Speaker 1: Woo woo, shake it up, just like bad medicine.
Speaker 2: Uh, actually, maybe maybe we need to play the correct song.
Speaker 1: Pleased to meet you? Who you guess my name? Dude? Okay,
Speaker 1: So here we are.
Speaker 2: And I normally don't do even this type of content
Speaker 2: like about you know, current events in that nature, but
Speaker 2: it does. It does have so many aspects to it.
Speaker 2: It's a reflection on what's wrong with our society. It's
Speaker 2: a reflection not just on mental states and emotional problems,
Speaker 2: but also shitty shitty parenting and I mean shitty parenting.
Speaker 2: And it's uh, it's not just one culture or the other. However,
Speaker 2: there is a particular culture out there that.
Speaker 1: Happens to be.
Speaker 2: What do you call it, infamously absent or just lousy
Speaker 2: and don't understand what being a father means. And that's
Speaker 2: creating generation after generation of fucking monsters. So this does
Speaker 2: all play into that. And yes it's the OVA effect
Speaker 2: apps of freaking lutely, But everybody has to take accountability
Speaker 2: for their own actions. They have to take take responsibility
Speaker 2: for their own actions. They've held accountable for their own actions.
Speaker 2: And unfortunately, this young lad here decided he was going
Speaker 2: to beat the shit out of somebody who's it wasn't really,
Speaker 2: it wasn't the guy who he had a problem with. Really,
Speaker 2: I mean, that's what he made it. He made it
Speaker 2: out to believe. He made himself out to believe that. However,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to say that.
Speaker 1: Hold on, he.
Speaker 2: Tried to convince himself that's what it was about. But
Speaker 2: we all know that's not true. We know what was
Speaker 2: really about, don't we. He Uh, he had some daddy issues.
Speaker 2: He had a concussion, he had a loss. He had
Speaker 2: not just in the ring when his first professional about
Speaker 2: not just because he had a concussion and freaking practice
Speaker 2: of all things.
Speaker 1: Shit happens when.
Speaker 2: You spar But I mean it also means he's not
Speaker 2: good at guarding and all. It could be a lot
Speaker 2: of things. You can get caught sometimes, but you're not
Speaker 2: really supposed to. That's not really supposed to happen in sparring.
Speaker 2: So what does that all point out to point to?
Speaker 2: And then when you start watching some of the interactions
Speaker 2: between him and his father and his attitude and his
Speaker 2: dad is.
Speaker 1: Just like a.
Speaker 2: If he thinks he's joking, he doesn't let his dad,
Speaker 2: his son know that he's in on the you know,
Speaker 2: so his son's not in on the joke, and even
Speaker 2: if he is in on the joke, and he's not,
Speaker 2: he doesn't appreciate it. And that built up, and he
Speaker 2: said the wrong things at the very worst time because
Speaker 2: he was, you know, classically known for that, but he
Speaker 2: said the wrong things at the very worst time, and
Speaker 2: it triggered him. It triggered his son, It triggered Raja raja.
Speaker 2: I keep on saying raha because that's how I would
Speaker 2: pronounce in h any other time. Raja, faja, the maja
Speaker 2: and the faja. We were we in fucking Uh what
Speaker 2: is this? Uh?
Speaker 1: What the hell is that? What was that? What was that?
Speaker 2: The freaking gold member dude right from Austin powers the
Speaker 2: Maja and the faja. Yeah, that's what it sounds like.
Speaker 2: All right, So I do have some updates and there's
Speaker 2: similar things that I want to go over. Then we're
Speaker 2: going to talk about nineteen thirteen and what is going
Speaker 2: on and the deep, deep, deeply rooted evil that has
Speaker 2: been controlling this country for a long time. And this
Speaker 2: is why, because people don't recognize this one thing, they
Speaker 2: don't recognize what Israel truly is, and that is not
Speaker 2: Israel where we should be focusing. Even when they're telling
Speaker 2: us not to focus on it and the Royds, they're
Speaker 2: also saying, well, you have to protect Israel, you have
Speaker 2: to do this and that. But still they were right
Speaker 2: the first time, but not in the in an honest way,
Speaker 2: it's not Israel, it's who runs us. That is. Israel
Speaker 2: is just the mirror reflecting back what is actually controlling us.
Speaker 2: Just because we don't see it here. I don't know
Speaker 2: how we don't see it. You shouldn't see it. And
Speaker 2: the lack of justice, the the de evolution of society,
Speaker 2: the erosion of family, the poisoning of everything that's food, water.
Speaker 1: And air. Do how do you not see.
Speaker 2: Your murderers murdering you? I don't get it, but it's there.
Speaker 2: So here we are, and as we go through this tonight,
Speaker 2: I want it to be clear that it is and
Speaker 2: I don't want it to be mistaken by this. I
Speaker 2: don't want people to think it's one way there the
Speaker 2: lureing Kabbala said a lot of this in motion. But
Speaker 2: this isn't the oldest of the idea system, okay, it
Speaker 2: was just another basically uh amusing of it or a
Speaker 2: reflection upon the precepts of a darker, darker, made up
Speaker 2: bullshit mask of a religion that was utilized to cover
Speaker 2: this ancient cult of human sacrifice and child murder.
Speaker 1: That was a Saturn cult. That was the Edenites.
Speaker 2: That was who Thor Adam Thor took out the leadership
Speaker 2: of five thousand years ago, the Serpent cult. It's the
Speaker 2: same peace Well, it's the same practices, it's the same sorcery,
Speaker 2: it's the same drugs, it's the same everything. And their
Speaker 2: methods and their hatred for specific things throughout history, agriculture, family,
Speaker 2: tribal relations, meaning you know, tight knit people that go
Speaker 2: beyond a family, go beyond extended family to community. They
Speaker 2: hate that because that's a strength against their strength. Nationalism
Speaker 2: or nations they hate. And what do they call?
Speaker 1: What is? What is gentile? What is? What is? It's nations?
Speaker 2: It's all right there. And we're going to get into
Speaker 2: this heavily because we need to. Okay, So here's what
Speaker 2: we're going to start with. I have some footage of
Speaker 2: Raja Raja here being uh being being on the run?
Speaker 2: You ready one?
Speaker 1: Not that one that's not him either? There he is.
Speaker 2: Hey, look some truth slipped out of this TV series
Speaker 2: Black People rounding up black people in Africa. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: And who was right behind him? Oh no, those they
Speaker 2: are depicted as Europeans in the TV show, but they
Speaker 2: were Jews.
Speaker 1: Just that we're clear.
Speaker 2: So this is uh through the rough and tumble weeds
Speaker 2: of La County and uh so that's where he got it.
Speaker 2: That's where he got the necklace. Okay, fair enough. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying it looks very similar if you see you
Speaker 2: look at that and that. So we have this here,
Speaker 2: and there's a couple other things I want to show you,
Speaker 2: not all of them, but I think the comment on
Speaker 2: this idiot here and not so much not just this
Speaker 2: guy's stupid, retarded performance on C. T. Fletcher, but this
Speaker 2: guy here on the right with the hell's a stupid name,
Speaker 2: Jesse on Fire. He's very self centered and noxious and
Speaker 2: part of a problem.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 2: He is not bright, he thinks he is. He gets
Speaker 2: multiple portions of this wrong. He turns it into a
Speaker 2: racial thing. And there are some racial aspects that this
Speaker 2: guy tries to create because he's apparently half and half.
Speaker 1: And he's like that's rue.
Speaker 2: He's like in character the whole time as a wrestler,
Speaker 2: he sounds retarded, right.
Speaker 1: But in addition to that, and I was.
Speaker 2: Listening to cancel this podcast over on Rumble earlier today
Speaker 2: and he got he brought up a bunch of good
Speaker 2: points and then he said something about I don't know
Speaker 2: a couple of things about you know, palestinianside. I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're not cool anymore, you and I. But but yeah,
Speaker 2: he had some good insights on this. And he was
Speaker 2: talking about how stupid this guy was and how he
Speaker 2: was like still in character, like as like a wrestler
Speaker 2: the whole time, because he didn't talk like this when
Speaker 2: he was at the event. And this is the guy
Speaker 2: Aj that invited Raja Raja to the event to help,
Speaker 2: you know, cross pilinate self, promote and promote him by
Speaker 2: having him on his IRL stream on kick.
Speaker 1: Kick is horrible. I will go on kick every every
Speaker 1: so often.
Speaker 2: They think it can't handle sixty frames per second, so
Speaker 2: I don't do it anymore. And I like to shoot
Speaker 2: in fifty sixty frames per second now, so I don't
Speaker 2: do it anymore. But and it's for a gaming website.
Speaker 2: How the hell do you not do sixty frames per second?
Speaker 2: It's like that doesn't make any sense. Everything gets blurry
Speaker 2: at thirty frames per second when you're doing high speed graphics,
Speaker 2: so you would need to at least at the very
Speaker 2: bare minimum to do sixty frames per second at ten ADP.
Speaker 1: But they don't even do that. They can't handle it.
Speaker 2: So now they have a bunch of irl in real
Speaker 2: life freaking thuggy nonsense on there. Sneako is on there,
Speaker 2: which I don't have a whole lot of problems with,
Speaker 2: but he's he's a douche too.
Speaker 1: I mean, let's just be honest.
Speaker 2: I like what he you know, whatever that stage argument
Speaker 2: was with with a schmoolie or if it wasn't stage
Speaker 2: or whatever. Maybe it wasn't maybe it wasn't a stage argument.
Speaker 2: But you know, he still falls under the trap of
Speaker 2: being a supporter, a bigger supportive of Israel by being
Speaker 2: a Trump supporter than he he would be if he
Speaker 2: just didn't say fuck Israel, and he's just law miicker
Speaker 2: or whatever. It doesn't matter you're you're a pro Trump Zionist,
Speaker 2: if you're a pro Trumper, No, there is no good
Speaker 2: answer because it's all bad.
Speaker 1: That's the trap.
Speaker 2: You don't just get to have that easy, easy solution
Speaker 2: of well, then I picked the other guy. You know,
Speaker 2: it's all the same thing. You don't You don't get
Speaker 2: to have a good answer because that's the that's the
Speaker 2: trap of this this culture and the society.
Speaker 1: But this guy's a douche.
Speaker 2: All I'm saying is a bunch of times he takes
Speaker 2: something out of proportion and out of context, and he
Speaker 2: doesn't even I could tell he didn't actually watch a
Speaker 2: lot of the stuff because of his conclusions that he makes.
Speaker 2: And I've noticed this and a bunch of people who
Speaker 2: have been doing this the coverage is they haven't actually
Speaker 2: taken the time to listen to and watch the shit
Speaker 2: that they're commenting on. He said he did this at
Speaker 2: four am. He jumped out of bed. He just had
Speaker 2: to do this. It was so important. And then he
Speaker 2: fucks it all up. And then he tells everybody if
Speaker 2: you don't have an IQ over blah blah blah, and
Speaker 2: you're not skilled professional, you should never open your mouth
Speaker 2: in public. This is what this asshole who has I
Speaker 2: don't know how, but four hundred and sixty five thousand
Speaker 2: followers probably started off a long time ago, back when
Speaker 2: it was easy to get followers on YouTube. I had
Speaker 2: a nothing channel that had two thousand followers on it
Speaker 2: back in twenty twelve, and all he'd had those like
Speaker 2: little flash flrame videos promoting a book that I wrote
Speaker 2: back then. So it wasn't hard or a couple, you know,
Speaker 2: like slideshow type videos from hiking and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I had like two thousand followers on that channel. It
Speaker 2: wasn't It wasn't hard to get followers before they were
Speaker 2: sold off to the to the Satan, yeah Google. So anyhow,
Speaker 2: we'll talk about that guy and then I think this
Speaker 2: might have been what I wanted to add into there,
Speaker 2: but let's counta all right, that's not the way.
Speaker 1: Let me start by reading this.
Speaker 2: Everything got okay good, I went back to where was
Speaker 2: supposed to be. So when I had every time I
Speaker 2: have to restart my computer, like all the places I
Speaker 2: sat and saved and like put it in the race
Speaker 2: spot and queued up nice, I end up having.
Speaker 1: To redo all over again. And sometimes I forget to
Speaker 1: get some of these tabs. But this one did it
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 2: So the GoFundMe first, uh first do let me just
Speaker 2: go ahead and show you that real quick right here
Speaker 2: on the top of my rumble I can everybody see this.
Speaker 2: You sure can, okay, col throw me a comment in
Speaker 2: the chat, so let me know that you're here so
Speaker 2: I know who you are. And then also how the
Speaker 2: audio sounds when I start playing these videos, because if
Speaker 2: it's terrible, I need to know, um, there's something going
Speaker 2: on with I might have to get to freaking and
Speaker 2: see that freaking plugin back in on uh on obs
Speaker 2: because I don't think it's recognizing my road caaster properly,
Speaker 2: and I think that's why it's trying to put the
Speaker 2: both tracks onto my one track, and that's why it's
Speaker 2: turning down the audio on some of these videos. Some
Speaker 2: of some of the videos just are have been posted
Speaker 2: like that and they're low shit audio quality, but other
Speaker 2: ones aren't. And I notice another thing too, I have
Speaker 2: media sources. I'm trying to pop up a media source.
Speaker 2: It's showing that I have audio on the bar, but
Speaker 2: I'm not hearing it and it's not coming across the
Speaker 2: road caster. So I can't take from my from my
Speaker 2: computer anything that I've grabbed off of it and put
Speaker 2: it in like the actual scene itself. I have to
Speaker 2: play it with a screen capture instead, because otherwise it
Speaker 2: doesn't show, it doesn't have any audio, and it's very,
Speaker 2: very irritating because that's how I was fixing it. Was
Speaker 2: going to fix its like, ah, if these audios are bad,
Speaker 2: I'll just fix it and eventually crank up the audio,
Speaker 2: save it again and render it, and then I'll play
Speaker 2: it through the show.
Speaker 1: So it has been it.
Speaker 2: Nope, didn't work out so a lot. All right, So
Speaker 2: it says, right here, let's click this real quick. Look
Speaker 2: at how Look at how much this happened so far.
Speaker 2: Every every couple hours, this thing goes up another ten
Speaker 2: grand and mister beast, as you can see right here,
Speaker 2: one of the top donors, he did ten thousand dollars
Speaker 2: I read to you yesterday. See now it's a two
Speaker 2: hundred thousand dollars goal. See how this brought this. One
Speaker 2: thing that I don't like about go fund me now
Speaker 2: is if you set your thing at fifteen thousand, they'll say, Okay,
Speaker 2: we're gonna start at two thousand. When you get close
Speaker 2: to two thousand and then we'll crank it up. So
Speaker 2: to me, that might be psychologically good because it looks
Speaker 2: like it's closer to your goal. So people to see
Speaker 2: a daunting goal may not. I don't know if that's like,
Speaker 2: if that's is that psychology?
Speaker 1: Is that how that works?
Speaker 2: Like, oh wow, twenty grand, Well, yeah, you're not gonna
Speaker 2: get there, so I'm not gonna mess with it.
Speaker 1: Is that a thing? I don't know?
Speaker 2: So you start at two, I'm like, oh, two is attainable.
Speaker 2: Here's here's ten bucks. You know, I don't know, is
Speaker 2: that is that how that works? Because to me, it
Speaker 2: seems like it's more shitty and shady to continually raise
Speaker 2: it and this is good.
Speaker 1: This is go fundme doing this.
Speaker 2: They probably already set it at like two hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty thousand or something like that, but it's only gonna
Speaker 2: incrementally go up according to whatever algorithm is controlling that
Speaker 2: would go fund me. And that's how go fund me
Speaker 2: rolls now, So when once you get to five, it'll
Speaker 2: say ninety eight. Once you get to eight, to see
Speaker 2: ninety two twelve. When you get to twelve is because
Speaker 2: I need twenty And then I think, to me, that's
Speaker 2: more shitty like that. If I was somebody coming back
Speaker 2: to this after I very fund it, you know, donated,
Speaker 2: and I see now your goals like quadruple the amount
Speaker 2: that it was when I when I donated, I'm like,
Speaker 2: this guy's a fucking asshole and it's not even their fault.
Speaker 2: It's it's go fundme. So one hundred and twenty seven
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. Yesterday when we were around here, Will were
Speaker 2: at like forty and uh so, yeah, mister Beast dropped
Speaker 2: ten k and he said that he wanted to who
Speaker 2: is it Chris Jericho. Let's go to the top donations.
Speaker 2: Let's see who is sea top. So it says Chris
Speaker 2: Jericho did twenty five hundred. I don't know who James
Speaker 2: McRae is twenty five hundred. They have both successfully spent
Speaker 2: more on stew than I did on my very first car,
Speaker 2: and probably every car that I had up until I
Speaker 2: was about twenty two. Uh, they were all two grand
Speaker 2: purchases or less.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then you see all these.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of stupid comments going around on both ends,
Speaker 2: like some some wrestlers, which you know obviously is whatever,
Speaker 2: and then also.
Speaker 1: Some of the he is a dad, so I found
Speaker 1: that out he is a father. I didn't.
Speaker 2: I don't know his mother was. His mother was in
Speaker 2: the audience that night watching her son getting pummeled which
Speaker 2: that's that can't be good, and so we'll just move
Speaker 2: on from here. Let's go to I like everything that
Speaker 2: these guys say, and it's good to hear all of it.
Speaker 2: And I don't think that the ones that I have
Speaker 2: cut up like this one, like this guy cut it
Speaker 2: up a little bit, I don't think that that one
Speaker 2: gives gives justice to what needs to be said here.
Speaker 2: So I think, as much as it below is peepe,
Speaker 2: this might not be necessary to watch this one. All right,
Speaker 2: Let's go to here. You know, maybe we should pull
Speaker 2: up what's his name? Podcast too? Here, let's do let's
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 1: Let's grab cancel.
Speaker 2: This podcast is like steal this album, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. It's like in the same type of i'd
Speaker 2: have to Oh he was only on for an hour, Okay,
Speaker 2: it'll be easier to find then. He had some good insights.
Speaker 1: I thought.
Speaker 2: I don't know where you started, but I kind of
Speaker 2: want to get to the part where the dude's sitting
Speaker 2: out the air. They are right there, right out there,
Speaker 2: all right, cool. Let me just say, come on, it
Speaker 2: has a hard time with things that are we.
Speaker 1: What do you shoot it at? Yeah? Six point five?
Speaker 1: That's not bad. It should be should be setting up easier.
Speaker 3: Live and.
Speaker 2: So this this guy lives in New York somewhere, I
Speaker 2: don't know where, but you know I'm from New York too,
Speaker 2: So there's that. Uh so let's go back to this
Speaker 2: one here. This is what these guys are saying.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he gives enough either, because I
Speaker 2: I me watching all of them. There's little details that
Speaker 2: I see in all of this and I think are important.
Speaker 2: So let's just play through this one and then we'll
Speaker 2: catch what other people think about this the same group
Speaker 2: of data points. And I think this is where like
Speaker 2: the psychological analysis of mankind and society and where the
Speaker 2: help people are at, because people who have voices. And
Speaker 2: maybe this does kind of harken back to what that
Speaker 2: guy said about Uh, it's not so much about your
Speaker 2: your intellect or your professionalism. I mean, it is about
Speaker 2: your intellect because it's like your comprehension, right, And it's
Speaker 2: also about your values, Like you don't have to be
Speaker 2: super into intelligence, be eloquent for a polite and a
Speaker 2: good public speaker. You don't have to be super genius
Speaker 2: for that, but you do have to have comprehension in
Speaker 2: some empathy. And I think that's what's the shut off
Speaker 2: point for a lot of people who are just out
Speaker 2: there for clicks and content or for whatever other cloud chasing,
Speaker 2: just their vapid existence in general. But they also and
Speaker 2: they just so happen to gravitate to social media and
Speaker 2: create videos. Some of these some of these mentalities and
Speaker 2: some of these perspectives and points of view either show
Speaker 2: ampleet and total lack of any type of life experience,
Speaker 2: like they're sheltered or they're just not men, you know,
Speaker 2: like they haven't gone through trials. They don't understand what
Speaker 2: it's you know, if a male is all things, it's
Speaker 2: not just toughness, and it's not just whatever, but it's
Speaker 2: about being a good provider, a good dad, being reliable,
Speaker 2: being responsible, being dependable, being strong for others, you know,
Speaker 2: shut pushing aside, at least to an extent, your wants
Speaker 2: and needs for other people, in doing it and doing
Speaker 2: it happily for those of you love, you know, And
Speaker 2: there's there's something that's disconnected with a lot of these
Speaker 2: great values that make up the true classic male that
Speaker 2: these other people who are commenting on some of these behaviors,
Speaker 2: don't seem to understand themselves, so I know that they
Speaker 2: don't have they lack substance of character, and their points
Speaker 2: of view are from that perspective of not really being
Speaker 2: They're not on the open up.
Speaker 1: They're not they don't have integrity. They don't have.
Speaker 2: I don't want to say undignified, but that that's probably
Speaker 2: going that to that direction.
Speaker 1: But they just don't.
Speaker 2: They lack an understanding for what's right and wrong in
Speaker 2: a sense, because you can tell that from what they
Speaker 2: defend and how they defend it that they don't even
Speaker 2: recognize or understand the psychology behind what's really going on.
Speaker 2: And that's where I want to go today with the
Speaker 2: whole sympathy for the devil, you know, sympathy for the
Speaker 2: dumb rs over here, uh, is that there's some things
Speaker 2: that I've seen through other people's clips about Rampage that
Speaker 2: show me a whole bigger picture psychologically, Like if this
Speaker 2: is a canvas, I can see more of the painting
Speaker 2: that makes up this kid's mind, but with a complete
Speaker 2: lack and understanding of restraint, because that's what being in
Speaker 2: mature her person is when you're not unhinged and unstable
Speaker 2: and easily manipulated. You know, there's something missing. There's a
Speaker 2: mechanism that's completely absent in him. And it's not just him,
Speaker 2: And this is by their dangerous as a group. And
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that they're all like that, but a
Speaker 2: lot of them also lack a proper parental male father figure,
Speaker 2: and I think that's where it all stems from.
Speaker 4: Welcome to episode thirty four of the Scaling Up.
Speaker 2: So just hold on to all that I said, because
Speaker 2: if I had seen this one earlier, like yesterday, before
Speaker 2: we started, I would have added this one yesterday. So
Speaker 2: let's just start with this. I'll skip around to try
Speaker 2: to get through it quicker. Bear with it, though, because
Speaker 2: there's a lot here that I find really important, and
Speaker 2: I think you're gonna have a whole lot of respect
Speaker 2: for the guy not in the center, because there's no
Speaker 2: center when there's four, but there's the one center left
Speaker 2: from where I'm looking. So the guy next to the
Speaker 2: guy with his hands like this, you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: they do with the mohawk, thinking I gotta drop myself
Speaker 2: off the screen real quick. I'll be right, tobacco. Just
Speaker 2: watch this for a little bit of it. Back, what
Speaker 2: the fuck this happened?
Speaker 1: Hello? Oh right, I forgot there you go.
Speaker 2: These guys all have a lot of integrity, I think,
Speaker 2: and they It was good to find this, you know.
Speaker 2: And this is one of the parts of this journey
Speaker 2: of looking this stuff up is that I'm finding that
Speaker 2: I'm enjoying the ride, you know, the adventure of it,
Speaker 2: in the sense that I'm getting exposed to other people
Speaker 2: who have values that I respect and others that I don't.
Speaker 2: And it's helping to solidify and cement the importance of
Speaker 2: the good and the epidemic of the bad. So it's
Speaker 2: kind of interesting. It's been interesting for me from a
Speaker 2: point of psychological analysis of the whole situation too.
Speaker 5: The podcast a very impromptu last second emergency episode. We've
Speaker 5: got Doug Anian here from our pred catchers. You guys
Speaker 5: might recognize them, and we actually wanted to do an.
Speaker 1: Episode, so don't let that slide by you.
Speaker 2: Just then listen to what he said because I missed
Speaker 2: it the first time from our pred capture videos. So
Speaker 2: this guy, Doug and this guy do real deal important
Speaker 2: changing the world for making it better type shit dad,
Speaker 2: type shit catching fucking predators. That's not something just a
Speaker 2: gloss over already. You gotta love the guys as respect
Speaker 2: him and in that aspect, unless they're the type that
Speaker 2: are doing the same shit and just catching other people.
Speaker 2: But I mean that's not that's not the case here.
Speaker 2: But that does happen. Like that guy that we saw
Speaker 2: that the met Laskan Avenger was talking about, the guy
Speaker 2: who wore the hat, make you know something about something
Speaker 2: about you know, child predators, blah blah blah, but it
Speaker 2: was like a maga hat. And come to find out,
Speaker 2: the kid the guy was raping one of his relatives,
Speaker 2: little girl, a little girl that was a relative of his.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pieces of shit.
Speaker 5: So where we would introduce them so you guys could
Speaker 5: kind of, you know, learn more about them. But that
Speaker 5: is not the reason we're here today. We're here today
Speaker 5: actually because Doug has been all over the news today
Speaker 5: over something that's going super viral right now, because for
Speaker 5: those of you guys that haven't heard Rajah Jackson Rampage,
Speaker 5: Jackson's son tried to kill a man yesterday and Doug
Speaker 5: was actually the one who pretty much stepped in and
Speaker 5: saved them. So we're gonna actually play a few clips
Speaker 5: first of everything that happened. It initially started with the
Speaker 5: wrestler Psycho Stu, smashing a beer can over his head,
Speaker 5: thinking that he was also a wrestler that he was
Speaker 5: there working. And then after that, Psycho Stu apologized multiple
Speaker 5: times to him, and he was told to give him
Speaker 5: a receipt, which in wrestling basically means if your hit
Speaker 5: for real, hit them back later.
Speaker 6: I'm all work out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I appreciate it.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 8: His shit.
Speaker 9: You give receipt, you nember want to receive it, give
Speaker 9: him that receive I'll tag this shit.
Speaker 4: I went out there, and then ultimately this is what happened.
Speaker 5: And the last thing I want to say for our viewers,
Speaker 5: for those of you guys that don't know, I actually
Speaker 5: trained at the same school eleven years ago, a long
Speaker 5: time ago. I know Psychostu personally, and yeah, so to
Speaker 5: get started with it, what actually happened to Stu?
Speaker 4: How bad are his injuries?
Speaker 3: Broken facial bones is from what I'm hearing, missing teeth
Speaker 3: has no recollection of what happened incoherent and then even
Speaker 3: from the people closest to it now that I'm disassociating with,
Speaker 3: they won't even put up the full story Stu's pretty
Speaker 3: fucked up. I'll put it this way. What happened yesterday
Speaker 3: is he choked on his own blood, on his own teeth.
