As an idahoan Jackson would be very disappointed in us. We’ve let so many people in Idahoans are being kicked out of their homes because rent is skyrocketing from Californians moving here buying houses with cash and population increase
@@vehimouchas9743 yep. I lived right next to the village for five years paying higher rent every year. Now he wants to sell for a price I would never pay and I’m going to have to move out and stay with my mom while I find a place in a NEW STATE to live. Been here my whole life and now I’m being kicked out away from family and friends. But screw it if my homeland doesn’t want to support me I’m not going to support them. Idaho’s going nowhere good anyways.
@@drinkswatere ironically enough, the people who are being kicked out are the same ones who voted for the politicians who made it piss easy to sell their homes so easily.
Yeah,guy seems to react instantly and negatively about everything. I'm new to this podcast,like 2 days new and i noticed right away. He seems to have the "hate it just in case,if someone annouces it's ok to like then I'll jump on the bandwagon" attitude .
After the failed assassination attempt, Andrew has ventured far through the desert in search for how music is made. But unfortunately this task may prove to be difficult for the lack of Kindness Andrew shows to “Music”.
Is Andrew unaware that a piano doesn't have volume control? Electric pianos do, but if it's an actual grand piano they are VERY naturally loud, and can't be controlled. I do agree with you guys to a certain degree, but as someone who works in a restaurant where we have live music every Saturday, we do have regulars that come out specifically because they like the band.
That's where you went wrong; you thought that they'd actually use common sense. I love 'em, but they are the types of people who would berate the people in the band, even if it wasn't their fault for being so loud.
Gru is the most powerful being in the universe, and here’s why: according to the height of a Minion (which is 3.5 feet on average) Gru is 4 minions tall, which means he is a godly size of 14 feet tall. Second if any of you remember the original Despicable Me, you Know there is a scene when Vector kidnaps the three girls and shoots a series of heat-seeking misses at Gru, he then dodge them all. According to the speed of an average ballistic missile (1900 mph) and the size of the missile according to his ankle size, Gru can perceive and move at such a speed that the missiles only move 9.5 miles per hour, 0.5% of their original speed. Plus after this Gru punches a shark and it is paralyzed meaning its spine is probably shattered, to remind you it would require a force greater than 3,000 newtons to fracture the spine. That’s equal to the impact created by a 500-pound car crashing into a wall at 30 miles per hour.
@Meevi❤ This truly represents Andrews current situation on how he just struggles on despite be abandoned by those he once held close and traveling through the never ending desert
@@MonkeyAaron203 one of those jacksepticeye bots? Terrible human beings. Hope they rot in hell with thousands of death stalker scorpions on them while they're paralysed and burning from the inside.
lol i like how andrew says in rush hour 3 they fight an overweight kid, but in the movie its literally like an 8ft giant who was a basketball player in china
i like how this show is literally just one guy having a real opinion and then 2 or even the entire rest of the cast just denies it with sheltered/genuinely just wrong and cherry picked ones and then they laugh
@@mattman2964 We're not talking about opinions that appeared here, we're speaking generally Have you seen the fredrik knudsen episode where Kaya believes 99% of information on kiwifarms and fred just debunks all of it?
charlie is the master of wrong opinions, i mean have you SEEN his tier lists? this man enjoys baby food and then said the spicy chili doritos were bad.
@@mattman2964 not to mention on one of the episodes they were all talking about how circumcision is safe and normal, totally disregarding the fact that thousands of babies die or are maimed every single year from botched surgeries.
Jackson just read my mind! When they were talking about comedy movies, I was thinking that Rush Hour is a good one, and 2 seconds later he mentions it! Love you my Ausie bro!
I think people who say music is bad nowadays are also bad at finding good music. Like, good music is out there, it can just be harder to find since there's so many artists and different songs
The same people who think music 'back then' was so good have entirely forgotten all of the unlistenable shit that was floating around at the same time. It's the exact same for movies, games, books, etc.
When people say that they're usually talking about the mainstream popular artists who are indeed repetitive and shallow, not the obscure soundcloud rapper you support along with 50 other listeners.
