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FYI - Cassadee Pope from her new album Stages.

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FYI Lyrics by Cassadee Pope:

It's been a while since I thought about you

But I'm sure you think about me all the time

Nothin' has changed from the bedroom to the pain except

You're the one who's sleepin' there tonight

While he was flyin' you to Vegas and all our favorite places

Always runnin' 'round with each other

He was sayin' that he missed me, and damn girl you look pretty

I don't think that you'd like how he was lookin' at me

He was sayin' you were casually datin'

When we ran into each other maybe once or twice

Said if he kissed me that it wouldn't be cheatin'

You can run with it, do with it whatever you like

It's just an FYI

Oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh

It's just an FYI

Oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh

Don't get me wrong I don't want him anymore

But if you're gonna flaunt I guess you had it comin'

Stepped into my place, rubbed it in my face

You can't expect me to sit back and bite my tongue

Oh darlin', I don't got a motive

I thought you should know this

You're not the only one on his mind

He was sayin' you were casually datin'

When we ran into each other maybe once or twice

Said if he kissed me that it wouldn't be cheatin'

You can run with it, do with it whatever you like

It's just an FYI

Oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh

It's just an FYI

Oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh

Sorry, I'm not sorry

It's not my problem anymore

He was sayin' you were casually datin'

When we ran into each other maybe once or twice

Said if he kissed me that it wouldn't be cheatin'

You can run with it, do with it whatever you like

It's just an FYI

Oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh

Oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh

Oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh (it's just an FYI, yeah)

Oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh

It's just an FYI

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https://www.culturestroke.com/2019/01/neon-indian-annie-music-video-reaction.html

In this episode of Culture Stroke, JT and Jeffrey react to, and comment on, the music video Annie by Neon Indian.

Jeffrey wonders what the guy was doing with the girl in the house because he is all bound up and gagged. JT says that is adult stuff. Jeffrey also wonders why they are in Seoul, Korea. JT sees a Ronald McDonald praying.

Jeffrey wonders why Host Jason Matthews sends them on to comment on 80's music videos all the time and says Jason Matthews is weird.

Jeffrey sees a skeleton playing drums. JT wonders what the phone on the wall is and how to use it. Jeffrey and JT wonder why the guy keeps talking about an answering machine. They speculate it is a machine from a long time ago to leave a message on.

JT says the guy is choking himself because he can't figure out the answering machine and how to use it. He then sees him getting made and "getting his ass kicked" by some other guys.

Jeffrey tells Annie to just pick up her iphone and call the guy. JT says maybe he doesn't have a phone and that is why he keeps trying to call her on a pay phone.

Jeffrey is amazed when the guy tries to contact Annie telepathically. They both see the guy get shot by Annie on the beach and Jeffrey says Annie used and abused the guy.

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In this episode of Culture Stroke, Host Jason Matthews releases a dedication video about his experiences in Oakland, California from 1988-1990.

Jason Matthews talks about his struggles and joys when Bryan Duncan's Strong Medicine came out.

Watch the video for a more complete description.

Jason wants to thank Scott A. for all the memories.

Lyrics below:

By your bedside I cried as I wondered

Is there really any hope?

For the suffering, the pain

The condition is the same

It's out of my control

But I'll be here

Hoping for you

I care enough to stay

Faithful everyday

Bold enough to say, "Don't be afraid!"

'Cause I believe a price was paid

And there is a medicine

(There is a medicine)

A "priceless for the worthless" trade

Trade for the medicine

Nothing is stronger, no greater the need

The only way to take this sickness away

(Take this sickness away)

'Cause I can't take it away

And I'm forced here to stare on the outside

Where nothin' ever seems to change

No miracle, no remedy, not anything

And time becomes a ball and chain

But on the inside

(On the inside)

Things can happen

(Things can happen)

In a war, we'll never see

There'll come a victory

And you can say to me, "Don't be afraid!"

'Cause I believe a price was paid

There is a medicine

(There is a medicine)

A priceless, for the worthless trade

Trade for the medicine

Nothing is stronger, no greater the need

Lord, You've gotta take this sickness away

(Take this sickness away)

'Cause I can't take it away

Oh!

I believe a price was paid

There is a medicine

(There is a medicine)

A priceless, for the worthless trade

Trade for the medicine

(Trade for the medicine)

Nothing is stronger, no greater the need

And Lord, You've gotta take this sickness away

(Take this sickness

Oh, I believe a price was paid)

I believe!

