EP.44 - AMELIA EARHART THEORY, NINJA'S GOING EXTINCT, NINJA TURTLES PTSD THEORY
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Yo, so how did you um, how'd you like the promo I made fam? I didn't see it bro, we have to watch it, that's why. No, how'd you like filming it? How'd you like filming it? Filming? It was fun. This is my first like time like actually acting. And I'm honored it's underused though. Let's go, let's go. Cause yo, lowkey, I really want to do more freaking acting shit or at least like

Short film shit. Yeah. Because it's so fun, fam. Because I feel like... Remember back in the day... They used to do the... The YouTube skits? Oh, yeah. There used to be bare skits. But YouTube now... Nobody makes skits, fam. Yeah. Have you noticed that? It's a bunch of trends...

you either do the mukbangs you either do like the girlfriend does my makeup or podcast yeah right and there's not really like actual like storytellers you know yeah because nico higo used to do it all the time yeah the how to be a ninja yeah oh my god those are the funny ones um jk they used to it was all skits fam fam i'm telling you it was it was good content bro look we should bring that back fam we should bring that bring back that whole wave i know and we have we have a funny enough crew

And a willing enough crew that will do anything. Yeah. And like have fun with it. You feel me? I'll just make more. I'll just make more. Cause when we were filming a fam, I remember when something, we did something cool. We would all look at it. Yo, it's fun, bro. I'm telling you it's fun. So that's what I'm thinking, bro. I really want to get into like directing or something. There's even storytelling or just even like film school. Low key. I low key want to look into that. Cause at the end of the day,

I think my biggest goal is to just make my own production. Whether it be just like a TV show or even just like a little short film. Bro, I got to do it at one point in my life. Yeah, and we were talking about it too. Like if you go like into film school, you already have the reputation. And people may know you or may not know you, but at the same time, you've tried it already. So now you just go in and you learn like the proper techniques. That's the thing, fam. That's the thing. All right, let's get into the video. I'm actually excited.

Yo, back that I was like, in one of the episodes, I'm like, yo, I want to act in a rom-com, but now I'm acting in like Guns Blazing Wild West.

I bet. So just tell them. Yeah, okay, yeah. For those who are watching right now, go to the WeCo Studios page on Instagram to watch the promo with us. We're not going to show it on here because it has some stuff. Yeah, so we can't show everything because... Yeah, copyright, stuff like that. Yeah, copyright and like... Vokey, I don't even know if we're allowed to put it on YouTube. But yeah, just make sure right now, go on your phone right now and react to it with me, okay? This is my first reaction. Yeah, I'm done.

He gets captured? Okay. Yo, John's actually a good actor, fam. Yeah, he is, he is. Look at that face. Dude, this is all Pulp Fiction right here. Yeah. All Pulp Fiction. You have the comedic bit too. That's tough, that's tough. Paper planes are flying. Oh, the B-roll. That's my favorite part right there. Yo! It does not look like it does not look like it. It's perfect, right? It's perfect. That is hard. Yeah, we definitely can't show this. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the only thing. It's too much.

nah that's we have no like no streetwear brands are doing that loki they aren't they they don't make like short films like yeah for promo what's the what's the guy that bought your watch you were telling me about oh um no no he made the watch yeah um and he made like that kobe fisher yeah and he made like that mini mafia it's kind of it's kind of like that but it's like it wasn't a story you know me it wasn't a story what's dope about this bro is i really made it because people been dming me like you

Yo, when you drop in the next release, we've been waiting, we've been waiting. And I don't know if you guys knew, but I actually did WeCo Studios before the podcast, like way before. And I think most of my following...

a lot of my followers are from that first yeah so when i when i kind of stopped that it was kind of like that old the ogs of of my following and they're like they're missing out they're like yo they're cheese and then now the new people are like they'll drop stuff so you have old and you coming for you yeah yeah so we're gonna see how how yo today's the drop though when this comes out today's the drop so if you guys go on the website link in the description you guys can copy the shirts

You guys are getting bare promo. Bare promo. No, but the ad, you made us look really good. Yeah. Because I remember, I didn't know, fam, I've never been to a gun range, right? Yeah, yeah. So I don't know how to shoot a gun properly, so I was going like... I was like... I was like dancing. Gav is like popping his shoulder like, bro. Relax. He's in Javawakis.

no but there's an art to it though there is there is shooting a gun and like falling yeah and just looking because acting is everything low-key you can act like you fell you have to act like you got shot you have to act like you know how to hold something because it's all it's all like connected fam even just the the fact of your clothing too yes like whatever your way it has to like yeah it just it just has to look right snap yeah so bro taking that shit probably took like

what 10 hours plus yeah editing filming whatever so imagine a movie i know i know imagine a movie how long that should take yeah we did that in what

30 minutes an hour yeah like an hour no experience of like actual acting like none of the actors yeah we're just friends exactly but imagine imagine john because john john had a lot of acting lines so we we have to reshoot and he had to spit it reshoot spit it like now we need more we need more of this energy yeah yeah we need to pretend like oh yo

you have family to feed you know what i mean like you got to bring that that energy with you that's why that's why um because my friend's in acting he's gonna be in the new movie with a lady gaga no way yeah shadow arianne he watches the podcast he's gonna be in uh

Right? Yeah. But he's going to be in that movie. And pretty much he called Josh and he's like, yo, I need help making a character. Yeah. Because what they do when you get a role, you really have to make your character and be like backstory. Okay. What did he eat for breakfast? Yeah. How did he grow up as a child? That's true. Because that all plays in to exactly how you're going to react in that situation. Yeah. Fam, because I remember when you were telling me, what really helped me was when you were coaching me. Yeah. You're like, Gavin, just pretend you're in the Matrix. Yeah. Or pretend you're John Wick.

Yeah, exactly. As soon as I did that, I'm like, I felt it, right? And there's guys in, I remember watching Midsommar, right? And after I watched the interviews with the actors and they were like, it was such a mental, like it was crazy mentally that you had to really embrace yourself as the character. So when you're shooting the movie, you wouldn't go through like the actual like,

Trauma. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And like the guy in Creed. Who's that guy? Michael B. Jordan. Michael B. Jordan. He does the crazy workouts. Oh, he trained like a boxer? He immerses himself into that character. Yeah. Because that's what it takes, especially if you want to put on a good performance. They do... It's called method acting. Yeah, I heard about that. That's what it's called. It's like method acting. So I think...

R.I.P. Heath Ledger, but remember he played the Joker. So people said that he took that role so seriously. He isolated himself and he low-key got into hard drugs and that kind of led to his death because of that role. You know the guy downtown who dresses up as Spider-Man? Maybe he's practicing for a role, you never know.

But not, but you, you see now, I think I remember JK. Yeah. Yeah. They, they did a thing like a little segment where they do, you do like wrestling or boxing, but one was fake falling. Oh yeah. It was so funny. I don't know if they deleted it, but they were trying it out and they look so goofy at first. They're like, yeah, that was John. Yeah.

Right? But after like it's that as an art family. Yeah, it is. Like you need to like there's certain things that you have to do so you make it look actual real. You have to trick your mind to be like I actually got shot. Because if you fall like slow-mo that's not realistic. Yeah. But I feel like those actors that really really are

deep into that character, when they get hit with something, they probably feel the real pain in their head. Oh, yeah. Like, it triggers them. Because you know how they always say, like, your mind is so powerful. If you just imagine something so much, you'll actually feel the pain. Like, there's this kind of carnival game. Yeah. It's like, you know those Zoltar, whatever the... Oh, yeah.

The mind reading person. Yeah, yeah. It's like a little machine. You see it in like fairs or whatever. That's fake though, right? It's fake, yeah. But there's usually another one beside it where you put your hand in something and then it has like a big blade, like a guillotine. Oh, shoot. And it chops your hand, right? Yeah. But it doesn't actually chop your hand. It chops, yeah. But what it does, it makes it feel like it really did. So when you see it, your initial reaction is like, damn, I got to pull my hand away right away. Yeah, of course. But you

Subconsciously, you got a little shock of pain just because you saw it like that. That's true. But then you get the mentally tough people who are like, nope, nope, nope. Then they just keep their hand there. Because yeah, that works with even stubbing your toe. Even just imagine somebody stubbing their toe. You feel the pain. You cringe. Exactly. You cringe up, right? Or even in horror movies...

Yeah. Bro, I think it's the same shit. Like when you see something scary, I get scared too. A hundred percent, fam. The escape room that you wanted me to try, the nyctophobia. Nyctophobia. All in your head. Yeah. Because you're in the dark. So you have to imagine everything going on, right? Yeah. And bro, I was, I didn't know I had like the fear of dark because in that room. It's pitch black. I was going like this. I didn't want to touch anything. Like dead ass, if you seen me on the security camera, it was me though. Like for 40 minutes going like this.

No. Like, hanging on to my cousin. Yo, who did the toilet thing? Oh, no. Not me. Not me. Oh, you didn't do it? I knew it, though. I knew. I was like, because I would, like, pretend. I already knew it was going to happen, right? Yeah. So I was like, yo, it's probably in the toilet. And everyone was like, oh, he's so smart. Yeah.

not because uh in the escape room i did one of the parts you have to put your hand in the toilet and grab a key bro it's so cool because that escape room it felt very immersive yeah bro because like the other escape rooms it doesn't hit it doesn't hit the same it's not

It didn't hit the scene, but something about that one is so... And I haven't done it yet, but the ones with actors in it. Oh my God. That one's going to be crazy. I have to tell you, there's one in North Carolina I think I read about, and it's like the Black Plague. Black Plague? Yeah. So there's like two rooms. The Plague Room and the Cure Room, right? And the whole time you're running around, running around from zombies. Oh, word. And you're trying to communicate with a doctor who's trying to cure them. But you have to keep running, keep running, keep running. And then they're like actors? They're after you.

