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The Welcome
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Welcome Welcome Welcome
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may be a surprise guest like my
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who will drop by for some unfiltered
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hoodie huddle in close and turn that
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And now let's get to know me
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a little more Or
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we delve into the life and background
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of Tyler ninja Blevins Some of you
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may know I've been grinding in the
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gaming landscape for quite some time It
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has been an absolute crazy adventure from
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Halo to h1z1 Which no is
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not a virus only the true gamers know the
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og4 night days to streaming with dre Getting
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on the cover of the sGM magazine signing
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a shoe deal with the Dita's having my
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own masterclass Being on Forbes top
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100 most influential people in 2 1 d
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22 and being 2018 streamer of the year
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It's been a whirlwind. I mean, I'm
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left blown away like how in the actual was
3:23
I able to accomplish all these things? Well
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every week I'm gonna try to make sense of it all I'm
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gonna share a little bit about the roller coaster that it
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has been getting to this Miraculous point in my career if
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you guys are listening to one of these solo episodes
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There's gonna be a little voice on the end of
3:37
the line that you're gonna hear and that is my
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boy Andre He's just gonna be here team things up
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and just really helping me transition into the podcast What
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was life before video games I Mean
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listen everyone there was no life for me before
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video games as young as I can remember remember
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I was playing video games. Now
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life before streaming was
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a little different. I had to play sports
4:07
in high school. I was on varsity soccer
4:09
since my junior year. So I was constantly
4:11
having to go to practices compete. I had
4:13
to play in leagues outside of school as
4:15
well. We had a great neighborhood. I
4:17
had amazing friends, Trish Snyder, Anthony Trenadu, Eric Nielsen,
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literally just within our cul-de-sac, not even within our
4:21
neighborhood. They were so close. They were like one
4:24
or two houses down. We were
4:26
always out. We were always doing something. We
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were playing capture the flag, just classic games.
4:30
And those games playing outside earned
4:32
me extra time to play video games inside
4:34
on the weekends and during the summer. So
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you bet your sweet Bippi, I was just
4:39
always out in about 6am, 7am.
4:41
Basically, whenever I woke up, we would just immediately
4:43
hit the streets. And
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it was all to play video games. The
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first time you got in trouble for playing too much video
4:50
games, did that happen? And do you remember what it was?
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So I have two stories about like getting in trouble for
4:54
playing a certain game. One was Legend of
4:56
La Gaia, which is literally I have a tattoo
4:58
of Vaughn, the main protagonist on my arm, the
5:01
start of my sleeve. And my mom bought me
5:03
this game. And it was rated T for teen
5:05
and I was like eight or
5:07
something. I don't remember my age. I was really young, but
5:09
not like too young. Like I was able to convince her
5:11
to let me play the game. You're not even two hours
5:14
into the game. It's an RPG. You're having two hours in
5:16
and you find this dagger, this little sword in a
5:18
chest, which increases your guys attack. That's all
5:20
it did. In this game, though, when
5:22
you battled, it actually like equipped the weapon. So your
5:24
guy actually held the knife, but he wouldn't use it,
5:26
right? It was just like an aesthetic thing. And
5:29
my mom comes in the
5:31
room and she almost like shut off the PlayStation because
5:33
she thought I was actually like using a knife to
5:36
like carve up these monsters that I was fighting. And
5:38
I had to like slow her down. I was like,
5:40
mom, I'm not sure. I'm like, mom, look,
5:43
look at it. Like calmer down.
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She was enraged. I was like, mom, look, I'm
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not even using the knife. He's still just punching.
5:49
He's just holding it. She was
5:52
like, I'm gonna keep coming in here. I'm gonna
5:54
keep checking on you. And if anything changes and
5:56
is ridiculous, you're not playing
5:58
this game anymore. moment where I
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guess I got in trouble. And then the next
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one was Halo, which started it all competitively. Halo
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one, I was like 12 years old. And
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it was rated M for mature. If you guys have played
6:10
when you're playing matchmaking and customs, you couldn't choose
6:12
between Spartan and elite, you could only play as
6:14
the Spartans, you can only play as the humans.
