Bryan Matthews Unfiltered and Unapologetic

Bryan Matthews Unfiltered and Unapologetic

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  • Call of Duty DNR Do not resuscitate


    1 view Aug 13, 2024 #CallOfDuty #GamingNews #GameDevelopmentIn this video, we dive deep into the current state of Call of Duty and explore the reasons why many gamers believe the franchise is on its last legs. From outdated mechanics to repetitive gameplay, we analyze how the rise of innovative and engaging alternatives has shifted the gaming landscape. Join us as we discuss the emergence of fresh titles that are capturing the attention of players worldwide and redefining what makes a great shooter game. We'll also examine the impact of community feedback and the direction of game development in the industry. Whether you're a long-time fan of Call of Duty or new to the gaming scene, this video offers an insightful perspective on where we are headed in the world of first-person shooters. Don't miss out on this critical analysis of a beloved franchise and its competitors! #CallOfDuty #GamingNews #GameDevelopment

    10 min
  • Hip Drop Tackle Ban

    Today’s
    topic the hip drop tackle.  To be honest,
    I had no clue what it was until I saw it on YouTube.  A hip-drop tackle is when a defender wraps up an
    offensive player on the side or from behind, becoming dead-weight while often
    landing on the player's legs. The technique has become popular as players get
    faster and stronger, giving smaller defenders a chance in a league.  I
    do understand the rationale behind the competition committee banning this
    move.  By banning this tackle the belief
    is there will be a reduction in injuries. 
    League executives began saying last year, inflicted injury at 25 times
    the rate of the average tackle. And this wasn't just any injury, the league's
    health and safety committee said. This was a time-loss injury.  Robert Griffin III, another former
    player-turned-commentator, posted a video to his X feed and wrote: “With the
    NFL unanimously voting to ban the Hip-Drop tackle, it’s only a matter of time
    before football as we know it, is just physical flag football.”  Let’s take a trip to a simpler and more
    violent time in football.  The year 1906,
    in college football terms, this year is best known as the year the forward pass
    was first legalized.  The major focus of
    changes was to open up the game and to make the game less brutal.  Mind you this was when they wore leather
    helmets or nothing at all.

    7 min
  • Exclusive tips to Beating Mike tyson

    Number5, find your range, although Jake Paul is 6.1 to Mike Tyson’s 5’10, there’s
    still an advantage, fight long and tall. 
    Number 4, Don’t Blow your wad trying to knock him out, you will only
    make a mistake, possibly make him mad, Tyson is an excellent counter
    puncher.  If Jake overshoot a hook or cross
    he’s gonna  get caught with an upper Cut and
    you can kiss the baby.  Number 3 Draw Mike
    into the later rounds.  In rounds 4 and 5
    if he makes it that far, hey can start attacking Tyson, now is the time to let
    youth and endurance take over.  More than
    likely, Mike is going to try and end the fight fast to preserve his legacy.  So I expect him to be tired by round 3.  Number 2, as tempting as it may be, don’t
    test your chin by brawling, if so my prediction and Clubber lang aka Mr T. said
    it best about Rocky, Prediction, Pain.  It
    will only be for a little bit because your ass is going to sleep.   And the
    Number 1 thing that Jake Paul must do to survive and beat Mike Tyson, Don’t
    admire your work son, punches are going to land, losing respect for Mike and
    getting cocky will cause you to go to sleep my man.  Now I have given Jake the keys to victory,
    Jake it’s up to you to be the hammer.  FYI
    With everything being said, Tyson said it best, everyone has a plan until they
    get punched in the face. 

    11 min
  • 80's Hip Hop or Hip Flop

    Here’s a question, if you were to compare me to Kevin Hart what would you say

    separates us besides the obvious.  We are
    both not tall however, we are dark, and I can’t speak for Kevin but I can say
    for myself, I am deadly handsome, my money isn’t stacked high enough for you to
    notice me yet.  Lastly, we are both very
    talented.  I am the quintessential you
    can’t judge a book by it’s cover type guy. 
    Comparatively I have done more than the average man my age.  In my 20’s I swam in the Mediterranean Sea,
    ate caviar with the French President and for one moment in time I was a rap
    star.  Yo soy memembe. 

    18 min
  • There's no Gangsters in the Democratic party plus Bonus track Debut Single Crossing the Line

    Gregg Abbott about federalizing the National Guard.  Where most states say that I will follow the orders of the President of the United States, Texas doesn’t, however, each state National Guard has a state budget for state missions and Federal budget that covers training, pay and maintaining equipment. Soldiers are primarily paid a federal salary.  So, which means, unless Governor Abbott plans to burden the entire expense of a military, he needs to wake up, the National Guard is still funded by the Fed. Plus listen to my Debut Single Crossing the line

    14 min
  • Unbelievable Turnaround: Shannon Sharp's Encounter with Karma

    I
    cannot confirm how true the rumors that are now surfacing about Shannon
    Sharpe.  But hey, it’s newsworthy
    right.  Just like him throwing people he
    called friends or now at this point acquaintances under the bus. And as some of
    those said comedians who spoke about Kat Williams interview are now turning the
    son of a gun sites on Shannon.  Just like
    Shannon blasted everyone who questioned his quote unquote conversation with Kat
    Williams, defending how the whole thing went down.  But now, but now, it’s rumored and at this
    point it is rumored that Shannon Sharpe may be involved with his stylist.  Two things, this news is brand new and well,
    still at this point unsubstantiated.  Yet
    I haven’t heard a rebuttal from Shannon about this accusation.  As I hate to admit but Charlston White came
    out and said about Ludacris if it ain’t true, how come you haven’t addressed
    it.  How come you haven’t said hell no
    it’s not true.  Luda instead took the
    High Road, I guess, buy creating a rap.

