Nephilim Death Squad – “Blapface: Jimmy Kimmel Cries On Air: Neph 2 America”

Podcast: Nephilim Death Squad
Hosts: TopLobsta & David Lee Corbo (Raven)
Date: October 4, 2025
Episode: “Blapface – Jimmy Kimmel Cries On Air: Neph 2 America”

Episode Overview

This episode of Nephilim Death Squad finds TopLobsta and Raven in a casual, irreverent mood, riffing on current events, biblical conspiracies, and the swirling strangeness of American pop culture. The hosts dive headfirst into topics ranging from late-night host Jimmy Kimmel’s latest on-air crying jag (and his “blackface” past), Trump’s UN announcement of an AI surveillance system, civil unrest, and wild conspiratorial takes about pop culture and world politics. They interact with a lively live chat and bring recurring collaborators like Nancy into the mix. The energy is frenetic, blending humor, skepticism, and a meta-awareness of the “end times” cultural parody they inhabit.

Main Discussion Points & Insights

1. Chaotic Studio Banter & Introduction (02:23–09:00)

• The hosts joke about studio setup delays due to a new rug, teasing each other’s body image and home décor standards.
• Reference to Scott not liking messy wires, which compelled them to change the set:
  “So for Scott, we bought a new rug and we tied together the wires and all that jazz.” – Raven (03:24)
• An array of inside jokes, Patreon plugs, and irreverent chat interaction establishes a rambunctious, informal tone.

2. Topics Overview & Rapid-Fire News (09:00–10:57)

• Raven previews the episode’s topics:
  • A sniper attacking an ICE center
  • Jimmy Kimmel’s emotional on-air response (and his controversial history)
  • Trump’s UN proposal for international AI surveillance
  • Nick Fuentes’ shifting stance on Israel
  • “Tylenol gives you autism”
• “Jimmy Kimmel got fired from ABC for being a piece of shit. And then they rehired him back. And…he cried again.” – Raven (20:02)

3. Trump’s UN AI Announcement & Surveillance State Fears (10:57–14:40)

• Hosts play and riff on a Trump speech proposing an AI-based verification regime at the UN.
• Raven notes, “He’s just saying it like it’s a good thing. Let’s start with that one. We could do that. This is a lot of fun.” (10:55)
• Wryly connect it to biblical “Beast System” eschatology:
  “He’s…presenting this in front [of] the U.N. okay. And he’s talking about it. It’s the Beast system.” – Raven (19:44)

4. Jimmy Kimmel Crying and Celebrity Cancel Culture Hypocrisy (19:54–32:14)

• Extended riff on Jimmy Kimmel’s response to criticism after being rehired, observing the now-familiar “cry on air” routine.
• “Is this comedy? It’s a comedy show.” – Raven (20:19)
• Dissection of how late-night comedians shift from edgy material to moralistic posturing:
  • “I miss when Jimmy Kimmel would do blackface…I miss when Jimmy Kimmel would dehumanize women by pretending to lick their asses while they weren’t looking.” – Raven (22:45)
• The hosts challenge Kimmel’s contrition, suggesting it’s performative and motivated by job security rather than authenticity.
• Extended comparison between how corporations (like Disney/ABC) employ cancel culture depending on political convenience.
• “You should have enough money by now. If they fire you, you’re not paycheck to paycheck…What could you…But these guys are over-leveraged.” – Top Lobsta (31:26)

5. Nick Fuentes, “Groiper Civil War,” & the Israel/Muslim Debate (36:08–49:14)

• Play and critique a Nick Fuentes segment where he weighs the positive contributions of Israel vs. Muslims to America.
• Hosts, tongue-in-cheek, list stereotypical Jewish inventions vs. supposed Muslim “contributions.”
• “You know, the Jews have given a lot. We got, like, bagels, pizza. Pizza bagels.” – Top Lobsta (40:46)
• They satirize movement infighting, labeling it “healthy” dissent:
  “I like the arc of the Groipers having this weird civil war. I think it's fun. I think they'll figure it out.” – Top Lobsta (48:48)

6. Conspiratorial Rabbit Holes: Gematria, Movie Parallels, & Charlie Kirk’s Neck Shooting (50:47–56:36)

• Spotlight a viral conspiratorial thread linking the September 10 shooting of Charlie Kirk to the 1998 film Snake Eyes, gematria, and ritual symbolism.
• “If it’s gematria, then it’s true.” – Raven, sarcastically (51:53)
• Skeptically analyze “schizo” threads but entertain their entertainment value.