Speaker 3: I heard, yeah, teeth and blood and he lost all
Speaker 3: of his teeth right, a lot of them. Yeah, broke
Speaker 3: in facial bones. He was out on the slam and
Speaker 3: then the guy had made contact multiple times. I remember
Speaker 3: seeing that kind of be in his shock, and then
Speaker 3: I just went side of that running in. There was
Speaker 3: other people that could have got involved that I made
Speaker 3: that contact with, but they just stayed by the stage.
Speaker 3: Let me put it this way, I'm sorry to stew
Speaker 3: that the people that said that they were your friends
Speaker 3: let this happen.
Speaker 5: So how did you end up being involved? Because from
Speaker 5: what I understand, you weren't part of that match, that segment.
Speaker 5: How did you end up out there in the middle
Speaker 5: of the ring during this match.
Speaker 3: I just got done with my match, I was blown up,
Speaker 3: took the heat. Did the shit that I get a
Speaker 3: whisper by somebody? Hey something it's not right. I might
Speaker 3: need you to go out there and check a scenario.
Speaker 3: This guy's going to do a spot. When does the
Speaker 3: spot happen? Oh, we'll let you know we'll let you know. Well,
Speaker 3: you want to let me know, but like you're not
Speaker 3: telling me when the Q is, when is the spot's
Speaker 3: supposed to happen. You're just gonna let me know just
Speaker 3: in case. So I'm stuck waiting for this queue. I
Speaker 3: walk out to somebody with the radio. I said, hey,
Speaker 3: talk to the back. When do you guys want me
Speaker 3: to go? What's happening? I was informed about the beer
Speaker 3: k incident. Actually shortly before that. They told me that
Speaker 3: they you know, made up, shook hands, hugged it out
Speaker 3: multiple times, so it was gonna be fine, but they
Speaker 3: just want to make sure. I talked to the person
Speaker 3: out front with the radio. I walked back to the ring.
Speaker 3: I see the slam. I see the first punch, second punch,
Speaker 3: and by then I'm at people in front of me
Speaker 3: and I just start moving. I kind of wish I
Speaker 3: would have just sprung on like the slam. So that's
Speaker 3: where I'm at. I mean, honestly, there's nothing worse than
Speaker 3: you watch somebody you care about. He's a veteran, he's
Speaker 3: he's me, and these are people who are supposed to
Speaker 3: love him, and I'm the only one on the outskirts
Speaker 3: to be told to watch this, apparently, and then I'm
Speaker 3: in there and I'm battle that I'm doing whatever, trying
Speaker 3: to like work this, and I'm telling the guy to
Speaker 3: come down, and now he's trying to fight me. It's
Speaker 3: all fucked, you know.
Speaker 5: Like so them telling you to watch this and get involved,
Speaker 5: if this was supposed to be an angle, it kind
Speaker 5: of doesn't make any sense because you have nothing to
Speaker 5: do with their storyline or whatever. It seems like they
Speaker 5: kind of wanted you there just because you're the only
Speaker 5: one who can shoot, which in wrestling means for real fight, right.
Speaker 3: If I like it, like how you use a dog, like, hey,
Speaker 3: well send our bitch to go do this.
Speaker 5: But the fact that they told you to watch out
Speaker 5: and you know, be ready, and the fact that this
Speaker 5: had nothing to do with any of the storylines kind
Speaker 5: of shows that this was premeditated, right.
Speaker 3: I think the premeditation part comes on the side of
Speaker 3: aj Mona. You brought somebody that was volatile that you
Speaker 3: knew had issue so real quick.
Speaker 4: That's the friend of Raja who brought him to thest.
Speaker 3: Small calves, small ass chicken legs, bitch with the cowboy hat.
Speaker 5: So this fight whatever you want to call it Raja
Speaker 5: Jackson attemptive murder right this, So.
Speaker 2: This is important to at least put a pin in
Speaker 2: what are you talking about about AJ? Because this is
Speaker 2: going to come up later and AJ completely he should
Speaker 2: have kept his mouth shut and he's not. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying to protect him because he's an idiot and he
Speaker 2: did some really stupid shit the whole time. I don't
Speaker 2: want to see him get off easy, but from from
Speaker 2: a perspective of legal liability, he shouldn't have been talking
Speaker 2: on a podcast and we're going to talk about that
Speaker 2: CT Fletcher podcast too.
Speaker 4: Attempted murder.
Speaker 5: He landed like twenty something punches on him, twenty three
Speaker 5: twenty three punches on him, you.
Speaker 4: Pull him off, and then he tried to go at you,
Speaker 4: So that was he trying to continue beating him even further.
Speaker 3: I think the culmination between his dad picking on him
Speaker 3: and all his daddy issues came out and all the
Speaker 3: shit that AJ gassed up into his head. Because let
Speaker 3: me put it this way, I don't like Roger. I
Speaker 3: think Roger's a shit person for what he did, but
Speaker 3: I think AJ's a bigger shit person for gassing him
Speaker 3: up to be in that fucking rink, deleting him to
Speaker 3: ruin his own life to hurt somebody that AJ also
Speaker 3: has a problem with. You can't can tell me that's
Speaker 3: not I don't believe in coincidence.
Speaker 1: So remember that now.
Speaker 2: He said that he has a problem with with Stu
Speaker 2: Stuart Smith or Psycho Stu. So a j yardy has
Speaker 2: a problem with him, so he unleashes his dog on
Speaker 2: him rather than do it himself.
Speaker 1: That's big.
Speaker 3: That's huge, basically trying to put the blood on someone
Speaker 3: else's hands exactly because he's not going to do it himself.
Speaker 3: You know the few little backyard fights he got in
Speaker 3: where he got beat the up and then you've got
Speaker 3: somebody that's a real fighter, trained buy somebody that was
Speaker 3: one of the greatest of all time, and then you
Speaker 3: had him do your dirty work. He ruined two people's lives.
Speaker 4: So what happened when you got involved with Roger? Why
Speaker 4: did he want to keep going?
Speaker 5: Well, I know his chat was like gassing him up
Speaker 5: to leading up to it, which we've talked about.
Speaker 10: Another reason why life streaming is toxic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just goes the show.
Speaker 2: When you're a man, you're in IRL is the worst
Speaker 2: you're basically not trying to really do interesting content. It's
Speaker 2: like you are the content. You are the the circus, right,
Speaker 2: you are a pseudo celebrity of some sort who everything
Speaker 2: that you do that's normal and regular and every day
Speaker 2: is just so goddamn interesting. And there's a huge audience
Speaker 2: for this, which again points to society not having its
Speaker 2: own shit going on. You know, what life are you living?
Speaker 2: If you're living vicariously through people and in real life
Speaker 2: videos that do fake scenarios, just like regular reality TV
Speaker 2: shows that aren't anything to do with reality.
Speaker 3: Control of your life. If you do things for other men,
Speaker 3: you're there, bitch. You're not a man, You're ape Doug.
Speaker 4: So what happened when you and him square it off?
Speaker 3: I just went in there to stop it first, you know,
Speaker 3: because I I was kind of in shock. I saw Stu,
Speaker 3: I saw the punches. It felt like slow motion. I'm
Speaker 3: looking around, I'm looking at Stu's friends staring at me,
Speaker 3: not running in. I'm only running in. Somebody pins Stu
Speaker 3: after he almost got beat to death. People are so
Speaker 3: chicken shit that they don't understand violence. They don't understand
Speaker 3: what's going on. They don't want to partake in anything.
Speaker 3: They weren't willing to save their friend. They would rather
Speaker 3: worry about their own image, their self, their master. This
Speaker 3: sometimes the world stops. Sometimes the world stops. You could
Speaker 3: go to the store one day, be shopping for fucking groceries,
Speaker 3: and if you see an old lady get beat up
Speaker 3: in fucking rob you have to do something. Sometimes the
Speaker 3: world stops. So these people are sitting in the fucking
Speaker 3: ring watching a man get beat the debt that they
Speaker 3: call the fucking front. The people in the back are
Speaker 3: telling me, hey, can you go out there and make
Speaker 3: sure nothing bad happens. So that got all this responsibility.
Speaker 3: But at the same time, if I'm aj Mona, if
Speaker 3: I'm the people that told me to go out there,
Speaker 3: if that's the person I brought where I know this
Speaker 3: whole situation is going on, I'd be right at the ring.
Speaker 3: If somebody told me that Ian had the possibility of
Speaker 3: having a fucking fingernail being put out of place because
Speaker 3: somebody might be a little off in the ring. You
Speaker 3: think I would take a chance of my friend getting hurt,
Speaker 3: I'd be in the in corner of the ring, on
Speaker 3: the very side, in the front row. You couldn't move
Speaker 3: me from the fucking spot. I'd run the whole jump
Speaker 3: fuck all of you. That's my friend, that's my family,
Speaker 3: that's somebody who means more to me than anything in
Speaker 3: the world. I would never let something can touch him.
Speaker 3: I would die before something hurts my family. And all
Speaker 3: the people that call him family, where the fuck were they?
Speaker 3: And then when we're in the ring and I'm breaking
Speaker 3: it up and he shoots a fucking double leg on me.
Speaker 3: By the way, work a better fucking double leg, you prick.
Speaker 3: And then I'm telling you to calm down. I'm not
Speaker 3: even fighting, not even be a hostile. Then you're trying
Speaker 3: to work and get lower, do this, change positions, and
Speaker 3: I'm over having to swim with you all this other shit.
Speaker 3: And then you can punch me in the fucking eye
Speaker 3: after we're breaking it up, You fucking loser. That's why
Speaker 3: you got fucking head button. That's why I can punch
Speaker 3: you in You're lucky I was tired from the match
Speaker 3: before this. What kind of fucking person are you? You
Speaker 3: fucking low lifeking clown. You want fucking cloud. So you
Speaker 3: beat up a guy that's fucking half unconscious. You punch
Speaker 3: a guy that's trying to break up a fight and
Speaker 3: not even trying to fight you. I wasn't even trying
Speaker 3: to hurt you.
Speaker 11: Is wrong with you?
Speaker 5: So do you think he wanted to continue beating up Stue?
Speaker 5: That's I think he would have killed him if you
Speaker 5: didn't stop it, right, I promise you he would.
Speaker 3: Have killed him. He would have killed me if he
Speaker 3: would have got the best of me, if he would
Speaker 3: have took my legs out from under me like he
Speaker 3: was trying to. He was going to do the same
Speaker 3: thing to me that he did this do clearly you
Speaker 3: watched the stream when he's walking away. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: people with me. I don't care how many times you've
Speaker 3: been fingered in your life, bro, I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 3: If you got a problem with the world and the
Speaker 3: people around you, change people around you, change it up
Speaker 3: a little bit, go to therapy, get some help. I'll
Speaker 3: take it out on everybody else. And then you want
Speaker 3: to trained by one of the best fighters to ever live,
Speaker 3: your father, use his cloud, use his knowledge, And then
Speaker 3: you want to hurt people that don't train like that.
Speaker 3: You're a fucking bully, You're a bitch. Fuck you. Everybody
Speaker 3: who taught you that.
Speaker 5: So after all this happened as far as the show,
Speaker 5: like did the show just continue? Like how did you
Speaker 5: get out of the ring? I assume it was stopped
Speaker 5: in paramedics game? Like what actually happened?
Speaker 2: He was even CPR, you know, I noticed a lot
Speaker 2: of breaks, like a lot of edits here. I'm wondering,
Speaker 2: like how many times they trailed off and what was
Speaker 2: cut out to shorten it out? Because every time you
Speaker 2: see them like kind of like twitch, it's because there's
Speaker 2: an edit there, and there's there's like edits like every
Speaker 2: couple frames. So it's like, what did they what did
Speaker 2: they trail off on and not show us that? These
Speaker 2: are the thoughts that I have when I watched these
Speaker 2: things and I see like the the lack of smoothness, right,
Speaker 2: and like so what part did they cut out? Were
Speaker 2: they just like uh uh uh? They just take that out?
Speaker 2: Like I don't know, it seems like they are having
Speaker 2: a fluid conversation. But when you see the edits, he
Speaker 2: realized that stuff was stuff is missing, you know, being
Speaker 2: on his blood.
Speaker 3: The paramedics came. I rolled out once I realized that
Speaker 3: my fucking blood was leaking because he caught me right
Speaker 3: in the fucking goddamn orbital bone. I rolled out the
Speaker 3: ring to go and fight. That guy said, Kim, I'm coming,
Speaker 3: and then everyone's holding.
Speaker 4: Me back, and he had already like ran out of there,
Speaker 4: already gone.
Speaker 3: And then the only person who can met him is
Speaker 3: a fucking crackhead with face paint who's fucking begging for
Speaker 3: fucking clout for the internet.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if that was that sounds like
Speaker 2: it was a little harsh of a judgment on that guy,
Speaker 2: like he knows them better than any of us do,
Speaker 2: obviously from our perspective sitting in our chairs here watching
Speaker 2: a video. But in the I r L from Kick
Speaker 2: that we were watching yesterday, the guy with a face
Speaker 2: paint that he's talking about the same one that goes outside,
Speaker 2: I think is the same one. He has a striped
Speaker 2: shirt on it during the ring part. I think he
Speaker 2: takes it off when they go outside. But it seems
Speaker 2: like it's the same guy who while they're breaking it up,
Speaker 2: he's got his hands around the corner of the ring, right,
Speaker 2: and he's got his hands around the ropes trying to
Speaker 2: hold and he's like pushing into Rajah. So he's right there.
Speaker 2: He's in the position of vulnerability where he could get
Speaker 2: punched too. I think I think he has a little
Speaker 2: bit more you know, Integritying them with this guy is
Speaker 2: making him out to be to be a crack at
Speaker 2: and all that. Maybe those are all two aspects, but
Speaker 2: he did put himself in a position at danger that
Speaker 2: wasn't a safe danger, like there's a bigger guy here,
Speaker 2: so I'm okay now type of thing, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. There's all these weird things that people do,
Speaker 2: and in order to cope or make themselves or over
Speaker 2: compensate for their own frailness or or or or cowardness,
Speaker 2: they'll only the only you know, bark or they only
Speaker 2: act tough when there's when they feel secure.
Speaker 1: And that's how Rajah acted.
Speaker 2: It actually is because he caught a guy off guard
Speaker 2: who wasn't expecting an actual fight, and then he starts
Speaker 2: beating a guy who's already unconscious. That's the same That's
Speaker 2: the same thing as sucker punching somebody. That's and again
Speaker 2: going right back to that that jazz festival where these
Speaker 2: n words were going around punching old people, knocking that
Speaker 2: one woman out and you see the blood pouring out
Speaker 2: of her mouth, so you probably lost teeth. You know,
Speaker 2: they're just, oh, they're fucking retarded, you know, gaggle of
Speaker 2: monkeys frigging screaming and jumping up and down because one
Speaker 2: of their you know, degenerate friends or cousins punched some
Speaker 2: some old white guy out or old white woman out
Speaker 2: well at a jazz festival. And I'll say the same
Speaker 2: thing I said yesterday.
Speaker 1: You don't own jazz. They didn't originate with them.
Speaker 2: It originated, honestly with a bunch of big band people
Speaker 2: who discovered cocaine and then jazz came along.
Speaker 3: There couldn't be anything more mismanaged in my lights than
Speaker 3: I saw that night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 5: So I'm just trying to get a better understanding of,
Speaker 5: like how the show went on? Who took him out
Speaker 5: of the ring?
Speaker 3: First of all, Stu left by paramedics in his own blood, choking,
Speaker 3: A veteran, a war veteran. Was he stretchered out of Yes,
Speaker 3: he was a load and go criteria?
Speaker 4: After that? Did the show just continue?
Speaker 3: As there was kids crying, There was women and children upset.
Speaker 1: And this is what I mentioned too in those comments yesterday.
Speaker 2: Under that one video and this, and this other asshole
Speaker 2: was like kids don't care, kids don't pay attention to that.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you don't know.
Speaker 2: You were either never a child or you're definitely not
Speaker 2: a dad. Because children absorb everything. They might not on
Speaker 2: the outside even show that they're being affected by something
Speaker 2: because that's trauma and there is usually like a lack
Speaker 2: of you know, response. But if you're if you're a child,
Speaker 2: you understand, or if you ever were a child, you understand.
Speaker 2: You absorb everything and you internalize everything. And yes, they
Speaker 2: can understand, they can sense energies. They're not as callous
Speaker 2: and and shut off from their sensibility. There's their sensory,
Speaker 2: sensory whatever you know that that we are and as
Speaker 2: we get older, when we've seen so much ship that
Speaker 2: we just somehow reflexive coping mechanism just push it away,
Speaker 2: even though it still affects us even as adults. It's
Speaker 2: way different when you're a child, because that starts to
Speaker 2: wrinkle the brain, you know, it starts to put those
Speaker 2: those uh deep If you're like a record, right like
Speaker 2: the deep.
Speaker 1: Grooves in you, Sophia, it might hard to copy over team.
Speaker 3: She saw the whole thing and as an adult, that's
Speaker 3: my job to you know, is to protect everybody. And
Speaker 3: I felt really short. I talked to her dad. She said,
Speaker 3: you saw everything. She tried to get out of the car.
Speaker 3: Come back and see if stuar was going to be okay.
Speaker 3: And it's just it's, you know, like, you have kids
Speaker 3: at the show, you have families of the show. We're
Speaker 3: supposed to be here for a good time. And why
Speaker 3: I keep bringing up that fucking asshole with a stupid
Speaker 3: cowboy hat because you brought somebody that was volatile. You
Speaker 3: knew he was volatile. You set him up, You had
Speaker 3: him do your dirty work at a show where you
Speaker 3: know everybody's doing this for entertainment, and you wanted to
Speaker 3: do that. What a fucking prick. Both of those people.
Speaker 3: Fuck everybody involved with that person. And here's my thing
Speaker 3: about like the Rogers situation. His dad is going to
Speaker 3: be hurting. His family's going to be hurting because of
Speaker 3: the trauma with the fucking son doing this shit, the embarrassment,
Speaker 3: all of that stuff. Right, you have somebody that's unhinged.
Speaker 3: He needs mental help, but he needs to go to
Speaker 3: jail as well. You have Stu's family now, which I
Speaker 3: held a way higher regard. The dad's there, and I
Speaker 3: couldn't imagine watching somebody I love getting beat to death.
Speaker 2: And you know what else, his mother was there, stu mother,
Speaker 2: Psycho Stew's mother was in the audience having to watch
Speaker 2: her son get beat like that. Now I was curious
Speaker 2: whether or not, you know, I don't know how old
Speaker 2: Psycho Stew's boy or girl is. I'm not sure which
Speaker 2: one it is, but apparently he is a dad. If
Speaker 2: they were there, if they were one of the toddlers,
Speaker 2: that would be awful to see your father being beaten.
Speaker 2: And for some retarding and comment saying the kids don't
Speaker 2: pick up on that stuff, they're idiots.
Speaker 1: They're idiots.
Speaker 2: The whole thing that makes that type of violence fun
Speaker 2: is that deep down inside, even if you're a kid,
Speaker 2: you kind of know it's put on because everybody's okay
Speaker 2: at the end, especially if you're there at the event
Speaker 2: and you see everybody walk away and everybody's fine, you know,
Speaker 2: maybe a little sore. But this, this is totally different.
Speaker 2: Was this was traumatic by any by any definition.
Speaker 5: That was there.
Speaker 3: Hey Day was talking to his dads from what I hear,
Speaker 3: so I'm assuming is I was there and lying to
Speaker 3: him about what happened, and then guy said, you know,
Speaker 3: Dou's family now, they're wondering if if he's going to
Speaker 3: be normal again, not just jail. It's not the tragedy
Speaker 3: of losing myself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. We don't know yet if Stu has
Speaker 2: permanent brain damage or not the jail.
Speaker 3: Is he going to be able to remember things? Can
Speaker 3: he walk? Can he talk normal?
Speaker 4: What condition is he in right now?
Speaker 3: And from what I hear, he's having a hard time.
Speaker 3: He has no recollection of what happens over there.
Speaker 10: He was induced and he's.
Speaker 4: Lost all his teeth in this one, I heard most
Speaker 4: of them from what I hear.
Speaker 12: Yeah, brain swelling as of last night, it's gone down
Speaker 12: since then, and reports as of late have said that
Speaker 12: he's up and alive, but is extremely out of source,
Speaker 12: is having trouble walking, maintaining his balance, and he's They
Speaker 12: just took him off a breathing tube this morning, and
Speaker 12: would assume they're just keeping an eye on.
Speaker 5: Him and up part doesn't want his attention, and he
Speaker 5: doesn't remember anything that happened.
Speaker 10: Right, That's what That's what we were told.
Speaker 3: He's apologizing to his wife for being in the hospital.
Speaker 3: So did the police end up getting involved? Yeah, No,
Speaker 3: they were multiple reports. I talked to the cops. I
Speaker 3: gave it my information.
Speaker 4: At what point did they show.
Speaker 3: Up fifteen minutes after a little bit fled.
Speaker 4: Besides taking a report? Did anything else come of it?
Speaker 12: We're actually being active. This is part of the reason
Speaker 12: I'm here. I was actually not present for this event.
Speaker 10: I was at home.
Speaker 12: I heard about it pretty much just like everybody else,
Speaker 12: until I started communicating with my friends and colleagues at
Speaker 12: that organization and they were giving me details. I have
Speaker 12: actually kind of stepped away from the wrestling world because
Speaker 12: of personal growing safety concerns and social concerns in terms
Speaker 12: of my reputation. So I have been slowly distancing myself
Speaker 12: from this brand because I am not surprised at all
Speaker 12: that this happened.
Speaker 4: You're talking about that school specifically.
Speaker 12: Yes, there are some great people in this industry. There
Speaker 12: are there a lot of bad people congregated at this place.
Speaker 3: There's great people at that school. I put it this way.
Speaker 3: Rikishi gets to fucking blame because his name is on
Speaker 3: the school. But that doesn't represent him. It doesn't represent
Speaker 3: to Miko, doesn't represent a lot of people there.
Speaker 4: Or cause she wasn't even aware of it right now.
Speaker 10: He wasn't even in town he was, he was out
Speaker 10: of state.
Speaker 3: Honestly, he's a beautiful person. I love him and I
Speaker 3: love his son to Miko.
Speaker 12: The most disgusting thing, which is the reason I ultimately
Speaker 12: decided to be present for this, given that my involvement
Speaker 12: wasn't direct with the situation that's gone viral, which is
Speaker 12: a blessing and a curse. Part of me wishes so
Speaker 12: bad that I was there to assist.
Speaker 2: Him, doesn't it always kind of like is there like
Speaker 2: an awe, like aw not like ah, but like whoa
Speaker 2: moment when you see somebody who's like jacked out of
Speaker 2: their mind, speaking very articulate and very intelligent.
Speaker 1: It's nice to it. It's refreshing, isn't it?
Speaker 10: Situation and help my friend here.
Speaker 12: The other part of me is glad I wasn't there,
Speaker 12: because there's a good chance I would have gotten locked
Speaker 12: up that night as well if I was present for.
Speaker 10: What I witnessed on video.
Speaker 12: But the most disgusting thing is that people at this
Speaker 12: school are being encouraged to not cooperate with the police.
Speaker 12: From what I hear the police where they're investigating this scene.
Speaker 1: Here, let's read this.
Speaker 2: Please refrain from engaging in comments sections on social media
Speaker 2: posts about this tragedy. It will be weaponized in potential
Speaker 2: criminal and civil cases. Fly low, and the other one says,
Speaker 2: if law enforcement or any attorney for this aspect contacts
Speaker 2: you in any capacity, lets someone here know right away
Speaker 2: for guide. Oh shit, I think it's probably guidance that
Speaker 2: they spelled it wrong. I think guidance how to address them.
Speaker 13: Mean.
Speaker 12: Shortly after stew was removed and there has been multiple
Speaker 12: requests that have gone downstream from upper management to not
Speaker 12: talk with the police directly if they are contacted, and
Speaker 12: to only let a certain group of individuals in a round.
Speaker 2: And then here's the no one needs to be discussing
Speaker 2: anything else. Shut this feed down these uh huh. And
Speaker 2: then that guys says.
Speaker 14: Greed you'll, sir, you'll, sir, Yes sir, yes sir.
Speaker 1: It's so it's not knock x pro.
Speaker 2: It's supposed to be knocks k I O c k S,
Speaker 2: but it's a stupid way to spell it any other way.
Speaker 2: It is is fort Knox freaking Is that copyrighted?
Speaker 13: Like not?
Speaker 3: Not?
Speaker 2: The fort part, but Knox is that why they have
Speaker 2: to cut knock X like it just looks stupid? And
Speaker 2: of course most people who see the bigger X aren't
Speaker 2: going to associate as a full word with the with
Speaker 2: the with the pre uh you know what I mean
Speaker 2: with the first floor letters. Because it's bigger, it doesn't
Speaker 2: it doesn't flow, so it's knock X pro. So no,
Speaker 2: it's Knox pro.
Speaker 12: Apparently the police that is extremely dishonest. You guys let
Speaker 12: your friend almost die and now you're trying to have
Speaker 12: people live for you. And fuck you to every single
Speaker 12: person who replied to them, Yes, sir, you are all
Speaker 12: weak sacks of shit and I hope you rotten hell.
Speaker 12: You are wasting oxygen that other people could be breathing.
Speaker 12: Go fuck yourself. And if you continue to be complacent
Speaker 12: in this investigation and you side with the people who
Speaker 12: you know are in the wrong, I wish nothing but
Speaker 12: the worst for you.
Speaker 5: Is there anything else, I guess, any insight and information
Speaker 5: that people don't know about yet that it would be
Speaker 5: interested in?
Speaker 10: How many episodes we got talking about this whole situation?
Speaker 4: Of course?
Speaker 12: Well, I'm a professional boxer and I've trained as a
Speaker 12: professional boxer for many years now, and wrestling was extremely
Speaker 12: new for me. I didn't watch wrestling growing up. I
Speaker 12: didn't really understand it. Everything that I learned about wrestling
Speaker 12: I learned on site, and it took me a while
Speaker 12: to really understand this industry. And when you're someone who
Speaker 12: has seen real violence in your life and experienced real violence,
Speaker 12: things are very clear what's fake and what's not. And
Speaker 12: it is a parent that every single person in that
Speaker 12: ring is an absolute idiot who has never experienced any
Speaker 12: violence in lord life. They should have known from that
Speaker 12: first slam that this was not a show. This had
Speaker 12: moved on from being a show, and somehow that individual
Speaker 12: was allowed.