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So she came downstairs one day and saw that we
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were fighting one another. And she said, Absolutely not. I
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was too young. I can't be doing that. And then I
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like told her to come back downstairs one more time. And
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I showed her the campaign. And I was like, Look, I'm
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fighting aliens. I'm saving the world. I'm
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like saving the world from alien invasion. And
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did you could tell it did not go
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over her head. My mom was not naive. She
6:36
was very intelligent. She still is incredibly intelligent woman.
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And like I saw it in her eyes. She
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like rolled her eyes, lifted her eyebrows up and
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was like, Okay,
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honey, you can play and she
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knew she knew exactly what was
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happening. But I think she let me get away
6:53
with that one because she saw how much fun
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I was having with everybody. Did you ever get
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in trouble for being too loud? Because you are
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a loud person. Me too loud. I think
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I got in trouble one time. I was
7:05
very aware of my surroundings. And
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I knew that you know, when my mom was working that
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I could never ever be too loud because she worked from
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home the majority of my childhood. So it
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was probably when I was still gaming upstairs like
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right next to her office and in my dad's office.
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It was like six o'clock on like a Wednesday
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night. I just got back from soccer practice. I
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just showered and I immediately started playing Halo 2 matchmaking.
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And I just started screaming at this kid. I
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was like, you're BK, you're BK. You're so bad. You're
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BK, which stands for bad kid, which was like
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not an actual diss. But back
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then, for some reason, it triggered the shit out
7:35
of everybody. And she came in the room and was
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just like, Tyler, I cannot believe
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you are screaming. I mean, you know, it
7:41
wasn't like a crazy, super memorable moment. But
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I learned very quickly, you know, not in
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the house until I got in the basement,
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man, when I got the base into his
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game time, Rose fair play, because
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my mom and dad were usually always upstairs, not even on
7:55
the main floor. They were on the second floor. So like
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this free ran, it was pretty much free ran for Ninja's
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Hyper was born. Come on, BK. Ninja's Hyper was, I came
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out the womb. You'll, you'll, you'll, you'll.
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They were like, what is wrong with
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this child? He's shaking. We're going A.S.K.
8:09
with Ninja. What's
8:12
he gonna play? Do
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you remember your actual first video game? The game
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I remember playing, my very first memory,
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was the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Sega
8:25
Genesis, Side Scroller, and I think they actually just remade
8:27
it, by the way, and like HD. It
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was a co-op game, and I would play with my brothers all
8:33
the time. I think we only had two controllers, so
8:35
when we all three played, they would add like
8:37
a bot as your teammate, and then they would
8:39
like unplug the controller and like pretend I was
8:41
playing, which really I figured that out incredibly
8:43
quickly, but it just goes to show that my
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older brothers were dicks growing up, because
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they were jealous that I was better than them. When
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did you know you had a gift in the sense of like, holy
8:54
shit, I'm pretty good. I knew that I was better
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than everybody. I knew that it was better than everybody
8:58
else. So
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there was Kingdom Hearts fighting Sephiroth in the Coliseum. I
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was the only one in the entire neighborhood that could
9:05
beat Sephiroth in the hardest setting, which was
9:07
like really difficult. It was one of the hardest fights, honestly,
9:09
in an RPG at that time when I was young. I
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mean, Halo 1, when I was playing against my brothers and
9:14
their friends, landing, and like I would be so good that
9:16
John would have to put the controller down, we're playing capture
9:19
the flag. It was when you could actually capture the flag
9:22
and then drive in a warthog with a flag in your hands,
9:24
or a ghost for that matter. So
9:26
I would wipe him and his teammate like 100 times and
9:28
then grab the flag, and he
9:30
would put the controller down, run across the basement, and
9:32
punch me in the arm until I couldn't hold the
9:34
controller anymore. And by that time, he would have respawned
9:36
and stopped me from capturing the flag. And
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that was a moment as well, like, okay, clearly I'm good enough
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to piss my brother off to where he has
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to resort to physical violence in the real world to
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try to beat me, which I thought was funny. The
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Jess said yes to that and you had no idea? Yeah,
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my wife, Jessica Blevins, God bless her soul, love her
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very much. She received the email
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and... and said yes to me. And then
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basically it was like, hey Tyler, you're gonna be on the Masked
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Singer. I was like, excuse me. And then she showed me the
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first season and I was just like, oh my God, are you
10:08
serious? And they already said yes, they can't wait to have you.
