I Agree With Snoop

Summary

Armstrong & Getty On Demand: “I Agree With Snoop”

Date: August 25, 2025
Podcast: Armstrong & Getty On Demand
Host: iHeartPodcasts

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Armstrong, Getty, and a female guest dive into cultural perceptions of masculinity—focusing on male hands and strength—before shifting to a discussion fueled by a viral Snoop Dogg story about encountering “wokeness” in children’s movies. They unpack generational expectations, social signaling, and cultural clashes over family entertainment, lacing the conversation with humor and anecdotes.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Masculinity, Strength, and “Guy Hands” (03:51–08:07)

• Viral Moment: The conversation opens with a review of a recent video showing a New York politician failing to bench press 135 pounds for a photo op (03:51).
  • Insight: Co-hosts question the wisdom of putting yourself in a potentially embarrassing situation for social media.
• Riley Gaines Comparison: Riley Gaines, an accomplished swimmer, is mentioned having easily repped 165 pounds—emphasizing a contrast without “mocking strength” (04:44).
• Hands & First Impressions:
  • The female guest expands on how hands (strength, grooming) signal masculinity or cleanliness, sharing anecdotes about off-putting handshakes (05:44).
  • Quote: "I went to shake a guy's hand ... it was the limpest, most small, soft ... it grossed me out." (06:01 - Female Guest)
• Generational Perspectives: The co-host describes growing up with a father who used the condition of a man’s hands as a proxy for character and hard work (05:07).
• Cultural Observations: Both men and women on the show share how “dead fish” handshakes and overly aggressive grips both leave negative impressions.
• Fitness Tangent: Discussion briefly spills into fitness and gym routines, poking fun at exercise names (“Bulgarian split squats”) and the co-host’s efforts to avoid “bird legs” (07:44).

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2. Snoop Dogg and “Wokeness” in Kids’ Movies (08:07–12:20)

• Snoop’s Viral Commentary: Snoop Dogg’s recent public statement about being uncomfortable having to explain a same-sex parenting storyline to his grandchild during “Lightyear” is played and discussed (08:19–09:19).
  • Notable Quote (audio clip):
    “Papa Snoop, how’d she have a baby with a woman, she a woman? … I didn’t come in for this. I just came and watched the goddamn movie.” -- Snoop Dogg (08:19)
• Panel Reaction: The panel laughs at Snoop’s confusion and frankness, noting his state (“so stoned”), but also agree with his point about being unprepared for unexpected discussions in what should be simple entertainment.
  • Quote: “See, that’s the problem. This is a child’s movie ... they can't get over themselves enough to just leave that type of crap out of it.” -- Female Guest (09:19)
• Cultural & Political Layers:
  • Panelists dissect how the Black community, despite generally voting progressive, tends to hold more conservative views on LGBTQ+ issues.
  • They theorize why some critics can speak freely (e.g., Snoop Dogg) without backlash, pointing to “NATO”–like coalition loyalty in left-wing politics (10:53).
• Box Office Impact:
  • Discussion touches on the commercial failure of overtly “woke” movies (like Snow White “dying at the box office”), suggesting studios care more about inclusive content than profit (11:27).
• Parental Choices:
  • The female guest shares her intention to shield her own future child from politicized content, opting for “old VHS tapes” instead of contemporary Disney (11:52).
  • Quote: “I'm going to bust out all the old VHS tapes ... They aren't even going to know what's happening in today's Disney because I'm not even playing that game.” (11:52)

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Notable Quotes

• “I went to shake a guy's hand … it was the limpest, most small, soft … it grossed me out.” – Female Guest (06:01)
• “Papa Snoop, how’d she have a baby with a woman, she a woman? … I didn’t come in for this. I just came and watched the goddamn movie.” — Snoop Dogg (audio) (08:19)
• “See, that's the problem. This is a child's movie... They can't get over themselves enough to just leave that type of crap out of it.” – Female Guest (09:19)
• “Straight white male says that, oh, you’re going to get absolutely killed. But [Snoop Dogg] can say that … it’s the NATO of the political [left].” – Co-host (10:53)
• "I'm going to bust out all the old VHS tapes ... They aren't even going to know what's happening in today's Disney because I'm not even playing that game." – Female Guest (11:52)

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Important Timestamps

| Timestamp | Segment Description | |------------|--------------------------------------------------| | 03:51 | Co-host introduces strength/photo-op story | | 05:44 | Female guest describes the significance of hands | | 06:01 | Cringe-worthy handshake story | | 07:44 | Gym talk: “bird legs” & split squats | | 08:07 | Snoop Dogg “Lightyear” anecdote begins | | 08:19 | Audio of Snoop explaining movie awkwardness | | 09:19 | Panel expands on “wokeness” in kids’ movies | | 10:53 | Discussion of left-wing coalition dynamics | | 11:27 | Snow White/box office consequences | | 11:52 | Parental concerns & VHS anecdote |

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Memorable Moments

• The panel’s playful ribbing over fitness, strength, and “guy hands,” including the generational expectations and the nightmare handshake story (03:51–07:44).
• Snoop Dogg’s viral movie theater story, met with both laughter and serious discussion about parental discomfort, changing norms, and studio priorities (08:07–12:20).