Speaker 2: I mean, so here's the thing. The water is poisoned
Speaker 2: for me because I did get to watch and take
Speaker 2: in and absorb everything that was leading up to him
Speaker 2: sliding into the ring, knowing that it was premeditated, knowing
Speaker 2: that he said he was going to hit him for real,
Speaker 2: Knowing that he was telling his chat that he was
Speaker 2: going to do this. Rajah was saying this over and
Speaker 2: over again, getting himself worked up at that time. And
Speaker 2: he's using he's using stew as as his way to
Speaker 2: diffuse or to vent his other angers with his dad
Speaker 2: and everybody else in the world that's ever you know,
Speaker 2: crossed him, So it all culminated on Stu's face, unfortunately.
Speaker 2: But so now that I've I know all this leading up,
Speaker 2: I can't personally say, even though I want to, is
Speaker 2: that even his body language when he got in the
Speaker 2: ring was serious, even the way he slowly walked up
Speaker 2: to him, waited for him to be kind of like
Speaker 2: with his back turned, and then grabbed him like there's
Speaker 2: ways that people do that in wrestling where you can
Speaker 2: tell that it's part of something. But I could see,
Speaker 2: or at least since at least I think that I can.
Speaker 2: But of course my mind is tainted because I've already
Speaker 2: seen all the other stuff leading up. So that's going
Speaker 2: to affect my It's going to make a bias, bias
Speaker 2: in my observation that even before he slammed him, that
Speaker 2: he meant business, like serious business. But I think the
Speaker 2: trained eye would have noticed this guy coming into the
Speaker 2: ring was not there to play. He was there to
Speaker 2: be a fucking scumbag to.
Speaker 12: Let off twenty three punches before Doug here was able
Speaker 12: to intervene. Not one fucking person did anything and that
Speaker 12: behavior continued when they encouraged every single member of this
Speaker 12: academy to stay quiet and not contact the authorities, not
Speaker 12: respond to the authorities. Wow, simultaneously being extremely excited that
Speaker 12: this event has landed them fifteen minutes of fame.
Speaker 10: They were encouraging people to reap.
Speaker 2: So, if anybody wants to follow Doug Mallow Maolo over
Speaker 2: on the left here on Instagram, he is just underscore
Speaker 2: the underscore epic.
Speaker 1: I did because I could respect what you're saying.
Speaker 10: The post their brother getting beaten to death and discouraging
Speaker 10: them from talking to law enforcement to make sure that
Speaker 10: the proper individuals responsible for this end up in jail.
Speaker 3: You knew that person was going to get hurt. You
Speaker 3: knew something was fucked up. I made in contact with
Speaker 3: people from the side of the fucking ring.
Speaker 4: When I was going in.
Speaker 3: I saw you by the fucking stage. It's not a
Speaker 3: big fucking room. You could have went around, you could
Speaker 3: have went through stage. Well, what the fuck did you do?
Speaker 3: You watched your fucking friend die, You watch somebody that.
Speaker 2: Apparently apparently he did. Apparently he did a flatline. So
Speaker 2: they say, I don't know if that's just the way
Speaker 2: that they were bringing it, you know, paraphrasing it or whatever.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean, dude is unconscious. We still don't
Speaker 2: know if he's going to be right, or something else
Speaker 2: could happen. It could be a clock, could be a
Speaker 2: stroke that anything could happen. Still, the dude is not
Speaker 2: in the clear by any means whatsoever. And permanent lifelong
Speaker 2: disability sounds like it's on the table for sure. So
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe maybe this exaggeration of saying, watch your
Speaker 2: friend die, well, they would have watched him die. I
Speaker 2: think the point is he would have been dead if
Speaker 2: they just all stood around and Doug was in the
Speaker 2: other fucking end of of the building and ran up
Speaker 2: through people to get there and still managed to do
Speaker 2: it in like thirteen and a half seconds, and people,
Speaker 2: I think it was or whatever. I think it was
Speaker 2: thirteen and a half seconds, And people are still saying, oh,
Speaker 2: why didn't they respond fast enough? Because nobody was going
Speaker 2: to respond if Doug hitt' That's the point, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you're right, the rest of the of the organization, the
Speaker 2: people who put on the event, Yeah, someone should have
Speaker 2: been in there. Someone most certainly should have been in
Speaker 2: there a lot sooner and that one guy who's like
Speaker 2: the mind looking weirdo who's like tapping you know, Rajah
Speaker 2: on the shoulder. That was a half assed attempt, but
Speaker 2: he was in there quickly. He was in there quickly,
Speaker 2: even though he was scared shitless of what was going
Speaker 2: on and probably still wasn't too aware of what was
Speaker 2: going on, probably like half confused. So therefore the effort
Speaker 2: was half assed too. Or maybe he just scared of
Speaker 2: real violence and black people, which understandable. Look what they do,
Speaker 2: you don't want, you know, it's one thing when they're
Speaker 2: unleashing their aggression out on someone else. Yeah, you don't
Speaker 2: want them to turn their attention on you. So he
Speaker 2: probably pussied out a little bit in the attempt to get.
Speaker 1: Him off of them.
Speaker 3: That means nobody is important to you, not me, not anybody.
Speaker 3: So if I'm working for you guys, and I sell
Speaker 3: as many tickets as I do, and I put all
Speaker 3: this money, time and effort into this shit like I
Speaker 3: can do, I'm your number one ticket seller, I bust
Speaker 3: my fucking ass for you guys, it means a minute
Speaker 3: something bad happens to me, you guys will just watch
Speaker 3: it happen and you won't do shit.
Speaker 10: How long have you been there? Three years?
Speaker 3: Three years?
Speaker 10: Stu's been there since day one, and they let that happen.
Speaker 3: And he's a fucking sweet human being now.
Speaker 4: He was there when I was training eleven years ago.
Speaker 3: I love you, stew and I'm sorry for the drama,
Speaker 3: and I'm sorry for the people that Knox that don't
Speaker 3: deserve this show.
Speaker 4: Doug, are you still part of Knox?
Speaker 10: Bro? No?
Speaker 3: What's the point they would watch me die?
Speaker 4: Facts?
Speaker 3: How can I trust you with my body? I'm gonna
Speaker 3: let you pick me up for a body slam. I
Speaker 3: think it's all funny games. I'm having fun. I think
Speaker 3: it's fun. I get hit with chairs. I'm laughing with
Speaker 3: my friends. But if I'm getting hit with chairs, metal
Speaker 3: fucking chairs, my head's bleeding. I got scars all over
Speaker 3: my You're known from this shit, right, And I'm having
Speaker 3: fun and I'm thinking, ah, well, I having fun together.
Speaker 3: But then I realize you're trying to hurt me. And
Speaker 3: then I'm thinking, maybe I don't know. They didn't mean
Speaker 3: to hurt me, but after this, it's apparent.
Speaker 10: It's terrifying you trust other people in there to do
Speaker 10: their job properly. And to keep you safe.
Speaker 12: When you're a fighter and you have a fighting background
Speaker 12: like me, you're taught to keep your hands up, You're
Speaker 12: taught to protect yourself at all times.
Speaker 10: It is a rule of fighting and wrestling. You are
Speaker 10: not allowed to do that.
Speaker 12: You have to present your chin, you have to present
Speaker 12: your neck, you have to present your entire body. And
Speaker 12: it's always a fear in the back of your head.
Speaker 12: Is this person going to hurt me, Whether they're not
Speaker 12: knowledgeable enough, whether they're not experienced enough. It's should never
Speaker 12: be a thought in anyone's mind. Was this person sent
Speaker 12: here to hurt me? When I am put in a
Speaker 12: position where I am literally required to not defend myself
Speaker 12: because we are putting on a show.
Speaker 10: This is entertainment.
Speaker 12: They broke every single fucking rule when they sent that person,
Speaker 12: When they allowed that person, who is a known volatile,
Speaker 12: loose cannon of an individual, into that ring, they knew
Speaker 12: exactly what the fuck they were doing, and everybody responsible
Speaker 12: needs to face the consequences.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's uh.
Speaker 5: I think this is the craziest thing since like the
Speaker 5: mass transit incident, of something like this happening.
Speaker 3: I still can't get over the fact that little Sophia
Speaker 3: had to see that shit to know that she was crying.
Speaker 8: She was hurt.
Speaker 3: To watch Eli's face, my friend's kid that was there,
Speaker 3: and to see him he wasn't crying, but he was confused,
Speaker 3: he was sad. He was you could tell it. It
Speaker 3: hurt him.
Speaker 4: And that's a kid that didn't.
Speaker 3: Need that hurt. He needs love, he needs community, and
Speaker 3: we showed him that's how adults act.
Speaker 4: So do you guys know if Raja ended up getting arrested.
Speaker 10: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't believe so yet hopefully, but I want more
Speaker 3: than anything, go get some mental help, Go get some counseling.
Speaker 3: Hope your dad consists next to you, and get you
Speaker 3: a hug for once. It's not making funny. Go on
Speaker 3: the internet, because apparently the internet and the opinions on
Speaker 3: the internet mean more to you than anything else. I
Speaker 3: don't think your dad's a bad person. I think he's
Speaker 3: just trying to riv you. He's trying to harden you up.
Speaker 3: But you, you're sensitive, you're soft. You think everything is
Speaker 3: a personal attack. And now look at you.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, he literally sat there and let them up.
Speaker 12: He's on video and this is where he's gonna get
Speaker 12: real fucked up.
Speaker 2: They call that rage baiting. You know, like trolls do
Speaker 2: some of this, they're trying to throw you off balance.
Speaker 2: But the rage baiting when they're when they're antagonizing you
Speaker 2: in a live stream, that's a whole different thing, because,
Speaker 2: especially when you're doing I r L and they're trying
Speaker 2: to you know, it's like the it's like the the
Speaker 2: devil and Angel on your shoulders type of thing. And
Speaker 2: if you're fucking a mental patient already who's unstable and
Speaker 2: has a very fragile ego, you're gonna be looking at
Speaker 2: that the devil who's constantly putting you down, telling you
Speaker 2: you're a pussy. You're not gonna do anything about it. Oh,
Speaker 2: you don't think I'm gonna chat. You don't think I'm
Speaker 2: gonna chat collectively, like like chat is like minions. You
Speaker 2: don't think I'm good at minions. You know, it's uh whatever.
Speaker 12: He's on video as the chat's riling him up, and
Speaker 12: you can check the clips online. He's saying, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 12: gonna fuck him up, I'm gonna hur him. I'm not
Speaker 12: gonna stop. They told me I could do it.
Speaker 10: They gave me the green light. This is gonna be real.
Speaker 12: He's premeditating the attempted murder that he's a out to commit.
Speaker 12: And this is I mean, millions of people have seen
Speaker 12: this at this point.
Speaker 3: It's a fucked up situation. I couldn't imagine being a
Speaker 3: father and having a son that did something like that.
Speaker 3: And I couldn't imagine being a father and had a
Speaker 3: son who had something done to him like that. And
Speaker 3: I've been telling people even on Reddit, put yourself and
Speaker 3: everyone else's shoes that was involved. There was kids that
Speaker 3: were traumatized. Is it been something that you want to
Speaker 3: sit there and just poke fun at, make fun of?
Speaker 3: These are people's lives changing, you know. I just I
Speaker 3: hope people find a happy medium and realize that this
Speaker 3: social media shit, like all the clout you want, all
Speaker 3: this publicity and fame that you want, and the attention
Speaker 3: you're getting, it's not the right way to do it.
Speaker 4: There's people hurting, do we have anything else?
Speaker 15: Said?
Speaker 3: Why don't we pitch the idea? Hey, rampage, you're getting
Speaker 3: sued all over the place because you piggyback your son's
Speaker 3: in life. How about this? Why don't we just have
Speaker 3: a boxing match? Why don't we just fight, you'll probably
Speaker 3: whoop my ass and I don't give a fuck. You
Speaker 3: raise money for your son's legal defense, and I'll raise
Speaker 3: money for Stu.
Speaker 9: By the way, I'm assuming by the time those videos out,
Speaker 9: there'll be a link to Stu's.
Speaker 3: Go It should be a late to Stu's go fund me,
Speaker 3: so we'll put that. Nobody donate to anybody that's not
Speaker 3: directly willing to give all one hundred percent proceeds to
Speaker 3: Stut with proof. Stu's wife deserves that, and Stu deserves that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, ultimately, it's a good, uh good thing that you
Speaker 5: were there because if you weren't, you know, god knows
Speaker 5: what would have happened.
Speaker 4: He would have killed him for real, and nobody else
Speaker 4: was gonna step in.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And by the way, Roger, that was me, who bit
Speaker 3: you asshole? I do it again too, but this time
Speaker 3: on we get your nose.
Speaker 4: And where could people find you? On Instagram? Just the epic?
Speaker 4: Just the epic. We're gonna pop up a link everybody
Speaker 4: go follow Doug. And I'm not a tough guy.
Speaker 3: I'm not I'm not really badass or whatever it is.
Speaker 3: I just stand up for myself and stand up for
Speaker 3: my friends. I don't think that I'm out here just
Speaker 3: blowing smoke to do some hype shit. I'm just me.
Speaker 3: I just bring me, I show up, I defend my friends.
Speaker 3: I love it, and I'm willing to die for it.
Speaker 2: So sorry, whoops, that wasn't intentional. I don't even know
Speaker 2: what the hell that is. Oh, this is one of
Speaker 2: the videos where they yeah, all right, well anyway, that
Speaker 2: was okay, so we got to that. Let me let
Speaker 2: me shift gears here just a second.
Speaker 1: That's where we are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bring me on for a ten minute recap on
Speaker 2: the state of the world. I wish I could, but
Speaker 2: I don't have. You can do the phone call thing.
Speaker 1: Let me go find my there's my phone. Do you
Speaker 1: do you want drizzle? Are you still with us? Talk
Speaker 1: to me? Put throw something in the chat.
Speaker 2: Right now. Because I'm doing the direct I'm not allowed.
Speaker 2: It's not like a stream yard reckon send you a
Speaker 2: link and have you come on. It's and I'm not
Speaker 2: doing like the regular rumble. I'm doing to direct our TMP,
Speaker 2: so it's obs doesn't have let you have guests on
Speaker 2: like I don't, and if they do, I don't know
Speaker 2: how to make make that work. So you can come
Speaker 2: on this way if you're still there at trizzle one
Speaker 2: and you can, yeah, just let me know if you're
Speaker 2: there still and uh yeah, we can do that. Let
Speaker 2: me put this for a cast on here, get rid
Speaker 2: of the make sure that this oops, that's good, that's good,
Speaker 2: all right, cool, Yeah, it's gonna make sure that the
Speaker 2: baseboos is not because the fox up the the phone
Speaker 2: calls when that song makes it sound like a robot. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, so Drizzle you're here, all right, So the
Speaker 2: phone number is, I'll type it in the chat. Let
Speaker 2: me just get through one real quick thing here and
Speaker 2: then I'll I'll bring you right back right on. So
Speaker 2: six one nine four three one through three three four okay,
Speaker 2: So first thing I'm gonna do in this chat here, Uh,
Speaker 2: you know, sometimes that doesn't work like that hold on
Speaker 2: streaming or rumbo has this weird thing about blurring lines.
Speaker 2: So like if you copy a u ur L and
Speaker 2: you pay in the chat, sometimes it grabs things and
Speaker 2: tries to underline that shit too as part of the
Speaker 2: link that's not part of the link.
Speaker 1: So it's kind of stupid. But that's.
Speaker 2: Oh just sometime. Oh okay, yeah, yeah, we can do that.
Speaker 2: If it's if it's a planned that way for sure. Yeah,
Speaker 2: then then that way you can be on the screen too,
Speaker 2: for sure. Man, absolutely, send me an email.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you. I'll shape what it is at there.
Speaker 1: You go see it in there, all right?
Speaker 3: And then.
Speaker 2: My mother fricking gifts sing, go is right here. Let
Speaker 2: me throw that in the chat, you know, I'll put
Speaker 2: it in.
Speaker 1: I can't do it that way. Something of it cool
Speaker 1: if I could. Hey, maybe I can.
Speaker 2: Let's see what happens. I don't think it does that though.
Speaker 2: Let me see if that works. Can I type in here?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 2: Hey, look, I got some people. Oh wow, there's a
Speaker 2: lot of people over here on on the tube.
Speaker 10: Here.
Speaker 2: Let me pull that up so I can talk to
Speaker 2: show people's stuff here, all right, superior white masters of
Speaker 2: AI Matrix, please show your socks and Jesus what a
Speaker 2: good wigger. I don't understand what that means, but it's funny.
Speaker 2: Hit my face with your what Okay, they're you're you're done.
Speaker 2: That's that was gay as ship?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Well, I thought there was some meaningful content here that
Speaker 2: was sadly mistaken. I think he says n F word
Speaker 2: actually GMB I think I think this person. Can I
Speaker 2: see your socks bows here? I think you got some problems, man,
Speaker 2: I think you're in the I think you think this
Speaker 2: is grinder who says they, who actually thinks Raja is innocent? Tyree, No,
Speaker 2: I don't. I think he's a piece of ship. But
Speaker 2: you're missing the point here. I haven't gotten to that
Speaker 2: part yet. If you're still here, I think he's a
Speaker 2: I think he's a worthless piece of shit as a
Speaker 2: matter of fact. But psychologically I can still see what
Speaker 2: would have done that to him regardless. And this isn't
Speaker 2: an excuse because adults with maturity understand that you restrain yourself.
Speaker 2: But there's a lot of shit that's going on with
Speaker 2: that kid one O one, losing his mom really young,
Speaker 2: not having that type of nurture. His dad is kind
Speaker 2: of adduched to him and publicly humiliates him just because
Speaker 2: he's thinks it's funny, and he doesn't understand that his
Speaker 2: son is sensitive, or if he does, he doesn't he
Speaker 2: does it more for some reason. So there's a lot
Speaker 2: of things that play into the kid's psychology, and he's
Speaker 2: always feeling like he has to prove himself because look
Speaker 2: what he's got a as a dad, lots of different
Speaker 2: dynamics going on at the same time, but he is
Speaker 2: an idiot and he's completely an asshole, totally should go
Speaker 2: to jail or worse. So yeah, no, whatever you said
Speaker 2: that you actually think Raja, No, it's maybe I said
Speaker 2: sympathy for the devil asshole basically the and the and
Speaker 2: then that's simply saying I can understand what may have
Speaker 2: triggered him. But this is the fact remains that the
Speaker 2: triggering I mean the choice to be offended in the
Speaker 2: choice to then like after saying everything is cool, to
Speaker 2: then dump all of.
Speaker 1: Your problems.
Speaker 2: On Stu's face. He didn't deserve that. It's not who
Speaker 2: he was even angry at.
Speaker 1: He was using.
Speaker 2: That was a proxy, that was a replacement for the
Speaker 2: people who actually piss him off and upset him because
Speaker 2: he you know, it's like when you missed the opportunity
Speaker 2: to get the person who's actually responsible for whatever your
Speaker 2: your you know, your your hang up is when you
Speaker 2: don't go after them, you go this low, low intellect.
Speaker 2: People go after a safer target, carrying that weight with
Speaker 2: them to that person because it's safer.
Speaker 1: It's a cowardly way of doing things.
Speaker 2: And that's really what I was What I was getting
Speaker 2: at is I can see where he I can see
Speaker 2: the psychology of all of it, not just because I
Speaker 2: can see what may what have what brought brought this on.
Speaker 2: Is no way of saying that that's an excuse for it,
Speaker 2: or that that's how normal people should act, or that
Speaker 2: there's somehow anything valuable or of any substance or of
Speaker 2: any of any merit in that response. And I'm certainly
Speaker 2: not calling him a victim. He's an asshole. He created
Speaker 2: a victim, and AJ is a piece of ship too.
Speaker 2: And we're gonna get into that here in a second.
Speaker 2: But let me do this first, which says Master, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go ahead and just say, yeah, maybe we'll
Speaker 2: just do that.
Speaker 1: You seem to be a little.
Speaker 17: Weird, bro.
Speaker 1: I think you might have some issues there. Yeah, Biga.
Speaker 2: Then no more of the bows talking gay stuff in
Speaker 2: the chat, all right now, before we get into anything further,
Speaker 2: let me jump down too, here, he says. If i
Speaker 2: I'm down today, if you want a brother, but I'm
Speaker 2: a ted tipsy. No, that's cool, man, we'll do it sometime.
Speaker 2: Just hold on to the email address, send me an email.
Speaker 2: We'll set it up that way. I can send you
Speaker 2: a link ahead of time, and then we'll do a
Speaker 2: chat that way. Okay, I just kind of made friends
Speaker 2: with cancel this podcast today over this event when he
Speaker 2: was doing his live But he's got a couple of
Speaker 2: things he's got to work out, in my opinion of his.
Speaker 2: You know, he said something about call of duty. I
Speaker 2: want to go kill Muslims again when the next call
Speaker 2: of duty, And I'm.
Speaker 1: Like, you know, we gotta, we gotta stop that shit.
Speaker 2: If you want to take out a problem in the world,
Speaker 2: you should say I want to knock out some fucking Israelies.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know.
Speaker 2: If I get a hold of that number, can you
Speaker 2: save my contact? Or should I get a hold of
Speaker 2: an email?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the email's right here. It's ball busterers that outlook.
Speaker 2: It's it's right, it's right above, it's it's right underneath
Speaker 2: where you said not today, brother, all right, So it's
Speaker 2: if you scroll up on the chat, it's said it's
Speaker 2: ball busterers that outlook. Well, uh, we'll definitely do that.
Speaker 2: So just to remind everybody in the top of this
Speaker 2: and this is also on YouTube. The gofund you First
Speaker 2: Do is right here. Let's okay, we started this about
Speaker 2: what an hour ago, Let's see how big, let's se
Speaker 2: how much is in there now? So I jumped up
Speaker 2: another g wouldn't that be nice to make a thousand
Speaker 2: dollars an hour?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Not bad?
Speaker 2: Okay, And then my Gifts and Go is right here,
Speaker 2: and I'm actually looking for I'm trying to I'm trying
Speaker 2: to justify I guess as a word, some new equipment
Speaker 2: and I'm contemplating making a cookbook.
Speaker 1: It's just going to cost.
Speaker 6: See.
Speaker 1: My DSLR camera sucks kind of. It shoots dark for
Speaker 1: whatever reason. I don't know why.
Speaker 2: Video in mostly the video shoots dark, but there's I
Speaker 2: don't know. The camera looks great. It looked like it
Speaker 2: was a seven d us m D so I have
Speaker 2: and I had a canon before that, and have all
Speaker 2: these really nice lenses for it. So I don't want
Speaker 2: to move off a cannon. But if I'm going to
Speaker 2: do like a cookbook, I need something that's more crisp
Speaker 2: for the pictures and meet a higher definition, higher resolution.
Speaker 2: So if I'm going to do a cookbook, I need
Speaker 2: to save up for a new camera to do that
Speaker 2: if I'm doing it all in house, and I want
Speaker 2: to do it like a hot sauce oriented cookbook, because
Speaker 2: that's what my business is, the hot sauce. And if
Speaker 2: you don't know that, here is the link. You gotta
Speaker 2: scroll down past all this. So let me just read this.
Speaker 2: I might as well read what I talked about, what
Speaker 2: I would I put in the Descriptionaire says, I've taken
Speaker 2: in more information on the timeline of Rajah Jackson's and
Speaker 2: the absolute degenerate fathering and put downs by rampage that
Speaker 2: messed this kid up in the first place, and without
Speaker 2: it being anything like my personal life. I can still
Speaker 2: empathize and understand up to a point, but not the
Speaker 2: complete absence of restraint, not the blind fury on a
Speaker 2: man who wasn't his true motivation and the two hours
Speaker 2: he took working up his courage while the chat rage
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Speaker 2: all right, now let's get back to it. So we're
Speaker 2: gonna see a quick synopsis.
Speaker 3: Of what this.
Speaker 1: Person says. I think this is the one I want
Speaker 1: to go with. Let me double check. This guy's is
Speaker 1: kind of awful.
Speaker 2: Like I said, I have more problems with what he
Speaker 2: says than I do with I mean, this guy's an idiot.
Speaker 1: But it don't get me wrong. Maybe this is the one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is This is probably, but but hold on, I.
Speaker 2: Gotta check one more thing in my in my history,
Speaker 2: because I feel like I'm missing something. I thought I
Speaker 2: got all of them. Sometimes on the phone, like there's
Speaker 2: something I watched on my phone, but it doesn't it
Speaker 2: doesn't translate over to the desktop when I'm looking for
Speaker 2: in my my watch history. Let's see what I'm missing here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't care about that. Hm hmm, yeah, no, I
Speaker 2: don't know. All right, Well, anyway, let's just.
Speaker 18: Go with this.
Speaker 12: At this school are being encouraged to not cooperate with
Speaker 12: the police. From what I heard, the police where there
Speaker 12: investigating the scene shortly after Stu was removed, and there
Speaker 12: has been multiple requests that have gone downstream from upper
Speaker 12: management to not talk with the police directly if they
Speaker 12: are contact and to only let a certain group of
Speaker 12: individuals interact with the police.
Speaker 10: That is extremely dishonest.
Speaker 12: You guys let your friend almost die and now you're
Speaker 12: trying to have people live for you. And thank you
Speaker 12: to every single person who replied to them, yes sir.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 18: So I really wasn't planning on making another video about
Speaker 18: the Rajah Jackson situation so soon, but some of the
Speaker 18: guys from the wrestling promotion knock x pro have revealed
Speaker 18: that these scumbags are trying to cover up the beating.
Speaker 14: This is so discress.
Speaker 2: He calls it knock x two as well. And when
Speaker 2: you hear the guys who are part of the organization.
Speaker 2: They call it knots pro s thing. I don't even
Speaker 2: know where to start. I would also like to talk
Speaker 2: about how widespread this story has become.
Speaker 1: So look at this guy's tattoo. Look at this D
Speaker 1: six right you looking at it.
Speaker 15: Now?
Speaker 2: He says double six ranch cowboy like his boy here.
Speaker 2: He's saying. Keep that in mind because later on some
Speaker 2: other person claims it means something completely different, and I
Speaker 2: would tend to disagree. It's not Lil Wayne fucking D six,
Speaker 2: fucking gangshit.
Speaker 1: I don't think I don't even think the context is correct.
Speaker 1: I'm not just in the MMA world.
Speaker 18: Like I knew that this was going to be a
Speaker 18: big story in MMA, but the amount of mainstream news
Speaker 18: publications as well as big time YouTubers that this has
Speaker 18: gained the attention of is kind of blowing my mind.
Speaker 18: I will also say that even though it seems like
Speaker 18: most rational people are in agreement that this was a
Speaker 18: senseless act of brutality, I am flabbergacid at some of
Speaker 18: the unbelievably dumb takes that I've seen from well known
Speaker 18: figures in MMA. And yeah, this is going to be
Speaker 18: a crazy video. So sit tight, let's start off with
Speaker 18: the updates. First and foremost, it has been confirmed by
Speaker 18: those close to them that Psycho Stu is in fact awake,
Speaker 18: but it is going to have a very long road
Speaker 18: to recovery. And I wish I'm the absolute best. Douglas Mallow,
Speaker 18: who is the wrestler that intervened the most during the attack.