I agree with Jackson about the scheduling for live Music. In my town there's a coffee shop that does an open mic night once a week. Everyone knows the time a day for it and it's a coffee shop so you're not there for a meal. It also helps when there are talented musicians in the area though.
As a city person (I live just right outside DC) I like it because it's walkable. I've never been a big clubber I just like the convenience of walking from my apartment to the grocery store, shops, parks, etc. If I go into DC there are bike lanes everywhere (as does much of Arlington and Alexandria), the train, and the metro area has sidewalks everywhere. All of this and that's not even accounting the economic strength these places have and diversity (especially if you're not white or straight or religious).
It's impossible for people who have only lived in car-dependent suburbs to understand the appeal of walkable communities, sadly. I live in a walkable UK city right now with excellent public transport and mixed-use development because I got so sick of the anti-human isolated misery of suburbia
My wife and I live in Illinois. It's so weird the difference in life where we both grew up. Both in Illinois. I lived in the suburbs closer to Chicago and she lived in a small town near Springfield. Absolutely tiny at least to me. They had a theater. But it was a one screen older theater. Still great though. And of course, it was surrounded by none other than corn
California was a place that made sense bringing water, infrastructure and money up until the end of WW2. Maybe you can push it up to the end of the Cold War if you want to make the case that they could use it as a base.
My parents like to go to various restaurants that host country performances, THERES definitely an audience. Some people just love music but you don’t always want to spend a fortune on concert tickets and make it a whole thing
People talk about EVERYTHING like it represented that whole THING. From race to ideals, religion, countries, states, schools, clubs, classes, streets, households and orientations.
I love how just when they start talking about live music at restaurants, my mother starts performing at the restaurant we were at. I kinda have to agree though, if i go to a restaurant i definetly dont want random loud music i didnt want while im eating.
except its not just shitty conspiracy ranting, take an objective look at the world around you for once and maybe you'll at least kind of get what he means. Sadly its already apparent you can't and that's the reason our children and grandchildren are going to be living in Orson Welles worst nightmare. if you understood psychology you'd understand those awkward chuckles are more out of subconscious fear and the lack of ability to actually do anything about it rather than a subtle rejection of his ideas.
It's very impressive how the 2 guys On top stay still without a muscle while listening to the conversation I wonder what their thinking or their opinions about this and they look like really nice people
In Japan most adult content, at least artist made/drawn are usually self censored because they know its illegal. If anything most sites they're posted to originally are very tight about that rule, which includes foreign artists posting as well of course. (Who knows though, the forbidden AI must exist somewhere)
The boys sound like the people I grew up around in the suburbs when they trash talk cities lmao. Makes me glad I left. Can't stand the small town mindset. I'd rather like in NYC than Tampa, that's for sure. It's so bizarre to me that they think wanting to live in the middle of the action makes you boring. Like, what? Doesn't wanting to retreat to small-town suburban sprawl make you boring? Cities are inherently exciting; that's why ambitious and creative people are drawn to them.
@@alltheblueskies True. Wish the boys followed that philosophy. Aside from Jackson with his "to be fair" statements, I just found it amusing how they trashed a whole state because they don't like LA, then proceeded to whine about live music and clubbing while calling city people boring. Inferiority complex much.
I live in nyc and I like it. When it comes to “always something to do” I like to go to different restaurants. I’m always finding new places to go to. Something new is always popping up here. I’ll give you the point it is too crowded here
Water Pro Tip - Pour out your water/gatorade/bottled drink before throwing it away. Otherwise, you're removing liquid from the global supply until that bottle decomposes or is recycled.
37:00 I'm so baffled by these people literally all the time. I know that it's just what they do, but good god, Andrew, some people just like living in the city. I'd also prefer not to as well, but saying crap like, "the argument they always being up", as though they're trying to convince you... I just imagine that Andrew encounters someone at the store who is buying a specific brand of potatoes, so Andrew then walks up to them and berates them for it, saying that that brand is bad or something. It's so strange. Normally I'm fine with the spite, because as I said, it's kind of the point, but dang Andrew, that's a bit harsh. The virus was the only good angle to the argument.