7. Social Unrest & Censorship (56:36–63:11)

• Talk covers the ICE center shooting, college campus confrontations (race-based mob), and the diminishing space for open debate:
  • “There is no conversation to be had. The time for conversation is gone.” – Raven (57:29)
• “I think that the time for conversation has ended a long, long time ago, but people are just starting to really understand it now.” – Top Lobsta (57:46)

8. Comedy Bits, Messages From Mom, and Chat-Driven Chaos (69:09+)

• The show riffs through “messages from mom,” TikTok and Twitter conspiracies (e.g., Ninja Turtles as reptilian allegory), and audience superchats.
• Occasional skits and references to prior podcast guests, internet personalities, and deep-fried web folklore.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “I miss when Jimmy Kimmel would do blackface…I miss when Jimmy Kimmel would dehumanize women by pretending to lick their asses…” – Raven (22:45)
• “He has to do an AI surveillance system. And he’s presenting this in front the U.N. okay. And he’s talking about it. It’s the Beast system.” – Raven (19:44)
• “If it’s gematria, then it’s true.” – Raven (51:53)
• “You should have enough money by now…What could you…But these guys are over-leveraged.” – Top Lobsta (31:26)
• “I like the arc of the Groipers having this weird civil war. I think it's fun. I think they'll figure it out. I think there's a lot of confusion. There's a lot of infighting. And I think it's healthy.” – Top Lobsta (48:48)
• “There is no conversation to be had. The time for conversation is gone.” – Raven (57:29)

Timeline of Key Segments

| Timestamp | Segment | Key Content | |------------|---------------------------------------|-------------| | 02:23 | Introduction & New Rug Debacle | Studio banter, Patreon push, show setup chaos | | 09:00 | Topic Overview | Sniper story, Kimmel’s tears, Trump AI at UN | | 10:57 | Trump’s UN Speech/AI “Beast System” | Speech playback, connecting to biblical prophecy | | 19:54 | Jimmy Kimmel Segment | Kimmel crying, hypocrisy, cancel culture | | 24:30 | Reflection on Kimmel’s Past | “I miss when Jimmy Kimmel did blackface…” | | 36:08 | Nick Fuentes & Groiper Civil War | Infighting, discussion about Israel & Muslims | | 50:47 | Conspiracy Segment - Gematria | Snake Eyes movie, Kirk shooting connections | | 56:36 | ICE Shooting & Free Speech Erosion | Reflection on violence, social division | | 69:09 | Messages From Mom/Comedy Bits | Skits, Ninja Turtles, banter-heavy closing minutes |

Podcast Tone & Style

• Language: Frequently irreverent, sarcastic, occasionally crude, self-aware parody of “conspiracy” and “alt-media” content.
• Format: Loose, chatty, stream-of-consciousness punctuated by drops, inside jokes, audience interaction, and bite-sized analysis. Notable for rapid segues and humorous detours.

Additional Highlights

• Audience Interaction: Hosts respond to live chat, integrate superchats into the episode, and repeatedly rib “Nancy” for missing cues or failing to play drops.
• Sketch Comedy/Skit Interludes: Unpolished mock-news segments lampooning mainstream media and conspiracy media tropes.
• Meta-Joking: Ongoing discussion about “walking the line” on what’s too far for a “Christian” show, self-parodying their own edge-lord style.
• Recurring Gags: Fixation on the new rug, bare feet on air, biting “feet content” jokes; endless ribbing about each other’s backgrounds, body types, and jobs.

Takeaway

For long-time fans and new listeners alike, this episode exemplifies Nephilim Death Squad’s “biblical lens on conspiracy and culture,” blending current events with dark humor and a deep sense of internet irony. Beneath the snark, the hosts probe real questions about media trust, cultural cycles, and the postmodern spectacle of the American public square, but always with an over-the-top, mocking edge. If you seek a definitive answer or clean conclusions, look elsewhere—this is the conspiracy as comedy.

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