, and coach,
I ain't going to the beach. Hell, I'm fifty five.
I got a long way to go. Y'all gonna have
to deal with me for a while. I had a
long way to go. I'm just getting going. I'm just
now good enough to be a head coach. I'm just
now figuring it out. So we'll be a while, all right.
Speaker 1 (31:03):
So, uh yeah, dabel sween is feeling it some kind
of way. Obviously there's pressure there, but claims is the
start of season one in three as of this we
as there's recording anyway, there's rumors bey him be in
the hot seat. I don't think it's in the hot
seat just yet. I do think that because of a
lot of the you know good will he's had, you know,
not a championships recently. I mean crying loud. They were
(31:24):
just in the comfortable playoff last year, so to be
in the hot seat feels little too sudden and look,
I can't stand Debel Sweeney personally. I cannot stand stand them.
I don't know the guy personally, but I just can't
stand a guy, but I could be honestly, I'm feel
a little sorry from that. We'll feel a little sorry
for him, and I'll give him this. People may make
fun of this, these crashouts, but you know what, Honestly,
he's honest, he's transparent. He's like, you know what, you
(31:46):
want to fire me, go, I'll go somewhere else. I'm
not dump off for football. I respect that. I'm sorry.
I respect that. Again, I think said the rest of
year goes even they finished like two and ten and
three or whatever. To help fucking three nine number. I
think he'll get one more shot next year, a repriview,
and if he and if it fails next year, then
he'll probably get kenned. So that's my opinion. All right,
(32:08):
do it all the crash out I'm lo these crashed
out videos. Okay, So we just so there was a
rumor apparently corner to gerefal Lopez. Uh, this is the
tweet here from certified Nippies. JL just revealed with Time
Magazine that she's doing a Whitney Houston tribute at the
Grammys next year. Jal said, I feel like Whitney's songs
fit my vocal rangeery Well, I'm going to sing I
(32:30):
Have nothing and I Will Always love you. Yo. What
the hell this reaction though? To this this user, I
don't know what his name is. Let me see, I'll
give a credit for this. Wause this user is really
really very talented blazon ol three on Instagram. What his
reaction is ysterical? Check this out, man, it's great.
Speaker 7 (32:53):
Let's say.
Speaker 11 (32:56):
No, you know you know you wat I swear to God. No,
you ain't not Whitney, Elizabeth Nippy the Voice Houston. No,
you won't be doing a tribute. You better be calling
Jennifer Hudson. You better be calling Fantasia. You better be
calling Chaka Call. You can call Paddy the fell you
can call. You can bring Luther back, but don't you Dad.
(33:19):
You can do Cheetah girls, you can do something that dance.
Speaker 1 (33:23):
Talking the Chai. Don't mess with me?
Speaker 7 (33:27):
What what?
Speaker 1 (33:27):
What note?
Speaker 2 (33:27):
You?
Speaker 1 (33:28):
Gonnahit that she hit well?
Speaker 11 (33:30):
Who baby, there's gonna be on prayer and Jesus alone,
and it's still ain't gonna come through. I'm gonna rebuke this.
You better forget whoever you ever knew her name. You
may not sing a note a song.
Speaker 1 (33:42):
Nothing, yo. I hope that. I hope that is actually
a rumor because I look look like it's Jedge Lopez.
But you're not singing Whitney songs. Dude, you're not doing that.
That's not gonna work out for you. Okay, you're a
good singer when he was an elite singer.
Speaker 2 (34:02):
What are we doing? No? No, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 1 (34:05):
I hope this is some bullshit that they count for
the internet. But you know, she said till Time magazine.
Guess that's a reputable source. I don't know, man, call Fantasia,
call fucking you can call Kelly Clarkson. J LO should
not be singing when he's the songs. She has a
good voice, when he has an elite voice. What are
(34:27):
we doing here? Come on now, all right?
Speaker 13 (34:29):
Guess he's some more crash out videos?
Speaker 12 (34:31):
Uh?
Speaker 13 (34:32):
New York Giants. I think this is from last year.
This is from after the Giant Chiefs game from last
week's Sunday Night football. Giant fans are underfeeling, brother, and
I feel I'm with them. I totally get it. There's
some reaction from the loss of the Chiefs from giant
fans on the ground.
