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Alright, um, why didn't the music just come back up, I turned this down, I mean it's not, okay. Uh oh. Dang tech issues again, as I can see now, um, okay, so this thing still broke, but I got this thing working, so that's pretty good. Um, got a lot to talk about today, cause weird things are happening, uh, we're going to go over some funny moments that are not so funny, but kind of concerning to me, cause yo, I don't know, I feel like I can cover this one quick, so I'm gonna do it right now. Um, there was a vending machine in Canada on a college campus, well a couple of them, and they got caught that inside of them were facial recognition things, like cameras that recorded and saved into a database. Why do vending machines have cameras, which leads me to more stuff, um, there are also like stores where the electronic window pieces, in the top corner, there's cameras. This is not some crazy, you know, crackpot outside of a gas station talking to you, this is the monkey man, so you know this is backed, and all I'm gonna say is yo, there's a funny mix of Vaseline and some other stuff that can permanently smudge cameras, but you didn't hear that from me, um, but no, it literally had facial, uh, recognition software, and they were recording people, and in Canada you can't do that type of stuff, without like legal explicit permission of stating, yeah, I'm cool with it, go ahead. So that's kind of crazy, um, there's I think another tech thing or two in here that I've been planning to think about and talk about, um, I don't know, it's weird, but yo, imagine getting M&Ms and all of a sudden you're fed to a huge system database, and I don't know, that seems kind of bogus, if you just want to pack M&Ms, alright, um, but yeah, so yo, it's kind of wack about the whole cameras being everywhere, um, what else, oh, there's an artist that's holding, like, very valuable art pieces hostage, because, like, different governments are after the Wikileaks guy, the guy who made Wikileaks, which is what Edward Snowden, I'm pretty sure, used to out the American government about the Patriot Act and other stuff, I mean, as if we didn't already notice from Operation Mockingbird, MKUltra, Ruby Ridge, infinite other examples, like, um, Quaker Oats, Science Club with the special lead kids, all that type of stuff, as if we didn't need, like, another reason to not trust those in power. Um, but yeah, so there's an artist who's like, yeah, anyway, um, I'm going to use chemicals to destroy super valuable art pieces, like, he has, like, Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, like, some big name artists, and he's like, yeah, I have works of theirs that I have taken and will destroy if he dies. So this bro has a dead man, it's called Dead Man Switch, which is a good name, considering, like, Dead Man Switch is when, uh, the release for what usually is an explosion is if the person holding the switch dies, their hand loosens, that's when the mechanism kicks and kaboom, everybody go kaboom. Um, oh, so I got to watch Singing in the Rain. Um, that movie is incredible. I loved that movie. There was not, like, a lull, there was not, dude, that is one of the best movies I've seen. I, that was an amazing movie that I loved. Everyone needs to watch that, because, I mean, everyone knows the song Singing in the Rain, and if you don't, oh my gosh, get cultured about something, please, pop culture wise. But, so everyone knows about it. I haven't actually watched it, though, so I finally got to watch it. Incredible. You want to know how I did it? Public libraries. People forget that these exist, and even if you don't go to them, if you're like, yo, this is a college radio, if you're from New Jersey or out of state or something, and you're in South Carolina, still get a library card, because you're like, yo, I'm going to be here for a while, I'd like to be able to check out books. Just get it. You don't even have to go, but the more people that are signed up to a library, that means the more funding they get to keep things up to date and do all that, and I'm a very big encourager of getting kids to libraries and stuff, because usually they'll have like a small playground somewhere nearby, or they read books, and that's very good. They need to read, because more and more stories are coming out about seventh graders not even being able to like read at a third grade level. That's concerning. Literature is incredibly important and super needed. If you don't read, nerd, you can't read. I don't know what it is. Why is everyone, like every now and then Starship Troopers becomes popular again, and there's a huge argument about it, with stuff like Warhammer 40K and Starship Troopers, and now Helldivers is a game that doesn't. Why is it that whenever there's a giant bug faction, or like you're supposed to kill a bunch of bugs, and humanity is destroying the bug, like giant bugs. It's not even bug people, it's just giant bugs. They're like, um, no, you shouldn't do that. This is bad. You shouldn't do that. Like, support that. You shouldn't root for that. No. Me and the homies are going to obliterate an entire planet of bugs. Why? Because they're bugs. Bugs are yucky. If you're rooting for the bugs over the people, I'm just going to assume you