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I was just like, are you shitting
10:12
me? I was stunned. I didn't
10:14
really think about it too much. I was like,
10:16
okay, I guess I'm doing this. And then I
10:18
got there and it was horrifying. As
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someone who's never like sang before in front of people
10:23
and then I had to perform in front of judges
10:25
and like an audience, it was terrifying. They
10:27
give you a voice coach, they go
10:29
through and they try to have you sing like a couple of notes and stuff
10:31
like that to see like kind of what your pitches are. Then
10:33
it's like the song selection. So like I wanted to pick
10:36
an emo song because I can sing a lot of really
10:38
good emo songs and I think I can hit the notes,
10:40
et cetera. A lot of practice singing those songs. But
10:42
unfortunately they encourage you heavily,
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wink, wink, to sing songs that are like more
10:48
famous and more like mainstream. If I'm sitting
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here singing a dashboard confessional song on live TV,
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instead they're like, maybe a little not sex. And that's how the
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song choice came to be and that's kind of how the process
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was. I went back, I practiced the song a little bit. I
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had to memorize it. I didn't
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think I did well. I didn't think I did well.
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I was shaking like the whole time. I
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was out of breath because I'm running around dancing on
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stage. There were like dancers and stuff. I
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had to do a dance. It was actually a lot.
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It was a lot in a short amount of time.
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It was a crazy experience. I don't regret it. I
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wouldn't do it again because I was so out of
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my comfort zone. So if another
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round up of everything
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trending in the
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digital domain. What
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are my thoughts on Twitter versus threads or X
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for those who have updated their phone? I think
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it's whatever, man. I think everyone, you know, personally,
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first off, to answer it, Twitter over threads right
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now. I mean, you can't even send DMS on
13:51
threads yet. I think threads is just so into
13:53
its baby stages. The for you page is got
13:56
a lot of work to do as well. Originally,
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I was really having a hard time. time finding
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content that I was actually interested in. I
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wasn't even seeing posts from people that I
14:04
follow, which I love on Twitter. I
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think Twitter is using a lot of the TikTok algorithm. You
14:08
know, it knows what you're looking at, it knows what you're
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hovering over and what you're spending time with and interacting with.
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I don't even use my following page on Twitter anymore. I
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only use the for you page and it's just always showing
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me stuff that I want to look at, which is great.
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Which is also one of the reasons I prefer X
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slash Twitter over threads right now. I think Elon Musk
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has done an incredible job. I don't really care what,
14:27
a lot of people are just constantly bashing
14:29
you on for all the changes that
14:31
he's making. But I do believe that I'm seeing more,
14:34
I love the notes section on Twitter, right?
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You see a lot of people trying to
14:38
spread fake news and false stories and immediately
14:40
that post will get tagged with a note,
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which will disprove it. I think that's great.
14:45
And I think that every single time that Elon
14:47
makes a change on Twitter, it trends and it
14:49
pisses people off, but the change is usually good.
14:51
And the change is almost made just
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so it does go viral and so that people
14:55
troll and joke about it. I
14:57
mean, even the transition to X, within
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a day or two, I saw hundreds of
15:03
companies jokingly rebrand with the X in it,
15:05
and it went viral and it's like, he just knows what
15:07
he's doing and he gets people to talk about the website
15:10
and it's got record high users and interactions. And
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I love it. I mean, I'm using it more than I've ever
15:14
used it. So I mean, he's doing something right. I
15:16
mean, again, like I said, it's still in its
15:18
little baby infancy stage, man. It's very
15:21
important to know who's following you that's verified. And
15:23
I think they've actually already fixed that, which is great. But it
15:25
just goes to show that again, there's still a lot of stuff
15:27
that they can, that they can
15:30
improve on. Aliens.
