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Insane energy on this one ngl. Talking about things that I find unsettling about contemporary culture. Gets existential, gets petty. Get in.
Technically I put them into tiers. Also I really run out of steam the last 15 minutes. I'm a parent with a full time job, IM SORRY.
Talking about my experience opening for Chris Redd in Seattle this past weekend as well as how I got to where I am in my stand up journey today.
Then I have my good friend Xai on to catch up and talk about a myriad of things from politics to Atlanta hip hop. Thanks for flying with us.
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Lotta lore in this one. If you ever wanna talk sobriety dm me <3
Hip Hop can't crack the top 40 and only I truly understand why.
1:40 koreans are the new black people
6:10 drake is the most important artist of this generation
14:57 hip hop is stagnant
24:56 the decline of atlanta
43:50 deaths of xoxtentacion, juice wrid, pop smoke & lil peep
1:04:28 diddy, drake & kanye
1:06:41 raps not fun anymore
1:09:33 white people wanna be white again
1:12:30 in conclusion: it's fine
At one point I reference Thomas Rhett as a country musician who sounded like Drake but I was thinking of Sam Hunt. Idk if that's even correct I shouldn't have spoken about Country music, I'm sorry.
My new pal Abi came over to talk about Taylor Swift and we didn't get to her until an hour in. A classic "conversation".
0:00 journalism school
4:30 Taking a soul work class
13:45 Make an argument for theatre
27:30 Talking Musicals
34:58 an argument for standup
48:41 Maga Reposting my jokes
53:00 The south is actually amazing
58:18 Discovering pop music through Taylor Swift
1:20:40 Taylor vs Olivia
I also talk about Sora roughly 50 minutes in, idk it's 3am I'm not fully present for writing this caption I won't hold you.
From the publisher's feed
Comedian and host Creme Brulee actively trying to figure out what their podcast is gonna be.