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Tone & Takeaways

The vibe is humorous, candid, and conversational with a blend of nostalgia and cultural critique. The hosts and guest openly share personal stories, societal gripes, and a somewhat skeptical view of forced cultural progressivism in mainstream media, especially when it disrupts what used to be simple, escapist entertainment.

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(Ad content, intros, and outros have been excluded for clarity.)

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[Co-host]

I agree with you Snoop. It's one more thing.

[Armstrong and Getty]

Armstrong and Getty One more thing.

[Co-host]

Before we get to Snoop Dogg. So much drama in LBC before we get to Snoop Dogg. We were talking about the communist soon to be mayor of New York, Mumdani, laying down on a weight bench to try to be cool and failing badly to lift 135 pounds just miserably. And that's fine. I'm not, I'm not trying to mock his strength. I just think it's weird that you would sit down with cameras around as a photo op and put yourself in that position and embarrass yourself. Somebody found this clip of Riley Gaines, the swimmer from a couple years back, cranking out reps on 165 pounds, which 30 more pounds is significantly heavier than 135 pounds. But she was cranking out reps on 165 pounds when she weighed 130 herself.

[Female Guest]

Yeah, she has that swimmers upper body.

[Co-host]

Probably about what mommy weighs too. But anyway, so that compare and contrast. I don't, I don't care about the strength. But you mentioned he had very soft, weak looking hands.

[Female Guest]

Yes, he has very soft like look. Yes, soft hands, soft mannerisms. Just the way he moves them. All of it.

[Co-host]

Now my dad was always commenting on people's guys hands. That was a big thing for him. Guys with soft hands or guys with strong hands. He grew up in a very agricultural working class background and I remember when I got a job at the working at the feedlot and my hands were pretty Beat up, bailing hay and stuff like that. And he said, look at the hands of a working man. It meant to. Meant a lot to him to have rugged hands. Yeah, I think my hands are just very normal. But I have had a couple of different women comment on my hands over the years positively. And I never thought anything of it. But then you mentioned the guy's hands, and I thought, okay, that's a thing for women to notice a guy's hands.

[Female Guest]

There is. And before any of the men on this show get a complex, I promise you're all fine. Okay. Because this, this, this started with a handshake for me. I. Because when I. When you're hanging out with a guy or you're interested in, like women do, look at your hands. It's. You want to see?

[Co-host]

I never knew that. I never knew that till today.

[Female Guest]

There's, you know what? You mentioned it on, on the radio show. There is strength behind it. You can, you can tell, like a manly man's hands. And then there's also a cleanliness aspect because you don't want some dude that's got, you know, three weeks ago's lunch under his ring fingernail because he bites his nails and all that gross stuff right there. You. I went to shake a guy's hand, and I hadn't. I didn't know anything about him. It was just the first, right off the bat handshake, and he looked like a regular dude, and he shook it. It was, it was the limpest, most small, soft. Oh, I'm, like getting a physical reaction to it. It grossed me out. And so that was what started me really, like, looking at them. And now it's a complex.

[Co-host]

Wow. Yeah.

[Female Guest]

It's a dead fish handshake. Yeah, totally dead fish. But then I started noticing, like, there, there were other guys that I ended up working with in my past, and we would be having a conversation and just the way that they would carry their. Themselves with their hands. You go, oh, my God. You. Those belong on a woman.

[Co-host]

You have chickens.

[Female Guest]

You have chick hands.

[Co-host]

Yeah.

[Female Guest]

I don't know. It's. It's a bizarre thing. But I do know that there. I am not in the minority with this.

[Co-host]

So interesting. Joe. And I've always hated the guy that goes too far, though, with the manly handshake. Okay, great.

[Female Guest]

Yeah.

[Co-host]

You're trying to crush my bones. Good for you.

[Female Guest]

Yeah, we get it.

