FTFE Eats his own boogers on video! | Neph 2 America

Summary

Nephilim Death Squad – "FTFE Eats his own boogers on video! | Neph 2 America"

TopLobsta Productions | Hosted by David L Corbo aka the Raven | June 4, 2026

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Episode Overview

This solo episode of "Neph 2 America," a spinoff of the Nephilim Death Squad, features host David Lee Corbo ("the Raven") riffing on current events, conspiracy culture, Christian worldview, and comedic cultural commentary. With co-host TopLobsta absent, Raven is joined intermittently by Nancy for banter and reactions. The episode’s central motif is a running gag about “FTFE”, a YouTuber/debater, reportedly caught on video eating his own boogers. Surrounding this are segments on Epstein file disappointments, bizarre viral stories, internet drama, alternative medicine, and pop-culture potshots—all delivered in Raven’s irreverent, provocative style.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Disappointing "Epstein Files" Update

• Summary:
  Raven covers recent developments (or lack thereof) in the Epstein case, highlighting the evasive official responses to questions about public revelations of high-profile abusers.
• Notable Quotes:
  • Raven: “Are we finally going to know the names of the culprits, of the people who victimized the children...and did all the horrifying things? ...It feels like you shouldn't have to ask it, but it's a good one.” (05:03)
  • Elohim: “You just baked in an assumption into your question that I have never said and I don't know to be true. Is the public going to learn about men that abuse these girls? Like, what does that mean?” (06:46)
  • Raven: “The fuck was the 7 million documents with the scimitar about? Really wild here.” (10:16)
• Tone/Analysis:
  Disgust and cynicism at official stonewalling, with dark humor and references to alleged elite ritual abuse.

2. The FTFE “Booger-Eating” Saga and Boxing Challenge

• Introduction:
  Raven references the episode’s namesake, “FTFE” (rumored real name: Craig), a British Flat Earth debunker and internet antagonist.

• Drama Recap:

  • Cold Twitter beef erupts: FTFE insults Raven unprovoked; Raven counters by publicly offering to fly FTFE to the US for a boxing/MMA match at the Bohemian Grove event.
  • FTFE initially agrees, then increases demands (appearance fee, expenses), shifting goalposts in negotiation—leading Raven to mock him as a coward.
  • Raven discusses the logistics of hosting an actual fight and mulls GoFundMe, before concluding FTFE is pricing himself out to avoid the matchup.
  • Emphasis is placed on the comedic and theatrical nature of settling “internet beef” in real life.

• Notable Quotes:

  • “I'm going to beat the shit out of you. I'm going to lift you in the air and slam you on your neck. And then I'm going to go on stage and I'm going to do a show. And when you wake up, you could figure out your own way back to the airport.” (39:45)
  • “Paying to fly somebody out to beat their ass is the type of masculinity I want to be on.” (45:13)
  • “A pox upon your household. Your bloodline will never recover from the time that you agreed to fight a man and then fled in cowardice.” (72:25)

• FTFE's Infamous Moment ("Booger-gate"):

  • Raven gleefully describes (and repeatedly replays) viral footage of FTFE picking and eating his nose on camera.
  • Raven: “Wearing a vest on his own show. Like a dweeb, faux hawk, receding hairline, knuckle deep in both nostrils. ...Sucks the boogers off his fingers...This is for pleasure. ...It's trauma, yeah.” (50:35-52:46)
  • Nancy: “How long are we gonna watch this?” (56:34)
  • Raven: “We're going to watch it for the rest of the episode. Over and over and over. …Knuckle deep in your own nose, but here we are.” (56:37)

• Analysis:
  Raven leverages the gross-out clip as both ridicule and a metaphor for his adversary’s perceived character, casting FTFE as the archetypical “bad faith dweeb” of the internet age.

3. Viral News Oddities & Meme Culture

• “Foot Juice” at Fanimecon:
  • Viral story about men getting fungal lung infections after drinking “foot juice” from cosplayers at a California anime convention.
  • Raven and Nancy debate whether the video is AI-generated or real.
  • Discussion of boundary-pushing fetish culture, personal responsibility, and America’s strange subcultures.
  • “No, dude, you can't sue because you wanted to suck on foot juice and you got fucking...A fungal lungal infection. That's—you should have known better.” (27:06)
  • Playful analysis of pricing (“$10 for a swig, 15 for a cup, 20 for a drizzle”), crowd economics, and waivers.
• Pop Culture Mockery:
  • Jabs at Michelle Obama’s appearance, Steven Spielberg’s Jewishness, and speculation about the “hot dog parties” allegedly referenced in Wikileaks-related conspiracy circles.
  • “Just a Weasley looking little Jew man.” (14:48)
    (Note: reflects the show’s intentionally abrasive/irreverent style, but also exemplifies its willingness to push boundaries.)

4. Adrenaline, Freemasons, & Adrenochrome

• Reference to prior NDS guest Thomas the Paranoid American’s research on adrenochrome, tying it to Freemason influence in culture.
• Recounts “Revenge of the Nerds” scenario where nerdy debunkers (like FTFE) now chase internet clout at the expense of the new “cool kids” (conspiracy theorists).

5. Alternative Medicine & Anti-Pharma Sentiments

• Segment: “Man cures his cancer with dog dewormer”
  • Interview clip with a man named Ernest Best, claims stage 4 cancer was resolved after taking dog dewormer containing fenbendazole.
  • Raven jokes: “Isn't that what Floyd had in his system was fen…Fenbenal. He was just trying to get rid of cancer and they knelt on his neck about it.” (104:19)
  • Broader riff on alternative cures, Big Pharma distrust, and health autonomy.