Speaker 18: Some light on the severity of Stu's injuries.
Speaker 4: How bad are is injuries?
Speaker 3: Broken facial bones is from what I'm hearing, missing teeth
Speaker 3: has no recollection of what happened incoherent, and then even
Speaker 3: from the people closest to it now that I'm disassociating with,
Speaker 3: they won't even put up the full story. Stu's pretty
Speaker 3: fucked up. I'll put it this way. What happened yesterday
Speaker 3: is he choked on his own blood, on his own teeth.
Speaker 3: I heard, Yeah, teeth and blood, and he lost all
Speaker 3: of his teeth right, a lot of them. Yeah, broken
Speaker 3: facial bones. He was out on the slam and then
Speaker 3: the guy had made contact multiple times. I remember seeing
Speaker 3: that kind of being his shock, and then I just
Speaker 3: went side of that running in. There was other people
Speaker 3: that could have got involved that I made that contact with,
Speaker 3: But they just stayed by the stage. Let me put
Speaker 3: it this way. I'm sorry to Stu that the people
Speaker 3: that said that they were your friends let this happen.
Speaker 18: I really think that Malo deserves a lot of praise
Speaker 18: for likely saving Stu's life or at the very least
Speaker 18: preventing even more serious injuries than he already suffered.
Speaker 14: The guy's a hero.
Speaker 18: Speaking of Douglas Molow, it's being reported that he's calling
Speaker 18: for the prosecution of not just Rajah, but also Andrey Hudson.
Speaker 18: Who's this guy that encouraged him to get his receipt
Speaker 18: before the event started?
Speaker 8: I know his shit?
Speaker 9: Can you fucking give him his receipt? You remember what
Speaker 9: I received it? Give them at pluckers both tag this shit.
Speaker 18: Hudson himself posted to his Instagram by defending his choice
Speaker 18: of words by asserting that he never wanted Jackson to
Speaker 18: take it that far. It's also been confirmed that the
Speaker 18: WWE has severed all ties with knockx Pro and they've
Speaker 18: just removed their wweid affiliation from all of their social
Speaker 18: media pages, which good fuck these clowns. As of Monday morning,
Speaker 18: LAPD detectives have been assigned to investigate the case, which
Speaker 18: fortunately for them, all they need to do is watch
Speaker 18: the two hour live stream that's still available to watch
Speaker 18: them so no.
Speaker 2: No arrests have been made as of yesterday Today's Tuesday
Speaker 2: on YouTube. Also on Monday's, two's family posted the official
Speaker 2: GoFundMe page for anybody that wants to support his recovery.
Speaker 2: I will have a link in the description for you
Speaker 2: if you're interested. Yeah, and that's going one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty thousand dollars since then in kick dot com is
Speaker 2: band Rajah Jackson.
Speaker 10: Good.
Speaker 18: This guy should never be allowed to stream ever again
Speaker 18: now with.
Speaker 1: Also sorry eighty thousands since then? Right, yeah, this out
Speaker 1: of the way.
Speaker 18: Last night, a couple of guys who wrestle at knockex
Speaker 18: Pro posted a video where they give their accounts of
Speaker 18: what happened. And my biggest takeaway from all of this
Speaker 18: is that it seems like the promotion is trying to
Speaker 18: are there students from talking to the police, and seeing
Speaker 18: as the guys provided screenshots of the messages, I'm definitely
Speaker 18: inclined to believe them.
Speaker 14: This is some evil shit.
Speaker 18: They know that they messed up by allowing this untrained
Speaker 18: stranger to enter the ring after there was already an
Speaker 18: altercation prior and now they're trying to cover it up.
Speaker 18: I'm no lawyer, but this does seem like obstruction of
Speaker 18: justice to be interfering with an ongoing police investigation. I
Speaker 18: really admire the integrity.
Speaker 2: Of the guys in this video there, So I'm going
Speaker 2: to disagree with that for the simple fact that if
Speaker 2: you weren't part of it, if you weren't privy to it,
Speaker 2: or if you it's not about it's you have to
Speaker 2: protect yourself, not just from.
Speaker 1: Uh what do you call it?
Speaker 2: Accountability and responsibility, but it goes beyond that when it
Speaker 2: comes to being dragged into something that has anything to
Speaker 2: do with police officers and how they twist everything right,
Speaker 2: so you could actually create a bigger problem for yourself,
Speaker 2: entangle yourself.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't even have any might even have any
Speaker 1: Let's put this.
Speaker 2: They like to reach out and grab other things and
Speaker 2: suck it into the into the center. So even if
Speaker 2: it's Knox, pro is going to get fucked, and so
Speaker 2: is aj and so is Rajah. Eventually, well you might
Speaker 2: be too if you shoot your mouth off. So they're
Speaker 2: you know, I guarantee you Knox is talking about protecting themselves.
Speaker 2: But regardless, the advice isn't bad advice to shut your
Speaker 2: fucking mouth anyway until it's pride out of you or whatever,
Speaker 2: but not to openly and willfully discuss it willy nilly
Speaker 2: on the on the social media, like, Hey, I'm trying
Speaker 2: to chase clout I was there and then say a
Speaker 2: bunch of shit and then someone with a badge is like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: a motherfucker, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So you gotta be careful of that.
Speaker 18: Stuff standing up for their friend who is failed by
Speaker 18: the company that was supposed to watch out for his safety.
Speaker 18: Let me tell you, I want nothing more than to
Speaker 18: see knock x pro go out of business and for
Speaker 18: their owners to be sued to Kingdom. Come what a
Speaker 18: bunch of sociopaths do has work for them for you?
Speaker 2: So again, he obviously missed everything that this guy said
Speaker 2: about the two people, the brothers that that run the place.
Speaker 2: He said, a lot of shitheads seem to gravitate there.
Speaker 2: But that's not the reflection of the guys who own it.
Speaker 2: But it kind of is if they're allowing him in
Speaker 2: to be involved in it, you know, it seems like
Speaker 2: it's a it's like the slum of WWE to be
Speaker 2: there where everyone else rejects you, that has any you know, respectability.
Speaker 2: It kind of seems like that in a sense, the
Speaker 2: way it's kind of being portrayed. But like the guys,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know if they're just that
Speaker 2: far removed from their own their own promotion that they
Speaker 2: don't understand what's going on in the microcosm. Wow, my
Speaker 2: ear just went way crazy. That's got a ring hold on. Yeah,
Speaker 2: my ear just twitched out.
Speaker 1: That was strange.
Speaker 2: Anyway, tilted my head and all of a sudden, I
Speaker 2: was like, me e, I'm getting electricated by some fuck.
Speaker 1: Uh you haven't getting zat by some uh some tower
Speaker 1: nearby who knows.
Speaker 14: Yours.
Speaker 18: In the moment they need to take accountability for a mistake,
Speaker 18: they start conspiring to screw them over with friends like this.
Speaker 1: Who needs enemies.
Speaker 3: You watch your friend die, you watch somebody that you
Speaker 3: call family die. That means nobody is important to you,
Speaker 3: not me, not anybody. So if I'm working for you guys,
Speaker 3: and I sell as many tickets as I do, and
Speaker 3: I put all this money, time and effort into this shit,
Speaker 3: like I can do I'm your number one ticket seller.
Speaker 3: I bust my fucking ass for you guys. It means
Speaker 3: a minute something bad happens to me, you guys will
Speaker 3: just watch it happen and you won't do shit.
Speaker 10: How long have you been there? Three years?
Speaker 3: Three years?
Speaker 10: Stu's been there since day one.
Speaker 1: Okay, that is the situation up to now.
Speaker 18: And with all of those updates out of the way,
Speaker 18: I want to talk about how this story has taken
Speaker 18: the world by storm. Obviously, all the MMA YouTubers were
Speaker 18: going to give their thoughts on this, that's to be expected.
Speaker 18: But when guys like moist Critical are posting videos on
Speaker 18: this situation, that is not good news for Raja and yet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and here's the thing too, I don't understand why
Speaker 2: people think that, oh, this is that it's amazing and wow,
Speaker 2: this is crazy that people. It's like they think that
Speaker 2: things are genre specific, like assault is something and a
Speaker 2: crime against people with the lack of justice being seen.
Speaker 2: Yet that's a concern for all people, not Oh they
Speaker 2: don't even do MMA content. Oh they don't even do
Speaker 2: wrestling content. Why the hell are they commenting what?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 1: What I mean? It's like, no, this is a little
Speaker 1: bit deeper than.
Speaker 2: All that, and it's reflective of society and where the
Speaker 2: hell we're going, especially with social media eroding people's brains.
Speaker 2: This is a very good example of that that everybody
Speaker 2: is aware of and familiar with. So this is why
Speaker 2: it's a good place to comment on this time when
Speaker 2: you have the opportunity to do so, especially if you're
Speaker 2: educating children, teens and parents as to the dangers of
Speaker 2: the toxic environments. Toxic is a stupid word, the stupid
Speaker 2: ass fucking shit that is influencing your children. So yeah,
Speaker 2: it's it's and the fact that there's no justice yet
Speaker 2: because nothing's been gone, nothing's happened yet.
Speaker 1: It's too fresh. I still don't understand why this kid
Speaker 1: wasn't picked up like immediately though.
Speaker 18: Breach, who give like dating advice for men, made a
Speaker 18: video about this as well. xQc Tech Tone asmin Gold
Speaker 18: Double toasted, Chaos Moogle. All of these guys that don't
Speaker 18: have anything to do with MMA and probably don't even
Speaker 18: watch the sport have all given.
Speaker 1: Their Yeah, so who cares.
Speaker 2: This wasn't an MMA match you had, dumb fuck, And
Speaker 2: it wasn't really a wrestling match either. It was an
Speaker 2: assault on another human being.
Speaker 1: This guy looks a goot weird.
Speaker 18: Though, also on what happened, mister fucking Beast even made
Speaker 18: a statement asking how he can get in contact with
Speaker 18: stews so he can donate.
Speaker 1: To his medical bills when he did ten grand.
Speaker 18: The last time anything even remotely MMA related has gotten
Speaker 18: this much reach from big time content creators. And I
Speaker 18: understand that some of you might not have any clue
Speaker 18: who any of these people are, and that's fine, But
Speaker 18: the point is this situation was so crazy that it
Speaker 18: spread far past the borders of MMA itself. Or how
Speaker 18: about the fact that NBC, FOX, CNN, CBS, and The
Speaker 18: New York Times all reported on this story as well.
Speaker 18: I've never seen anything like this before. In my like
Speaker 18: seventeen years of watching MMA, I can't tell you one
Speaker 18: single other time where a controversy related to an MMA
Speaker 18: fighter has captured the attention of both mainstream media as
Speaker 18: well as see.
Speaker 2: There he goes again, It's not about MMA, you fucking idiot.
Speaker 2: It's like the least it's about. This isn't about MMA.
Speaker 2: It's about a fucking an attempted murder that was captured
Speaker 2: on TV at least on KICK which is a fucking cesspool.
Speaker 2: Like I said before, that they're woke and they're This
Speaker 2: is the funny thing. It's like it's a fission or
Speaker 2: excuse it, right, because not only are they woke as shit,
Speaker 2: and if you talk bad about that, then you get
Speaker 2: put in a hole and you don't get to do
Speaker 2: you don't get to play at reindeer games.
Speaker 1: And it's also all thugged up.
Speaker 2: So anything that's bad for society and destroys you know, values,
Speaker 2: kick is all about that. I'm guaranteeing you that that's
Speaker 2: heavily promoted by oy Vays. Wouldn't be surprised birds alike.
Speaker 18: I have friends who still think that Connor McGregor is
Speaker 18: an active fighter, texting me asking me what the details
Speaker 18: of this story are. This is how widespread this assault
Speaker 18: has become. And although I am blown away at how
Speaker 18: big this situation is, it does make sense to me why. Obviously,
Speaker 18: the horrific nature of the beating is the most noteworthy aspect,
Speaker 18: but I really think that this is one of those
Speaker 18: instances we're learning more details about the attempt.
Speaker 2: So there he is going into that office thing, you're
Speaker 2: that hallway or whatever and asking and they're saying, well,
Speaker 2: we'll pull you off when the time comes. But that
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that they that this guy's supposed to hit
Speaker 2: the guy for real or will on him. It's just
Speaker 2: he's going to get his cue.
Speaker 1: First.
Speaker 2: They're gonna tap him to let him know when he
Speaker 2: goes in. You know, somebody's gonna go behind him, sitting
Speaker 2: next to him and tap him on the shoulder and
Speaker 2: say it's time to go. And you see that happen.
Speaker 2: And then they said people will go into the ring
Speaker 2: and they'll pull you off, and that'll that's the key
Speaker 2: that's over. That's if you're not actually fucking really hurting
Speaker 2: the guy and beating a person unconscious who is unconscious
Speaker 2: to death, You fucking psycho. You know, like most people
Speaker 2: didn't think they probably had to explain that to a
Speaker 2: grown individual that you probably shouldn't murder somebody with all
Speaker 2: the cameras on you or at all, because it's a
Speaker 2: shitty thing to do.
Speaker 18: Makes it more compelling, namely the fact that the entire
Speaker 18: sequence of events was live streamed in four K video
Speaker 18: and HD audio so that people can.
Speaker 1: Follow four K video what thirty frames per second kit
Speaker 1: can't do. Fucking four K.
Speaker 2: I just tried to do sixty frames per second last
Speaker 2: night and it kicked me off. Well, the story in
Speaker 2: real time is so indicative of the times that we're
Speaker 2: living in. I mean, just last week there was a
Speaker 2: man who died live on stream in his sleep on
Speaker 2: kick dot com after he was viciously abused on stream
Speaker 2: for twelve days straight. Sure, these are two awful events
Speaker 2: that happened independently of one another, but the fact that
Speaker 2: in both the Raja case and the French streamer case,
Speaker 2: the chants were actively encouraging escalating the respective situations is despicable. Yeah,
Speaker 2: tortured for six days straight, and the authorities said they
Speaker 2: found no wrongdoing in the in the streamers, because why
Speaker 2: because that destroys society.
Speaker 1: That's we're talking about France now. The UK is fucked.
Speaker 2: They've they've had the Bank of England for a long time,
Speaker 2: even longer than we've had our Federal Reserve here. The
Speaker 2: Oi vays have been deeply rooted in there. And you
Speaker 2: know how France is now basically brown thanks to mass migration,
Speaker 2: incentivized funded mass migration. Most of these people wouldn't leave
Speaker 2: their freaking countries if it wasn't for the incentive stives,
Speaker 2: for the preferential treatment, for all the bribing and the promises.
Speaker 1: They're easier to manage.
Speaker 2: They're easier to control than Europeans with like, you know,
Speaker 2: a sense of right and wrong, who stand up for
Speaker 2: their god given inborn inalienbull rights. So they have to
Speaker 2: be replaced by these pieces of shit, and then eventually
Speaker 2: they'll get weeded out, but not till after they've already
Speaker 2: taken down the Europeans or sent them running somewhere else.
Speaker 18: Busy part is Rajah got exactly what he wanted kind of.
Speaker 18: He is one of the most talked about people in
Speaker 18: the United States right now. If he was not suspended
Speaker 18: from kick, he would be pulling the biggest numbers on
Speaker 18: the website and it wouldn't be close. I talked about
Speaker 18: how IRL streaming has become a detriment to society and
Speaker 18: my prier.
Speaker 2: So this is where he first gets triggered because he
Speaker 2: goes up he's on a stream he's supposed to have,
Speaker 2: you know, he's supposed to be on the list.
Speaker 8: To get in.
Speaker 2: So that's what I mean by VP VIP and be
Speaker 2: comped and all that, and then like, yeah, we don't
Speaker 2: see you here. And they said it to the people
Speaker 2: just before him, they said it to him afterward, and
Speaker 2: it was just, you know, whatever the communication was at
Speaker 2: the door, it wasn't proper and then Aj apparently spend
Speaker 2: another thirty bucks to get him in at that moment.
Speaker 2: So whatever the hell the the arrangement was, it wasn't
Speaker 2: done properly. So he's already you can tell, even though
Speaker 2: he's not showing it, he's embarrassed that he wasn't like
Speaker 2: given the velvet rope treatment and that he had a wait,
Speaker 2: but he's he compartmentalizes that or he lets it, he
Speaker 2: lets he push it, he pushes it off the side,
Speaker 2: but he doesn't get over it. So you know he's
Speaker 2: being he's being uh disrespected on his and it's embarrassed
Speaker 2: on his stream.
Speaker 1: So that's the first thing on a long list of
Speaker 1: things that happens.
Speaker 2: Not to mention the fact that his dad says, I
Speaker 2: thought you were at a gay strip club and I
Speaker 2: saw these guys walking around their underwear in your stream.
Speaker 2: That didn't Probably that probably didn't help very much.
Speaker 18: Vis video, And to be fair, and not all of
Speaker 18: them are bad, and to be fair to Rajah, he
Speaker 18: didn't seem like a homicidal psychopath in any of the
Speaker 18: clips that I had seen him in prior to Saturday.
Speaker 18: But I guess this is what can happen when a
Speaker 18: mentally unstable person takes the opinions of random strangers.
Speaker 2: Too And it doesn't help that these women who did
Speaker 2: have you know, their list things set up properly go
Speaker 2: past him. They come up after him, long after him,
Speaker 2: and then they walk right in bously. This story is
Speaker 2: such a crazy intersection between senseless violence and modern internet
Speaker 2: cloud chasing that I think it really isn't all that's
Speaker 2: surprising why so many people have been equal parts fascinated
Speaker 2: and horrified by what happened, And as a result, you
Speaker 2: have to well, how about the fact that it's not
Speaker 2: even all about that, But it's about Stu, who got
Speaker 2: hurt just doing his job, being a doing what he
Speaker 2: thought was part of the game. You know, he didn't
Speaker 2: have to let him pick him up, but you know,
Speaker 2: he probably didn't assume that he was gonna be slammed
Speaker 2: too unconsciousness, either by this fucking maniac or beaten after
Speaker 2: the fact.
Speaker 8: With this is this?
Speaker 4: What is this?
Speaker 1: I does? It's the camera guy, but what is he
Speaker 1: like like Asian sneako, what the fuck is that?
Speaker 18: Like mister b speaking on it, and you have one
Speaker 18: hundred and seventy four year old companies like The New
Speaker 18: York Times writing about it. Fortunately, it does seem like
Speaker 18: a vast majority of the world is in agreement that
Speaker 18: Roger Jackson should be arrested. Frankly, I'm surprised that he
Speaker 18: hasn't been arrested yet. All of the big YouTubers that
Speaker 18: I referenced earlier are appalled at what he did, and
Speaker 18: I know that all of the MMA YouTubers are disgusted
Speaker 18: with him too. Moreover, we've heard active fighters and coaches
Speaker 18: speak out about the situation as well. Kevin Lee had
Speaker 18: this to say.
Speaker 19: Messed up and is rampage. I love rampage. The rampage
Speaker 19: turn your son in. He gotta go lay down for
Speaker 19: a little bit, like if it was my son. That's
Speaker 19: why I would tell him. I mean, you a grown man, bro,
Speaker 19: You you can't condone that type of behavior.
Speaker 8: Bro.
Speaker 19: You gotta go lay down for a little bit. We'll
Speaker 19: get you a good lawyer. You ain't gonna be in
Speaker 19: there forever, but you gotta go lay down.
Speaker 1: And then Tim Walsch said this.
Speaker 8: But once you crack and then you start seeing red
Speaker 8: and you're not thinking about what you're doing, and your
Speaker 8: punch him and they're already knocked out. Good chance you're
Speaker 8: gonna kill him, and now you might be in the pen.
Speaker 18: However, chill Son, and of all people, has found a
Speaker 18: way to give the fucking dumbest, most asinine viewpoints that
Speaker 18: I think I might have ever heard of my life.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised this is the first time he's ever caught
Speaker 2: chill Son and saying something dumb and fucking asinine, because
Speaker 2: I've I've heard it for like a decade. I liked
Speaker 2: him when he was an MMA and as an active fighter.
Speaker 2: He was obnoxious. He was he was funny, he was entertaining,
Speaker 2: he was what are you supposed to be? He was
Speaker 2: like he was like a WWE guy fighting real MMA,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: He was funny.
Speaker 2: But as soon as he started doing commentary and shit
Speaker 2: like that and all his other swindlings and bullshit, and
Speaker 2: you know, all this shit he does in his personal
Speaker 2: life that's completely despicable. The dude's a piece of shit,
Speaker 2: and he's not a very bright one. He just knows
Speaker 2: how to speak articulately. You can be a complete and
Speaker 2: total moron. You can have absolutely no comprehension of everything
Speaker 2: else and still be able to have a good vernacular.
Speaker 11: And this is what it is.
Speaker 2: You can see it in him. You know, he can
Speaker 2: run his mouth. He's been defeated multiple times. He still
Speaker 2: calls himself undefeated. It's just like it goes to show.
Speaker 2: It just lends to the lack of credibility in the guy.
Speaker 2: And Uh, when he was talking about something with oh fuck,
Speaker 2: was it long time ago with Jake Paul? It was
Speaker 2: a long, long time ago. I think it was the
Speaker 2: uh that Jake Paul fight with the first one he
Speaker 2: found that the n MMA guy forgot his name, that
Speaker 2: that big fight. Look at some of the ship he
Speaker 2: said back then was retarded too.
Speaker 8: Shah then follows up with the right hand.
Speaker 20: Then he switches and follows up with the left hand.
Speaker 2: But it's like, I think you've captain obvious. He was punching, Yeah,
Speaker 2: got it, Okay.
Speaker 4: Now these were hard shots.
Speaker 2: However, he looks a lot different. He looks a lot
Speaker 2: different than me either. He got fatter, he got old both.
Speaker 20: I'm giving you my perception, but I watched this thing
Speaker 20: twenty times before I made this video to you guys,
Speaker 20: and this.
Speaker 2: Is the best you could come up with. That's pretty
Speaker 2: fucking pathetic. That goes to show that you're not a
Speaker 2: smart guy whatsoever.
Speaker 17: While they were very stiff shots, not what we would
Speaker 17: call a working shot, it did not appear that Ron
Speaker 17: Jean had lost his temper.
Speaker 1: Are you fucking nuts?
Speaker 3: Did not appear that these were being done out of anger, not.
Speaker 1: Out of anger.
Speaker 18: Huh Yeah, dude, The same guy who later himself said
Speaker 18: that he was pissed off didn't do any of that
Speaker 18: out of anger. This entire video is just twelve minutes
Speaker 18: of him trying to defend his friend's son who did
Speaker 18: something completely indefensible. For a guy that claims to be
Speaker 18: undefeated and undisputed, this is a fucking l video. Chaille
Speaker 18: is either blatantly misconstruing how the beating happened to defend
Speaker 18: his friend, or he's blatantly misconstruing how the beating happened
Speaker 18: to farm clicks and views. And I really don't know
Speaker 18: what's worse, given I guess I'm not.
Speaker 14: All that show.
Speaker 2: I think there's an UFC connection to like the parent
Speaker 2: company shit that might be involved in this too, so
Speaker 2: maybe there's some cover being done there too.
Speaker 18: Thought the same guy who committed mortgage fraud and then
Speaker 18: snitched on his friends to receive a lighter sentence would
Speaker 18: be this slimy but still, and then he doubled down
Speaker 18: on his terrible stance in a follow up video.
Speaker 20: But your idea that you have all the evidence that
Speaker 20: you need and you can prove premeditation, which.
Speaker 2: Is fucking lethal hands chill son, and are you fucking
Speaker 2: kidding me? This is what he puts on his wall.
Speaker 2: This is his potentials I have When this says active
Speaker 2: defense fider, i'ms training. Go ahead, tight a swing at me, bitch.
Speaker 20: Excalates this, by the way, from an assault to a
Speaker 20: tempted murder. And all the evidence that you need, you've
Speaker 20: got because Rajah himself told his live stream that he
Speaker 20: was gonna do.
Speaker 8: This, and he was gonna do it to see.
Speaker 2: Oh man, you crushed the legs pretty tight there, guy.
Speaker 2: He got anything in between.
Speaker 20: Greattribution for the disrespect he was shown him for being
Speaker 20: hit with a beer Candra once agin.
Speaker 2: Beer can that's literally almost empty. But if you have
Speaker 2: a little bit in there and it's open, it makes
Speaker 2: a cool looking effect of a splash when it makes contact.
Speaker 2: He also had his hand on his head to hold
Speaker 2: him steady as he did it. And I couldn't tell directly,
Speaker 2: but a lot of times with wrestling, you know how
Speaker 2: they did the whole like and they hit their own hand.
Speaker 2: That could have been it could have just been this.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it actually hit his actual head.
Speaker 2: It could have been he hit his own hand with
Speaker 2: the can. I don't know if that's I'd have to
Speaker 2: look at it again. There's a potential when either way
Speaker 2: held his head steady so that he didn't turn in
Speaker 2: his face and hit the can, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So you kind of saw that was coming. That's one
Speaker 2: of the things that they do. And then the other thing.
Speaker 2: And if you thought the other guy was a wrestler,
Speaker 2: he'd know, he would he would assume that that guy
Speaker 2: would understand that, you know, that's what's coming.
Speaker 1: But it's a can.
Speaker 2: I've crushed cans on my forehead, crushed cans with the
Speaker 2: side of my head. I've crushed cans on the side
Speaker 2: of other people's heads. Not because it was a fight,
Speaker 2: but it was actually because we were doing a video
Speaker 2: and uh, making some some background be real for some
Speaker 2: some punk music and stuff like that. Actually a couple
Speaker 2: of other things, a punching each other's and face and
Speaker 2: something like that. But it's it's not that big of
Speaker 2: a deal.
Speaker 1: It doesn't hurt.
Speaker 2: But when you have the thing open, it's not it's
Speaker 2: not air pressure tight. It doesn't really it's not like
Speaker 2: an abrasive impact. It's just crunch.
Speaker 1: It's if it crumbles under its own the impact, under
Speaker 1: its own weight.
Speaker 20: Do not get to go arrest al Pacino for selling
Speaker 20: cocaine and chopping people up with machetes because you just
Speaker 20: watched an episode of Scarface? What you don't get to
Speaker 20: decide as the viewer where the show ends and real
Speaker 20: life begins, because you're are so skilled.
Speaker 1: Into So is he blaming the the I r L chat?
Speaker 2: Because there is that only that only affects people who
Speaker 2: have really no mechanism for discerning reality or ability for
Speaker 2: to restrain themselves, which means that that's that's the exact
Speaker 2: definition of being an unstable, volatile person. If you don't
Speaker 2: have a mechanism built into you to understand what that
Speaker 2: there's that there's limits to what you should and shouldn't do.
