0:00 would you know where the second largest homeless population is where where like it's it's a combination of but where I genuinely felt like I lost some brain cells right now [Music] you guys want to see a dead body yeah yeah let's see it how dead well that's a rhyme question it's alive first huh we're gonna watch somebody die because then um I mean I've seen pretty s█████ stuff is that this guy is dancing on top of an 18-wheeler oh is he doing it well yeah I need you does he does he fall off of it does he go on a bridge I need
0:50 dancers to review his dance skills before the death I got you because that's cool with you guys all right we have a bunch of dancers here let's let's figure it out ████ Steve so here we go so there's this is the guy Focus your eyes here I can't see there's the bridge Anthony oh ████ I can't see well that that was it oh oh okay I see him you guys want to cry around this way yeah crowd around oh my ████ oh my ████ of course why do they do this was this your way of trying to Guess watch senator Tammy balls
1:41 yes a new legislation yes or no did you guys vote here we go oh yeah well oh oh oh okay all right uh I'm still going doesn't see the second one oh yeah he doesn't die yeah he doesn't oh ████ he did a little ducky he's not in that video but he fell to his death afterwards wait are you if we get serious yeah they don't have the video tell me that guy fell to his death no way yeah was it uh like died on impact or died on a run over um it says that he he was filming himself dancing and then he's ducking under an overpass and then after that after he stands up continues dancing he then falls from the truck into oncoming
2:31 traffic where he is hit multiple times multiple blunt force trauma how how did he get up there in the first I mean it's not hard to get on to a truck but like what what was the previous is there a story like so they don't no they didn't they didn't do any um toxicology reports on him yet but there's obviously people are assuming that this guy was on some kind of um drug drugs will do that to you yeah but how is this dancing what do you think I'm pixelated I can't tell what he was doing how how uh maybe people were watching his life oh that didn't say that's a great question damn there's single digit numbers probably I want to hear the music that he heard I know every time I see people dancing with no music I'm like what what song He's So troubled what are you seeing yeah what song you think it is
3:21 Joe yeah usually okay usually I'm a bit racist okay if it's black votes it's hip-hop or funk music depending on the age if they're older it's funk music if they're younger it's hip-hop if it's white depending on what kind of white like it's like one is like maybe surfer rock or maybe it's psychedelic Rock You know I don't know right I mean yeah if it's Asian it's usually like ding ding ding dance you know really because that's all we got if they're old if they're old if they're old if they're young you preface this with them a little bit racist I couldn't go to like I don't know like black pink or something it had to go to ding ding ding ding ding that's if they're old they're usually listening to Chun Lee's stage there is a song that all people of all Races dance to and that is the one done
4:16 that brought the world together yeah but I did do that one if he was listening to that around a truck I would have jumped on the truck for sure that we probably would have pulled over what this was in L not in LA right this is in Houston okay this guy was was it like a social media thing that's La Behavior though he was just live um also the truck uh driver was questioned by police didn't release without charges so no he had nothing to do with it did you know over half of the homeless population is in California though half of the homeless population in America is all in California well they're smarter because it's better weather that's true way sicker out here yeah should chill out here for sure for sure it's a nice place to be that's why in Vegas they stick to the tunnels because it's like the weather is kind of wild oh yeah what isn't it also illegal in
5:07 Vegas to be like uh coffee that's why okay um do you know where the second largest homeless population is where Blair yeah like it's it's a combination of butt wear I know you don't even need to Google it I believe that I thought it was New York I genuinely felt like I lost some brain cells it probably used to be work that's what I thought I'm not sure though it's for sure in New York there's also Seattle right oh that was a question I thought you knew like you're gonna tell us that's what I thought actually yeah no no I wasn't wanting to tell us Anthony pretentious like I have the knowledge let me ask you you're one of those guys do you know who the number one dancer is in all of the world who me the leader of course it is New York New York New York Los Angeles Seattle San Jose San Francisco San Diego so New York is bigger than L.A uh the city maybe
5:58 yeah it looks like it well now if you yeah it looks like it yeah so Joe is absolutely wrong Joe's dead I said California mother ████ face Joe's right because if you add up all these California ones these are all California no that's yeah more than 77 000 that's Seattle right there wait so New York state has more homeless people than California state those are cities I think they're doing City comparison City New York City is more than LA and then California in total is more than New York got it okay I told you I told you he's right no he said Blair he said where which is the the highest this is where but where there's a ████ dude dancing on a truck and then he ████ Falls and dies like that's like some dumb ass ████ he's 25 years old oh you know what you know what's sad is like there's so many different ways to feel empathy for this but honestly I
6:50 really feel bad for like a potential innocent driver that could have been killed me too and what they had to see before like when the guy died dude I have a ████ crazy ass story with one of my homies in my crew um yeah sorry somebody died somebody died then he got really like he had a something clicked in his mind that happens to a lot of people um he was he's driving in Philly the car in front of him hit a lady that was crossing the freeway oh she bounced up and slammed into his windshield for a second oh and as soon as he saw like the blood and stuff on his windshield his brain told him that it wasn't a person like to save from the trauma like he automatically was like oh that's funny the he's like somebody spilled a jar of