6. Black Culture, Goy Slop, and Satire

• Commentary on recent viral videos involving “Kool-Aid pickled pineapple” as an emblem of processed food culture.
• George Floyd’s brother sporting a gold-and-diamond necklace (half lion, half Floyd’s face).
• Jada Pinkett Smith, Tupac “resurrection” meme, and rumors about various rap/celebrity figures being gay or still alive.
• Raven offers personal rankings of fruit (“S-tier fruits”), critique of pop culture mythology, and riffs on “goy slop” as both comedy and societal critique.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments (With Timestamps)

• On Epstein/Epstein files:
  • Raven: “We think Hillary Clinton wore a child's face. Can we talk about that?” (07:12)
• On FTFE drama:
  • Raven: “I'm thinking this can still generate a lot. Because a lot of people don't like this guy. ...He is a Weasley, shitty, bad faith, arguing, dysgenic little goblin.” (37:52)
• On Internet Masculinity:
  • Raven: “Paying to fly somebody out to beat their ass is the type of masculinity I want to be on.” (45:13)
• On Booger-gate:
  • Raven: “Knuckle deep in both nostrils. ...Sucks the boogers off his fingers. I mean, I think what I'm gonna do is... just leave this up for the rest of the show.” (52:46)
• Comedic Violence Fantasies:
  • Raven’s over-the-top description of fight strategy: “Pump that double jab, change levels, scoop them up in the air, drop him on his neck...then just ground and pound. ...Your job now is to make his lifeless body look alive.” (56:55-58:55)
• On cultural fatigue:
  • Raven: “I feel these days when I look at a thing that causes fatigue. It happens to me exponentially faster than it used to.” (96:25)

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Timestamps for Major Topics

• [02:31] Episode/Patreon intro, Bohemian Grove ticket discussion
• [04:16] Nancy joins, setting up FTFE segment
• [05:03] Dissecting Epstein revelations and government evasions
• [13:46] Pop culture commentary, Michelle Obama & Spielberg tangent
• [21:53] Viral meme story: “Foot Juice” at Fanimecon
• [34:49] FTFE Twitter drama, proposed MMA fight challenge
• [50:35] Booger-eating segment (FTFE viral video)
• [56:37] Detailed, tongue-in-cheek fight strategy monologue
• [69:36] Side tangents: Sports Drink plug, health supplements
• [72:25] More on Raven’s “challenge” to FTFE and his disappointment at fight’s likely cancellation
• [76:59] Pop culture: Jada Pinkett Smith, Tupac, Will Smith, rap industry conspiracies
• [89:26] Viral “goy slop” video: Black Americans eating Kool-Aid soaked pineapple
• [97:29] George Floyd brother’s bling, “star athlete” tangent
• [100:40] Man claims dog dewormer cured his cancer

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Section Summaries

The Epstein Files (05:03–10:00)

• Raven’s scathing commentary on the lack of progress in exposing elite abusers in the Epstein case. Emphasizes the absurdity of “having to ask” if the names will ever be released.

The FTFE Boxing Challenge Saga (35:02–49:28)

• Breaks down the internet beef with FTFE. Raven’s offer to fly him in for a fight morphs from genuine to absurd as FTFE evades with demands and excuses. The segment satirizes “internet masculinity” and the lengths people will go to save face in online feuds.

FTFE “Booger-gate” (50:35–56:37)

• The show centerpiece: Raven fixates on and mocks FTFE for being caught picking/eating his nose. The moment is repeated and psychoanalyzed for comic effect.

Viral Meme Culture/"Foot Juice" & Black America Segments (21:53–29:23, 89:26–97:29)

• Raven lampoons internet culture: AI hoaxes, “drinking gamer girl foot juice,” and “goy slop” cuisine.
• Satirical takes on black American pop culture (fried fruit jokes, George Floyd family bling, etc.), delivered with the show’s abrasive irreverence.

Alternative Medicine/De-wormer Cure (100:40–104:25)

• A man claims to have cured cancer with dog dewormer, prompting Raven’s anti-pharma jokes and skeptical health commentary.

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Final Thoughts & Listener Utility

This episode is best described as a blend of Christian comedy, conspiracy culture, and internet slap-fighting—in equal measures scathing, absurd, and provocative. For those tuning in for research, entertainment, or to keep up with “conspiracy Twitter” drama, it’s a solid overview of the current cross-section of online right-wing alt-media rivalries, meme storytelling, and biblically themed satire.

Fans of the show will appreciate the extended “FTFE” takedown and will note that Raven is not just lampooning individuals but skewering the state of modern digital debate, cultural decay, and the circus of new media.

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Key Takeaway:
If you want to understand the intersection of internet trolling, modern Christian conspiracy comedy, and cultural criticism (complete with in-group memes and vulgarity), this is an exemplary Nephilim Death Squad episode, anchored around a “gross-out” moment but sprawling into broader critique and mockery of contemporary insanity.

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Memorable Moment

“We're going to watch [FTFE] for the rest of the episode. Over and over and over. …Knuckle deep in your own nose, but here we are.”—Raven (56:37)

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Note:
Due to the episode’s intentionally abrasive style, some content and language discussed here may be offensive to some readers. Raven’s tone is intentionally provocative and not suitable for all audiences. Advertisements and non-content portions were omitted.

Transcript

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[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen to another episode of Nephew America. Your cultural commentary for the end of days. I am David Lee Corbo, AKA the Raven and I am flying solo today. Top has a little preoccupied endeavor with the children and so we're gonna do a show by ourselves. Before we get into that, a little reminder. If you're looking for a way to Support the show, patreon.com/nephilim death Squad is a great way to do it. Sign up there. You're going to gain early access to episodes for the general public. Also, access to Bohemian Grove tickets were which are currently on sale to toplopsa.com and those are tickets only for August 8th. I know there was a little bit of a confusion. The VIP tickets were a two day ticket. The current general admission ticket that's on sale because the VIP sold out is just a one day. That's August 8th. If you sign up there, you'll also gain access to exclusive communities of dangerous on telegram, on Discord, places like that. That also I believe we have a couple of chats on Twitter that are for the private community as well. And if you head on over to Toplops.com Like I said, that's where you're going to get your tickets for Bohemian Grove. You can see here at the top, as well as all of the other definite. I'm sorry, Nephilim death squad merch that Top Lobster has designed himself. And if you go up here and you click on Buy Tickets, everything is very self explanatory. It'll tell you where Bohemian Grove is. That's Wildwood, Florida, where you should stay, what the nearest airport is, what there is to do in Wildwood, which is actually a nice little thing to add in case you wanted to do some besides, you know, make a little vacation out of it. And what's included in the VIP package, that actually is irrelevant because that is gone. Hey, Nancy's here. Hi, Nance.

