0:00 [Music] did you guys used to download uh absolutely mp3s yeah never you never did that honestly dude i'm sorry i followed the law you're a loser dude charters the law i would go to tower records and buy an album oh you guys don't support artists no we're i paid for their concerts that's pretty we never survived we never supported what was the first app you guys used to do that kazaa napster i used limelight my very first was you go into aol chat rooms and then they give you private chat yeah and then there would be guys running bots right and i used to run boxes like yeah you could be like slack because we do you guys are all going to jail and you could do like slash search in the chat room you could be like slash say list me back for babe
0:50 uh baby bash whatever right and then and then the chat room bro the guy goes are you ████ kidding me he's like give me all the baby back you guys would give you a list of songs or whatever and be like send boys to men send whatever and then they would just start bombing that ████ in your email and then you just start downloading them i remember that that was the very first that was the very first one for me yeah because when i was running listserv what you do is you leave all these uh music files in your inbox in your actual like aol mailbox and what it is is when you run the bot people say you they get the list and they say send 116 it'll send email 116 and forward it to them so it just it just bounces ████ out and as long as the bots running your things auto email you're so ████ advanced at the time what was that what was the biggest thing though napster that was the first thing that i think was the
1:40 first biggest yeah the big one then it was like uh limewire was uh lightweight lasted a really long time because i'll light yeah because i like it and then i got a care bear or something to a guy remember the whole torrents at a time video games movies i was just acting like an angel before i definitely did it now he's like the pro i'm neo so yeah limewire did start uh may 2000 and it ended 2010 so it was up for 10 years and now it's making a comeback let's go i heard limewire but it is being resurrected under a different form it is going to become an nft marketplace wow limewire nfc marketplace i don't know it even existed is it also for pirated nf teens they're just like oh i get it right click save limewire
2:32 an amazing twist you'll be hilarious you guys remember napster yeah yeah justin timberlake was the owner of lobster yeah yeah the criminal and uh well because of the movie but then like limewire yeah yeah yeah [Laughter] remember nasa i'm like we just mentioned that like four minutes ago yeah [Laughter] i wasn't here for that conversation sorry guys live water is coming back as an nft marketplace you could buy nfts using usd and uh yeah that's gonna be their new image they're putting all the pirating behind them nft nft viruses like half of limewire back in the day oh yeah limewire did have tons of viruses so that's why i don't know if the reason but mac started getting hella popular with all my homies because you're way less likely to get yeah that's so all the videos like i'm definitely getting back next time i'm like all right bro
3:23 well mcafee was stealing money from everyone yeah yeah because most of the viruses weren't compatible with it what came in after limewire kazar yeah yeah yeah there was a lot of different and then streaming stuff i think started to pop like pandora around that similar era pandora was free it was kind of dope i remember when pandora's next level do pandora's uh song matching like with genre was so good it wasn't especially compared to now i listen to spotify now dude they still play the same song regardless of what channel you choose yeah after a while they play the same thing like oh that's crazy big sean's on again yeah yeah yeah yeah and i put more like linda ronstadt and got big sean yeah kinda pandora's still pretty good yeah i still use it you're listening to norah jones and then big sean popped out damn dude big sean's everywhere man i'm not like a business guru or nothing
4:13 but if i'm limewire which now in hindsight everyone jokes about being illegal why wouldn't you just switch your name and start a nft spot because i actually i think that using something that has notoriety regardless is stronger than starting from scratch especially in the kind of very like uh early adoption phase and it's our demographic i guess you're right our age group and that's why you're not a business guru that's why i admitted it i threw it over to anthony this guy knows how to make money i'm just following it i'm just trying to catch up limewire along with napster and all those apps those were like the people's chat back when these same people who were buying and selling nfts were kids or teens like you have fond memories like no one has bad memories of that stuff other than the virus you'd get but that's some random dick popping up some ads only metabolism still pretty good yeah the regular
5:03 person likes lamb lime one separate yeah metallica they were so it was so funny they would have like music conventions and they were so ████ against this ████ oh yeah they're so so angry they lost their street cred yeah they were trying to fight like mcdonald's and then there were also actual people that got heavily sued for downloading music and they tried to make examples out of it yeah did any of you guys get in trouble i had a friend i got a warning i remember but i think he was just straight downloaded movie after movie after that i also remember like kids in college dorms started getting hit that was my buddy because they're ip address it's like it's connected to your room so i'm like ████ this ████ t1 is fast as ████ no but i can't download anything dude we used to get letters from the charter company like the the cable uh internet company they would tell you like hey stop downloading illegal