7:40 jam across the windshield like it like took over and he stopped at a gas station and he like oh calmly cleaned it off and then after it was all like gone and he got home then it hit him that it was a person and he hadn't even thought of it the whole time it's like it's like a phenomenal thing that happened somebody dropped a jelly stuff dummy on my car which well there's a little eyeball in this Jello yeah it's really like what happens it's like your brain your brain will make a different story to so that you don't freak out it's like this thing that I guess it it happens like some sort of self-preservation to preserve your sanity so that you can get out of the situation so what does it mean when the opposite happens when a normal thing happens and your brain makes it dead bodies yeah I've heard the psychosis on that you're reading like Medal of Honor stories is pretty ████ wild the same way because like if you've got a medal of honor you went through some crazy ass
8:31 ████ it's like some guys are like they're with their unit and then like they reach next to them and like that used to be their buddy but now it's like their Buddy's face is like ████ puddle of goo or whatever and then they just don't even they just immediately instantly like you said don't believe it and it's just like oh my buddies everybody's somewhere else and then it's just like just rally forward right yeah until they have to process it later right fight or flight yeah it's probably why so much training goes into that like if like if you're just a regular person and you see something that you're not ready to see yeah like it's not always going to be exactly what it is I always thought it was kind of fascinating where like these guys in World War II would blow each other up and then go home and swing down like they're doing that right after they they ████ blow some ████ up dude and they just saw their buddies dead and ████ all kinds of ████ and the music
9:21 didn't even reflect that like today you'll hear it and be like yeah ████ god shot my friend All My Friends Are Dead yeah right but back then it's like we're having a gay old time don't you need to have a gay all time if you just went through some ████ maybe huh they're like I need to hear my War representing all music in all avenues yeah my grandpa didn't want to watch anything like that escapism did you guys see that new movie on Netflix All Quiet on the Western Front no it's a new movie huh one of the oldest movies ever made no the new one that just came out oh there's a new one there's a remake why would I say new one of the oldest movies ever made have you ever seen Steamboat Willie who's seeing that ████ let me just have this it's a 1930s movie they made a new
10:11 one that's what I'm saying I made a new one all right anyways ████ idiot Western Front film uh and then they just really capture uh in a really dope way I guess that dope's the wrong word um that feeling where everybody who's young wants to sign up for this war because they think that they're doing like right by the country they're being proud you know for their families you know celebrating when they're getting their uniforms and stuff like that even though the uniforms are like re-f██████ patched up from guy who just died in front of it um and then they go out there and they're singing and stuff but the second they actually get to the front lines everything gets real and then you see guys like ████ panicking they're like this is what I signed up for and it gets like super quiet and weird but um I could imagine through that kind of showing that same type of thing where you're ████ like swinging dancing you're like yeah ████
11:02 yeah we're going to war we're doing all stuff but then you get there people are getting blown up and stuff like that what a ████ huh yeah all the people that ████ die or like have to like compartmentalize that part in their head yeah you know what I mean just to carry forward and survive like that that must be the most tragic ████ you experience as a human you know I think I'd freeze dude I um you know how good World War II propaganda works I dreamed when I was about I want to say 10 years old back in 1930. no like so it worked so well that at 10 years old I wanted to be a Kamikaze fighter pilot what and do a suicide mission wow what were two ████ propaganders you watched it well so around eight or nine ish right like I think my brother and his friends got really into uh model planes like remember those yeah like
11:52 from Cars to tanks and stuff they were so fun and then um I went to my brother's friend's house and his whole room had like this Recreation of World War II where the planes were like this and he had them on fishing string like and there was a battle scene and on the bottom he had this whole ████ desk with like just the two armies fighting and I was like that's the baddest ████ I've ever seen so I started making those and then and I started reading about it and I was obsessed with World War II ████ and I identified more because with Japan like I didn't know that there was a American side with Asians fighting it I didn't know about 442nd none of that so in my mind I'm like well I'm Japanese I should be fighting for the Japanese side yeah and I learned about the kamikaze pilot and they were my age they were like 12 years old to 15 or whatever so I was like they're probably my age
12:43 and we're like the same age and I'm like oh man that'll be so cool if I could be like them and I can die and be a God you know they lost though right did you know back then because that used to piss me off when I was a kid if I was on the losing team I was like God ████ damn yeah this is this is how I was like this is how they indoctrinate kids into these crazy like extremist groups because like I was susceptible to that because I found I saw glory and dying for something and becoming like deity or something and I was like man I would I would beg my mom to buy me that ████ Kamikaze like Karate Kid thing so I could wear it around my head and she was hard and I would like pretend that I'm flying on a plane and just ████ dying that's the danger with with using an incentive that's beyond this existence because I I believe that after I did that people were gonna like go like like
13:35 glorify me and then like I'm gonna be able to be like remembered and then I'm gonna be deity yeah Legacy yeah it's just like the ████ 40 virgins after you die I do you know it's like you're 72. it's causing you to be way more detached about how you affect the world here because this isn't the ending point and you die and then there's 40 in-cell Gamers surrounding you and no Wi-fi yeah and then they're like you don't want to be with the 40 versions dude they're ████ like this one for money yeah they tell us on your dick because they've never given ad yeah they want you like all like ████ yoked out and ████ like unrealistic ████ laughs [Music]
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