15:37
What is that for aliens? I mean, dude, I think
15:39
that aliens exist. Or I think that they've been here,
15:41
maybe. Do I think it's convenient that
15:43
there's no legitimate footage of anyone, anywhere in the world, other
15:46
than the government? Like what are the odds? You know what
15:48
I mean? Like the aliens come here and the first thing
15:50
they do is only communicate with the government or the government
15:52
finds them before anyone else. I just think it's ridiculous. I
15:54
think that if the UFO crashed out of the sky, I
15:56
think more people would have seen it. And actually had proper
15:58
footage that isn't like 240p. Let's
16:00
talk about the timing of it all. Nowadays,
16:03
man, I'm just very aware and I feel like
16:05
whenever the government is telling me something, it's usually
16:07
to distract you from something else. Why
16:10
tell us now that aliens exist? And
16:12
where's the proof? They bring this guy in, a quote
16:14
unquote whistleblower, who was there and telling everybody all
16:16
these things. Oh, yeah, I can't say this. I
16:18
can't say this. Well, I can't say this. Now
16:21
I can't provide you that information. I can't show
16:23
photos. I can't show video evidence, but they're real.
16:26
And we have to sit here and take it a
16:28
like they're telling the truth. B, like,
16:30
where's the concrete evidence? It's to me, it's
16:32
just noise. And there's memes around the entire
16:34
world right now, all over Twitter, Instagram, TikTok,
16:37
just like trolling how, oh,
16:39
the government is telling us there's aliens and everyone's just
16:42
like, who gives a shit? I just
16:44
don't think it's real. In order for aliens
16:46
to exist and to be on our planet. One
16:48
of two things had to have occurred. One,
16:50
they found the technology and
16:53
have been intelligent enough to create the technology to bend space
16:55
time to travel the speed of light. Or
16:57
they've been able to solve gravity and
16:59
can create a wormhole. So
17:01
they've solved the formula of gravity and they can
17:03
control it to prevent a wormhole from collapsing on
17:05
itself. So they're that intelligent. How do they
17:08
crash here on our planet? So they finally get
17:10
here, right? They travel millions of light
17:12
years away. And all of a sudden, they
17:14
crash on our planet. I just I think that's
17:16
impossible. Okay, so that one
17:18
or two, they've evolved so much in
17:20
their life that they're able to live
17:22
millions of years to travel normally through
17:24
space and then make it to our planet. In
17:26
order to do that, I mean, you're thinking of
17:29
all like the particles that are traveling thousands of
17:31
kilometers per hour in space, like they would have to
17:33
have some sort of force field technology to prevent their
17:35
spaceships from being completely torn into oblivion, you know,
17:37
throughout their entire journey, which means that there's no
17:39
way they would have been shot down when they got
17:41
here. You know, it's not like we have
17:43
force field bullets and missiles, right? So I just I
17:45
think it's all a joke. It doesn't the
17:49
state of gaming, state
17:52
of gaming, gaming, dying or rare games
17:54
just not that frequent to come across
17:56
or what's happening in the landscape of
17:59
billions. I mean, there are great games
18:01
out there already. I think that sometimes just the
18:03
noise of Battle Royale, the noise of these AAA
18:05
studios sometimes just kind of blurs out some of
18:07
the gems that are hidden. There's so many hidden
18:09
gems in the world. But no, I
18:11
think gaming is better than ever right now, man. Final
18:13
Fantasy 16 came out, that was absolutely incredible. I think
18:15
people are really starting to enjoy New World. I think
18:18
there's been some big updates there, which is an MMO.