I heard in the outer areas and lesser populated places of cali are beautiful, and i believe northen New York or the area with wilderness is also beautiful.
Trava: Fist Planet is the prequel to Redline, Tailenders actually came out several months after Redline and was done by a completely different studio, guessing it was a ripoff cash grab.
The early 00s was a really good time for music. Albums like: Is this it - The Strokes Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - Wilco Kid A - Radiohead The Glow Pt2 - The microphones Turn on the bright lights - Interpol The Eminem Show - Eminem Give Up - The Postal Service Lift your skinny fists like antennas to heaven - Godspeed you Black Emperor! The College Dropout - Kanye West Funeral - Arcade Fire And many more.
There's always been good music and while I agree that 2000s music was good, It's very nostalgic to me so I'm a bit biased. But yeah, if you only listen to the radio you're probably not gonna like the majority of pop now. It's so easy to find what you like now with streaming that I'm convinced people who don't like music either have sensitive ears or are just lazy.
I once went to Applebee's thinking that I'll have a bang up meal and talk with family in peace but Katie Perry is singing her heart out and we have no choice but to hear her roar. We couldn't keep a proper conversation and it got so bad that my Grandpa ask the staff to turn down the music and he is bitter af.
Yeah you’ve clearly never been to NY outside of NYC, if even that. I visit upstate NY from time to time and it’s the most boring and tame place on earth, nothing like the city at all.
Yeah some parts of California are amazing San Fran and LA probably ruin it but California is huge you can pick anywhere you want to live. Florida on the other hand the whole state is shit
Counterpoint: All water should be free. It should be illegal to *sell* water for more than what the packaging is worth. Water should be provided to every building, maintained by tax dollars. Fountains should be put in place for anyone to use. I'm not saying we should change what we have now, but I certainly do not think that we should make it mandatory that you pay for every single drop of water ever.
Holy shit. Been watching the podcast a lot lately. Also listening to old music. Just watched the vid for All The Things She Said. This episode was on my sidebar so of course I decided to watch. Simulation confirmed.
Music is subjective the way music changes throughout the decades is crazy so it’s understandable why you don’t like most modern music but theres def amazing music out rn
@Stephan Hersh I have no idea, it just says that it is a condition in wikipidea lol. But that´s probably the reason, i don´t think there are other things that come with it or whatever
Regarding living in a large city. I 100% agree with the boys on living in a city that's smaller and has just enough civilization but not a bunch of people. I live in Iowa and live in a county that has only 100k people. Its the perfect medium for everything.
They went the entire episode without talking about Pedophiles, I’m so proud of them
Impossible
The official Kaya podcast
Realllllly late to the party 😂 But isn’t this exactly what a pedophile would say??
Sumtimes it’s kinda sus ngl
Idk why Kaya hates me🤣🤣🤣🤣
You’re telling me Andrew doesn’t like recent classics like 2004 breakup and 2019 guy?
@Killer Bean Complex // ThyBasedBean 😐wow so edgy and cool
@Killer Bean Complex // ThyBasedBean unfunny
@Killer Bean Complex // ThyBasedBean stop living
@Killer Bean Complex // ThyBasedBean all caps makes me want to die
Jacksepticeye's dad really died pretty recently. Guy is being a piece of human garbage with these comments...
Wow. Andrew really is kind to take an hour of his time every week to give us his content while he's in the desert!
We're growing crops in Cali because the climate is right for crops, you can grow crops 365 days a year and not only for one season or 2 season's.
Isnt Cali’s biggest crop wildfires
Ikr not all of Cali is a desert.
@@jordanleonard6540 the rest is wine for the addicts of the west
@@tommot5100 someone doesn't like cali
@@juanayon231 they are sorta pest like and an invasive species.
I bet Andrew wouldn’t hate music if he listens to it on ray con earbuds (insert ad)
Honestly tho im using them rn lol
Raycons are shit so I’ve heard
@@r.m2192 they’re pretty good, tho the keep falling out but that could just be me.