(There is a medicine)

A priceless, for the worthless trade

Trade for the medicine

(Oh, I believe a price was paid)

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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.

See show notes and extra content at:

https://www.culturestroke.com/2019/02/foster-people-best-friend-commentary.html

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.

See show notes and extra content at:

https://www.culturestroke.com/2019/01/foster-people-best-friend-commentary.html

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.

See show notes and extra content at:

https://www.culturestroke.com/2019/01/spiral-dynamics-stage-teal-border-wall.html

In this episode, Host Jason Matthews "invites" Hal from the Andromeda galaxy to come on and give the solution he has for the US, Mexico border wall controversy.

Hal says he is from the Booteans race and they have been watching the human race for quite some time. He says they seeded the human race millions of years ago and they are not happy with the recent turn of events.

Hal says he conferred with Yoda and the Jedi High Council on how to deal with this issue. He also says the human race is an embarrassment to the tune of the Klingon's. Additionally, he says they have been complying with the Prime Directive of non interference until now.

Hal says he has obtained the services of Darth Vader to employ the Death Star. He will direct Darth Vader to power up the Death Star on February 1st, 2019 at 3pm PST and direct a high power beam to Earth. The beam will create a chasm on the border between the US and Mexico, along the border which will be impenetrable.

Hal further states his race will continue to watch the human race with the assistance of the Grey's. They will continue to abduct humans in their sleep for monitoring of the situation. He also says if they have to come back, they will employ the use of the Mexican mother flying chancla as discipline for Mexicans. He says for Americans, they will use an extended time out as the use of force in the United States is illegal.

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https://www.culturestroke.com/2019/01/spiral-dynamics-stage-coral-border-wall.html

In this episode of Culture Stroke, Wall-E, a half human, half cyborg is invited onto the show by Host Jason Matthews.

Wall-E says he was developed with technology obtained from the UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico. It says Dr. Jensen developed him and his cohorts in Area 51 where they have been living for the last 40 years. It says they disposed of Dr. Jensen because they have no need for him any longer.

Wall-E states they have been in contact with President Trump and they will be taking over the border wall dilemma. They claim to have a solution. It says after watching Star Trek and the Terminator series, they plan to take a road trip down to the US, Mexico border like Arnold Schwarzenegger did in Terminator.

Once down at the border they plan to line up, robotic arm, to robotic arm and great migrants from Mexico with food and water. Once they gain their trust and shake hands they will reprogram the migrants with the mind of a typical 25 year old American female.

They will then send the migrants back to their communities to utter typical phrases of an American 25 year old female. It states upon hearing this, the Mexican people will be in disgust and will no longer wish to migrate to the United States.

Wall-E further states President Donald Trump is now under their control and will be reelected to serve their purposes. It says this is all for the better good of the people and they just do not know it yet.

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https://www.culturestroke.com/2019/01/bonnie-tyler-total-eclipse-of-heart.html

In this episode of Culture Stroke, J.T. and Jeffrey comment and react to the Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart Song and Video.

Jeffrey wonders where the video is taking place and speculates it is Cinderella's castle. J.T. agrees as he sees a dove.

Jeffrey wonders if the video is from Ozzy Osborne becuase it has the moon, a dove, and candles. So he assumes it is Bark at the Moon and is waiting for heavy guitars to start playing.

Both wonder why bright lights are shining through all the windows and why there are dressed up football players inside the house. They also want to know why the kids are being so messy with the food on the table.

Jeffrey and J.T. notice and wonder why lights are coming from the eyes of the kids. J.T. offers they may be aliens.

At the end of the video both notice the lady is a teacher but is left by the students at the end and is all alone.

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In this episode of Culture Stroke, Host Jason Matthews gives his take on the US - Mexico Border Wall dilemma.

Jason Matthews says we cannot look at this issue with a black and white solution. He gives his take from a Spiral Dynamics Stage Yellow perceptive.

Matthews says the border wall will not work for a variety of reasons including corrupt Border Patrol Agents, tunneling under the wall, and the money behind the cartels. He also acknowledges we cannot let everyone in or continue on the course we are on.

Matthews throws out the idea of talking directly to the migrants and asking them what their exact motivation is for coming to the United States. Once he has that information, a course of action could be formalized. However, he says it make take a multi stage approach.

Matthews says the only way a solution will work is if we tackle the issue from many angles and with accurate information.