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    Kendrick Fires Back & Schulz is Roasting Tom Brady

    enMay 01, 2024
    What sparked the conversation about fan behavior?
    How did LeBron James respond to the heckler?
    What issues arise from online dangerous cults?
    What is unique about New York City's sports culture?
    How do sports chants affect performances according to the speaker?

    Podcast Summary

    • LeBron's response to heckling fan sparks conversation about fan behavior and athlete public figuresLeBron's reaction to fan disrespect sparked a debate on fan boundaries, gender, and athlete public image, highlighting the importance of respect in sports engagement.

      LeBron James' response to a heckling fan during what is likely his final NBA game sparked a conversation about the boundaries of fan behavior and the role of athletes as public figures. The incident highlighted the potential consequences for fans who cross the line, and the differing perceptions of those consequences based on gender. The discussion also touched on the increasing presence of women in sports fandom and the nuances of fan engagement. Despite the controversy, many saw LeBron's actions as a symbol of standing up for oneself and maintaining respect in the face of disrespect.

    • Trash talk in high-stakes sports environments fueled by mob mentality and anonymityHigh-stakes sports environments can lead to trash talk, amplified by mob mentality and anonymity on social media, resulting in rapid dissemination and impact of negative sentiments towards athletes.

      The pressure and intensity of high-stakes sports environments can lead people to engage in trash talk, even those who normally wouldn't. This behavior is often fueled by the mob mentality of the crowd and the perceived lack of consequences. The anonymity and accessibility provided by social media can also amplify this phenomenon, making it easier for people to express their opinions without fear of repercussions. This was exemplified in the discussion about LeBron James and the woman at the basketball game, where the woman's actions were influenced by the heated atmosphere and her status as the wife of the team owner. However, in the past, such negative sentiment towards athletes, like Michael Jordan, would have had limited reach and impact due to the lack of widespread media platforms. Today, the internet allows for the rapid dissemination of opinions, making it easier for negative sentiments to galvanize and spread.

    • European players introduced flopping to the NBAEuropean NBA players popularized flopping, a tactic where players exaggerate contact to draw fouls, which can be effective for tall, masculine players but is criticized for being unsportsmanlike

      The NBA saw a significant shift in playing style during the early 2000s with the introduction of European players, who brought a new culture of flopping to the league. This tactic, which involved exaggerating contact to draw foul calls, was particularly effective for tall, masculine players, as their movements were often misunderstood by referees and opponents. Joel Embiid, a modern NBA star, is an example of a player with high basketball IQ who uses this strategy effectively, despite being frustrating to watch. However, Embiid's antics have been criticized for being unsportsmanlike, and there have been instances where his actions have led to controversial incidents on the court. Despite the controversy, flopping remains a part of the NBA, and teams must be aware of its impact on their opponents and their own strategy.

    • Basketball's Impact on New York City LifeNew Yorkers' intense passion for basketball influences scheduling, planning, and community identity.

      The passion and dedication towards sports, particularly basketball in New York City, can be so intense that it influences various aspects of life, including scheduling and planning. The speaker's anecdote about booking shows around potential Knicks playoff games highlights this devotion. Additionally, the comparison of New York City's sports culture to that of Europe, specifically football, emphasizes the city's singular focus on basketball. The speaker also shares experiences of the impact of sports chants on performances and how the more fans love their team, the less creative the song needs to be. Ultimately, the conversation underscores the power of sports to bring communities together and shape their identities.

    • Unexpected moments create community connectionUnexpected events can bring people together and create a sense of shared experience, whether it's a man eating cheese balls in public or a comedy roast.

      Unexpected events or moments, no matter how seemingly insignificant, can create a sense of excitement and connection within a community. This was exemplified by a man's public consumption of a large bucket of cheese balls in New York City, which drew a massive crowd and became known as a "New York moment." The power of marketing and the anticipation of an event, such as a comedy roast, can also bring people together and create a sense of shared experience. Despite the challenges of navigating the entertainment industry and dealing with controversy, the importance of perseverance and staying true to one's passions was emphasized throughout the conversation.

    • Anticipation and excitement for Tom Brady roast despite potential joke repetition and uncertaintyComedians looked forward to performing at Tom Brady's roast, despite potential repetition and uncertainty due to lack of communication and organization among comedians.