@@some1behindthescreen535 try reversing them to the "wrong" ear and flipping them upside down
@@r.m2192 of course they are, it’s under a celebrity’s ownership
As an idahoan Jackson would be very disappointed in us. We’ve let so many people in Idahoans are being kicked out of their homes because rent is skyrocketing from Californians moving here buying houses with cash and population increase
And the minimum wage remains at 7.25, fucking ridiculous, glad I moved out of there
As a Boise native I agree whole heartedly with you.
@@vehimouchas9743 yep. I lived right next to the village for five years paying higher rent every year. Now he wants to sell for a price I would never pay and I’m going to have to move out and stay with my mom while I find a place in a NEW STATE to live. Been here my whole life and now I’m being kicked out away from family and friends. But screw it if my homeland doesn’t want to support me I’m not going to support them. Idaho’s going nowhere good anyways.
@@arizonateagod8491 I'm glad you got out
@@drinkswatere ironically enough, the people who are being kicked out are the same ones who voted for the politicians who made it piss easy to sell their homes so easily.
For someone who is constantly hating on the r/Atheist, m’lady and Rick and morty weirdos, Kaya sure acts exactly like one.
I've also noticed that LMAO
Exposed?!🥵🤙
God is real.
Kaya is one of those people who forms and expresses really strong opinions about subjects they know nothing about
Yeah,guy seems to react instantly and negatively about everything. I'm new to this podcast,like 2 days new and i noticed right away. He seems to have the "hate it just in case,if someone annouces it's ok to like then I'll jump on the bandwagon" attitude .
After the failed assassination attempt, Andrew has ventured far through the desert in search for how music is made.
But unfortunately this task may prove to be difficult for the lack of Kindness Andrew shows to “Music”.
"Cha cha real smooth."
Which makes him tonight's big loser....
Now he has to face off against the evil cardinal B
Is Andrew unaware that a piano doesn't have volume control? Electric pianos do, but if it's an actual grand piano they are VERY naturally loud, and can't be controlled. I do agree with you guys to a certain degree, but as someone who works in a restaurant where we have live music every Saturday, we do have regulars that come out specifically because they like the band.
That's where you went wrong; you thought that they'd actually use common sense. I love 'em, but they are the types of people who would berate the people in the band, even if it wasn't their fault for being so loud.
Can't you just hit the keys with less force
@@gileee yep
@@gileee ye you can play the piano softly or loudly I don't really know what the op means.
If it's absolutely unbearable for everybody, then can't they use the mute pedal for the piano? I thought that's what it was made for
Speaking of music, anyone else but me find their intro music to absolutely slap? There needs to be a full version of it
I always skip it it’s ass
@@aamd4907 cry about it
@@aamd4907 cry more
Hell yeah it’s good.
@@SpudOnscreen finally a sane person among all these whiners
Gru is the most powerful being in the universe, and here’s why: according to the height of a Minion (which is 3.5 feet on average) Gru is 4 minions tall, which means he is a godly size of 14 feet tall. Second if any of you remember the original Despicable Me, you Know there is a scene when Vector kidnaps the three girls and shoots a series of heat-seeking misses at Gru, he then dodge them all. According to the speed of an average ballistic missile (1900 mph) and the size of the missile according to his ankle size, Gru can perceive and move at such a speed that the missiles only move 9.5 miles per hour, 0.5% of their original speed. Plus after this Gru punches a shark and it is paralyzed meaning its spine is probably shattered, to remind you it would require a force greater than 3,000 newtons to fracture the spine. That’s equal to the impact created by a 500-pound car crashing into a wall at 30 miles per hour.
Lmao
Tuché 😀
Gru dont got nothing on the eldritch god that garfield is
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What kind of “friends” does Andrew have? They left them out in the desert for five weeks straight now
@Meevi❤ This truly represents Andrews current situation on how he just struggles on despite be abandoned by those he once held close and traveling through the never ending desert
@@lucasseefeldt4347 that was so beautiful I couldn’t stop sobbing this is art
He is on his training arc in the desert
You see THIS is doing something funny with a common and overused joke! It's different!