[Nancy]

Hello. Do you have a guest in there?

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

No, there's no guest in here. It's just me.

[Nancy]

Oh. Why are you talking to yourselves?

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

I don't know. I mean, well, I'm talking to the. I'm talking to you and I'm.

[Nancy]

But you were talking before I, I got here.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

No, yeah, because it. We're, you know, we're on the, on the show. We're talking to the audience. What are you doing? Nice. All right. Oh, that's good. That's good. So anyway, very excited to have Nancy with us today. We're gonna get into a little bit of content right off the bat. I know you guys see the name of the episode, which is ftfe, for those of you don't know, that is. I think it's like the Flat Earth or something like that. He's a YouTuber and a debater and we have some fun content that we might check out later on of him eating his own boogers, which is fantastic. But I want to get into something a little bit more interesting than that before we do. And that is a little bit of movement on the Epstein files. Movement is not really the phrase I should be using. This is going to be disappointing, but it's also pretty funny if you just allow it to be. So let's listen to this. Thank you. You said this is the end of the Epstein of your review of the Epstein files. So just to clarify, are. Is the public going to learn the identities of the men who abused the girls with the information that you're. That's a. That's a good question. Right. Eating boogers is how he got so smart? Well, actually, it's just the food in England, which is where he's from, is so bad that he'd rather eat boogers. And actually in that regard, I Don't really blame him. I guess so. So the question that's asked here is, are we going to learn the identities? Elohim says excellent question. Is an excellent question. Feel like you shouldn't have to ask that though, right? Like, hey, there's this ongoing case in America that's gripped everybody for the longest time and it's got to do with child sex trafficking and ritual abuse and, and, you know, elites running a pedo ring. And we've been pretty concerned about that for a long time. Are we finally going to know the names of the culprits, of the people who victimized the children and trafficked them and wore their faces and did all the horrifying things? It's a good question. It feels like you shouldn't have to ask it, but it's a good one. Leasing and if not, why not? And then I have a quick follow up.

[Elohim]

I mean, you just baked in an assumption into your question that I have never said and I don't know to be true. Is the public going to learn about men that abuse these girls? Like, what does that mean? I mean, I don't understand what that means.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

That's already. Is that what he said? Men that abuse these girls? Because I don't, I don't know if he said that, but it goes so far beyond. We talk on this show pretty often about how the whole thing has kind of been reduced to like, you know, those nasty old dudes getting handies from 17 year old girls. And you go, no, that's not what's going on. You know, we had that CIA file drop before the UAP files that came out and in it, and it's not like evidence, it's not like anybody's been prosecuted. But there's this lengthy affidavit, I believe, of a story where a bunch of elites, including like presidential figures, are on a yacht and they're passing around an 8 year old boy and they're slicing his foot with a scimitar and they're filling a chalice with the blood from his foot and they're drinking it and. But yeah, these girls, these girls, it just always seems to get reduced to that. That was a really popular kind of thought that came out of the Netflix documentary where they basically made Ghislaine, Ghislaine, however you care to pronounce her word or her name rather, look like a victim and that Epstein was the mastermind. And, and then of course they focus predominantly on, on 16 year old to 17 year old girls, which is like in some states I think it's legal to date a 17 year old girl. So all they did was go to a place where the line is really gray. It's like, no, it wasn't really gray. We think Hillary Clinton wore a child's face. Can we talk about that? Well, I mean, they're the men who abused the young women through Epstein's.

[Elohim]

We said in July.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

And it's kind of getting bitchy, huh? Hey, hey, don't ask me questions about this. Why are you so worried about.

[Elohim]

This remains as true today as it was in July. If we had information, we, meaning the Department of Justice, about men who abused women, we would prosecute them. Right? We talked about the work that we're doing. That's why I said that. I said this earlier. There's this built in assumption.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

This is crazy. I thought we crossed a line now where we understood that this was the case. This guy is saying if we had evidence of men that abused women, it's like not women, dog, girls, children, but if we had that, we would prosecute them. What is going on? What is going on? I, I thought we crossed a line, what with the release of the Epstein files where they were acclimating the public to the idea that they are kids. Did we just take a bunch of steps backwards? I'm just confused that somehow there's this

[Elohim]

hidden tranche of information of men that we know about that we're covering up or that we're not. We're choosing not to prosecute. That is not the case. I don't know whether there are men out there that abuse these women.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

This is such a silly thing. What a. What a stupid. I mean, I knew it was going to be like this. You know, I selected it for sort of the outrage purposes. But that was gay. That was gay. That was really almost embarrassing. I mean, like I said, I thought we were all on the same page after that. That Epstein file dump. There was. It was the Epstein files, right? How many? How many? 3.5 million the first time around and an additional 3.5 million the second time around. You know, we're talking 7 million documents. So for the, you know, intelligence agencies to be compelled. People said it was the. I forget what department supposedly released this and was forced to, but let's go with that. They were forced to release it, which is like. Of course they weren't forced to release it. It's just part of the narrative. But still they're forced to release 7 million documents and then you're gonna have this guy stand on stage and say like, well, we don't. If, of course, if we had evidence that men had abused women, we would be prosecuting them. And then he's making a bunch of noises and handshaking as if like. But we don't have that. We're not hiding anything. The Fuck was the 7 million documents with the scimitar about? Really wild. Really wild here. Let's see what else we got. Boom. I haven't done a solo show in a long time. Hopefully I don't this up and make it bad, guys. Oh, this is fun. We got. Now I got to admit, I am fully fatigued as I know the audience is with the UFO stuff and I really just kind of want to make fun of it. I don't want to look at it in any meaningful way because it's gay and it's boring. And I'm tired of talking about the four species of alien or the eight species of alien and the Disclosure Day film, which I'm going to watch that still. I'm still gonna watch the Spielberg film. I'm gonna have fun with that. But we have black people fighting. No, Kenny, this isn't that kind of show. It's a Christian show. We're not gonna watch black people fighting, even though it is very tempting. I have seen some funny videos recently and you know, I did think about how cool it would be to watch him on a show with the audience and. But we're not, that's not what this is. All right? And you' lure me into that. Instead, I give you this black man and he's not fighting anybody, but he's got something to say about Disclosure Day. And I gotta tell you, the entirety of the reason that I put this on the screen was not because I was interested in the content. It's really just because of how much Michelle Obama looks like a dude. Isn't that crazy? I mean, just have a gander at that. I don't, I, I, I can't promise that I'm going to be interested in what he, she, they, them, Zimzer is gonna say, but it's enough for me to put this screenshot on the, on the screen here for you guys. That is a rough looking. Yeah, still reserved. She's looking rough. Wife guy says she's hotter than Candace. That's, that's very silly. Come on now. What are we doing here? Let's make it full screen. I don't want to spoil it by reading. Sometimes you read these captions and it's like verbatim, what's in the fucking clip.