      The roast of Tom Brady was a highly anticipated event with comedians vying for the best jokes, even if it meant going last and potentially losing some material. The excitement and viewership made the potential loss of jokes worth it for some. However, there seems to be a lack of organization and communication among the comedians regarding joke submission and order, which could lead to repetition and frustration. The event was set to take place at The Forum, and while some performances may be filmed, not all will be released publicly. Comedians like the speaker were excited for the weekend and looking forward to performing, despite the challenges and uncertainty that come with a live roast.

    • Speakers navigate unexpected complications and prioritize commitmentsDespite challenges, speakers remain committed to their careers and personal lives, emphasizing authenticity and truth, and balancing responsibilities for significant milestones

      Despite unexpected complications and inconvenient scheduling, the speakers remain excited and committed to their professional and personal commitments. The MSG event represents a significant milestone in their careers, and family obligations and other responsibilities must be balanced. A rap beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake has also emerged, with each artist making bold claims against the other. The speakers express their admiration for Kendrick's new song and the impact of his lyrics. The speakers also emphasize the importance of authenticity and truth in their art and personal lives. Ultimately, they prioritize their responsibilities and look forward to the upcoming events, including the MSG show and graduation celebrations.

    • Discussion about Drake's potential involvement in open casesRumors swirled about Drake paying 500,000 to settle an open case and possible connection to XXXTentacion's death, but no concrete evidence was provided. Drake also attempted to stop a Kendrick Lamar record.

      During a discussion about the meaning behind certain lyrics in Drake and Kendrick Lamar's songs, it was speculated that Drake may have paid 500,000 to an open case, possibly to get rid of it. The conversation also touched on the possibility of Drake being involved in the death of XXXTentacion, but no definitive evidence was presented. Additionally, the discussion revealed that Drake had tried to cease and desist a record by Kendrick Lamar. Overall, the conversation showcased the excitement and intrigue surrounding the interpretation of rap lyrics and the various theories that can emerge from them.

    • Impact of rap diss tracks and the recent incident of violenceRap diss tracks can leave a lasting impression with memorable lines and radio appeal, but violence is seen as weak and unsophisticated in the rap community.

      The length and impact of a rap diss track depend on its quality and radio play. A well-crafted diss track with memorable lines and radio appeal can leave a lasting impression and even enter popular culture. However, relying on physical violence or paying others to carry it out is seen as weak and unsophisticated in the rap community. The recent incident of violence in the ongoing rap beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar is a disappointing turn of events, and it highlights the importance of maintaining a creative and verbal approach in rap disputes. The debate over which artist's diss track is more effective continues, but it's clear that both have fallen short of reaching the iconic status of ether by Nas.

    • Heated debate with an Uber driver during a Drake concertDespite initial disagreements, a deep conversation with an Uber driver led to human connection and understanding.

      The speaker had an intense and provocative conversation with an Uber driver during a Drake concert in Jacksonville, where they engaged in a heated debate about crime, politics, and personal lives. The speaker tried to antagonize the driver with controversial statements about liberal cities and crime rates, but the driver remained calm and collected, revealing surprising insights about his own life. The conversation was filled with intense moments and unexpected twists, leaving the speaker in awe of the experience. Despite the initial antagonistic tone, the speaker came to realize that they were both just trying to understand each other and the complexities of their respective perspectives. Ultimately, the conversation served as a reminder that even in the midst of heated debates and disagreements, there is always the potential for human connection and understanding.

    • Judging People Based on First Impressions is DeceptiveDon't judge people based on their initial appearance or actions. Protect your online privacy using a VPN service.

      First impressions can be misleading, and people may have hidden backgrounds or identities that challenge our assumptions. In the discussed conversation, the speaker shares anecdotes about a man they encountered who initially seemed like a white, racist hillbilly, but was later revealed to be a Cuban man with a complexion that could pass as white. This discovery was made after the man dropped the N-word during an argument, leading the speakers to investigate his background further. The man's behavior and appearance were found to be deceptive, and the speakers learned a valuable lesson about not judging people based on their initial appearance or actions. Moreover, the conversation touches on the topic of privacy and the importance of protecting it. The speakers mention how internet service providers track every website visited and can sell this information to third parties. To prevent this, they recommend using a VPN service like ExpressVPN, which creates a secure encrypted tunnel between the user's device and the internet, ensuring that their online activity remains private. In summary, the discussion highlights the importance of not making assumptions based on first impressions and the significance of protecting personal privacy online.

