0:00 [Music] Welcome to a very radical episode of the Radical Boys. Wow. >> Dad, that was a quick rebrand. Good job. >> Is that our new thing next year? >> I don't know. It's just It's just a trigger word that cuz I was going to ask like what do you guys feel like you are most radicalized in in the world? >> Oh, what? You know what that's most radicalized? That's That's funny you mentioned that because I feel like I've been trying to make change like a lot of changes in like how my content consumption and ████ >> Really? >> Yeah. Because I feel like, you know, like your algo like just kind of uh it it beats the dead horse into your head. Whatever you see, it's like, "Oh, here's more of that. Here's more of that." >> And I'm just like I started to like reflect on like does my real life truly >> um does that really represent what I run into in real life? >> And I feel like my opinions were just
0:51 getting so shaked around the content I was seeing. I'm see like races more and I'm like it it's ████ these I know these are real stats and but they're not ████ helping me and like how I see my life like I don't live this life. So then I' I've recently been like all right just ████ skip that ████ Skip that ████ It's useless info that affects you emotionally and changes how you see the world that isn't even the same world. >> I I have a perfect example for that. My friend in in Hawaii is afraid of a a Muslim takeover. And I'm like, "Yeah, dude. That's a big part of it, too." Yeah, >> we're in Hawaii. Like, there's no >> get you, dude. >> But I don't see like there's zero
1:43 Muslims. Like there's no Islamic takeover happening. And I'm sure that that's someone's actual lived experience that maybe out there, but like >> it's not our everyday. >> It doesn't help me to start hating all Muslims because of that. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. It's weird. >> Yeah. But it's not the everyday not even around. >> You're like taking on everyone's chip on their shoulder and now it's your chip. And it's like But you didn't you didn't earn that the same way they did. You didn't like gain their opinion the way they did. >> Yeah. And it's not your real truth either. >> Exactly. Like you still have a fair shot to form your opinion around what happens to you personally. And I'm like, damn, I need to like I was getting radicalized for sure. >> That's radical, dude. >> Radical, radical, radical, radical. >> Wow. Freaking good, dude. >> Cuz of Subuin and all the stuff he sends us. My algorithms are pretty crazy. Most of it is like like murders now.
2:35 >> Oh my god. >> People getting murdered. >> You sending wild stuff >> like catching like like dude, I have so much content of this. I don't know. It's it's a people catching pedophiles, you know, like >> that's the best. >> That means you're getting shocked by and you're like, "Oh my god." And then you scroll to the next one and you're scrolling to the next one. >> They catch these pedophiles and they and part of me I'm like, "How do they keep meeting up for this stuff?" Like it just blows my mind. >> Cuz they're too horny. They get >> where he jumped out the tree and jumped on the pedophile and beat him up. >> It's almost like there's an infinite amount. Like we can go catch pedophiles today and we would probably have so much fun. >> I keep saying pedophile. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. They get demonetized. >> Yeah. This is Welcome to Pat. My bad. >> Say ████ >> We need to think of a word like like >> Don't they don't they have a name? Like don't they call them PDF or something or >> Yeah, PDF. Well, it's still too close. Even saying PDF file sounds like you're saying it. >> Yeah. Just say chomos. That's what they
3:26 say in jail. >> Chomos or didds. Didders. >> They do a lot of like catching chomos. >> You're doing a rerun. Just just keep going. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And then for a while I was getting a bunch of Gaza stuff that was buming me out. >> Yeah. You get a lot of like the the um you get a lot of the videos of them like faking >> the Have you seen that? >> No. What's that one? >> They're call what are they calling it? Uh they call it like pal palwood. >> Oh yeah, I know what you're talking about. >> ████ load of that. It's like them doing fake shoots of crisis. Like they're not really starving, but then they'll just like there'll be like another guy filming from far away and they're just making all these kids act like they're starving. >> Oh, mine's real. Mine was like ████ little like dead babies and like >> pulling people out of rubble rubble like small children. >> Yeah, there's a lot of like crap. >> And then when you go down that rabbit hole, then there's a whole thing about how like Israel owns the US and you go down that and you're like
