Settle down everyone. Keep your hands to yourself. We know you've all been camped out overnight for the same thing, and you're all gonna get it soon enough. That's right, the second part to our grandiose top ten list is here, and it's even better than the first. So listen up, and maybe one of your favorite games is on one of our lists. Enjoy folks. 

Hey guys, this is WatchMojo.com, today we'll be counting down our picks for the top ten best video games of all time. Just kidding, well not about the topic of the episode, but about the fact that we are not WatchMojo. Anyway, it's pretty straightforward, we are sharing our top ten favorite video games ever made. Tune in folks.

Welcome welcome welcome back reptiles, mammals, birds, amphibians, and all other classifications of living organisms. This week we are hitting a HUGE album for the boys, specifically Hayden, and that album is the shoegaze masterpiece Souvlaki, created by the legendary UK group known as Slowdive. I highly recommend that you all give this album a chance, and this episode, because it is truly an emotional piece of art that should be more praised than it is. So, if you think you've got what it takes, press play and we'll take you through it: song by song. You know we are your daggers, you know you are our world. 

What is the meaning of life? Is the pursuit of happiness a futile endeavor? Can anyone live forever? Is there life after death? Find out the answers to all of your most existential, burning questions in this episode of the motherf*cking Ok, Sure podcast, starring Garrett Boozer and Hayden Spees. Just kidding! Lol. But if you do tune in you can here some chatter and banter between your two favorite cohosts. Enjoy, if you dare...

What is up drama alert nation, I'm your host, Alex Garland! Just kidding, we don't have Alex Garland on the episode, and we also don't have Keemstar unfortunately. What we do have is a movie reaction and review, this time focusing on Alex Garland's latest, Men. I mentioned it in the beginning of the episode, but I'll say it here: we do discuss some sensitive topics in this episode such a sexual assault, rape, manipulation tactics, suicide, and other things that are relevant to the film. Please skip this episode if any of those things are sensitive to you specifically. If not, please listen! We also got into a little bit of politics, specifically about the connotations of this film's sociopolitical commentary, so if you don't want to hear two nineteen year-olds bicker about things like that, then skip that section or skip the episode. But hey, it's relevant to the movie so we touched on it. Also remember that what we say is spur of the moment, we record these live and don't script anything. We don't mean to offend or push away anybody because of our discussions. I am a believer in keeping things raw and as genuine as possible, so just remember, these were our opinions at the time of recording, they aren't the end all be all. So with all that said, enjoy. 

So we'll dance. And we'll sing. And hell, we might even prove a point along the way. But really, we're doing this for us... not your stupid sense of self righteousness. Welcome back to episode sixteen you little Chungus lovers. Smite part two. Strap in

Here we areeeeeee don't look awayyyyy nowwww, weee are the warriors that built this townnnnnnn. Imagine Dragons or something. Luckily we are not reviewing Imagine Dragons, but instead we'll be reviewing the classic rap-rock, electro-pop masterpiece from acclaimed emo group Twenty One Pilots. And it's a good one, since Hayden has never heard any of their music before. Check it out. We love you all.

Another week, another dollar... or something like that. This time we went to see Robert Egger's new film, The Northman. Tune in to hear our detailed breakdown of the film-- and our innermost thoughts and desires. Thank you guys for continuing to listen. We love you all..

Welcome back and welcome aboard. This week we attended the long awaited screening of Ambulance, directed by Michael f'ing Bay. In our lost first episode, we did an intense breakdown of the abysmal trailer to this movie and shared our thoughts on Hollywood as a whole, and how Michael Bay's trailer fit in to that. So, does the movie live up to the absolute shitshow that was the trailer? Or does it prove us both wrong and deliver a grandiose film experience? Only one way to find out. Enjoy.