    • Discussion on technology and cultural awarenessTechnology connects people to restricted content and teams/shows worldwide, while cultural awareness is crucial when raising children from diverse backgrounds. Understanding and respecting diverse experiences is important.

      Technology, such as a VPN, can provide access to restricted content and connect people to their favorite teams or shows no matter where they are in the world. Michael Chandler's adoption of black children and the subsequent online discourse highlights the complexities of raising children from different backgrounds and the importance of cultural awareness. Chandler's perspective of raising his children as individuals rather than labeling them based on their race sparked a debate about the role of culture in upbringing and the potential impact of not acknowledging it. The conversation also touched upon the differences in societal norms and experiences between African communities in Africa and America. Overall, the discussion emphasized the importance of understanding and respecting diverse backgrounds and experiences.

    • Sellers of counterfeit goods evade authorities and show disregard for consequencesCounterfeit sellers disregard authority, hide merchandise, and show no remorse for breaking the law, often making complex relationships with buyers.

      The illegal sale of counterfeit goods comes with risks, and those involved are often disregardful of authority and indifferent to the consequences of their actions. The seller in the story tried to evade the police by keeping their merchandise in bags and hiding it in secluded areas. They even cursed at the officers and showed no remorse for breaking the law. This behavior was observed during a conversation about a racist Uber driver, who made derogatory comments about black people and blamed them for various issues. The group also had a complex relationship with their buyers, making them feel as though they were being taken advantage of, but ultimately, they were the ones making the purchases. The discussion also touched upon the historical context of racism and the quickness with which certain groups are blamed for various issues, including the assassination of JFK and the spread of misinformation on social media.

    • Recognizing and Challenging Online Hate SpeechRecognize and challenge hate speech online, acknowledge its existence, be mindful of algorithms shaping our online experiences, and promote understanding, empathy, and respect in our online interactions.

      The internet can be a breeding ground for hate speech and conspiracy theories, and it's important to recognize and challenge them when we encounter them. The speaker in this conversation shared his experiences with encountering anti-Semitic content online and how it opened his eyes to the reality of anti-Semitism. He also acknowledged the importance of acknowledging the existence of hate speech, even if we disagree with the actions or policies of certain groups. The conversation also touched on the power of algorithms in shaping our online experiences and the need to be mindful of the content we consume and share. Overall, the conversation underscores the importance of promoting understanding, empathy, and respect in our online interactions.

    • The Importance of Individuality and Creativity in BusinessMaintaining individual spirit and creativity is crucial for business success, even as countries like Germany and China offer different approaches. Authoritarian societies may have downsides, and protecting intellectual property is important.

      While other countries, specifically Germany and China, may have different approaches to nurturing talent and business, it's essential to maintain individual spirit and creativity. The speaker expresses concern about the potential for these countries to surpass the US economically but emphasizes the importance of promoting business and greatness within one's own society. He also highlights the potential downsides of authoritarian societies and the importance of protecting intellectual property. Ultimately, the speaker believes that a society that fosters individuality and creativity will always thrive over one that is more authoritarian. Additionally, there is a discussion about the growth of India as an alternative to China. Despite some concerns and jokes about nuclear capabilities, the speaker expresses support for India's potential as a business partner.

    • Disappointment with India's Reality vs Media PortrayalsHigh expectations for India based on media and successful immigrants can lead to disappointment when encountering its diverse population. Embrace the complexity and diversity of different cultures.

      Our high expectations for Indians, shaped by media portrayals and successful immigrants, can lead to disappointment when visiting the country and encountering its diverse population. This phenomenon is similar to being surprised by the realities of other countries when only knowing the elite or privileged sectors. The speaker acknowledges the complexity and diversity of India, and encourages an open-minded perspective towards different cultures. Additionally, the conversation touched upon the challenges of immigration and the varying ease of moving between countries. The speaker also shared some humorous insights about cultural differences and expectations. Lastly, a segment of the podcast featured a paid advertisement for Morgan and Morgan, a personal injury law firm.