[Guest or Narrator]

Raps. I will tell you that.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Good choice of words to start off with Mr. Obama. Raps.

[Guest or Narrator]

I will tell you that my husband is a bully to you when it comes to your movies. You know, I always reprimand him, but what did he. What did he. Because you haven't let him see this one and he's very mad.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Says he looks stinky. That's not nice. He doesn't look stinky. I can't imagine being that wealthy. If anything, you know what it is? It's the musi, you know, that you have to dilate to keep open because otherwise it's a wound. Probably does have a smell. Am I allowed to say that Michelle Obama has a mussy? Not really sure what the rules are about that.

[Cast Member]

Yeah, he said if he wasn't among the first, bro.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Steven Spielberg, very gay looking juju. Right? I mean obviously that's, that's true. Nancy, is Steven Spielberg a Jew? I feel like that's a silly question to ask, but any way you can confirm that?

[Nancy]

I believe so, but I will check.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Okay. You could have just said yes and I would have believed you and so would have everybody else in the show and you probably would have been correct. But just a, A Weasley looking Jew. Isn't he just a Weasley looking. Just a Weasley looking little Jew man.

[Cast Member]

To see it. He was gonna watch it only on an iPhone, which. And he said he was only watching.

[Guest or Narrator]

Nose would irritate and he said he

[Cast Member]

wouldn't watch it horizontally. He'd only watch it vertically.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Oh, that's not nice. What is that?

[Nancy]

He is in fact a Jew.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

He is in fact a Jew. All right, good. I mean, I like that we looked it up because on this show we only tell the truth. But what, what the. What the fuck is that? Oh man. Is this. It's like Michelle Obama has a show. Oh, ok. People are saying that's his brother. Interesting. I wonder if he knows his brother has a musi or his, his sister. His sister has a musi. I bet you Michelle doesn't eat his boogers. I would agree with that. I would agree with that because Michelle or Mike, whatever isn't hurting for money and FTFE is hurting for money and he's down in his boogers. And you know, just to, just to give you guys a little bit, you know, it's a short clip but apparently this guy, we'll get into it later on. He just didn't know he was live and he's just housing boogers. Dude, just go into town on boogers. But like I said, he is from England, where the food is trash. And, you know, pica pike is like a thing where you eat random that somehow you instinctively know has the nutritional value that you're missing. So, you know, if he's struggling with the food out there, there could be a reason, a medical reason why he's downing boogers. But we'll check that out later. Let's see what this horrifying. This is a. A really, really rough trio. Something about this trio. This little. Little Weasley Jew and the lady boy and this fat, bald. He is gay, right? You can tell he's gay. I haven't even listened to any of his words, but I can tell he's gay. And. And you're just, like, tuning in to watch that. Ahoren Lowe's. Mas rapido enuestro pro desk pienes una listo perfecto. Try le recivon a cotision list and minutos isinobeslogimos Tes del prodes. Paras a cartos projectos adelante a si de fasi elo's. Why pay when you can slash with TikTok? Slash and free. You can cut prices down all the way to zero. Just download TikTok, search slash, free, pick items in TikTok, shop, share the link, and boom, free items unlocked, even with free shipping. So seriously, why pay, download TikTok and start slashing now. This unbelievable chimeric nightmare of a trinity. And they're. And by the way, they're telling you about aliens. That is fun. We do have similar shirts still reserve points out. I don't hate his shirt. I'm not gonna lie. I can't even pretend I do hate a shirt. It's a bad shirt. Not a good one. I wouldn't pick it. Not nice.

[Guest or Narrator]

But he got to come on set for this one.

[Cast Member]

This is the first set Barack ever visited. Even though your daughter's a filmmaker.

[Guest or Interviewee]

Malia.

[Guest or Narrator]

Yeah, right.

[Cast Member]

So I. I feel bad. I screamed, malia.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Malia. Is that the one that was smoking crack with Hunter Biden? She's a filmmaker. I don't know if doing a sex tape with Hunter Biden constitutes being a filmmaker. That's crazy. What a fucked up family, huh?

[Guest or Narrator]

She will never invite us to anything that she does. You know, she doesn't want us around her stuff, but he had a ball.

[Cast Member]

Yeah, it was great. It was great. It was. Of course, for my cast, it was a.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Why? Why not a molech? Why didn't he have a molech?

[Cast Member]

A bit of a Religious experience. Because in walks this iconic president who comes onto our set.

[Guest or Narrator]

Seems like a lot of pressure to me.

[Cast Member]

He's a. He's a good friend. Of course. All of us, he's. We know. We know each other, so. But on the set, the kids didn't know.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Yeah. Yeah. You go to a lot of hot dog parties there, Spielberg. Huh? You get to know each other on the. On the set of Night of Fucking a Thousand Kids. That wasn't good. That wasn't a good pun. Nancy, was that a bad pun?

[Nancy]

It was okay.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

The Night of Fucking a Thousand Kids.

[Nancy]

It's okay.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

It's because they ordered a lot of hot dogs. You know, the. The hot dog thing. There was a lot of them. It was like a thousand hot dogs or something. So, you know, I. I figured it was probably code for kids. And. And they were them. Yep. All right.