They're after you the whole time. That's sick. But the thing is, like, you signed a waiver, right? Yeah. But if you touch the zombies, the game ends. Oh, you're not allowed to touch them? Bro, if I was in there, I'm like, yo, stop. Like, push them away type shit. Yeah, because I did something similar in Universal. And, bro, when the one in Universal, they had a guy at the top of the, like, the roof or whatever. Yeah, yeah. And he was shooting an AR fam. What? But I'm pretty sure that they were using, like, blank rounds. So it was so loud, bro. Yeah.

That shit was so loud. And it was crazy because he was pointing at us. Yeah, yeah. But there were zombies beside us. So he would shoot and then the zombies beside us would fall. But I thought I was going to get hit. I thought I was going to get hit because you really see the gun, like the flare. Yeah. And the sound, it like rings in your ears like, yo, what the heck? Like dead ass. I thought it was going to get shot. So you were actually getting chased by things. Yeah. There's things around you, right? Yeah. There's like a cage and then the arms are like ripping through. No way.

Yeah, and you can actually get touched. Like, they'll actually try and grab you. You've been to Halloween Haunt, right? I've never been. I've never been to that one. I've never been either. We should go this year. Let's vlog it. Let's vlog it. Corona version. You gotta stay, like, 12-odd thing away from me. But I think the Halloween Haunt, though, is it that they can just grab you? No, they can't. Because my dad always tells me, like, him and his boys, when they were young, they went to Halloween Haunt, and they were so scared. Like, I think people came up and, like, touched them, grabbed them, ripping their shit.

And I'm like, I don't want to go to that shit. Yo, I have a story for you. I have a story. So I remember this one time, right? So me and my uncle and my cousin, we all went to Wonderland. And we got there before Halloween Haunt. So it was kind of like half of the day is regular Wonderland. Half of the day is Halloween Haunt. Yeah, transition. But for whatever reason, bro, our ticket, it only allowed us for the first half of the day. So we got to get kicked out. So it sucked, right? Yeah. So what we did, we're like, yo.

We're gonna hide in that The garbage can We're gonna hide in the changer And wait Until they all dress up And then wait Until all the zombies come out Yeah

the boom freaks we're gonna do it we're like we're dead ass about to do it i'm like because because we started seeing the security walk around and like damn we can't do it i know can't do it that's tough because i remember um too i think it was a baseball game like blue jays and this was like in the summer so um me and my friends wanted to watch the baseball game and we were already in the arena yeah right for some reason but yeah we just got kicked out because there was no seats left yeah and they were looking i was like yo there's a guy there's a security guy i gotta get out

Yeah, yeah. Do you know that? So there's a thing people say that if you walk in anywhere with a ladder, you'll get in. I've said this before. You said that? Yeah, remember in the Super Bowl, two kids wore a construction vest and brought a ladder. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We talked about this? Yeah. Oh, fuck it.

I don't remember. Yeah. So I remember, um, was it David Dobrik that did it? I don't even know. David Dobrik did it? I think his crew did it. Yeah, his crew did it. And then they walked into like a movie theater. I know. They walked into like a freaking baseball game, whatever, basketball game. Yeah. It's true though. If you walk in with a freaking ladder, I'm going to let you through. I don't want to bother you. Exactly. Like the security, what can you do? But the only problem, bro, we're putting the ladder after. Like, let's say, let's see, let's see you walk into like, you just plant it down and then you just keep moving. Yeah.

No, but how would you bring a ladder? Because ladders are huge, fam. Yeah, they are. Ladders are big. Because how do you bring that to like a basketball game? Because are you taking the subway there? Oh, you're true. That's true. Yeah, that makes sense. You're going to carry that ladder like through those escalators and shit? Oh, yeah. Maybe. I don't know. You got to bring like a whole crew with you. It's going to be like a heist. It's got to be at least five men. On some Ocean's Eleven. I don't know. What is that? You don't know what Ocean's Eleven is? No.

Bro What's wrong with you fam Ocean's Eleven Is like the heist crew No You don't know Daniel Ocean No I've never watched that Bro That's like the craziest Like heist movie One of the classics One of the classics So he was pretty much like He was a con artist And he had like 11 people in his crew And all of them are specialized In bank robberies So he had the con man He had like the

The swindler. You had the tech guy, whoever, surveillance camera. And then one of them was like an Asian guy. And you know who he was good at? Computer hacking ally? Nah, nah, nah, nah. What? He was a grease man. You know what grease man is? Grease man? No. Is that like robbing people? Nah, nah, nah. So grease man, he was like an acrobat. Like a ninja? Yeah, he's like a ninja. So he can like climb shit. And he can like, what do you call it? Slide down bars or whatever. Sneak in through...

be in tight places. So what they did, they put him in like a cart and then put him into the bank vault because the security like pushed him into the bank vault. Popped out, stole all that shit, bro. That's crazy. Not because, have you seen that guy, there was a story about some crazy ninja who was like this Robin Hood type ninja who would go into like rich, really rich like towns, steal all of that. With modern day? No, old, very old. But then he would, he would go and steal from all these rich like merchants and share it with the, what do you call this? Oh, that's right. The poor people. That's,

that's real robin hood that's real robin hood yeah i think robin hood is a real person though right was he i don't know because i'm pretty sure there's a statue somewhere in europe with a robin hood like with robin hood like a really old statue oh shit i'm pretty sure robin hood is real yeah because i today i searched up are ninjas real because i really wanted to know they are they are yeah but i i saw on like bbc like they're going extinct yeah because why would you need a ninja nowadays which is sad man

Yo, that's like the stupid question, but that's a good question. It's like, why would you do that? Actually, wait, hold on. Nah, bro, because low-key, there's still a need for that. There's still a need for reconnaissance. Would there? Maybe they want you to think ninjas are going extinct, bro. Maybe that's what they want you to think. But there's actually like ninjas roaming around and shit? Nah, what if there's like private mercenary companies? Yeah. That still like hire ninjas? That still practice like the old techniques. Yeah, yeah. Probably, bro. Probably. I know.

Because I don't know if you watch Black Widow. Like that whole thing where they have a team of women where they're like mercenaries, whatever. Highly trained. Okay. There's probably something like, would there be like a CIA? You know? Yeah. Do you think they have, they probably have ninjas like that. You could just call them spies. Yeah, just call them spies. But the term ninja, I think is more complex because they actually have the crazy techniques and the tricking. Oh, tricking. Like it's like some anime type shit. No, but there's, yo, there's,

There's gotta be some people that like scale the walls and shit. You know what I mean? Like Spider-Man? Yeah. But you've seen that video of the actual ninja watching anime. Oh yeah, I saw that. He was like, yo, like some of this is real, but like the jumping and like the scaling walls and the throwing the ninja stars. Yeah. It's not realistic. Yo, but did you know the Naruto run is actually mad practical? What? Yeah.

I saw that video on top of the video I watched. It's like Ninja reacts to the Naruto run or something. Yeah, and he was saying it's actually practical. You do that to balance your weight. Because if you're running fast enough or you're trying to be silent at the same time, you balance your weight. You see that kid at Mary's who Ninja ran across the hallways? All the kids, bro. I was doing that in grade 6, bro. Really? No, that's crazy. But how you said the Ninja one was realistic, you know the...

The signs and shit? That's real too. That's real too. Yeah. I heard like you can reach a different level of conscience. Yeah. It's a form of meditation. Yeah. I'm pretty sure. Yeah. And then it's like a thing of kind of a morale booster. Okay. Like a confidence booster? Yeah. It's like a morale booster. It's like a prayer. Yeah. You know?

Like protect me Whatever And then you go into battle Cause a lot of A lot of things Like the samurai They used to do something similar Where they do like A ritual all together And then they do like A prayer And then they go off into battle Yeah it's like the man's Doing the haka Yeah just like that Just like that And like you know The crazy mans Before like They start a street fight They're like

You know? And then they go in. You know what time it is? I swear there's always... They always say that bullshit, bro. You know what time it is? You don't know who I am.

You know the struggles I've been through. But I feel like, bro, the mans that scream in your face like that, lowkey, they don't know how to fight. They're paranoid, though. They're just trying to amp themselves up. You do that? Sometimes. What do you scream like? Because I'm a silent. I only scream when I know I'm going to lose. Oh, really? Yeah, because I have to try and... Like, mentally, I'm already defeated, so might as well try something to help me. Yeah. You feel me? It might work, because I remember I always used to fight the seven feet people. And I'm like, oh my god, here we go again. So I'm like, let's go.

right and then i would go out there feeling like bold okay if i gave you like 10 million dollars would you go into a gladiator ring hell no 10 million 10 million dollars 10 million dollars you have a week to train you have a week to train man that does not matter why does it matter because at the end of the day i'm dying so i'm not even gonna use them no you're not gonna die fam if you win you win a gladiator though these samurais and gladiators and ninjas have been training for years you give me one week okay okay okay

You ever watch Battle Royale? Yeah. You know the old Japanese film, right? Yeah, yeah. $10 million to be in that. No, bro. They're too advanced for me, bro. How much money to be in Battle Royale? You couldn't even pay me enough money for me to go in there. Really? Yeah. Because that's too scary. How about you? No way you would go in there. I think there's a price. I think there's a price. There's a price. There might be a price, man. Honestly. It depends where I am in life, though. That's what I'm saying.