The enemy sonar bit made me love Andrew even more
Cool Math Games is a certified hood classic
"Cool Math Games"
Doesnt even have a game about Math
@@tatsumitatsumi625 cry
@@flaxentaster41 what
@@defaultyanny861 cry
@@tatsumitatsumi625 coffee shop
Charlie goes to LA once and thinks that all of California has a traffic problem lol
California is pretty trash tho.
Or that all of California is a desert lmao
I am taking a vacation in California and yall kinda do have a traffic problem
@@eralossnstuff9327 also depends on where you went to
and he's right.
i like how andrew is frozen looking like a total moog
@noddy what?
@noddy No, just no.
@@MonkeyAaron203 one of those jacksepticeye bots? Terrible human beings. Hope they rot in hell with thousands of death stalker scorpions on them while they're paralysed and burning from the inside.
I like how Jackson is frozen looking like a total moog
Moog? Nah he lookin like a Noob
lol i like how andrew says in rush hour 3 they fight an overweight kid, but in the movie its literally like an 8ft giant who was a basketball player in china
Thought the same shit
i like how this show is literally just one guy having a real opinion and then 2 or even the entire rest of the cast just denies it with sheltered/genuinely just wrong and cherry picked ones and then they laugh
Woah there, no one can handle the truth on this podcast man (except jackson)
@@mattman2964 We're not talking about opinions that appeared here, we're speaking generally
Have you seen the fredrik knudsen episode where Kaya believes 99% of information on kiwifarms and fred just debunks all of it?
charlie is the master of wrong opinions, i mean have you SEEN his tier lists? this man enjoys baby food and then said the spicy chili doritos were bad.
@UCGl2Qsx0HD7B87j5L13nAaA jesus fuckin christ man......... Don't watch it? Idk
@@mattman2964 not to mention on one of the episodes they were all talking about how circumcision is safe and normal, totally disregarding the fact that thousands of babies die or are maimed every single year from botched surgeries.
Jackson and andrew are so talented, they can talk without moving
Definitely going to listen to this in my free time! I just love that Charlie is doing variety of content and isn't limited.
Boot
This channel never ceases to amaze me
Would you guys consider having Scott The Woz or Pegasus on the podcast?
Scott would be fun, but I don't think so as Scott's humor/public image doesn't mesh well with the boys
Pegasus is lame.
I don't think scott would go on this podcast. He was on a podcast with Craig Skitz though not too long ago
I get paid to smoke weed in my TH-cam videos 💨🥶
It would be pretty awesome to see Scott on here
Jackson just read my mind! When they were talking about comedy movies, I was thinking that Rush Hour is a good one, and 2 seconds later he mentions it! Love you my Ausie bro!
It makes me happy to see a new podcast up, these are my go to to listen at my morning run
I think people who say music is bad nowadays are also bad at finding good music. Like, good music is out there, it can just be harder to find since there's so many artists and different songs
Every genre is over saturated, it's not surprising people say modern music sucks.
Exactly. It's actually NEVER BEEN EASIER with streaming services. They're just not fond of music enough to actually go out there and explore.
I hate music
The same people who think music 'back then' was so good have entirely forgotten all of the unlistenable shit that was floating around at the same time. It's the exact same for movies, games, books, etc.
When people say that they're usually talking about the mainstream popular artists who are indeed repetitive and shallow, not the obscure soundcloud rapper you support along with 50 other listeners.
I agree with Jackson about the scheduling for live Music. In my town there's a coffee shop that does an open mic night once a week. Everyone knows the time a day for it and it's a coffee shop so you're not there for a meal. It also helps when there are talented musicians in the area though.
Why do I keep forgetting that andrew’s camera isn’t on, and I start staring at his lips for movement
As a city person (I live just right outside DC) I like it because it's walkable. I've never been a big clubber I just like the convenience of walking from my apartment to the grocery store, shops, parks, etc. If I go into DC there are bike lanes everywhere (as does much of Arlington and Alexandria), the train, and the metro area has sidewalks everywhere.
