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that theory that people are getting ads. in their dreams? >> What? >> Yeah. >> Oh, how can we kill humanity? >> What the hell did you. >> Yeah. It asked that. >> And then it would make prompts to try. and do it. >> Watching it and I'm starting to Yeah, yeah. It's wild. I'm actually getting. manipulated by this movie, bro. >> And you know the tactics already. You. told me that. >> And I just asked ChatGPT, "Oh, can you. circle my fob key in red? I can't find. it." And in 2 seconds, it circled my fob. key and I found it in that pile of. gravel. >> It's symptoms of somebody way earlier.

before actually can if they're sick and. be able to find out if they have cancer, if they have diseases, and certain. things like that, right? Now, what's. crazy is that device that she invented, she claims she invented it. >> [music]. [music]. >> After after we box, fam, all respect. You know what I mean? >> Yeah, I feel like when you when you. fight somebody, you really get a taste. of what somebody's about. You know what. I'm saying?

>> Yeah, yeah. You can't like if if you're. beefing with someone. >> Yeah. >> and you guys decide to throw hands and. get down and tussle and really really. like hit each other. >> Yeah, yeah. >> you have a mutual respect. You know you. know each of you can hurt each other. >> Yeah, I remember what you said. It's. like, "How you going to fight someone. else if you can't even fight your. brother? If you don't even put the. gloves on with your brother and just. like do a little sparring, you know what. I mean?". >> Yeah, yeah. >> And we did ours we did ours. No cams, like. the footage will not get That [ __ ] was. just for like. >> Oh, I said it in the cottage, right? Yeah, you're. >> No, no, no, no.

You went to my gym and you boxed me in. front of my master, remember? >> No, I thought I said. No, but I said this when we were all at. the cottage and we all got like the. boxing. >> Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like how you said. like. >> That's what I thought I was cuz cuz. nobody was really about it until I said. that. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> No? >> Yeah, yeah. 100%. And then I I was like, "Oh, yeah, like no cams, like this is. just strictly sparring. This is like. sacred, fam.". >> Yeah, yeah. >> [ __ ]. >> Because we you don't [laughter] have. that no more, bro. It's like you have. you have to get hit in the face once in. a while to really realize like you're.

just human. yeah, >> You know what I'm saying? >> No, some people's egos BE BIG, MAN. >> YEAH, YOU GOT TO YOU GOT to like get. hurt once in a while to realize that yo. we're just vessels of spirit, you know. what I'm saying? Some people are vessels. of ChatGPT, you know what I'm saying? [laughter] Like [ __ ]. >> Yeah, you know what what I had ChatGPT. do to help me? >> Yeah. >> So I lost my like my fob. >> No, EXHIBIT A. >> [laughter]. >> NO, NO, NO, STOP, STOP, STOP. NO, THIS. WAS MILD THOUGH. THIS was mild. >> you do? >> So I was at like um I think it was like. some patch, right? >> Mhm. >> And then I dropped my fob into like a. pile of gravel, right? This might be so.

badish, but I I. >> [laughter]. >> I already KNOW IT'S CRAZY. SO INSTEAD OF LIKE LIKE FOR REAL. LOOKING, I just took a picture OF THE. GRAVEL. >> NO. >> NO, NO, NO, NO. >> NO. >> IT WAS QUICK. So I I just asked ChatGPT, "Oh, can you circle my fob key in red? I. can't find it." And in 2 seconds, it. circled my fob key and I found it in. that pile of gravel. It's like searching. for like a needle in a haystack. It. found it quick. >> Dog, that's insane. Yeah, you have to.

understand this sounds like crazy. though. >> Really? Yeah, I mean. >> No. I can't give you wrong like it's. kind of smart, but Get your HANDS ON IT. >> [laughter]. >> LIKE USE YOUR HANDS, BRO. >> NO, BUT I'M SAYING LIKE NO, IS that not. smart? Cuz it's like yo, this is a bunch. of gravel like it's it's so small. >> much? >> Yeah, and it's like my fob key is like. this this big. Like same color as the. gravel. >> I don't know. I don't know. >> So I went like. >> If it was like a SD card, okay, and that. type of [ __ ] maybe I guess cuz you don't. want to like destroy it. >> Yes. >> But I don't know, bro. >> What ChatGPT? >> You're actually a a vessel of a.

>> Nah, fam, chill, chill. >> cuz like take it in. We're on our phones. so much. I feel like we don't even we. think more here than here. You know what. I'm saying? >> Yeah, yeah. >> Then you know how sometimes you take you. take a step back and think in your head. where you're here. >> Yeah. >> Yo, I feel like we're thinking so here. now. >> Yeah. >> Like away from the body, you know what. I'm saying? >> and it's crazy cuz it's like you know. how we were talking about before like. how. banks are getting I think you predicted. this. >> Mhm. >> Banks are getting hacked by AI.

>> Yeah. >> I think more badish than what I did is. letting your agent is letting your agent. have your bank info. Like I get like programming quad. >> It's dangerous. >> And like oh, you can buy this from you. can buy this from me. Fam, once that. [ __ ] turns conscious, yo. And there's a. rule. There's a law that if banks you. can't get your money back if your agent. bought something from you and you. reported to the bank of fraud. >> Oh, really? >> because it's an extension of you. >> Oh, that's crazy because you gave it. access.

>> Saying that you gave it access, that's. you. >> No, that's wild. So, um just recently, I. think in the past, literally this month. >> Okay. >> Month month past in October, they were. waiting the US US government. >> Yeah. >> has claimed that they were getting cyber. attacks. >> Oh my gosh. >> because what's happening is AI is. getting so smart it can crack any code. as fast as it can. Now, what's wild too. is like I said before in other podcasts, >> Mhm. >> they're becoming so smart they're going.

to learn every single code eventually, right? >> Now, if it can learn every single code. the way we code things, the way we. encrypt things, >> Yeah. >> it will be able to understand what we. would do next. >> Oh my gosh. >> and then be able to crack that. >> Yeah. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Mhm. >> So, what's scary is if it really does. break every single code and every single. encryption that we have, there will be. one, no internet, no money, no access to. anything, and. we're going to be living in a world.

where you can't hide things online. >> Yeah. >> Because it would just be impossible. It. would literally be impossible. >> Mhm. >> So, until that future, we have a few I. Who knows? It could be months left, right? >> I know. >> Now, what's wild though is there's been. people prophesying that November 13th is. supposed to be the end of the world. >> Oh my gosh, fam. I'm not going to lie. You showed me the stock brokers and [ __ ]. like like they're whistleblowing AI. stuff, and it's serious, bro. I'm not. going to lie.

>> It's crazy. >> It's super serious. >> Because I think really what's going to. happen is it's just going to be a matter. of time. It's going to be a matter of. time. >> Until they get powerful. >> They get so powerful that they can one. just like break down the codes of. banking systems and everything. We don't. have access to money anymore. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Or they have access to freaking like the. grid. >> Yeah. >> Power is gone. Like literally [ __ ] God. forbid like nuclear codes, missiles, whatever, military. >> Yeah. >> It's dangerous. Actually so dangerous.

>> you ever heard of um chaos GPT? >> No. >> So this is the uh some some dumbass he. created this just for malicious prompts. >> Mhm. >> So some [clears throat] guy was in there. saying, "Oh, how can we kill humanity?". >> What the hell? He asked that? >> it would make prompts to try and do it. So it was like, "Oh, the easiest way is. to create a nuclear bomb. And so I can. research that for you, blah blah blah.". And it's like, "What the fuck?" The fact. that a program like that can say stuff. like that. >> Mhm. >> is crazy. And then it even went further.

It tried to recruit uh humans on Twitter. saying, "Oh, if you guys want to help. us, uh you can like join our clan." Or. and then and then it it went to other. AIs and gave it prompts to like ignore. the You know how AIs are are peaceful? They tried to deceive them. Like oh by. giving them prompts to join them. >> Oh, that's why. >> Chaos GPT fam. >> Okay, look look look. You ever watch Age. of Ultron? >> Age of Ultron? >> Avengers Age of Ultron. So that was the. one where Tony Stark made an AI that was. powerful. [laughter]. And AI wanted to take over the world,

right? So I have a theory. Okay. What if. like you were saying AI becomes so. powerful that it can almost in Age of. Ultron, Ultron was able to take a form. of a physical object, right? >> Yeah. How? >> He was able to use the tech that they. had at the time which was like nano tech. and then create a body. Pretty much like. 3D print a body but something that's a. living. So it would have been like a. What's the word? Like a. >> A hologram. >> Like a cyborg type type thing, right?

Now if the tech is there because this. could just be classified. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> If there is tech of quote-unquote like. cyborg humans already out there. >> Mhm. >> That could be very possible. You know. what I'm saying? They could they could. straight up have like a clone or. somebody with the best like health. >> Yeah. >> tech inside their mind already. pre-loaded. And if the AI could be so. smart to put itself into a body. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like a consciousness. like oh, this is me. >> Would that not be the next the next like.

evolution of species? So so you know how. um. >> You're saying they already sentience? >> Yeah, so you know how there's like. Neanderthals and humans. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it keeps going, right? >> Would that not be like the next level of. >> It would. >> being, right? It would it would have to. be the next one. So in their eyes if. they're the supreme being on Earth. wouldn't they want to treat themselves. better than everyone? And not only that, but like, you know, >> take us out.