mad, ugly, and stinky. That's what I'm going to just assume. Because bugs, ugly and stinky, except for like, I don't know, butterflies from afar, but when you get up close, they're creepy. Like if you look at their face, creepy. Um, so yeah, I'm going to just assume you have like no physical strength otherwise. Like, I've never seen someone go, yo, I sided with the bugs in Starship Troopers, and they're out here like easy squatting, like 300. I don't see it because it doesn't happen. Now, the only thing I will say where siding with the bugs is accepted by the group, like of people who have, you know, muscles, strength, or some like crazy cool attributes. The only time that it has been like widely understood that like, yeah, people were doing too much in this was in Nausicaa, Valley of the Wind, or however you say the first part, Nausicaa, whatever the Ghibli movie with the giant bugs. The whole thing is they were keeping an, um, like a spore infestation or something. They were keeping that in the forest. They were keeping the forest alive or something like that. I'm mixing things up. I know. I bet I only saw it once, but yo, they were trying to do mass war with these creatures, like using them as things. They were destroying mass forests and all that. But guess what? And then other things, it's desert planets. Who care about some sand, bro? No. If you fight on sand, anything in the sand, yo, if it's like that, take it out, take out the big bugs. But no, they were in the forest. They were keeping the forest alive. That's why all, everybody was like, no, they were doing too much with it because if the forest dies, the world dies type thing, you know? What else? There was another movie thing I wanted to talk about. Oh, people are finally realizing how stiff we've got, uh, like movie wise with Warner bros and other like Sony groups or no, not, well, Sony was who did this. So like the animation and stuff, animation is finally coming back around to where people want to see things animated and a non hyper-realistic way. They want to see it be animated and not hyper real. Oh, look at this. Look at how real it looks. They want to be like, no, we want cartoons that are super money, super high grade, like, um, spider verse movies and that Ninja Turtles movie, even though it completely changed the story, the design and the animation was awesome. We could have had a Batman beyond like that. We should have had a Batman beyond like that when Kevin Conroy was still alive. So his final thing isn't his one of his most iconic versions of Batman. Kevin Conroy is the voice of Batman, by the way, him getting completely disrespected by street level thugs. And he's already like absolutely Molly waft in the past. He gets shot on a park bench. No weak sauce. Kevin Conroy deserved a better send off than that. And in the Batman beyond it would have been the perfect way to pass the torch and be like, yeah, I'm done as Batman. Mark Hamill would have still done the Joker, but now he's not going to because he said he'll only be the Joker if Kevin Conroy is the Batman. So that's due to AIDS. We were absolutely robbed yet again. Um, but no, that is, I'm not even going to keep flying by that. That is so annoying to me that, you know, we have all of this movie potential, but they just want to keep cranking out like cheap, ugly cartoons. Like so much of the animation now, like with Pixar, it looks dog water. Why is due to AIDS? It's disappointing. Absolutely disappointing with that type of stuff. Um, speaking into turtles, um, there's a back and forth that I don't know if this is true about Adidas, but apparently they're ripping off Kanye shoes and doing stuff. That's what Kanye has said. I have no proof. Otherwise that is, I'm saying that is what he said. I don't know anything on this side yet. However, Adidas is doing a Ninja Turtles themed shoe and I really liked Ninja Turtles dog. It's kind of a cool collab. What happened to cool collaborations with like products? We used to get the coolest stuff back in like, like the old McDonald's toys used to be absolutely insanely like cool. Now I look at like these new kid toys, due to AIDS, it's not even worth it. Like there has been nothing where I'm like, dog, I would get a happy meal to get one of those again. Nothing. We're getting robbed. Our childhood is getting ripped off. We're getting the absolute doodoo boot. You feel me? I don't know. Uh, we're going to listen to some music. Then we'll be back in a second. Um, bye bye. Right. Well, there's some other tech stuff like, um, Google got outed, uh, cause their Gemini AI thing is racist to white people. And it's, it wouldn't make like any pictures of white people or whatever if you tried to find it and would only make pictures of not white people. So even if you looked up like white people, it wouldn't make it. So they got outed with that. And because it wouldn't make white people, people figured out that this could be used to make really, really racist caricatures. So they did that and kept doing it and showing that it was Gemini AI that's making these. And I don't know where it's going to go, but yo, the whole point of an AI is to create like a, it's own learning thing. If you limit what it can learn, then obviously it's going to become something that's like inherently wrong most of