Speaker 2: You know, and if you don't have that, then other people, outside, forces,
Speaker 2: outside stimuli, outside, I don't know i influences can get
Speaker 2: you to do whatever it wants to you to do
Speaker 2: because you're just gonna do it because you don't understand,
Speaker 2: you don't have any you don't have any countermeasure to it.
Speaker 18: I'm not even gonna go into detail about how this
Speaker 18: doesn't make a look of sense because it's so clear
Speaker 18: of logic. I've always thought that Chaille was a harmless buffoon,
Speaker 18: but it's moments like these that remind me he's just
Speaker 18: an articulate idiot. Time will vindicate me when you all
Speaker 18: realize the Rajah clip was nothing more than a viral
Speaker 18: clip because he is a streamer. You can all come
Speaker 18: back and apologize. Great marketing for Kick, great marketing for Raja.
Speaker 18: My favorite part was watching the wrestling dudes head bobbing
Speaker 18: to the side when he got punched in the beard.
Speaker 18: Watch it back Oscar worthy performance. Now, it's one thing
Speaker 18: to think that Raja was justified in doing.
Speaker 2: When he got punched in the beard? Is that why
Speaker 2: he's missing teeth? Are they saying that that none of
Speaker 2: that shit was real? Are you fucking retarded. Really, so
Speaker 2: all these people are lying to promote this. That's why
Speaker 2: people left that promotion, because they were going to somehow
Speaker 2: benefit from that way of promoting it. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: And I don't give a fuck if this aj guy
Speaker 2: was a marine. There's a lot of assholes out are marines.
Speaker 8: What he did.
Speaker 18: I disagree with that entirely, but that is your opinion.
Speaker 18: But to act like this was some sort of elaborate
Speaker 18: publicity stunt is so brain dead. STU was in the hospital,
Speaker 18: Raja suspended from Kick and the WWE severed ties with
Speaker 18: the promotion. But yeah, I'm sure that this was the
Speaker 18: plan all along. Anyways, that's the video for today. Definitely
Speaker 18: let me know where you think about the Raja situation.
Speaker 18: Are you shocked and how widespread this story is?
Speaker 2: But no, here's a here's your uh, your your dose.
Speaker 2: This dude over here with the D six and the verenes. Uh, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. The gay cowboy he is,
Speaker 2: he's half black, so that that's gonna come into play
Speaker 2: here in the next video, so.
Speaker 1: You'll you'll understand what I mean in a minute.
Speaker 18: And why do you think the police haven't arrested him
Speaker 18: yet as always, if you like the video, then like
Speaker 18: the video. And if you haven't subscribed to the channel yet,
Speaker 18: please do.
Speaker 2: I don't care about you, all right, excuse me, I'll say, oh,
Speaker 2: this is the one, this is the one. Okay, we
Speaker 2: do have to kind of get this one in here
Speaker 2: because you have to. You have to see the dynamic
Speaker 2: between him and his dad, and it's really fucking important.
Speaker 1: This one, this one we got to watch. Remember, you
Speaker 1: don't have.
Speaker 2: To watch all this, all these videos, the full video
Speaker 2: every time that you're on here, like, you don't have to.
Speaker 2: If it's not keeping your if you're if it's if
Speaker 2: it's bedtime, I understand, you know, do your thing, and
Speaker 2: then come back some other time, coming back again someday.
Speaker 1: It's all good. Let's see.
Speaker 2: Oh by the way, uh trizzle, I got your message.
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm doing this so I'll read it. I
Speaker 2: started reading what you said, and I appreciate what you said.
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Speaker 2: Okay, So this is the one we're gonna watch right now.
Speaker 2: I have to get up and use the potty chair. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I have a potty chair. I'm gonna try to get
Speaker 2: to this tonight. But it seems like we've already been
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Speaker 2: Oh it was that last yeosh Okay, that's why, because
Speaker 2: we got to raised Okayjoki, this guy's a jack nut, though,
Speaker 2: I gotta I gotta show you how wrong he is.
Speaker 2: Plus we have to get into the CT Fletcher video.
Speaker 2: There was somebody else who talked about this today. I
Speaker 2: think maybe it was on this guy's podcast, though I'm
Speaker 2: trying to wonder if it was. Yeah, it is, that's
Speaker 2: where the commentary came from. Okay, maybe we'll look at,
Speaker 2: uh cancel this podcast. I just I just found him today.
Speaker 2: Like I said, there's a couple of things I don't
Speaker 2: agree with when it comes to political ideas about you know,
Speaker 2: the towel head's bad and you know Jew's good. I
Speaker 2: don't think that's true. I don't think that's true at all.
Speaker 2: I think most of our perceptions of everything in the
Speaker 2: world are going through the jew lens, and that's why
Speaker 2: we think things the way they are. Because how let
Speaker 2: me ask you this, Libya were not terrorists, No, they
Speaker 2: were not. So what did we get indoctrinated with all
Speaker 2: the way down to back to the future?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 5: Who?
Speaker 2: Who do you think the Libyans right back to the future?
Speaker 2: It was in there Jewish fucking programming. This is what
Speaker 2: makes us think that the rest of the Middle East
Speaker 2: are a bunch of terrorists when the creators of terrorism
Speaker 2: are the fucking Jews and they've been doing it for
Speaker 2: five thousand years. I'm just saying we have to back
Speaker 2: pedal it back a little bit and really look at
Speaker 2: everything that we've been thinking is real in understanding that
Speaker 2: it's a cult that has been manipulating our perception of
Speaker 2: things to get us to do its bidding. It's basically
Speaker 2: like a spell. It's deception, it's lies, it's convincing, it's
Speaker 2: giving you an impression of an artificial world. And then
Speaker 2: they go around and harm, attack, bomb, murder these people
Speaker 2: for generations, and then there's animosity built up and then
Speaker 2: they say, look so they want it's the whole thing
Speaker 2: that that crazy bitch who's in the West Bank, who's
Speaker 2: like you know has and Yahoo on speed dial, who's
Speaker 2: always saying these really crazy things, the one who was
Speaker 2: like doing tours of like yeah, let's pick up where
Speaker 2: we're gonna take our take everybody's land on the ferry.
Speaker 1: This woman said, I push you, I want you to
Speaker 1: push me back. Yeah. Yeah, especially when you have the.
Speaker 2: Might of a military might of America to go after
Speaker 2: those countries. And those people who do push back after
Speaker 2: they've been pushed, Right, you're defending yourself or you're calling
Speaker 2: it a even just way of balance. They fucking murder
Speaker 2: people's families, they married children, they have they have I
Speaker 2: showed you yesterday they have. They have detention centers, prisons
Speaker 2: specifically for children in Israel. It's it's been generations upon generations,
Speaker 2: and they say, look, these people have been brought up
Speaker 2: with AK forty seven's and hatred and and they're terrorists
Speaker 2: from the time they're born. And if we let the
Speaker 2: every child is a terrorist because they'll grow up to
Speaker 2: be terrrists. Listen, motherfucker, if you didn't murder their families
Speaker 2: for the last I don't know, seventy years plus, they
Speaker 2: wouldn't be taken up arms. I guarantee you if there
Speaker 2: was no Israel, if there was no Jewish Israel, there
Speaker 2: wouldn't be this big, huge race to develop nuclear or
Speaker 2: anything because the only reason why they would be doing
Speaker 2: that is in defense, not in offense.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: So that's my that's my take on why I think,
Speaker 2: you know, he and I should have a kind of
Speaker 2: like a discussion about that part of what I've kind
Speaker 2: of gleaned from those things that he said.
Speaker 1: But anyhow, let's go ahead and do this one here.
Speaker 10: I'll be back.
Speaker 1: This is important though, this one is important.
Speaker 2: Back in like two seconds I'm not gonna be gone
Speaker 2: that longma kill that.
Speaker 10: Where is he?
Speaker 8: I don't even need to worry about him.
Speaker 6: He's not worried about.
Speaker 5: What.
Speaker 4: You don't know me?
Speaker 2: Hell no, yeah, see here, right here, he seems like
Speaker 2: he's playing around two psychos dou Hell no, he's being
Speaker 2: playful until he gets mad.
Speaker 1: So it's all funny games until you piss off the
Speaker 1: you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 2: Hey, look he's smiling. Everybody's smiling, and he's smiling. Everybody's
Speaker 2: fucking having a good time.
Speaker 6: I think that's.
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Speaker 14: Just when you thought live streamers couldn't get any worse,
Speaker 14: Rajah Jackson just shocked the entire world by doing it,
Speaker 14: making it worse things imaginable. If we needed more evidence
Speaker 14: that kickstreamers are a cancer on society, this is it.
Speaker 14: Just last week we saw a French streamer bullied, harassed
Speaker 14: and tortured in the hours leading up to his tragic
Speaker 14: death life on camera, only for French authorities to clear
Speaker 14: his so called friends of any wrongdoing. But this one's different. Rampage.
Speaker 14: Jackson's son, Raja basically handed prosecutors and open and shutcase.
Speaker 14: And I honestly don't understand what's taking police so long
Speaker 14: to arrest and charge him. He's just won the award
Speaker 14: for the most unhinged meltdown we've seen in a while,
Speaker 14: and the LAPD are taking their sweet ars time doing
Speaker 14: their investigation into what exactly happened. And by now, I'm
Speaker 14: sure most of you have seen the moment he brutally
Speaker 14: assaulted professional wrestler Psycho Stu, but the lead up to
Speaker 14: the incident is littered with glaringly obvious clues as to
Speaker 14: how this escalated from a pro wrestling gag into a
Speaker 14: situation where a veteran was fighting for his life in
Speaker 14: the ICU. Thankfully, he's responsive now and in a stable
Speaker 14: but critical condition. I seriously don't understand how Psycho stew
Speaker 14: is still alive after copying over twenty punches while completely unconscious.
Speaker 14: This could have easily been a full blown murder investigation.
Speaker 14: But I've been going over all the footage, rewatching all
Speaker 14: the key moments that led to this, and I've got
Speaker 14: a few questions. There are so many layers in this
Speaker 14: whole situation, and I want to give you guys the
Speaker 14: full context. We all obviously know his dad, former UFC
Speaker 14: light heavyweight champion Rampage Jackson, who currently streams as well.
Speaker 14: And when I saw this whole situation unfolding over the
Speaker 14: last couple of days, I am immediately thought of a
Speaker 14: clip I saw recently of Rampage and his son getting
Speaker 14: confronted by a couple of Mexican gang bangers at a
Speaker 14: fair while they were streaming. This was the first time
Speaker 14: I realized that Raja had a darkness inside him. And
Speaker 14: don't get me wrong, I'm not saying I knew something
Speaker 14: like this was eventually going to happen or anything like that.
Speaker 14: It just made me think that he's going through some
Speaker 14: stuff upstairs that he probably needs to deal with.
Speaker 8: Now that's not really cold.
Speaker 13: Be smart, as young Bud, Be smart.
Speaker 14: There's a chaos in those eyes that a bunch of
Speaker 14: people in the comments noticed as well. Little did we
Speaker 14: know how serious that chaos was sitting there, looking beneath
Speaker 14: the surface, waiting to rear its ugly head. It's always
Speaker 14: the quiet ones you've got to watch out for, right
Speaker 14: And there are a couple of theories floating around as
Speaker 14: to why Raja ended up going into a frenzied assault
Speaker 14: on Psycho stew in the ring. One that keeps coming
Speaker 14: up is the tension between Raja and his dad, which
Speaker 14: I definitely think played a part in the lead up
Speaker 14: to the incident. And I want to be real clear
Speaker 14: about this upfront. All the stuff I'm about to show
Speaker 14: you guys is in no way an excuse or a
Speaker 14: justification for what he did. I've seen a lot of
Speaker 14: videos over the last couple of days blaming Rampage Jackson
Speaker 14: for his son's actions, and I definitely do not agree
Speaker 14: with that. Raja's a twenty five year old grown man
Speaker 14: who is in complete control of his own mind and body,
Speaker 14: but you can't ignore the influence his father has over
Speaker 14: him and how toxic their relationship is. I definitely think
Speaker 14: that was a major factor in contributing to his psychotic
Speaker 14: state of mind that night.
Speaker 8: Why is he vegan? My son's a vegan because he's a.
Speaker 4: You heard that.
Speaker 6: It was like, you look, you're trying to degrade and down.
Speaker 7: Down you.
Speaker 13: As my my genetic makeup. He he he loved animals,
Speaker 13: but he don't do it for the animals. He said
Speaker 13: he wanted to be a vegan because he looked like
Speaker 13: a gorilla, and gorillas are vegan. Hey, you don't look
Speaker 13: like a gorilla. You smell like one, So I understand
Speaker 13: why you're trying to be We already got in the
Speaker 13: fight once two years ago.
Speaker 8: He sucker punching me.
Speaker 3: I saw the slab?
Speaker 8: How that? And would you do you slam him on
Speaker 8: his side?
Speaker 13: That point to the hospital that day. Yeah, I felt
Speaker 13: bad about kicking his ass that day And to this day,
Speaker 13: he's the only person I ever guillotine. I ain't getting.
Speaker 13: I never get gillotined on nobody I got. I didn't
Speaker 13: want to keep punching him, so I guillotined him and
Speaker 13: he wouldn't tap out, and.
Speaker 3: You put them to sleep.
Speaker 8: Yet, Wow, he's not gonna want me to tell what
Speaker 8: that fight was over.
Speaker 3: It's embarrassing for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so he guillotines his own son. He knocks him out,
Speaker 2: and this is uh yeah, I think you know where
Speaker 2: I'm going with that. He's just a kind of a
Speaker 2: Douchebag's good, this guy.
Speaker 10: Some stud?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't want him talk about.
Speaker 4: It why.
Speaker 8: It happened?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, And he's and you're telling, and you're and
Speaker 2: you're publicly embarrassing him on a on a big platform
Speaker 2: in public. It's not just something that you talked about
Speaker 2: with friends and family in a closed environment. No, you
Speaker 2: you did it publicly for the world to watch. If
Speaker 2: they're if they come across it. How do you think
Speaker 2: that makes that kid feel, who's already messed up and
Speaker 2: who already doesn't have a mom.
Speaker 1: It's a little fucked up years old.
Speaker 8: So don't get don't look at me like that.
Speaker 2: So like he does this on his streams, this is
Speaker 2: Rampage Jackson on kick disrespecting his son or not disrespecting.
Speaker 1: But you know I'm putting him down.
Speaker 8: Anything like that.
Speaker 3: You think you can take me down.
Speaker 10: All you get.
Speaker 13: I've been doing it twenty five years, as long as
Speaker 13: you've been a lot.
Speaker 3: Even technical.
Speaker 2: Dude, he's actually punching them too. Oh you got Rampage down.
Speaker 2: You didn't get the other guy down. He got Rampage down.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 14: Obviously most of this is put on for the camera.
Speaker 14: If you've seen Rampage's MMA interviews, you know he's a
Speaker 14: massive fuck control who loves to get under people's skin.
Speaker 14: He fishes for awkward moments, and he's even been accused
Speaker 14: of harassment and misconduct in several interviews with female hosts
Speaker 14: and presenters for US it's entertaining, all right, maybe not
Speaker 14: all the harassment stuff, but his confrontational and unpredictable personality
Speaker 14: makes for compelling viewing.
Speaker 2: Except it's probably, yeah, unpredictable, kind of like the way
Speaker 2: his son acts when he just explodes out of nowhere, right.
Speaker 14: Lead Not for his son. Raja Rampage constantly puts it apart.
Speaker 1: It's it's a culture of behavior.
Speaker 14: M down bullies him, reminds him that he's inferior, and
Speaker 14: it's clearly taking its toll on Raja's mental health. It
Speaker 14: also doesn't help that he lost his mother at a
Speaker 14: young age, and his father has five kids from three
Speaker 14: different women.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a growing up without.
Speaker 4: Them all for such a young age. May God bless
Speaker 4: your mom's soul and keep your amazing father.
Speaker 3: Hey, yeah, I appreciate that, man.
Speaker 11: You know, maybe one day I'll open up more about it.
Speaker 16: You know, that's part of the reason why I don't like,
Speaker 16: you know, cameras, I just like being alarm honestly because
Speaker 16: of that.
Speaker 4: You know, I grew up with her a little bit.
Speaker 2: So it sounds like he's kind of pushed into this
Speaker 2: whole social media thing in the first place.
Speaker 1: But again, you know, there is.
Speaker 2: There isn't allure there because when he doesn't have as
Speaker 2: a as a family unit, he's trying to he's trying
Speaker 2: to get out of random stranger attention, which is very,
Speaker 2: very bad because these people don't have your best interest
Speaker 2: at heart. And it doesn't seem like his family does
Speaker 2: it or his dad does either.
Speaker 16: I was a kid because I'm barely soorr. You know
Speaker 16: she she's in heaving out. It sucks how she passed
Speaker 16: and everything, but I know she's in a better place.
Speaker 2: So this is what I was saying, where sympathy for
Speaker 2: the devil douchebag here, you know, I mean, this can't
Speaker 2: be just like overlooked that. You know, he's got this
Speaker 2: going on in his head and then his dad's addicted
Speaker 2: to him publicly all the time, so he's building up
Speaker 2: rampage is complicit in this as well for making this
Speaker 2: kid out the way he is. Granted, this kid has
Speaker 2: all the responsibility in the world for his out own actions.
Speaker 2: There's no mechanism there that says this is you know,
Speaker 2: he doesn't have the breaks and.
Speaker 16: To anybody else that's going through the same thing or
Speaker 16: you know, younger, you know, if Marcandoles.
Speaker 10: Hasn't gone blessed.
Speaker 13: I dated five women to see who I'm going to
Speaker 13: marry with my kids, and a Japanese to.
Speaker 1: See who I was going to marry to help me
Speaker 1: with my kids. I needed. What a living babysitter?
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 1: What you just fucking said?
Speaker 2: This is how I there's no empathy or ractual, true
Speaker 2: human emotion, and this guy either one.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm not living in Japan. I'm just going there
Speaker 13: to fight. But I met her in Japan. I met
Speaker 13: her after I did that K one, my first K
Speaker 13: one fight. They gave me the big ass trophy, and
Speaker 13: she was a girl at the airport checking you in,
Speaker 13: and I got her email. Took us six months ago.
Speaker 13: On day with me, I was fighting Vanolet and I
Speaker 13: was beating him. Then I got knocked out and she
Speaker 13: was like, oh you almost had he was almost champion.
Speaker 13: She said, I bet you if you didn't have to
Speaker 13: be a single dad and you had help, you can
Speaker 13: be champion. She said, I'm gonna move to America to
Speaker 13: help you be champion. So I married her because I
Speaker 13: got pregnant.
Speaker 8: Okay, well where.
Speaker 10: Are you now?
Speaker 2: He's five hundred thousand dollars down, he said, I'm divorced.
Speaker 2: Five hundred thousand dollars down, half a million down, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: good good. He's all about the proper judgments too, one.
Speaker 14: Hundred thousand dollars down, the whole situation with his dad
Speaker 14: and all his siblings, plus not having your.
Speaker 1: Own you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So this is the guy I think just with the
Speaker 2: shirt off, was the guy who confronts him outside.
Speaker 1: So he's in it.
Speaker 2: I mean, granted, this guy is doing all the all
Speaker 2: the heavy lifting, but he's holding them to the freaking
Speaker 2: corner of the ropes and he's close enough to get
Speaker 2: elbows in the head and stuff like that. So he's
Speaker 2: even if he's being called a crackhead or whatever by Doug,
Speaker 2: I mean, he is kind of in there.
Speaker 1: He is kind of trying, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And this guy over the on the right here, I
Speaker 2: think is the one who was like doing the the
Speaker 2: half assed earlier trying to get this guy trying to
Speaker 2: get Rajah off of stew and uh now he you
Speaker 2: know now that there's more backup, he's he's building his
Speaker 2: confidence up to there's a lot of that and the
Speaker 2: whole sucker punch mentality, like that's that's cowardless, cowardice.
Speaker 1: That's that's like wolf pack shit, right.
Speaker 2: You know you only you only strike when you feel
Speaker 2: like you have a severely high advantage over others, like
Speaker 2: they're not they're not expecting it, or there's you and
Speaker 2: your thirteen cousins jumping one guy.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and with his mother can't be good for him.
Speaker 14: And like I said, I'm not trying to be an
Speaker 14: armchair psychologist or make excuses for him. I think this
Speaker 14: guy belongs in prison. I mean, clearly, he's a minister
Speaker 14: society who can't process his thoughts properly and deal with
Speaker 14: his own shit like the rest of us do. But
Speaker 14: not having a mother figure in your life and having
Speaker 14: a father that keeps saying you'll end up in prison
Speaker 14: isn't exactly healthy for anyone to grow up with.
Speaker 13: I knew them too, wasn't going to college, and my
Speaker 13: two Japanese I mean Japanese kids, I knew that it
Speaker 13: was going to college.
Speaker 1: So they'd be good at math.
Speaker 10: Save the.
Speaker 13: College tuition for the two Japanese kids and bail money
Speaker 13: for Roger and his brother.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, your nice expectations if you go to jail,
Speaker 2: I'm just going to bail them out.
Speaker 14: Saying that shit on a stream about your kids is crazy.
Speaker 14: Not to mention how eerie that sounds now after everything
Speaker 14: that went down this week. But I'll come back to
Speaker 14: rampage and how he made a bad situation even worse
Speaker 14: at the moment, because I want to get into a
Speaker 14: few of the key moments from the actual night of
Speaker 14: the incident and how they all contributed to Raja's unstable
Speaker 14: state of mind, which ultimately led him to brutally assault
Speaker 14: Psycho Stu. When Raja rocked up to that venue, the
Speaker 14: wrestlers were at the back having a barbecue. He goes
Speaker 14: around shaking hands, meeting some of his favorite wrestlers, and
Speaker 14: because he's streaming everything, the camera's there, Stu thinks that
Speaker 14: Raja's part.
Speaker 1: Of this, right, and how would you all right?
Speaker 2: There's an argument that aj makes later on about how
Speaker 2: you know there's a lot of people backstage and they're
Speaker 2: not all part of the show.
Speaker 1: How did Stu?
Speaker 2: How did Stu mistake him for being part of the show,
Speaker 2: And he's basically blaming Stu for the can and saying, like,
Speaker 2: you know, Stu is completely out of line. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people backstage that might not be
Speaker 2: part of the show, But you cannot understand the grandmother
Speaker 2: without the cam versus the guy who has a caraman
Speaker 2: following him around. Hey, maybe this is part of the promotion.
Speaker 2: Let's make it interesting. And it's not like he harmed
Speaker 2: a kid either. It's fucking stupid, stupid argument.
Speaker 14: Aj prew and decides to set up a beaef and
Speaker 14: play to the camera. I actually think this was kind
Speaker 14: of cool. Everyone's having a laugh and shaking hands and
Speaker 14: fucking Stu steps up behind Raja and starts giving it
Speaker 14: to him. At this point, though it quickly becomes obvious.
Speaker 1: That and he's he's smiling.
Speaker 14: You know of this was planned. Raja has no idea
Speaker 14: what's going on.
Speaker 2: Seeing look, he picks up. He looks at it before
Speaker 2: he does it. He doesn't want to hurt the guy.
Speaker 2: He didn't take a full beer can. He just looks
Speaker 2: to seize a can and okay, no, it becomes a prop.
Speaker 2: It's not a prop can. It becomes a prop because
Speaker 2: it's not going to hurt anybody.
Speaker 14: It's all up in these feelings over it.
Speaker 8: He's, yeah, you don't it's not.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now, that you have people in between you, Now
Speaker 1: you're gonna suck him up.
Speaker 2: See this is this, This is the cowardly trying not
Speaker 2: to be like a coward and then overcompensate after the fact.
Speaker 2: Bullshit that people do, especially a certain type of people,
Speaker 2: but everybody.
Speaker 1: A lot of people do that.
Speaker 2: A lot of people are fucking dirt bags like that.
Speaker 2: They won't throw a punch unless their boys are around,
Speaker 2: or unless there's somebody that will break it up. Like
Speaker 2: this is Like I've seen this type of ship happen
Speaker 2: in our school lunch room. Everybody gets a lot tougher
Speaker 2: once the lunch eight is in between two of you.
Speaker 2: You know, that's when they start swinging over.
Speaker 1: The top of the old lady. Who's who's the lunch lady.
Speaker 1: I'll get him, I'll get him, I'll get him.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 1: When you guys are nosed to know is you didn't
Speaker 1: throw ship.
Speaker 2: But but now that you have two lunch ladies holding
Speaker 2: you back, holding each of you back, Now all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, you're a fucking tough guy because you know
Speaker 2: that there's not gonna there's no danger here because people
Speaker 2: they don't want you to fight, and you don't really
Speaker 2: want to either at least not a fair one.
Speaker 1: But then it festers in his head.
Speaker 11: I don't play that.
Speaker 1: There's Doug right there in the back. He's not even
Speaker 1: paying attention to it.
Speaker 3: Fixed that.
Speaker 14: Straight away. A couple of the guys step in and
Speaker 14: separate them. You can hear them telling off Stu for
Speaker 14: not realizing Raja is not part of the crew. That's
Speaker 14: the part that seems kind of fishy to me. I
Speaker 14: feel like, maybe this guy's wrong, but says next, they
Speaker 14: were all in on this and we're playing it up
Speaker 14: for the camera, especially how straight away they're telling Raja
Speaker 14: that they can fix that. They're already schaming to set
Speaker 14: up there.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no no, that's what they're dude.
Speaker 2: They're all chilling, and that's what they're doing to try
Speaker 2: to de escalate this little fucking shithead over here. They
Speaker 2: think they now they're realizing he's a guest. It's here
Speaker 2: just to make up for it. Will make a VOP
Speaker 2: and we'll make you part of the show since you
Speaker 2: already have a camera guy here.
Speaker 1: It'll be good for us. That's it. It makes sense.
Speaker 2: That doesn't take a whole lot of brainpower to figure
Speaker 2: out a way to make it into an angle, right,
Speaker 2: and you could Aj apparently already had this is Aj
Speaker 2: with the hat on the gay cowboy. He says he
Speaker 2: already has a problem with you. But when he's doing
Speaker 2: his interview with C. T. Fletcher, he says that he
Speaker 2: that's his brother, right of course, Yeah, now that the
Speaker 2: guy is laying in the hospital, now it's his brother.
Speaker 14: Something on stage later on and get him involved. The
Speaker 14: problem is, though, and I'm going to get into this
Speaker 14: in more detail in a moment, Raj is not a
Speaker 14: professional wrestler. That's the thing I think a lot of
Speaker 14: people are missing in this whole situation. He's a trained
Speaker 14: MMA fighter with a loss in his only professional fight.