18:20
I don't personally like it. I'm sticking with one of
18:22
my old MMOs that I play, Final Fantasy 11. You
18:25
know, I think Zelda's been killing it with some great releases too. I
18:27
mean, first of all, let's talk about Fortnite. Oh,
18:29
here we go. Did you talk about Fortnite? UEFN
18:32
coming out, man. UEFN 2, like Fortnite created
18:34
2.0, is literally the
18:36
future of gaming. And when I say that, you
18:38
just have to trust me. When
18:41
we watched Epic reveal that engine and reveal
18:43
how easy it was to kind of create
18:45
maps in their engine. I mean, dude, there's
18:47
a guy, the creator of
18:49
Fortnite only up, right? And there's another one, by
18:51
the way, another game that was incredible that came
18:53
out. You know, these games that weren't made by
18:56
these, you know, multi-billion dollar gaming companies that took
18:58
off and really became viral. There's
19:00
a creator who created only up in Fortnite. I
19:02
mean, he's making millions of dollars a month because
19:04
he has over a hundred thousand concurrent players playing
19:07
that map. And he's able to make
19:09
a million dollars a month. Fortnite
19:11
just created a multimillionaire in weeks
19:13
and months. And I
19:15
think you're going to see smaller
19:18
companies start to develop and create
19:20
their game within Fortnite. Fortnite
19:22
is going to be much more than the Battle
19:24
Royale that we all grew up with and love
19:26
over the last five to six years. It's going
19:28
to be so much more than that. It's going
19:30
to be a hub where you can play almost,
19:33
I think maybe in the next couple of years,
19:35
any game. Stay tuned, take
19:37
a shot, go into Fortnite, go
19:40
into Creative 2.0 and try to make
19:42
something magical, try to make something viral
19:45
because it literally could set you up for life. And I think
19:47
that's crazy to say. Just teach yourself Unreal
19:50
Engine, hop in Fortnite, Creative 2.0, look
19:52
up tutorials and just mess around with it. How
19:55
bad do you want it? Who's going to
19:57
carry the boats in the logs? I
20:00
need to see my thing, I'm thinking
20:03
of it From
20:07
movies to music, TV, games, memes
20:09
and more, get ready for my
20:11
best of 2023 So
20:14
far Best movie of
20:16
the year Alright,
20:19
best movie of the year Oh man, I mean it's only,
20:21
it's more like 8 months in Uh,
20:26
for me, it was the biggest two
20:28
types of movie in theaters I
20:30
mean, I'm a huge anime nerd, so Best
20:33
TV series so
20:35
far Dude, FUBAR with Arnold Schwarzenegger
20:37
I haven't even finished it, like one or
20:39
two episodes left But like, it's
20:41
kind of lighthearted and funny and I love Arnold, so
20:44
it was that one for me A Netflix Best
20:46
music of the year Best
20:48
music of the year so far It's gotta be, Suicidal
20:51
is one of the new EP's they dropped Uh, Sing
20:53
Me a Little Bye, that was in 2022 though It
20:56
was like right at the end of the year Favorite
21:00
anime so far Uh, dude, I'm on like episode
21:02
13 of Demon Slayer I think it's the end,
21:04
there might be a couple more episodes, but Demon
21:06
Slayer is just It's not fucking missing, bro, it's
21:08
so good Favorite
21:12
game Favorite video game this year, Final Fantasy 16
21:15
And it's not even close, it's actually becoming one of
21:17
my favorite Final Fantasies of all time Not
21:20
including Final Fantasy 11, the MMO Favorite
21:25
viral trend so far It'll
21:27
change if I thought about it more, but it's gotta be like
21:29
the, you know, hey, what are you doing here? He's
21:31
like, uh, who? Nothing?
21:34
Just hanging around? It's
21:37
time for this or that It's
21:46
time for this or that with Ninja A
21:49
quick fly around of questions that are always changing
21:51
and always wild This or that This
21:53
or that I'm ready, I'm ready Also
21:56
you can hear it, you're digging in FF That's someone
21:58
else clicking, that was not me Yeah, okay,
22:00
but what would a ninja only fans
22:02
look like a lot of feet pics? Solos
22:05
duos trios or squads? I'm
22:07
gonna go trios. No, I lied
22:09
duos Watching streams or watching
22:12
YouTube videos watching streams and it's not
22:14
even close YouTube twitch or kick
22:16
I Switch
22:25
right now Drake or Travis Scott
22:27
Drake I love um He's
22:29
been making music longer and his take care
22:32
album is one of the best albums all
22:34
time Drake or Travis Scott as a fortnight
22:36
teammate if I need heels Travis Scott for
22:38
Band-aids if I need Matt's drink
22:40
you to diamond play button
22:43
or ESPN magazine cover feature
22:46
ESPN magazine cover feature Personally
22:49
that did more for gaming whereas the
22:51
diamond button is just like a meeting
22:53
mass sinker or family feud family
22:55
feud Competitive eSports or
22:57
streaming content creation competitive eSports E3
23:01
2018 or free guy cameo free
23:03
guy cameo Chicago or Florida
23:06
Florida Florida or Vegas Florida
23:09
if you had to delete all the three apps
23:11
from your phone, which ones would you keep I
23:14
would keep twitch Tiktok and Twitter In
23:30
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for the love of home. AFK
24:46
man what does AFK mean? Let me tell
24:49
you what AFK means. AFK
24:51
to me is what you do
24:53
when you are away from keyboard.