    • Military Conflicts: Autonomous Drones and AI TechnologyRussia and Ukraine use autonomous drones with AI for targeting decisions, raising ethical concerns. Advancements in tech enable extended autonomous drone and submarine operations, potentially leading to constant warfare and need for underground shelters.

      Technology, specifically AI and drones, is increasingly being used in military conflicts. For instance, Russia and Ukraine are reportedly using autonomous drones equipped with AI technology to make targeting decisions. This raises ethical concerns about the ability of these systems to distinguish between civilians and military targets. Meanwhile, advancements in technology are also making it possible for drones and even nuclear submarines to operate autonomously for extended periods of time. These developments could potentially lead to a future of constant warfare and the need for underground shelters to avoid drone attacks. Additionally, the sponsor of this podcast, Bluetooth.com, is offering a promo code (FLAGRINT) for a free trial of their Bluetooth products with a $5 shipping fee.

    • People's motivations for global conflicts are complex and influenced by personal biases and simplistic narratives.People's interest in global conflicts can be driven by personal biases and a desire for clear-cut good versus evil narratives, leading to shifting allegiances and a potential lack of depth in understanding complex issues.

      People's motivations for caring about conflicts around the world can be complex and influenced by various factors, including personal biases and the desire for a clear-cut good versus evil narrative. The speaker in the conversation expresses a lack of interest in conflicts that don't fit into a simplistic framework, such as those involving people of similar appearances or those that are difficult to understand due to their complexity. They also express a preference for conflicts that involve different racial or ethnic groups, as these are easier for them to identify with and follow. The conversation touches on various ongoing conflicts around the world, including Ukraine, Israel-Palestine, Congo, India-Pakistan, China-Taiwan, and North Korea, among others. The speaker expresses a desire to "jump on the bandwagon" of a new conflict to care about, suggesting a potential for shifting allegiances based on popular sentiment and personal biases. Overall, the conversation highlights the complex and sometimes contradictory nature of people's motivations for engaging with global conflicts.

    • The Complexity of International RelationsDespite trust issues, exploring potential improvements to North Korea's situation and understanding different perspectives are crucial in international relations.

      International relations are complex and multifaceted. During a conversation, the topic of North Korea came up, and it was expressed that we don't want to deal with the country due to its destitution. However, it was also acknowledged that other countries have better relationships with North Korea than we do. Trust issues were raised, but the idea of potentially improving North Korea was explored, including the possibility of making it a part of the United States or giving it to another country like Taiwan. The conversation then shifted to discussing the beauty of countries like Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, and the influence of algorithms on our interests. The conversation also touched on the evolution of cults from grassroots to digital means. While the conversation covered various topics, the underlying theme was the complexity of international relations and the importance of understanding different perspectives.

    • Online health communities: Support or risk?Online health communities can offer valuable support but also pose risks, particularly for mental health and relationships. Approach them with caution and seek professional help when necessary.

      Online communities, particularly those focused on health and wellness, can provide valuable support and validation for individuals going through challenging experiences. However, it's essential to be cautious and ensure that the information and advice received are trustworthy and beneficial. In the extreme, these communities can also lead individuals down a dangerous path of confirmation bias, paranoia, and isolation. The case presented in the discussion highlights the potential for such communities to help individuals address physical health issues but also the risks they pose when it comes to mental health and interpersonal relationships. It's crucial to approach these communities with a critical mindset and seek professional help when necessary.

    • Online Dangerous CultsOnline cults manipulate and coerce vulnerable individuals, exploiting legal loopholes and causing harm. Stay informed and protect yourself and loved ones.

      There are dangerous cults operating online, preying on vulnerable individuals, often using manipulation, blackmail, and coercion to keep members trapped. These groups exist in digital spaces, making it difficult to identify and shut down. They exploit legal loopholes, such as freedom of speech and religion, to avoid prosecution. The members, often low-consciousness individuals, are easily susceptible to this type of manipulation and can be convinced to believe and do things that are harmful to themselves and others. These cults can cause significant damage, including the breakdown of relationships, financial loss, and emotional trauma. It's important to be aware of this phenomenon and to protect yourself and loved ones from falling prey to such groups.