5:54 tournaments like what are you doing i got that i got that like twice yeah what were you doing i was downloading movies i was down in like old bruce lee movies i was downloading like game of death i was downloading everything right back anything that i liked i was just trying to look forward to downloading porn because back then it was hard to stream oh yeah porn was the greatest my friend had a terabyte of porn dude back then i was like damn right back then what the ████ was that even on that's because they didn't compress well oh yeah that's true so even like one photo was like megabytes that's a good point no he just had his ████ downloading non-stop and he just had a terabyte of that ████ and i'm like why and he goes you want to borrow it i'm like yeah let me see that's why okay i remember hard drives were like this and you need the usb connector and you have to plug it in yeah electric cord two cars that's
6:46 right into the power source right that was crazy terrified yeah now it's like all in one and this one thing it's crazy sleek and ████ yeah yeah i think that's a pretty cool move for them because uh so far they're the first to do that as far as the old apps like all of them are just buried gone where yeah it would come back anyway soul seek is actually still around i don't know if you guys soul seek soul seek is just like this but it was uh it was peer-to-peer same thing it's still operating exactly the same way today never changed oh send me a link nft peer-to-peer similar concept maybe that's oh isn't it i mean nft oh for blockchain yeah it's it's like the concept oh yeah landmarks you're downloading from someone else who has it right maybe that's why they kept the names yes yeah the back end software is maybe similar true you interested absolutely you're an nft guy what do you think
7:36 i love all pirated things it's not pirated is illegal oh i'm sorry um yes interesting here's the new word for it i love all open sourced things open source i i always appreciate peer-to-peer things except uh over the uh over like some sort of centralized exchange of some sort you know what i mean because second like you put a middleman is the second the money and the fees uh get changed but every single time it's peer-to-peer it's it's the fastest it's the cheapest it's the most trusted sometimes maybe when you see when you see like another open source kinder t-shirt walking around you're like that's what i like we didn't make it someone else did it's the most trusted peer-to-peer that's why peer-to-peer makes sense because if somebody has it and they didn't get it from you they got it from somebody who got it from me it's different all right fine there's a bunch of fake kid just t-shirts all over the internet like just
8:26 really these random companies making them yeah crank them out we just we just started our season assist a couple like a couple years ago like i was getting targeted ads from fake cages merch and i was like hey is this real he was like huh is this real and then i had to like literally send it to my arlo because i was like what the ████ that's open source man that's messed up no that's that's right click save you notice that you're literally taking it's not like we put our uh our ████ ai file out there it was just their logo on like a yellow shirt which i've never seen any of them wear it was like misspelled too yeah but the idea of him looking that's what i like ah piracy ah alibaba just peered up here man [Laughter] it's so cool i will say the first song that happened though a small part of me is like oh we made it yeah yeah that's true afterwards i was like all right stop
9:18 also it doesn't look good so there's that i remember uh one time me and bart did a meet and greet on the east coast and in the audience there were these two fans that were like hey yo bar and i'm like those look those shirts look familiar and then i look close and i'm like that's our shirts but that's not ours and i was like and then when it came up i was like where did you get that like oh we didn't have time to buy your shirts and get it on time so what we did is we got the design from your website and then we printed it and then we wanted to come support oh that's kind of cute if they don't sell it i thought it was weird it is a weird vibe wait that's the first one that comes up when you search kenji's shirt is that stolen oh that but that's that's not uh that's somebody's reselling it so someone's selling it on ebay yeah reselling is fine you can't stop that yeah no that's kind of dope yeah that's fine what about
10:08 when you see yourself if they're like a manufacturer and they're like you know selling mass quantity and then it's like the ████ then that's what you really like huh that's capitalism baby this one's gotta be real the one on the top are you searching all this ████ right now no because this is a good deal it's on wish.com that's the one that's hella fake meister or not let me see this ████ hold on ████ it now you gotta send me these links and send oratee yeah i'm going to go to wish.com i'm going to buy i'm going to buy this dude [Music] buy him out anthony hey check out the new bruh what do you think
11:00 the dude at work man look at that doing business cease and desist right now this is baby ████ [Music] you
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