24:56
The things you do to better your life and the things that
24:58
you do when you're not sitting in front of that screen. So
25:01
it can be anything man. It can be what you
25:03
do physically for your body like working out going on
25:05
walks what you're doing for your mental health getting closer
25:07
to your family getting close to your friends spending real
25:09
time away from the game. By the
25:11
way I love gaming probably more than anybody
25:14
in the world that I know like I'm
25:16
always gaming ask anyone now I'm at the
25:18
point of my life luckily where I can
25:20
focus on things away from keyboard and really
25:23
get back the relationships and moments and
25:25
time that I lost grinding to get
25:28
thrown in today. To
25:30
me that's what I have gaming means. My
25:33
favorite thing to do while I'm AFK is to
25:35
spend time with Jess spend time with friends and
25:37
that could be doing nothing could literally just be sitting
25:39
on the couch petting our dogs and relaxing or it
25:42
could be going out to a lovely dinner and just enjoying
25:44
some drinks with friends. I am
25:46
on screen my entire life and
25:49
I really want to just
25:52
not be on camera. This is
25:54
nonchalant sit back
25:57
relax listen enjoy. that
26:00
I love. I love listening to Bill Burr's audio
26:02
podcast. And I love that man, you know,
26:04
to be able to tell a story just through communicating and not
26:06
having to see the gifts. Hopefully I
26:09
can perfect it. Alright,
26:14
everyone, that'll do it for the first solo
26:16
episode of AFK. I
26:19
hope you had just as much fun as I
26:21
did diving into the world of gaming, internet shenanigans,
26:23
and all things pop culture. We're definitely
26:25
just getting started. So buckle up for a wild
26:27
ride because the madness is far from over. I'll
26:30
be back twice a week, every
26:32
week, forever. Remember,
26:35
one episode a week, I'll be taking
26:37
back with some incredible guests for insane
26:39
stories, behind-the-scenes exclusives, and maybe even
26:42
a few epic game films. And
26:44
every second episode a week, you
26:46
can join me, myself, and I,
26:48
in the solo episodes. We'll
26:50
unravel the mysteries of the day
26:52
to life on this insane planet.
26:55
From gaming to what's trending in
26:57
movies, memes, music, and more. We'll
26:59
navigate this digital jungle together. Be
27:02
sure to subscribe to catch us on all of
27:04
the podcast platforms. That includes, but it's
27:06
not limited to, Stitcher, Spotify, Apple, or
27:08
wherever you get your pods. Until
27:11
next time, stay curious. Remember, we're all
27:13
on this insane quest to figure out
27:15
life while we're AFK. See you
27:17
soon. Oh my god, I'm
27:19
getting tinged, I'm getting goosey. I'm getting
27:21
goosey over here. The
27:28
dragon, be sure
27:30
and count the blessings
27:33
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27:35
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28:14
a fast-paced world, every day
28:16
brings new challenges and new opportunities. At
28:19
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28:21
two about getting and staying ahead of
28:23
change. For over
28:25
130 years, we've been providing
28:27
students like you with innovative tools,
28:30
customized support, and an education built
28:32
to empower you. So
28:34
you can find your way forward and always
28:36
keep striving. Visit
28:38
Strayer.edu to learn more. Luxury
28:42
is meant to be livable. Discover
28:45
the new leather collection at Ashley
28:47
with premium quality leather sofas, recliners,
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28:52
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28:54
pet related mishaps come its way, The leather collection
28:56
at Ashley is made with a durability you
28:59
need for the whole family. Shop the new
29:01
leather collection at Ashley and find chairs starting
29:03
at $4.99.99 and sofas at $5.99.99. at
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29:09
for the love of home.
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