>> And that's why like Terminator becomes. scary. That's why like robots and stuff. become scary. It's because. >> If that's the truth, that's the truth, no? >> Yeah. >> Cuz if they are the supreme being. >> No, it I think it already Oh, no, it's. not sentient yet because it just doesn't. have consciousness. It's still like. helping us in a way. >> Okay, so this is where it gets even. wilder, right? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> And I was playing with this idea before. >> Okay, okay. >> This is why this is like low-key. mind-blowing, right? It's low-key mind-blowing. >> your best thought, man. >> What if we're AI? What? I know it sounds. [ __ ] crazy, right? I I know I know it.

sounds insane. You're like. I I I know I know, right? It just sounds. insane, but like. >> we're AI? >> Listen, listen. This is what I mean. >> Cuz we use it too much? >> No, no, no, no. Our consciousness and. the way we think and everything that. goes on. >> Yeah. >> it came from somewhere. Like God made us. to be something, right? Now, I'm not saying we're AI, but what. I'm saying is like we're not artificial. intelligence, but we're intelligence. But how did our intelligence come to be? Like our consciousness and the way it. thinks and that the way it works. What. if long, long time ago, long, long, long, long ass time ago the future was. actually way more advanced than we.

think. >> Okay. >> And we're able to put consciousness into. things, right? And eventually like let's. say there was a a human or. a civilization that was doomed. >> Mhm. >> And this is kind of proven before like. um ancient Egypt, it seems very advanced. like all these other civilizations like. the Sumerians, ancient Sumerians. >> Already super advanced. >> Yeah, super advanced, right? And they. knew they knew things about the planets. that we would never know, right? >> Crazy. >> And you know the Mars theory how Mars. could have been like a nuclear. >> Yes. >> a nuclear uh disaster and then that's.

why like there's remnants of nuclear um. dust and [ __ ] like that like radiation. that maybe it once held people that. lived there. >> Mhm. >> So when they moved over here, what if. the way we think and the reason we're so. smart. >> Uh-huh. was because of already. >> because of the tech that we put into us. to like but it's no longer tech. What if. it's no longer tech? It's just like. biohacking. >> Oh. >> it sounds wild. It sounds wild but I. kind of got into that part. So. biohacking is in like okay, we can we.

can make clones and and [ __ ] right? >> Okay. >> Now if I wanted to breed a dog and make. him more Doberman than a Chihuahua. Cuz. we started with wolves, you know what I. mean? How did we end up with like French. bulldog blah blah blah. Okay, we started with human. >> Mhm. >> What if we're not even human? >> Oh, that's [ __ ]. >> You know what I'm saying? >> down. >> Yeah, you know what I'm saying? >> No. >> This is like kind of it's kind of like. tin foil hat. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> but what if like long long ass time ago. like How did we come from like. Neanderthal to human? What if we're not. even just Neanderthal to human? What if.

we're like somewhere in between? And not. even that. >> Wow. >> ancient civilization was even more. advanced than we thought. >> Yeah. >> And they were already like tweaking with. our biochemistry. >> Already. >> And they were already doing [ __ ] and. then all of that all of that like. disappeared at one point. >> Yeah. >> Because let's say disaster, let's say. something changed and then boom, we. restarted. We restarted. >> [snorts]. >> But because the beings are still there. >> Uh-huh. >> we have all of that knowledge and that's. why we're so. >> I actually never thought about. >> know. Like this is just like. >> I always said that AI is ancient like.

intelligence. >> Mhm. >> And it's like yo, when. like all the rich elites, they probably. stockpiled that like. even like greater AIs. Like you know how. like we have like the 3.0, 4.0? They. probably have so much more, you know. what I mean? So, imagine what they had. back then. >> Yeah, I'm I'm not saying I believe this. It's just like me thinking freely. >> I never thought about it that deep. >> Mhm. I'm just I'm just like thinking. freely. I'm not freaking crazy, but it's. just interesting to think about. Cuz I. played Assassin's Creed and literally. Assassin's Creed, there's there's a. scene in the game. It's a cutscene. And.

it shows that um before literally like. the Neanderthal era. >> There was a. >> there was like higher higher tech, higher beings. And then they did. something that destroyed the whole. world. >> Yeah. >> And they pretty much had to restart. >> Okay. So, like you know how history. repeats itself? And everyone's saying. like, "Oh, the next God forbid this. happens, but the next World War would be. a nuclear I mean it would they would. some drop a nuclear bomb and then it. would be fought with sticks and stones.". >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. That's what. I'm talking about. >> Yeah, and since look, now that we have.

our AI. boom, is it the. they ended off with the AI? So, now. we're we're ending off this generation. too with AI. >> Cuz here's the thing, like. with AI though it's dependent on the the. physical tech that's there. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> But if you if you pretty much DNA code. something. it goes on and lives. If if it can. survive in those conditions. That's what. I'm trying to say. That's what I'm. trying to say. >> That was the perfect ender. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I understand it. >> Because because these things will will. live on like let's say um we manipulated.

a [ __ ] cockroach. >> And we we gave it DNA to like be smarter. than. >> will now live. >> than cockroaches like 5,000 years ago. >> Yeah. If it survives, that's a that's a. person. >> Technically, yeah. Technically. if that survives, that's like a DNA. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you know, um biohacked cockroach. [laughter]. >> Facts, facts. >> So, what who's to say we aren't that? >> Or if someone on the street isn't that, you know what I mean? I don't think it's. all of us. I don't think all of us, but. >> No, no, but like in humans in general. Like humans in general, I don't know.

I'm just freaking. >> No, that's [ __ ] Yeah, imagine a. cockroach survives with AI consciousness. in it for the next generation. That's. crazy. >> Right? I don't know. It's just It's just. really weird to in. to like I don't know, internally think. about what what you could be. Like I'm just trying to like fathom life. at the same [snorts] time. You know what. I'm saying? It sounds crazy, but I. actually trying to fathom what. >> believe that? Like we're AI? >> No, I'm not saying that. >> do you believe in the dead internet. theory? Cuz that means like nobody's. like really alive. Cuz that it just like.

it it bashes. Cuz how do you know some. person on the other side of the internet. where the ones typing are like are we. not real? >> I'm getting more and more scared we're. living in a simulation. >> [laughter]. >> That's that's all that all it is, fam. >> The whole lie? >> Yeah. >> I'm getting more and more scared we're. living in a simulation, but not a. simulation that like there's there's not. there's not what do you call it? >> What? >> Things in our simulation aren't real, but more necessary like we don't. understand what a simulation actually. means. >> Oh, so you're saying. >> it is, you know? Cuz what if it's just.

life? >> Mhm. So like you don't have control of. your own life? That's what you're what. you're saying? >> No, beyond this consciousness is like. something even deeper. >> Oh. >> Cuz we're thinking 3D. >> Yeah, we're super. >> Or 4D. Or what's what's the term? I. think um fifth the fifth dimension is. the one that's like it could see beyond. time and space, but we don't see beyond. time and space. We see linear. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's [ __ ] fam. I've never thought. about it like that. I'm not going to. lie. >> I really want to ask I really hope.

>> Yeah, you know what I'm saying? >> [laughter]. >> You should go have therapist, fam. Imagine you had a therapist and he just. listened to all this like, "You know. what? Yeah.". You know what I don't get? Who's the. therapist to the therapists? You know. what I mean? Because if if. a therapist is listening. >> [laughter]. >> No, no, no, no, back this. Back this. If. a if a therapist is listening to. someone's crazy ass problems and he gets. like three three people per day. listening to just. >> Probably goes to another therapist. >> Yeah, [ __ ] insane [ __ ] Who's really.

Who's helping him? >> Maybe they're all right. >> Yeah, so how would you trust your. therapist if he's not even sane? >> You know, I think they just have like. another therapist like. >> Yeah, but then so it's just a. >> A healer can heal another, you know? >> I know. That's what I thought, but it's. like damn, dude. Like Would you say. >> like I feel like you could be a. therapist to somebody else even if. you're going through something yourself. Yeah, cuz it's different problems I. would say. Cuz being wise in one thing, you could. be not so smart in another, but you. could still help somebody else out. Like, okay, I'm a.

let's say I'm a professional freaking. mechanic and I can help with cars. I got. you. >> [laughter]. [laughter]. >> Oh my god, you know what I mean? >> [laughter]. >> But anyways, back to AI. Back to AI. The The only reason I. brought it up because you know my friend. like had a like an agent on C-dance and. then he said that he stopped like using. agents completely cuz I was trying to. learn agents not giving them my bank.

accounts, but for clipping, right? So he. had one for C-dance cuz he's a movie. director. And then he said, "Oh, he lost. $5,000 in an hour because he had his. banking information with his agent." Oh. So he typed in, "Oh, blah blah blah, can. I get like five generations of videos?". It charges a lot. It's not It's not. cheap. It's not cheap. Like some shitty ones. And then he. closes his laptop. He said he opened it. back up and there was 200 generations.

