Culture Stroke

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In this episode of Culture Stroke, Sergeant Maynard Dixon joins Host Jason Matthews to comment on funny Fail Army videos.

Maynard Dixon wonders if there is a UFO aircraft in the video and mistakes it for a raft. He also criticizes "dumb teenagers" and Millennials for doing "stupid stuff". Jason Matthews agrees if he would have engaged in such actions his parents would not be happy.

Dixon sees a man dancing in traffic and another man in a tree. He blames the current opiod crisis for their actions. He then wonders if the teenagers riding the bikes around watch the Failarmy videos. Jason says they probably did not get the memo.

Jason Matthews sees a man exercises and supposedly identifies it as Crossfit. Dixon agrees and says that is the program where people get hurt.

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In this episode of Culture Stroke, Host Jason Matthews talks about his experience with the Brickell Men's Grooming product line.

Jason Matthews gives rare, high praise to the product line. He outlines in detail the products from the product line that he uses. He also talks about the sample kit that is available for purchase.

Matthews says it is important to start early with a anti-aging routine. He says you should start in your mid 30's to early 40's otherwise you will be playing catch-up. Matthews says anti-aging was not really on his radar until recently due to good genes but he wishes he would have started earlier.

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In this series of episodes Culture Stroke released several videos about the song Sit Next to Me by Foster the People.

One of the videos is strictly a lyrics music video. Lyrics are shown over the top of the original music video by Foster the People. This is rare as most artists do not allow their music videos to be uploaded to YouTube in any shape or form. So this is one of those rare instances. Jason Matthews thanks Foster the People for the opportunity to show appreciation for the song and video.

In another video, JT and Sergeant Maynard Dixon convene to comment and react to the Sit Next to Me music video. JT likes the song and video but Maynard Dixon is skeptical as he was not impressed with the last video he reacted to which was Best Friend by Foster the People. Dixon says Foster the People put out weird and nonsensical lyrics in their songs. He also can't understand why people moving in slow motion outside of the Sacred Hearts Club makes for a music video.

Host Jason Matthews did commentary over the Foster the People, Sit Next to Me music video and talks about how well done the song is. He says he has never heard a song like this one. Matthews talks about how the song seems like it was written to be fast but they slowed it down. He also mentions what sounds like a continuous buzzing sound in the background of the original song which sounds like a binaural beat.

Culture Stroke also put out a informational, background video which provides interesting facts about Foster the People's song, Sit Next to Me and the album, Sacred Hearts Club. The video give information about how and why the song was written. It also provides insight into Mark Foster of Foster the People.

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In these episodes Host Jason Matthews created a series of videos for the song Best Friend by Foster the People.

One of the videos was created as a lyric video for the Foster the People, Best Friend song. The lyric video looks unique to other lyric videos out there.

In another video, Jason Matthews gives commentary over the song and talks about how musically complex the song is. He discusses the bass and funky guitar parts. He also talks about how the song builds over time. He says the lyrics are obscure but lyrics that make no sense, sometimes make complete sense.

In the next video Sergeant Maynard Dixon talks reacts to the Foster the People song. He says the lyrics make no sense and tries to talk out a meaning. He says the friend is homeless and lives in a salty, dry river bed. He also says his friend is a good friend because he helped him when he was hung over from a bar fight. He says he brought him soup and took care of him. Dixon says anyone could write lyrics for a song like this and put it out there as a hit for Millennials.

The last video is a Foster the People, Best Friend informational video. The video gives information on how the song and album, Supermodel was written.

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In this series of episodes Culture Stroke released several videos about the song Sit Next to Me by Foster the People.

One of the videos is strictly a lyrics music video. Lyrics are shown over the top of the original music video by Foster the People. This is rare as most artists do not allow their music videos to be uploaded to YouTube in any shape or form. So this is one of those rare instances. Jason Matthews thanks Foster the People for the opportunity to show appreciation for the song and video.

In another video, JT and Sergeant Maynard Dixon convene to comment and react to the Sit Next to Me music video. JT likes the song and video but Maynard Dixon is skeptical as he was not impressed with the last video he reacted to which was Best Friend by Foster the People. Dixon says Foster the People put out weird and nonsensical lyrics in their songs. He also can't understand why people moving in slow motion outside of the Sacred Hearts Club makes for a music video.

Host Jason Matthews did commentary over the Foster the People, Sit Next to Me music video and talks about how well done the song is. He says he has never heard a song like this one. Matthews talks about how the song seems like it was written to be fast but they slowed it down. He also mentions what sounds like a continuous buzzing sound in the background of the original song which sounds like a binaural beat.