    • Exploring the Dangers of Losing Identity in Extreme BeliefsBeing easily influenced can lead to dangerous consequences when beliefs become an all-consuming identity

      Some people can be easily influenced or manipulated, to the point of losing their identity and even taking others' children, as seen in the discussion about starfish people and cults. This compulsive need to please and be a part of something can be compared to hypnosis, where certain individuals are more susceptible than others. When this susceptibility turns into an all-consuming identity, as seen in politics and extreme beliefs, it can lead to dangerous consequences. Our podcast explores these crazy conspiratorial ideas, acknowledging that most of it may be false but finding enjoyment in the exploration and potential truths hidden within.

    • The Influence of Algorithms and Echo Chambers on Content CreationAlgorithms and echo chambers can lead to inauthentic creation and manipulation, prioritize numbers over authenticity, and radicalize consumers.

      The internet has made it easier than ever for creators and consumers to be influenced by algorithms and each other, often leading to a lack of authentic creation and an echo chamber effect. People are drawn to content that validates their emotions and beliefs, and the algorithm caters to this by providing more of the same. This creates a cycle where creators may prioritize numbers over authenticity, and consumers become easily manipulated and radicalized. It's important for individuals to be aware of this dynamic and strive for genuine, original creation.

    • People are drawn to individuals who offer them utility, validation, and satisfaction, regardless of authenticity or grift.Effective grifters tap into audience's needs for utility, validation, and satisfaction, often rooted in trauma or desire for fleeting success, and media caters to these desires even if it means promoting inauthentic figures or ideas.

      People are drawn to individuals who offer them utility, validation, and satisfaction, regardless of whether those individuals are authentic or engaging in a grift. This dynamic is not necessarily a result of malice or stupidity on the part of the audience, but rather a response to their needs and desires. The most effective grifters are those who truly believe in their own grift and commit to it, even as they adapt to changing cultural trends. The audience's attachment to these figures is often rooted in trauma, hurt, and a desire for fleeting success, and they will readily move on to the next grifter if their current one fails to deliver. The media, including Fox News, has been successful in part because they cater to their audience's desires and needs, even if it means promoting figures or ideas that may not be factually accurate or beneficial.

    • Desire for community, purpose, and connection drives new beliefs and ideasUnderstanding the human need for belonging and meaning can help explain why certain belief systems thrive and why individuals convert to new ideologies or religions. Empathy and open-mindedness are crucial in fostering respectful dialogue and intellectual curiosity.

      People have a fundamental desire for community, purpose, and connection, which often leads them to embrace new beliefs or ideas. This can be seen in various contexts, such as the media landscape and religious conversions. In the media world, networks like Fox News thrive by catering to audiences who feel underserved by other outlets. Similarly, individuals may convert to new religions or ideologies in search of a sense of belonging and meaning. It's essential to approach these situations with empathy and understanding, recognizing that everyone's motivations and experiences are unique. While it's natural to question the authenticity of others' beliefs, it's important to remember that the longevity and impact of a belief system can be a good indicator of its value. Ultimately, the goal should be to foster a culture of open-mindedness and intellectual curiosity, where individuals are encouraged to explore new ideas and engage in respectful dialogue.

    • Navigating the Information Age with Open-minded Dialogue and Critical ThinkingEngage in meaningful conversations, fact-check, avoid biased information, and maintain a curious and open-minded approach to prevent misunderstandings and potential manipulation.

      Open-minded dialogue and critical thinking are essential in navigating the information age. We may agree or disagree on various ideas, but it's crucial to engage in meaningful conversations and fact-check before forming opinions. The danger lies in consuming only biased information from one side, leading to misunderstandings and potential manipulation. To avoid falling into cult-like mindsets or being deceived by grifts, we must maintain a curious and open-minded approach, ask questions, and encourage transparency. Empathy and understanding are also crucial when dealing with individuals who may be struggling with difficult situations, as they might be drawn to harmful groups or practices due to the temporary relief they provide.

    • People's beliefs are influenced by emotions and social pressures, not just factsBeing aware of emotional and social influences on beliefs is important for discerning truth and promoting open-mindedness and critical thinking.