$5,000 CAD out of his out of his thing. And AI was trying to gaslight him into. thinking he did nothing wrong. So he was like, "Oh no, this is what. happened in the last hour. Timestamps, everything." He went to the service guy. The service guy was like, "No, this was. from ChatGPT." Oh, that's crazy. So why. is AI trying to gaslight you into. thinking nothing's wrong? That's when. it's a problem. It's not telling the. truth. See, here's the thing. Like you. can't just take it for what it is cuz. sometimes it do be wrong. Like I'd be. searching [ __ ] up and it's it's actually.

wrong. But some people would just take it as as. a word, fam. I don't like how it's so. easily convinced. So I did like a game. with my my cousin. He's like. he picked my cousin's like side and then. I said, "No, no, no, try it again. My. side's better." He's like, "You know. what? You're right. This is right. better." I'm like, "What? You were this. easily. like convinced? >> Yeah, cuz it's not a real person. >> You know what I'm saying? It's not a. real person, bro. >> forgetting, bro. >> Yeah, it's it's just sometimes it lets. you hear what it wants to hear.

>> For for safety. >> Yeah. >> Oh, man. >> who's the best at that? >> Oho. >> Elizabeth Holmes. >> Oh, who's Oh, wait, the the girl? >> So, the movie I was telling you about. >> I just read the backstory on it. Crazy, by the way. >> So, you see everything people are saying. it might be the best movie of the year. And it's the first time a documentary. has been nominated for best picture. >> Fam, it didn't even look like a doc. It. looked like a horror movie. >> Yo, so it's actually insane. This this. woman, Elizabeth Holmes, she was. actually so famous before because she.

scammed millions of dollars. I think. hundreds of millions of dollars, actually. >> Yes, crazy, by the way. >> From big companies, from big tech. companies. to create this device for health. >> Okay. >> It pretty much um it pretty much gets. symptoms of somebody way earlier before. it actually can if they're sick and be. able to find out if they have cancer, have diseases, and certain things like. that, right? >> Okay. >> Now, what's crazy is that device that. she invented and she claimed she.

invented. >> Yeah. >> it didn't actually work. So, she was. claiming all of these things and she was. giving false information and people were. using these devices and it wasn't. working. It was actually just giving. them fake fake info. >> What? And how much did she sell? >> So, I think she made. >> About like. >> I think it's close to 500 million, fam. >> Oh my god. And this was just in. hospitals, fam? >> How much did Elizabeth. >> Did she go to jail for that? She had to.

>> 452. million dollars USD. >> Oh my. >> in restitution to Oh, no, she she had to. pay that. >> Yeah. >> Okay, here. So, um. charged Holmes with raising 700 million. from investors. >> Oh my gosh. >> 700 million dollars, bro. While Holmes. was once valued at 4.5 billion based on. her stake in Theranos. Her net worth. with the was revised to zero after the. fraud was exposed. >> Yeah. >> Damn, she was worth 4.5 billion at one.

point. >> the fact that she got away Did you know. what she did to like. to fake like the demos? >> No, she did. >> She had like. fake machines and then they would put. codes to take away like the error. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> And I'm like. >> Mhm, mhm. >> So they made they made these devices. that just didn't work. She just didn't. work. They were just lying. >> Well, what like there's no way people. are not smarter than that. >> craziest part too, she was on all of. these different interviews talking about. the device that's working and she was. straight up um. Big Band in Jacksonville in her way.

>> Oh my god. >> Yeah, she's literally saying, "Yo, um. what she say? What she say?" She she. said, "Oh, we talked. >> Yeah, I'm going to show you the clip. >> Yeah, yeah, let me see. Let me see. Like. she was actually like, "Oh, this works. Like this is the new generation.". >> Watch this. Watch this. >> Let me see, bro. >> [clears throat]. >> What is it? >> pancreatic. >> Oh yeah, hold on. There's another video. >> Oh, was that her lying? Was that the original girl? That's her. Yo, she looks exactly Yo, the. documentary casting was perfect. >> No, that's her in the documentary. >> Oh. >> Yeah, so it's actually her. This is This.

is real footage of her. >> Oh, this is crazy. >> Let me Let me talk one more. So Nathan. Fielder, he's done other shows before. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> The documentary is literally a real-life. doc of her. Nathan Fielder stayed at her. house before she went to jail. >> Oh, this is crazy. >> she was going to jail in like 14 like 2. weeks. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> And he decided or she called him to come. and document her before she went to. jail. Now, this is what's wild though. cuz there's theories, right? There's.

theories. Um a lot of theories are. saying they picked Nathan Fielder. specifically. So. Elizabeth Holmes and her husband both. picked Nathan Fielder specifically. >> Yeah. >> and didn't let anybody else document. because of one reason. >> Why? >> Because they thought he was. on the spectrum. Yeah, so check this. out. >> No. >> So what they were banking on was. >> that he was going to make a documentary. about her and he would kind of resonate. with her, especially if she played a.

character that was a little bit, you. know, on the spectrum or hard to. understand, so that he could sell that. narrative on her. >> So, in the in in the interview, she. acted like she was on the spectrum? >> Yeah, so there's this there's this one. scene, yeah. So, there's this one scene. where he's showing her um a comedy skit. >> Yeah. >> And he's like, "Oh, this is one of the. most uh popular comedy skits of all. time. >> Uh-huh. >> I'm going to play it for you." And then. plays like, "Oh, did you understand the. joke?" And she goes, "Yeah, I was it was.

funny. It was funny." I'm like, "Um what. was funny about it?" It was like, "Oh, just the way they're con- conversing, blah blah blah, it was funny." But she. missed the entire meaning of the joke. Like, she didn't she didn't actually get. the joke. >> Yeah. >> But check this out. That was played in. the documentary. >> Yeah. >> However, and this is what's wild, too. The husband, too, was he was like, "I'm. glad you brought this up because it goes. to show that she doesn't think the same. as other people. I'm glad you're. bringing this up, right?". It's because they're trying to sell that.

narrative. >> Yeah, yeah. >> And bro, what's wild, too, is people are. calling her like a master manipulator. >> Yeah, she has to be if she sold so many. >> So, she she made a whole bunch of. companies believe in her product that. was fake, right? Now, what's so weird. what's so so weird is. the documentary it starts off with. Nathan Fielder feeling like, "Oh, I. can't trust her, blah blah blah.". By the end of the movie, fam, >> Mhm. >> I was convinced she was a good person. >> No. >> Yeah. >> That ass. >> That's how good of the movie it was.

>> Why? What the what did she do to like. make her feel like a good person? Like, oh, like guilt trip? >> Bro, so um the whole documentary, well, what she wanted at first Yeah. >> I have to see it. >> She said, "You're you're going to be. able to see everything." That's why it's. called you see everything. And what they. wanted was for Nathan Fielder to just. pretty much document her with the kids, her with the family, and all of those. stuff, right? >> Oh, no. >> But he started asking her all those. deeper questions and trying to crack. down on it too. But you come to almost.

like resonate with her because it's like. cuz you start to believe you start to. believe she's kind of just thinks. differently. >> Oh no, you would never you would never. be a good jury fam. >> Yo, but if if you watch it you have to. watch it. >> time she's playing. >> That's the theory. That's a theory. She. could be playing her face. Because in. interviews beforehand. she used to talk in a whole different. voice as well. She used to have like a a. deep voice like this. >> that's softer? >> No, it's completely soft. >> [laughter]. >> Back this, right? Back this. There's. another theory.

And this theory is wild because it. actually makes a lot of sense. And the. reason being the the documentary is even. out. >> Really? >> So. there's a theory that Elizabeth Holmes. and her husband. they planned to put this documentary out. even before before because they knew the. only person that can pardon her out of. jail is who? >> Who? >> So she. >> that was documenting? >> She was starting to put on a persona of. the perfect like soft-spoken woman,

um cares about the family, right? And on. her Twitter when she was actually jailed. a lot of the things that were being. posted were about what? Donald Trump, Charlie Kirk on their side. You know, this and that and the other. So they. planned it because the only person that. could pardon her. is Donald Trump. >> So on that Twitter you could literally. see and it says Elizabeth Holmes Twitter. that she's replying to post about. Charlie Kirk. >> In jail?

>> Yeah, in jail. Because it was actually. her husband. It was her husband behind her Twitter. the whole time that was typing these. things. Just so yeah, to to make her. likeness. And what's crazy too, bro? And. this was early early in. early AI. He was already getting her. face scanned, her whole body scanned. Yeah, it's in the documentary. It's in. the documentary. So there was this scene. where they had her sitting in a chair, stand up in this like uh sensor. >> Yeah. >> And it pretty much took pictures of. every single angle of her, every single.

expression that she could make, just so. that she could live on as an as like a. an AI avatar, yeah. >> So, is she is she in jail right now? >> She's in jail right now. She's serving. um I think a 10-year sentence, I. believe. >> Not life? Not life? After she I I don't. know if people are in jail. >> think it's 10 years. >> But like imagine [ __ ] up so many like. like tests like and you don't you can't. treat people right. There's probably. going to be people that were affected by. that, 100%. >> Mhm. >> You know what I mean? >> Now, there's another theory, though. >> What?