Speaker 1 (34:47):
Worst run football team in the NFL.
Speaker 5 (34:50):
It's been the worst run football team in the NFL
for fifteen years.
Speaker 1 (34:54):
The only worst run football team is the other team
that plays in this stadium. Do something different. I can't
stand it. Under press the dying, just hold the back tonight.
This is awful.
Speaker 5 (35:05):
I haven't been to the stadium in eight years, and
there's a reason because of this. I can't take it anymore.
It's miserable. It makes my freaking head hurt.
Speaker 1 (35:17):
I am it's been a fourteen years since winter the
Super Bowl, and since then that is out right Now
we suck.
Speaker 10 (35:24):
We're going only sixteen but I'm not even kidding fucking
suck right now.
Speaker 1 (35:29):
I get migrains thinking about this team. I can't freaking
do it me. Hello, it's all my fucking money. I'm
pissed off by the Giants. Get Brian Dabo the fuck
out of here.
Speaker 13 (35:40):
It is awful.
Speaker 5 (35:41):
It is so freaking bad.
Speaker 1 (35:43):
It's an embarrassed smith. Dude. This is the worst a
franchise has ever been. Can they put in Jackson Dart
like Come on, when are we gonna get a new
coaching stuff and get a new quarterback.
Speaker 5 (35:53):
Daniel Jones is the answer to all of our prayers,
and I can't believe that we shipped him off.
Speaker 1 (35:57):
Bring Daniel Jones back to New York. You know it's
bad when three games in to the twenty twenty five season,
Daniel Jones is the the voice of reason or the you.
Speaker 13 (36:08):
Know you looking back down. Y'all forgot how bad how
bad Donelts was bro Stop stop, okay.
Speaker 1 (36:14):
Stop, we need you, Daniel, come save us. It's been over.
When Russell Wilson was named the start, y'all got a
better chance with Jamis Winston biting at w We love
Daniel Jones. We miss you, Daniel. The giants are poverty.
It was a rough man dark gotta play fuck Russ.
(36:34):
I just want to say, man, pull the record, Russell,
as this recording Russ would have plays found U Russ
Dart for the plays first game in his career. We
sucked that pass. Still, ask motherfucker give stadded bought some
more touches, officially converting over to Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 13 (36:52):
Well, take god, I've kind of done it to myself.
I'm Lamar Bolt.
Speaker 1 (36:56):
So yeah, Daniel Jones.
Speaker 14 (36:58):
Back, thirty seven year old quarterback, second down to ten
in the red zone. Giants fucking and we decided to
let Russell Wilson run a fucking quarterback drone.
Speaker 1 (37:07):
That's a tough loss. That's tough one there. Yeah, they
look good at the ginning, but you know the Chiefs
it too much better.
Speaker 4 (37:12):
Get the eighties in the nineties teammates back had them
coach fuck the Chiefs, Jay Gee chuck the only.
Speaker 13 (37:21):
By the way, and Jetson has recording is also all
three for the record.
Speaker 3 (37:25):
Fine played decent, but he's waiting five seconds in the
pocket to throw the ball.
Speaker 1 (37:30):
He hit the post on the on the throat and
with the receivers open, I mean he needs to get out.
Bro get him shipping to Cincinnati, Ship him to wherever,
but not here. Let Jackson play mylik neighbors sucks. That
describes the whole season.
Speaker 14 (37:44):
Fire them all day ball Shane Bowen, all them, Joe Showen,
they need a one way ticket, telling.
Speaker 13 (37:50):
Him Joe Shane for the records, pronounce Joe Shane GM pointment.
Speaker 1 (37:53):
They all suck. The Giants fucking sun. You know the
Giants it's been pretty rough over the last fourteen years.
Another loss, three, season's over. We're gonna improve, we have
to find.
Speaker 13 (38:08):
I think that's it.
Speaker 1 (38:08):
On that it. I think that's it.
Speaker 13 (38:11):
That's there.
Speaker 2 (38:12):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (38:12):
So I'm a Giant fan, so I get it. I
totally get it.
Speaker 13 (38:15):
I can relate. But I'll tell you what though, for
me personally.
