In this Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty, Ian, and Cowboy Burt dive into one of the most ridiculous tabloid angles yet: a story claiming Meghan Markle is “depressed over being a baby.” With his trademark starshine delivery, Sulty unpacks how, for him, being a baby was depressing too, but he insists Magan is a big girl now and she needs to put her "baby days" behind her. 

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In this episode of G Block Show – Side Tracks, Very Sulty drops the cultural commentary for a moment and simply does what he was born to do: tell jokes the Sulty way. With his trademark dry delivery, unexpected twists, and that sly, slow‑burn timing, Sulty rolls out a string of jokes that somehow manage to be both ridiculous and weirdly insightful. Cowboy Burt hangs on for the ride as Sulty proves that even when he’s not dissecting society, he can still crack you up just by being himself. It’s loose, it’s playful, and it’s classic G‑Block.

If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

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In this episode of G Block Show – Side Tracks, Very Sulty dives into a social mystery he’s been quietly observing for years: why so many successful men sit with their legs crossed in a way that seems… anatomically optimistic. With his trademark blend of wry wit and fearless honesty, Sulty wonders why & frankly how these men manage that feminine, knee‑over‑knee pose with no apparent concern for the delicate realities involved. It’s another remarkable Very Sulty observation that has him asking, "Am I the only one noticing this ball crunching curiosity?" 

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This is episode 6 of G Block Show - Side Tracks. Very Sulty's word and joke of the day. 

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In this episode of G Block Show – Side Tracks, Very Sulty, Ian, and Cowboy Burt revisit one of the most iconic images of the 1970s: the legendary Farrah Fawcett poster that hung on the bedroom walls of nearly every teenage boy in America. Sulty bemuses over how this single photograph became a national obsession — the hair, the smile, the sun‑drenched California glow — and how it managed to become a rite of passage for nearly every teenage boy at the time. 

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In this episode of G Block Show – Side Tracks, Very Sulty, Ian, and Cowboy Burt tackle a universal public‑meltdown mystery: why small children always seem to lose their minds the moment they reach the store checkout lane. With goodies lining both sides and parents just trying to survive the final stretch, Sulty points out the chaos everyone silently endures — the crying, the screaming, the grabbing, the sheer determination theatrics. As usual, Sulty's analytical perspectives turn a common grocery‑store nightmare into another sharp, laugh‑out‑loud G‑Block riff.

The term "analytical perspectives" refers to different ways of thinking about a particular subject, often influenced by personal beliefs or experiences. It involves breaking down complex information into smaller, manageable parts to understand it better. This approach allows for a deeper understanding of trends and patterns, as well as the ability to see different dimensions of a problem.

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In this episode of G Block Show – Side Tracks, Very Sulty takes aim at one of life’s great mysteries: why bagpipes only seem to show up at funerals.

With his usual stripped-down logic and unapologetic honesty, Sulty points out what everyone should be thinking — that bagpipes sound so harsh and mournful, the only place people tolerate them is at an event where no one wants to make a scene and tell the piper to stick a sock in it. Cowboy Burt & Ian chime in as the two unravel the strange tradition of pairing grief with the world’s most aggressively emotional instrument.

The term "stripped down logic" refers to a logical concept that has been reduced to its essential components, removing any unnecessary or extraneous elements. This means that the underlying principles or arguments are simplified to focus solely on the core ideas, making it easier to understand or apply. In essence, stripped-down logic aims to convey the most fundamental truths without distractions or embellishments.

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In this episode of G Block Show – Side Tracks, Very Sulty and Cowboy Burt take a playful swipe at the cultural phenomenon known as Taylor Swift. What sets Very off isn’t her fame, but her unsettling level of perfection. She looks unreal, and to Very, appears to be downright artificial. With their usual sideways logic and mischievous charm, they explore the idea that maybe Taylor Swift is a carefully engineered "hologram pop star.” 


If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

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If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

You can now watch a “puppetized” version of this and every other G Block Show episode on YouTube — all in order — at: G Block Show – In Show Order – YouTube

The topic of discussion is two of Elton John's most iconic songs. The anchor host 'Very Sulty', a former pilot and the world's funniest smartass, is, as per usual, scoring lots of points in the rich comedy "sidetrack" podcast.

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America's funniest "celebrity culture" comedy videos. Capt. Very Sulty & friends lampoon the tabloids and generate rich comedy spin-offs as they humorously pick apart our absurd reality.

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If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

You can now watch a “puppetized” version of this and every other G Block Show episode on YouTube — all in order — at: G Block Show – In Show Order – YouTube