      People's beliefs and allegiances, whether it be towards sports teams, politics, or lifestyle choices, are not always based on rational analysis or the best available information. Instead, they can be influenced by emotions, social pressures, and even manipulation. It's important to be aware of this and to equip ourselves with the tools to discern truth from falsehood, and to encourage open-mindedness and critical thinking in our communities. Additionally, the idea that the best ideas win in a free and open society is not always the case, as people are often drawn to ideas that make them feel good in the short term, even if they are harmful in the long run. It's crucial to remember that cultural pendulums swing, and it's essential to be aware of the underlying motivations driving our beliefs and actions.

    • Identities and political allegiancesPeople's political beliefs are influenced by how their identities are addressed and represented, leading to shifts in priorities and seemingly contradictory stances.

      People's political allegiances are not solely based on their beliefs, but also on how their identities are being addressed and represented by political parties. Our personalities and values may not change drastically, but the issues that become important to us can shift with cultural and societal changes. The parties themselves adapt to these shifts, and people gravitate towards those that align with their evolving identities and values. This dynamic can lead to seemingly contradictory political stances, as people may prioritize certain issues over others. Ultimately, it's a complex interplay between individual identities, cultural contexts, and political parties.

    • Exploring the Impact of Media on Cultural Values and HappinessUnderstanding media's role in shaping cultural values and its impact on happiness is crucial in today's interconnected world. Being media literate and aware of the potential addictive nature of media is essential for navigating its effects on our lives.

      As the world becomes increasingly interconnected through media, it's essential to educate the younger generation on how to navigate it. Ignorance may have once been blissful, but in today's world, being informed is crucial. The Chinese example of restricting external information for potential happiness raises questions about the importance of comparison and the role of media in shaping cultural values. The media we consume can be addictive, providing instant gratification through dopamine releases. Intellect and problem-solving are rewarded in some cultures, while physical strength and action are celebrated in others. The discussion also touched on an AI competition and the various creative submissions received. Ultimately, the importance of being media literate and understanding the impact of media on our lives and values cannot be overstated.

    • Appreciation for Jake's Impressive Music CreationParticipants admired Jake's unique flow, filters, and cultural references in his music and discussed supporting him through Patreon.

      During the discussion, the participants expressed their admiration for a creative and impressive piece of music created by an individual named Jake. They were particularly impressed by the unique flow, clever use of filters, and cultural references in the song. The conversation also touched upon Jake's potential involvement in creating the song and the possibility of supporting him through Patreon. Additionally, there were mentions of other interesting topics such as Yeezy's porn studio and Kaitlyn Clark's contracts. Overall, the conversation showcased the participants' enthusiasm for discovering and appreciating creative talent.

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    Peter Dinklage on House Of The Dragon vs Game Of Thrones & Being The Famous Dwarf Ever
    Yerrr we got Peter Dinklage aka Tyrion Lannister in the studio today. We’re talking all things Game Of Thrones, House Of The Dragon, and his new film with Schulz, The Thicket. We even discuss some crazy P. Diddy Rap stories, and the future of Artificial Intelligence in film. INDULGE! 00:00 Intro 00:55 Peter is too high brow 9:50 Peter is the most identifiable person on the planet 12:16 Game of Thrones writing was incredible + Tyrion 17:56 HBO didn’t believe in Games of Thrones initially 19:32 Film industry is too risk averse 20:45 Girls throwing cat at Peter 22:50 Getting the role + indie feeling on GoT 25:41 Refusing the typecast 28:40 Dwarf community representative + Protective over family 33:10 Being Swifities, Peter’s 90s band + Williamsberg [sic] 43:56 The Thicket coming out on Tubi + Andrew is good at acting? 47:28 Book adaptations are hard 48:44 Having a female villain is GREAT 51:23 Elliott Lester directed Rap videos + WILD P Diddy stories 56:31 Jay-Z is the greatest 57:56 Method Man & Redman were fantastic 1:01:27 DMX was a wild boy - Rest in Peace 1:02:26 Why did we film in the cold? 1:05:18 Andrew demonstrates his infamous popcorn move 1:09:24 Respect to Calgary + Trans teams are weird 1:14:57 Demons are real 1:16:41 Drugs are bad mmmkay and Zyns 1:19:13 Hot Ones is all about Sean Evans 1:21:45 Snoop Dogg & politics of chicken 1:25:55 Peter’s a meat eater 1:31:29 STFU MARK 1:32:27 There’s a place for theaters + too much is spoiled 1:43:14 Reminiscing about p0rn0 + watching with the boys 1:48:48 AI being used in films 1:53:02 Real sets are cheaper than artificial ones 1:56:14 Ebbs and flows of TV & Films 1:58:01 Being courageous in filmmaking + Koreans leading the way 2:02:23 Why is Stephen Spielberg so special? 2:04:09 Eternal cynicism + Stanley Kubrick 2:06:47 Worried all the time about this country + hope 2:07:53 “Fail better”