That's what I'm saying. That's where I'm at in life. If it's like right now, bro, no. We gotta continue this podcast. Yeah, that's where I'm at. Like, if it's later down the line, like, I have nothing else to do. I'm bored. Exactly. Maybe still. No, but it could be another incentive. It's like, maybe you have 10 mil and that's it. You focus your life on training and you just, you don't have to do work for the rest of your life. You just have to go in this gladiator. Okay, what if it's like, you know the maze runner? Yeah, yeah. Where they were trapped in a...

that kind of facility and outside of that it was the apocalypse okay so what if the world is over but then money wouldn't matter okay money wouldn't matter bro you're not valuing your life bro you're valuing your money like you're the main you're the main guy who says yo money doesn't buy happiness it's all perspective no but like

You're flexing the wrong paper. No, but it's... But I'm just saying, I'm just saying like... Because I know you're a paper chaser, fam. Yeah, I am. So you wouldn't... There's no price point you would go into that? No, because I still value life at the end of the day. Yeah, true. You feel me? But... Like fear... Okay, imagine we were put on like, you know, Fear Factor? Yeah. Eating a bunch of worms, shit like that. You would do that? I would do that 100%. But when you're in danger, you wouldn't do it.

No. There's no amount of money to put yourself in danger. In danger. I don't think so. Okay, I respect that still. Yeah. Because there's some people that would. Yeah, because you know there's this one, would you do this for a certain amount of money that I always tell people? Would you put a nail in your toenail and kick a wall as hard as you can? Depends on what. For a male? Yeah, I'd do that. You would do that? I can't do pain, bro. I'd do that. Any gross stuff? Now, going back to what we were talking about, bro. Yeah. I'll just prepare myself, fam. I'll just...

I'll do those mental tricks. I'll do those mental tricks. So, like, I take away the feeling in my foot. Okay. Just do that shit, bro. And just do it. Like, I'll lose the feeling in my leg and just do it. Shit, that makes sense, bro. Like, on some monk shit, bro. Monk shit? I was thinking. Because I think I said this before. I think...

I might want to do like a monk retreat. Just to see what it's like. Just to see what it's like. Because I watched a few videos on monks. Because I knew at some point at the podcast, monks are going to come up with you. Yeah. And like, I don't know if you know Jideon. But he took a monk to like, to IHOP.

And they were just having a conversation. IHOP. Yeah, yeah. So he was like, yo, you're welcome whenever our temple, you can come in, you can meditate and stuff like that. And then JD on was asking the dumbest question. He's like, yo, what rank are you? Are you prestige? Right? Acting dumb and shit. He's like, yo, can you fly?

right and the monk was like he was cool about it like monks are so relaxed at all times like only on sundays yeah sundays man like maybe mondays but he's like yo can you tuck me in and stuff like that it was so funny you gotta watch that video because they they train so much bro and i think they they're on they're unlocking some part of your brain that makes you better than the average person

It's like a real superhero. Yeah. Because I think Iron Fist, you know Iron Fist? Yeah. He's a superhero that has like, he can put all the chi into his fist and then like become super strong. That's got to be real too, bro. Low-key. I haven't watched Shang-Chi yet, but is the Ten Rings like a power-up? Yeah, pretty much. It's like a weapon. Okay. It's like a weapon. It makes you super powerful. Yeah. And then like you can like throw them around and shit and like beat everybody up. Oh, so it's like the Captain America shield? Yeah, it's kind of like that. But there's like ten. There's ten of them, yeah. Oh, shit. That's pretty cool. It's crazy. It's crazy. And I like how like Marvel made...

You know how when everyone comes out the movie theater, they go like, they do the stance. Oh, yeah. After I watch Shang-Chi, every time I go in the mirror, I swear every single time. But it's literally, like my friend told me that, it's like the equivalent to the Black Panther. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The black people have this. Asians now have this.

Now we have this, you feel me? So it's kind of cool, bro. And then, because when I was a kid, when I watched Spider-Man, it's always pow, pow. Fam, pow, pow. Yeah. We always wanted to be a ninja. Like, when your mom was cooking and shit, you would always go around and hide. Yeah. You know? Because what do we have, bro? We have ninjas, fam. We have the samurai. That's who we look up to. Loki. Bruce Lee. Manny Pacquiao. Yeah. That's it, bro. But what sucks, bro, we don't really see. Is there any Asian UFC champion? Any UFC Asian?

I think Wayleaf, he lost. Oh, no. Who's that? The UFC guy? Yeah.

Ben, BJ Penn? Is he, is he, he's Asian. Oh, I think he's, he's, he might be part Filipino. No way. I think. I know he's from, he's from, is he from Hawaii? I think he is from Hawaii. He's from an island. He's from an island for sure. But yeah, BJ Penn, I only looked up to him just because he was Asian. Really? You feel me? Because what else Asians are there? Yeah. Like, you know, like the guy who got knocked out by Mayweather? The Asian guy? Oh, the, what's his name? Tenshin? Tenshin, bro. Like, you're a GOAT fan, but like, damn, I felt so bad for him.

But he only got beat by the goat, though. So it's not that bad. Yeah, but it was so bad. Like, he started crying in his corner. Yeah, I don't know why he did that stuff. At least you got a badge. I'm not going to lie. He shouldn't have acted like that. Yeah. You think it was rigged? Yeah, for sure. Okay, yeah. Bro, honestly, a lot of these fights now, it's not even for... What do they want? Does Mayweather want respect? No. Yeah, it's just a bag, bro.

He still wants money, bro. He wants more money. You can tell when he came in, he was looking chubby, bro. Me whether? Yeah, he was looking chubby in that fight. Like, it looks like he barely worked out. Yeah, because Loki, he's like the sensei fan. I don't think you can touch him. I don't think you can really touch him like that. Master Chi. Yeah, Master Chi. Master Chi. Master Shifu. Oh, yeah, Shifu. Shifu, Shifu. Who's Master Chi? Am I thinking about the wrong thing? You're thinking Shang-Chi, bro. Something's wrong, fam.

But it was so jokes when the guy from Changsha, I forgot his name, Sim Lu. Sim Lu, yeah. He was like in stock photos before. Oh, yeah, he was. So now he's like, yo, no more stock photos for me. It's kind of cool because like the Asian representation in that movie was kind of sick. It was sick. Yeah. But they always use Awkwafina. Why do they always use Awkwafina? She's funny, fam. She's funny. She's funny. Awkwafina's a ghost. But it's got to be more. Loki, I want an Awkwafina on this podcast.

Like that would be a fire That would be sick Shout out Aquafina Yeah yeah Yo have you seen There's this new Netflix show And it's all about Filipino Myths and legends Yeah Somebody sent it to me What's it called I forgot But um

What's her name is in it? The girl, the girl that was in, is it Pretty Little Liars? Yeah, she's in it too, fam. That's crazy. But I remember I'm seeing the guy who does the martial art chicken. Yeah. Like when, I think JK shot a video with them too, of them just doing backflips. He was the main stunt double for Shang-Chi. Oh, really? Which is crazy. That's sick.

Yeah, so like, and he was on a grind for a long time. So like, imagine eight years of your life, you're just doing YouTube videos. Now you're in like one of the biggest Asian superhero movies. That's how it happens, bro. As long as you put in the effort. Because honestly, I think about it like this. So if you just like stayed in your bed and didn't do shit, there's no way somebody's going to recognize you. Like, if you ever had ambitions to go out and be, let's say,

praise, I guess, whatever you know what I mean? Or seen. That's not going to happen unless you post something, right? And I feel like that's a lot of people that give up on their dreams because of that. Because of that reason, they don't even try. Like, they don't post themselves out or they don't at least put in the effort to try and get recognized or try and

Be the next whatever. Not because of like the main thing is the hardest thing about this, all this shit is to start it. Yeah. Right. It is. I remember Joe Rogan on his podcast. He was talking about like, yo, if you don't want to work out, just take, just, just start because, oh, it only takes an hour of the day. Then you're done. You don't have to extend it. Yeah. Yeah. But the number one thing, and I took this with my, my studies. Now it's like, whenever I know a task I could finish in like five minutes, just do it, bro. Don't overthink it. Yeah. You know,

Cause I think when you just start it Then you just build that momentum Yeah But it's so hard Cause I see this I see this with my sister too Like

When you get in that little rut, you know what I mean? You get in that little rut, you don't want to do anything for the rest of the day. It's hard to get yourself out of that. That's why that's the worst. That's the worst. So I think the way to combat that is to just do like little tasks. Because even if you don't, I think that's the reason everybody in the military makes their bed. Yeah, that's why I said this before too. I'm like, yo, I got to start making my bed so I can accomplish something, feel good and carry that momentum. Yeah, that's what it is. Because if you just sleep in...

That's the worst bro. Cause I feel so lazy when I do that. And when you sleep and you, you wake up from a nap, you low key feel more tired. Like you're going to work for a bit and then you're going to back to sleeping. Yeah.

You know what I hate, bro? I hate when I have such a good dream. And it ends? And then it ends. And then I want to go back in and I don't have the same dream. Oh my God. With my crush fam. And I'm like, yo, yo, yo. And then it ends? Nah, I tried so many times to go back to that. Like, there's one time. What happened? I was in this like, I was in this like arcade. It was a futuristic arcade. And I was playing the next, the craziest games ever. And then I cut off. I got cut off. I was in the middle of the level. And I'm like, bro, I want to go back.

And then you try your best and you're like... Yeah, yeah. I go back and I use all my brain power to try and get to that exact position. But then you ruin it because once you start thinking, you can't go back. And you know what they say? What? You know they? Huh? They? What? Nothing, nothing. You know how I always say they? Do you? Yeah, I always say they. You know how they say, but who's they? Oh, yeah. You ever bag that? I have it, low key. You never question, like, who's they? Yeah.