4:17 >> that's alarming. That makes me feel scared. >> Yeah. You just go too deep and you come out a worse person and I'm like why? >> Be informed but you also don't want to be pressed. >> There's a line for sure. I >> I love watching all that but I don't think it changes me. Yeah. >> You know what, Joe? I believe you. >> I knew I knew it would be against this prompt. >> Where is that stick from? >> Stick.com. >> Shut up. >> Cold steel. >> Okay. So, I I feel the same way, but like what do you personally feel like you are most radical at? >> I feel like Israel owns the US, dude. That's what I feel right now. I feel like we're ████ bro. That's what I think. >> That's a pretty rough one. >> I think I think that it's so normal to
5:08 me that it's not radical, but then when I start speaking and people look at me like I'm ████ nuts, I realize that what I'm saying is radical. But the thing is, people live in a delusional space. That that's their normal. So when they become woke or when they understand how the world is actually operating, they get shocked and then the the truth is actually the shocking information. It's not actually the normal information. Right. So what people consider is radical is actually the sometimes the truth, not the crazy stuff. >> Yeah. Yeah. Totally. >> I mean, imagine if you're talking to somebody who's very radicalized in like a political ideology and then you don't agree with them. you they're they'll accuse you of being a radicalized person. >> Yeah. >> It's it's not even necessarily like you are radicalized. It's like somebody else's
5:59 >> scope of perspective is so intense that anything outside of it >> like you're moderate but they're extreme one side so they think you're actually radical of whatever opposite they are. Exactly. I'm more so talking about like things that are just factual like things that so there's universal truth some things that people believe is >> a factual concept because the idea of you thinking something is factual is opposite of somebody else thinking the other thing is factual >> a different fact all the time is weird. >> The fact that you're like no but this is the truth is dude you're radical. I think I think the thing that that's radical enough for me is like if I see enough like videos from Toronto or Vancouver where there's like a s███████ of Indians and people are complaining and they hate it. If I walk away from that viewing session feeling more negatively about Indians, that's radical because I didn't experience that. I just watched the ████ video and it's like it's unfair for like you to like consume
6:50 content and be like, "Yeah, I lived that content." Like, no you didn't, dude. you just saw. You could see the opposite thing of that and make it look like the natives in that area are the problem to another guy's video. Like it just depends on what you see. And that's the trouble with the algo is that it's going to go, "Oh, you reacted to that. Get this." And it's going to get worse and worse and worse and before you know it, you are seeing the most racist content even possible. And it's it's like crazy to think you won't be affected by that. Like you will you eventually will see your opinion change. Especially if you like especially because I'm around someone so moderate like smack doesn't give a ████ about most of the world and so like I look even crazier where I'm like yeah but you know that it's mostly like this and she's like okay >> you want to go get >> like there's a discount at Costco on states. >> Exactly. Yeah. Because cuz it makes you feel even more ████ that like wow like my life is actually pretty good but
7:41 I'm like trying to feel oppressed based on the oppressions other people experience. And I think that's the ████ the mess up right there. It's like I don't have it that bad, but I'm like I'm angry for them, so I want to simulate that I do. It's like shut up. >> It's like having your reality and perspective swayed based on what someone else's narrative is, right? So then it's not your true reality. Like when you're walking out, your neighbors waving to you, whatever. You're not being overran by immigrants and ████ but you act as if you are tomorrow. They're going to come down to your neighborhood. For those people that believe it is what I'm saying. That's the kind of radicalization where when you're persuaded and then you act upon it, then to me I'm like, "Oh, you're weird." For me, I love to watch the content, but then like afterwards, I'm like, >> "Yeah, but that's just how the world is versus like being swayed in one
8:33 position." I think that's the thing is there's so many different ways to look at uh what's happening. But a lot of these things um depending on whose take it is, they could be really persuasive. You know what I mean? Like like let's take a controversial topic like abortion or whatever. It's hard to have a clear one moral decision because there's so many different takes and perspectives on it. >> Same with immigration, same with gun control, same with whatever. So if you have a position on either or depending on who's listening to what you say, yeah, you can be radical. Like if you're like no gun like no gun control, you're radical. If you're like no, just you know full gun control, you're radical. So at what point is the moderate? >> Yeah.
