The group shares a heartfelt and humorous discussion about personal style, particularly their obsession with hats. They recount how a rare, uniquely shaped hat from a "lids" store sparked a deep connection, emphasizing how hard it is to find such a specific item. This leads to broader reflections on how style is tied to identity—each person finds that certain hats, like trucker or beanie styles, simply don’t work for them due to head shape or comfort. They explore nostalgic fashion moments, like the Florida beanie trend or 90s skater culture, showing how these past styles still influence modern tastes. The conversation also touches on how fashion is personal and often unshareable, with members admitting they can’t wear each other’s hats without looking ridiculous. The tone remains lighthearted and self-aware, blending humor with genuine appreciation for individuality. The discussion extends to broader cultural trends, such as the rise of vintage-inspired styles and the impact of internet culture on fashion choices, including the influence of live-streaming personalities and their controversial behavior. Ultimately, the episode celebrates the power of personal expression and how style becomes a form of self-identity, shaped by memory, experience, and individual comfort.
I love that meds hat, he thank you. It's my eyes. I can't take credit for it. You guys meds fans. She is. She was born and raised a meds fan. Nice. Nice. We did go to a meds Dodgers game, which was really fun. Oh, that's cool. Um, we did get picked on for being one of the only meds meds fans. Yeah. The Dodgers stadium is not a place to show up in the opposing team's merge. Yeah. It's not just what it is. But what's crazy though is these hats we got at, um, what's it called lids? Yeah. And I've been to so many lid stores after and I'll show them this hat and be like, what is this shape? Like, I know it's like an a frame type hat, but like, show me other hats. Any any logo. I'm like, I don't care what logo I want this hat. And they're like, I don't even know what that is. Like, that's, I couldn't even tell you. And I'm like, I got it like a couple years ago. It's not that old. If you know how hard it is to find a hat. It's on your head perfectly. I know. Like, I deal with it's, it's so hard. I don't, because the hats that I like, they have to be worn in for a long time. Like the only time I like behind hats that I like, they're like, they're like, you buy those like hat, like, center adjusters, like the plastic little frames to put them on just to like, it's insane. So whenever that like, uh, I get a hat and it's new. I'm like running over it. I'm throwing in the wash. I'm doing anything to make it. And like, sometimes it's risky because I could ruin the hat. And then I'm like, oh, okay, next one. It's so funny though that we all have are so particular with our hats. I know. But we can't wear each others. Like, I'm saying, I've tried that, that type of hat on. I can't wear my hat that far back on my forehead because you have like some hair coming down out here. I tried. You let it like sit back a bit, almost like a, like a Yamaka. But I, if I try that, I look ridiculous. And then Matt, you're really good about wearing like dad hats. I can't do like trucker hats at all, like anything with like a mesh bag. I can't even imagine you in a trucker hat. It's just like, who am I? It's just, it's not me. Yeah. I love how style works for everybody. To me, it's more like my head shape, my head shape. If I put a dad hat on it, like, it just looks off. It looks wrong. Yeah. Doesn't look right. You know, and that, and that's the struggles of being a dude, you know, I can never rock a beanie like Justin Bieber. His set was rocking the beanie. I'm like, couldn't do it. Every time, I just, you know, some dudes wear the beanie and they put it over the ears. Some guys do like the smaller beanie. Yeah. It just never looks right for me. Just got like a corny head. It's just, it looks like whoa. You can tell if somebody's a beanie guy though. Like, you could be like, oh, that guy never wears beanie. He's trying to get out for the first time. Yeah. Yeah. Like, you know, if somebody's not a beanie guy and they're like, they're like testing their wardrobe, you know? Jared had a moment where he was wearing hat beanie's. He was cutting off the rim. Did you ever have a hat like that where I was like, I had like a canvas beanie. Yes. It was like, it's a hat, but it didn't have a brim. Yeah. But it looked like a beanie. Yeah. Okay. It's backwards, but there is no, yeah. Do you remember like those beanie's from like back and like the element in like skater days? Mm-hmm. Like, the kid in cheaper body doesn't has one. It's a beanie, but it has a brim off to the side. Yeah. Yeah. Man, that was a time. And if someone wears that now, you're like, lay off the monster energy. Yeah. Yeah. You know what? I feel like I see people wear that still. Yeah. In LA. It's rare. It's rare. It's out there. Maybe it's coming back all that whole Y2K stuff is. It's popping. Oh, yeah. Zane, do you remember the Florida beanie phase where everybody had, it was like a long beanie and it kind of like, it had like the flop over. Oh, yeah. Like the little, um, I call it. No, not the, not the, not the ball on top, but the, the way you wore it was like, you would pull it on, but then it would sag off the back like that. Oh, God. That was, that was, that was popular, uh, when we first moved out here, that was like the cool thing to wear. Mm-hmm. So bad. It had to have that droop out the back. Oh, yeah. God. And you had to like fold it under properly. Yeah. We just like, I don't know what we were trying to do. You look like like a Russian woman in a market. Yeah. Yeah. It's that kind of, it's that look, which, I guess I said, broccoli. You know, I do fuck with that babushka vibe though. No, but I love the bandana. Like, you know, like the old Hollywood, like convertible going down. Yeah. Yeah. My Melon Monroe. That's a vibe. And then bandana's man, I, I, remember as a kid, I like got a bandana. I wanted like a kiss FM, like a little giveaway. And I was wearing that shit. I remember you had, didn't you have one in your, you had a profile picture a long time ago. It's purple. Oh, yes. God, prison. Okay, prison, Mike. That's my IMDB picture. I searched Matt King and it just, it shows up. And there are days where I'm like, I put that on my to-do list where I'm just like, Oh, God. God. That's it. Hey, it's me, Matt. The face you're making is like Steve curl from the office, too. Like it's, it's pretty derpy. It is prison, Mike. Oh, my, I remember when we all had to take those portrait shots because, oh, because like the lab was like, we're gonna book you guys in so many movies so we need proper headshots. Oh, God. Damn, Matt. Coming actors. We thought we were the next biggest thing. Sometimes I want to go get headshots, not to audition for things, but just to reduce these on the internet. Yeah. You know, there's a way to do it. Maybe probably just AI, too. There's a way. Yeah. Um, I remember I had a really, and you know, I don't think you can find it if you really tried, but one time I did this photo shoot and, oh, my God, it was the worst photo. Like they airbrush me. So fucking bad. It was there. They were making me wear these really bad. It was really, really bad. And it was spread all on the front. As soon as you type in Zane, it was like the first row. And it wasn't leaving. I was like, Evergill, is there any way? I just please take this shit down. And she figured out a way where it just wiped them. Oh, that's nice. Because they did you dirty, Matt. I'm sorry. It was the time. It was very, it's 2015. These were great little headshots. I'll talk to my people. Okay. Please do. Please do. That might be your next birthday gift. I've been wanting to get like just a new avatar picture, but it looks the same, but like just a little bit different on your on your idea. What are you a monkey? I can't. That's my TikTok. Oh, you're a cat. You're a monkey. Yeah. Okay. Just an animal in the heat. What are you? I think it's just me and my car. Of course. Of course. Yeah. I think it's like me just like driving. I have never realized your the hair was spiky on the cat. Yeah. That was when I had blonde hair. It was like this like just dumb thing that I did, but I don't know. But it's they also say not to change your profile picture a lot because it's how people recognize it. I know. But my friend Connor, you know, franta, he's a good like photographer. He's like, we can make it look so similar to where no one will really like notice, but like people will still know it to you. Yeah. I don't know. I'm waiting. I'm waiting to. I like a psychic too. I like that. You do like it. Okay. I just I think I would change the color. Maybe change the color. But the color I think is so identifiable. Yeah. The color really helps people go, oh, that's Matt. Okay. I see. Yeah. I see that. But I mean, I don't think you should change it. Okay. That's good. Thanks, guys. She'll be running that intro. That's from that intro. Baby. Three, two, one. It's comfortable. Baby, let's go. Nice. Hi, no. Thank you. Welcome back to Zane Heath unfiltered. I'm Zane. I'm Heath. I'm Matt. And we are running this shit again. And that's Jared. You can say your name. Yeah, you can. We can. Can we let him? Are you cool with that? Yeah. No, do your things. Just so as soon as the last person goes, go, I'm Jared. Okay. I'll do that from now on. Now I have to stop saying, and I'm Matt. Like, you know, yeah, yeah, yeah. It'll flow better. Okay. Well, yep. That's Jared. And now he's going to be entering himself from now on. So this is going to be what an iconic episode. The episode before Jared started. Welcome back to another episode. Thank you so much for being here with us today. Again, we appreciate it so much today's a special day. I just got my mom's surgery video up. I saw this. Yeah, it's go watch it guys. Go watch it. Go watch it. Say something nice for my mom. Please, please, she's watch. She's literally just refreshing every five seconds. How long is the video? It's like two minutes. Oh, two minutes. It's a two minute video. Oh, nice. I know who it was like some 16 minute three. No, no, no, no. She doesn't look like that now, but you know, it's been like what, two and a half weeks since since I wasn't expecting the spin at the end. I know. Do you like it? Yeah. I figure I just want to put a joke in the end, but what do you call it? She's like two and a half weeks after surgery now and she looks amazing. She just she's getting a little swelling like she'll get fluid pockets on just her left side. Yeah, but she gets to get who she has to get drained out like probably once a week, but good. How is she feeling mentally? Much better. Oh, much better. Yeah, the anxiety, the regret. At a much more time line, it matched perfectly to what my mom was experiencing. Good. Is it the exciting stage happening now? Yeah, she's yeah, she's just going to be patient. She sees it. Yeah, and she's like now she's accepted that she's going to be patient and it's going to look good because it's all the bruising gone. One tiny little bruise still on her under one eye. That's it. The bruising is pretty much down. It's just like the cool fluid pockets, but she's looking, she's looking like she literally saved like 25 years. It's insane. Oh, wow. It's crazy. But she still looks like herself. Like when I look at her, she's still like that's what I was most worried about. I was like when I look at my mom, is it going to be a different person now? But she looks she looks