    Lil Yachty on Drake Beef, MrBeast Controversy, & Most Embarrassing DM

    Lil Yachty on Drake Beef, MrBeast Controversy, & Most Embarrassing DM
    YERRR we got Lil Yachty on the pod to show us the best DMs he ever sent to famous people, he explains why he wants so many kids, what his favorite kind of white kid is, & how he handled talking to Drake about the Kendrick beef. All that and more in this episode of Flagrant. INDULGE 00:00 Intro 00:49 Yachty meat pics + Flying them in anywhere but Australia 2:52 Yachty mom’s calls + we love all women but… 6:04 Belly button is your 1st mouth 7:14 If you write lyrics about men, is that gay? 9:29 We invited Mitch onto the podcast 10:34 Yachty can’t tell Whites apart 12:40 Becoming a father + caretaker for his friends too 17:19 Yachty Captain Planet clan 18:58 You’re allowed to pose + Whites love jerseys 20:43 Yachty has a white slave 22:33 Andrew explaining his content + wild hypothetical 28:16 Meat beat proficiency 30:06 We love the WNBA, Kysre especially + Boat hating 33:37 Yachty’s DM to Kysre + 100 off the court 38:36 Boat DMing all the Whites 41:34 Andrew’s worse DM + Mark’s BBL 48:11 Dr Umar + Jalen ain’t gonna be happy 51:22 Drake is that guy + Yachty’s regrets involvement 54:10 Songs leaking = inevitable + marketing too 56:29 “Poland” success + audience see through gimmicks 58:34 Boat collab with Coldplay + fav. Whites 1:01:45 “blow me like a cello” + everyone’s fault 1:04:12 Jay-Z would never, hookah, cigars & veneers 1:06:26 No butt play cos we might like it 1:08:35 Yachty doesn’t eat properly + can’t trust Dov 1:13:25 MrBeast is the GOAT + Boat to join the crew 1:17:10 Rihanna is a G + Yachty only just listened to Jay-Z 1:18:17 Drake is the man 1:20:43 Yachty loves Bobbi Althoff + Sketch too 1:23:56 Doja Cat + Boat understanding the internet 1:25:46 Showing love + memories of XXX 1:29:48 Ye’s wife + Drake back to acting? 1:32:59 Drake effect is real + doesn’t charge for a feature 1:36:56 Own clothing line + never felt boredom 1:39:44 Yachty’s skin routine + we’d do anything for Mitch 1:43:04 Wife with 0 v 100 bodies? White neighbour cookies 1:46:19 The White Party, White activities + we love Saucy Santana 1:51:06 Yachty wants to be in movies + Nolan’s openers

    Trump Survives & Kamala Harris Ends Democracy

    Trump Survives & Kamala Harris Ends Democracy
    YERRR We're back babyyyy! Came back with some HEAT this week after taking some time off. We break down the attack on Trump and the failures surrounding it. Talk about Biden stepping down and Kamala stepping up. Akaash recaps his awesome experiences at the Ambani wedding in India. & finally we get an excellent breakdown of Trump's new VP pick. All that and much much more. INDULGE. 00:00 The RANT 3:55 Patreon predicted this 5:54 Trump’s almost assassination 15:57 Too much information + FDR attempt 21:58 Crooks was ODD + stop and frisk weird white kids 30:43 Bring back the bike helmet, Andrew 31:15 Crooks’ last search + RNC was a banger 35:07 RFK leaks Trump call + Biden has tactical Covid??? 39:42 Kamala Harris is the safest pick 43:25 Democrats has gay branding 50:01 You more gay or racist? It’s all Elon Musk’s fault 1:00:46 Cricket is fire 1:03:21 Who is JD Vance? Peter Thiel is the best gay 1:12:02 VPs can’t overshadow the Prezzy + Debate economy 1:21:29 Trump outshining Teddy Roosevelt 1:25:06 US elections is reality TV + Diddy needs a bad shooter 1:29:40 The Ambani wedding was genuinely insane 1:44:42 Akaash 7/11 Convention clean performance 1:50:22 Indian living for part of the year + Goa’s the move 1:57:02 Crowdstrike fugged everything 1:59:42 We’re too used to historical events 2:03:51 Alexx at the gun range + Being Prezzy is dangerous 2:09:35 We didn’t mean to miss last week

