John Brown

Yeah, I just, it, it's just funny seeing people who don't fully understand what it's about reacting like, "Wait a minute.

Was that John Brown in a football hype video?" And the answer is yes.

Yes, [chuckles] it was.

A, a drawing of John Brown in a football hype video mixed up with Kansas, uh, juking guys.

So we'll see how that goes.

But the intensity of the, uh, rivalry is every bit as big as it ever was.

Yeah.

John Brown.

Yeah.

That's yeah.

So when the U.S. expanded, this is back in the 1860s, when the U.S. expanded into the Kansas territory.

Did he just say you all know the history of this and then he went into 1860? Y'all know John Brown.

You've heard of Wild John Brown.

Heard, yeah.

Okay.

So a bunch of pro-slavery Missourians flooded into Kansas because they wanted slavery there.

They didn't want to border a state that was anti-slavery.

So John Brown, who hated slavery— was a anti-slavery militant.

I'm going to go see that movie.

But in the UK, you might need to turn it into the legend of John Brown or something like that.

Like, Oh, this is how, Oh, I know that.

I don't know about them building the railroad.

I don't care about that.

But John Brown, I know that legend.

Sure.

I've heard of that.

This dates back to prior to the Civil War.

This dates back to John Brown.

This dates back to Quantrill's Raiders.

There was a Kansas-Missouri War.

Missouri's not going all out.

We're getting pictures of John Brown, and we're telling these 1856 stories.

It's because your 2026 ain't bright.

That's why you got to go back in time, and you got to tell these stories.

Missouri's not going all out.

We're getting pictures of John Brown, and we're telling these 1856 stories.

It's because your 2026 ain't bright.

That's why you got to go back in time, and you got to tell these stories.

That was wild.

Somebody said they're John Brown posting in the lead up to the border showdown.

Look, I'm happy for all of you college football sickos who are getting to bathe in the best rivalry that we've got around these parts.

I'm happy for everyone enjoying the long Saturdays.

Rock Chalk J-Hawk.

So for those who couldn't watch along with us, for those who didn't watch along with us, we have the University of Kansas furnishing images of the John Brown, okay, to hype up their football rivalry.

Recall, folks, John Brown is the figure, the insurrectionist figure who used violence against slavery, okay? So the symbolism here with John Brown is like considered to be, this is like, Oh, we're really worried that woke one went too far? Folks, John Brown is woke like 2.0.

John Brown is the wokest of wokes.

He's the man putting his life on the line to kill people to end slavery.

As far as I'm concerned, the universe of Canada is practically aligning itself with Hamas in this video in terms of what they're saying that they are or are not comfortable with in terms of political activity around issues of injustice.

anything else.

The replies are hilarious because they're all like Mizzou fans just being Confederates.