You never question me low-key. Because I always say, you know what they say. But who's really they? Honestly. No, but at the end, you stop doing this, but then you're like, I don't know if it's true. That's your biggest line. Yeah.

And after that, you stop saying that. I don't question no more. That's why. Because I used to question more like when you were like hesitant about it. But then you're like, I don't know if that's true. So I would just step back. Yeah. Right? Wait, what is he going to say again? Wait, what was I talking about before that? Yo, I'm not going to cut this out. Because we were literally just talking about how we don't get no sleep and we start to forget stuff. Yeah, I know. It's bad. That's the thing. I was looking into it. If you start losing sleep.

And you pick it up, pick it up, pick it up. Yo, eventually you're going to start forgetting things. Forgetfulness, bro. And it low-key triggers dementia when you're old. Yeah.

which is terrifying that dementia that's that's the craziest thing because i remember um those you know those heartfelt um videos where like the mom or like the the mom and the son yeah are in the the restaurant and they're like mom it's me and then she has dementia and she's like wait is that dementia no that is dementia that they don't remember yeah like in a notebook remember yes bro that that hits me the hardest because it's like mom you don't remember me and then the mom's like

Who are you? Imagine you gave birth to that person. That's scary. What's crazy is I always think, what if somebody super, super, super famous or somebody iconic, whether they be Leonardo da Vinci. You know what I mean? Somebody lost in history and they disappeared. What if Nikola Tesla is still alive somewhere, but he just forgot he's Nikola Tesla? Oh, and he just wandered. Yeah. Oh, shit. And they would never recognize him because he doesn't even know his own name. He doesn't even know...

that's scary that's crazy right that's scary bro because there's so many accidents of and like deaths of just people just with dementia going off and wandering and then they just never get found again that's like oh you know obi-wan anobi he's like damn i haven't heard that name in a while you know that classic i haven't heard that name in a while

That's what people in high school, like sometimes I'll be in, like around the table with my high school friends and they're like, yo, what happened? Whatever happened to blank? And they're like, yo, what did happen to that guy? But those people, I guess they just weren't important to you at the time, fam. No, but there's always those people that I always think about randomly. They always pop up in my dreams like randomly and I never even talk to them or not even like,

I don't know, gave a care. Really? They just pop in sometimes, like weirdly. Maybe that's a sign. Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. What if it's a sign? It's like... What if every single time like somebody pops into your dream is when they think about you too? Fam, I always do that. I have that superstition. There's another one I have where it's like if I can't sleep that night, I'm in someone else's dream. Oh.

Oh, yeah. I heard that one. You know those ones? Yeah. But what was yours again? Say it again. So every time you go to bed and somebody pops in your dream, what if they're thinking about you in their dream at the same time? That's cool. That's like dream morphing. Yeah. It's like that SpongeBob episode. Remember that SpongeBob episode where he's like dream hopping? He was in Patrick's dream, then Gary's dream. Yeah, yeah. Right? So what if it's like that, but in real life? Yo, okay. If you had any person to dream hop,

Who would you dream of? Who do you think has the craziest dreams? Craziest dreams? Damn, probably Lil Uzi to be honest. I thought you were going to say Elon Musk. No, I feel like Elon Musk, he has literally no sleep. I'm going to be in there for like 30 seconds. It's like, yo, I'm in Elon. Where am I? It'd be like a fucking vine. That'd be the whole dream. 15 seconds? It's like, yo, is that a Tesla? Exactly.

But Elon is definitely, he definitely has some next stuff he's thinking about. Yeah. Because right now I have the podcast, right? Yeah. Working on the clothing brand with my other ideas. I have some even some other projects I don't want to talk about yet. But as I grow older, I start to see why Kanye is so like weird. You know what I mean? Or like, it's just when you have so many things on your head at the same time, it's like you're trying to multitask, right? Yeah. So imagine you take a whole bucket of

of clothes, right? You're holding in your arms and then try and make an outfit, but you're holding it all like this. Yeah. So you're like looking like, what can I look at? Right. But you have to hold it in your arms like this. That's kind of like the feeling I get sometimes. And I think what I need to do, I need to find a way to take out the stress of one project and only focus on one. Yeah. You have to organize it. Yeah. But it's hard. It's hard. Yeah. Cause like you ever have that? Yes, bro. Cause I balance, listen, I balanced the podcast school. Um,

my brand and my work, my actual work. So I'm like going into the semester, I'm looking at my four options. I have to drop something. It can't be the podcast. It can't be school. It's either my brand or my actual work. And I'm like, bro, the podcast and my brand, I'll make money from. So I'll just take the, I'll drop my work for now because I can always go back to it. And that just dropping one thing alone takes so much stress. I know, but sometimes I don't, I want to do, if I could do everything at the same time, I would. Yeah.

Do you have those ones where you sleep and then you're just always thinking of new ideas and it comes to a point where your head hurts and you can't sleep? No, that's every night. Oh, shit. That's crazy. No, but that happens even during the day.

I think sometimes even when I brush my teeth. When you brush your teeth, man? You know those times where you daydream when you're brushing your teeth? Oh yeah, all the time. I just listen to music. Bro, for me, it's low-key terrifying when I'm brushing my teeth because it's like everything's rushing. Yeah. It's weird. It's like a fast pace. Yeah, I know that feeling. I know that. It's so fast, man. Yeah, and then everything's rushing through my head like, okay, this, this, this, this, this. Yeah. As I'm brushing my teeth. That's why I don't... I don't know. I hate that feeling of like...

all attention because I have anxiety. Loki, I need to get that checked, man. This is Loki, your therapy though. Yeah, it is. It is. I see, I seen one comment. It's like, yo, Carlos, this is Loki is therapy. Just talking to people. Yeah. That's kind of true because I don't, I don't get to go to, I don't get to go to school no more. So I don't, I don't get to have these random conversations with people. And that's what, that's what I used to always do. You should look, Loki, just join in classes and just talk to people.

I might just honestly I might just go downtown or something just the campus just like yo what do you say just randomly talk to people but now it's weird because some people recognize me they're like wait a minute so they're gonna yeah I know what you're doing buddy yeah but no it's kind of funny because like you like you say you always have the anxiety but you're the one you're the ones giving people therapy like the Sophia episode the one where I had the all black you're just giving us therapy I know during your therapy session

Maybe that's how I found my way. Maybe that's how I found my way, to be honest. A lie. But yeah, low-key, I think that my dream... I like daydreaming, but at the same time, it's kind of like... It's bad for me. Why? Because like, I can... I swear I'm addicted to daydreaming. You're addicted to daydreaming? Yeah, because like...

In the middle of the day and during class, I would just want to start daydreaming and like creating scenarios in my head. Like to a point where I would kind of step away from class for a bit and just put my headphones on and just start daydreaming. Really? What do you listen to? It's just all trap. It's trap music? Yeah. And it's just me doing like some crazy stuff like Project X type thing. Right. Yeah.

You know what you should listen to? What? Listen to some Beethoven fam. Yeah. Listen to some like classical music. Yeah. I feel that would change your. My whole perspective? Yeah, your whole perspective. Yeah, then I think I would start going into like synth mode. Synth mode? Nah, I don't know. If I was slow, then I would probably be like. Do you like daydream to like classical? I don't daydream. I daydream to anything. Why?

I daydream to freaking the fan. You know what I mean? Word. I daydream to the buzz in my life. Yeah? Yeah. Yeah, that's true. Because at a point, I was like, yo, dad, I think I have ADHD. But he's like, no. I don't think you have ADHD. It can't be ADHD. Nah, you know who has ADHD? Who? Sasha. She actually has it. Word? Yeah, that's why she always interrupts me. She's like, you know, actually, whatever. And she's like talking about the bracelet or whatever. And she has like something in her hand? Yeah, she always has something in her hand. Oh, shit. That reminds me of, you know, she always does that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She actually has it. Damn.

bro. But I think it's a gift. Low key. I think it's a gift. Shit like that. I can low key think of it as a superpower because it's like no one else, like only a couple of people in the world have that. Yeah. Are you a visual thinker or are you an analytical thinker? I like seeing it visually to be honest. Yeah. Hey, I actually, I'm a good mix of both. Like I can see it on paper, but I just like seeing it in front of me.

Like remember you were coaching me through the movie. Yeah. You're trying to tell me just verbally, but then once you acted it out, then I got it. True. Yeah. Okay. When you think of ideas, you think about it like as it plays a scene in your head or do you think about it as it's like steps? No, I,

I see it. Like, I literally... Okay, if I see a design, I see a person in my hoodie. Like, I deadass, like, put it on. I feel you, yeah. You feel me? I think we think the same line. Yeah. It's crazy. Like, the mind is crazy, but at the same time, man, I wish I just had one break. Like, for one day, I don't think I ever went to sleep. Just...

Like chilling. Just chilling. Like nothing on my mind. And I just went to bed. I don't think you can. I think you can vouch for it too. You're always. There's. I don't think there's one day. Or like there's only a couple days. Where you just go to sleep. I'm like slacking. No no. When you're just like. Thinking of nothing. And you just actually get proper sleep. Nah. Exactly. Nah. That's probably back in high school or something. Real shit. Cause high school doesn't matter. It doesn't. High school. Chill. Chill.

