Oct 10, 2026 · 59 min · 11 segments
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But I got a good show for you guys today because I wanna walk through some of the most jaw-dropping, gobsmacking incidents from this past week, both foreign and abroad.
Before I do so, I like beginning every one of my episodes with a little bit of art, a little bit of value, And so I'm going to show you a relic.
Rest in peace, Mac Miller.
Let's watch this together.
And when I show you guys stuff, don't just, don't just hear it.
Don't just listen to it.
I want you to hear it.
You got to really listen to this stuff and feel it.
So Gone too soon, brother.
If you
guys haven't seen this whole thing, I ain't asking why no more.
You know I take it if it's mine, I don't stay inside the lines.
A true artist.
Yeah, I know what's behind that though.
You could see the pain in his eyes seeing his affect.
I'm not going to let the full thing play, but guys, I try sharing these things to you because I want you, I want to put you guys on game.
And Mac Miller, now, you know, you hear this in parlance and nomenclature in the free marketplace of ideas of this person's an artist.
And I guess being raised in Americana education, you tend to think of the Rothko's and the Monet's and Manet's and Van Gogh's and Basquiat's if you want to be more modern or Pollock's There's almost this psyop, and it's not deliberate, but almost this tendency to think of artists as belonging to the past, not right here in front of us.
And then you realize that once they're gone.
Mac Miller was a true artist.
And I wasn't the biggest Mac Miller stan, but I went back after he passed away.
God bless and rest in peace to him and condolences to his family.
But I got a good show for you guys today because I wanna walk through some of the most jaw-dropping, gobsmacking incidents from this past week, both foreign and abroad.
Before I do so, I like beginning every one of my episodes with a little bit of art, a little bit of value, And so I'm going to show you a relic.
Rest in peace, Mac Miller.
Let's watch this together.
And when I show you guys stuff, don't just, don't just hear it.
Don't just listen to it.
I want you to hear it.
You got to really listen to this stuff and feel it.
So Gone too soon, brother.
If you
guys haven't seen this whole thing, I ain't asking why no more.
You know I take it if it's mine, I don't stay inside the lines.
A true artist.
Yeah, I know what's behind that though.
You could see the pain in his eyes seeing his affect.
I'm not going to let the full thing play, but guys, I try sharing these things to you because I want you, I want to put you guys on game.
And Mac Miller, now, you know, you hear this in parlance and nomenclature in the free marketplace of ideas of this person's an artist.
And I guess being raised in Americana education, you tend to think of the Rothko's and the Monet's and Manet's and Van Gogh's and Basquiat's if you want to be more modern or Pollock's There's almost this psyop, and it's not deliberate, but almost this tendency to think of artists as belonging to the past, not right here in front of us.
And then you realize that once they're gone.
Mac Miller was a true artist.
And I wasn't the biggest Mac Miller stan, but I went back after he passed away.
God bless and rest in peace to him and condolences to his family.
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