All of this and that's not even accounting the economic strength these places have and diversity (especially if you're not white or straight or religious).
small towns are walkable and diversity reduces happiness
It's impossible for people who have only lived in car-dependent suburbs to understand the appeal of walkable communities, sadly. I live in a walkable UK city right now with excellent public transport and mixed-use development because I got so sick of the anti-human isolated misery of suburbia
@@ryanscott6578 lol? suburbs are only isolated if you isolate yourself.
My wife and I live in Illinois. It's so weird the difference in life where we both grew up. Both in Illinois. I lived in the suburbs closer to Chicago and she lived in a small town near Springfield. Absolutely tiny at least to me. They had a theater. But it was a one screen older theater. Still great though. And of course, it was surrounded by none other than corn
Candystand minigolf was one of the greatest mini golf flash games I've ever played
California was a place that made sense bringing water, infrastructure and money up until the end of WW2. Maybe you can push it up to the end of the Cold War if you want to make the case that they could use it as a base.
Imagine saying any other state is bad when u live in Florida
That’s cause he’s seen the worst, so he knows
@@flaxentaster41 he doesn't need to
You sound fun, someone bully you?
When you live in Florida, you know you've seen some shit
@@flaxentaster41 yes
My parents like to go to various restaurants that host country performances, THERES definitely an audience. Some people just love music but you don’t always want to spend a fortune on concert tickets and make it a whole thing
Anyone else just listen to these while working out?
Yo
I feel so bad for jackson. I sit in the shower for an hour lmao
Man as a born and raised Californian, hearing you shit talk this god forsaken state really put a warm spot in my heart. Keep up the good work fellas!
This is the greatest segweay to a Raycon ad of all time.
Facts Raycon sucks
Stick fights like the Shock series are still some of the best action I've ever seen. It makes live action and anime fights look like childs play.
I kinda wish Superbad was mentioned for one of the best comedy movies, that one's a classic in my opinion
@Cameron Same. I'd rather watch American Pie.
yikes
Homestar runner with my best friend.. that and frog in a blender on ebaumsworld.. those were some of the hardest laughs I've ever had in my life
Ah newgrounds, I remember when the Homestuck fandom crashed the sight, such fond memories
I'm obsessed with this podcast
Its pretty funny hearing people talk about LA as if it represents the whole state
People talk about EVERYTHING like it represented that whole THING. From race to ideals, religion, countries, states, schools, clubs, classes, streets, households and orientations.
it does.
I love how just when they start talking about live music at restaurants, my mother starts performing at the restaurant we were at. I kinda have to agree though, if i go to a restaurant i definetly dont want random loud music i didnt want while im eating.
I like that they just brush kayas conspiracy ranting off now with akward laughter lol
except its not just shitty conspiracy ranting, take an objective look at the world around you for once and maybe you'll at least kind of get what he means. Sadly its already apparent you can't and that's the reason our children and grandchildren are going to be living in Orson Welles worst nightmare. if you understood psychology you'd understand those awkward chuckles are more out of subconscious fear and the lack of ability to actually do anything about it rather than a subtle rejection of his ideas.
@@johi9368 LMFAO!
@@johi9368 and this is why people don't take conspiracy theorists seriously.
@@johi9368 jesus christ 😶
Truth is hard to face.
Charlie's 2016 mic time travelled to our present
The bad part of Jackie Chan simping for China is that he's from Hong Kong
always love watching & listening to the podcast
It's very impressive how the 2 guys On top stay still without a muscle while listening to the conversation I wonder what their thinking or their opinions about this and they look like really nice people
In Japan most adult content, at least artist made/drawn are usually self censored because they know its illegal.
If anything most sites they're posted to originally are very tight about that rule, which includes foreign artists posting as well of course.
(Who knows though, the forbidden AI must exist somewhere)
😏
Why did they ban uncensored porn?
The boys sound like the people I grew up around in the suburbs when they trash talk cities lmao. Makes me glad I left. Can't stand the small town mindset. I'd rather like in NYC than Tampa, that's for sure.
