0:00 This is like old school JK films. >> You think you think no one likes this? It's 56 million. That's what I'm saying. >> But you wouldn't expect me to like this ████ right? >> Uh I don't know. I kind of do. >> I think you would like this. Actually, >> this is doesn't surprise me one bit. >> Welcome. Welcome back to another episode of Careful Boys, where we have these amazing microphones that deliver nearperfect audio [laughter] just in time for us to have somebody with the greatest voice in the cast. Nick Dunn, thank you for being here with us. >> You know, I'd be mouth breathing into the mic sometimes >> and I don't even realize it. >> No way. It doesn't come out on the on the thing though. >> On the casuals, apparently someone said I did and I was like, that's probably me. >> On the casuals, they can hear somebody breathing. >> Probably me. [laughter]
0:50 probably turn off. >> Did um what I wanted to ask is cuz um I started thinking about like when I was going through like my music and my Spotify, I was thinking about are there any genres of music or artists that you actually really like that most people don't like where you're like the odd one out and you're like, "But I like this." >> Let's see. Let's see. Cuz for me, like I didn't know for a long time that um that people didn't really like electro swing. What's electro? >> I gota look. It's kind of a nerdy genre, but um but then I started hearing like uh swing dance like that. >> American Dad started making fun of it and I was like, "Oh man, really? Does it suck?" >> But you're a musician though. >> Yeah. >> Well, I like >> I would be like, "You don't know ████ You play music." >> But I mean, it doesn't mean my test my
1:41 taste is necessarily good. But I I loved Electro Swing. So like I I had the most um at least in my old iPod there was so it was like half of it was like electro swing. >> How did you fall? >> Which is crazy because there's not that much out there already. >> How did you like come across it? >> Um because like I started hearing remixes of things that I was like why does it sound like old and new? And then I just kind of looked into who they were and I'm like wait there's a whole thing. And then back when Pandora was new, I used Pandora to find more and I was like, [gasps] there's a world, but it's very nerdy. And then uh and then I found this band called uh Caravan Palace that was like they're like the absolute like gods of electro swing. And then uh I remembered like I was writing I was emailing them [laughter] because I was like, "Man, I love you guys. You're so
2:32 good." And then um and then like later on they we when we um were dancing on Quest Crew, we they had us work with them on some stuff and it was like a dream come true. >> That's dope. I had a phase growing up where my sisters were doing swing dance classes and they were and they would play the music in the house and I used to kind of secretly like it. I used to be like, "Yo, this swing ████ is fire." I [laughter] was like, "I kind of like this the big band stuff." >> Yeah. Oh, dude. Like Benny Goodman stuff is like, "Oh, >> it was fire." And I would just listen to it. I would just listen to the songs they would listen to. I'll be like, "Yo, this is ████ sick." And I would listen to it by myself. Embarrassingly, I would do it in like secrecy. >> And I'm like, I'm going to play the upright bass. [laughter] >> Fire, bro. Like, I kind of liked all that kind of genre music. And I started listening to it right now. You feel like
3:22 Ricky Ricardo. I found a generic playlist on Spotify. They don't even have graphics for it. It's so niche. They're like >> very extremely niche. >> It's dope though. I kind of like it. Have you ever got into a music genre from making fun of someone, but you ended up liking that style of music? >> Bro, that's what happened with shuffling with me and Herano. Really? Yeah. So, so me and Herano used to We used to make fun of shuffling when we first discovered it on like YouTube. Yeah. >> And then you got really good at it. >> We were Jo Every time we'd see each other, we would start doing it. We'd be like And then like it started to just get better and better. And then by the time that we were asked to like do it for real, we were like, "Oh, we just have to take away the laughing." [laughter] >> That came before the every day I'm >> shuffling for. Way before. Yeah. We were making fun of that for for a long time. >> Did that have an effect on Red making