Speaker 14: All these guys out the back are trained wrestlers. They're
Speaker 14: not proper fighters like Raja is, and so they think
Speaker 14: they're just playing around and offering him an opportunity later
Speaker 14: on to get stew back for disrespecting him. This, in
Speaker 14: my opinion, was a massive mistake.
Speaker 2: Yes, I agree with that, this simonan guy right here.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he's one of the brothers that's
Speaker 2: the promotion guy, or if it's the guy off into
Speaker 2: the right here that is, But.
Speaker 1: Yeah, That was stupid.
Speaker 2: It was stupid to then take somebody who has real,
Speaker 2: true hostility and put him in a in a position
Speaker 2: to fight a guy and expect him not to get
Speaker 2: overly aggressive. Now, they probably didn't even think of it
Speaker 2: go that far. But to even just consider that period
Speaker 2: like at all, not when there's true animosity in that
Speaker 2: person's blood, do you say, oh you can, you can
Speaker 2: go into the ring later and it'll be fun. Yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: this You obviously don't understand that the the ninja mentality
Speaker 2: in the first place, especially somebody who's hot head or
Speaker 2: has something to prove.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not gonna shake your hands.
Speaker 2: So even after this like this isn't enough yet, this
Speaker 2: this does some own guy and the guy in the
Speaker 2: on the right who you don't see right now, to
Speaker 2: try to even think that this is a good idea.
Speaker 2: This is the promotion's fault all the way. AJ is
Speaker 2: a douchebag too, who also eggs in mind, and so
Speaker 2: is the chat. But these are all things that this
Speaker 2: kid right here should be able to manage in his
Speaker 2: own head and not try to, especially after he does
Speaker 2: accept his apology. Now he's trying to hold his hand
Speaker 2: out Remember, this guy has PTSD. He he's combat veteran.
Speaker 2: You know, he's been with the promotion longer than anybody
Speaker 2: else that's standing out there, and he was making something
Speaker 2: in regardless of all that though.
Speaker 1: It's just like, really, I don't know, man, there's so
Speaker 1: much wrong with us.
Speaker 6: Good apologize and stuff.
Speaker 10: You think it is part of the.
Speaker 4: You know, we just don't want to know.
Speaker 2: You see a fucking camera and no one else walking
Speaker 2: around with a guy who a camera guy. When you
Speaker 2: assume that this is part of the promotion, we all apologizing.
Speaker 11: I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that.
Speaker 6: Let me draw my sweat, But that's a you can apologies.
Speaker 6: I understand where you're coming from a little hot right now.
Speaker 6: So you know what's the thing about this?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 10: To make it something.
Speaker 3: In the mat?
Speaker 2: See even the words he chooses. Now, I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: you run in there and suck him up on the mat. Okay,
Speaker 2: you really think that that's a good idea. Somebody who
Speaker 2: truly has anger about a situation, You seriously think that
Speaker 2: that's a good thing. You're not trained, you didn't rehearse,
Speaker 2: you don't know the rules, you haven't been told anything.
Speaker 2: You've just been told that you're gonna be unleashed on
Speaker 2: the guy. And you have to be a fucking mental
Speaker 2: midget to not understand where the limits are on that.
Speaker 2: But you know this is Raja I we were talking about,
Speaker 2: so of course he is a mental midget.
Speaker 11: Yeah, hell yeah, the president if you can, if you
Speaker 11: can do that for me, I'll be cool.
Speaker 7: Yeah, let's do that.
Speaker 2: So and then then then the then the ego here,
Speaker 2: if you can do that for me, then I'll be cool.
Speaker 2: You've already got into this place for free. You've just
Speaker 2: been given VI P And what else do you want?
Speaker 10: Do you need?
Speaker 2: A need a free cell phone? And healthcare too? Like,
Speaker 2: what else do you want? You want something obamacarey fucking nasshole, you're.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So now he shooks his hand because he's been told
Speaker 2: he can go beat him up later, A long word out.
Speaker 11: Yeah yeah, I don't work out, I bet you know
Speaker 11: what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: So the guys don't really understand what they're signing up
Speaker 14: for here, and Raja definitely doesn't know what he's signing
Speaker 14: up for either. He's thinking they're going to actually settle
Speaker 14: this later on, and like I said before, he's not
Speaker 14: a pro wrestler. He's an MMA fighter. He's got no
Speaker 14: pro wrestling skills or moves. Like, seriously, this is a
Speaker 14: fucking disaster waiting to happen. And so while they're all shaking.
Speaker 1: Hands, he shouldn't have muted this party.
Speaker 2: He should have let this play out, because he again
Speaker 2: says he's sorry, He apologizes to he's a really nice guy.
Speaker 2: According to everybody else out there that I've heard talk
Speaker 2: about the event, he said, he's a really nice man
Speaker 2: and just made it, you know, an error in judgment,
Speaker 2: thinking that the guy fouled around with the camera might
Speaker 2: be part of the promotion surprise.
Speaker 14: Carrying this beef, they make arrangements for a showdown later
Speaker 14: on and start egging on Rajah, who again doesn't seem
Speaker 14: to really understand what he's agreeing to. To make matters worse.
Speaker 2: Though, you can't play that to create that, you can't
Speaker 2: play the ignorance card on this, Like, if you know
Speaker 2: what wrestling is, you know that you're not supposed to
Speaker 2: really hit a guy.
Speaker 1: He even says that in his chat.
Speaker 2: So this this this coping bullshit, that this guy who's
Speaker 2: doing the announcing narrative, he's a fucking idiot too.
Speaker 14: De you're in his head that he's the victim of
Speaker 14: an assault and that he's gonna get a chance for revenge.
Speaker 8: What he thought was he was Yeah.
Speaker 6: Another another thing is even when we are working like that,
Speaker 6: you don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys hit each other with chairs and beer
Speaker 2: cans all the time. I've seen it in wrestling a
Speaker 2: billion tillion times. What do you mean, even if you
Speaker 2: are working, you don't do that?
Speaker 1: Shut the fuck up.
Speaker 2: Okay, So in reality, he does hold a grudge. He
Speaker 2: said he called He just called Stu a fucking idiot,
Speaker 2: and he obviously has some animosity towards the guy who
Speaker 2: he also said, says later that that's his brother in
Speaker 2: the hospital.
Speaker 9: Yeah, okay, when you run give his receipt, remember what
Speaker 9: I received?
Speaker 1: So he says, tagget ship. He doesn't. He doesn't it plain.
Speaker 2: The terminology that wrestlers use when it comes to just payback, right. No, No,
Speaker 2: he doesn't, and he does it. He's setting him up deliberately.
Speaker 2: AJ is just as complicit in this.
Speaker 10: Out there.
Speaker 4: I get it as long as I get.
Speaker 2: If you see this guy isn't smiling, you definitely need
Speaker 2: to be explaining and clarifying for the kid if he's
Speaker 2: not smiling and you're egging him on, your dumb ass,
Speaker 2: and you know exactly what the fuck you're doing. Ayj
Speaker 2: these two people both should be in fucking jail. These
Speaker 2: two people both should be sued in the poverty, that's right. Meanwhile, well,
Speaker 2: you're you're sitting, you're standing next to a gay cowboy.
Speaker 1: Are you sure you're straight?
Speaker 14: Ashua that has been watching his stream while streaming himself. Yeah,
Speaker 14: this whole streaming shit is fucking weird.
Speaker 1: And so he just says the guy who has a
Speaker 1: video on YouTube just to.
Speaker 14: Call up his son to gm up about the whole
Speaker 14: situation that unfolded at the back when he initially rocked up,
Speaker 14: further contributing to Raja's deteriorating state of mind.
Speaker 1: Right, this is the part where he says to Raja,
Speaker 1: what are you at a gay strip club?
Speaker 6: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: You see a bunch of guys are walking around? He goes,
Speaker 2: He doesn't say it straight up like gay strip club.
Speaker 2: He says, what are you doing? It looks like you
Speaker 2: were a stinner around a bunch of guys in the underwear.
Speaker 2: What are you doing like this rampage has done wrestling
Speaker 2: before you know, he's fucking with the kid. He's doing
Speaker 2: it on purpose, but he's doing it to the wrong
Speaker 2: kid at the wrong time. And you should know his
Speaker 2: own son a little bit better than to know what
Speaker 2: you know, he knows what button's a port us, So
Speaker 2: why is he doing it? And it's your dad and
Speaker 2: you don't have a mom, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like you have more responsibility to be a little bit
Speaker 2: more kind, a little bit less like a dick all
Speaker 2: the time, you know what I mean? Like, Hey, proud
Speaker 2: of your son. That had probably been cool. I hope
Speaker 2: you're doing well. Has your day?
Speaker 1: None of that just more put downs and ship and
Speaker 1: from a distance.
Speaker 2: This time in the beginning of this of his video,
Speaker 2: he said, no, I honestly had to get get away
Speaker 2: from all that ship. When you start watching all the
Speaker 2: past videos that he's had with his dad, I totally
Speaker 2: understand what he means by that he needed to get
Speaker 2: away from all that ship and just do his own
Speaker 2: thing that day, and then his dad is still part
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 11: Did you get jumped by a bunch of dudes? Y?
Speaker 13: Did you get jumped by a bunch of dudes?
Speaker 3: Why did you tell me?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 8: You gotta gotta sends over there.
Speaker 2: He's being he's trying to be funny, and he's he's
Speaker 2: just as retarded as his son when it comes to
Speaker 2: like mental capacity. So he doesn't know what to say,
Speaker 2: but he's trying to he's trying to come up with
Speaker 2: something on the spot for for his stupid irl here
Speaker 2: that isn't very interesting.
Speaker 5: I look.
Speaker 2: And then and then he tells him that his rat
Speaker 2: chat's going crazy, which means now he's got two different
Speaker 2: chats involved in what has happened. The extra pressure and
Speaker 2: embarrassment and and you know of all that, and then
Speaker 2: the ship that his father says about you being beaten
Speaker 2: up by a bunch of guys in there, you know
Speaker 2: in tights.
Speaker 1: It's it's a little bit much. It's a little bit much.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine someone like putting you out in the
Speaker 2: public like that, especially when this kid said, I don't
Speaker 2: even really like cameras or any of that stuff. But yeah,
Speaker 2: his silly is ir ling because there's money involved, you know,
Speaker 2: there's something, there's something there there.
Speaker 8: Stream he was hugging some dude, has damn.
Speaker 2: Time and yeah, now he's calling him his son gay
Speaker 2: from hugging on some dude in some booty shorts. Now
Speaker 2: he's talking about aj.
Speaker 13: I saw you hugging.
Speaker 10: I don't got no sexual fantasy.
Speaker 2: I ain't nothing see this like, And he's not just
Speaker 2: doing this, this is being recorded and put out. However,
Speaker 2: many retards watched Rampage Jackson and now they're listening to
Speaker 2: his stream too, So there's a ship ton of people
Speaker 2: hearing him put us his son down, and instead of
Speaker 2: like you know, them being good to him, they just antagonized.
Speaker 2: They find that weakness and then they rage bait the
Speaker 2: funk out of this kid. Again, he should have the restraint,
Speaker 2: but I see a lot more now that I see
Speaker 2: the fucking angle from his father here.
Speaker 1: Okay, he don't. He won't let it.
Speaker 2: He won't let it up because he's not smart, he's
Speaker 2: not creative, and he's trying to make content for his
Speaker 2: fucking bullshit stream. And you ain't think he could think
Speaker 2: of because his son is worth in his and his
Speaker 2: son's you know, his son's I don't know, feelings are
Speaker 2: worth less to him than whatever fucking thrill he's going
Speaker 2: to get from his from his chat, none of He's
Speaker 2: looking around and you see his eyes, he's like, now,
Speaker 2: what when I what kind of fucked up think can
Speaker 2: I say? Now that he's told me what I already
Speaker 2: knew that it was a pro wrestling show at playing
Speaker 2: all stupid?
Speaker 8: You know there?
Speaker 10: Now y'all got my son mad at me?
Speaker 2: And then he blames it because of a deflection that project.
Speaker 2: Now you all got your my son mad at me?
Speaker 2: So what was it?
Speaker 1: Was it his chat?
Speaker 2: Was it his chat that was egging him on to
Speaker 2: say stupid shit to his son? Are they both fucking retarded?
Speaker 2: I think the answer might be pretty clear.
Speaker 8: How y'all happy?
Speaker 1: Now you're the fucking asshole, dude? Don't stare at me?
Speaker 8: He straight up.
Speaker 14: At this point, Rajah honestly just looks confused. He's just
Speaker 14: had all the wrestlers apologizing to him, telling him that
Speaker 14: Stu was out of line and he'd better step up
Speaker 14: when they give him the nod to jump in the ring,
Speaker 14: and now his dad's calling him up, giving him shit
Speaker 14: for getting owned by a bunch of oiled up dudes
Speaker 14: in booty shorts. Now Rajah realizes people are starting to
Speaker 14: talk in his dad's chat, but then his own chat
Speaker 14: starts calling him out for not standing up for himself. This,
Speaker 14: in my opinion, is what tips him over the edge.
Speaker 14: He's already committed to getting revenge in the ring, but
Speaker 14: now he's making promises about what he's actually gonna do.
Speaker 7: That this dude, I ain't gonna hurt him too bad.
Speaker 7: Though he was drunk. He was pretty drunk. I think
Speaker 7: you think I'm capping? Okay, Bro, you think I'm capping.
Speaker 7: I'm not capping.
Speaker 8: Straight up.
Speaker 11: Oh you think he's stronger than me, Stevens. Do you
Speaker 11: think he's stronger than me? I'm not playing. I'm straight
Speaker 11: up for real. I'm not playing no games, bro, I'm
Speaker 11: not playing games.
Speaker 8: I'm dead.
Speaker 2: Seriously, for those of you can't figure it out, his
Speaker 2: little microphone thing is attached to that necklace.
Speaker 8: Scripted.
Speaker 11: I'm telling you, Tony, I'm gonna show you. I'm gonna
Speaker 11: show you, Tony.
Speaker 3: Watch I'm about to do.
Speaker 11: Ain't no script bro, It's not no, It's not gonna
Speaker 11: be scripted. I'm telling you that right now.
Speaker 4: I promising.
Speaker 16: But I will tell you guys this. They told me
Speaker 16: to hit him and just leave. Somebody will pull me
Speaker 16: off of them, will leave. I'm telling you I'm a them.
Speaker 16: As many times as you can watch.
Speaker 14: Okay, so this is why I think he's own chat.
Speaker 14: We're the ones who pushed him over the edge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but again, he's responsible for his own fucking actions.
Speaker 2: That stud to be an argument here, and it's premeditated
Speaker 2: attempted murder.
Speaker 1: Period.
Speaker 2: If the guy's knocked out and you continue to hit them,
Speaker 2: you should know. You can't be that stupid not to
Speaker 2: know that you could kill a person. And when you
Speaker 2: see the blood coming out of their mouth and you're
Speaker 2: knocking teeth out of their mouth and they're choking on
Speaker 2: their own teeth and blood and you keep on hitting, dude,
Speaker 2: you're you're a fucking animal.
Speaker 15: This guy.
Speaker 2: You have no consideration whether or not he has a family,
Speaker 2: whether or not yet he's a dad. With the fact
Speaker 2: that his mother is in the audience witnessing all this,
Speaker 2: I'm surprised the mother didn't rush into the ring after
Speaker 2: or seeing her son knocked out like that.
Speaker 1: I'm very surprised.
Speaker 14: As you just saw in the beginning of that, he's
Speaker 14: saying he's going to take care of it, but he's
Speaker 14: not gonna hurt him too bad because he thoughts too
Speaker 14: was drunk and just made an honest mistake.
Speaker 2: But three seconds later, he's saying that he's gonna keep
Speaker 2: hitting him until they pull him off.
Speaker 14: But over the course of the next thirty to forty minutes,
Speaker 14: you can see how his tone changes. He's responding to
Speaker 14: the chat. They're calling him out for lying and egging
Speaker 14: him on to do some real damage, and by the
Speaker 14: end he literally says, I'm gonna hit him as many
Speaker 14: times as I can watch. This is the part I
Speaker 14: don't get. In the beginning of the video, I said,
Speaker 14: I don't understand why the LAPD haven't arrested him yet.
Speaker 14: Think about it. All they had to do is confirm
Speaker 14: with the wrestling company that the assault wasn't staged. That
Speaker 14: should take all of like five minutes. Then it would
Speaker 14: have taken a couple of hours at most to go
Speaker 14: through the live stream like I did and find those
Speaker 14: clips of him literally explaining what he planned to do
Speaker 14: once he got in there. He says, I'm gonna wait
Speaker 14: for someone to pull me off.
Speaker 2: So I think the reason why maybe is because you know,
Speaker 2: what do you go after somebody with first you throw
Speaker 2: a bunch of charges at him. Can you have conflicting
Speaker 2: charges like well, I mean assault, attempted murderer, So where
Speaker 2: are they gonna cap it as far as what they're
Speaker 2: going to charge him with, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: So do they think they have a case to do this?
Speaker 1: Do they think they're have a better case if they
Speaker 1: do this?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: I mean, they take a little bit less of a charge,
Speaker 2: but they're more sure to get it, like the prosecutor.
Speaker 2: That could be a reason why it's taking time, or
Speaker 2: it's because of the clout. And that's pathetic if that's true,
Speaker 2: because this whole world is a bunch of fucking shit.
Speaker 2: Showed donkey fucking bullshit.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna hit him as many times as i can
Speaker 14: and then take a wild fucking Guess what he does
Speaker 14: as soon as he gets the go ahead to jump
Speaker 14: in the ring. This is the definition of premeditated.
Speaker 2: That was a hard slam, and that's when they pus
Speaker 2: out and put the little keyboup. There came, guys on
Speaker 2: this job. He's really he was actually really trying to
Speaker 2: fight this big dude.
Speaker 14: You and yeah, that's pretty hard to watch, even with
Speaker 14: the black box censoring the hits. After he slams him
Speaker 14: into the canvas, knocking him out cold. There is such
Speaker 14: a clear leading up to the assault that I think
Speaker 14: it's almost impossible to justify what he did in any way.
Speaker 14: Maybe the authorities are trying to figure out what to
Speaker 14: charge him with exactly, so that could be a reason
Speaker 14: for the delay. They're probably trying to determine if there
Speaker 14: are grounds to charge him with attempted murder. The tricky
Speaker 14: thing with that is they'll need to show they have
Speaker 14: evidence that he intended to kill Stu.
Speaker 2: Okay, if someone's unconscious and you continue to punch him
Speaker 2: and punch him and punis him and he didn't stop
Speaker 2: until somebody tried to pull you off, that's attempted mover period.
Speaker 14: Trust me, I get it to me. That looks like
Speaker 14: attempted murder. I mean, any reasonable person would assume that
Speaker 14: punching someone that many times while they're clearly out cold,
Speaker 14: I'm out of there. Maybe it's possible that the organizers
Speaker 14: of the event, and particularly the guys who told Raja
Speaker 14: that he could seek revenge and set the whole thing
Speaker 14: up for him to go and the ring, could also
Speaker 14: face charges. The thing for me is this, though, like
Speaker 14: I said earlier, Raja is not a professional wrestler. He's
Speaker 14: a semi professional MMA fighter. What were they thinking sending
Speaker 14: him into the ring like that to settle the beef.
Speaker 14: Like what moves did they think he was going to use?
Speaker 14: I really don't get that, hence why I think they
Speaker 14: could also face charges as well. But in the aftermath,
Speaker 14: when Ja had left the building and was making his
Speaker 14: way down the street, still streaming, obviously, the truth started
Speaker 14: spilling out of his mouth.
Speaker 11: Taught him off playing with me, Bro rus one of them.
Speaker 2: Everybody, Yeah, that was Doug, Doug By playing with me.
Speaker 2: Look at the blood over his knuckles from punching steels.
Speaker 4: Call me not Bro.
Speaker 7: At the end of the day, I'm gonna stand off
Speaker 7: of my self because I'm proud of everybody playing.
Speaker 2: With me, right, And that has nothing to do with
Speaker 2: what Stud did. That's not even He just took it
Speaker 2: out on stew because he was an easy target, because
Speaker 2: that's what cowardly, bitch, fucking scumbags do.
Speaker 8: Bro.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you feel like a tough guy, you know what?
Speaker 2: You know why you don't feel satisfied because you you're
Speaker 2: a bitch.
Speaker 1: That's why.
Speaker 6: Come on, man, you're leaving.
Speaker 8: Man, we're walking away.
Speaker 14: Bro, Let's not tell this.
Speaker 3: Let's go.
Speaker 1: Come on, Roger, let's go. Let's go, Roger, Let's go, Roger,
Speaker 1: let's go.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, let's go.
Speaker 8: You listen to me. Listen to me, Roger, you need
Speaker 8: to listen to me right now, Roger.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 8: Let's go.
Speaker 21: You are gonna do me broo me bro Let's go
Speaker 21: with me.
Speaker 1: Come on, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Speaker 6: Start.
Speaker 3: The video.
Speaker 11: Pissed me off, though.
Speaker 2: Andre Andre's AJ the gay cowboy. He was already on
Speaker 2: his way out to another thing when this happened, so
Speaker 2: he didn't he didn't even stit around and do the
Speaker 2: responsible thing to make sure his friend didn't get wide
Speaker 2: I control that.
Speaker 1: He just egged on.
Speaker 6: Understand that.
Speaker 3: Up in the ring.
Speaker 2: Said he's in the ring. Flatlining. He's in the ring,
Speaker 2: flat lining is what they just a j just said.
Speaker 2: They can't wake him up.
Speaker 1: How about my bad? He doesn't know if he just
Speaker 1: killed somebody or night I bad.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's fucked up. After everything, he's clearly lashing out
Speaker 14: at his dad and all the people in the chat
Speaker 14: that were calling him out and saying he's softer, never
Speaker 14: stands up for himself. And that's the tragic irony of
Speaker 14: this whole situation. Che Roger was so desperate to prove
Speaker 14: something to a chat full of anonymous nobody's and earn
Speaker 14: the approval of his father who spent years humiliating him
Speaker 14: on camera, that he threw away his entire future in
Speaker 14: front of a live audience. This wasn't just a random outburst.
Speaker 14: It was a pressure cooker of unresolved trauma, a toxic
Speaker 14: streaming culture, and NonStop online validation finally exploding, and at
Speaker 14: the end of it, all that's left is a guy
Speaker 14: in hospital fighting for his life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, if you don't like your son,
Speaker 2: stay out of his life. Don't constantly use him as
Speaker 2: a fucking punching bag or somebody to put down to
Speaker 2: make yourself feel better or because you find them to
Speaker 2: be a nuisance.
Speaker 1: So where the fuck the issue is?
Speaker 2: If you're that much of a pricks, don't fucking constantly
Speaker 2: be be egging at the kid on.
Speaker 14: Another guy pacing down the street with blood on his
Speaker 14: fists looking for someone else to blame as usual. The
Speaker 14: scariest part is that this won't be the last time
Speaker 14: something like this happens. Like I said at the very
Speaker 14: beginning of this video, that's.
Speaker 2: Enough, Thank you, good stuff. Ball just came to dropping
Speaker 2: chat like this stuffing in with Jones. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: it's up man. Good to see you, man. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: was actually gonna play a little a coup of years
Speaker 2: because I like to I liked your commentary earlier. Let
Speaker 2: me see what else I got here this. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you saw this. This is a so cancel
Speaker 2: this podcast. You guys should know. If you're on Rubbler.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he's on YouTube, but if he's uh,
Speaker 2: if you're on a bit shooter rumble, he's there.
Speaker 1: So I will not subscribe to this. Jesse on Fire,
Speaker 1: get fucking more on here. This is kind of getting
Speaker 1: on long.
Speaker 2: Let me see what time we got, Yeah, two forty
Speaker 2: four and it's twelve twenty. To correct this guy, it
Speaker 2: might be worth it. It might be worth it to
Speaker 2: correct him. But you know what, instead of that for now,
Speaker 2: let me just read you a couple of things that
Speaker 2: I said, and then I'll jump over to uh to
Speaker 2: CTP and tell you and show you a part of
Speaker 2: his stream from earlier. So real Jesse on Fire, because
Speaker 2: you know everybody else would claim that they were Jesse
Speaker 2: on Fire, you gotta be the real one that's already
Speaker 2: in my opinion, I'm not just. But anyway, I said,
Speaker 2: let me, let me start with where let's see how many.
Speaker 2: Let's see how many it might actually stuck, because sometimes
Speaker 2: they disappear magically. All right, let's see, let's see if
Speaker 2: I think I have more than that.
Speaker 1: There we go, all right.
Speaker 2: So my first one, I said, it said because they
Speaker 2: said that was he was he race baiting when he's
Speaker 2: talking on this program, and I go no, At first,
Speaker 2: it sounds like this more on. AJ is playing the
Speaker 2: race card, but in context of everything else he said
Speaker 2: previous to it, he's making a case that not everybody
Speaker 2: out there was part of the show. So he is
Speaker 2: saying because Rajah didn't look like everyone else, and that
Speaker 2: doesn't mean black, because you have a samone out there.
Speaker 2: You got all kinds of different people out there. That
Speaker 2: wasn't a race card. He got Mexicans, he got all
Speaker 2: kinds of shit. Right, That's not what he was saying.
Speaker 2: He's saying, he doesn't look like everybody else, doesn't look
Speaker 2: like a wrestler. Now there's other things that he that
Speaker 2: AJ said that was Rachel, you know, in in trying
Speaker 2: to pull it, pull that racial shit in.
Speaker 1: But that wasn't one of them.
Speaker 2: When he says he didn't look like everyone else, this
Speaker 2: guy jumps to the to a stupid conclusion that isn't
Speaker 2: even accurate. Uh, this Jesse on fire guy. He says
Speaker 2: Raja didn't look like everyone else? Why why would STU
Speaker 2: think he's working? The point is all the other non
Speaker 2: workers and family didn't have a damn camera guy following
Speaker 2: them around. Raja would look would naturally look like part
Speaker 2: of the event with a camera following him. Not the
Speaker 2: grandma without the cameraman, but the athletic guy with his
Speaker 2: flipping cameraman would naturally be assumed to be part of
Speaker 2: the show, especially if guys had a couple beers. AJ's
Speaker 2: point is pointless, but it's not about race. Other things
Speaker 2: he says before and after while pulling the victim card
Speaker 2: are about race, but not that statement about Raja not
Speaker 2: looking like everyone else. AJ was trying to say, Raja
Speaker 2: shouldn't have been mistaken as one of the guys, one
Speaker 2: of the wrestlers, but duh, he had a fucking camera guy.
Speaker 10: And then.
