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Sep 29, 2026

PB SquamerHOST
64:34
That's what I expect now from our 2000 podcast.
PB SquamerHOST
64:36
Or like Dubstep would play and the screen would flip and it would just flash in random colors.
PB SquamerHOST
64:40
Yeah, this is what I expect now.
PB SquamerHOST
64:41
This is what I want our edits to be.
Steph WisemanGUEST
27:03
And then I saw a video of people dancing to Mode Rap Bad Kingdom DJ Cozy's remix.
Steph WisemanGUEST
27:10
And it's just got this real like womp, womp, womp, womp, which I used to like from Dubstep with these really cool kind of break beat high hats over it.
Steph WisemanGUEST
27:18
And what I saw, though, was a low roof, smoky room with like maybe 100 people a meter apart just dancing their hearts out to this.
Steph WisemanGUEST
27:27
And I was like, oh, I should look into this type of music more.
Petros PapadakisGUEST
60:36
This all sounds like reggae.
Petros PapadakisGUEST
60:37
Are two of those reggae? Well, Dubstep is definitely inspired by dub reggae, and dub reggae would just be like...
Petros PapadakisGUEST
60:46
I guess you would say like chopped and screwed reggae roots rhythms.
Petros PapadakisGUEST
60:50
And then they have a bass house, which is house tempos with rolling bass lines.
BrandonHOST
7:05
I definitely go more on the Spotify side, but there's been a few times in like the middle of my longer runs where there's like a little playlist that I want to listen in on SoundCloud.
BrandonHOST
7:18
But typically I listen to Dubstep.
BrandonHOST
7:20
Yeah.
BrandonHOST
7:20
Some like harder stuff.
Wino WillyGUEST
54:59
Can you limit yourself and do that? I think that a lot of what you, you know, the reason that people loved And this is a completely different wave.
Wino WillyGUEST
55:11
The reason that Griselda felt refreshing to people when they heard Derringer's beats is at the time that it was coming out, was right after Watch the Throne, Dubstep, the most maximal that we've ever been.
Wino WillyGUEST
55:29
Right.
Wino WillyGUEST
55:30
In, in, in, in electronic production.
Ashley BurnsHOST
11:57
And it's very eclectic.
Ashley BurnsHOST
11:58
It's like Dubstep and Taylor Swift and Chapel Roan and Barnes Courtney and all kinds of different types of music.
Ashley BurnsHOST
12:09
And I got thinking about it.
Ashley BurnsHOST
12:11
I was like, I want to have some way for him to play music because he's not at the age yet where...
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
22:40
[laughs]
Bowen YangHOST
22:40
This is, not even a so- no, A Brief Introduction on Dubstep.
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
22:45
Oh, it, wow.
Bowen YangHOST
22:45
[laughs] Night Ripper.
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
22:48
That's what it's called.
Bowen YangHOST
22:49
On Dubstep Production by Night Ripper.
Carly Rae JepsenGUEST
22:52
Okay.
Bowen YangHOST
22:52
Let's just get that out.
Tim LinetskyGUEST
2:32
So I don't know.
Tim LinetskyGUEST
2:33
Do you guys have any preference? We got Hyperpop, Dubstep, UK Garage.
Tim LinetskyGUEST
2:37
We can get into some sound design.
Tim LinetskyGUEST
2:39
What
Matt SpeerHOST
26:21
Metal, Minions,
Matt SpeerHOST
26:23
Barbie, Dubstep, Frank Sinatra, Scott, Tom Jones, 8-Bit, or Blue's Clues.
Matt SpeerHOST
26:29
Which one do you want? And if you don't pick, I will pick.
Olivia SpeerHOST
26:32
Barbie.
HuggyHOST
36:52
So that's how Dutch Bros was.
HuggyHOST
36:55
Drive through, people walking up to you, and they're all caffeinated listening to Dubstep.
NatalieHOST
36:59
Hey, what do you want to drink? Hi.
NatalieHOST
37:01
That's

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