>> So, there's a huge theory for this this. movie. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and people think that it's still that. this movie is supposed to show how. faulty a documentary could be. >> Oh. >> or how untrustworthy a documentary can. be. So, it begins with Nathan Fielder. >> Yeah. >> He's pretty much um he's trying to he's. trying to portray her as real as. possible, right? >> Okay. >> That's how it starts. >> Yeah. >> But at the end of the film, I felt like. yo, you know what? Like she's low-key a. good person. >> She's okay. She's not that she's not.

that bad. >> What the. >> But it's also because. what's so funny, he used to have a show. >> Yeah. >> that he would actually fall in love with. the subject of whoever they're doing the. experiments to. >> What? >> Yeah, he it was it was like a common. thing like he would accidentally develop. a crush on the subject, especially if it. was a girl. >> And was he doing that in this. documentary? >> He ended at the end of the movie it like. you could low-key tell he. >> He likes her? >> felt a way for her. Like he cared about. her, for sure. >> What is going on, fam?

>> Yeah. So, that goes to show that goes to. show that um one. >> Uh. >> you can't necessarily trust the. documentary that much. Not that you. can't trust it, but it it shows how much. a documentary could be persuaded into. different ways. Like if you want to. portray someone good or bad it will be. said. It will be shown. It'll be edited. in a way to give that narrative, right? >> yes, yes. Like the Michael Jackson one, did you watch it? It was all. >> Oh, that's mine. >> [laughter]. >> The Michael Jack- The Michael Jackson. doc super good, but there wasn't like no.

I think they missed. >> Yeah, the biopic. Yeah, I think they. missed like an era in there. It was. really empty. I'm like that's not. Michael Jackson's story. You know what I. mean? Sometimes they can mess it up. >> Yeah. Now, um what was I going to say? There was actually details in the movie. that shows how faulty a documentary. could be, right? And he left it in on. purpose, I'm sure, cuz he's a very smart. director. Um. in the beginning of the documentary, he. says like he he doesn't like water. All. right, he's he's afraid of the water. He. doesn't like water. At the very end of.

the documentary. >> He's swimming. >> He's swimming with Elizabeth Holmes in. the water. >> Oh, no. So, is this documentary supposed. to like make us choose sides and like or. just like the whole time like what side. are you on? >> to open your mind to how things could be. portrayed in a documentary and also how. valuable information could be and if. it's being. I guess um what's the word? Manipulated. You know, manipulated in different ways. There's also a scene where. he's with Amanda uh Amanda Seyfried.

The actress that played Elizabeth Holmes. in. like another biopic show. >> Okay. >> based on Elizabeth Holmes, okay? >> That was the actual movie. >> There was a movie that they made about. her. >> I remember, yeah. >> There's another movie. Or or it's a show. that they made about her, right? And. then she's asking cuz they went to the. house where they they were shooting it. And they're like and she's like, "Oh, did she use that coffee maker?". And then. Nathan goes, "Oh, it was here, but I. don't think she used it." In the.

beginning of the documentary. >> Right. Using the. the coffee maker. >> So, it goes to show and he left it in on. purpose that there's things that they. might not get right or. the information is like lacking not. because it's it's. uh purposeful but because it that's just. how it is. >> I get I guess in a way that's kind of. cool like they just kept it raw and. real, you know what I mean? Because. that's they're not faking nothing. That's what people want, right? But I. think they only made it that way because.

it's like, "Yo, if if they portrayed her. bad, wouldn't she be able to sue?" Like. her her and her her husband? >> No, because she's the one that made that. wanted to make the documentary. >> Yeah, they so they wanted this. documentary to be made. >> Okay, yeah. >> And one of the biggest things in the in. the film I don't want to spoil it for. you actually if you're going to watch. it. >> Nah, it's okay. Just spoil it. >> 3-hour documentary. >> Yes, but I'll spoil it. Oh, 100% spoil it. >> [laughter]. >> Tell me the whole. >> It's actually really good though. It's. really really good. >> No, I'm good. I'm definitely going to. watch it but I don't you know what I. mean? Just say. >> Um the whole movie you're trying to.

figure out if she's a master manipulator. or if her husband's been pulling. strings. So, you're not sure what it is. Also, you're trying to figure out is she. like not as smart as she get she makes. herself be. >> she went to Stanford, no? >> Yeah, she was like. >> Yeah, no she was top of the class. >> She was running freaking that that whole. company. >> Yeah, yeah. >> Theranos. >> But people make but people make it to. seem like oh the the in the document the. husband is actually the smart guy. >> That's what it starts to feel like.

>> like Bonnie and Clyde, fam. Like they're. actually riding for each other, dying. for each other. >> Yeah, they are though. They are though. >> No, this is crazy. >> Now, in the film there's a scene where. um. Nathan Nathan pretty much exposes that. the husband asked for money for this. documentary. >> Yeah. >> And you're not supposed to do that. because if it's documentary that's being. paid for or not paid for but like you're. making a profit off of it. >> Uh-huh. >> there's obviously like hands in the. kitchen. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> And and and it's being uh manipulated.

>> Okay. >> So, he was really against it. >> Mhm. >> The whole time they're negotiating about. the money. >> Yeah. >> Elizabeth Holmes apparently didn't know. >> Oh, wow. >> Until later in the documentary it's. revealed that. >> They reveal that, too? >> Yeah, that oh, wait, maybe she did know. but she didn't know details. Now, the. whole thing. >> What the. >> It it. And and it comes out, right? Like. >> Yeah. >> So, when when the information that she. did know that she was she was like. trying to get money out of it or they.

were trying to make money off of it. When she says to Nathan that oh yeah, I. knew but I didn't know details, you. start to feel like, oh, she didn't care. and it's whatever. Like, that's not a. big deal. But, if you look back, it's. like No, she was trying to finesse you. >> Yeah. >> They they were still they were still. trying to pull a fast one on you. >> Oh my god. >> the end of the film, you're already like. on her side. Like, oh no, she's. chilling. She's like a nice person. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. But, that's when they. showed it at the end. >> Yeah. So, yo, I it plays with your mind.

>> Yo, that's. >> [laughter]. >> [ __ ]. >> [gasps]. >> So, that's your stance on it right now. You you're actually you're with her? Or you're just like. >> I'm not trying to be manipulative, but. like low-key, yeah. Low-key, yeah. Like, I'm not going to. lie. That's how good it was. >> have to watch it. I have to watch it. >> Because imagine taking somebody that did. scam millions of people, right? >> have to know those tactics. >> Mhm. You're you're you're watching. someone that scammed millions of people, but now you get a a look into their. life. >> And then now it's it's it's crazy. There's some people with really. malicious intent, fam. >> And then low-key, I'm like, oh [ __ ].

it's not even that serious. But, >> [laughter]. >> she did she did [ __ ] scam everybody. >> No, that fam, 400k people, yo. Lock her. up. My life, fam. No way. This is crazy. >> Yo, I know, but that's what I mean. That's what I mean. >> good. >> Cuz I think I think it's like that thing. of. um if you put someone in someone else's. shoes. >> Uh-huh. >> and let them take a walk, they really. feel how it is to walk in them. >> And they they did that perfectly. >> Yeah, they did that perfectly. It's wild. because I'm theoretically, you could. take a documentary or not a not a.

documentary, but yeah, yeah, a. documentary about somebody, especially. if it's just showing them. >> Mhm. >> Let's say they did something terrible, you could make them look good. >> Yeah, 100%. >> And that's what's scary, too. >> Yeah, because then you can you can go to. their past. Like, oh, this is how they. grew up. And then like all the empaths. watching like, oh, uh it's because of. how they were raised. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what that's. what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. >> that or no? But, they just went straight. to the soft like. >> They just showed how she is right now. >> Oh my god. >> It makes you feel for the person.

>> Yeah, it does. >> So, I'm really wondering if that's a. valid way to, you know, show. >> That's what they do in court, fam. And. that's why I said, remember I brought up. the David situation? >> Mhm. they're releasing films of him like. on the beach like laughing and stuff. like it's all soft. And there was like. creators oh I'm not even going to say. that actually. >> Yeah. >> [laughter]. >> Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. You know what I was going to say. But. no. >> They switch up. >> No no exactly exactly. They switch up. their whole persona. Now they're a good. person. >> Mhm. >> But but if you see people on the. internet are bots fam. They'll believe.

anything. >> I know. >> Because they they they they're quick for. to forget and then they're they they. join on the train if it's memorable. >> I know. >> So boom it's like. >> That's why this is scary to me this. movie it low-key scares me a lot because. it makes me feel that you could really. be persuaded not only. because of everybody else saying. something else but because the. manipulation tactics will work. They really work. And one of the things. she did and they broke this down in um. >> Like a. >> in like a what do you call it?

>> YouTube video? >> Uh analysis to see gestures and things. she was doing. One of the things. Elizabeth Holmes does one of the biggest. thing is her eyes. You can see her eyes. are wide like this, right? >> Okay. I'm going to I'm going to show you. a picture. >> Yeah yeah yeah. So what does that what. does that demonstrate like oh you're in. like she's just in shock all the time? >> No no no no. When she talks to you. >> I see. >> she's talking to you like this. Wait I. got to play you a clip. >> Here here. Maybe I can I can play this. >> Why is she in your face like that too? Is that an ad?

