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The Apes explain and give their thoughts on the Gamestop stock price increase fueled by r/wallstreetbets and other social media investors as hedge funds tried to short them.
In this week's episode the Apes discuss Biden's first week in office.
With Biden just a few days away from inauguration day, K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics discuss what a future under his presidency means for America moving forward.
The Capitol Hill Riots spark a Big Tech censorship wave aimed at Donald Trump and the right wing. Is this the beginning of the end for America? Then The Apes discuss whether or not the only women that feel oppressed are undesirable ones.
The Georgia Senate run-off is here, this will determine how the next 2 years of a possible Biden presidency looks like. The Apes give their take on the whole situation. Then the guys discuss the CPS Vice President's vacation scandal, was it warranted or are people exaggerating? Finally, a "Hip-Hop professor" talks about white rage in Hip-Hop. The Apes give their thoughts on those views.
2020 was a tough year but what did it tell us about where society is at? Did COVID-19, lockdowns, and politics contribute to 2020 being the year of the simp?
Congress passes a $900 billion COVID relief deal and the Apes give their take. The guys then talk about a tweet on aggressive philosophy and break it down. This sparks a conversation about whether or not our civilization is in decline. Finally, the guys break down an analysis on Wedding Crashers and how it is a toxic movie.
The Apes give their view on Jake Paul being asked if he's racist for knocking out Nate Robinson in an exhibition boxing match. Is Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome a real thing or is author Joy DeGruy perpetuating pseudo-intellectual garbage. Then the guys talk about whether or not they agree with an article on The Guardian calling Podcasts the new hub for fake news. Finally, evictions are coming back, the guys gives their thoughts on what people's outlook moving forward should be.
A Vox article titled "How Millennials Became The Burnout Generation" written by Sean Illing features author Anne Allen Petersen talking about her book by the same title. The Apes go over some of themes that could have caused this and give their take on how culture, world events, politics and individualism (or lack thereof) were main determining factors that contributed to the hardships of the millennial generation.
Time Magazine puts out an article talking about COVID-19 in the US. Should Draconian measures be taken? Then the guys talk about the COVID-19 vaccines and how it raises ethical questions on how the whole process should be handled.
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