No, it doesn't though. It does. It does. It does in the sense of like get good routine. Yeah, get good routine. And at least get good grades. Like you can't get shit grades. Okay, yeah. But what I mean is like it doesn't matter as in you can mess up. High school, like high school is the time to make mistakes. Yeah, it actually is. That's the time to like see where you're lazy, see where you don't want to do things, right? And try a way to fix it. And if you can't fix it, then shit, maybe that part wasn't for you. Yeah.

That's literally it. That's literally it. You know that meme was like, all the teachers always say, yo, that shit would slide in university. Yeah, that's bullshit. That's some bullshit. And then the picture of a slide is like...

It's like, cause it always slides. Honestly, fam, look, I look at it like the more and more I see professional people in their, in their day-to-day work, it's almost as if it's, they're still the same. It's still the same mentalities in high school. It's just like, it's, it's wrapped up differently. It's just you now. Yeah. It's you. You have more, it's just your, your own story that you can create in university. Yeah.

But in high school, you're living the same dream as everyone. Like, you're doing the same shit. It's the same shit. Just doing homework, blah, blah, blah. That's why, like, I made a bunch of mistakes in university, but I was perfect through high school. You feel me? I had my routine. I was straight A student. You feel me? But then university, I'm like, once I didn't, like, teachers weren't telling me what to do every day. Yeah. And it was like, now you can just read this, read this. Oh, I can read that later. Oh, I can read that later. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You feel me? Okay, going back to anxiety, I actually have a trick for you. Okay. What you can use to get out of an anxious state. I'll bet. I need that stuff. So, take this in. So, this is used by the military. Okay. This is used by very, uh, people that meditate a lot. Yeah. So, what you do is you breathe in twice through your nose. Yeah. Fast. And then one slow exhale through your mouth. Okay. So, take this in. Right? Okay. Now, if you bag it, we do that naturally when we hyperventilate. Okay.

Yeah, you're right. When we're crying and hyperventilating. Oh, shit, you're right. So our body naturally does that. And what it does, it slows down our breathing and it makes sure we get more oxygen in and at a slower pace out. Okay, so... Right? Yeah, you're right. Because as a kid, when you're crying... Yeah, it's the exact same shit. Exact same shit. And we do it like on autopilot. So we don't even bag it. Yeah, we don't take it in, but that's what our body tells us to do. Yeah, that's true. Because at the same time when I'm running, I do that trick where every two steps it's like...

Oh, you do that? Yeah, so it's like a rhythm. And it calms me down from like... You feel me? Yeah, I guess so. Because I remember breathing through your nose, out through your mouth. That's what the coach always used to say, right? Yeah, yeah. Into your nose, out through your mouth. Into your nose, out through your mouth. But in swimming, it's different. You blow bubbles through your nose and then breathe in through your mouth. So maybe that's why I suck at running sometimes. I don't suck at running, but like...

I don't have as much stamina as swimming. Yeah. Because low-key, I can swim hella. Because I grew up a competitive swimmer. Yeah. And I was so used to that breathing technique, breathing in through my mouth and then bubbles out through my nose. Shit. It's different when you take it to running because it's like the opposite. Oh, shit. So it's like...

It's like opposite. It's weird. I don't know. I never got why they taught us to... Like, bubbles out are no. Oh, you know why? No. It's to regulate it. To regulate it. Oh, okay. Because if you do it through your mouth, all that shit's dispersed right away. Yeah, because I was in the pool like... Like, I'm trying to like...

Like, why am I doing this? You feel me? It's just putting air out my system faster. No, that's how they do it, though. Even people that... I think the guy that held his breath the longest ever in the Guinness World Record book, he did a special technique where he goes... And then he kept doing that, kept doing that, kept doing that for like 15 minutes. And then he went in...

and held his breath so long. Longest ever recorded. I think it was like close to 30 minutes, something like that. Who was that guy that stayed under ice, was it? David Blaine. David Blaine. Do you think that was real though? Yeah, I think so. Because David Blaine, I've seen crazy magic. He bites into glass and stuff like that. I don't think, I think that's real. But stuff like that where it's like, bro, I swear he could have died. I think what he does, some things he does is illusion. But some things like those are real stunts.

he does like houdini because all these all these um are called magicians they look up to henry houdini yeah yeah right uh-huh his name henry houdini yeah yeah that's his name okay we always say like whenever we're mentioning something we always say the wrong name yeah i don't know why it's the cameras are on so it's more pressure it's not that it's pressure i just forget but you know those guys on the the side of the street the biggest con ever which one was like you get the the bottle caps and he's like yo you want to play a game and then one two three and then he puts a marble and he's like

I would never trust those people, bro. If he comes up with you and is like, you want to play a game? He already got your money. You know? He already got your money. Check your wallet. He probably touched it. Yeah, yeah. Because I love like... Loki, I'm big into like scamming documentaries. Yeah. So I always see is like, they'll let you...

win first and then they're like oh you want to play again and then they'll put on the tricks word you know who frank abagnale is no you know who that is his biggest con artist one of the youngest ever to be on usa's most wanted shit what do you do how old is he you you ever watch the movie catch me if you can yeah yeah that was a banger that's frank abagnale jr oh word so take this in he was so good at conning people yeah he was so smart with all of his tricks they're

He was actually... He forged checks and made millions and millions of dollars forging checks, right? And it was so to the T, like they couldn't crack down on it. The FBI ended up hiring him and taking time off his life sentence. Yeah.

That's... Imagine you're that good that everybody's like, nah, get on my team, fam. That's what I'm saying. That's crazy. And also, there's stories like that where you hear, oh, somebody hacked the Pentagon, right? Like a hacker hacked the Pentagon. Yeah, like the... What do you call those guys in the masks? Anonymous. Anonymous, always. More times, bro, they get hired by the government or CIA, whatever. To do that? To do that. They get hired because like, look...

I saw your flaws. That means there are flaws and you need me to show you the difference. Cause it's like a ninja. Even though they may be bad, you want them on your team cause they're so good at their art. You feel me? And they can defeat the bad guys. Yeah. You know? Wait, did I ever tell you, um, in the 48 laws of power, uh,

Did I ever tell you how you should choose, you should hire enemies rather than friends? Oh, no, you did, you did. I told you about that, right? At first, I was like, yeah, I didn't get that because a friend would ride out. Okay, let's say I get in a fight. Yeah. Right? My friends, I'm trusting because that's my friend to ride out for me. An enemy in my head, walk away from the fight. I didn't see nothing. Let him get beat up. You think so? Yeah. No, but if you're hiring, it's different. In that case, yeah, I guess. Okay, yeah. In that case, I guess. Yeah. But in a sense of like you're hiring somebody for a position. Mm-hmm.

it's actually smarter to hire an enemy than somebody you already know you know why yeah i didn't get that no to take this in an enemy right yeah let's say let's say you're enemies with somebody and then you give him an opportunity to bring him under your wing right yeah and give him something that he can't get yeah he will do everything in his bone to try and impress you and show him show himself that he's not the enemy yeah i mean he's gonna create this like fake he's gonna work harder than

Then your friend. Then your friend that already knows you and is like, oh yeah, like, yeah, he's my boy. Yeah. I don't have to work that hard. Right? So take this in. You know, whenever your parents have somebody over and then you got to clean the house and shit. You know what I mean? Like you got to prep because you're having guests over. You got to clean the house. You got to clean the house. Right? So take that in. For a stranger, we work harder. But for somebody we already know and we're close with, we don't work as hard. Oh, yeah.

- Oh, you're right. You're right. 'Cause I'm like, 'cause if I'm in the house, I'm like, yeah, I don't know this person a lot. So might as well put a good impression. - So if it's just your friend, low key, he could work less.

than somebody that's your quote unquote enemy and wants to prove himself to you because he's constantly seeking that validation from you yeah so in a sense he becomes your friend but even loyal like more loyal in that sense right because if you hire an enemy you know he's an enemy period yeah you know he's an enemy so you're gonna have your eye on him already but he's gonna do a lot to change that to try and change that yeah yeah

No, that's cool because I never understood the keep your friends close but enemies closer. Because I'm like, bro, it doesn't make sense because I just want to cut those people out of my life. Yeah. By the end of the day, maybe they do come in handy sometimes. Yeah, but what sucks is that I don't think I have any enemies. That's the only problem. Word? I don't have any enemies. There's definitely people that hate you. There's probably enemies, but I don't know them. But like rivalries, yeah, you don't know them. Yeah, I don't know them. That's the only problem. Yo, if your enemy just hate me up in the DMs, you can chop it up.

we can like get a little battle going yeah that's that's crazy no but not low-key i i work better when i know it's like people are hating on me you think so yeah because if i'm always loved then i feel like i'm gonna be like chilling like yeah people love me already i can always think yeah that's that's fair yeah that's fair but i always make sure like if somebody hates like i just don't even pay attention you know what i never got why does youtube have a dislike button oh no that that's just to like make whatever content is good up whatever sucks low it's

It's kind of like Reddit. Yeah, because at the same time, like, bro, why would you encourage, like, a dislike? Because I still don't get the fact where you can really sit in your computer and hit the dislike button. No, but, yeah, that's true. Like, if you really bag it, like... Unless it's something to actually dislike, though. Yeah, yeah. But, like, fam, if we're... Just for that, everybody hit the like button right now. Yeah, go hit that.

Hit that like button. Hit that fan. We need that. We need that. Imagine like being so mad about something. Like even the videos about pure positivity. It depends. You're going to think. I know. It depends. Some people are just like that. But I think what it's there for is to just like balance out what's good content and what's shit content. Yeah.