9:23 >> I think I think what he's asking is like we all know where we hold our own beliefs and I think everyone kind of has a good temperature at what the world is at. So, which one of your beliefs are that much hotter or that much colder with your own self-awareness? >> Example, >> my most radical belief is the CIA runs America. >> I agree with that. >> That's my most radical belief. >> Yeah. And piggy backing off that, my most radical belief is 9/11 never happened. >> Shut up. Do you actually think that? >> Totally. He's a bag of tricks. Bag of tricks, dude. >> ████ Jesus exchange. >> Flip the script. No, but do you actually think there's something fishy about 9/11? Even a little bit >> like an inside job. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Really? Yeah, absolutely. >> Who do you think did it? Who do you think is responsible? >> Uh, do you think it was our government?
10:13 >> I mean, okay. Are we government? >> A serious conversation right now. >> Radical thoughts. Your radical thoughts. >> A little bit uncom, dude. >> Bonos, you're next. Get your get your ready. >> That ████ was demolition. >> Building seven. >> Okay. >> All of them. Whoa. But we saw the planes. >> All three of those buildings was demolition. >> Planes hit. You're saying it was to make sure that it goes down. It's the plane plus the demolition. I think it's definitely way too What what makes you think it's demolition? Is it because of the insurance policy the owner took out? >> The insurance policy is probably the craziest one to me. >> Yeah, they took out a they put a terror clause like how many weeks before? >> I think it was like the week of >> crazy. That's crazy. Come on, dude. Are you really 24 years later? This is you finally never seen loose change before
11:03 >> cuz she's too ████ busy ████ feeding her babies and ████ >> Don't make the motion potion. >> I was like a kid. >> So, did Gio not breastfeeding the baby with both of them? >> Did it Gio did it like that? >> Tao was starring. >> Well, Tao was here. Bart was here. >> East LA cho style milking the tits. And the owner clockwork goes to his place >> every single day. >> Every ████ day. This is the only day he didn't go. >> Owner of what? >> Of the building. >> The building. >> Oh. >> And he got like a $4 billion payout. >> There's way there's way too many. Like >> there's a lot. >> I mean, you obviously can't ignore that. There's a lot of things. >> Inconsistency. >> Maybe. Maybe like literally after we're dead, the truth will come out and and that'll our kids will go, "Wow." >> So, what do you think about the the Lahina fires?
11:54 >> The which ones? >> The Lina fires. I believe those were actual fires more than 9/11 for sure. But that's also because we sat here and we looked at Tulsi Gabbert and we're like was that a conspiracy? >> I don't think they I don't think they caused it. But I think they were like certain people were thrilled it didn't get put out. >> Yeah. >> Just like Palisades and just like Aladena, >> same deal. I think there's people waiting in the wings for disasters to happen and they cash in like that. Yeah, they already know what they're going to do. >> I just got approved for low um low cut >> and Hawaiian carelessness is a thing where they're like or should we sound the alarm. Oh, let's just chill, bro. And then it's too late. >> Bad that infrastructure is very like Yeah, they you know, >> that's a story they could run with. >> Yeah, let's just It wasn't our fault. >> If you really if you really are radicalized and you think, you know, Israel run ████ I mean, and then Israel CIA and then Israel is the dancing
12:45 Israelis. You see that? Well, the Israel thing's interesting because they're not actually like denying it either. They are like you can plainly see who runs a lot of stuff. >> Yeah, it's very >> It's right there. It's right under our noses. >> There's a lot of members of like Congress and Senate. What >> we doing? >> He was doing this and I could I could say something off camera, too. >> Yeah, we'll we'll chat. All right, let's turn off the cameras and talk about
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