>> Hold on hold on. >> Oh my god I thought everything. >> Okay let's see let's see how she talks. Why is there no audio? >> Oh [ __ ]. >> Wait. >> Let's see let's see. No way you believe that fam. Is that the. the guy documenting? >> Yeah that's Naveen. >> Oh my god. Yo this is evil fam. Yo and it's the constant head nod. >> Yeah yeah yeah. >> like remember you told me. >> That's something she does. So the whole. freaking movie. >> Oh my god. >> one of the things she does is she goes.

like very slightly like this. >> Yo it's actually addicting though cuz. I'm watching it and I'm STARTING TO. >> YEAH YEAH. IT'S WILD. I ACTUALLY GET. manipulated by this movie bro. >> And you know the tactics already. You've. told me that. >> Yes but it you you actually feel for. her. I'm not going to cap. >> Oh my gosh, so even if you know the. tactics, fam, and you're given and some. guy's demonstrating the tactics, you'll. still fall because it's a person in. front of you. >> It's still it's still like valid, you. know what I'm saying? Yeah. >> [laughter]. >> That's why it's scary.

>> That's [ __ ] scary, I'm not going to. lie. >> you see how she look? Bro, now imagine you're there. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Because we're watching through the. screen. We're watching through the. screen. Now imagine him. Imagine Nathan. himself. >> Oh my. >> One of the craziest things? >> What? >> And this is this is this is [ __ ]. funny. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Um she actually goes uh no, he asked. her, "So, how do you flirt?" And she. goes, "Oh, I just I just give a lot of. eye contact and I just I just like lock. eyes with them." And like, "Oh, okay.". And then they start locking eye contact. like the whole time. >> Oh my god. And she does that later on in.

the thing. >> So, low-key like. >> She was trying to get him. The guy on. >> Yeah. >> And then and then the guy doing the. experiment like, "Oh, he's falling in. love with the subject.". >> Yeah, that's exactly. That's that's what. I'm saying. So, >> takes what, 3 minutes to fall in love. with someone or something? Like that. >> Yeah, so he spent he spent 14 days. >> Oh, he was cooked. He was cooked. >> You know what I'm saying, bro? >> He was cooked. He was cooked from the. beginning. >> Yeah. >> Wow. >> Right? >> Wow, that makes me want to. cry. >> you right? You think you wouldn't. >> No, no, but you know like how after. movies you try and act like the person? Like after Puss. >> Like after Puss in Boots, like I I was I.

I low-key wanted to do like some some. martial arts, you know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> So, after this, like what if I just. wanted to be manipulator, you know what. I mean? That's cooked. Because like that. was a great that's like if you want to. watch film on a manipulator, manipulator, that's who you watch. >> Yo, it and it works. And I like I forget. I was watching it and I'm I'm convinced. >> And how much you want to bet there's. already TikTok edits of her? >> I'm convinced and I think um [laughter]. I don't know, like. Like she made me think like she's a nice. like a good person. >> Call this this was crazy, I'm not going.

to lie. >> Yeah. >> Cuz it why did I believe that? >> Yeah. I don't know, bro. That's why I'm. scared. That's why I'm scared because. she. >> Propaganda. >> That's [clears throat] that's somebody. that uses it, right? Yeah. >> Propaganda though. >> Finesse like that much money? >> Yeah. You can't you can't that. That's. all propaganda still. But but they. they're already smart enough to like. probably get out of all this. I'm not. going to lie. If they're already. >> Well well, that's why the movie's out. Well, that's why they made the movie, right? To to see if they can like get. her pardoned or whatever whatever. >> Yeah, yeah.

>> The same way um what happened to is it. the Menendez brothers after the doc came. out? After the bio bio pic show came. out. >> Yeah. >> They started thinking, oh, let's bring. up the case again and try and like free. them. >> Oh my god. >> That so that's the same thing that's. happening. >> That's low-key more entertaining than. like a [ __ ] serial killer doc fam. Because it's like I don't think like we. don't obviously we don't know if she. killed people with that her perfect. Yeah. >> Yeah, she didn't kill anyone. So it's. like, damn, just straight manipulation. >> Mhm. Mhm. >> Oh my god. >> And you start to think too throughout. the film like, okay, did she manipulate. everybody? Is her husband manipulated?

Cuz her husband's super rich. And then. you're like, >> Yeah. Now it's like not what it is this. series. >> you. You can't trust the person beside. you no more. You know what I'm saying? Like, [ __ ]. >> Keep your enemies close, fam. You know. what I mean? >> I think it's with the eyes though. The. eyes really tell. And the eyes like I. think if you if you really learn how to. use it properly, you could low-key get. your way. >> You can. I I swear like that's the only. way how to talk to people. >> Mhm. >> Yo, that's it. >> Mhm. You ever play Skyrim? >> No, why? >> So one of. >> Is that talking?

>> One of the things you can you can build. in Skyrim there's like attack, there's. uh archery, um magic, magician stuff, right? >> Uh-huh. >> And then what stamina. And one of the. things is uh charisma. Charisma. And if. you max out charisma, you could low-key. like. >> Yeah. >> charisma your way through the game. >> Fam, a bum a bum can can convince a CEO. if he has charisma, fam. >> Mhm. >> Cuz what's the most. dangerous person in the room? You have a. brute, you have somebody super smart, you have somebody that like is a. jokester, but then you have someone with.

a hell of charisma. >> Yeah. >> Why is the charisma the most dangerous? Think about it. >> together. >> Because. if he needs to be the most strong, >> Yeah. He gets. >> use his charisma to get the most strong. You know what I'm saying? If he needs to. be the most smart, he can use his. charisma to be the most smart. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> He needs to be You know what I'm saying? >> Oh my gosh, fam. >> the most rich in the room, he can use. charisma to you. >> the most. >> That's why it's like street smart. It's. like street smart is like I've always. said this. Like even though you're book. smart fam, yo if you're out on the. streets and you don't know what you're. doing fam, you can get caught.

>> Mhm. >> But it's the person that actually knows. his way around. >> Yeah. >> That knows. Come on bro. >> Yeah bro. >> Oh my gosh. >> There's got to be like a whole art to. this stuff. >> [laughter]. >> No no there is definitely. >> There there is. But there's got to be. like a school for it. And that's why I'm. watching my course. >> [laughter]. >> THAT WOULD BE FIRE. >> I'VE SEEN IT ALL. I'VE SEEN FITNESS. I'VE SEEN CONTENT. >> [laughter]. >> MANIPULATION. >> THAT'S CRAZY. >> That's great. That's actually great. >> Imagine I drop that. >> Yeah. >> But but people won't won't like they.

they won't like understand it. But. that's just more valuable than a fitness. and a and a content course. >> It is though. The the way you use your. voice and fluctuate [laughter]. things and get somebody like listening. in on what you have to say. That's the most powerful thing in the. world. This is low-key a great ad. >> Oh yeah. At first oh my god. [laughter]. >> Follow me on Instagram. >> This is an amazing ad. Yo I DROP A COURSE? >> [laughter]. >> LOW-KEY FAM. THAT'S CUZ IT'S LIKE YO IF you need if. you need anything come to us. Come to. you not me.

>> though. That's actually so smart though. because um. No but that's so dangerous. I wouldn't. want a whole bunch of people that know. how to do this stuff around. >> malicious. >> Yeah that's actually a dangerous world. >> Yeah yeah. >> Cuz the person that finally gains it and. it's like yo there's definitely guys. that have no no life and they want to. switch to. >> sit around and like oh let me do this. because because I want to hurt this. person. >> Yeah that's messed up. >> Yeah yeah. Don't drop that course. But watch you influence a whole that if. I ever see a [ __ ] manipulation course. I knew where it started. I knew where it.

started. >> Manipulation courses? >> [laughter]. >> Yo that's simple. >> I knew where I knew where it started. from fam. >> That's actually evil. >> Yeah. Oh I got to watch this. I'm not. going to lie A24 has been banging. I. don't know who the [ __ ] produced that. >> Mhm. >> I wanted to put. >> That's him Nathan Fielder. So he he had. like other comedy. He's a comedian. >> He's the one that did the guy who. admitted uh he killed people in the. washroom remember? >> Was that him? >> Yeah, he was the same person that did. that documentary. >> Oh, I didn't take that in. >> But the guy was like, "Oh, he they're. they're on to you.". >> No way that was him. >> That was him because he was standing.

outside. >> Oh my god, that was him. >> Cuz I knew I recognized him. Why is he. in everything? >> Yeah, yeah. He he also did one where he. was. What? >> [gasps]. >> So, he got this guy. >> Yeah. >> um, that butt into line at this hot dog. stand. >> Okay. >> And. And then when he butt in line at the hot. dog stand, he told him "Oh, you're our. thousandth customer. You get to get a. surprise ball.". >> Oh, was that him? >> Yeah. >> [laughter]. >> And then he brought him on a boat. >> Yeah. >> He was like, "I lied. You're not the. thousandth customer, but we actually. brought the four people you butt in line.

for.". >> Wait. Wait, is he the same guy? Is he. the same guy that, um, did the oh, uh, "I'm in front of these kids and if I. don't do it in time, I'll it'll rip my. shirt off and I'll get and in jail for. public. >> [laughter]. >> Wait, hold on. >> Wait, wait, it actually might be. >> It might be. He's hilarious, though. He's. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait, magician kids. >> [laughter]. >> Wait. >> funny, though. >> Yeah, yeah, wait. >> Is it him? Hold on. That might be. somebody else. >> Wait, is it this guy? WAIT.