she looks like literally just looks like a younger version of her, but like, I've seen her like that in my past life. And Mo and I was young. You know what I mean? So it like makes sense. And I want you to remember your parents. I remember my mom's 42nd birthday very clearly. Okay. I just remember my dad, like my dad was 44. Yeah. Always 40. But I remember my mom before 42, but I think her age and like her existence of what she like timeline of her life knowing that that is less than 10 years for me is kind of freaky. Yeah. But I mean, I don't know. I feel like I was fully conscious at the age of like three or four seeing seeing like seeing younger pictures of me when I was a kid where I like clearly remember my mom, but I don't remember her like that like that young. So great see her in like mid 20s having me. It's so crazy. Like that. I was at age just like fucking five seven years ago. Do and she just didn't look like that to me having Tony has completely. Well, it's like changed my, you know, thought process on a lot of things, but you really come to understand that you were that and your parents are currently you. Like I'm holding Tony and I'm like, this was me at some point and my parents were in my shoes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Like it doesn't like really hit you, like hit you hit you until you're like holding your own child and you're like, whoa. My parents were this what I currently am right now. Yeah. Yeah. It's while they're seeing pictures of me when I'm like just a baby. And my parents had me when they were 32. I'm now 33, but like knowing that they're younger than me. Oh, they had you 32. Yeah. Oh, wow. Um, what, which is like what? What do you think? Oh, like I feel like back then that's like, that's like pretty right? Because it was old. Yeah. I guess so. But my mom had a previous marriage. I don't know if I've ever said that. Yeah. Yeah. My mom too. Hey, we would be here for wasn't for divorce. So my mom didn't have kids with him. It was right out of college. My mom got married very young. Yeah. She just like waited till she really like found the person she was going to be in love with and have kids with. Yeah. 32. My brother. Can you imagine you have a step brother? There's a kid before. I know. Wow. That'd be a step brother. No, no, half brother. Half brother. Yeah. Definitely. It's nice. Oh, I have them. They're great. Yeah. It's fun. It makes traveling home a little bit, a little bit stressful and a little bit of drama because, you know, both parents want you there. Yeah. You can only do so many days in dealing with that all my life. So. Yay. Two Christmas. Yay. It's actually still one for me. No, no, no, it's Christmas and my dad's birthday that we are constantly trying to figure out maneuver because my dad's birthday, again, December 24th. Next day, Christmas. It's my grandma's birthday. December 24th. Yeah. Christmas Eve. I feel like we talk every year. Tony, I miss him. I see him blabbering his mouth now. Can he sit up? Is that like a big deal when like, baby, start like being able to just sit up without falling down? He's not fully there yet. Like he can sit there and kind of like balance for like maybe 15 seconds. And then he'll kind of start to lean in and I'll catch him and work on it. But dude, his like, it's crazy. He like fully gets the concept of walking. He's like, I want to do that. Like, like, I'll hold him like by his waist and he is needs to chest like step after step, like propelling himself forward. Like he gets it. Oh, that's good. It's probably annoying because he's watching you guys walk all day. So I want to do that. I want to do this shit too. This is ridiculous. But he sits at the dinner table with us and dips to do tummy time or is he out of that base? Okay. Tummy time. Tummy times like in port. They just lay on their tummy on a blanket. But it's good for their like, I don't know, their dexterity getting just like grounded with reality. They're super man. It's better to be honest. Sometimes you're tummy than just laying down on your back. On the back of your head. Yeah. Oh, it's good for like they're, you know, pushing up skills. Yeah. He's getting better at like rolling over. Where do you guys like, I feel like just baby stuff. You know, my algorithm is already kind of pushing me stuff. You know, say things where I'm like, that sounds useful for when I have a kid. But sometimes I like, there seems to be so much noise and so much information on like different methods on how you should be doing this, where your baby should be at during this time. Do you have like a favorite creator or a favorite method? Are you going by anything or you just piecing it together? How you want to do stuff? I wish I knew their names. There's like a couple moms that Mariah follows and like watches. Um, she'll show me some stuff. Mostly just like talking to them. That's that's so important. And I know he doesn't fully understand. But like we're constantly talking to him. We're always reading to him. Like he's fully like flipping pages in the book right now. Yeah. Like he's so excited about that. That's so great. Yeah. That is good. And like I know two people like to talk to their kids. They talk to them like they're an adult and it actually helps like increase their vocabulary. We don't we don't like baby words either. Yeah. We don't call like things a kid version of it. Yeah. I saw I saw a video of a mom explaining that where she like she was saying she doesn't like baby talk him and she noticed that. That my favorite creators are Madeline Phillips and or Madeline Phillips and Stephen as her husband. But Madeline Phillips, you know, Drew Phillips. Uh, Drew Phillips. From like emergency intercom. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Sisters. I think it's his twin sister. They live in Texas. They have a kid. They are so great with their child. Like just getting them talking and everything. I love they do they post like do they post like here's how we get our child to talk. But the way they communicate and interact with their child. Yeah. It's just it's very patient. It's very kind. I just love their their vibe. They're like my favorite parent creators. What is the baby on the podcast? No, they don't have a podcast. Oh, yes, yes, yes. Yes. And I think yeah, she's pregnant with their second, but they're just awesome. And he does like great stuff around the house. He's like, I'm going to rewire these outlets around my house, fix your posture, blah, blah. And he just, I don't know. He just does all the dad stuff and he makes it seem so approachable and like, I do that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just shouting out great or older. They look a little bit younger than me. Wow. Yeah. She's probably like late 20s or early 30s. Yeah. They have such a cute story. She like was like vlogging and he was working at Chick-fil-A. And she like was like, oh my god, that guy just started really cute. And then like people found out who he was and they like got together. 28. All right. That's it. Hey, that's a meat cue. That isn't very cute. I'm a big fan of that. So she was a vlogger. Like she was doing internet stuff. Vine and stuff. Yeah. What was your vine name? I think Madeline Phillips. You'd probably sometimes make would remember some vines and stuff. Like she had some banger videos. Give me a banger video. Like give me a, give me a, I almost dropped my crystal. I'll recognize it. I wish I could just pull them. Zane, Zane, I need your memory right now. It's been driving Mariah and I. Oh, I got you. What do you please? Please? Cause we quote it all the time and tried looking it up. Can't find it. At the mall check. Let me give you a two. Yeah. What about that? I need to see the video again. Oh, just and you tried looking it up and you can't find it anywhere. At the mall check. Was it a little girl? Yeah. It was a little girl and she like had the phone and she would just like let me get her film her day. She'd be like, let me give you a two. Okay. Was she the girl who was like, it's your uncle? That girl? No, no, no, no, no. Tell my haters out there that want to fight me. No, she's. I don't know. This is this is a little like girl that was making videos. But and that was all she's done. That's that gone viral. I think they may have deleted it. He's like the parents. You know, I think about my name is Trey. I got a basketball game tomorrow. So good. Well, we're pretty much doing Justin Bieber's whole set. Okay. I was thinking about this, dude, the magic of vine, the amount of things that were captured within that six-second window that wasn't planned. Insane. How? How? The croissant. The camera color running here come get y'all juice. How? The reason why we're able to capture the good stuff now is because we're recording for fucking 10 minutes. And then you can, and you can like credit it, but they are going and go. It's going to happen now. And then they press it and they capture something. They capture something that was not fucking planned. It's so like the different color. I don't understand. That's still my, one of my favorite vines. Oh, one of my favorite. Definitely in the top three. Nothing good to juice. I would like to meet her. But it's just so we can dance on it. I got to say Justin Bieber's Coachella set weekend too. Incredible. Unbelievable. I know I the last episode, I was a little stoned and I was saying y'all deserve more. He delivered really, really well. It's just his energy. You could tell he was having a good day that day. Yes. He could he possibly could have been nervous, had a bad day. And then you could maybe that's why in his performance, you could see he was just taking him more seriously than, but bro, this weekend he was interacting. He was interacting with all the fans every song. For the right side of the stage, though, he kept going to the or he kept going to, well, what is it, stage left? He kept going to the left side, but he would never go the right side. I also think there's maybe more celebrities over there and he didn't want to go up. But anyways, yeah, he was just letting fans touch him. Yeah, just embrace it. Some people are getting way too handsy. I thought like there was going to be an incident. I was like someone's going to like grab and not that was good. Yeah. Yeah. It's Justin Bieber. You know, I mean, honestly, if I was out there, I'd probably want to give him a hug too. I'm never going to have this moment again. People were reaching low. I was beyond impressed with that performance. And he played one time, which is my favorite old Bieber track. He was all he also played that other song with one my lonely girl one less lonely. And he brought up Billy. How great. Because he didn't, well, he didn't bring her out. It was more she just they pushed her out. Well, like Hayley was like, like you got to be the one that's lonely girl. - It was, it was a little. - No, I think it, no.