4:13 the song? >> No, he made it completely independently of us. He had already it [laughter] I thought you were I thought you were yawning to like be mean to me. [laughter] >> You're like, "Oh." How' that make you feel? >> Is it cuz it's not really considered like a real dance style? >> Well, at the time no one knew much about it cuz it was so uh relegated to like the regions that they were doing it like Melbourne and uh and Malaysia. >> I just thought it came off of raves, right? Is that where it kind of popped off? >> Yeah. And I think a lot of people were like naturally were doing it wrong because they were just really imitating what they saw and not really like part of the culture kind of like us. And then we just like did it so much as like faciticiously and then eventually, you know, it starts to look like you're doing it on purpose. They did it to a genre called Melbourne Bounce. So the way that they shuffled was for
5:05 this really funny music. I liked Melbourne Bounce. >> Yeah. >> It was cool. Yeah. But then again, like the for I think the the thing is that it was a counterculture kind of like movement. So, you know, they're the nerds basically. They're the ones that people making fun of and then it gets really cool and then um and then yeah those people are like pissed that like oh why' you guys get to do it and we've been doing it for years getting bullied. It was like we we made it cool for you dumbass. >> Well I I I don't know if there's music that other people don't like that I listen to but I get embarrassed when I listen to it by myself. >> What? >> My earpods. >> Like what what do you listen to? I listen to like chick music and I kind of like it and I and I staring at the blank page before. >> It's the rent soundtrack, dude. >> Wait, you listen to the rent sound? Cuz I do. >> No ████ way I would do that. >> That's sad. I thought we could have
5:55 connected, man. >> First song is the best one. >> Like Ariana Grande? >> Ariana Grand is dope. >> That's chick music. >> Like modern chick music. >> Well, sometimes. >> Like do you listen to Sabrina Carpenter? >> Yeah, that's one of them that I put in. >> She's horny. Hey, Sabrina Carpenter songs are masterfully written though, dude. Dude, that's what that's what I like about them. It's like they're so catchy and like I'm like, damn, it's there's no >> They're really good. They're really good >> and she gets to her point. You know, exactly what she's saying every single time. >> Oh, you know what's another chick chick chick chick chick chick chick chick chick chick chick music music music that uh is actually really good is Olivia Rodrigo. >> Really? >> Paramore. >> Yeah, >> one of her songs. >> Oh, that's a touchy subject, too. >> Oh, is it? Is that like a controversial thing? >> I think so. Yeah, cuz it's >> Did she get in trouble for it? >> There's some scrutiny around it. Yeah. I don't know how much legal trouble >> pretty it sounds pretty ████ like close, dude. pretty it >> cuz I'm thinking about I want to do the same thing with Smashmouth. I want to do the same thing. >> Hey man, you're an allstar.
6:46 >> Yeah, I just got to figure out the words then I'm gonna switch around. But I'm going to follow the exact cable. >> What other chick music do you listen to? >> Right now it's mostly just them two. >> I think you can say Bad Bunnies ████ chick music too. >> That is true. Yeah. This episode is brought to you by Lucy the super bomb nicotine pouches. Hey, just letting you guys know I drive back and forth from LA to Vegas all the time. So, because I'm in this long road trip status all all the time, nicotine pouches are kind of my go-to. They keep me focused. They keep me awake. But Lucy Breakers are the one to go with, y'all. Let's level up your nicotine routine with Lucy. Go to lucy.co/off thererecord and use promo code off thererecord to get 20% off your first order. Lucy has a 30-day refund policy if you change your mind. Again, that's lucy.co and use code off thereord to get 20% off. Lucy products are only for adults of legal age and every order
7:37 is ageverified. Warning, this product contains nicotine and nicotine is an addictive chemical. >> Are you more like a teenage white girl or like a black diva girl? Like what kind of >> See, I like city girls. I like Meg the Stallion, too. >> I like Me the Stallion. I I like >> Okay, you're a sorority white girl. >> Like Sexy Red. >> I do like Sexy Red. >> He's a sorority white girl. also like uh I don't listen to all the time, but like when it comes >> You like Scissor though. I know you like >> I like Scissor. I've seen Scissor like three times. >> Damn. >> Really dope. Um uh who I'm thinking I'm blanking on one right now. There's one that's going to ████ blow your brains. >> Dual Lia. >> No, I don't really I don't really listen to Dual Lia. >> Carol G. >> That comes on that play. Okay. So, there's this one that's kind of obscure that Tiff got me into. No, [laughter] >> Tiff got him into Dave Matthews.