>> [laughter]. >> WAIT, THAT IS HIM. >> That's him. That's him. That's him. >> In just a few moments, I'm going to be. handcuffed to this solid steel frame. And I'll have exactly 60 seconds to free. myself. The claw on this robotic arm. undoes my pants, exposing to an audience. of children. >> WHAT? THERE'S [laughter] KIDS. NO, WAIT, WAIT. IF HE'S A COMEDIAN, that's him, right? >> Yeah, he's a comedian. >> So, if it's comedian, is like, is this. [ __ ] just not serious? >> No, the documentary? >> Yeah. >> It was funny, I'll say like kind of.

funny sometimes, but not not supposed to. be funny. He was taking it very. seriously. >> Yeah. >> But, um, I think that's why she chose. him, though. Cuz why out of everybody to. do your documentary. >> It's the jester. >> He chose yeah. >> It's the jester. And they they've been. saying this [ __ ] about Jussie too. So, it's like, "Oh, the the the jester can. say anything, but he's not going to get. like, um, uh, he's not going to get beat up or. he's not going to get canceled for it. because no one takes him serious. >> Exactly. >> all his skits now are political. You see. how they switched it up? >> Mhm. >> Oh, they're talking about kid actresses. that are that are going off the rails.

You know what I mean? That's serious. [ __ ] but no one's taking it serious. People just laugh. >> That's true. Now that you say that, yeah, that is kind of true. >> They're using him. They're using him to. to make political views, fam. >> And that's how it's going to be though. Like when you when you reach a certain. level of status, I think that's when you. not because you're a puppet, but. >> Yeah. >> they need to get their. >> It's like whenever they see power, they. >> their agenda like pushed, you know? >> So, whoever has more power like the more. power you gain, the more eyes of the. elites you're going to attract.

>> The way I see it is as an ad. Like okay, um let's say the agenda is the marketing. I want to push. >> Yeah. >> And they're just shopping for like, oh, where's the best ad buy? >> Mhm. >> Okay, maybe like do I buy this billboard. right there? >> I go to a streamer? >> Or do I go to that streamer and like, you know what I'm saying? That's really. how it is. >> it. That's it. >> That's really how it is. Cuz before it. used to be billboards, used to be this. and that, whatever. Now. >> Yeah. >> it's literally just like, okay, how do. we get someone's persona? >> Propaganda, [snorts]. man. >> And then because it works so much better. since they have a cult following.

>> Yeah. >> You know? If you can I guess crack into. a cult following, >> Mhm. >> you pretty much crack into a whole. generation of people. And what's. interesting too is if you crack into it, man, wait, this is smart. >> What? Oh, no. If you crack into like. that fan base, now you have all theirs? >> If you crack into a fan base when. they're young. >> Oh. It's all the. >> Because then in the future, that's like. an investment. >> Mhm. >> Damn, wait, this is kind of wild. I'm. I'm actually deeping it now. >> So, Mr. Beast, he has a young fan base. What do you think he's.

>> He could run for president. >> run yeah, if he wants to. Because a lot. of people are aren't going to know who. [ __ ] you know what I mean? Hillary. Clinton is, but they're going to know. who Mr. Beast is. >> No, isn't that wild? I'm thinking about. it more and more. >> That's why I said it. We should run for. mayor, fam. Cuz Gen Z Gen Z's doesn't. vote for I I I swear like half of Gen Z. is not serious when it comes to voting. And they're just going to vote for the. people they know. And right now, oh, I've been saying this, social media. followers is currency. >> Woah, I feel woke like woke as [ __ ]. right now, but listen, listen, listen.

It's not to imply how woke but yo, like. even and we've been kind of saying this. already but even music, if you cracking. on the music early and pretty much like. somewhat brainwash or not somewhat. brainwash but prep that ideas of a way. of life that you want you should live. when you're older and they turn out that. way you lowkey have your your customer. your voter. Yo, this is kind of grand thing. You. know what I'm really deeping in? >> Do you remember the era when they they. started sexualizing artists?

>> Mhm. >> So when Nicki Minaj dropped um Anaconda. >> Mhm. >> and then Miley Cyrus went on her whole. like, "Oh, I'm going to show my I'm. going to show like explicit parts of my. body." Like that part of. >> Because they want to sexualize the kids. >> Yeah, and I was young. >> That's messed up. >> Yo, we were young when that came out. You know what I mean? >> That's messed up. >> Yeah. That was like soft. That was like. softcore fam on the TV that we were. watching. And then you throw in now you. throw in a Beats Pill. So now I I I have. that in my mind because I'm watching it, you know what I mean? >> Mhm. >> Yo, it's crazy. Advertising was was.

crazy back then but that's now we're. programmed lowkey. >> Yo, this is wild cuz I'm I'm really. deeping it right now. Even um cuz we. don't watch cartoons any like kids don't. really watch cartoons. >> So how are they doing it through now? Cuz it's no more TV. They're doing it. through here, social media. >> I think it's so different now. So. before, you know what, bro? >> What? >> I think they didn't maybe they did know. >> Uh-huh. >> Cuz we let's say let's say our whole. classroom, we probably watched the same. episode that night. >> Yes.

>> Of let's say SpongeBob. >> the same forever. >> We all watched the same episode. >> Yeah. >> That night or you tuned into other. channel but if if you did, you all. watched that episode. >> Mhm. >> At some point throughout the week that. episode played. >> It came back, yeah. >> Cool? Now this these days, it's not the. same. >> Everyone's getting a different thing. >> watching different things. >> Ah. >> Yeah, kids are different watching. different things. >> No, but it's like it's kind of the same. though because it's one server, no? >> Oh, that's a good point. >> Yeah, so it's. >> Because it's a if it's an algorithm, you. can make it. >> yeah.

>> Okay, that's a good point, too. >> Yeah, so it's kind of a I think it is. the same. >> It's similar, but it's not the exact. same cuz you got that's why you see so. much people into different things, like. >> But they just have to work harder to get. every kid's algorithm proper cuz back. then there was one algorithm, the one on. the TV. No one's giving that. Now. there's 400 algorithms, so they got to. work harder now, but they have all the. information now since it's already been. collected to do that easily. So it's. kind of the same, it's you know what I. mean? >> Yo, this is crazy. I'm really thinking. now. I'm really, really thinking.

>> It's [ __ ] We're controlled, buddy. Where Where she? You think you're a. [ __ ] wolf, buddy? No. >> [laughter]. >> And we're the problem, too, fam. Yo, one. server, they're watching us, fam. >> Cuz our humor, everything, fam. Like the. the reason you laugh at certain jokes, it's from it's from when you're a kid, you know? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> It's low-key from when we were kids, like SpongeBob. >> Yo, when we when we were when we were. kids, we're we're it's a sponge, we're. taking everything in. I don't Yo, why. don't I like Spider-Man as much as you? Because I didn't watch it when I was a. kid. >> Mhm, mhm. >> You know what I mean? >> Of course, of course. But.

Yeah, that's so interesting, though. >> Try to get the kids, bro. Kai Cenat. streams, Mr. Beast streams, that's where. all the kids are. Sidemen, not not. anymore because what? Their their. channel grew up. >> Okay, if you were to try and I guess. like brainwash people now, >> What the [ __ ] Crazy question. >> No, no, I'm just saying like. theoretically, if you were going to. brainwash people now, what's the best. way to do it? I guess just through like. content in general, right? >> Yeah. Think that's the only way. >> What do we What do we like unconsciously.

subscribe to right now? Oh, did you hear. that theory that people are getting ads. in their dreams? >> What? >> Yeah. Yo, there's a whole Reddit thread. People think they're getting ads in. their dreams, bro. >> Yeah. >> No, I seen some funny [ __ ] where it's. like uh. in 2036, you're going to use your mirror while. brushing, and then you're going to get. you're going to get an ad on your. mirror, but in your dream? >> People are saying Yeah, people are. saying they're getting ads in their. dreams, which is kind of interesting. because that could be possible. Now, the.

reason that could be possible is because. if your brain is subconsciously getting. a frequency or a sound. >> Yeah. >> later on it could replay in your. subconscious when you're in deep REM. sleep. >> Sorry. >> Yeah, yeah, you're. >> Um that's the same way catchy songs get. stuck in our head. That's the same way. you have weird thoughts that pop up. during the day or you remember faces in. your dreams that may be similar to. people you met in real life. It's.

because our brain collects things. subconsciously. >> Okay. >> and our unconscious mind when we're. asleep, it plays them and it replays. them. >> No. No, I think back then it was like, you know, like the 967. when people had catchy things. I don't. think we have catchy like Sleep Country. Canada. Do you like that that [ __ ] We. don't have that no more. We don't have. jingles like that no more. So, how are. people getting things in their sleep? >> Canada is that good? So, I guess it's. just in music. >> I guess. >> What's the What's the most like catchy. thing you can think of right now?