It was all planned, but I don't think Billy knew that. Oh, okay. I think it was a surprise for Billy, because that, yeah, they, I mean, that didn't look fine. It was a huge, full circle moment, though, too. You know, she was a massive Justin Bieber fan growing up, but she got to meet Bieber, like at Coachella in that basically, you know, that artist section. And that was like such a big video when they like embraced and stuff. Even all like the old videos I've heard just crying about him. Yeah. And all the poster, this is like biggest believer right there. So that was pretty, that was pretty fun to watch. And you can tell she was like genuinely, like freaking out, like a Justin Bieber. Right. And rather just some celebrities, like, of course, unpicked to do this, like someone who, if someone like leaned into it too much, yeah, she was totally just like, it was just authentic. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was a really, really cute moment. That was great. I thought she was going to, um, I thought she was going to perform right after I thought she was going to do something. Did they, they don't have a song together, right? No, they don't. I'm surprised. They don't. I'm surprised. They do, don't they? Um, I don't think they've ever really collabed, though I know they're homies. That'd be a try. Why haven't they though? They should. Maybe I bet after this and stuff, this is probably also non-erties and it's something's in the works. Yeah. I bet Justin Bieber is going to do a full on Taylor Swift era's tour after this. You think so? I think so. Because also his merch, he, his merch was like his old purpose to her merch, but with Coach Hella on it. So he's like nodding back to past albums and stuff and seeing how big of a hit Taylor Swift's eras tour was Justin Bieber could do it. So it'll, I'm not going to put pressure on him. He can do what he wants. He's so good in my book now after that performance. It just depends on how much of the old shit he's going to like perform. Yeah. Because that's, I feel like that's what the, the eras tour of Justin Bieber would be. You want to hear everything throughout all the eras. Exactly. But yeah, I'm, I'm really glad that people got something really good on this. I saw, I saw something online and I was like, that makes so much sense to me. Yeah. Excuse me. A lot of people say that weekend one is for like influencers, celebrities, blah, blah, blah. And then weekend two is people who are just there for the music and the vibes are just so much better. I kind of agree. And I would rather go to like two more than weekend one. And it's been like that. It's been like that since I think we first started going what we always knew in like in the back of our head, weekend two is like definitely chiller and people are there for the music and I think starting next year, I have a feeling weekend two is going to be the weekend to start going to if you really are just going for the music because I was let, dude, I was watching all the shows and all the clips, the shows were better. I don't know if Coachella was like, we need to start getting weekend two popping again. We don't have enough. All the performers too are way more confident because they've done it weekend one. They're a little less nervous. They know how things are going to sound. They know what it's going to be like on stage. Yeah. It just flows a little better. Yeah. And Pink Panther's brought out Zara Larsen. That looks fucking cool. I know. Trace did it like a last minute set at like three p.m. in the day, Madonna came out for Sabrina Carpenter. Oh, yeah. And Madonna sounded great. Yeah. I do the both of them, just like singing that sounded amazing. Terry Cruz. Terry Cruz came out. Yes. He did. I didn't see that part. What did he do? You remember when she had Will Farrell? I didn't see that. I didn't see that whole bit. I didn't see any. I need to go. I need to go. Yeah. He did. He did 1000 miles and stuff, yeah, he did what? Yeah. It was it was pretty cute. Did it like hit that great. I don't know. Oh, fuck. That's probably why I didn't see a lot of clips. Bro, how does he still look so good? A peptide baby. Bro, I kept my zealobotty for like a year. At most. And this guy. He's getting. He's getting like not work, but he's going to like a special special offices just to keep his to keep his youth. For sure. It looks the same. And Addison brought out Olivia Rodrigo, who I fucking love. Olivia Rodrigo's new song drop dead is so fucking cool. She shot it in Versailles. I know. The only artist to ever shoot a music video in Versailles. No French artist has ever been able to do it, but she fucking did it. And that my friend, that is a fucking song. That's that ain't a ditty. That's a song. I can't believe nobody else was able to like ever shoot a music video there. Wait, why? It's pretty crazy. I don't know the story on what made her so special. How she was able to do it. That girl Petra Collins, who's the director of like all of her shit. She's like our age dude. I don't know. I was able to make it happen. Maybe the French prime minister's daughter is like, I was just about to say. Olivia Rodrigo. I definitely. I definitely. I'm gonna be in Versailles. Lee. I love you. I love you. I love you. Must have been something like that. But it's just. Was that music video good? Yeah. It's you can tell they may shot it probably all within six hours or something. It's like, it's just like her dancing around and just like some lingerie running the halls of Versailles. But I don't know, but I don't think she ate like our 200 video though, right? Oh. Oh, the video. And guess who shot there? Guess who shot there? Wait, shot where? Sombra's new music video is all where we shot the video. No way. It's crazy. Like all the rooms and stuff where all of us like at our moments. Oh, that's sick. I was watching. I'm like, we've been here. We did it first. Did it first? Did it first? What if you saw that video? It was like, where did they shoot this? You could have texted me, man. I would have told you I would have given you a connect. But yeah, it's basically, it's like similar to robbers by 1975. I was going to say that shot looked like it. And then they basically go on like a heist at the art museum, maybe it's more towards like the last half. Yeah. Oh, yeah. There it is. It's all right there. Been there. Been there. Been there. Some are really cool, but man, he's got so popular. Like I really thought he was going to be like my thing, but he's everyone doing now. Like I thought I was. Oh, so now you just like don't like him anymore. I do. I do like it. I think his music is good. Some of it gets a little fits in the tantrumy like lately where I'm like, it's good. He does a lot of jokes on stage. I see. Yeah. He has a lot of fun up there. He's cool. Did you see him? Oh, you didn't go to. I didn't go to Coachella. Somebody posted, it was a week and two at Justin Bieber, they're out in like the field, like all like jam packed watching. Remember when I was telling you that it was so hard to go pace. You just had to stay where you are and just hold it and just fucking hope for the best. This fucking some person took a whole big, big shit. Oh, no. No, shit. In the middle. Look. In the middle. Oh. And then everybody had to make a big circle so they don't step in it, but somebody just could not hold their fecal matter any longer. That's crazy. I think somebody did step in it. Oh, that's, yeah. That's a flip. It's got a print. Can you believe it? I'm such a people pleaser. I would be like, that's disgusting. Make sure no one, I would have to have my eye on this shit areas and no one would walk into it. But like, I'm just doing it to myself, making it my fucking problem. I just can't even imagine like everybody like giving the A.O.K. like, oh, what's she doing? Oh, my God. And just like the person just sometimes people have, like, build a wall around me. Stop. No, you have to block me. This is so embarrassing. What are you? Oh, no, no. I just got to pee. Oh, yeah. Okay. We'll make a wall. And then they're like, are you, are you shitting? What's that smell? You should have bought some coffee grounds or something like this. Or you know, like, you know the white light where you put it in the bathroom. Just fucking get rid of the stain. I don't know. Some people have medical issues. They just got to go like, I mean, I mean, there's no way there's a POV of the person shitting. No. Please. People on TikTok comments are too fucking funny. They are. They're, they're, they're so good. I get jealous of how funny TikTok commenters are. Oh, they're brilliant. Uh, no, there's not actually not little bathrooms right there. It's pretty far. And when it's jam packed like that and Justin's about to perform, it's pretty tough to get there. But also, I mean, when you got a shit, I mean, that's when you got to go like, you just got to say goodbye to everybody, say goodbye to Justin. It's a wrap on your night. Yeah. You use that bandana and just, I would have honestly taken off my shirt just that shirt is now on the floor. Yeah. Cover it. Cover it. You let that shit just out there, burletting the fucking follicles going into people's noses. Is it? Yo, sorry. Now to step away from Coach Hella. Did you see what went down at a Virginia tech spring football game? No. What happened? Okay. Yeah. I guess those happen. That's where college is to spring football games and they had a thing like, you know, the local military wanted to come in and do, you know, some skydivers, very patriotic. But the winds that on this day were a little high. And this guy tries to land on the field and he's going down too fast. No. No. He runs into the sign and then like, is stuck hanging there off the scoreboard. He's totally fine. Oh, he's fine. Damn. That didn't look fine. That looked like a hurt. But like, yeah. Probably, but he's a soldier. He could probably take a little and they were doing like, that wasn't a show for the game. That was just being patriotic. You know how like this flyovers and stuff, but they shouldn't have done this at all because apparently there was a high wind advisory. Three other people were skydiving. One guy barely landed on the field. Another person landed in the parking lot and this guy runs right into the jumbo tron. I want to see that as a sign like, oh, the whole football team is like our seasons. How do you get him down? So he was stuck up there and then the firefighters had to come get him and I think it was like 20 minutes. But gosh, that's gonna be so fucking, I think. Did they have to put the game on hold or did they like, all right, we'll just play the game. But everybody's attention is still all right. I don't think the game had started yet and they really waited for him to like get fully down. Nobody would have liked it.
