Hanging With Apes

In the midst of the pre-production for this episode, the Apes get a business call. Therefore, it's only right that K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics discuss the nature entrepreneurship.

The Apes dissect a tweet stating that "the idea that porn is a problem is hysterically wrong." Furthermore, the guys break down how the internet and social media have completely changed the landscape when it comes to porn. Is there a porn epidemic or is that notion ridiculous? Finally, the guys get into other ways social media can influence people.

The Jubilee YouTube channel uploads a video titled "I'm An Incel. Ask Me Anything." The Apes break down this video and share their thoughts on the ideas and beliefs shared by the Incel that was interviewed.

A Facebook debate about Bernie Sander's student debt cancellation proposal sparks a conversation between K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics. The Apes then discuss if a middle class budget can buy a new American car.

The hit TV show Rick and Morty often poses some very interesting questions about how the world and universe operate at large and in this episode of Hanging With Apes the guys discuss the concept of the world hating smart people. K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics then talk about a segment of a YouTube video featuring Grant Cardone in which he illustrates the rules that rich people play by.

The Apes break down the "OK Boomer" meme that has went viral recently. Where does it stem from and why has it hit a chord? But first the guys break down a sugar thot posting a video of herself being kissed by an older man while she looks in disgust. Then the guys give their thoughts on a teacher getting fired for beating up a student. Lastly, a video of a gay student beating up his bully goes viral and the Apes break down how people have reacted.

Famous Mexican weathercaster, Yanet Garcia, also known as the world's hottest weathergirl has a new boyfriend. The Apes analyze some of the small details they have noticed about their dynamic as a couple and how social media can tell a story. Then the guys discuss a YouTube video titled "I Owe About $90,000 in Student Loans" and what blogger, podcaster and author, Aaron Clarey, thinks about it.

Kanye West Finally releases his ninth studio album, "Jesus Is King." The album follows a Christian theme and features a significant gospel influence. Due to it's subject matter the project has people talking and some divided on whether or not he should make money pushing his faith. Then, in the spirit of Halloween, K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics give their analysis of 2015 horror film "The Witch" directed by Robert Eggers.

South Park satirizes Hollywood for their willingness to shape their content to satisfy the Chinese government. Since then, China has banned South Park from being streamed and all mentions of the show have been scrubbed from their internet. On a very similar note Lebron James echoes the same sentiments as Hollywood by condemning Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey's tweet supporting Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters. The Apes then give their take on Martin Scorsese saying that Marvel and DC films are not cinema. Francis Ford Coppola seems to be on the same boat saying Marvel movies are despicable.

The Apes analyze a WorldStar video that shows a father beating his son for dancing with a gay man. Was the dad wrong in doing what he did? Then the guys discuss 2020 presidential hopeful Beto O'Rourke's idea of stripping the tax-exempt status of churches that oppose same-sex marriage.