[Cast Member]

Barack. Except from, you know, what he's done for the world and who he represents. And they were just. Absolutely. And I. I have a very extroverted cast. You could hear a pin drop when he walked in. They didn't know what. They didn't know what to say.

[Guest or Narrator]

Did they know he was coming ahead of time?

[Cast Member]

I didn't tell all of them. I told some of them, but not all of them.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Thank you, Kung Pao Man. Yeah. I don't know why I put that on. I mean, like I said, it was really just because of how bad Mike Tyson. Mike Obama looked, and I wanted to share that with you guys. I don't know if there was anything valuable in that. In that clip, but it was. It's kind of fun. All right, let's get on to something else. Let's see what else I got in the old basket of. Oh, this is kind of nice. We'll put this on. I don't really know where this is going. This is very much how we do it on. On Neft to America, but it's also how I've always done it, where I don't. I don't really look at these videos before I show them to you guys. Yeah. All right. All right. So it says, men sue fanimecon. Fanimecon after drinking cosplayers foot juice.

[Nancy]

I think that's. AI.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

No, I'll be the judge of that.

[Guest or Narrator]

Several men in California are planning to sue Fanimecon after getting lung infections from drinking foot juice.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

I don't. So. So right off the bat, I'm gonna say, I don't think it is AI. But I don't think this video, this clip that we're looking at right here is at all related to. In other words, I think this is just a dude on his deathbed and it was a video that they spliced into this and made it look like he's dying from foot juice. It is. It is believable, but I don't think that this guy. But yeah, if you just watch the beginning, it doesn't look. There's nothing that's sticking out. They got a couple of perspectives from the same. Yeah, Here, let's look at it again.

[Guest or Narrator]

Several men in California are planning to sue fanimecon after getting lung infections from drinking foot juice sold by female cosplayers.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Fresh feet juice. So for the listeners, it's an. It's a cosplay or an anime girl. She's holding a sign that says fresh foot juice and she's got her feet in a igloo cooler. And the igloo cooler is filled with, I don't know, Blue Gatorade, maybe Blue Hawaiian Punch. Oh, my God. We need Vince Sonet as a co host to fill in for Top. I was very mean to. To Vince. I got real, real nasty with him, and then I. And then I moved on pretty abruptly. I. I've had my fun with Vince and. But yeah, things went real, real south. What do you think about that, Nance? The way that things went with Vince, it was kind of sad to see, wasn't it?

[Nancy]

Yeah, it was.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Do you feel like we handled it maybe a little bit too aggressively towards the end?

[Nancy]

No, I don't think so. I mean, it's kind of what you do.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

That's true. Hey, by the way, it's 21 minute at the 25 minute mark. Do do, feel free to kick out the pores across the various platforms.

[Nancy]

Will do.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

You systems are a go. Okay, let's bring this back up. Oops, I've done a thing there. All right.

[Guest or Narrator]

Incident reportedly happened during Fanimecon 20. 26 inches. San Jose, where a group of female cosplayers began selling cups of red drink for $15. But the.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

That's actually. It had a price on it, so let's see how much it was.

[Guest or Narrator]

San Jose, where a group of them.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

So looks like $10 for a swig. I don't know what. What, what merits a swig, but. All right, this Asian girl is holding up. Her pricing for the foot juice is $10 for a swig, 15 for a cup, and 20 for a drizzle. It does feel like a drizzle is less than a cup, doesn't it? I just Feel like if I was going to drizzle, let's say, some chocolate on something, maybe make a zigzag pattern, but if I was going to dump a cup of chocolate onto it, it would be a lot more. A strange pricing. $30 for bit. Does that say spit? And yeah, as still Reserve has noted, it's scribbled out because she's all out of spit. Got a dry mouth. Been spitting on these all day. Nothing left to give, man. Imagine that. I wonder how much money she made. I'd be curious.

[Guest or Narrator]

Players began selling cups of red drink for 15, but the drink came.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Oh, thank you. That's a. That's a good observation. Xerox says the drizzle is straight off the foot into the mouth, which explains the cost. Okay, that does explain the cost. That makes a lot of sense. And honestly, as far as conservation of juice goes, that's a really great. That's a financially responsible sort of payment system she's got going on there. It's gonna take a long time to run out of blue juice if everybody's buying the drizzle. And I guess that's what people come for is the drizzle.

[Guest or Narrator]

With a strange twist. The women would place their feet inside the drink, and when a man paid, they would lift their feet out and let the liquid drip down from their feet for him to drink. The stunt quickly pulled in a large crowd. Many people paid to try it, and the cosplayers reportedly made thousands of dollars in just a few hours. But after the event ended, some of the first men who drank it began coughing heavily and feeling pain and discomfort in their.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

I will agree with you, Nance. I think the. The narration is AI. I don't think the narration is real. Once again, there's a dude on a respirator in a hospital bed. I don't fucking think this guy has anything to do with drink and drizzle. I think he's probably just dying and. And somebody just stitched him into this whole thing. Now his family is going to see this and think he's. He's. He's chugging drizzle from the, you know, the Comic Con girls, which is. That's a bummer, but I guess I

[Nancy]

was hoping it wasn't real.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Maybe that's what it was. That's a reasonable hope, but you should know better by now.

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After going to the hospital, they were diagnosed with fungal lung infections and told they needed to stay for treatment. Now, several of the men say they regret taking part and are preparing to sue the event Organizers for medical costs.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

No, dude, you can't sue. You can't sue because you wanted to suck on foot juice and you got fucking. A fungal lungal infection. That's. You should have known better. I would hope that these. These fine ladies, these girl. These girl bosses. I would hope these girl bosses had some paperwork, you know, the. What's the you can't sue me variety. Not an NDA, but, you know, whatever. Non liability clause. That's a better word for it. A waiver. They're just girl bossing. They're just fucking, you know, giving the people what they want. A fungal infection in their lungs.

[Guest or Narrator]

They argue that Fanime Khan should have stopped the activity before it became a health risk. What do you think?