Speaker 2: I said the comments AJ made about how he told
Speaker 2: everyone who Raja was, that he was a son of
Speaker 2: rampage full stop. First of all, he didn't say it
Speaker 2: to or within earshot of Stu, and Rampage had done
Speaker 2: WWE stuff before, so that clears up nothing and could
Speaker 2: even be seen as a que to treat it like
Speaker 2: at work, because Rampage has been known to do ww shit.
Speaker 2: You know, lower lower venue, you get the guy who
Speaker 2: looks like you get you know, low budget movies. You
Speaker 2: get the guy who looks like Robert de Niro. You
Speaker 2: don't get Robert de Niro, you get that, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, you get you get the guy that
Speaker 2: looks like the guy as as the lead. You know,
Speaker 2: you get their son. And then I said, this guy
Speaker 2: in the little office did actually tell Rajah they'd come
Speaker 2: pull him off. They didn't tell him to hit stew
Speaker 2: for real or to hurt him for real. They just
Speaker 2: said that they'd cue him when it was over by
Speaker 2: pulling him off. But Roger went murder mode on the
Speaker 2: on his own and then after hearing more of this
Speaker 2: idiot's nonsense here, I said this, it's official. You don't
Speaker 2: really care about accuracy. I think it's funny that you
Speaker 2: act as if you're a professional and tell other people
Speaker 2: not to open their mouths unless they're as a professional
Speaker 2: as you. That's a joke, Jesse on fire. It doesn't
Speaker 2: matter if you have four and fifty thousands followers or whatever.
Speaker 2: Sixty doesn't fucking matter. If you talk out of your asshole,
Speaker 2: doesn't make a difference. Now let's talk to this guy.
Speaker 2: This guy's at one point eight eight and uh, I
Speaker 2: think he did a better job covering it than fucking
Speaker 2: mister five hundred thousand followers.
Speaker 8: Ware of combat.
Speaker 21: Stu was never aware that he was in a fight,
Speaker 21: So you can't call to fight. I hope it's a
Speaker 21: proma ban.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 21: I haven't I haven't seen eight specifically, but.
Speaker 8: I hope it's a perma ban.
Speaker 21: If John slapped my wife and kid, if I slapped
Speaker 21: my wife like kids, they give us twenty five.
Speaker 1: Rumboles. Little slow on the uptake care we're doing, dude,
Speaker 1: I'm the people.
Speaker 2: We've already heard most of this. I gotta we probably
Speaker 2: should have started with this on but.
Speaker 21: He's spot on there. Absolutely put it this way.
Speaker 3: I don't like ro I think Roger's a ship person
Speaker 3: for what he did, but I think as a bigger
Speaker 3: ship person for gassing him up to being that ring
Speaker 3: deleting him to ruin his own life to hurt somebody
Speaker 3: that AJ also has a problem with.
Speaker 2: So that's that's again. We didn't know that until we
Speaker 2: heard it from Doug that AJ already had a problem
Speaker 2: with Stu, and Stu has been there forever. So Stu
Speaker 2: is practically part of the establishment. So he can't hit
Speaker 2: the senior guy, but he can turn his doggies loose
Speaker 2: on him, you know what I mean, another underhanded way.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I just moved this up a little bit.
Speaker 1: I want to get to that doesn't ever queue up
Speaker 1: to it. I'm trying to do here. Let's move this up. Oh,
Speaker 1: here we go.
Speaker 3: So C. T.
Speaker 2: Fletcher stuff he gets into. Let's uh, let's hear from
Speaker 2: his perspective here, and then I'll throw in some of
Speaker 2: the things that I caught as well.
Speaker 21: We don't go through the whole thing, but you'll get
Speaker 21: a sense of the kind of person he is too here.
Speaker 21: So now we're going to watch the interview with A.
Speaker 21: J mana a k. The Gay Cowboy, his side of
Speaker 21: the story a little bit here we have to skip forward,
Speaker 21: all right, a special edition. C. T.
Speaker 2: Fletcher needs a little bit more lighting if he's going
Speaker 2: to try to pull off a non green screening background.
Speaker 2: Y'all that me, So this is this is this dude's dad.
Speaker 2: Apparently you gotta see the deterioration. It's the intellect is
Speaker 2: not is you know, there's no accounting for that in
Speaker 2: any of these people. Therefore comprehension, well, therefore the fact
Speaker 2: that this idiot is even talking at all, Uh, it
Speaker 2: shouldn't be. I don't understand why he thought this was
Speaker 2: a good idea to go on this podcast and then
Speaker 2: say the ship that he said, look.
Speaker 15: At your completely whatever you're comfortable with talking about, but
Speaker 15: this is your story, and I want you to tell okay.
Speaker 2: Off with an old saying, very familiar with why did
Speaker 2: he pop up the live viewer comments show up on
Speaker 2: stream Yard. That's not the part you're supposed to pop up.
Speaker 2: And he's even he's even using the free version of
Speaker 2: stream Yard. This guy's a professional. C. T.
Speaker 9: Fletcher opinions are a lot like as everybody's got one and.
Speaker 6: They all stink.
Speaker 1: And yeah, okay, I think he's gonna say it for me.
Speaker 21: First thing I noticed about that. So he's doing this
Speaker 21: guy's this shitty podcast here, which, by the way, I
Speaker 21: cannot imagine if this guy talked to a lawyer that
Speaker 21: the lawyer told him this is a good idea, because
Speaker 21: he's he's very involved with this situation.
Speaker 5: And.
Speaker 21: He does this interview and it's almost like he's in
Speaker 21: character still the entire time. He's trying to do it
Speaker 21: as the person, but it still comes across like he's
Speaker 21: like he's trying to kind of promo.
Speaker 8: The entire time.
Speaker 2: Right, And because he doesn't talk like this at all
Speaker 2: in the r r L stream, he doesn't talk with
Speaker 2: this cadence. He doesn't talk with this I'm enunciating words
Speaker 2: for no reason other than the fact that I want
Speaker 2: to hit him harder, you know, hit hitting that key
Speaker 2: a little harder each time. It's it's it's so ridiculous,
Speaker 2: like if I say something louder and with more, then
Speaker 2: apparently that means it's true and it can't be argued
Speaker 2: with kind.
Speaker 8: Of fascinating.
Speaker 6: Up and deal with the facts.
Speaker 9: So my standpoint is I'm not dealing with any him
Speaker 9: being with regard to speculation, rumor, here's sick, anything of
Speaker 9: that nature.
Speaker 2: I will deal only just like a bunch of blah
Speaker 2: blah blah. My personal experience, none of these points, are
Speaker 2: are any points? I need to just get on with
Speaker 2: the fucking discussion now that I don't we we don't
Speaker 2: need to hear about your your philosophy on how you talk.
Speaker 1: Just fucking talk. We'll be able to figure it out.
Speaker 21: But he's talking his entire.
Speaker 9: Case, and as I acted, as whatever came out of
Speaker 9: my mouth, wherever these two feet went, and whatever I
Speaker 9: was involved in. Guess what in a in a video
Speaker 9: that was over an hour long hour and thirty minutes
Speaker 9: on twenty minutes, whatever it was in that entire video,
Speaker 9: you will only see my ass eight minutes.
Speaker 2: So what it's irrelevant if you egg the guy on
Speaker 2: and and started this whole thing and let the fucking
Speaker 2: guy in in the first place.
Speaker 6: Eight minutes.
Speaker 1: How is that a statement?
Speaker 21: Why the fuck is he wearing the cowboy hat?
Speaker 1: By wearing the tights, he thinks people won't.
Speaker 21: Recognize him if he's not wearing the hat, You're you're
Speaker 21: on a fucking podcast, you supposedly as the person, the
Speaker 21: real guy to talk about. It's the other guy wasn't
Speaker 21: wearing his fucking wrestling heights. Doug wasn't wearing his wrestling
Speaker 21: tights on the other podcast.
Speaker 1: Oh man.
Speaker 2: Jesse on Fire also says that the D sixth thing
Speaker 2: is a fucking gang tattoo, and he says double six
Speaker 2: ranch cowboy, and he's saying that Stu is like his
Speaker 2: brother and fucking Jesse because Stu you can you can
Speaker 2: look at his Instagram and see that Stu rides horses
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. He's like, Yeah, that's my boy,
Speaker 2: that's my brother. He's he's acting like he didn't already
Speaker 2: have a problem with.
Speaker 1: Stu for some reason.
Speaker 2: Who cares what his reasonings are, but he's now he's
Speaker 2: trying to like show the you know, the public perception
Speaker 2: that he's like big big buddies with stew and it's
Speaker 2: in it. But he he points at this, at his tattoo,
Speaker 2: and and Jesse on Fire goes off because I think
Speaker 2: Jesse is actually looking through with a little bit of
Speaker 2: a you know, racial bias myself, that that D six
Speaker 2: is somehow some kind of getting tattoo and that he's
Speaker 2: he was talking about has been affiliated with and he
Speaker 2: says it's in reference to Ruh to Rajah, but it's not.
Speaker 2: That's not even what he said. But he can he misses,
Speaker 2: he misses the mark on it. So bad that then
Speaker 2: he makes up this whole fucking false narrative that this
Speaker 2: dude's tattoo, this is D six.
Speaker 1: Who the fuck cares what is is?
Speaker 2: Maybe he was, you know, Delta six fucking company, and
Speaker 2: who the fuck knows what the real reason is. He
Speaker 2: was in his marine and every all those other tattoos
Speaker 2: are marine oriented. Who the fuck knows why says D
Speaker 2: six there Delta for. I don't fucking know why he cut,
Speaker 2: says D six.
Speaker 1: But he's the other dude.
Speaker 2: Jesse on Fire tries to make this out to be
Speaker 2: some kind of gang tattoo, and I'm like, no, no, dude,
Speaker 2: I've been around. And then the only other thing that
Speaker 2: comes up as double six or G six is some
Speaker 2: little Wayne bullshit from Virginia. This motherfucker is not from Virginia.
Speaker 21: People would recognize him. You look silly, You looks at
Speaker 21: you're on for a fucking serious subject and you're sitting
Speaker 21: there in your fucking gimmick hat.
Speaker 6: What's my activity that well?
Speaker 2: I don't know if he if he if he's a
Speaker 2: you know, if he identifies cowboys as hard as he
Speaker 2: acts like he does, maybe that's just his attire. Maybe
Speaker 2: he goes to the grocery store like that. Maybe he
Speaker 2: wears his underwear and his big boots and he goes
Speaker 2: to the grocery store pushing the car.
Speaker 1: Who knows.
Speaker 2: In Compton the least amount of involvement in this shit
Speaker 2: you let him in.
Speaker 6: I'm taking the most of the hate board because.
Speaker 1: It's hard to listen to somebody who's acting like who's
Speaker 1: like overacting.
Speaker 9: I won't get too and too deep into you know
Speaker 9: what ship like that, but it's very obvious. It's easy
Speaker 9: to go ahead, throw me under the bus.
Speaker 8: Very before you go on. Let me, let me let
Speaker 8: the people in the comedy, because the comedy just popped up.
Speaker 1: You're not supposed to put this part up, dude, and
Speaker 1: you don't even know that it's up there.
Speaker 14: Let's make that real clear.
Speaker 21: You're calling somebody a punk and all of this ship
Speaker 21: fuck that.
Speaker 3: You will get your ass booted out of here real quick.
Speaker 6: Straight up.
Speaker 8: Go ahead.
Speaker 9: I'm a very humble, time and respectful man. I stand
Speaker 9: by a moral clue, not just from that stems.
Speaker 2: All right, we gotta go to the other one because this, uh, this,
Speaker 2: this needs to be brought up here. It's still the
Speaker 2: same thing, but let's just hear with this some things
Speaker 2: he points out that are that are some semi good
Speaker 2: seat and then the rest of it's all fucking bullshit.
Speaker 1: That this guy I just had to make this video
Speaker 1: at four am. It's four am here, blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: So you could get it all wrong. Good job, good job,
Speaker 2: four hundred and sixty five thousand flowers. If he tells
Speaker 2: everybody else that if you don't, if you're not as
Speaker 2: good as him at something, then you should keep your
Speaker 2: mouth shut and never speak in public.
Speaker 1: That's what he fucking says. That's what this guy, he says.
Speaker 2: The hubrious on people just is obnoxiously awful over the
Speaker 2: top all right, where we at go back to it.
Speaker 6: I didn't say lick that. I said receipt. You know
Speaker 6: what a receipt is here, I'll do it in progress
Speaker 6: and i'll do it. I'll do it. Explain that for
Speaker 6: the people.
Speaker 3: I'll do it.
Speaker 8: I will literally get.
Speaker 6: Myself receipt right now, you're ready. That's a receipt. That's
Speaker 6: all the God told Roger to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, but you didn't explain that to him.
Speaker 2: Had he had to interpret it himself because he's not
Speaker 2: a wrestler, and you made absolutely no effort to explain
Speaker 2: that to him at all.
Speaker 1: And that was on purpose, and you fucking know it.
Speaker 5: The only thing I told.
Speaker 9: Roger to do was give him up sipt because that's
Speaker 9: what the promoter wanted to do.
Speaker 8: All right. It's four in the morning in Texas. I
Speaker 8: woke up to just do some stuff and I saw
Speaker 8: a comment from d Jillian, one of my number one trolls,
Speaker 8: that he's like, hey, the dude who said, uh, give
Speaker 8: him his receipt? Did the CT Fletcher podcast go, you know,
Speaker 8: like he flapping his guns. So I go and turned
Speaker 8: it on, started watching it and ran to my studio. Okay,
Speaker 8: it's four am. I'm going back to sleep after I
Speaker 8: do this.
Speaker 2: This is is the f y'all podcast with CT Fletcher.
Speaker 2: Great attitude coming right out of the gate man.
Speaker 1: Man, they are they are searched a high class group
Speaker 1: of people.
Speaker 8: I swear this is how crazy this interview is. Now
Speaker 8: just as a quick preview that you now I've actually
Speaker 8: watched as much as I'm going to watch. I'm coming
Speaker 8: back and doing this now that I've watched a whole thing.
Speaker 8: This dude is going to in the middle of talking
Speaker 8: in a few minutes, he's going to pull up his
Speaker 8: shirt and show a tattoo and claim a blood gang
Speaker 8: that he is apparently in.
Speaker 1: No, he doesn't do that.
Speaker 2: You say that, He says double He says double six
Speaker 2: ranch cowboy are his exact words. He doesn't say blood
Speaker 2: oath with Raja. He's actually talking about Stu. You got
Speaker 2: the entire fucking thing wrong, and you do it twice
Speaker 2: because you stayed it here and then you stayed it
Speaker 2: in the video further along the way. You're a dumb ass.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not defending aj, but let's let's not
Speaker 2: fucking add extra shit that's not real.
Speaker 1: You know, the truth is bad enough. You don't need
Speaker 1: to fucking you know, embellish.
Speaker 2: And your arteries are gonna clog, by the way, because
Speaker 2: he probably use chlorine to get your teeth that way.
Speaker 8: Okay, I'm ninety nine percent sure that he was referencing
Speaker 8: Raja when he said that, like my brother who's also
Speaker 8: from the same set. But this dude who is trying
Speaker 8: to do good pr work here and.
Speaker 2: His brother from the same set, he's talking about Stew.
Speaker 2: He's not talking about Raja. You fucking idiot.
Speaker 1: That's the whole part you get completely wrong.
Speaker 8: Getting criminally charged is going to claim a blood set
Speaker 8: in this video. Okay, that's the level that you're operating at.
Speaker 2: You're sounding very like sheltered fucking white right now. I mean,
Speaker 2: we're just not urban. I don't know what the fuck
Speaker 2: to make out of that, but you sound like a
Speaker 2: fucking retard who's trying to sound intellectual, like you know
Speaker 2: something about the street.
Speaker 1: You're a fucking moron.
Speaker 8: Dude, dude, get a lawyer.
Speaker 2: Hold on, second, hold on. You know those those folding
Speaker 2: metal things that have like the bars across it when
Speaker 2: they set them up on like sidewalks, if they are
Speaker 2: like drilling something and they don't want you to walk
Speaker 2: through it.
Speaker 1: It's a barrier.
Speaker 2: It's made out of fucking metal, right, speaking of like
Speaker 2: an MMA or I'm sorry, not like a WWF or
Speaker 2: WWE like in real life thing that happened to me.
Speaker 2: There was some guy walking out I was on my
Speaker 2: way to some stupid fucking AA meeting or whatever.
Speaker 1: That doesn't matter. Why shut up.
Speaker 2: This is like a long time ago, and in San Diego,
Speaker 2: and there was a girl walking down the street and
Speaker 2: I saw this guy walking up past her, you could
Speaker 2: tell he was all like he's on something, most likely
Speaker 2: in meth. And he's a big dude, real big, and
Speaker 2: he's starts harassing her and she screams and he won't
Speaker 2: leave her alone, and I go and I so I
Speaker 2: walk up to them, because I was walking the same direction.
Speaker 2: I go, dude, what the fuck are you doing? She's
Speaker 2: obviously doesn't want you to bother because mister chivalry over here,
Speaker 2: five five foot five, mister chivalry. And he turns his
Speaker 2: attention on me. She literally bolts and runs away and
Speaker 2: we start fighting. He's bigger than me, so I swing
Speaker 2: first because I I'm not gonna let him hit me first.
Speaker 1: It's fucking huge. So I cracked him a few times.
Speaker 2: And we're moving our way down the sidewalk, and he
Speaker 2: grabs one of those things, one of those big ass
Speaker 2: metal things, and he's doing like this. The dude's already
Speaker 2: bigger than me, and he's picking up weapons, right, He's
Speaker 2: already he's already bigger than me, and he's picking up weapons.
Speaker 2: And he does this a couple of times, and one
Speaker 2: time he gets me ran on the forehead.
Speaker 1: I hit the ground.
Speaker 2: I bounced right back up because I don't want to
Speaker 2: be the worst thing you could do is stay out
Speaker 2: and stay on the ground and as somebody stomp you
Speaker 2: or continue to smack you with something, that would be
Speaker 2: stupid and you could end up dead. So the moment
Speaker 2: it's quicker you can get up, the better. So I
Speaker 2: jump back on my feet, look and I and I'm
Speaker 2: starting to bleed and like because of my head split open,
Speaker 2: and I was like, dude, look at you fucking did now,
Speaker 2: And he's like this and he drops it and he runs.
Speaker 2: I guarantee you it's not because I intimidated him with
Speaker 2: my size or that I was able to crack him
Speaker 2: a few times prior to that. It's probably because he's
Speaker 2: drugs and he finally got paranoid enough to realize that
Speaker 2: he just caused somebody a fucking bloody wound and he
Speaker 2: doesn't want to go to jail and he could be
Speaker 2: on probation at priors or whatever the hell else. I
Speaker 2: obviously don't think that I grew three sizes that day,
Speaker 2: like fucking grinch or something like that. I don't think
Speaker 2: that's what happened. But that's that's a that's an in
Speaker 2: real life fucking thing.
Speaker 1: That happens.
Speaker 2: I don't think this guy's ever experienced anything that has
Speaker 2: any remote, anything remotely street level fucking violence that would
Speaker 2: have him no shit about anything that happens on those
Speaker 2: on those streets. To then have such a this has
Speaker 2: got to be what it's all about. That must be
Speaker 2: what it means. He's a douchebag, plain and simple PR.
Speaker 8: Firm or at least a lawyer, and shut your stupid
Speaker 8: face guy.
Speaker 1: That's that. That part is good advice.
Speaker 8: Okay, Now I'm gonna be getting commentary throughout this interview.
Speaker 8: Uh and you can expect a lot of heavy critique
Speaker 8: of this ap absolutely, I'll advised interview that this guy
Speaker 8: did that. I expected it taking down off the internet
Speaker 8: very very quickly, but unfortunately I got it. So you
Speaker 8: can watch it here or well, not all of it.
Speaker 8: I appreciate my work running up here.
Speaker 6: At four am.
Speaker 8: Effect you know, give him his receipt is the first
Speaker 8: person who called him and was like, bro, I didn't
Speaker 8: say to do all that, like what you know what
Speaker 8: I mean? Like he so he he definitely was not
Speaker 8: expecting him to do that, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Definitely not anyway, let's well, it's easier to say that
Speaker 2: after the fact, though, because he definitely didn't clarify ahead
Speaker 2: of time, and if you already did have an issue
Speaker 2: with Stu, all the more reason to think that he
Speaker 2: was kind of hoping that he would fucking go off
Speaker 2: find him in this.
Speaker 8: I figure this is probably gonna be a pretty long video.
Speaker 9: Thing I will never do is set up another man
Speaker 9: what you don't know about aj Mona.
Speaker 2: See again, here we go with the fucking the heck,
Speaker 2: the routine, we don't know about aj monna.
Speaker 1: Largest arms in the rule might as well be saying that.
Speaker 6: You don't know about fucking Andre.
Speaker 8: Okay, So now he's gonna say that word about one
Speaker 8: hundred times, So I'm just gonna skip forward to where
Speaker 8: he starts telling the actual story.
Speaker 2: And this is about where his dad is such a
Speaker 2: fucking moron, like fucking vapid, like there's nothing going on
Speaker 2: in there.
Speaker 1: So what do you think he produced? You know what
Speaker 1: I mean? This guy's probably in an intellectual compared to
Speaker 1: that fucking dead gay's dad over here.
Speaker 8: Off. So I haven't heard any of this yet.
Speaker 2: And his father lets him do this too, which is hilarious. Hey,
Speaker 2: hey son, maybe you should shut your stupid gay mouth
Speaker 2: for a little while and just like, you know, go
Speaker 2: sleep on the couch in the basement or something.
Speaker 9: I just was like, oh my god, I was unaware
Speaker 9: that by carrying out what I was told to do,
Speaker 9: I would then be scapegoated.
Speaker 1: You're the one who brought him in. Look at this.
Speaker 1: Oh Dad woke up a little bit to protect them.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna make faces to the camera.
Speaker 6: Baza gets to the door.
Speaker 2: I am the I am the one responsible for this
Speaker 2: asshole over here. Yep, he came out of my penis.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: One other thing.
Speaker 8: I I apologize, but listen. So one other thing that
Speaker 8: he said is that this was all scripted and that
Speaker 8: he was the onst idea to have Raja in the show.
Speaker 2: And now at this point, does that script like involve
Speaker 2: like a rehearsal or some sort of guidance as to
Speaker 2: what to do and what not to do and how
Speaker 2: to do it and when your cues are and all
Speaker 2: that sort of stuff. There was none of that going on.
Speaker 2: And how do we know that, because there was an
Speaker 2: IRL going on the whole fucking time. There was no guidance.
Speaker 2: There was nobody from upper management who said, hey, sit down.
Speaker 2: We're gonna work this out and figure out what you're
Speaker 2: gonna do when you go in there, there was nothing.
Speaker 1: There was nothing. That's why most of them.
Speaker 2: Were caught off guard because probably most people didn't fucking
Speaker 2: know it was supposed to happen at all, or what
Speaker 2: was supposed to happen.
Speaker 1: If it does happen.
Speaker 8: Fucking into the show going through security, can.
Speaker 2: You kind of tell which part of this show this
Speaker 2: guy thinks is more important? Look how small my boxes?
Speaker 2: Look At how big his fucking picture is, and the
Speaker 2: subject matter is this little box? This is all say,
Speaker 2: These are all things you should pick up when you
Speaker 2: when you're trying to just you know, figure out the
Speaker 2: psychology or the mentality of a person. He's half the
Speaker 2: fucking screen. And then everybody else is crammed into this
Speaker 2: little box.
Speaker 8: Over here.
Speaker 9: Was working security again, and I'm not gonna I'm not
Speaker 9: gonna do names. That's what I'm not gonna do.
Speaker 1: But then you do it the way I come up.
Speaker 2: Fuck them all, tell him ajut that's.
Speaker 1: Not even English.
Speaker 2: Fuck him, tell them tell aj fuck him, tell aj
Speaker 2: what the fuck?
Speaker 8: Okay, so you just said he's not a rat. Now
Speaker 8: watch this, So.
Speaker 9: Homeboy didn't know that I had spotted a VIP ticket
Speaker 9: for Roger. There's always been discrepancies when it comes to this.
Speaker 9: Tickets sell shit. I've always had a good amount of
Speaker 9: people support me. For some fucking reason, the numbers just
Speaker 9: never seemed to add up. Gee, I wonder why boo?
Speaker 9: Could it be my pockets were always empty and his
Speaker 9: dolls were really feel okay?
Speaker 8: So not ratting anyone out. One second later accuses his company.
Speaker 2: Of embezzlement, right, and also shows a motive for wanting
Speaker 2: to do something to that establishment because he, in his
Speaker 2: half negro mind, thinks that there's something going on because
Speaker 2: he's not getting his come up. And you know what
Speaker 2: I mean like this, maybe maybe maybe your ego is
Speaker 2: a little bit more grandiose than the people who actually
Speaker 2: do show up that say that they're going to show
Speaker 2: up to support you, and you should be able to
Speaker 2: look into the audience and see whom people did, right,
Speaker 2: So uh, shut up. I just I think it's funny
Speaker 2: and this is a horrible thing that I would never
Speaker 2: ever want upon myself. You know, it's hard enough to
Speaker 2: work commissions. It's hard enough to work for somebody else
Speaker 2: who's going to get the majority of the profits. But
Speaker 2: how the hell would anybody want to be? Like, unless
Speaker 2: you're already independently wealthy, you can handle your own you
Speaker 2: don't have.
Speaker 1: To rely on it.
Speaker 2: Who the fuck would want to be a comedian starting
Speaker 2: out or any other situation where what you can sell
Speaker 2: with your when nobody already knows you yet, Because that's
Speaker 2: the whole point is you have to become known before
Speaker 2: you draw a crowd who wants to be living and
Speaker 2: dying by that sword of how many people you can
Speaker 2: get to come to an event for an uh what
Speaker 2: do you call it? An unproven act?
Speaker 1: In any way?
Speaker 2: Like that's a horrible existence. I don't I can't imagine
Speaker 2: anybody wanting that for themselves?
Speaker 8: Is that?
Speaker 2: Like this is when you've failed at everything else in life.
Speaker 2: We'll see ex military, there you go, uh, and then
Speaker 2: this is what you got left and somehow you convince
Speaker 2: yourself that this is show business and then you're going somewhere.
Speaker 8: Dude, what are you doing?
Speaker 6: Do I really need to get into that? Now we're
Speaker 6: dealing with facts, right, Okay?
Speaker 2: So for some reason, so are you saying that those
Speaker 2: weren't facts? And then you just talked a bunch of shit,
Speaker 2: or that you simply can't prove what you just accused
Speaker 2: them of, which was a pretty high crime.
Speaker 6: His name went only so guess what, I've forked up
Speaker 6: another thirty dollars.