You know what I mean? That's crazy. I remember you had your little run on Reddit too. Yeah, I did. Bro, Loki, you've been on hella like platforms. I forgot about that. Like you actually had a good run on Reddit too. It wasn't no like one picture blow up. It was like three pictures that were like getting viral. They went viral on Reddit. I'm like, whoa. This guy, whenever he steps in front of anything, it's viral.

No, but that's the thing. You just gotta... Because I study it, right? I study it. Put me in any situation, I'm going to learn it. Yeah. Right? And that's what I really pride myself in is because I know some people can be more book smart. Yeah. But I'm going to be smarter in the sense that, okay, put me into something new, I'll learn it. I'll learn it faster than you. Word. I'm chilling. Word. I'm learning at the exact same time as you. I don't want to be ahead. No, but that's the thing. Like...

If I have competition ahead of me, whoever's in front of me, right? And they hop into, let's say, a new way to market or a new way to do business, right? I'm going to see that, learn it quick, be on the same level. Instead of me like, damn, I got to learn, I got to learn, and it takes me longer. I'm going to be faster than that. I got to be...

It has to be like that. If you want to keep up, you got to be just like that. That's the entrepreneur mindset. Mindset. Yeah. Cause like there's stuff in school that obviously, uh, in the accounting department is sometimes it's boring, but there's some topics that really grasp me. And I'm like, okay, I actually want to learn this now. You feel me? And those are the best feelings like fraud. I love learning about fraud. Yeah. I mean, I'm in that fraud, the forensic class asking bare questions about like, yo, like who, who did the biggest fraud? Not now. Yeah. Yeah.

Yo, you know what I do now? What? Whenever I go into like a public setting and I see people like have a conversation, I always ask them now because they always ask me. You chime in? Yeah. What do you mean? To random conversation? No, no. Like if I'm in a conversation. Oh, okay. If I'm in a conversation. What do you do? Because people always ask me like, oh, yo, tell me a theory. Tell me a theory. So I flip it on them now. I'm like, yo, you tell me a theory. I want to hear what you have to say, right? Yeah, yeah. So take this in. So shout out Monica. She actually told me this. Oh, shit. Okay.

You ever hear about the Amelia Earhart theory? I know Amelia Earhart. No, I haven't heard that theory though. You know who that is? Yeah, yeah. She's like the first like female pilot, right? Yeah, female pilot. So take this in. The common theory is, oh, she disappeared, right? She went into the Bermuda Triangle, whatever. Yeah. So take this in, bro. What? She might have actually crash landed on an island and survived. And survived? And survived. So take this in, bro. So look, look, look.

So there were pictures that came out, I think not too long ago. It was secret CIA pictures, whatever. Yeah. And it showed an image in the Marshall Islands of two people, two pilots that look like Amelia Earhart and the person she was riding with. Whoa.

So take this in. Where she was, they ended up making stamps. Like, you know, postage stamps? Yeah, yeah. With Amelia Earhart on it. What? With Amelia Earhart on it. And they even made one of the plane crashing and saying that's when they landed. Whoa. So that's them. That's the island telling them, yo, Amelia Earhart was here. Was here, yeah. Was here. And she survived, right? Yeah. So what they're saying is that she survived, but what happened was she was taken as a prisoner of war. Because during the time, I think Japan,

they were in control of the islands, right? Yeah. And they pretty much took her as a prisoner because they thought she was a spy, like an American spy. Oh, word. So that's why we never heard of her ever again. She just vanished. Yeah. She probably died in the prison camp. Shit, bro. Crazy. That's crazy. So there was like two of her. No, no. It was...

it was her and and some clone no it was her and somebody that was with her somebody okay yeah yeah that's yeah so so she didn't actually disappear fam like she was there but nobody a lot of people refuse to believe that though a lot of people still don't believe like that's what happens here no but it makes sense though because like where did she go after like okay she flew plane where did she go after yeah that's what you know me yeah there's no there's no like you can say she went into bermuda triangle yeah like malaysian airlines yeah

No, do you think the Bermuda Triangle, you actually get lost in there? I think so. I never got that concept. There's a weird thing where the compasses don't work or your navigation systems, they get fluctuated. Yeah, but if you keep going in a straight line, wouldn't you make your way out? I don't know. I don't know. That's why that always runs through my mind. You know why though? Because the waves are so...

It's so unpredictable. Yeah. So it pushes you into different areas you don't know. And like, look, water. Yeah. When it's just open sea, it all looks the same, bro. Yeah. Feel me? It all looks the same. You don't know if you're facing northwest or whatever unless you have a navigation system. Yeah. So I'm guessing like, I guess when you get into that triangle, you either land because you're not going to run out. You're going to run out of gas soon time. Yeah. Or you just keep going until you run out of gas and then you fall.

Yeah, some shit like that, bro. That kind of makes sense, man. Yeah. So she definitely landed somewhere or crashed somewhere. So that's what they're saying is that. I know. Or she ended up on like Madagascar or some shit. The homies like King Lemur and King Julian. But going back since I remember you were talking about how Sasha has ADHD. Yeah. The first thing that popped in my mind, you know, Leo from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles? Yeah. He has PTSD. Why? You heard that theory before? Like Leonardo? Yeah, Leo. Leonardo. The blue one.

he has ptsd how yeah so in season four they fought a guy it's stress shredder right yeah and then um after after usually battles like that they almost died right and then throughout the show he's like uptight he's on guard and then he's always like short-tempered and you know and like the guy who directed it wants to show more of like a realization wait is this in the original one or like uh the newer one where we grew up on no it's the older one the old old one yes the older one and you can see in scenes where he's like he's panicking all the time and shit like that

Because after you almost die, you're traumatized from that, fam. Yeah. And like heroes usually in other movies, they don't get, like after battles, they're fine. Yeah, that's the thing, right? You feel me? We never see, that's why we're sick with Marvel when Tony Stark, he went into that black hole. Oh, yeah. And he got PTSD in Iron Man 3, remember? Exactly. But we never usually see that because like, fam, after you die,

dog you get traumatized from yeah it's not talked about to be honest yeah that's not really talked about like imagine kill bill she had to murder all those people imagine her conscience after the after yeah but she was a killer though that's the thing it's different you think killers get traumatized though i think i think there's a point where they don't even care no more on some dark shit though because like like remember when we were watching that um the serbian film oh yeah that

That's traumatized me, fam. Yeah. Imagine I watched that at like such a young age. I would never forget that shit. Like that night I didn't sleep. Yeah. Because I always think, yeah, whenever I see a horror movie and then that image gets into my head, I hate it because it always comes back when I least want to think about it. Like when I'm trying to fall asleep or like when I'm in a dark place, you know, you get that eerie feeling. Yeah. And then all of those little subconscious, like it brings you back up. Yeah.

Like oh remember this scene In that movie I know Like bro after After like I get those Traumatizing moments I always have to go To something My main My main one is like I always watch Toy Story Why Toy Story? Because it's such a comforting Like it reminds me of my childhood When I was chilling Wait

Toy Story. So have you ever had like a traumatizing experience where like you have to go to your like comfort? Like what do you do? What do I do when I get like traumatized, fam? I don't know. Or have you, do you remember a time where you like got really traumatized? Traumatized? Yeah. Here's the thing. Yeah. I was in a car accident like long time ago. I think grade seven. You were? Yeah. I didn't even know about this. Long time ago. Okay. Well, I think that

made me scared of being in an accident again just because it was that that first moment of oh shit am i gonna die right now and i really got that feeling of okay what's crazy what's crazy is everything felt so normal like everything's rainbows and sunshine until that moment and it came out of nowhere yeah because i wasn't even looking i was like i think i was playing on my game boy or some shit i didn't even notice and then boom all of a sudden boom we're in a wreck we're in a wreck what's going on

Adrenaline's rushing through. And then that's the moment I'm like, fuck, am I going to die right now? And that's the first moment I ever felt that. It felt like I was literally going to leave my body. I don't know how to explain it, but it felt like I wasn't all there. Shit, bro. That's not the reason why you don't want to get your OG. That's not. I drove after that. I still got my license. I still drove after that. You're right. No, but that's why I'm so safe with driving though. And I'm like, yo, watch out for that, whatever. Yeah, you are a passenger seat driver.

Backseat driver Backseat driver But I'm a good one though I'm not like a Yeah cause some people bro Like I hate those guys Who are like Yo yo Yo slow down Like bro I'm going The right speeds Yeah Like Carlos will be like Yo make sure Yo make a left here bro Just in case You feel me Yeah Okay it's calm You feel me

Yeah. Exactly. I won't, I would, I never stress anybody. Even with coaching too. That's so important with coaching people. Yeah. Cause I was a swim, I was swim instructor. Yo, can you please comment if anybody, if anybody watches the podcast that actually, actually taught swimming? Cause I want to know. I actually want to know. Yeah. Yeah. But anyways, I was a swim coach. And one thing you really have to do is you got to really work at their pace. You got to find out like, okay,

Gavin's kind of this type of character. If I push him too much in this kind of setting, he's going to break down. He's going to break or he's not going to learn as well. Yeah. Right. So some people you got to bring in and you got to give them that sense of like, you got to give them that sense of like, okay, everything's okay. Don't worry. Blah, blah, blah. But some people they need to be pushed. Yeah. So for me, whenever I wanted to learn something, I love being pushed because that brings me to like motivation. Mm-hmm.

Right? So whenever I wanted to get better at something, I needed that like, yo, that shit sucked. You gotta do it like this. You gotta be better. Blah, blah, blah. I want to see it like this instead. Just stirring straight up. And I feel like that's how I learned the best. But that's not for everybody. Yeah, because you have to... That's a good coach though because you have to make sure... Once you go through that experience... Because I remember I was basketball refereeing, right? Yeah. This was probably the worst experience of my life.