It's so bizarre to me that they think wanting to live in the middle of the action makes you boring. Like, what? Doesn't wanting to retreat to small-town suburban sprawl make you boring? Cities are inherently exciting; that's why ambitious and creative people are drawn to them.
To each their own my dude.
@@alltheblueskies True. Wish the boys followed that philosophy. Aside from Jackson with his "to be fair" statements, I just found it amusing how they trashed a whole state because they don't like LA, then proceeded to whine about live music and clubbing while calling city people boring. Inferiority complex much.
@@ryanscott6578 NYC is awful. It's noisy and it reeks.
@@ryanscott6578 Also LA is terrible unless you have no soul and like using annoying slang.
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 Still better than Tampa
I live in nyc and I like it. When it comes to “always something to do” I like to go to different restaurants. I’m always finding new places to go to. Something new is always popping up here. I’ll give you the point it is too crowded here
I do like big cities, they feel alive.
@@pleasedontwatchthese9593 exactly it feels like one gigantic ecosystem
@@pleasedontwatchthese9593 feel like living in a sewer system*
I really hope they know what cool math games is and don't think Jackson was just going on some maths focused game site
Water Pro Tip - Pour out your water/gatorade/bottled drink before throwing it away. Otherwise, you're removing liquid from the global supply until that bottle decomposes or is recycled.
Its like the perfect balance of all 4 elements. Kaya is Fire, Andrew is Air, Charlie is Earth and Jason is Water.
I'm an active tumblr user and i can confirm since the twitter exodus we're thriving
We all need to migrate back to Tumblr already.
love ur vids and podcasts
37:00 I'm so baffled by these people literally all the time. I know that it's just what they do, but good god, Andrew, some people just like living in the city. I'd also prefer not to as well, but saying crap like, "the argument they always being up", as though they're trying to convince you... I just imagine that Andrew encounters someone at the store who is buying a specific brand of potatoes, so Andrew then walks up to them and berates them for it, saying that that brand is bad or something. It's so strange. Normally I'm fine with the spite, because as I said, it's kind of the point, but dang Andrew, that's a bit harsh. The virus was the only good angle to the argument.
Jackson is the only person with any sense here.
yeah it's so cringe
Yes. Andrew can be such an ignorant asshole sometimes.
@@ronnielacher It's basically having two Kayas on the show now. Even Charlie is going in that direction.
Andrew is the guy who tries to act like nothing really matters to him but is actually annoyed by everything and everyone
thought this will be a chris chan ep with all the happenings going on this month.
I'm assuming it was filmed before that stuff happened, because there's no way that they'd say nothing.
what happened?
When Andrew called Jackson a dumb mother fucker had me dyinggg 😭
What we do in the shadows is a good modern comedy
I used to cruise late nights and smoke cigars with the boys in Cheyenne. Miss it there.
as someone who still use tumblr now, that website is like my panic room, away from twitter's nonsense lol
Charlie and I are on the same wavelength, I brought up "Rate my poo (shit) " to some coworkers last week, and they had they same reaction
Normally I listen to this podcast while I eat dinner, this episode isn't the best one for that.
I was also eating when they were talking about rate my poop lol
I heard in the outer areas and lesser populated places of cali are beautiful, and i believe northen New York or the area with wilderness is also beautiful.
A friend of mine once convinced me Jackie was a living god.
He is indeed quite talented, dude speaks every language
the thumbnail keeps getting better and better
Trava: Fist Planet is the prequel to Redline, Tailenders actually came out several months after Redline and was done by a completely different studio, guessing it was a ripoff cash grab.
If it came out a few months after can it even be classified as a remake ? Don't animatedovies take years and years to make ?
Pivot Animator brings back memories.
I still have a zip with an ancient version of it, good times
Charlie out here confused about the existence of towns.
nah
Best comedy thats criminally underrated: Blades of Glory
That thumbnail is just excellent
I crushed my toes in a forklift but at least you guys posted
The early 00s was a really good time for music.
Albums like:
Is this it - The Strokes
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - Wilco
Kid A - Radiohead
The Glow Pt2 - The microphones
Turn on the bright lights - Interpol
The Eminem Show - Eminem
Give Up - The Postal Service
Lift your skinny fists like antennas to heaven - Godspeed you Black Emperor!