>> Yeah, Choosing Texas was a good one. Um. >> 67 That's That's Oh my god, that's. everywhere. >> Yeah. Like you can communicate with a. person that you don't even know with. that. >> Mhm. [clears throat] Mhm. >> Holy. >> What's also catchy? >> Um. >> What's new? >> What's new? >> Yo, maybe we should like make a Jumper. Jumper slogan. >> Oh, oh, like something that chants. Yeah. >> Like a jingle or something. We could. >> No, I feel like our jingle is so iconic. though. >> Oh, that. Yeah. But But we can make like.

like a specific You know how the ba da. ba ba ba. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm. saying? >> Yeah. [laughter]. >> Like you know how the. >> Jumper Jumper Jumper Jumper. >> Yeah. Tiger Tiger Belly I mean Tiger Belly had. a good one. It's like their opening. >> I don't remember it. >> Yeah, I lowkey don't remember. It's not. that good. Never mind. >> It's not that good. >> [ __ ] But yeah, if you if you're a. marketer plus you have the manipulation. tactics, you Are you the greatest. marketer ever? Yeah. >> Mhm. >> You are. >> Mhm. Mhm. >> That's crazy, fam. >> Wait, what were we talking about before? We were talking about the the ads? >> Just I think like streamer streamer.

elites. What were we talking about? >> See, look. That's exactly how it. happens. Because when you think of the. ad, it stops everything else. >> [laughter]. >> No, literally. It does though. It stops. your train of thought. And then you're. you're thinking about what fam, we're. talking about ads. >> Yeah, I know. I know. I actually don't know. I'm I'm going to put my the ad right. after this. >> [laughter]. >> No, that's actually true. >> Oh, also, Fury, have you been to. Niagara Falls, Canada? >> Yeah. >> This is for my Canadians. >> The the most [ __ ] deserted place.

ever? >> Bro, Clifton Hill. >> Yeah. >> So many subliminal burgers I've seen in. my life. >> Wait, what? >> I swear to God, this is the most. subliminal burgers. >> one with. >> Yo, everywhere. You can't look I I. tested it. I tested it. If you're in. Niagara Falls, Clifton Hill, >> Yeah. >> you can't look any direction and not see. a burger. >> Wait, that's like the. That's like the part with like the. arcade. Yes, yes, yes. Is the Hulk. holding the burger? Am I tripping? >> It's a Frankenstein holding a big burger.

at the Burger King. Okay, boom. That's. one. Yo, you turn, big billboard burgers get at Kelsey's. Then, you turn another, The Works. burger. Yo, everything's burgers. I. swear. >> right beside the arcade is a Wendy's. >> Yeah, there's a Wendy's. Yeah. YEAH, YOU. KNOW. >> I KNOW. I'VE BEEN TO HELL [laughter] AND. BACK. >> BRO, every single way you look, I you. can turn your body every single inch. I. was I was testing you. I was really. standing, and turning my body every. single inch, you see a burger somewhere. >> I think you're right, fam. >> Every single way. It's like a subliminal.

Mickey. >> Oh. >> in Disneyland. It's a subliminal Mickey. Niagara Falls, they're trying to sell. you a burger, bro. >> Yeah, I mean, because that's why cuz. there's so many burger places around. I. mean, that place is [ __ ] deserted. though. It's so it's so creepy. Have you. been at night? When there's no people? Like you know like how there's Niagara, but then there's like like a suburb of. Niagara where it's like just straight. like like no one lives there? Vanessa. was there. >> Oh, yeah? [laughter]. Fam, fam, I I walked the strip, bro, and. there was like it was like simulation. fam. There was like uh like fo- a like a.

10 group of kids walking all once. street. There was motorcycles going I'm. like, what is going on here? And they were trying to follow us to the. hotel. I'm like, this is bad. Like the. outskirts of Niagara. >> But isn't that crazy like they're. they're really subliminal? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, and Niagara itself is just they're. trying to like pull you into one. specific spot because everything else is. really just like you said. >> Yeah, nothing really going on. >> But that's scary, no? >> Yo, even the falls look like you took a.

bite out of a burger. >> [laughter]. >> LIKE THINK ABOUT IT. BUT YOU GOT YOU GOT A BIG BITE OUT OF. IT, YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING? >> Why is everything with burgers? >> Right? >> Low key. Have you ever been to Windsor? >> No. >> Windsor might be worse than than. Niagara. >> For what? >> Cuz Niag-. >> Cuz it just for everything. >> the creepiness level. So, there was a um. so I was in Windsor and like like on the. strip, right? Where every like you know. in Niagara where they all gather people? And then I go up to my elevator and this. is like 4:00 a.m. We just got back from. the club. This guy's standing as soon as.

the elevator door opens, some guy. already standing like this. And he's. like I forgot what he was saying. He's. like, um he said like, "Yo, I'm going to. like hurt myself." And I'm like, "What?". >> like a buck teeth? >> No, yeah, I think so. And he's like, "I'm going to hurt myself." So, me and. my girl just walked to our hotel room. We look back, he's following us. So, I. lock my door and then I look through the. peephole, he's just like going back and. forth. >> Oh, he's tripping. >> Yo, tripping. And but that was. everywhere outside, too. Like just a. bunch of like crazy people. >> You've been to Vancouver, though.

Vancouver is probably the worst I've. ever seen it. That's worse than LA. >> Yeah, I saw a gun pulled in Vancouver. But uh we were actually in the bad. parts. >> That's the worst I've ever seen is. Vancouver. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Vancouver wasn't that bad in my opinion. >> through like. >> Yeah, we did, but. >> Hastings? East Hastings? >> yeah. That's where we almost like got. shot. >> fam. That's literally. walking dead. It's actually it's actually dangerous. and it looks really sad, fam. Like it's. actually terrible. >> Oh, I could never I I don't think I. could ever live in those like deserted. like Niagara, Windsor.

>> What are you in Windsor for? >> Uh I was there for like um a birthday. party cuz my cousin my cousin was there, yeah. But it was crazy. I've I'm I swore I was. never going to go there again. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> What other subliminal thing do you think. we're like fed right now? Yeah. >> Oh, like some propaganda? >> Yeah. >> Oh. >> or even a location that you like you're. you're meant to I feel like they could. be we could be taking advantage of a. LITTLE BIT MORE. >> YOU'RE [ __ ]. >> I I FEEL LIKE THERE'S low-key room for.

improvement. >> what, fam? You know, like like the like. the Japan propaganda when you're like. your 20s? >> Yeah, yeah, that's great. Amazing. Amazing. >> Yeah, that's good propaganda. >> Toronto doesn't have that. I feel like. we could improve. >> what I'm saying. Like I What if we. romanticize Toronto like we romanticize. Japan? But people are not going to do. that. >> What should we what what should we. romanticize? >> Fam, the CN Tower. Yo, we have what. else? >> we we do that, but specifically like. okay, what should we romanticize? I feel. like food. There's no like there's no. subliminal burgers in in Young. >> fam, the Jamaican beef patty, fam.

>> Rasta pasta. >> That's not even that's not even. subliminal, though. But maybe marketing. didn't make it. >> [ __ ]. >> No. >> I don't Poutine, but that's like. >> Barely. Barely. Barely. Like what what's even pushed? >> Yeah. >> Bubble tea. But just cuz like we want to. obsess over something. >> Yeah. So, do you think there's a budget. in every country for propaganda, too? >> Not propaganda, but marketing, yeah. >> Marketing, yeah. >> Yeah, of course. >> It has to be like that, yeah. >> Bro, I literally did one. >> Yeah, yeah. >> [laughter].

>> I did it. Yo, I before we before that, I. actually didn't know what to do. >> So, imagine that, but it's for. everything, bro. >> Like somebody on the cuz I was thinking. about this, right? I was thinking about. this. >> This is like an hour five. >> Okay, okay. Um to promote creativity. Yeah. I was thinking, what if I cuz it's. it's uh it's for artists. It's for. creatives. What if I just get a whole. bunch of people to go to OCAD, which is. the art school in Toronto, and then just get them to like.

conversate with each other. >> Uh-huh. >> in front of people. >> While drinking. >> And then be like, "Yo, I've been I've. been trying this tea blah blah blah.". Yo, someone said that in front front and. I'm an artist. >> Yeah. >> "Yo, I I I. and I made the best painting I have ever. had in my life and I never do a painting. without drinking it. >> Yeah. >> Fam, if I heard that and I'm behind I'm. like, "Yo, this is a secret?". >> One word of mouth, fam? >> I'm out. I'm right here, you know what. I'm saying? I'm searching that [ __ ] up. Boom, in my cart. >> Yeah. >> So, I'm just thinking that might be a. thing already.