Imagine, imagine being at an FBA tournament with all the moms, dads shouting at you because you didn't put a call. Oh, bare politics. They didn't train me right. I was shadowing. So I'm like, oh shit, what do I call? What do I call? And the guy's like, you fucking suck. My little son can rap better than you. I was taking shit from left ear, right ear, right? And,

now my every ref i go to most respect like i don't once i'm when i'm playing in the game i never curse at a ref yeah i know how that you know that felt you have to go through that experience to like to know what they're going through where that makes sense that's true like it got to a point fam where they took me out of the game really like and they made me sit on the bench i that was the most embarrassing really like i don't want to experience that again damn

Yeah, but it's not your fault if they didn't train you properly. They didn't train me right, fam.

And I did all that for like five hours on my high school to get the hours, you know? It was only like five hours. See, here's a good way to look at it because I feel like you can never let the outside perspective affect you because they don't know enough. You know what I mean? That's how I really train myself. Like, you can say whatever you want, but you don't actually know how it is. Yeah. I mean, that's why I never care if like somebody's hating or somebody thinks something's whack, whatever. They can laugh all they want. I already know, like,

I trust in myself. This shit's going to work out. It's not going to work out for you because you're fucking hating. Yeah, but you have that mindset though. Not everyone has that mindset. That's why they're...

Fucking suck, bro. No, but that's what I'm saying. Like, no, for those people to combat it, right? To combat it. Because that's going to happen no matter what. There's going to be people that say whatever bullshit they want to say. But look, look, look. If you let that shit affect you, then it's going to affect you. You know what I mean? It's like, if you let it, if you let it be, it's going to dig down into you. It's going to rip you apart. It's going to like, whatever. Instead of letting that affect you, you got to build up a shield, bro. Yeah. Even, even if you, if that's just like not seeing it at all.

right that's why a lot of people say don't read comments if on your content shit like that i still read the comments because i'm i'm mentally like fuck the haters right yeah okay no that makes sense bro because um if you go to our on our main channel it's all positive yeah if you go to our shorts channel it's toxic fam yeah i run that one so i read all the comments oh really it's bad it's like yo these two i love how these two are are disappointing their ancestors i'm like what bro like let me

Like, I don't have that feel. To me, it's funny because I look at it differently, right? They say that and I'm like, damn. So, that's how he feels about himself. That's how I think of it instead. That's how I think of it instead because nobody's going to comment that unless they feel a little bit about themselves, you know? Like, damn, that guy's going through it still. Like, who hurt you, fam? That's the best comeback because I remember somebody, because I used to make TikToks of me doing like, Fitbits and shit, right? And,

some mans were hating because I get bare views more than them so they were hating and I seen this one guy and he said some bullshit and I'm like damn bro who hurt you I'm here for you don't worry that's what I told him I told him that shit he had no comeback he didn't know what to say bro he was pissed though he commented some next bullshit he was still hating yeah that's why kill him with kindness that's the worst if you hit a man with they're shouting at you oh god bless you son have a nice day they're like what

Yeah they hate that They hate that But that's the best way To deal with it Because it's like Damn More and more As I grew up You know how they say You gotta look up to Jesus And walk in Jesus' light That's the same shit Turn the other cheek You know And bro

And bro, honestly, the more and more I grow up, I want to be more like Jesus. In the sense of like, I want to be that person that's like, nah, don't worry. I'm here for you, whatever. And at the same time, like you hate on me. That's okay, bro. I understand you. I'm not mad at you. Yeah, that makes sense, bro. I used to always be the number one thing about me. My personality was like revenge, get revenge. But I seen a comment. I thought you commented on their own picture, but because it had your profile pic. Oh. But it was like, don't go looking for revenge.

like the person that that flawed you will like screw up soon time and like if you're lucky god will let you see and i was like damn carlos that's hard but then it wasn't me there was some other carlos oh it's some guy that used my profile yeah yeah i'm like oh shoot i'm like damn you guys are really spitting

Like, you guys are really trying to beat Carlos. No, that's why I love those because they take my mindset, right? And then they flip it on their own. Yeah. And then they see their own view on it. Yeah. And then they still speak facts, too. That's what's dope, bro. That's why I love my supporters so much. Our supporters are crazy, man. So sick. Like, no matter what, bro, I know whoever I influence, whoever I did good, they're going to do amazing things rather than the negative things. I don't want to see any...

As long as I see the positive, I did my job. Right? I know. Just thinking of the fact that you can really influence a person without even knowing them is the craziest feeling. And I haven't got those actual in-person interactions with people telling me, but I get DMs all the time. And it warms my heart, fam. Yeah. And that shit's crazy. And it's so hard, too, because I try and reply to everybody. There's so much, though. There's so much, fam. So I'm so sorry if I haven't replied to you yet. I try and reply to everybody. I promise. I try and reply to everybody. Yeah. Yeah.

What? Are you laughing? No, sometimes you get like fucking heartwarming, bro. Yeah, I like those moments, bro. It feels like Christmas. You know those ones, those things I look on YouTube too. The guy from a foster care meets his like biological brother and they finally meet up for the first time. Those always got me in tears, fam. I remember it was like yesterday me and my mom just stumbled across a YouTube video and my mom was like, yo, Gabby, I need to shoot. I'm like, yeah, me too. Really? Well,

Okay, what's one movie that actually made you cry? Oh, it's the adoption movie. Better Family or something like that. I never watched that. So the whole plot was... Was it the Dora girl in it? Yeah, the Dora girl. The Dora girl. So the whole plot is she's a really bad kid. And she hates everything until she gets adopted and finally finds the true meaning of family. Instant family. Instant family. That's the one. And I used that...

After, what do you call this? I used that just to, if I needed a time to cry, I would always go to that. You know what I mean? Yeah. If I need to let go of something, I would just watch the movie. Word, yeah? That's how impactful it is to me, bro. And I'm like, shit, maybe I might adopt a kid in the future, fam. Because that's a really, that's the whole point of the movie, to like inspire you guys to, Because there's a lot of people that need others. Yeah, I mean, and I have someone there. Because we're so, we're so privileged to actually have that. Yes, bro. I guess that's, that's some real shit. Like, we're actually mad privileged. Yeah.

And I know I'm privileged. That's the thing. But some people, they don't know. They don't know how much you actually have. And then you're freaking worried about a caption that didn't sound good on your Instagram. Yo, just remember all the shit that you have already. When I went to the Philippines, fam, and I was going to Jollibee, I seen under the bridge, bare kids sleeping just under a bridge while the cars are going over them. And that's all they hear all day. They have nothing to eat, fam. And

I remember there was a kid at church that was selling flowers, right? Trying to get his money up. Right. And then my, my dad gave him like $5. He said, keep the flowers. You can sell it. Right. Yeah. Security guard came up to him. He saw him. He saw him.

Snagged him Really Ripped all the flowers and shit Why I don't know I don't know I'm like bro I guess it's trespassing But just Just push him out the area Don't take his flowers Yeah And I felt I remember just looking at him I felt so bad bro Damn And whenever I'm feeling Like I know I'm spoiled So I always Just always caught myself In like With that memory Yeah Cause we have so much man There's nothing to be sad about To be honest There's things to To be worried about But nothing to be like Depressed about Cause I don't worry

There's this thing. It will always come back up. Yeah. Right? As long as you push yourself to come back up, you can never stay in that dark place forever. Yeah. Real shit. If you've seen the mud, that...

only way yeah that's exactly what I'm saying that's why one of my favorite things is starting up a new project where I have zero followers and then I see all I see like I look at WeCo Studios the podcast everything it's like the Avengers the influence from this the influence from this the influence from this alright we're all gonna work together and bring up this

Loki, that's kind of fun. Is that your whole like movement? Yeah, that's what I try to do. That's cool. No, because I remember starting this podcast and like I was down on myself. I'm like, okay, yeah, let's see where this goes. But you were so excited for some reason. Because I already knew, bro. Yeah, you're like, you're like, I think what you told me is like, don't think about it like of the numbers. We're already a million like sub channel. We just don't have it yet. Yeah. Okay. I,

I never say this because this is too cocky, but this is what I always say in my head. I'm the greatest podcast host ever. People just don't know that yet. Or I just haven't showed them that. You know what I mean? So always think about that in your head. Like that's the goal. That's where I'm going to be. The people haven't noticed yet. And that's how I always say whenever I want to be like amped up going into a social setting, I tell this to myself. I tell them, I tell myself I'm the coolest person they'll ever meet.

They just didn't know yet. I should start telling myself that, bro. Because me, I just think of my extrovert cousin and then I just say, I'm him. And then I go in. Oh, we're in? Yeah. Because I'm like, yo, I'm an extrovert, I'm an extrovert, I can do this easy. No, but I try and manifest it too because I want to be, I literally want to be the coolest person you ever met. Yeah, because that's a different objective. Like,

You want to impress them. No, I'm not trying to impress them, but just to put that in their head. Looking back now, shit, maybe he was. That guy, yeah. Because even in the past, you may have met me before, but I am still cooler now. Yeah.

really you met me before but yeah i'm cooler now yeah that means i'm the coolest person you ever met oh right that's cool too but that's just me being looking like big-headed on the inside but i don't show that on the outside you never show yeah which is good you gotta keep that that's why i'm saying you always you gotta keep that shit to yourself because i don't want to say that out loud because once you open your mouth and start talking then people turn you into the you know the braggart egotistical yeah that's not what it's about that's not that's why i never show because i don't want people to be like that yeah

that's true but it is it is necessary that's why that's why i think conor mcgregor is so successful because he's that type of character he just shows it on the outside yeah look at mike tyson same thing before but now he holds it on the inside you can still be that person you don't have to promote it though i mean you don't have to promote being egotistical you don't have to promote being this guy that's so big at it blah blah blah right yeah because i feel like i don't want i don't want that you know i don't want i don't want that i don't want

a movement of that. Because I feel like those guys who are big-headed get way more, like, recognition. Like, media coverage, all of that. Because they're starting some shit. You think so? But, like, the guys who promote positivity, they don't get enough because it's like, no one wants to hear about positivity. Nah, maybe you're just looking at the wrong media then. Bro, you see all the beefs that come on, like, Twitter and stuff like that? That's all promoted. But you're looking at that, though. Some people don't follow those accounts. Mm.