The College Dropout - Kanye West
Funeral - Arcade Fire
And many more.
There's always been good music and while I agree that 2000s music was good, It's very nostalgic to me so I'm a bit biased. But yeah, if you only listen to the radio you're probably not gonna like the majority of pop now. It's so easy to find what you like now with streaming that I'm convinced people who don't like music either have sensitive ears or are just lazy.
My name is Andrew, but I absolutely adore music...
I once went to Applebee's thinking that I'll have a bang up meal and talk with family in peace but Katie Perry is singing her heart out and we have no choice but to hear her roar. We couldn't keep a proper conversation and it got so bad that my Grandpa ask the staff to turn down the music and he is bitter af.
Black Dynamite is a timeless classic
Your the best charli keep up your amazing work man thank you for your amazing content and your amazing podcast
At least one wholesome comment in this swamp of bots
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Charley talks about California like LA represents the entire state, New York is literally just everything bad about LA but everywhere in that state
Charlie*
You're literally doing the same thing Charlie did
Yeah you’ve clearly never been to NY outside of NYC, if even that. I visit upstate NY from time to time and it’s the most boring and tame place on earth, nothing like the city at all.
Yeah some parts of California are amazing San Fran and LA probably ruin it but California is huge you can pick anywhere you want to live. Florida on the other hand the whole state is shit
@@TheHomieNess Yeah true Charlie only likes living in Florida because he has barely ever traveled.
my first time listening to this, i enjoyed it, thank you.
Question: How did you listen to this in 1 Minuit?
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Counterpoint: All water should be free. It should be illegal to *sell* water for more than what the packaging is worth. Water should be provided to every building, maintained by tax dollars. Fountains should be put in place for anyone to use.
I'm not saying we should change what we have now, but I certainly do not think that we should make it mandatory that you pay for every single drop of water ever.
Tropic Thunder is one fucking hilarious movie that I don't see anyone talk about more often.
Didnt rdj do blackface in that movie
@@tyetye1153 Yeah, hence not a lot of people talk about it. Gotta make Iron Man more palatable for social media you see.
@@tyetye1153 He played a dude who was playing a dude in blackface
The negativity in this episode made my nuts hurt
I feel like half the reason to enjoy the podcast on TH-cam is to watch the boys reactions to topics and statements.
jackie chan best man. rush hour how he jumped through the cashier window in the casino still boggles my mind
Undercover brother is still one of my favs
Im doing inventory at work this was perfect timing
This episode hurt my soul. I'm a producer and Audio engineer, and I take cold showers.
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@Killer Bean Complex // ThyBasedBean you are beyond cringe
@@760swag they record these early. So who knows
Holy shit. Been watching the podcast a lot lately. Also listening to old music. Just watched the vid for All The Things She Said. This episode was on my sidebar so of course I decided to watch. Simulation confirmed.
Music is subjective the way music changes throughout the decades is crazy so it’s understandable why you don’t like most modern music but theres def amazing music out rn
@Stephan Hersh well, that´s more of a condition really, look up musical anhedonia
@Stephan Hersh I have no idea, it just says that it is a condition in wikipidea lol. But that´s probably the reason, i don´t think there are other things that come with it or whatever
There is none.
Jackie Chan directed a Chinese film that came out last year called Vanguard. One of my favourite movies I've ever seen.
Charlie nd Andrew really sounded kinda dumb talking about CA like it's just LA
Be careful my guy, the stans will be out in droves
I don't see any stans.
Pivot was my jam, absolutely love the nostalgia guys.
Slipknot is goated 😩
Agreed
Agreed
Regarding living in a large city. I 100% agree with the boys on living in a city that's smaller and has just enough civilization but not a bunch of people. I live in Iowa and live in a county that has only 100k people. Its the perfect medium for everything.
I agree whit introverted kaya orsan here. I lived my whole life in middle of forest
The people that come to eat where I work love Friday nights because a band comes in every Friday night