- Would you try me? - Yeah. - Nobody reacted like crazy enough. Did you see the guy like look up? He was just like, like smiling. I'm like, (laughs) Well, did it not like look as crazy as it looked to us when you were there? - I like do it like it'd be crazier in person. - Yeah, I think people are just in shock. They're just like, wait, what? - I think people, yeah, when something like that happens, you're like, is this part of the show? Like where you're like, you kind of don't expect something to go wrong while you're there in person. - Yeah, yeah, you never know these days. I mean, yeah, that looks like a mistake. - Ooh, oh gosh. It's just like you're like sitting there hanging in front of all these people looking up at you. - Yeah, it's just like, I'm fine. Just wait, everyone, be fine. - Did he not hit the fucking corner of that? That looked like he hit right at the edge of the hip. Oh, just, imagine your hip just hitting that at the top, like that. - And this song that's playing is like, - This is so legend, so I'm there. - That's what he was even like into, the timing of it. - Right after boom. - This is how legends are made. (laughing) - Two of them. - That would kill me. Just like, oh, speaking of action, so I mean, this happened like a couple of weeks ago. You saw that school bus that that lady was trying to pass the train tracks. - In Florida. - And she, like she knew a train was coming. She was like, oh no, I can get this bus through with a bus full of kids. - Can you fucking imagine? I would have killed that lady. If my kid was on that, I would have killed that lady. - It scraped the back of it, right? Like it kind of got scraped. - Did you see the pubie of the kids on the bus? - Yeah, I think it was screaming. Like the girl who's like legit in the back row was filming this moment happened. She's like, what the fuck is wrong with you? - Barely hit that bus. I cannot believe she almost killed all those kids like that. - I want to be compensated for trauma. - Yeah, no, I think she, I think she went to, how long she go to, she's getting sentenced for? - That's crazy. - At least 10 years. - I, you know, I think I did see 10 years. Because at first I thought she was doing like on purpose. I thought she was like pulling a fucking, - Oh, like you think she was just like. - Like, oh, I'm going, everybody's going. But no, she was just-- - If y'all don't sit down, I'm not moving the, no, I'm not moving the bus stop. - She said, I'm not moving. - I'm not moving. - No, no, sit here. - Until everybody sits in their shoes. - Yeah, 29 felony counts of child neglect. - After driving a bus from 29 students to the path. - Oh, because it's 29 times, oh my god. - Boop, boop, boop. And she's 67, ooh, good luck you've on. You might be, that's the right. - Hey, each parent is going to take that differently too. Oh, she, yeah, she's not, she's not leaving that. - Do you still got to go to school the next day? - No, no, I think, I think those kids get a month off. - They get some time off, yeah. - At least, at least a week. - I mean, honestly. - And for you, Uber, Lux pick up. - No, you don't have to take the bus at all to go to school. - For the rest of the year. - I think I'm taking my kid to school for a little bit. - Right. - Honestly. - I just don't trust anybody. - You get off work and stuff. - No, I know. - I think my work would understand this situation. I don't know, I think, I think it would work. But my kid's not getting any fucking, anything other than a car that I'm in. For a good amount of time. How old were the kids? - I think, maybe middle school elementary. A middle school, I would say. From, I think the voices I heard. - Oh, that looked like elementary to me. - There are kids on that bus. - What the fuck are you doing? I mean, I don't mean, these kids these days. I mean, I think they're cussing, too. - If a train's coming at me and I'm six years old, I'm like, the fuck, like, I mean, - I still don't understand school buses, though, why they're built that way, though. - It's like sheet metal. - Oh, I know it's pretty bad. - And you could knock on the side of a, you could like, if someone took a panel off a school bus, I bet I could bend that with my own, like, can't. It just seems like the most counterintuitive method of transportation carrying a bunch of children. - Also, it's crazy how a seatbelt, you have to wear a seatbelt and everything else but a school bus, then they don't require it. - But I think that's because like, if God forbid something happens, you want to be able to like, evacuate. - I don't know what the logic is behind it. - Yeah. - It seems very dated. And all school buses seems like they were built in like 1975. - Yeah. - Like I've never seen it. - It still looks like that. I'm just surprised. - Yeah, you can't tell a new one from an old one. - No. - And then sometimes you'll see the one that still has like that rounded back. And you're like, damn, it's still running. - I know. But like, what can they make though? That's not a fucking. - I don't know. Make one that just looks like a fucking tour bus and RV bus. Like the ones that you see like tourists go on with like comfy, nice seats. - Well, those, I mean, those are a little tougher I feel like to even maneuver. I think that. - At least like a Greyhound. Like Greyhound. - A Greyhound, but it's like a mini Greyhound. It's like, yeah. Because Greyhounds are really, they're big. They're giant. - Yeah. - Someone do it. - We took the Metro in high school. They had designated lines just for school. - Really? - You took the bus bus. - Yeah. - Well, that makes sense. - So we were standing. Just packed in there like Sardines. - Oh, that's how you took the bus every time to school? - Damn. - Well, at least we got to sit. - I don't know if I took the bus to school. - Yeah, but I could definitely, like the yellow is still there obviously because like everybody, that's how people see school buses just a yellow bus. But make it modern. Just make it super modern. Just like the fucking, just like the buses and shit. - Yeah, just make new ones. - Yeah. - I mean, right on the map. - Maybe they do have that. Oh, man, you know what they do have those buses. - It depends on the school district. - Yeah. - It depends on your funding. It depends wherever you're at. Must be nice. - Damn, that's a nice bus. - Shit. - It's a laptop. - Inside is still like that same shitty blue leather with a lap belt. - Right, it still doesn't look that secure. - I want, why wouldn't it lay down seats? Let's get massage chairs in there. - I want a magic school bus. Can you imagine being like in the other class, not Ms. Virzel's class? (laughing) Where did y'all go? - Inside someone we would tell our space today. - We were inside. - We were inside someone's nose today. - Like, did he? - Oh, that's an, all right. That's an upgrade. - All right, so they are. They are getting there. - Okay, they're getting there. They're getting there. (bell dings) - Oh, Matt, I was gonna ask you. I got a video today on my TikTok. Or maybe it's a known thing, but do you know the original plans for Epcot that Walt Disney had planned? - I know that he had like a vision for it and they made Epcot post-mortem after he died so he never got to see Epcot. - Yeah. - I know that it was like a vision for the future or just in a way show off things that they were working on or wanted to do. I don't know. - It was kinda like it. - It was kinda like Disney headquarters type thing where it's like, it's a. - No, it was like a circle city that was gonna be like everything inside this little bubble that you would have your tram transportation. There was gonna be schools there. It was gonna be constantly evolving and people that lived there were like working and testing on like new technologies. And it was basically this like test utopia city. - Yes, like this perfect utopia of town. I think it was supposed to have like 20,000 people that lived there or something like that. But everything all you would need in this little like circle area. - It's like paradise. - Yeah. - Basically is what he was thinking and that was in like the late 60s and then he died and it never you know. - I didn't know his vision was like, oh, I want people like live there and this can be like a model in a blueprint for how everything. - We could be revisiting cities in the future. No, I didn't know that. - That's pretty crazy. And of course, Mr. Disney Man himself probably lives right in that middle and that tall, tall top floor of that building. - And then apparently that center was supposed to be like a hotel, but also like a, what do they call them? Convention center. - Oh yeah, 'cause the inside guy, like 20 years later, they built Epcot. What is it supposed to stand for? Experimental prototype community of tomorrow. - Yeah. - And then they were like 20 years later, they just made a theme park called Epcot. - That's wild. - But it was supposed to be like a full city to like live it. - They should have changed the name. - Yeah. - What do you think it