    ShxtsnGigs on Cheating, Immigrant Parents, & Sucking Your Homie

    ShxtsnGigs on Cheating, Immigrant Parents, & Sucking Your Homie
    YERRR, ShxtsnGigs came through and told us some wild stories about cheating, explained to us what the Black girlfriend effect is, how to handle one night stands in the UK, and much much more. INDULGE! 00:00 We’re all Yoruba at Flagrant + Nigerians & their reputations 2:25 How does British culture see race? 4:04 Nigerians = poetic, James = Taters + OVHoes 9:22 British don’t care about royalty + we LOVED Princess Diana 13:40 Black girlfriend effect & Who do ShxtsNGigs prefer? 16:46 Where are the Pengest whites in UK? 17:50 We’re all British, US tryhard patriotism + Freedom 22:09 What does Britain care about? Showing a different side 26:15 Fuhad catching James cheating + fast friends 30:06 Dumbest thing James did at Uni + being toxic 34:20 Girls reaching out from the past + Eskimo brothers? 36:28 Fuhad was a dog, being less religious + Arabic phrases 41:28 Being compared to others 45:47 Fuhad resting his meat on the seat 49:44 James gonna need 4 strong sucks 54:51 I’d go to prison for you + influence on culture 1:02:08 First moment that really blew up 1:05:28 What does the live show look like? 1:11:50 Fuhad’s parents proud of him yet? 1:15:04 Having to self-censor 1:18:01 Never paid, we rinse them + tipping strippers 1:22:52 Girls’ nail colour, 1 night stand sl*gs + “that’s heinous” 1:28:50 Is it the accent or the novelty? Americans are friendlier 1:36:01 Stiff upper lip everywhere 1:40:01 Farthest you’ve travelled to smash a ting 1:43:10 Fuhad got everyone to fight for him 1:47:11 Would you let your friend smash in your bed? 1:56:20 We need more Nigerianisms 1:58:21 Only finding out about British colonialism

    Sketch Gay OnlyFans Revealed & Kendricks “Not Like Us” Video Reaction

    Sketch Gay OnlyFans Revealed & Kendricks “Not Like Us” Video Reaction
    YERRR, the Flagrant team reacts to Sketch's OnlyFans revelations; explain their weekend in the Hamptons with Lil Mabu; talk about Kendrick's new music video; and much much more. INDULGE 00:00 Sketch allegations 5:34 Is faking corn the new wave? We all want to be wanted 11:46 Straightest way being gay; where’s the line? ALEXX KNOWS TOO MUCH 17:30 Weezy is Flagrant’s fact-checker 19:10 Taylor Swift’s team lied to her? 37:27 Alexx pretends to be a rapper + Lil Mabu in the Hamptons 40:49 “Take it away” - Dov had FUN + Andrew’s Padel injury 47:41 Dov’s “injury”, Pavlov’s Molly + Vala was GURNING 50:30 Andrew & Miles got kicked out + Hot girls crashing the party 1:00:09 Andrew made it into the White party + Leo’s a loser 1:03:10 More fun with friends + White Party is male Met Gala 1:06:40 2 days of partying MAX 1:07:40 Akaash’s journey to redemption 1:14:06 Persecution drives community? 1:17:35 Kendrick Lamar “Not Like Us” video reaction 1:23:05 Drake as a popstar will be fine + flipping narratives 1:27:00 Drake the new Nelly? GOAT status + position now? 1:35:30 Drake EDM album on the way? 1:41:46 DJs are Switzerland + play ALL the music