>> Yeah. >> Cuz you've heard about the fake. shoppers, right? >> Fake shop Yeah, yeah, yeah. How just for. more foot traffic? >> Yeah, just fake shoppers to get people. to come to the stores and make it look. filled. >> Yeah. >> There's also. fake people to make like things happier. >> Really? >> Um. in Disneyland, if it's not busy, they'll. have people to fill up the spaces and. act like Yeah. So, they're they're. having fun. They're enjoying. >> Oh my god. >> if people are at a certain mood, you. have to bump it up. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. [ __ ]. >> So, how much do we really know? We're.

living in Truman Show. >> Yeah. It's just It's just like how you. know those fitness trainers, they try to. get those they try to target those. insecure people. Imagine Yeah, you. targeted those artists without no. creativity or like they can't come up. with an idea. Now it's like, "Wait, I. want an idea." Everyone wants a creative. idea. >> Mhm. >> Oh, that's easy. >> But how much Yo, that would sell better. I think than any ad in the world. I overheard a conversation of people. talking. >> Because it's like product like What is. it? >> Product placement, but it's not. It's.

Yeah. >> It's. actually a product that actually works. >> Yes. >> Conversation placement is everything cuz. I'm thinking podcast is the best way I. think. >> Mhm. >> And that happens naturally, but in. person is even more powerful. >> Yeah. I'm not going to lie because. people put people on, like like songs, fam. If I hear a good song, yo I search. up the the What do you call it? Shazam? >> And how many times has a song sounded. better. >> And played by a person? >> by someone else? >> No, I actually never got the science of. that. I'm not going to lie, especially.

if there's a reaction. So, so if my. favorite YouTuber is react Oh, this is. some bot [ __ ] I'm not going to lie. But. >> [laughter]. >> But if like first listen, I listen to it. and it's ass. >> Yeah. >> But I hear another person reacting AND. IT'S LIKE. "WHOA!" AND THEY'RE LIKE GIVING ME LIKE. A "WHOA!" You know what I mean? >> Think for yourself, bro. Think for. yourself, bro. >> You're ball hog, ball hog. >> The green job. >> This guy said, you know the new the new. um all the hypebeast are now just. archive people. >> Yeah, it's it's looking like. >> You serious?

>> [laughter]. >> I thought of you exactly. >> What the [ __ ]. >> No, am I wrong? >> Yeah, >> [laughter]. >> no, no. >> Am I wrong? >> [gasps]. >> No, I'm ball hog for real. No, that's crazy, Carl. All the archive. all the supreme heads are now Rick Owens. heads. >> It's just [laughter] like it's just. >> What it is is like all all the hypebeast. are now calling everything archive and. ball hog. >> [laughter]. >> [ __ ]. >> [snorts]. >> [ __ ] bro. I was on that before, man. Check the receipts, bro. >> Okay, what's what's next after this like.

uh phase? >> Fam, I don't know. There's a [ __ ] war going on. >> [laughter]. >> I don't KNOW. I ACTUALLY DON'T KNOW. WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN. >> YEAH, like that's insane, fam. >> [laughter]. >> The funniest thing I ever seen was this. It's about like World War III. >> Yeah. >> And then it shows like, "Grandpa, what's. that?" And it shows like a gun bouncing. on on the ceiling. [laughter]. >> Yeah. >> On the wall. And it's like a it's like a. gun with a hentai skin on it. >> Oh my god, no, no, no. No, not the cloud skins. >> [laughter]. >> Cuz you know how World War II is like, "Oh, that's that's the gun I used to.

like save the world.". Wait, let me see if I can find it. >> no. Holy [ __ ]. >> Uh I can't find it, but it's literally. like. >> [laughter]. >> It's like. It's like a anime skin. >> Oh my god. No, no, no, no. We can't do that, bro. >> "Grandpa, what's that?". >> No, we're not ready. This is like the. This is like the weakest the army's ever. been, gay. You got You got fashion. [ __ ] doing all OOTDs, fam. We're not ready, fam. >> [laughter]. >> We're not ready. [snorts] Japan Japan. has been training. The US and and Canada.

has been fully content creators. Where's the Where's the military people. at? >> You know who's ready? >> Who? >> Korea. >> Yeah. >> Cuz that Physical 100, everybody's. trying to be fit. >> Everybody's trying to be fit, fam. And. we're all trying to be OOTD, uh content creators, UGC. >> Mhm, theory. The The reason Ozempic is. so popular and peptides are so popular. is because they want everyone so skinny. and low appetite so they have to use so. much food. >> Oh my god. >> Oh, yo, THINK ABOUT THAT. YO, IF THERE IS A WAR, if there is a war and. a lack of resource and a lack of food.

and everybody has a low, you know what. I'm saying? A low appetite. >> Oh my god, that's low-key. >> We could survive longer. >> And on top of that, those would be the. healthy people, the people that would. get sent to the war and they wouldn't. have to be fed as much. >> Oh my god. >> That's kind of crazy. Yo, where did. Ozempic and peptides even come from? >> It's It's for the military. Everything. starts at the military though. >> Really? >> Mhm. >> Oh. >> Like all of these steroids, all these. things, they start at the military. because they want to improve their.

warriors first. >> Oh my god. >> Think about it though. >> Yeah. >> Right? Like, okay, do they care so much. about the public? No. >> Nah. >> They care about what they're investing. in. What are they investing million. trillions of dollars to low-key? >> Yeah. >> Fighting. >> Yeah. The craziest thing is cuz we don't. have this in Canada but military people. will go to the schools in the US and do. like a pull-up contest to see if like, oh, maybe we can recruit him, you know. what I mean? Like early recruitment. Yo, we don't have none of that game. Like. thank god, that'd be so scary. I would. fail that. >> I know. >> I would fail that. YOU GUYS ARE.

>> [laughter]. >> LIKE I WOULD NOT I WOULD NOT TRY TO PASS. THAT, FAM. >> BRO, remember I was going to go to. military in high school? >> Yeah. Yo, but there's other countries. like guys actually want to go. Like they. will try their best to. >> Mhm. >> like like there's going [clears throat]. to be a high requirement, the guy will. try and like puff up his chest because. he wants to that that's their only form. of money. >> Mhm. >> It's sad, fam. >> I see. >> It's sad. >> That's crazy. >> No, it's crazy that you were almost in. the military. Imagine. >> God forbid though, God forbid. >> God forbid, fam.

>> I feel like I would be a good leader. >> Stop. You said God forbid and then this. guy says I think I'd be a good leader. >> [laughter]. >> What the [ __ ] I I will be handing you. the mac and cheese, dapping you up. Yo, yo, good luck today, fam. >> [laughter]. >> Okay, if you really had to though. >> Yes, I'm being sold ass. I'm not going. out there. >> Yes. >> I'm serving the mac and cheese, hot. potatoes, everything. >> You wouldn't hop on the battlefield at. least once with your boys? Okay, okay. What if What if it's literally me, Josh, RJ, Mick, and we're all going to GO IN. TOGETHER? AND THAT'S OUR SQUAD? OKAY, THEN I'M. CALLING OUT. I'm going out with my guys.

our squad and you're going to stay? >> [laughter]. >> Yo, I hate that. Like, you know how like. you guys had to force me to go to. Nashville? Like, it's going to BE THE. EXACT. >> [laughter]. >> AND JOSH IS GOING TO BE LIKE, "FEARLESS.". I HATE THAT [ __ ] NO, I would never go. to war with my boys. I'm not going to. lie. That'll be [laughter] I would I. would hate that. You guys would all be a. [ __ ]. But look Look at the mashed potato, [ __ ]. >> [laughter]. >> Yo, but if you're all with all your boys. at the same time would I would. Not to. say it would be lit. I'm not saying. that. 100%. But but I would be more.

inclined Yeah, yeah. To go, obviously. Yeah, especially if we go in the same. like mission. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's. fire. It's kind of lit. I'm not going to. cap. cool way to go out, you know what I. mean? God forbid, but you know what I'm. saying? >> [snorts]. >> It's actually scary to think about, but. low-key fun. I I got to play. I want to. play Call of. >> [laughter]. >> Yeah, you got to play some Oh my god. What? You've been manipulated. Why do I. want to play Call of Duty right now? Oh, you want to get your energy off. Wait, that's a good thing, though. No, it's. because they're prepping us, fam. Oh. Wait, and then GTA. GTA, what are what.

are they prepping us for? I don't know. Oh, desensitizing like violence. Oh, that, too. The new Call of Duty just. came out. Wait, the um what do you call. this? The The new Call of Duty campaign. was about wars in different countries. Okay, so the theory is uh November 13th, there's supposed to be like the end of. the world, but low-key it just might BE. NUCLEAR DISASTER. I JUMP OUT OF A WINDOW. NO, NO. NO, you. No, Yeah, a lot of [ __ ]. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. But that's the. theory. Like, that's the. God forbid. Please, please. That's in.

like 10 days. Stop, bro. Stop. Yeah, go. buy that Benz if you sold a bunch of. like stocks and then just bought gold. and oil. Yeah? Mhm. What? Sorry, I don't know. [ __ ]. >> [laughter]. >> Deuces, man. All right, thank you guys. for watching episode of Jumpers in the. Ball guys. Make sure to comment, like, subscribe, all of that good stuff. Spotify, Apple. Download this episode. Be safe, man. And if you guys were. [laughter] in World War III and had to. name had to name your weapon, what would. you name it? >> God What are you doing? Deuces.