    8 min
  • Kat Williams a Conservative Plant?

    Being in the military wasn’t easy and on more than one occasion, I fell

    under the authority of some racist asshole. 
    What the military did for me is give me a perspective of our culture vs
    the world.  And when I say our culture I
    mean the American Culture.  There are so
    many blacks that hate being black they refute their race and say I am American
    part of the human Race.  Ok, I will give
    you that, However, if you were to run your DNA in 23 and me DNA Ancestry kit it
    would not come back and say you’re 100 percent American, Stupid shut up.  Where you were born is not who you are you
    morons.  Anyway I digress,  I read an article the other day and I came
    across this article called Charles Barkley and the Plague of 'Unintelligent'
    Blacks.  "dirty dark secret."
    The notion that black irresponsibility is at least part of the "race
    problem" is widely shared among black America's most and prominent figures.

    12 min
  • The Batman Debate, Batman Unmasked

    Since his debut in Detective Comics

    #27 in 1939, Batman has remained one of the most iconic and enduring
    superheroes in popular culture. Over the years, various actors have donned the
    cape and cowl, bringing their unique interpretations to the character. The
    question of who is the best Batman has sparked passionate debates among fans
    and critics alike. This essay seeks to explore the merits of different actors
    who have portrayed the Dark Knight and present a nuanced perspective on the
    best Batman.

    Dishonorable mention , George Clooney,

    Val Kilmer and Robert Patterson just didn’t cut the mantel for this role.  Don’t be me wrong I love George Clooney in
    from dusk till dawn.  It was a stretch
    from his usual arrogant roles, but I liked it but….. not so much for the batman
    role, Bruce Wayne Possibly, eh but as Randy Jackson has so eloquently put it,
    That’s a no for me dog.  Val Kilmer,
    Dammit Ice you can be my wingman but his performance as the caped crusader just
    fell short of the Runway and well, Bye. 
    Lastly Robert Patterson, eh, I just didn’t feel him in the roll.  First of all Batman should be a big dude but
    he was built more like cat woman, Lo Siento Senor, No disrespect please don’t
    me, I don’t want to be a vampire.

    The question of who is the best Batman

    is a matter of personal preference, and each actor brought something unique to
    the role. Adam West's campy charm, Michael Keaton's brooding intensity,
    Christian Bale's dedication, and Ben Affleck's grizzled veteran all contributed
    to the legacy of Batman in their own ways. The best Batman ultimately depends
    on the qualities and aspects of the character that resonate most with each
    individual fan.

    Rather than seeking a definitive

    answer, it is more appropriate to celebrate the diverse interpretations of
    Batman and acknowledge the character's enduring appeal across generations and
    media. Batman's ability to adapt to different contexts and storytelling styles
    is a testament to his status as one of the greatest superheroes of all time.

    8 min
  • Joker Conversation

    In a world where chaos and complexity intertwine, there's one iconic character who has captured our imaginations like no other – the Joker. Join us on a thrilling journey through the dark and enigmatic mind of the Clown Prince of Crime in our podcast, "Unmasking the Madness: The Joker Chronicles."

    In this gripping podcast series, we delve deep into the origins, evolution, and cultural significance of one of the most notorious villains in the history of pop culture. From his first appearance in the pages of comic books to his unforgettable portrayals on the big screen, we explore the multifaceted facets of this character that have left an indelible mark on society.

    Hosted by avid Batman enthusiasts and pop culture aficionados, each episode takes you on a roller-coaster ride through the Joker's twisted psyche. We dissect his infamous schemes, analyze his complex relationship with the Dark Knight, and examine the profound impact he has had on both comics and cinema.

    "Unmasking the Madness: The Joker Chronicles" is not just for fans of the Caped Crusader; it's for anyone intrigued by the blurred lines between hero and villain, sanity and madness. As we peel back the layers of the Joker's persona, we also reflect on the broader themes of chaos, anarchy, and the nature of evil in a world that's always teetering on the edge.

    Join us as we unravel the enigma of the Joker, one laugh at a time, and discover why he continues to be an enduring symbol of unpredictability, mayhem, and the darker aspects of human nature. Tune in to "Unmasking the Madness: The Joker Chronicles" and prepare to embrace the madness that defines the world's most infamous comic book villain.

    12 min

About Bryan Matthews Unfiltered and Unapologetic

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Welcome to "Unfiltered and Unapologetic," the podcast where raw honesty meets fearless conversation. Join your hosts Bryan Matthews, as we dive headfirst into the uncharted waters of unfiltered…