[Co-host]

Yeah, we get it. Is absolutely right. Okay, well, I'm. I don't know if I could do anything I could do about my hands, my legs. I'M working on my legs at the gym because I have bird legs and. And I'm trying to fix that, but man, doing the goblet squats. My legs are so sore today, so it must be working. Yeah, must be working.

[Female Guest]

There's also the Bulgarian split squats. You should look into those.

[Co-host]

All that's a sexual maneuver or something you do in the gym.

[Female Guest]

In the gym? I don't know. Some people get weird in there. Yeah, but those are split squats. So you put one leg up and you have the. The kettlebell and you go down and.

[Co-host]

Do a squat with one legarian. Split squats.

[Female Guest]

You're gonna hate me for that one.

[Co-host]

I don't know if I'm ready for that yet.

[Female Guest]

Yeah.

[Co-host]

Okay, now onto the Snoop Dogg thing. So he took, I think a grandkid to a movie the other day, and he didn't like the wokeness. They're sliding into the movie and him having to explain it to a child. Here we go.

[Armstrong and Getty]

I took my grandson to see. What was the movie with Buzz Light?

[Female Guest]

Toy Story.

[Armstrong and Getty]

Not that one, but.

[Co-host]

Oh, the new.

[Host]

The new buzz.

[Female Guest]

The Light Year, I think.

[Armstrong and Getty]

Yeah, well, Kiki Palmer is in that movie. Okay, okay. Plays like the daughter. So we watching it, and the lady, which is Kiki's mama, they move on into the space years. They move down the line. They're like, man, she had a baby with a woman. Well, my grandson in the middle of the movie, like, Papa Snoop. How'd she have a baby with a woman? She a woman? Oh, I didn't come in for this. I just came and watched the goddamn movie. Hey, man, watch the movie. They just said she and she had a baby. They both women's. How does she have a baby? The movie ain't over with. So it's like, it's me. I'm scared to go to the movies now. Like, y' all throwing me in the middle of that. I don't have an answer for.

[Female Guest]

First of all, I love how just stoned he is. Like the. The. What was the move with the buzz? The buzz light. They're like, Toy Story. He's like, nah, the new one. But, oh, my God. See, that's the problem. This is a child's movie. Yeah, but they're. They can't get over themselves enough to just leave that type of crap out of it.

[Co-host]

And they know exactly what they're doing. Totally. You don't need to do that. Snoop said he doesn't like that they're putting. Putting it everywhere. And by it, he means woke stuff. Or LGBTQ plus stuff. That's one of the weird things about the whole coalition of the left that includes a bunch of different groups that don't agree with each other. Like, the black community is less tolerant of LGBTQ plus stuff than any other group based on all kinds of polling, particularly black women and. But they all tend to vote for the same party, or at least they have in the past. They're like, she had a baby with another woman. Well, my grandson in the middle of the movie is like, papa Snoop, how she have a baby with a woman? I said, oh, shit. I didn't come in for this shit. I just came to watch the goddamn movie.

[Female Guest]

He's got a point.

[Co-host]

So it's like, fuck me. I am like, I'm scared to go to the movies now. Y' all throwing me in the middle of this shit for something I don't have an answer for.

[Female Guest]

Grandpa swears a lot. Yeah, he does. Bless him for saying it. Yeah.

[Co-host]

And he can. Yeah, because he's. You know, because nobody's good there. The. The left is not going to criticize him. Straight white male says that, oh, you're going to get absolutely killed. But he can say that because you can't take on one member of your side. It's the NATO of the what? There's a name for that. The NATO. The political NATO or whatever. But it's like an attack on one is an attack all. So we. We stand up for each other on these different things. We won't attack each other, but. Yeah, that is.

[Female Guest]

I'm surprised that economics, though, hasn't eliminated this. Didn't like Snow White.

[Co-host]

It was a wolf movie and it died in the box office. It just. It just shows you how committed they are to this crap. They care more about making sure we got two women having a baby in the movie than whether or not they make money. I don't have to worry about it anymore because my kids roll their eyes at it or whatever, but when they're younger, I didn't want to have that conversation. Like Snoop said, I just want to go to the effing movie and sit there. I don't want to have to have a conversation about anything.

[Female Guest]

I am going through the process of bringing a child into this world, and I am scared out of my effing mind. I am going to bust out all the old VHS tapes, all the ones that I grew up with. They aren't even going to know what's happening in today's Disney because I'm not even playing that game.

[Co-host]

That is a good idea. That is a very, very good idea.

[Female Guest]

Well, I can't believe Snoop Dogg's a grandfather.

[Co-host]

I know.

[Female Guest]

Time flies. I guess that's it.

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