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

I think that that's not the responsibility of the venue. And I think that these are all consenting adults who want to drink this. This fucking foot juice and that they have the right to do that, but they also have the right to, you know, shut up when they get a fungal infection in their lungs. A fungal lungal infection. A fungal infection in your lungs from drink. Imagine that's how you die. Man, what a way to go. I think when you show up, God calls you a faggot just because. Not because he doesn't like you or just. Just because it's, you know, on principle. That's how you got here, you fucking faggot. You drank foot juice from. From a Japanese girl dressed up like your favorite cartoon character, man. Little lemon juice would go a long way with the bacteria. Yeah, probably. Yeah, if you stuck with something citrusy, you probably would have been okay. But blue Gatorade, ginger would. I don't. Dude, I don't like ginger. I gotta tell you. I don't like the taste of it. I don't like the look of it. I don't like ginger. No, I know that, but it's gross and bad. You know, it kills bacteria. Lemon. And it's wonderful. It's wonderful. Olive oil kills bacteria. Maybe you're just saying now.

[Nancy]

Yeah.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

All right, that's fine. So I guess we'll get into a little bit of the discussion. We have more content. But I want to show you guys a little bit of something, and I. And it's. I would love to get the chat's feedback on this. The feedback. Some of you may know. Ftfes, it's the flat earth. In fact, he was doing a debate with Thomas. Thomas the paranoid American. And Thomas was Steel Manning. The idea that, I believe it was adrenochrome was funded by freemasons it was a little bit more detailed than that. The argument, but that was kind of the gist of it, was that maybe you could even go a step further and say, had it not been for the interest in funding of Freemasons, adrenochrome would never have risen to any sort of popularity. And not only its usage, but also it's like pop culture presence. You know, the pop culture presence being like, you know, what it is now, but also as far back as Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Thomas actually came on stage at the second Bohemian Grove, if you guys remember that, and some of you were there, and he did a presentation on the historical sort of reality of adrenochrome. And that it isn't just something that came on the stage with Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, that Johnny Depp movie. Benicio del Toro, Johnny Depp. And he goes and shows you the instances of it existing in. In, you know, in the news and in reports and, you know, scientific inquiries, whatever, for decades preceding Fear and Loathing. He also did it while he was wearing a cloak. It was really a fantastic moment. So anywh who he does a debate with this guy, and I've seen this guy before, and he's kind of this wispy. You know, when, like, physiognomy tips you off as to a person's character, as soon as you look at him, he's one of those guys very much like a worm. And he's got this kind of Revenge of the Nerds thing where he probably had not very much social success in his youth and is now found himself with a little bit of a platform here on the Internet. And just like the days when the popular kids were the bane of his existence, the popular kids of today, if I dare say so, are. Is a wispy bitch. Yeah. Are conspiracy theorists. Conspiracy theorists are winning the day lately. We're the cool kids. Wasn't always this way, but I would think it's safe to say that that is the case now. And so conspiracy theorists are. They're the bane of his existence. And he's dedicated all his time to, I don't know, like, debunking. Whatever. It doesn't matter. Just whatever it is. Conspiracy theorists believe. He doesn't believe. I think I could be wrong. I've never really watched much of his content outside of a little bit of the discussion that he had with Thomas. And I said, weasel. Bad physiognomy. Can't listen to this for much longer. What I did notice in that debate is that he does a thing where even if he is wrong and is cornered, he will just, you know, not to use sort of debate phrases here, but he will shift the goalpost and he will not concede and he'll just sort of regurgitate a word salad and he'll use these snide little passive aggressive insults and he'll drag the conversation somewhere else as long as it's away from the glaringly obvious thing he was just wrong about. And in that way, it's never a good faith thing. I imagine it wasn't a good faith thing for the Thomas discussion, but I know that this guy's relatively infamous for being that. That being a. And so anywho, he's a vet. That's right. I'm very sorry. He is a. He's a veteran, but not for this country. So him right where he breathes. He popped up on my radar for. I. I don't know. So some sort of. He was confused about something. I was going back and forth with Vince. Vince has since stepped away from the phone booth podcast. He says it's because we are snowflakes. I don't know what that means, but it's been a lot of fun going back and forth with Vince and dragging him around the Internet. And I guess what happened was he was supposed to do a debate with these guys. This is all boring, you know, meaningless. But that debate got messed up because Vince stepped away from the show. Ahoren Lowe's Mas rapido enuestro pro desk tienes una lista de materiales escrita mano oen photo perfecto. Try le recivon a cotision list. Hello.

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[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