Culture Stroke also put out a informational, background video which provides interesting facts about Foster the People's song, Sit Next to Me and the album, Sacred Hearts Club. The video give information about how and why the song was written. It also provides insight into Mark Foster of Foster the People.

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In this series of episodes Culture Stroke released several videos about the song Sit Next to Me by Foster the People.

One of the videos is strictly a lyrics music video. Lyrics are shown over the top of the original music video by Foster the People. This is rare as most artists do not allow their music videos to be uploaded to YouTube in any shape or form. So this is one of those rare instances. Jason Matthews thanks Foster the People for the opportunity to show appreciation for the song and video.

In another video, JT and Sergeant Maynard Dixon convene to comment and react to the Sit Next to Me music video. JT likes the song and video but Maynard Dixon is skeptical as he was not impressed with the last video he reacted to which was Best Friend by Foster the People. Dixon says Foster the People put out weird and nonsensical lyrics in their songs. He also can't understand why people moving in slow motion outside of the Sacred Hearts Club makes for a music video.

Host Jason Matthews did commentary over the Foster the People, Sit Next to Me music video and talks about how well done the song is. He says he has never heard a song like this one. Matthews talks about how the song seems like it was written to be fast but they slowed it down. He also mentions what sounds like a continuous buzzing sound in the background of the original song which sounds like a binaural beat.

Culture Stroke also put out a informational, background video which provides interesting facts about Foster the People's song, Sit Next to Me and the album, Sacred Hearts Club. The video give information about how and why the song was written. It also provides insight into Mark Foster of Foster the People.

See show notes and extra content at:

https://www.culturestroke.com

In these episodes Host Jason Matthews created a series of videos for the song Best Friend by Foster the People.

One of the videos was created as a lyric video for the Foster the People, Best Friend song. The lyric video looks unique to other lyric videos out there.

In another video, Jason Matthews gives commentary over the song and talks about how musically complex the song is. He discusses the bass and funky guitar parts. He also talks about how the song builds over time. He says the lyrics are obscure but lyrics that make no sense, sometimes make complete sense.

In the next video Sergeant Maynard Dixon talks reacts to the Foster the People song. He says the lyrics make no sense and tries to talk out a meaning. He says the friend is homeless and lives in a salty, dry river bed. He also says his friend is a good friend because he helped him when he was hung over from a bar fight. He says he brought him soup and took care of him. Dixon says anyone could write lyrics for a song like this and put it out there as a hit for Millennials.

The last video is a Foster the People, Best Friend informational video. The video gives information on how the song and album, Supermodel was written.

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See show notes and extra content at:

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In this series of episodes Culture Stroke released several videos about the song Sit Next to Me by Foster the People.

One of the videos is strictly a lyrics music video. Lyrics are shown over the top of the original music video by Foster the People. This is rare as most artists do not allow their music videos to be uploaded to YouTube in any shape or form. So this is one of those rare instances. Jason Matthews thanks Foster the People for the opportunity to show appreciation for the song and video.

In another video, JT and Sergeant Maynard Dixon convene to comment and react to the Sit Next to Me music video. JT likes the song and video but Maynard Dixon is skeptical as he was not impressed with the last video he reacted to which was Best Friend by Foster the People. Dixon says Foster the People put out weird and nonsensical lyrics in their songs. He also can't understand why people moving in slow motion outside of the Sacred Hearts Club makes for a music video.

Host Jason Matthews did commentary over the Foster the People, Sit Next to Me music video and talks about how well done the song is. He says he has never heard a song like this one. Matthews talks about how the song seems like it was written to be fast but they slowed it down. He also mentions what sounds like a continuous buzzing sound in the background of the original song which sounds like a binaural beat.

Culture Stroke also put out a informational, background video which provides interesting facts about Foster the People's song, Sit Next to Me and the album, Sacred Hearts Club. The video give information about how and why the song was written. It also provides insight into Mark Foster of Foster the People.

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In this episode of Culture Stroke, Host Jason Matthews talks about his experience with the Brickell Men's Grooming product line.

Jason Matthews gives rare, high praise to the product line. He outlines in detail the products from the product line that he uses. He also talks about the sample kit that is available for purchase.

Matthews says it is important to start early with a anti-aging routine. He says you should start in your mid 30's to early 40's otherwise you will be playing catch-up. Matthews says anti-aging was not really on his radar until recently due to good genes but he wishes he would have started earlier.