was supposed to be? - I don't like tomorrow. - It's just not, it's not Epcot anymore. Epcot is experimental prototype community of tomorrow, but Epcot is, you're traveling through different countries and experiencing different countries. - That's on like one side of it. Like it's all kind of, like the, the, the, the, I thought that was Epcot. I thought that was. - That is, Epcot does have this like, you get to go around the world and stuff, but then there's other sections too that are honoring like a sustainability with like the environment. - Oh, okay. - Fast transportation, electricity, like each, they have this like vision of it. I did watch some documentary about Epcot before I went there kind of about it. I was just excited to go see all the different countries, but then I got to be honest, it didn't hit the way I thought it would hit. - Well, because you've traveled to the actual countries and experience it. - That's you, but you're a little like, you're a little like, but this isn't it. Like you feel like it's just this like faux experience of international travel and it's kind of overwhelming. - You're not gonna get it. - It's kind of, I don't know. It just, maybe I couldn't drink that much there because I had to do a big event that night. - I mean, I mean, of course that's gonna look like that. It's not gonna be the actual fucking temple. - Yeah, I think just like what I had in my head for what it was was like not how I was like vibing with it, but I did enjoy my time. - Okay, yeah. - And then like the pyramids weren't even like real pyramids. (laughing) - Just making it that size. - But I thought that was so cool. But yeah, it was supposed to be like a bubble that was climate controlled and like perfect all the time. - Wow. - I would live there, I think, or visit. I could see myself in there. - But yeah, that's literally paradise. - True. - Literally that show. I mean, this was everywhere. I'm sure you guys have seen it already. Vitaly, you know that he's a live streamer. He does. - What's he in jail? - He was in jail, but he got out and he has spent all his time, but most of his time catching predators on the internet. So he'll have a team posing as underage and then he'll meet them and live stream. And it's not pre filmed, it's live stream. So when they can.
you see him in the moment and then they're caught, right? But he was also like going above and beyond and like, acting like he was about to give that like they won like a Lamborghini when you approach the person. - I think the way he was approaching it, I know their predators and doing something wrong, but I think the way he was approaching it, a lot of people weren't fans of it because he would abuse them, he would like hurt them, he'd like shave their head. Like he was like the way he would treat some of these guy, like it just didn't sit, right? He was almost like he was doing his first own amusement instead of like actually protecting it. - Like let the cops handle it. - Yeah, exploitive. - Because at that point they might be able to get away with something because they were like not abused, but like things were done to them. You know, it's like don't even make it to where you could potentially be in trouble for like just catch them, let the cops handle shit, just like let it be done. So in this case, Vitale has his team snapping somebody imposing as an underage person, but she forgot to mention she was underage in the chat and tells the guy to meet up. And so when the guy meets up, it's this like normal guy. - Normal guy, he's an Indian kid and he's Indian because it's important. He shows up and then obviously Vitale shows up. And he's like, oh blah, blah, you're exposed, you're a pedophile, why are you meeting with a kid? And he's like, what are you talking about? No, I wasn't meeting up with a kid. She said she was 18. He's like, no, you're a fucking liar. And then he starts like being just totally racist to this kid, like just singing in Indian to him and just going above and beyond. And then they look back and see that the girl forgot to mention on the spot on the spot, like while they were while they were streaming. And obviously it goes everywhere. Everyone's like, oh Vitale, you're fucked. Does he recognize this in the moment? Like, oh shit, I'm sorry. - Yes, but the thing is that that doesn't matter. It's been clipped and it's been spread. - Oh boy. - So this kid obviously, I think he has that, oh no, has that as a lawyer or something? But he is gonna go full on. - Sue. - Yeah. - Absolutely. - If that was me, I would do everything. - Durant your worth. - Dude, 'cause there's being accused of being a predator like that is fucking almost as bad as being a predator itself. Like the whole world now sees you as a predator. - Yeah. - And there's nothing can take that back. Doesn't matter how many videos that you make saying that you're not a predator anymore, that video of you being a predator is always going to circulate and it'll always hurt you. - This apology ain't enough that I'm seeing right now on the screen. - It's crazy. - He said he was gonna take like a little break, but he was gonna come back to it later. But man, first of all, these should not be live streamed 'cause there is a huge risk in live streaming these things because easily a mistake can happen. Like if you're gonna film it, sure, but you gotta make sure, if you're fucking streaming it, that you're getting the right person. And I think there is another guy that actually showed up to that spot where everybody is like, wait, is that the guy that she was, that was like, that he was actually having corresponded with the underage person, but we don't know because there was somebody else supposed to meet up there and it was the wrong person. - Oh, Lee. - But man, it was sick. - It was bad. And he apologized for it, but I don't think he apologized as good as what he was doing exposing him. Like he did everything he could to expose about like the apology, I don't think matched. - Have you seen that some people who are getting caught like yeah, you being a predator and then meeting up with someone underage, the moment they're getting caught, they start playing like music. It's a way, 'cause then the person can't monetize off the content of them getting exposed. - The person exposed will start playing music? - Yeah, they'll start playing music. So it's like copywritten music and it's like a way of like. - I feel like that's not-- - Combating back what they're trying to film 'cause they can't make the content stuff. Or like, it's not, it's also like sometimes like carons and stuff like people who like get agitated, but it's, I don't know, I heard about that on a podcast. It's some people who are doing it. - I think that's the last thing I'm thinking about, if I'm caught as a predator, the last thing I'm thinking about is playing music, so they don't make money off it on YouTube. Like, I think we're past that point. - Oh, this is the video. - Yeah, yeah, this is the video. - In the wait, but he doesn't believe him. - No, I'm sorry, sorry bro. Wrong person, wrong person. - Maybe it's a misunderstood. - Wait, no, do, wait. - Oh God, this guy sucks. - Are you trolling too? - No, not the messages. - No, she said maybe it's a misunderstanding. - I was told you to eat it on his head. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. - Wait, I swear to God. - Yeah, you. - Okay, wait, it's a CNC kink. It's a public kink, like, - What? - A CNC kink. - Yeah, what is it? - Incentual non-consent. A BDSM kink scenario in which we're to participate. - Oh, yeah, I guess that wasn't a good start to that, but. - Yeah, streamers, most of these, I mean, like, I'm talking about the streamers that are like walking around and stuff. - Why, why, why, why, why do they all like act the same? - It's because, they're just like assholes and dicks. - It's because, and I'm not, I'm not excusing it. It's because when you're on camera 24/7, you're like, you're, you're just on all the time. And that doesn't excuse you, somebody being an asshole, but it's, I think it gets to the point where they're doing it so much, they just turn into this, like, fucking. - Like this autopilot. - This autopilot, just like, like, anything, just do anything in order to keep garnering viewers and keep people on their watching. These guys make so much money. - Yeah. - Streaming, and I think, and the people that are watching, I think it's, they're, they're, I think they're just young guys that like watching that type of shit. - Yeah, it's just, I don't think, I don't think they have, I don't think they have a lot of girls watching these streamers. I personally, like, like, those specific streamers, I don't think they have girls watching those. - Oh, I know. It's much like a young teenage kid, so I think this is, like, sick. - Yeah. - But it's just straight. - It's very interesting. I've never understood it. I never understood how, like, people can watch, I understand some streamers, like, some streamers are like, you know, very entertaining, they're very funny, I get it. But the ones that are just going around and causing a fucking, just riots, I don't understand that. But I guess, I guess people love watching train wrecks too, you know, right? Like, people love watching just uncomfortable shit, people love watching Killtony. Like Killtony, dude, I, it's so hard for me to get through a Killtony episode. - It's a, it's a, it's a career as, as funny as I find, like, the comedians, the minute they bring somebody up and they start going, I, like, cannot watch, it makes me sick to my stomach. - And it's, it's so weird because it's like, I feel like people think they have to. But, like, you look at, like, I show speed. Like, he's not an asshole. - Dude, he's not that person. - He's so good. - He's so good. - Right. I know that they're not assholes, but they're demeanor while they're, like, having someone on and they have their