Speaker 1 (38:20):
A lot of it gets a point where, like, you know,
sports like sports is important to me, but it's not
the thing. And I will admit in the last fourteen
years by Giants, Phantom has tempered a little bit.
Speaker 13 (38:31):
I was pretty bad. Back in the two thousand nineteen,
two thousands, I was pretty bad. I don't know what
it is. Maybe maybe just maybe a whole losing has
got into me now.
Speaker 1 (38:38):
I don't know. And I mean when you're season over,
like fucking when your season already over before before Halloween,
it's like it's kind of depressing, you know. So anyway,
all right, let me show you this one here. This
is a picture of drewmackintire we Drew back and tire.
Speaker 2 (38:53):
But a.
Speaker 13 (38:55):
A tweet if you want to get this. So Drew
back Tire tweeted The Rock wants Cody's soul I want
his ass. Then after that retweet, then he tweeted again.
Speaker 1 (39:07):
What, by the way, I already told y'all I am
in from the Drew back and tire experience.
Speaker 13 (39:14):
I'm in for the dreamagutarre Taler run.
Speaker 1 (39:16):
He I know he didn't get last week at a
at a Russell Fulosa, but I already told y'all I
was I am in for a Drew back attire.
Speaker 13 (39:24):
Tyler run. You know he deserves it.
Speaker 2 (39:26):
He has.
Speaker 1 (39:27):
He got a championship in twenty twenty, but of course
that was Jewan covid with no crowds. He deserves to
have a Taler run with crowds. All right, here's another video.
This is actually uh I think it's a remake of
Castaway with Tom Hanks, and basically it's as funny as hell. Wilson,
where are you.
Speaker 5 (39:48):
That?
Speaker 13 (39:55):
Giants fans looking for Russ for Week two? Russell Wilson
the of course mamer.
Speaker 1 (39:58):
Week two, Russell Wilson had his career your day, floating
for four hundred and fifty two yards. It was and
I think a couple of touchdowns.
Speaker 13 (40:05):
Yeah, and that guy now is now little A week later,
bench a bench a week later, that that. That's asinine
for me. All Right, one more video out of here.
Speaker 11 (40:15):
This.
Speaker 13 (40:15):
I don't necessarily uh approve of kid's cussin, but this
ship was hysterical. He's a couple, he's a couple of
h uh videos of kids cursing.
Speaker 1 (40:28):
I don't like that.
Speaker 13 (40:29):
Worked, mommy, Yes it is.
Speaker 1 (40:31):
No, I thank your fucking naps, not like fucking ship,
no matter.
Speaker 13 (40:37):
How's that apple juice?
Speaker 1 (40:40):
Yeah, it's good, fucking good coffee.
Speaker 13 (40:45):
The English one, I think it's English Australian one and two.
Speaker 1 (40:52):
Your sweetheart, thank you, honey.
Speaker 13 (40:57):
No, I didn't, don't you he did?
Speaker 7 (41:00):
What is beautiful?
Speaker 6 (41:08):
So not that you with your mussels?
Speaker 1 (41:14):
No man, no man, what slipper?
Speaker 10 (41:21):
I'm not.
Speaker 13 (41:23):
Oh my god, what you make?
Speaker 1 (41:26):
See you next time? That's correct.
Speaker 13 (41:32):
That's insane. That's insane. Uh I I don't kids coussing
like that, but you know, and and it's especially weird
people put on the internet. But uh yeah, that's uh,
that's society.
Speaker 1 (41:44):
The twenty five.
Speaker 13 (41:45):
We love that ship, right, I guess right. So anyway,
that's it. That's it for the first edition of e
J Loves the Internet Again.
Speaker 1 (41:51):
I am on x at e J Christens seven enjoy
the rest of the week of content coming up coming
your way, and we will probably do this every Monday
for the foreseable future.
Speaker 13 (42:02):
Like I said, I don't know if we'll keep doing
this every week. This is a label love, but I
enjoyed that first episode and hopefully do it again. So again.
Speaker 1 (42:09):
Check out all the content on the Underfeed YouTube page
at YouTube dot com, Force and Ernest Christian at Ernest
Me Pod. Sorry respect Christian a pod, on TikTok and
on Instagram as World too. Until the next episode.
Speaker 13 (42:20):
We will talk soon. God bless you guys. Until the
next episode.
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