And what ends up happening is, I guess he just becomes associated, you know, in his mind with Nephilim Death Squad phone booth podcast. It's not happening, the debate, because Nephilim Death Squad. So he shows up at my door and he starts talking now unprovoked. I don't know him. I don't with him very much a But I do this really fun thing and this is the thing that I wanted to get your. Your ideas on is as soon as he pops up, I know what he's going to do. He's going to insult me and I'm going to insult him, and then he's going to insult an idea that I have in an effort to try to get me to Defend that idea, which I'm not doing. So as soon as he insults me, I go, I know who you are. I'd like to extend an offer to you. I'm having a live event and it would be fantastic if I could fly you out. I'll pay for the tickets, we can discuss room and board and we can have a boxing match. It'll be great, it'll be live streamed, we'll even have a referee. To which he immediately says, yes, immediately he says, in fact, let's turn it into an MMA match. And then he says, I'm gonna beat your ass. That's what he says to me, something like that. And I go, fantastic, tell me the name of the airport that you're flying out of. And so we start to have this discourse, a discourse discord back and forth. And I look up the tickets and I'm not gonna lie to you guys, I looked at the tickets and I was like, it's like fifteen hundred dollars to fly this piece of from Edinburgh, you know, Britain. I don't know wherever he is, but I go, okay, man, I just take that out of my own money because I think that enough people dislike this guy that if I flew him out it would generate some, some views. Would you guys not like to see that sort of a thing? I mean, he immediately comes out, he goes, I will you up. He goes, I'm a black belt, I'm a black belt. Oh, what is this? Is this some of the, this is actually the interaction. He goes, raven, sit down, child. You look like you've been going to the gym for a week and got excited. I don't even know what he's talking about or where he came from, but that's his first introduce. Introduction to me. I didn't recognize him initially, so I said, who the are you? And he goes, he goes, he goes, this is actually very funny on his behalf. Your worst nightmare. Now sit down like a good girl. And I say, oh, I know you, I'd like to fly you out to my event. I'll pay for the plane ticket. We can discuss room and board a boxing match, me and you, we'll have a referee and everything. It'll be fun, just like I said. And he says, just like it says right there. Sure, make it an MMA match and you're on. It'll be funny for everyone to watch you get your ass beat by a 43 year old disabled military veteran with one leg that works very, very, very, very funny. Very exciting, very exciting. So Top was actually not into this idea at all. And, and to be perfectly honest, it is logistically a bit of a nightmare to try to figure out how to make any of this work. Right? I mean, the, the venue probably doesn't allow fights. Maybe it does. Maybe it does. Maybe you could do a thing where you, you rent a boxing ring, because some of these boxing rings, they have like midgets that fight in them, right? So, and, and I feel like that's kind of a. Yeah, he is spiraling. We'll get into that a little bit. He's freaking out, man. And, and so, like, maybe there's some kind of way. But then, like, as far as the timing of the event, like, I can't figure out where we would place it. And also, I'm not going to rent a boxing ring for just one match. So I'd have to like rent the midgets. And that sounds, you can do that. That's an actual thing out here. You can rent. You're not renting the midgets. That sounds like slavery, but you know what I mean? You can, you can have the midgets do the thing in the ring and they provide the ring for you. Now, now, guys, you gotta look at this, right? Fifteen hundred dollars for the flight, renting the ring, whatever. At this point though, we're still in a place. I gotta be honest with you, we're still in a place where we go. I'm thinking this can still generate a lot. Because a lot of people don't like this guy because of all of the things that I listed about him, apparently true. Just by looking at him. He is a Weasley, shitty, bad faith, arguing, dysgenic little goblin of a. And a lot of people would probably pay a decent amount of money to watch a stream where he got up. And I think you guys would love it. I think the chat would love it. I think you guys would have a really good time. It could be great. It could be great. So I'm still. The wheels are still turning and, you know, we're going back and forth. He's trying to insult me. And I'm just saying I'm kind of getting vicious. I'm not gonna lie to you. I said to him a number of times, I am going to beat the shit out of you. I'm going to lift you in the air and slam you on your neck. And then I'm going to go on stage and I'm going to do a show. And when you wake up, you could figure out your own way back to the airport.

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[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Tap to discover. Try TikTok now, because you're allowed to kind of do this now that it's all within this legal area, like you're a consenting adult. I'm a consenting adult. This is for entertainment purposes. But I'm going to hurt you. It's going to be terrible for you. And so we're going back and forth like this for a while, and all of a sudden, the next morning, I wake up and after all that, tough guy, he's doing this thing where he's going, by the way, by the way, you're going to be paying my appearance fee, too. Appearance fee? But you fucking agreed. You agreed on the thing. We looked at the thing. You agreed. You said. I said, I'll take care of your ticket and we can have a discussion about room and board. That's pretty generous of me, even a discussion. We'll figure it out if it's a little bit too much or whatever, you know. How much is this appearance fee? $3,000. So 1500 for the flight. $3,000 per day. But you'd only be here for one day. You'd really only be here for, like, 10 minutes. We would record a walkout with maybe some music. It would be cool. The round would start. I would. I don't know if I'd waste time, you know, kind of doing a thing like pump a double jab and leg kick him because he's got a bad leg, so leg kick him real hard. I don't know if I want him to or if I want to do a thing where I emasculate him and I lift him in the air and I dunk him on his neck. Because it's an MMA match and. But either way, I don't think really that takes that long. And then I'll do like a post interview, post fight interview. That'd be really cool. And then I probably would have to just get changed and then go on for the rest of the day to perform and, like, maybe somebody could get him some ice and wake him up and, you know, send him on his way. I don't want him lingering because I feel like that would, like a concussed dude, really kill the vibe of the whole thing. And that's not what I'm trying to do. But $3,000 for all that, that just seems like a lot. I mean, we're already looking at $4,500 if we do discuss Room and board. That's another, you know, few hundred bucks or something like that. Plus, he's probably gonna about transportation now. We're pushing 5k and I gotta buy the ring. I gotta buy the ring. Like, this is crazy. This is getting all really, really, really wild. And I realized, like, oh, all that's happening is here is you're trying to price me out of beating your ass. You don't want to concede that this was a horrifying idea and you probably should have just shut your mouth and not popped up on my radar, but instead you've decided that the way out of this, I've got a genius plan, is to make it so much money that he's not gonna do this. And I did tell him, by the way, Kung Pao Buffalo says it started GoFundMe. If I crowdsource this, it doesn't need to happen at, you know, Bohemian Grove even. It doesn't. We could just do a live stream. And I told him this. I said, hey, look, if it's the appearance fee is happening because you're at an event, we could work around this. I could crowdsource all the money so that I don't have to spend a dime, and then I can summon you. What's that?

[Nancy]