chat and stuff and they're, like, talking to them. I never feel like they're really listening to the person they're having on. - They're. - Like, they're just like, yes, so what are you working on? And then, like, looking at the chat, that's sick, man. So, yeah, what's that, like, doing, like, it's just, I never feel like they're fucking listening. - Yeah. - Like, or Aiden Ross was, like, talking with, like, David Spade and, like, they're in his house and he's like, yeah, who was that big celebrity, or, like, director who got, like, killed recently? And David Spade's, like, yeah, Rob Reiner, he was murdered. Like, and he's like, oh, yeah, that's just, that's insane. Like, but it's not, I, I think just, I, being a genuine, like, adult human listening to someone. I think they have to, again, I think they just have to be super focused on the chat, because I think people don't like when you're not focused on the chat. - That's going at a million miles an hour, and you can't even, like, read one thousand sentences. - I think it's, again, I think it all comes down to, I think the more people that type in, the more people that go in the chat, if he's focused on the chat, then he's people are setting more donations. I think there's a, there's a, there's a, there's a science to it. There's a reason why they are constantly looking, because I know times where, like, when Heath and I are doing a live, and we're off the chat for a little bit, and we're just talking. People, people notice like, hey, you're not looking at the chat. So can you imagine they're fucking 30, 40,000 times bigger than us. - I just think this is a terrible influence. If you're a 16 year old, and you think that this young guy, who's out there, like, killing it, like, making money, and this is how he talks to other adults and people that, like, oh, this is how I need to interact with the world. - It just, it doesn't seem like, I've never, I've never seen any of a string. I know who he is. I've never seen any of a string. So is he, is he like, is he like how he was in this interview all the time, or is it, was it just like this one moment that we got, like, clips? - Yeah, kind of. I'm not going to hate. He's a very successful kid. He is very smart. He's a business man. But Aiden Ross is like demeanor. Like, I don't like it. Like, I'm like, that's not my type of person. - Is it, is it, is it, would you say it's like cold? Like, what would he mean? Like, is he, like, he's not, like, he's just not paying attention to. - I'm just a person. If someone's saying something, I'm listening to him. Like, that's interesting. Tell me more about that. He just has like this certainly, like, all right, yeah, cool. And just like, moves on to the next thing. - I think that's like most of these like dude streamers too. It's just like a, I think it's like this, like, they, you kind of like, want to look cool at the same time too. Like, I just feel like that's what. - Yeah, the big, a huge thing is like the cool guy, yeah. - Yeah, the cool guy, I think that, I feel like that's where I see a lot in these guys streamers. - And I feel like a lot of people watching are just waiting for something to happen. - Yeah. - Yeah. - They're not like, I don't know how to explain it, but like the people that walk around live and like do like, IRL streams just like, who's the one young kid that's like a douche? - Doherty? - Yeah. I feel like people like hate watch him just to like, see something go wrong. - And I think, and I think they understand that now too. And they're just kind of like, oh, if I'm, if I'm this like villain, then I'm just good. That's going to be my thing. So I think it's just like, that's how, like if everybody started looking in, like, I mean, obviously I don't do shit like that.
But like if I started doing shit and like people started watching me more and more and I just start turning into this villain I might just become that I'm just gonna become that like fuck it like people think that low of me already I'm just gonna like make money off it now again I'm not saying that but it's just like These get these guys make a ton of money and of course when you see all that money coming in like that that much You're just like oh this is working. I'm just gonna keep going and clavicular when he like overdose in the club or whatever I thought this was I thought like that whole thing was a bit. I thought the whole like shoulder pad thing the or he takes like Met I thought no maxing stuff. I just thought it was a bit until I until I really started I don't know if it's a bit or not but looks maxing stuff some of it's a bit But he also but he OD don't he will get now he's not been doing very well because when he cuz he's I think he's a bit on The spectrum and when he goes out and he's like socializing with these like girls and stuff at the club He's not fully comfortable so he's been like have you ever taken a little bit of pills take it And drink drinking and stuff have you ever sat and watch any of his like lies. Um, yes, I've seen many many clips The only time he seemed genuinely happy was when he was with Woe Vicki She made us happy too. Right exactly. I don't know what made in heaven. I think they need to be together I just clavicular like he just never fucking smiles or like laughs are in a racks really. It's because it's the cool It's the cool guy thing. You just kind of want to like look chill look cool Don't let he was at the club and then like high on a booth and he's like hold on I got to like sit down for a second in the camera like pans over his two friends and then they're like Look, they look at him. The camera doesn't show him. They like kind of shut it off And now he's apparently sober now or he's off substances. Did you see the clip of I mean You know clover you've seen like a stream of clips, right? So he's streaming all the time He'll stream a lot of parties too and like you'll get like drunk. I think he drinks, right? Yeah, he seems fucked up Yeah, yeah, he'll like get fucked up. There's all these girls around dude There's like they'll put this on stream and I'm so surprised that it's like fucking allowed But dude, you're watching this you're what I saw a clip of this, but this girl is like grabbing his junk And just like squeezing it like this as he's like sitting there talking and this is all like on the stream But these like only fans girls who are trying to like get a little moment in a clip So people like who's that girl who's that crazy enough to do that? I don't have no idea But like dude, I it's just crazy that these girls they choose to like be put and that's I would have the same rule for my daughters And even my son, no Even if you're drunk down on the street and you see a guy making a YouTube video and trying to get people to come up Do not go up to them. Yeah, also if you see a live streamer Do not go up to them and interact in the video as fun and as much as your friends are gonna be excited be it Let them be in the video because once that's out there. There is no getting that back. It's a really good role It's a really good rule for a parent like just just want just like hey if you're gonna go out be safe But do not go up to any camera. It's like don't you can make all the content you want that you're Because it seems it seems exciting when you see yourself online Yeah, but it's like it forever. It will always be circulating It will always be sent to son and all your friends will see it and all your loved ones will see it It's like this scary fucking thing I can't believe we do this every week because we put it out there and then that's it and they get and they get to see Fucking over 300 of these unfortunately for me. It's crazy that The whole looks maxing like that lingo is so real like we went to a coffee shop energy drink shop the other day and There was like eight girls working there like not taking orders, but they were like filming the drinks And they were just like oh my god look look look it's like looks maxing and they're like filming these videos of the It was it was so weird like just that in real life if that makes sense like you're saying you saw that you heard that they Yeah, saw it and heard it they were just like Oh my god, you're so looks maxing right now and it was just like well like it doesn't even it doesn't even make sense like because you see the comments online Yeah, you know like you see people like typing it but to see people like actually saying actually using it as like a real in a real sentence It's so interesting and Kavak he came up with that word. I don't I don't know if he came up with it But it was like just the terminology of doing that finding little hacks to improve your appearance We should like the new thing now. I don't know if you've seen it But people are cutting this little part of their eye and like going down with it cutting it like with a like with like a little razor blade Come again to do what whatever this part of your eye is right where it comes to a point Yeah, if it points downward, it's like more appealing downward, like so they're like guarding themselves to create like a part of the Looks maxing is doing things to your body to like look better whatever so they're cutting that little flap that little where it comes to a point Yes, if you cut it down it makes your eye look more like Jerregressy look at it. Can you type in can you type in yeah looks maxing cutting edge of eye that yeah You see how it points down like that like I get more of a sharper edge than normal godly. What what time are we living in that's insane I come back next week with a fucking Tell us saying it down is just scabbing What I'm trying to get my you can't even like really tell though. That is just that is some crazy shit That's wild. I mean they got it. They got to do a pretty deep like slit right in order to like For it to just stay like that cutting your medial can't this should we look should we look max in