8:28 >> Have you ever heard of him? No. Her name is like her name is like young Miko or something. She's like a regatone chick. She's like this she's like this lesbian chick and >> Yeah. And we saw her in concert. We saw her at the YouTube theater or some ████ and she was dope, dude. She was actually really tight. >> Cool. That's her. >> This is total chick music. I don't know what she's saying. She's saying Spanish. >> She European or she's she's Mexican or I don't know. Actually, she might be Puerto Rican. I don't know. But she uh >> Yeah, I end up listening to this ████ bro. I I listen to a lot of girl music. >> I'm a girl music guy, dude. >> That's pretty interesting. I didn't know that. I play I listen to music according to seasons. >> Like it's Christmas, so it's all Christmas. >> Listen to Bert Ives right now. >> That's only Christmas in my car. >> Who's your Hey, who's your Who's your top Christmas jam where as soon as you play this ████ you know it's Christmas
9:18 season? >> Older Christmas classics or the newer stuff? I like the the modern hits. One that made me go, "What the f███?" was uh ████ Destiny's Child did like a Christmas one, but they tried to make it all like hood and ████ I was like, "Oh, this destroys the Christmas feeling. I don't like that one." >> You listen to the uh the In Sync Christmas album. Is it good? >> Oh, one of my favorite one of my favorite Christmas songs of all time is the Merry Christmas, Happy Holiday Song. >> You know that one? >> Happy holiday. >> That one. >> They just sound Merry Christmas. Is that one? >> That's that's one of my favorite alltime songs of Christmas. And I like the old school like the >> Oh god. Yeah. The Kuner Christmas songs. >> Is that what they call it? >> Feel the fireplace. The crackling.
10:09 >> It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. We used to do that all the time. That was our favorite, bro. >> I love those. Yeah, I like those. I even like >> I love I love Runy. My I don't know why I love the song so run Christmas and Hollis. I don't know why I love that song so much. When I was a kid, I used to listen to that song on repeat during Christmas. I love that song. So every time it comes on the radio, I'm like, "Oh, dude, it reminds me of Christmas." >> The only Christmas song I don't like is that Bruce Springsteen one. >> Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. WHEN HE'S LIKE, "SANTA CLAUS ARE COMING." >> I KIND OF like it, actually. I kind of like it. Santa Claus >> and he's like And he's like laughing. He's in pain. [laughter] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> You know why? Cuz that song is kind of fun to sing out loud in the car. >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz I could do that. I can't sing like a traditional Christmas guy.
11:00 >> Oh, I think you can. >> I can throw it away like >> I think you could do a nice bub. That's That's That's all I got. >> Oh, but Mariah Carey though, you got to have Mariah Carey play. You gota >> Yeah, that's the number one. >> I like the Chris Brown uh one too. >> Yeah, the movie This Christmas. >> Yeah. Yeah. I like that one. And I think about then I think about >> one was the original one by >> Yeah, it's it's by the one >> Don >> Don Cheeto [laughter] was his name. >> Yeah, it's the Hotel Rwanda soundtrack. [laughter] >> The finale is during Christmas. >> But I like both of them. I like both featuring Kung Fu Kenny. [laughter] >> Yeah, I love Christmas music and cuz you can only listen to one time a year. So >> that's true. Yeah, I I try to max out too. >> I go crazy on it. Mhm. >> I I have a genre that is like, "How the ████ did you land onto this?" So, like,
11:52 it's type in or take the sound off so we don't get copyright. >> All right. >> And then I just want you to watch these music videos. >> Okay. >> Go on YouTube. >> Just the music videos. >> Yeah. And then turn the sound off and then you're going to just just be like, "What the ████ is this?" All right. >> All right. Go go go to go type in Viper Productions. >> That Sorry. It sounds so weird. >> All right, click that channel. >> It already sounds crazy. >> Yo, where what country is this from? >> You got to you got to [laughter] put this. >> All right. >> Or maybe we could try to listen to a little bit. I don't know. It's like >> Which one? >> Any ████ >> I see where Joe's going with this. >> Any ████ Just pick anything. >> Is this Bosnian? >> What? What? What culture is this? [laughter] >> Serbian. >> Can you unmute it again?