Speaker 2: So even if you thought that, if you thought their
Speaker 2: integrity was so bad, why didn't you go look for
Speaker 2: a different promotion if they If you think that there's
Speaker 2: integrity issues with what you're getting for your quote unquote
Speaker 2: ticket sales, and that maybe you just don't have a
Speaker 2: you know, maybe your ego is just a little bit
Speaker 2: above your your talent, then you should just find a
Speaker 2: different promotion instead of trying to take this one down.
Speaker 2: And you did succeed, but you're probably gonna go down
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 1: So there you're good, buddy, fucking name on.
Speaker 6: The VIP list. Why because to the production at the time,
Speaker 6: the day prior.
Speaker 2: There was a meeting, So so he did basically just
Speaker 2: make it impossible for him to go back. I don't
Speaker 2: ww pulled out of this this promotion, so it does.
Speaker 2: I think it's gonna fall into the sass now anyway,
Speaker 2: So why would anybody be a part of this? I
Speaker 2: al at least have that hope of going on to
Speaker 2: something bigger and better without that, Like where's the draw
Speaker 2: to be at Knox Pro or knock Ex Pro, whatever
Speaker 2: the fuck it's called this. This guy by saying what
Speaker 2: he just said there and causing this incident in the
Speaker 2: first place, or his involvement in this incident, there's no
Speaker 2: way he's going back. So Doug said, he's pulling out
Speaker 2: of there. But could you imagine these two having to
Speaker 2: be face to face again, Aj and Doug after what
Speaker 2: happened to Ste There would be another massive altercation right
Speaker 2: then and there.
Speaker 9: With my self, Rajah and his pops about beginning a
Speaker 9: collaboration as.
Speaker 6: They are doing this what you call this.
Speaker 2: I rel gasa this live stream that you're doing a
Speaker 2: livestream right now? You couldn't figure out what that meant.
Speaker 6: Kick, Well, it turns out they had millions of followers.
Speaker 6: This ship was popping.
Speaker 2: There's no account there's no accounting for taste when it
Speaker 2: comes to followers, Isn't that right? Jesse on fire, I've
Speaker 2: got about five k. But you know what, they're quality people.
Speaker 2: They're they're they're they're not the the cesspool, right, They're
Speaker 2: they're they're actually quality. There's less of those people in existence,
Speaker 2: So there's a little smaller group of people here. Plus
Speaker 2: you know, you got when when when you're putting out
Speaker 2: content that actually uh pushes back against the bullshit, you're
Speaker 2: not going to get circulated.
Speaker 1: That's the other issue.
Speaker 6: You've been working hard to get you a name out there,
Speaker 6: but it's fucking something to say clicking.
Speaker 1: Like people know who you are, but I don't know
Speaker 1: who you are.
Speaker 9: You get on this stream shit with us, like people
Speaker 9: gonna talk shit, and they did, people gonna talk shit,
Speaker 9: and you know they're gonna fucking uh they gonna rage
Speaker 9: bait two and all that.
Speaker 8: Hey, yeah, I think we can validate that that is
Speaker 8: the case. He definitely got rage baited, you know. And
Speaker 8: two take like give him his receipt, Like, what are
Speaker 8: you talking about? You're on video? You really think that,
Speaker 8: like this is someone else's fault. You just said, Roger's
Speaker 8: your teammate. You just said that, right, that's your boy
Speaker 8: that you trained with. Okay, Well you told your boy
Speaker 8: on video to give him a receipt, give him a
Speaker 8: real one, and he went in there and beat a
Speaker 8: guy after death. CT saw through the bulls. What are
Speaker 8: you doing like something?
Speaker 4: What bullshit?
Speaker 8: Because they told you to shut up. They gave you
Speaker 8: good advice. They gave you good advice. Okay, this is
Speaker 8: a huge mistake not to mention CT oh CD A
Speaker 8: through the bullshites. So you had you on your show.
Speaker 8: Do you really think that CT thinks he's helping you
Speaker 8: or I mean, if CD thinks he's helping you, he
Speaker 8: doesn't understand anything either.
Speaker 1: Well, that's obviously he doesn't understand.
Speaker 2: That gave you good advice you should have regardless of
Speaker 2: what CT thinks he's doing right now, he definitely doesn't
Speaker 2: know anything or what's going on.
Speaker 1: Or yeah, yeah, the dude's fucking clueless.
Speaker 9: There was no storyline because Raja wasn't there to be
Speaker 9: a part of a show. La was a guest, Raja
Speaker 9: was my VIP Laja was there.
Speaker 1: Well he wasn't the vi P.
Speaker 2: Well technically yeah maybe, but not in the VIP section.
Speaker 2: And yeah, apparently you forgot the set that up. So
Speaker 2: you ended up having to pay additional money after the
Speaker 2: fact in order to get him in for the VIP
Speaker 2: right on the spot, because you mentioned that you might.
Speaker 2: You wanted anybody to know that you paid an extra
Speaker 2: thirty dollars business.
Speaker 9: Then get Raza to the fucking locker room introducing him
Speaker 9: to the owner?
Speaker 8: What the he literally just said earlier in the interview,
Speaker 8: the he all he did was what he was scripted
Speaker 8: to do. That is literally exactly what he said earlier.
Speaker 8: You guys saw it. You were scripted to do this.
Speaker 8: Oh you guys didn't see that. Okay, that was at
Speaker 8: the very beginning.
Speaker 9: Whatever, it doesn't mater fucks introduce him now on my
Speaker 9: way to introduce like everybody else that was in man,
Speaker 9: Oh we got a problem.
Speaker 8: Yeah that part so I'm are we playing the race card?
Speaker 8: Is that what's going on here?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No, that's the part that he's I just got to
Speaker 1: get to that right now, we play like everybody else
Speaker 1: out scum mag I go behind this all.
Speaker 8: Of you guys, let's go of.
Speaker 6: On my way to introducing him to the owner.
Speaker 9: I bypassed several wrestlers, several people, several others that were
Speaker 9: not talent in that locker room.
Speaker 6: We're talking about outside the.
Speaker 1: Venue, right.
Speaker 2: But here's the difference between those And this is the
Speaker 2: point I made earlier in the comments here against this guy.
Speaker 2: What are you saying that this is a race bait thing?
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 2: He's making the point that there's other people out there
Speaker 2: that are not workers. They're not they're not there as
Speaker 2: part of the event. They're not putting on the facade.
Speaker 2: But here's the difference between all of them and Rajah.
Speaker 2: They don't have a fucking camera guy following them around
Speaker 2: that would make anybody perceive that as being this is
Speaker 2: part of the show.
Speaker 1: Why else is there a fucking camera here?
Speaker 2: Play it up for the camera, And of course the
Speaker 2: veteran who sees this and probably sees this shit often
Speaker 2: the camera in the back sees this as part of
Speaker 2: the promotion and does something interesting to live it up
Speaker 2: the fucking broadcast. It's a dumb fucking argument, locker room
Speaker 2: set up outside.
Speaker 9: Okay for those that wanted to pander to this idea
Speaker 9: of this nineteen eighties mentality of kabe is dead, bitch
Speaker 9: is I don't know if.
Speaker 6: You're aware it's so.
Speaker 2: K fabe simply means, you know, putting on the facade
Speaker 2: of you know, wrestling being real, and there's still k
Speaker 2: fabe to an extent all the time.
Speaker 1: They don't never admit to it, they never live up.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean, if you got to have some
Speaker 2: people who even know that it's they also still want
Speaker 2: to believe in it, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 2: there's still a portion of that that's especially the younger crowd, right,
Speaker 2: you don't you don't tell Santa Claus. Don't you don't
Speaker 2: tell the little kid that that's not really a Santa
Speaker 2: Claus at the at the at the mall, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's like, it's like that type of thing.
Speaker 9: Go, but let me bring somebody in that's there for
Speaker 9: business that don't really look like everybody else that.
Speaker 8: Was in there.
Speaker 6: We got a problem.
Speaker 2: Don't really look like everybody else that was in there. Again,
Speaker 2: I see I see this as being him saying that
Speaker 2: it's obvious that he wasn't a wrestler, not that he
Speaker 2: was a fucking that that this was he was attacked
Speaker 2: as it was black when there's Samoans and all kinds
Speaker 2: of fucking other people out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that part.
Speaker 8: So I'm are now playing the race card? Is that
Speaker 8: what's going on now?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna stick up for this.
Speaker 8: What's happening right now? We play in the race card.
Speaker 8: I don't think so he don't look like everybody else.
Speaker 2: He don't look anybody else because he doesn't look like
Speaker 2: a wrestler, so you should have been mistaken as a wrestler.
Speaker 1: That's what he's he.
Speaker 2: This whole fucking stupid thing that this moron is doing
Speaker 2: is very low IQ. It's not that complicated. He's not
Speaker 2: over complicating things. It's not it's not like layers of
Speaker 2: you know, intellectual you know, if there's none of that.
Speaker 1: There's none of that.
Speaker 2: It's very directed and it's a very simple with way
Speaker 2: too much build up. And that's simply that STU should
Speaker 2: ever have miss taking him as being part of the show.
Speaker 2: That's all he's saying here, because.
Speaker 8: On the show are all figures.
Speaker 2: It's like, guys, you I mean, if if he's a
Speaker 2: if he's a fucking mulatto, why would they have a
Speaker 2: problem with fucking none of this makes any sense.
Speaker 8: I don't know this group out there, you know of wrestlers,
Speaker 8: but something tells me if it was a KKK meeting,
Speaker 8: the dude's not going to apologize after a misunderstanding, you know,
Speaker 8: like he does like a you know, he does the
Speaker 8: can thing. Let's just say that was real. If we're
Speaker 8: talking about a bunch of racists, why would he apologize
Speaker 8: afterwards and say sorry? Ten different times like.
Speaker 1: What are we Well, that's why you're That's why you're
Speaker 1: not missing.
Speaker 2: You're missing the point that your first impression or your
Speaker 2: lack of being able to hear correctly, uh, is inaccurate.
Speaker 2: You gotta you maybe consider the fact that you didn't
Speaker 2: understand what he was saying. This you are don't know,
Speaker 2: You're trying to make something that's very simplistic more complicated,
Speaker 2: and that's your problem here.
Speaker 8: Jesse, I did this livestream kind of half joking about
Speaker 8: this fucking did he do it because he's black?
Speaker 10: Thing?
Speaker 8: You want to know why people do that? I'm gonna
Speaker 8: tell you this right now. This is directed directly at
Speaker 8: the guys who are on this podcast right now. The
Speaker 8: reason okay, people start on the internet fucking perpetuating this
Speaker 8: shit about like, oh, he's black, is because of what
Speaker 8: you're doing right now. Okay, this shit had nothing to
Speaker 8: do with race, and every time that you act like
Speaker 8: it did, it pisses people off. They're like, get the
Speaker 8: fuck out of here, dude, Okay, this is not a
Speaker 8: race issue in less give me a fucking break. Okay,
Speaker 8: no one was being racist there. People the racist don't
Speaker 8: say I'm sorry. Ten thousand fucking times. I'm really, really,
Speaker 8: really sorry. It's a joke. Dude. Stop using that shit
Speaker 8: as a fucking crutch, and then the internet will stop
Speaker 8: fucking blowing you guys up. And you know, black fatigue
Speaker 8: whatever the fuck they're talking about.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, Remebert, it's not black fatigue. I just
Speaker 1: said it twice, really.
Speaker 15: And clearly, in particular about the wrestler that said that
Speaker 15: he thought Rajah was talented or a worker.
Speaker 6: Made it very clear.
Speaker 1: See that's that's that's my point.
Speaker 2: So he follows up with that neither one of them
Speaker 2: are talking about race and his father or him, we're
Speaker 2: talking about race. This guy got it all wrong, and
Speaker 2: he went on a tangent. That's why I'm saying, Jesse
Speaker 2: sucks that at this He's really not that good. He's
Speaker 2: not as smart as he thinks he is. He says,
Speaker 2: he made it very clear that he was not talent.
Speaker 2: You did that after the fact in front of Stu
Speaker 2: to get him into the door where fucking Stu wasn't
Speaker 2: you had to say a few things about who who.
Speaker 1: Who Rajah was.
Speaker 2: But that had nothing to do with that didn't carry
Speaker 2: out into the ether, and everybody with the one hundredth
Speaker 2: monkey fucking you know syndrome or whatever the hunt Bunky effect.
Speaker 2: Didn't all of a sudden know this because you said
Speaker 2: it once somewhere. This is fucking stupid. When he first
Speaker 2: stood up and says, you don't know, you know, you
Speaker 2: don't know psychostu, that would have been the time to say, dude,
Speaker 2: he's not part of the act, just so you know.
Speaker 2: That would have been the time to do it, not
Speaker 2: after he does something else, like he stood up there
Speaker 2: for quite a while before he engaged with.
Speaker 1: Raja. Any of that time you could have said something,
Speaker 1: but you didn't. From the childre no, you didn't.
Speaker 6: In fact, I introduced Roger before he even.
Speaker 2: Fucking came into the building, right, Not when you were
Speaker 2: out in the back, after you walk through the fucking building.
Speaker 1: How the hell was he supposed to know what you said.
Speaker 10: Somewhere else walked up into that.
Speaker 1: King Mike's is dead and bury.
Speaker 2: As being the son of Rampage and a live streamer right,
Speaker 2: which again, Rampage was a wrestler. He did wwe shit too,
Speaker 2: so that could have been the Q if you took
Speaker 2: it that way, that his son is here to do
Speaker 2: the same type of shit, and that's why there's a camera.
Speaker 6: It's currently rolling right now, rolling.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: His camera's on.
Speaker 1: Live right right.
Speaker 2: So you do things that are interesting for a live
Speaker 2: stream typically unless its Diarl. Then I don't know how
Speaker 2: people don't fall asleep because these are people that are
Speaker 2: basically doing jack shit. You watch people playing video games
Speaker 2: and shit, but you don't actually even see the video game.
Speaker 2: You just see them with the controller Ian popcorn are
Speaker 2: jerking off or something. It's the IRL is really weird.
Speaker 2: It's really weird culture.
Speaker 6: Is that okay? Oh yeah?
Speaker 8: Is that okay? So let's just say that all this
Speaker 8: is true. Okay, Stu is a blackout drunk. Obvious he
Speaker 8: was drunk.
Speaker 2: As I don't know, not undercent I I agree with
Speaker 2: that either, because why would he be that drunk if
Speaker 2: he was about to go on and perform in a
Speaker 2: half hour.
Speaker 1: I don't believe he was a blackout drunk.
Speaker 2: He may have had a couple of beers, but he
Speaker 2: also has PTSD that you're misunderstanding as being drunk when
Speaker 2: he might just be a little bit off. I think
Speaker 2: you're kind of an asshole for you saying that. Let's
Speaker 2: see where you can find where he stands up and
Speaker 2: does the is it right there?
Speaker 1: Hold on, maybe it's right here?
Speaker 6: See being what into the next detail, he sucks.
Speaker 1: He thinks he's so smart. He's so smart, the bully.
Speaker 9: I'm not going to expound too much on that because
Speaker 9: it's sensitive right now, considering.
Speaker 2: The fact that one of my brothers, yeah, one of
Speaker 2: your So this is where he also doesn't understand the
Speaker 2: details where you're saying. He says, one of my brothers
Speaker 2: is in the hospital right now. He's talking about Stu.
Speaker 2: This is very sensitive because now when my brothers is
Speaker 2: in the hospital, he's acting like he's all buddy buddy
Speaker 2: with Stu, when when it's obvious other people saw that
Speaker 2: he had problems with Stu from the outside of looking
Speaker 2: in well, but but in close proximity with them they
Speaker 2: work together.
Speaker 6: Currently in the hospital. Yeah, I said it not brother
Speaker 6: right now.
Speaker 1: Watch see.
Speaker 2: Listen to what he says here. This is not a
Speaker 2: fucking gang tattoo. I'm sorry, I don't think it is.
Speaker 9: He's got the same fucking tattoo on his fucking barm
Speaker 9: because he's a cowboy from the fucking Double six ranch.
Speaker 2: Just like myself, a cowboy from the Double six ranch
Speaker 2: just like myself. Look at his eyes and look at
Speaker 2: how fucking this guy talking about other people not being
Speaker 2: fucking race baders and all this other bullshit.
Speaker 1: Look at him.
Speaker 2: He's a fucking moron. He's talking about Stu being a cowboy.
Speaker 2: This guy's act as a cowboy. Did none of this
Speaker 2: fucking clicking this fucking ginger's fucking mind. He's a fucking moron.
Speaker 10: What is he on?
Speaker 1: Forget about Stu drinking beer? What the fuck is this
Speaker 1: citiot on?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Oh my god, this fucking dude just went on
Speaker 8: a podcast while being roasted by the Internet and everyone's
Speaker 8: saying you should get prosecuted, and then claimed a blood
Speaker 8: set from.
Speaker 2: No, No he didn't, No he didn't. You're saying that
Speaker 2: he's calling him his brother because he's seeing you. It's
Speaker 2: a blood set, and that dubs it. None of that
Speaker 2: is None of that is accurate. None of that is accurate.
Speaker 1: I am an idiot. You're an idiot.
Speaker 7: C T.
Speaker 8: Fletcher.
Speaker 1: We're done with this.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to point out what a fucking moron
Speaker 2: this guy is. Okay, I'm gonna go jump on the
Speaker 2: elliptical for two hours and go to sleep, not for
Speaker 2: two hours for four miles or so and then go
Speaker 2: to sleep. All right, everybody, Uh, what else are they
Speaker 2: gonna do? Oh yeah, so let's go to the YouTube
Speaker 2: one here, just so you can see how you do this.
Speaker 2: You hit the more button.
Speaker 10: Bam.
Speaker 1: Wait this is not the wrong one. Hold on.
Speaker 2: There, we are so uh clicked that you see all
Speaker 2: this stuff here. Oh until you know, until the stream
Speaker 2: is over. These aren't clickable for some reason.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what they did? I bet you I
Speaker 1: know what they did. I bet you I know what
Speaker 1: these fuckers did.
Speaker 2: I think they they they disengaged this thing because they
Speaker 2: they copyright hit me for playing a small piece of
Speaker 2: that video of the movie Weapons off of that that site,
Speaker 2: even though I was doing commentary over it, even though
Speaker 2: I wasn't showing very much of it, even though I
Speaker 2: was stopping it, they still said it violated something like
Speaker 2: a bunch of facts. So they took that video down
Speaker 2: and they said, Okay, you don't have a strike anymore.
Speaker 2: You're still good, but it's still in violation. It's not
Speaker 2: going back up. But I think they still took away
Speaker 2: my my other herks of being a good boy. So
Speaker 2: I think that's probably rot all right, so go go
Speaker 2: over to the rumble then fuck him rumbles over here.
Speaker 2: There's the GoFundMe for stew Let's see how much more
Speaker 2: money he's made since we started this thing. One hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty five he's at now when we start it
Speaker 2: was one hundred and twenty one or something.
Speaker 1: Not bad, not bad.
Speaker 2: Three point nine thousand people just donated. I'm starting to
Speaker 2: go fund me. It's for my business, for my Hot
Speaker 2: Sauce business, to get GS one, GS one barcodes and
Speaker 2: a round of labels. Because if I can get those labels,
Speaker 2: and I can try to sell to major grocery lines,
Speaker 2: and that'll make life a lot easier for me than
Speaker 2: having to hope that I get a wholesale order every
Speaker 2: month and all those other shit.
Speaker 1: So that would be that'd be the way to do it.
Speaker 2: But it's gonna cost me about five to seven grand
Speaker 2: in order to get labels are expensive. We buy quantity,
Speaker 2: and I have thirty five different barrieties of hot sauce,
Speaker 2: so it as a starter pack like seven grand. It's
Speaker 2: a lot of labels, it's a lot of stickers, but
Speaker 2: it still costs what it costs, and I still have
Speaker 2: to change the barcode. The barcodes themselves cost x amount
Speaker 2: of money. I might only do like ten, I might
Speaker 2: only do like ten of my sauces out of the thirty.
Speaker 2: That might make it a little bit easier. But I
Speaker 2: would just get more of those ten labels then, so
Speaker 2: that I could not have to reorder again too quickly,
Speaker 2: and have more labels on hand so that I can
Speaker 2: it's it's And then I also have to have a
Speaker 2: GS one barcoid for palette sizes too that it's going
Speaker 2: to be a whole thing. So like a five to
Speaker 2: six grand GoFundMe is probably going to pop up eventually.
Speaker 2: And then I'm gonna put one out for a cookbook too,
Speaker 2: and you like a little bit for the camera for
Speaker 2: the for the Hot Sauce cookbook that I'm going to
Speaker 2: be doing. But here's stews you see it, And then
Speaker 2: right here's the gifts and go for me.
Speaker 10: So more.
Speaker 1: There's my website, there's a Patreon, there's the gifts and
Speaker 1: go the patriot. This is my right here.
Speaker 2: And like I said, with my Hot Sauces as the theme,
Speaker 2: I'm going to do dishes, which means I.
Speaker 1: Have to have a really good camera for the photos.
Speaker 2: I'm going to do a cookbook, not just chicken wings,
Speaker 2: not just you know, do multiple dishes and then incorporate
Speaker 2: hot sauces in with them, and then also just other
Speaker 2: recipes so that you know, I can kind of show
Speaker 2: the things that I like to cook the most and
Speaker 2: how to do it. Cooking is about feel. See, I
Speaker 2: don't do things with if I think. If you have
Speaker 2: to measure, baking is a whole different thing. Baking is
Speaker 2: like a formula. It's more like chemistry. Certain you have
Speaker 2: to have things that are certain, you know, precision. Other
Speaker 2: things you can do by taste. Now it's with that
Speaker 2: in mind. Like I grew up my parents Italian restaurant.
Speaker 2: My grandmother was one of the head cooks. My dad's
Speaker 2: a good cook, and that's a whole separate thing. And
Speaker 2: he's the one that's who used to make hot sauce.
Speaker 2: It still does, but think he used to. He made
Speaker 2: a sauce when I was younger. This is a great sauce.
Speaker 2: By the way, vetam, where am I on the thing?
Speaker 7: Hold?
Speaker 1: I'm on the I am all right? Yeah? Sorry, what
Speaker 1: was I trying to say? Yeah, So my taste is
Speaker 1: how I do things.
Speaker 2: So it's gonna be different for me to say, I'll
Speaker 2: have to say to taste, or I'll have to just
Speaker 2: come up with something arbitrary, or I'll have to start measuring.
Speaker 2: But to me, if you have to measure, then you're
Speaker 2: not learning the feel you don't have the passion. Like
Speaker 2: there's people who do cooking as a as a as
Speaker 2: a hobby or as a as a profession, and I
Speaker 2: don't think that they all have the passion because I
Speaker 2: think if you're really in.
Speaker 1: Tuned with things, you would know how to you would
Speaker 1: know what it.
Speaker 2: Is without having to measure. Most things, it's about what
Speaker 2: you put in there, but not about a set amount.
Speaker 2: It's like certain some days you're gonna need X amount
Speaker 2: of peppers for a certain spice level. Sometimes those peppers
Speaker 2: aren't gonna be as hot because that's how nature is.
Speaker 2: It doesn't equally distribute to each pepper the same amount
Speaker 2: of capsation. So some days you can need seven, sometimes
Speaker 2: you're gonna need eight, sometimes you're gonna need five for
Speaker 2: the same spice level. You know, and things like that
Speaker 2: transfer over to everything. The way things go together, the
Speaker 2: way they take. Even the type of thing that you're
Speaker 2: cooking it on might alter certain things. So the taste
Speaker 2: is what matters. There's so many things, and if you
Speaker 2: have a feel for it, you never even go that
Speaker 2: direction as to oh, is that this much salt or them?
Speaker 2: So when I see people that tattoo little little dotted
Speaker 2: lines on their palms before, this is a pinch. This
Speaker 2: is a punch, and they try to like measure on
Speaker 2: their fucking hand. Like if the fact that you tattooed
Speaker 2: yourself and you think that you need this is kind
Speaker 2: of sad because this just shows me that you don't
Speaker 2: have a feel for what you're actually doing, which means
Speaker 2: you probably don't have a soul. You're probably a high lick.
Speaker 2: I apologize if that offends anybody, But like looking cooking
Speaker 2: versus again, right back at the whole baking thing, that's
Speaker 2: a whole other story.
Speaker 1: But when it comes to when it comes to sorry,
Speaker 1: oh were to go? That was there?
Speaker 2: When it comes to cooking anything else, I think you
Speaker 2: can kind of throw the how much of this and
Speaker 2: how much of that out the window because who's to
Speaker 2: say what your level is is enough. Somebody might have
Speaker 2: duller taste buds, they might need a little bit more salt,
Speaker 2: they might need a little bit more flavor, you know,
Speaker 2: to even taste anything. They might be a smoker, they
Speaker 2: might have whatever. You know, they might need a whole
Speaker 2: lot of flavor nor to actually taste it. So who
Speaker 2: are you to set the parameters of the limits on
Speaker 2: what's supposed to tastes good? You know, this much cuman
Speaker 2: or that much cuman, and by people's tastes. You know,
Speaker 2: if somebody really likes that flavor, they might want to
Speaker 2: see it really stand out in front, you know, So
Speaker 2: like how many how many caramelized onions should go on
Speaker 2: a sausage?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? It's like it's however many
Speaker 1: you like, that's how many?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 1: How much muss did you go in here? How much?
Speaker 1: You fucking like? Yeah?
Speaker 2: So I don't know, but it's gonna be interesting because
Speaker 2: you're gonna see cool dishes that I know how to make.
Speaker 2: And it's gonna be incorporating the hot sauce in a
Speaker 2: lot of different things, and or also photoed with a
Speaker 2: hot sauce suggestion in the photograph. So there'll be two
Speaker 2: different things. You can be seeing how you make it
Speaker 2: with something. Because these are most of my sauces, I
Speaker 2: wouldn't actually cook with I would, and I don't use
Speaker 2: them as marinates or thicker sauces. So I don't maritate
Speaker 2: raw meat in them and then put them a grill,
Speaker 2: because I think that's a waste of the sauce.
Speaker 1: It's an after it's an after effect. Like I wouldn't even.
Speaker 2: Glaze a couple of them. I would glaze maybe if
Speaker 2: I was grilling like with a brush, but for the
Speaker 2: most part they wouldn't be used that way either. It
Speaker 2: would be an after so it would be something that
Speaker 2: you mix or shake up after you're done. So if
Speaker 2: it's wings or whatever. If it's if you're doing something
Speaker 2: like a like a like an orange chicken, and there's
Speaker 2: one of them that probably work really well with that.
Speaker 1: And uh all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: A lot of them will be would work well with
Speaker 2: Thai food and noodles and stuff like that. So when
Speaker 2: that in that sense too, it would be like an
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Speaker 1: After the fact.
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Speaker 2: I'll actually do it and not say yeah, it's too.
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