the time, because like they keep putting limiters on stuff. Like I think they did it with Chad GPT, like what it could say, what it could answer. And then people figured out how to do the do anything now. So people are either going to keep making racist pictures through Gemini until they change it. And I don't, I don't know, I guess one of the other ones that can make video and stuff is going to go over that and take that out. But I don't know. I feel like it was a very dumb move by Google to do that. Um, Oh, so there was a people's choice awards thing. I didn't even know they still did this cause I haven't heard about it. And now I realize why I stopped thinking that, you know, maybe everyone should not have the power of choosing stuff because out of all the action movies last year and everything, people's choice named Rachel, whatever her name is, the chick who was, I guess the lead in that hunger games movie they did last year. Somehow she won the best action movie star. Like Keanu Reeves did not go down 50 flights of stairs and then jump off buildings and slam into cars and use cars as weapons. You know, as if there weren't a ton of action movies last year. Like, hold on, let me, what other action movies were big that year? Cause I had examples and then my brain said, no movie. What was that year? 2023. Yeah. Napoleon didn't watch that. Uh, looking at this. Oh, um, the killer. That was a solid movie. Not better than the John Wick though. John Wick slapped. Um, wow. There were a lot of extraction too. Extraction too was pretty cool. They did a lot of cool stuff in that. That came out last year. What else? There was other stuff. I know. Oh, so expendables for, they don't watch it mainly cause I feel like it's gone on too long now. Um, but the mission impossible seven, that one had some insane scenes in it and doing all this awesome stuff where Tom Cruise literally flies off of a mountain. So Tom Cruise flies off of a mountain on a dirt bike. Keanu Reeves gets thrown downstairs that are like never ending to where it's almost comedically painful. Um, he also does a ton of other stuff in that. That's really cool. But yeah, so somehow that beat out those and it just shows that you know what? I don't think everyone should be able to choose things cause people, people do not choose well. Um, Oh, there's a big argument right now on the internet where who would win between Ben 10 and Goku? I'm here to give you the answer. Ben 10 easily wins no matter like if he can literally become what Goku is a saying so he can become his own species. Ben 10 can also go into an ultimate form, which is a super evolved version of whatever alien he is. He has the DNA of, he can go beyond, he can become like whatever boosted up version of super sand it would be and he would never have to learn how to go super sand because he'd be an ultimate version of a sand. So that already puts Goku at a disadvantage. However, Ben 10 literally has an alien that is literally just, Oh, erase the universe. Alien X is the most, one of the most broken characters in fiction because he can check alien X is like two different people and then Ben and they have to come to decisions. So Ben's like, Hey yo, erase this dude for me. He's trying to fight us. Oh, are we going to lose? I mean, if you don't erase them, we might easy peasy. Literally he can just think it and alien X will do it. He could erase Goku without even starting a fight. Goku is awesome. I love Goku. I grew up with Dragon Ball and all that, but Ben 10 is just extremely overpowered in very specific ways that kind of beat out what Goku is. Cause Goku's an alien. If he was a dude who could do all that, then cause Ben can't turn into like people. Last time I saw it, but it's been a while. I feel like they're going to do something weird with that too. Um, what else? I was on those besides the Ben 10 and Goku. Oh dude, there's some really weird stuff going on with like music wise. Like all of a sudden everybody wants to make a country album. And I find that really weird, especially since Beyonce already released a couple country songs. And she pretty much in one of them, it has Texas in the name. I didn't listen to the whole thing cause I don't like Beyonce, but you know, listening to it, I was like, you know, listening to it, I was like, Hey, why have I heard this? So I check out, like, I was like, I feel like it was a show I watched when I was like, you know, little kid in school and they would put on like snack time shows. She literally ripped straight from the Franklin, the turtle show intro. She straight up bootlegged that into it. I don't even know if she counted it as a sample because she just straight up copied it entirely. Not even for like a small piece of it or like chopped it up really small to make a beat. Like it's just that and then some other added effects to it, which is kind of crazy, you know? Um, I don't know, but you know, Beyonce all of a sudden deciding to do a country album post Malone all of a sudden is going to do a country album or he did country stuff. Um, there are a couple others who were like, Oh, I'll make a country album too. I'll do this. I'll do that. Kind of weird to me. I think it's a part of something bigger. I think there's definitely like a skinny thing going on the same way it did with pop music