12:43 This is like old school JK films. >> You think you think no one likes this? It's 56 million. That's what I'm saying. But you wouldn't expect me to like this ████ right? >> Uh, I don't know. I kind [laughter] of do. >> I think you would like this actually. >> This is doesn't surprise me one bit. >> I wouldn't expect you to devote actual time listening to this. >> Oh, bro. I ████ go hard on ████ That's That dude's name is Sandu Chiorba. I go ████ hard on this dude. He's one. He's like the Tupac of Oh, that's the Tupac. Ryan, you got to find out what country this [laughter] is. You have to figure >> What country is this, Joe? >> Type in his name and then see >> Sand. Yeah. Figure out what? Let's get to the bottom of that at least. >> They're for sure Balkan, bro. I think they're B >> Romanian. >> No, no, no. So, here's the thing. >> He's Romanian. >> Look at this guy, dude. >> I was I was dating a girl from Romania, so I wanted to learn how to speak it,
13:33 right? >> He's like, "You listen to Sandu? [laughter] How did he get his hair like this? Get this. She's Romanians are going to hate this. They're not Romanians. >> They're not. >> They're not. So, like, >> why does it say cuz the one of the best ways to learn a language is through music and entertainment, right? And what I found out is they're a part of the gypsy community. >> Oh, so the Roma. >> Honestly, I was going to make that take when I saw the first. >> Yeah. So, this is like hardcore like straight up gangster like style music. It's like gypsy anthem. >> Yeah. And then I was showing it to her and cuz the music videos are ridiculous, right? They're like over the top, super goddy, crazy ████ >> You want some Sandu wallpaper, >> dude? And then SHE GOES, "THIS IS NOT MY CULTURE. NO." AND THEN THE MORE she said no, the more I ████ went in on it and
14:24 I started liking it, dude. Like, oh, I was like, "This music makes me want to steal some ████ and ████ scam people, dude. >> This guy looks like a scammer, bro. This looks like you're in France and he's doing the ████ cup game and he's trying to like How do you even do your hair like that? >> That's what I'm saying. How do you like pre- sweat for all these photos? >> But their beats go hard, man. >> It that that felt like it was going hard. >> Fruity Loops. [laughter] It went viral. >> Shout out to Sandu. You got a big fan here. JK Joe, >> I don't know if gypsy is the right word, but like the culture is ████ sick, bro. I came in. Look at THESE GANGSTER. I DON'T WANT TO FIGHT THESE GUYS. THEY'RE ████ They'll ████ you up, dude. This is what happens when the restaurant's not open. Yo, this is kind of fire, huh? >> So, this isn't They're not laughing at this. >> This is cool, dude. Hey, when Joe was
15:16 like, "Type in Viper Productions." I was like, "All right, [laughter] dude." Dude, I was mesmerized by these music videos and I went down one by one and I started to love the music. >> Oh my god, dude. I didn't expect this at all. >> Yo, this move. [laughter] >> That's sick, dude. When the beat drops, >> chora, he's he's ████ >> I'm really happy to learn about this, dude. >> Yeah, Viper Productions. Yeah. Sand dude. >> He's the owner of Viper. He has to be the guy that owns it. He's like one of the biggest artists. >> So So Viper Productions like death row, you know, [laughter] and then >> and he's the Tupac. He's Tupac. Dandis is one of them.
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