the unwind let's do it all Did you guys see clavicular's 60 minutes interview? No, the the interviewer basically is just like How do you feel about being lumped in with some of like the red pill? You know, creators like and your tape online and for some reason it just it trigger something in him Where he just like he's like all right. We're getting political with this. He's like no. I'm not trying to be political I'm just like that's genuinely who the the media like lumps you in with how do you feel about that? And he goes I don't know how do you feel about your wife cheating on you like I didn't get to look into that and whatever The interviewer's like I'm not married and he's like whatever. I'm I'm done. Thank you for your time And like gets up. It's like six minutes into the interview. Oh wow. What yeah, and he just walks out More like 54 minutes Or wait no just six minutes six really yes, I did see that clip It but it was funny though. It's like the guy who's interviewing him is like a handsome gentleman to like I think clavicleer's like a little intimidated that the guy who's interviewing him is actually like an attractive dude Who's pretty smart? Well rounded was he and was he interviewing him and like a um him. Yeah, yeah, yeah Oh, I thought it's just you can tell that he's just like a little Intimidate by this guy and the whole fucking interview. I've only seen like little clips of it. How old is he Clavicular yeah, he's young 25 maybe oh wow, maybe younger than that 20. He's 20. How is he going into these clubs then if he's 20 years old? He's 20 oh damn. He's drinking on livestreams. Yeah, that's bad. How's he getting away with that? Oh two days before Tony's First day how exciting oh, wow, they're both this they're both the same um Azodiac sign Ooh Tony's gonna be a streamer. I praise not. I can't believe his 20. That's insane. Yeah, he's gonna get his come-up ins Is what hmm? What is it? What is that? What's that? It's just like you're gonna get your time. It's coming for you. Oh, oh slime Interesting Matt, I feel like you would like this actually So a new Ferrari's coming out. Ooh, that's fully electric Say more say less he'd I would like this too But you would actually that's the interior Was designed what's his name the guy who did uh the apple Johnny Ives Yes, he's the one who's signed the interior and when you look at it it looks like apple made a car Whoa Get his Johnny not I I don't think is that apple anymore. So this is like what he's been up to Oh, shit moves. Oh nice. It looks like an apple watch. Yeah, the whole thing just feels like an apple watch to me Wait, that's how much is it? Zane? I don't know. I'm not buying you but how much is it? We don't know yet, but people hate it. Why? Like Ferrari heads hate it. Yeah There's like a huge debate right now like that people are like Back and forth like a lot of people hate it, but then like a lot of people love it I can see why Ferrari like drivers hate it though. Do they hate it because of the look of it or that it's just an electric car And they shouldn't be making electric cars got five hundred thousand dollars both Well, I don't know with the day with gas prices and the straight a hormones I'm looking at some EV so my buddy just my buddy just sold this truck because he the gas is just too much It is you're going electric a little crazy. It's sleek. It's cool. I think I would like a more tan interior But you love that tan interior. You had on your EVO. I always have to have a tan interior. I can't do a black interior But okay, but that seat is brown. I'm I mean, I'm not a Ferrari guy, but if I was I'd get in if I was rich Is it the Ferrari luce or loose probably luce? Luce but ah, it's Italian. He's I want that for my birthday Oh, you you want a five hundred thousand dollar for your birthday? Yeah, can you give me it? Okay. Yeah sure sure I will say I hate the shifter. Yeah, make it bigger make it more masculine. It's a little this in a Ferrari. That's a crime. I mean, it's electric
- But why not make it a land trick with some masculine qualities, you know? You almost want people to be like, damn, that's electric versus being like, that's probably electric. - I hate that you can tell a car is electric by looking at it. - Yeah. I mean, they want it to look electric though. I think they do it on purpose. - Something about the front grills of every electric car just throws me off. - It's like a electric, it's like a, like a, what do you call it, like a go-cart or not a go-cart. - It's too, like, it's usually too smooth. Like it's always just like a, I don't know, it just looks like a go-friendly. - It looks like I know. - But I will say, okay, wait, wait, wait, Zane, you're going to like this too, Matt. I know you're going to like it. Look up the all new, do you remember the brand Scout? - Oh, yeah. - They used to make cars. - I got it. I got to see a picture. - So, I know about the Scout truck. - For iconic vintage cars, they're coming out with fully electric versions of it, bringing the brand back. - Okay. - And they're actually really cool. - Yeah. - It kind of looks like a Bronco. - A Bronco. - A Bronco. - Yeah, truck and SUV version. - But it looks better than the Bronco, I think. - Yeah. - It looks more true to what the Bronco should be looking like. - Oh, yes. Yeah. - That's cool. That's fun. - That's really nice. - 2028, we're never going to make it. - I know. - We're never going to make it. - Like two years in advance, even if it's movies and stuff, I'm like, I'm never going to make it. - 60,000, not bad. - Honestly, I thought it was going to be more than that. - That's kind of fun. It's like, it's a better idea. - Should we get one together? - Yeah. - A little matching scout. - Yeah. - Scout's honor. - That's an orange and blue, right? They always do that. It's always a fucking colors, orange and blue. There's another, there's another fucking um. - I like that. I like that interior a lot. - Yeah. - That interior is nice. Damn, that's nice inside. - That's the fucking scout? - Yeah. - Woo! - That inside is crazy for 60K. They also have a more retro version where the front seat is a bench and not like it doesn't have the middle console, so it's like-- - Pull it up. I want to see it. - Like a jumper seat or what? - Like the old school where it looks like just like a sofa. Like no arm, like it's just, you could slide all the way across. - Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Oh, it's just up, or it's not. - Yeah, it's just up. So everyone, join in. - Oh wow. - All right, all right, all right. Maybe I'll switch my Tesla for that. - I can see you in that. - Yeah, me too. - Speaking of not making it in like the world and then I just learned about this, this like meteor that's on its way, like it has this like seven year orbit or something like that, where it's on its way to Earth and at first when science has found it, they gave it like a 30% chance of colliding with Earth and it's going to pass by us in 2029. - Thank God, we're going to see this scout. - Yeah, it's going to pass by us in 2029 and it's going to get so close that it passes in between Earth and how far some of our satellites orbit and basically the new math that they've done on it is that they've given it like a 600 to 700 mile range where like if our orbit pulls it in further than that, that means in seven years when it comes back, it's definitely hitting Earth. - How big? - Seven years. I think it's traffic. - Yeah, I think it's the size of the Eiffel Tower, which it's pretty big and it's named after the Greek god of chaos, I think it's called, it's called a poffis. - Oh boy. - I mean, very fitting, I could, yeah, I could see that happening. Damn, at least we know we have seven years. - But it's the size of the, oh, it's bigger than that. - Damn, oh, that's going to fuck our shit up. - But don't asteroids like lose a bit of their mass as they like go through the atmosphere, but it is, okay, it's five football fields. But like when it comes down, want to be like, we're going to have a big-ass party. We're going to have a big party. Let's do it. - I hate saying this, but I've always thought that I was going to live to see, live up until the end of the world happening like you're, oh, you're going to like pass it. - Like that, it would be in my lifetime. - Oh, you. - Not that I would survive, but I've just always had this. - I was thinking about that on the drive here. - Weird feeling that. - Damn, our generation, our generation is not prepared for something like this. - You could say cooked. I want to be optimistic. - Imagine that Astro coming in and everyone's like, chat, we're cooked. They're pointing their cameras at yo chat, yo chat, is that real, is that Astro we're cooked? - You find out the asteroids about to hit us through. - I always carry about though, like when something like this happens, will it like the government or the world like try for us not to know because it would just cause chaos, but then there would be these like whistleblowers and people trying it would be just like, don't look up the movie. - Yeah. - Where it's like, no one wants to believe it. - Funny you say that there's like a conspiracy theory right now that that's exactly what's happening because there's like a dozen or so scientists that would have, like the work that they're doing would have known about this and they've all gone missing. - Oh, it's just a part of the scientists that have been like getting killed under mysterious circumstances and gone missing and shit, I heard about that too. - That's so weird. Oh. - Yeah. - But you know, we're not going to freak out. Just tell us. - No. - Humanity would absolutely freak out, but just like, but we'll be there for each other. - You know the Malaysian flight that disappeared? - Yeah. - Did you know there was a ton of like really important scientists on that flight? - Oh, come on. There's no, we would have known that by