and like other industry plans because we already know the NFL is scripted now. Like looking back at clips and everything, you can straight up see the refs just absolutely blatantly cheating and just be like, Oh dude, eight penalties on whoever the chiefs are playing against. Meanwhile, the chiefs will do like three different, uh, flag worthy things like penalties. And it's like, Oh, didn't see it. It didn't happen. What are you talking about? That's nothing, dude. Don't even worry about it. Oh, Oh, I remember what the other movie thing was. I don't know if, but I'm going to continue with the country music stuff when we get back. Cause I'm going to go in depth on that. But um, apparently Mary Poppins is now offensive. How was the lady who sings a spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down and the dude who goes chim chimney all of a sudden offensive. This is why I want to start throwing chairs at random chairs at random people on the street. One cause it's funny too, because and we're back. Um, I don't know. The entire thing is stupid. It's like the British something like the film review or whatever. What is it called? British film classification board. So a movie that's 60 years old is all of a sudden, um, there's a problem with it. Dog. Tell me you have limp wrist without telling me you have limp wrists. Absolute buffoonery. Um, I don't know. Seems mega lame though. Like that is one of the most iconic movies of the past. And Oh no, it's a problem. No, it's not. You're just lame. That's like saying thing in the rain has a problem. It doesn't. It's great. Okay. Yo, I watched Requiem for a dream. Finally. Um, I thought that was going to be about dreams. It was literally just, yo, watch how four people's lives get due to AIDS because you know, they do drugs a lot. And it's like, dog, you can walk anywhere in any major city and see that I didn't need to watch a huge movie about it. But some of it was cool. Otherwise, not that much, but it is made by the guy who did black Swan and that's a good movie. That's got a Natalie Portman in it. It's basically American psycho, but for women, America cycles for the lads. Um, what else? What else? What else? I don't know. There's going to be a new dune. I haven't even seen the other one. I've seen the old one, but I just don't, I don't care about it. It's not interesting to me. Like you got these giant sandworms and you only build anything bigger to take care of them. Seems like you asking to get eaten. Wait, the country music stuff. All right. So as everybody knows, there have been major plants and different sort of music industries for ages now. For instance, wet leg in the Indy world and the Indy music world. Um, they were major industry plants. You can't even like deny it because they completely just came out of nowhere. All of a sudden had tons of media backing them, which is pretty much the opposite of what Indy is. And they were getting tons of attention for which made no sense. Um, then, you know, you have your basic pop ones or whatever, like Taylor Swift. Um, I had like a ton a second ago and now I can't remember nothing because yo, it's just one of those days. Hashtag limp biscuit moments. Um, all right, let me just jump to the nitty gritty of it. So I think that they're trying to infiltrate country music too, because country music used to absolutely slap like, or like, I don't know about true early 2000s, the summer vibes, early 2000s the summer vibes, early 2000s country was pretty solid. However, okay. So country music used to be cool stories and all this crazy stuff like, yo, here's the tale of a lone gunman who killed 18 people in a saloon, uh, with one bullet. And it's like the coolest little thing ever, you know, uh, or like, yo, he's got a giant revolver on, um, he's got this crazy thing or I shot a lawman with his own gun and now I'm wanted in the state. So I got to run out West and start a new life type thing. And then like, you know, post nine 11, it's, it just became a lot of bootlicker vibes, you know, where it's like, oh my gosh, like, yo, I don't know. I don't know if I can make all the jokes on here, but I don't know. It just went from, you know, the con the companies don't care about you. Stop letting, you know, your life be in danger for just a couple bucks. Stop breathing in all that coal smoke. It'll ruin your lungs. You're going to do this and that. We're basically living in an underground town, the way we're treated and all this other stuff. And then all of a sudden it's like, no, please stomp on our next harder please. And then random stuff about like, Ooh, we have cold beers and I have a new truck. I mean, dog, where's the songs about women killing the guys who are abusing them? Where are those at? Last one I remember is, isn't even like kill him. It's just like, yo, I kind of blew up his Cadillac a little bit with the, uh, what was Carrie Underwood. But I think they're trying to take over, um, country music and infiltrate that and get into that. Cause that's like the last thing that hasn't been majorly. Well, it is, but I guess music industry wants more control of it because every now and then you get stuff like that. Um, that, what was the ginger guy who's saying that thing about like the rich men or something? You get guys like that who take off because you