You're looking at the wrong things then. Yeah, but it will go trending. So you're telling me, you're telling me, you're telling me, freaking Jeff Bezos isn't more impactful than those people? Name me one beef Jeff Bezos was in, feel me? Yeah. You get what I mean? That's true. Like Ariana Grande, you're saying Ariana Grande is not as impactful? Name one beef, fam. You're just looking in the wrong areas.

That's the thing. If you want, look, whatever you consume is what you become, bro. That's what I'm trying to tell you straight up. If you're consuming the wrong shit, you're going to end up being like them. Right? Whether that be good or bad for you because that's what you like. That's what's fine. You know? But for me, I always try to, I sift out like, you know, the sandcastle shit with the grater. I sift out like, ah, I got to get this nasty shit, get it out of there. You know? Yeah.

No, I'm glad that because I told my sister, I was like, because she doesn't have social media. So I'm like, bro, don't get social media because I knew what it did to me. Just don't let it do it. Like, don't get hot on that. See, because that's what I keep preaching, bro. Like, if you get caught up in that, that's the system. If you want to break the system, you're going to stop thinking about cash is everything around, blah, blah, blah, you know? I know, I know.

If you want to break the system, but if you want to play part, then play part. I'm too deep in, bro. I'm too deep in. And I know it too. No, but you don't have to. You don't have to. But it only takes you to decide whether or not you want to take that route in life, you know? But...

Playing part of the system is fun too, bro. I'm not... It's never bad. Yeah, because it's like, what do you want me to delete Instagram? I can't. No, no. That's not what I'm saying. That's not what I'm saying. But look, look. Let's say everybody... All the songs on the... All the songs coming out right now. All about what? Like sex, money, drugs, right? That doesn't have to be your life if you don't want it to be, bro. Listen to...

country music i realized you get me though you get me the people listen to country music they don't they don't know anything about that i remember my mom always told me when i was little don't listen to that rap music because then you're gonna turn into that you know exactly no but it's true but it's true i didn't get it i still love it i still love it i'm not gonna stop listening to it but i do i do take that initiative to know like okay yeah that maybe that's not so good for me yeah

But it drives my materialistic Like ways My money chasing For sure You know greed And stuff like that But man it's like I'm too deep in That's all I listen to bro Maybe you just need to Try some new things Maybe I have to Reset my palette Yeah yeah yeah I'll try Try some new things Listen to like Beethoven Country Sometimes Listen to Dope Step bro

I used to be the biggest fan of Duffman. Me too, me too. I used to slam that shit like all the time, bro. What's that? A cinema. Bow wow. Skrillex, Skrillex. Yeah, yeah. I used to fucking try to like hand touch to that thing, you know? Yeah. Oh my God, it was the most fun time. And,

The more... Yo, because do you ever ask people what are your favorite music? Like, I mean, what type of music do you listen to? Do you ever ask people that? No. Why not? No, because, like, you know the man's in the car where, like, we always just... If you're in a car with your boys, you're going to bump the general everyone-likes-it music, the rap, right? Yeah. But, like, low-key, yeah, I've never asked. When you get home, what do you listen to? Okay, I know what you listen to because you were playing it in the car with Dino. Yeah. No, that's not all I listen to, though. That's not... Because you know I listen to Trap 2. You know I listen to...

even throwback hip hop whatever yeah but I don't ask like let's say like all my close friends I don't know what they listen to why not though I don't know I don't care you don't care oh true true I don't care yeah that makes sense still don't care still don't care

No, because for me, like, I think it's fun because I get to see, like, their personality and how it reflects. Right. Because it's so real, bro. Yeah. You really do see the personality in music. Yeah, you do. So you do definitely see me with the trap, bro. Yeah. With the trap and rap. And then I see, like, some people that listen to more A Boogie, they're a little bit more emotional. Oh, no, no.

Facts. People who listen to A-Pool get hella emotional because his songs lock in and just talk about real stuff. No, but they're good though. They're good. Because whenever I wanted... Bro, that's the best thing because whenever I wanted to get into my emotional bag, all was 7AM Convo. Oh no, it's 3 Minute Convo. That's my favorite song. Okay, bro. This is your homework then. This is your homework. Just go out, find me like three different new genres. Three genres? Three new genres and then find a banger from E. Bro, I'm getting more homework. So this is your homework. Country music...

- You don't have to listen to that. I don't even listen to that. - No, no, no, no. - No hate on it, but like, yeah. Actually, yeah, let's make it a challenge. One track, one classical music track, one country track and one let's say- - Classical? Okay.

Let's say EDM. Let's say EDM. EDM. I think I can do EDM. Like techno or whatever. Okay, that's wise. I'll come back and I'll tell you about it still. Yeah. Let's see if it changes your mind. You know that meme where they had the guy from Arthur? Which one? Oh, and he's like... He like floats in the music. But that might be you, bro. That actually might be you. It's like my morals completely changed. It's like, yo, I don't care about money no more. It awakens you. Whoa.

I come, now, but low key fam, I like, I like the dynamic that goes on between us because it's like, you're different than me. So what if I listen to country and this and that and then I become this, oh,

Oh money doesn't matter Live happy You feel me Like low key I like my personality Words You're saying You're saying you never want to change From who you are No I like I like myself right now I remember One question you asked At the cottage Was low key depressing Because our friend Had a weird answer He's like Yo would you ever want A second one of you And then I was like Hell yeah I would want And then like The guy was like Our friend was like Nah probably not I was like yo That's kind of sad bro I know that was kind of sad Like all men Just stop talking You're like You good Yeah

No, but then maybe that's... Yeah. Because look,

saying that you wouldn't want a second of you it's like saying you hate yourself you hate yourself fam so like why would you not want you it's kind of dark because like if i had me i would be the happiest person on earth because i've yet to find a real person that matches my energy where have you found a person that matches your energy like all the time no but i feel like that's impossible that's impossible but you can get kind of close to it have you found a guy kind of close it what do you say josh well yeah yeah josh can but we're so much alike in the sense of like

interest everything like that yeah but personality is always different yeah i feel like personality is always different just even upbringing because nobody has the same experiences bro so there's never going to be somebody that grew up exactly like you you're right you're right it's impossible it's impossible like nobody's going to remember like your your lola's macaroni tasting like that and then after you play video games no one's gonna remember that feeling you know only you have those experiences yeah that's true that's why i went clone that cloning like machine comes out fam i'm

number one in line fam sign me up so I can get two gavits for cloning yeah I'll start my own podcast fam for cloning you're gonna clone yourself yes wouldn't you I don't think I would clone myself bro that's scary no hell no that's scary cause knowing me I would take over the world fam no but what if your what if your clone becomes the new gavin and he murders you oh shit

Nah, that's a possibility. That's a possibility. And I will never know. I'm like, oh yeah, I think it's the same guy. This guy has to ruin everything, bro. This guy ruins all the fun with his theories, bro. Like, what? Like, I'm not even thinking about that. It's more fun like this. It's more fun like this. Like, what are you gonna do, bro? What are you gonna do? I don't know.

What precautions are you going to take to make sure that doesn't happen? Because in my head, me and my clone are having the best time ever, but this guy's head flips it. Nah, he's killing you in your sleep. What? Because what if clone Gavin gets jealous because you're dealing with a girl that likes him?

But you guys are the same. A lot. So there's definitely going to be a jealousy there. And knowing you, low-key, I don't think... Looking at that side, I mean... Yeah, definitely, though. You predicted that perfectly. Like, eventually, you'll be like, damn, I don't know. I'll get so mad at them. I'll be like, yo, can we at least, like, have days where we can switch? Yeah, exactly, exactly. Because that's what I look at. I don't know if I would really want it for sure. Just because of that reason. Because what if I...

What if Carlos 1 goes missing and Carlos 2 takes over? I remember we were talking about back then. It was like, yo, what would you name your baby? It was like Child 1. Child 1. Child 2. That was the most outrageous thing you've ever said in your life. Imagine your wife just like, yo, what do you want to name it? Child 1.

That's worse than Elon's kid. No, but I did. No, because our friend's name is Chidi. So in autocorrect, it changed it to Child 1. Oh, that's where you got it from? Yeah. I was like, yo, the best name, the best name ever, Chidi. It's like the most interesting name I ever heard, Chidi. And it autocorrected Child 1. Child 1.

but that's actually a mad like unique name child one never been heard never been heard before like like like oh what do you call this four y'all said like imagine going through all that labor just to name it a dumb name it's like bart yeah i remember they said bart but child one is like put me back in the womb dog

You see the RDC World one? Which one? It's like, they made fun of all the celebrities naming their kids. One of them was 350 Oven. Me and my sister always quote that shit. The recent one they have is like the bots on the Instagram pages. It's like, you're checking my profile. No, it's like they're at a funeral. It's like, I have a nice t-shirt. Oh my god. They actually know it. Click the link in my bio.

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