now. - I thought I would too, but I just found that out. It's like a modern day type thing. - Isn't everybody's names, weren't everybody's names released from the flight log? - I believe so. - We would have, like that would have been a huge thing already. - I love Australian researcher. - Because I'm sure everybody, people that were really interested, they were investigating it. They looked at all the names. They looked up everybody's names. That would have, that would have come out by now. - Oh. - Here it is. 20. - Yeah. - The semi conductor. - Yeah. 20 employees from US based free scale semi conductor, including engineers and manufacturing staff were among the 239 passengers. - Oh shit. - Shut up. Fucking hell. - Damn. We really live in a scandal. - Just fucking killing off one by one, and we're all seeing it. We're just like, well, there's nothing we can do about it. - Oh. It's crazy. - US based free scale semi conductor, little fishy. - That's bizarre. - Oh my God. I mean, we're not next, right? We can talk about this. That's okay, right? - I'm not trying to die in like a random, like a car accident, like I, or go missing. - I don't know. And all the people opposed. - Oh, I don't know. Reserve. - I don't oppose that. - I love the Federal Reserve. - I think died on the show. - You know what? I think make it bigger. Make the reserve bigger. We love you guys yesterday, House Oversight Committee to investigate missing and dead scientists. - Good. But that's just the government investigating themselves. - Yeah. No, no, we'll look into it. Yeah. Everything checks out. Everything's okay. - They're like shit. They're catching on. Oh my God. But how scary it is, like you like being the, like the top person to like investigate on this. Like you're next. - Yes. - You're next. If you're not with them, you're next. - You're next. - You're next. (laughs) - Grandpa, I am blind to this. What scientists? I have no idea where we're talking about. - Oh. - Dude, just imagine like, dude, if I was in like one of those three letter organizations, bro, I'd be blabbing my mouth. I would be the biggest. I'd be the biggest guest on every podcast show. (laughs) You put a, you put a black silhouette over my face. I'd have a different voice. - Yeah. - I'd be everywhere. (laughs) - Do you believe those, by the way, those, those shows or episodes will they bring on like somebody from the three letter organization and then they like, they're silhouetted. And do you believe those? I never believe them. - I feel like I've seen some clips when I was younger, but I don't know what it was like involving, but I feel like I see mostly on like abuse or disappearances or more like murder aspects where people don't want to reveal their identity. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - It all depends on who's covering the story and like being reliable journalists. - I just think that if you've ever worked in that agency, I just don't think you'd ever put yourself in like even risk it to be a silhouette and have a different voice. It just, because they get fined out quickly, all they do is just like drop it into like some software. - Yeah. - Bump the ISL and like just boost exposure and it's your full face. - Or they just got it. - They literally go to the person, the production who posted it and go like, who was it? - Oh, I could just tell be like, that's Dale. - And accounting. - It's unmistakable. - It's unmistakable. He has a hair. - Are you kidding? - Oh, no, it's fake. - Yeah. - No, we were just having a little bit of fun. - Yeah, I could spot that. - No. - It's just you. - Don't walk away from me right now. This is you. - Why are you posing as this agent? You're going to kill us. You're going to get a skill. - Oh, I just want to know the secrets. - I know. - I wish. That'd be so. - Sometimes it's better not to know. - The thing is that. - It is true. - It is. - It's just true. - But I just want to know before I like leave this earth, you know what I mean? - Yeah. - If the Astro was coming to earth, I want to see all fucking secrets. Everything is being released. We want to see it all. We are about to be wiped up. Let us at least get all that info. - Yeah, come on. - Please.
All the people that are mysteriously dead if you're so live, come on out go on live stream. Yes Epstein if you're alive live stream straight But it's like one of those things that happens like when they said tiktok was ending and everybody started telling secrets and then it didn't The asteroids come in the government just lets it all out. There was just Blazes by doesn't hit they're like And then we have to live the rest of our lives knowing all this There was kind of cool. There was like one tiktok heard that actually did say something pretty bad and then Dude, I never went away and I was like yo I forget what it was, but I remember everybody talking about it. I was like that was crazy Even if to even if tiktok really dished out how you still have social media. Yeah, like there's other platforms People just wanted to ask you they just wanted to talk yeah, like an astro was coming to earth Y'all that's that's all some people took it honestly. Oh one other thing I forgot to mention about the the asteroid is that the closest day it gets to earth in 2029 is Friday the 13th Someone up there loves to play with they love to play with us. Oh my goodness Can you can you fucking imagine they set up centuries of superstition just to fuck with us in 2029 or maybe it maybe an a maybe the aliens up there sending that shit over and they they know about Friday the 13th and then we won this though Oh, this gonna fuck them. I want this type of made content to earth Wow, wow, what a great conspiracy episode Yeah, it did wow the how fun um all right guys Well, thank you so much for tuning into another episode of zane and heath unfiltered you can check out these episodes every Monday audio format all Podcast platforms and every Tuesday video for my youtube.com slash zane and he That's right baby, and if you want to check out the patreon patreon.com slash zane and heath we keep these cameras rolling We do an unwind every single episode you get basically like a bonus extended cut of every single podcast We do early access ad free you get a live Q&A every month a bonus episode every single month again Patreon to come slash zane and heath if you want to check it out and for the unwinders. We'll see you in a 032 one piece
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Key Points:
The group shares a deep appreciation for their favorite hats, especially a unique "lids" hat with an A-frame shape that is hard to find, highlighting how personal and specific their style preferences are.
They discuss how fashion choices are deeply tied to personal identity, with each person struggling to wear someone else’s style—like Matt’s inability to wear trucker hats or beanie hats due to head shape and comfort.
The conversation reflects on cultural fashion trends, from the Florida beanie phase to 90s skater styles, and how these nostalgic elements still influence modern style, especially in places like Los Angeles.
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The group shares a heartfelt and humorous discussion about personal style, particularly their obsession with hats. They recount how a rare, uniquely shaped hat from a "lids" store sparked a deep connection, emphasizing how hard it is to find such a specific item. This leads to broader reflections on how style is tied to identity—each person finds that certain hats, like trucker or beanie styles, simply don’t work for them due to head shape or comfort.
They explore nostalgic fashion moments, like the Florida beanie trend or 90s skater culture, showing how these past styles still influence modern tastes. The conversation also touches on how fashion is personal and often unshareable, with members admitting they can’t wear each other’s hats without looking ridiculous. The tone remains lighthearted and self-aware, blending humor with genuine appreciation for individuality.
The discussion extends to broader cultural trends, such as the rise of vintage-inspired styles and the impact of internet culture on fashion choices, including the influence of live-streaming personalities and their controversial behavior. Ultimately, the episode celebrates the power of personal expression and how style becomes a form of self-identity, shaped by memory, experience, and individual comfort.
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People are deeply attached to hats that fit their head shape and style, often testing multiple options to find the perfect fit. They may even try to modify or adjust hats to suit their preferences, showing how much personal expression and comfort matter.
Matt finds trucker hats and beanie hats uncomfortable or unflattering on his head. He believes they don't align with his head shape or personal style, making them look awkward or out of place when worn.
The 'Meds hat' is a unique, hard-to-find hat with a distinct A-frame shape and logo. The speaker is fascinated by its design and rarity, noting how difficult it is to find similar hats, which speaks to the passion for unique and specific fashion items.
The conversation references retro trends like the Florida beanie (with a drooping back), the Y2K-era beanie with a side brim, and the classic 'babushka' style, showing how these styles have influenced modern fashion.
The speaker observes that fashion trends come and go, with older styles like the Florida beanie or Y2K beanie making a comeback, indicating a cyclical nature of style and a deep appreciation for vintage aesthetics.
Personal experience, such as trying on hats and finding ones that feel comfortable or look good on specific head shapes, heavily influences hat selection. The speaker emphasizes that a hat must work well with their appearance and lifestyle.
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