know, it, it resonates with the redneck vibes. Rednecks were called rednecks because during a not truly like revolt or strike type thing, but there was a coal mine and it was doing, you know, it was treating the workers bad. So all the guys who were standing against it, tied red bandanas around their necks. The Pinkerton's showed up and started calling them rednecks. The very identity of redneck is to be against the cops, the corporations, and you know, living your own life, having your own land, you know, living out in the country, knowing some strong work, having strong family ties and all that. And it's like, all of a sudden it's, it's just so watered down. Like anytime you listen to it, it's like this hyper cheesy thing. And then there'll be like one and it's like, you know, classic redneck funny moment stuff. And I don't know, I feel like they're going to try and infiltrate that. Cause it kind of made like a small amount of comeback because of stuff like, um, well, I can't actually say the name of the song, but it starts with redneck and ends with a word meaning poop that got really popular again. Um, Chris Stapleton, he took off again because he has a great voice. He got a lot of soul and rasp in it. You can feel that man's pain. It's absolutely like, you know, classic true country, classic true country, like Johnny Cash. Um, what is it? Marty Romans like Tom is Tom like, yeah, like Tennessee Ford, those types of dude, Tennessee Ford dog. Now I can't remember names. I'm going to beat myself up all day over this, but like dudes like that, classic singers, all that stuff, you know, Dolly Parton, Jolene, all that type of stuff. Well, we have now do a lot of that is so boring and it's completely understandable why everyone used to do all over like the country music. Cause a lot of it's not that good no more. And then you'll have stuff like there's a song and I don't remember who it's by, but, um, the whole thing is making fun of like alcoholism and it's just called, I beat my wife. It's, it makes fun of like all the different stereotypes about alcoholism and abuse, but in a funny way, and it got a lot of heat because it was just flat out called, I beat my wife. And a lot of people thought it was serious when the dude wasn't even married, but there's a lot that you can do with country music. It's still, you know, you could possibly get it back into like the pop era, like how they did with Taylor Swift, where they plugged it all over the radio. If you retake country music and you push it back, you can kind of just take over each major aspect of the music industry and completely take over the radio. So I think that's what they're going for to make all of these like celebrities that they want to push out super unavoidable so that we can't have, you know, like, so that we can't have no ye ye bo skeeter boys no more. When we need a lot more of them because it'd be funny and entertaining. I don't know, but seriously, like what I was saying earlier, get like a library card. It helps with the money and the city and it looks good for them. I'm the prettiest princess at the party, so be jealous. Why did it come back? I can't make sound go away. All right. You know, I don't know. I definitely think there's a weird conspiracy surrounding the new country music wave. Um, Benton definitely beats Goku. Uh, there are cameras in your cereal boxes. Eat them all. Eat the box. You have to eat the box to get the camera. If you don't get the camera, they're going to watch you. You got to eat the box. Um, I don't know. I want more cowboy movies again, like not modern update. Like, you know, like how they keep remaking old Western movie. I want like new Westerns, new Viking movies and all that. Cause Northman, dude, Northman slap. I'm going to definitely end up spazzing about this next week. Like all the different types of movies we should bring back. Oh, that's the other movie thing I was going to talk about. So Pirates of the Caribbean, after, you know, booting Johnny Depp, even though everyone in the world wanted Johnny Depp in it, um, they booted him. Then they're like, okay, we'll put him back. And then they're like, anyway, we're going to have, um, an African woman playing a woman named Ann and she's going to be a and all this other stuff. I don't know if I really talked about this already. And Barney was an Irish pirate. And I feel like I did talk about this actually. I don't know anymore. Um, but dude, I want more cowboy movies, more Viking movies, more pirate movies. I want cool stuff, new variety. I'm so tired of like these, like, oh, look, I'm a secret spy. And then like the only thing that changes is what country has what briefcase. I want cool variety of topics. And by topics, I mean, yo, give me the power of friendship stories, but with like Samurais and all this other stuff, the next predator movie, oh my gosh, I've been saying it for years needs to be with Samurais. We haven't been able to see yet. The dude who always plays the Samurais is getting older. He needs to do what we need to do while he's still alive. This dude plays in everything. I don't know his name. He was in John wick. He was on bullet train. He was a 47 running. He was in pretty much any type of like more close to recent times movie. If it has like an old wise age, I mean, oh, goodbye.