Grimes
Canadian singer-songwriter and record producerWikipedia
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Sep 15, 2026
Noel BrownHOST
Mm-hmm.
Noel BrownHOST
Uh, Grimes, you know, the, uh, once kind of indie, uh, electro weirdo kind of outsider artist, um, who became more and more popular with every record, uh, and then [laughs] kind of really jumped the shark by m- having a baby with Elon Musk, uh, she sold $6 million worth of NFTs, um, various kind of, uh, digital imagery kind of collages, like, that were, uh, collaborations that she did with another artist, uh, that's something called the War Nymph collection.
Noel BrownHOST
Some of it was, like, set to music, and a lot of the stuff, the, it, since it is so new, um, there are a few portals to getting the stuff where artists have, like, uh, accounts, you know, like you would on a social media platform.
Noel BrownHOST
Uh, the most popular one I think is called Nifty Gateway.
CarloHOST
Okay.
ScottHOST
Grimes? No.
ScottHOST
Who else? Name the big artists.
ScottHOST
There's guaranteed you'll pick one up.
MehreenHOST
Yeah, exactly.
MehreenHOST
Like, you know, the one, um, I think it was like Elon Musk's ex Elon Musk or some other, no, no, no, no Grimes.
MehreenHOST
Um, Grimes is a
Shiffa AsadGUEST
different topic.
Shiffa AsadGUEST
We could get into that.
LouHOST
mold impossible it feels like technology is um how's it gonna kill me just turn off my Wi-Fi no fine kill me by boredom oh honey kill me by boredom kill me by um changing my wi-fi password to um you stink one two three jordan henderson 14 exclamation mark yeah um but like guys i think it's all gonna be fine i hope so i really think it's all gonna be fine as long as we still get to go to festivals and we can still do our music careers
SueHOST
Alexa, play We Appreciate Power by Grimes.
SueHOST
That'll make the computers believe that we live it.
SueHOST
I live it.
speaker_0HOST
And it wasn't just Nine Inch Nails.
speaker_0HOST
You see their fingerprints on Marilyn Manson, Moby, all the way up to modern boundary-pushing artists like Grimes.
speaker_1HOST
The R&D lab analogy is incredibly accurate, especially when you look at the sheer volume of side projects they were running simultaneously.
speaker_0HOST
Right, the source talks about a bunch of those.
LouHOST
As long as we still get to go to festivals and we can still do our music careers.
SueHOST
Alexa, play We Appreciate Power by Grimes.
SueHOST
That'll make the computers believe that we live it.
SueHOST
I live it.
LouHOST
As long as we still get to go to festivals and, and we can still do our music careers.
SueHOST
Alexa, play We Appreciate Power by Grimes.
SueHOST
That'll, that'll, that'll make the computers believe that we live it.
SueHOST
I live it.
Ashley St. ClairGUEST
Um, and I think it's really sad to see, because Justine was a fantastic writer who still has an incredible voice.
Ashley St. ClairGUEST
Claire Grimes, a musician with a, a fantastic voice that he loves to silence.
Ashley St. ClairGUEST
And I think there's something that he gets off on that, to, to silence these people who have, uh, incredibly articulate and moving powerful voices.
Ashley St. ClairGUEST
So, uh, but no, I, the spotlight was already on me, Elon.
Alex NicholsHOST
But it's kind of good in the sense that like Elon's kids, whatever fraction of it they get, they're going to like use it for their dumb art project.
Alex NicholsHOST
They're going to take after Grimes and like make some stupid art project and it's kind of going to diffuse itself probably.
Alex NicholsHOST
Yeah.
Charles AustinHOST
Yeah, that's the thing, because there isn't that external structure that's pushing them to be the prince and saying you have to take over.
Kayce LaineGUEST
But it was like an all it was a chick trio band because I think I was trying to fight the like there's something in me I feel is always interesting.
Kayce LaineGUEST
tried to prove that I can do things on my own and I didn't need no man kind of a thing I didn't need my dad I didn't need a male producer and I think so yeah once I created a band I was like if I have a man on stage with me people are automatically going to assume that he's touched all the production and like that's and that was kind of my own projection because like I would think that you know, just like subconsciously, you know, and that's why people like Grimes, or some of these other image and heap, those are big, like influence influences for me at the time, because it was like these women who were on the production side of things and the performance side of things.
Kayce LaineGUEST
And just, you know, I wanted people to know it was me, I guess.
Kayce LaineGUEST
And there's probably more like deeper psychological things behind that.
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