I would donate.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

I. Everybody would donate. Everybody would donate. Nobody likes this guy. And once I have enough money, I can hit you up and I can say, hey, I'm gonna fly you out. There's a local MMA gym not too far from here. We can go and do it there. And as long as I have a rapport with the guy, I could probably live stream it. So Top could set up the cameras and we can figure out the Internet thing, and at least we could sell, you know, some Patreon memberships. And honestly, I think that it could still be worth it, even though the flights would be, you know, fifteen hundred dollars or whatever. But he is. He's trying to price me out. Long story short, he spirals. He changes, you know, the. The parameters a bunch of times. He wants all the money. He's saying if I don't pay the money, I'm scared and I'm broke. And I just. I can't justify paying, you know, $3,000 to beat the out of a man. No, I really can't justify paying $5,000 to beat the out of a man after room and board and flight and appearance fee. So he's done that little thing, and I've really made it a point to say, hey, look, this is what you agreed to, right? You agreed to a flight and we could have a discussion about room and board. And then he tries to shift the goal post again and he starts saying things like, well, it's a lose, lose for you. I'm a military veteran who's crippled. If you beat me up, you lose, and if I beat you up, you lose. And I said, no, you have no idea. Thank you. Dumbass. Paying to fly somebody out to beat their ass is the type of masculinity I want to be on. You have no idea the amount of joy it would bring me. There is no lose in this for me. Number one, I don't lose against you because that's absurd. I can't even really explain that. That's. That's just, you know, an obvious fact. I'm not gonna lose. That's crazy. I signed up for the Muay Thai gym last night. Last night I said, we're gonna do this. I'm gonna make it spectacular. And I signed up for the Muay Thai gym. But it also brings me an incredible amount of satisfaction, the idea of rag dolling him. And it's immortalized because like I said, you guys, a lot of you don't even know who I'm talking about. People don't like this guy. They don't like this guy. He's very unlikable. Oh, as a vet, I can say other veterans are total. He's brought that up quite a bit, the veteran thing. And I go, you're not even a American. I don't care what you're a veteran for. That makes you more beat up, able. You know what I mean? You're a veteran for England, whatever. But it would bring me a tremendous amount of satisfaction. I had so many homies hit me up from other shows in the DMS last night and go, this is fantastic. I need to see this happen. Please make sure this happens. Like, people are rooting for you to get your ass kicked. And on top of it, I would get a payday from all the. The live streams. So look, guys, this is where it all ends. And, you know, he's making a bunch of excuses and. And then he says something, by the way. He's like, you can't challenge me intellectually, therefore you want to fight me. Which is wild because I showed you guys how the entire interaction started. He never challenged me intellectually. He told me, like, to sit down because I was a. Or something like that. Like, I've never had an interaction with this guy. He comes out of nowhere, says, sit down like a good little girl, and Then when I say I'm gonna beat your ass, he goes, you don't want to challenge me intellectually. So he's just shifting goal posts. He's making the. The monetary barrier. It's too great, you know, the price for entry to beat my ass on. On live stream is now too great. And then I go, well, we'll figure out a way. And he goes, you don't want to challenge me intellectually. Then he makes up some shit about how I was on a stream last night, or I'm sorry, in a studio last night with Bill Ted and Vince. And that this entire thing stems from that. Because I was trying to get him in that studio and I don't even understand that. Like, no, I was calling Vince a last night. I wasn't in a studio with him. So he just freaked out. The fight's not going to happen, I imagine. But this is a really nice little thing.

[Nancy]

You can raise the money just on principle. You should do it. So. So he has to back down.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

So I would gladly raise the money for. No, no, no, because then it's crazy, because then I gotta give everybody their money back. I mean, if we get $5,000 worth of donations to beat this guy's ass and then he bails, now I gotta send back $5,000 to all the people who sent $5, $2, $10, like, all. Like that's a crazy thing. Of course he's not going to show. Of course he's not going to show. Top didn't like the idea. But what Top didn't understand is, of course he's not gonna fight me. He doesn't realize the lengths that I would go through to make sure that this happens. I don't know that I'd go to $5,000 worth of a length to make sure this happens. I'd really have to figure out how to generate money off of that. And like I said, Bohemian Grove, it kind of logistically is a nightmare to jam a. A ring in the venue and then try to make that make sense, you know what I mean? Because then you have a ring and you've got what, one fight, and then you got to tear down the ring while we're performing. Like, that doesn't make any sense. You got to kind of make use of it. But the whole day is already planned out.

[Nancy]

There you go. We can.

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[Nancy]

We'll fundraise to fly you out there

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

and just jump them. Well, I can't say that legally. I would never do that. I would only ever consent to his Consensual combat.

[Nancy]

Of course.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

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[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

So here's a little clip of Craig. Craig Ftfe, the Flat Earth. And this was sent to me in the middle of this back and forth with him. And I said, oh my God, this is so. I don't know if you can see. He's got a faux hawk. He's got a faux hawk, which is number one. I mean, maybe the gayest haircut a dude can have. I've done a lot of gay things dressed in a lot of gay ways, but I never had a faux hawk, especially as a 43 year old man. That's wild. But. Well, I got a video of him eating his own booger. So it. Let's just watch it. So he goes in the one nostril with the pinky real good. He's in the other nostril with the pink. He goes back to the first and then boom. Sucks the boogers off his fingers. I mean, I think what I'm gonna do is you might actually just leave this up for the rest of the show. How would I want to do this? Like this. Is that better? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yep. I don't know how to get rid of Nancy's icon, so it's gonna stay there. I know. Look at him, just digging in his nose. Apparently what happened is he didn't know that the stream was on and so he's just digging in his nose and sucking on his boogers. Guys, look at him. Wearing a vest on his own show. Like a dweeb, faux hawk, receding hairline, knuckle deep in both nostrils. As if it's not enough, he goes back to the first. He goes left nostril, right nostril, back for a little more in the left. Suck on it. Sucking on it. Unbelievable. This guy is. I know, I know. Eric says magic nose goblin Eaten ass. Yes. It is like a ritual, right? You know what that is, though? I think that's a thing. Like a. Like a nose pick and a nose eat. Is. That's from trauma? That's from trauma, yeah. Or children. My. My daughter does it proudly. When I did, I hid eating my boogers as a child. I would hope. I hope you're not still hiding it. Just do it. This guy's doing it on live stream. Be like him. I think it's trauma. I think it's. It's the extreme version of self soothing, you know what I mean? Because people that have a lot of nervous, sort of anxiety disorders, they pick their skin. I've been known to do that. I'll pick my. My skin, my face. If I'm feeling a little bit uncomfortable, I'll catch myself doing it and I'll say, hey, cut that out. Don't pick your skin. But I think picking your nose is a little bit of a step further. Now, look, look, I'm gonna be honest with you. Sometimes you get a big spiky dog lodged in your nostril. Don't we all? Who has it? You ever do that? If you press on the side of your nose, it stabs your nostril. You go, whoa, Geez, that hurt. So I get that. I'm not saying that that kind of, you know, that that thing doesn't happen, but to eat it. And you can tell he's going from one, he's going to the next, and he's going back to the original one. This is for pleasure. This is for pleasure. But I also think it is the highest form of. Luckily he didn't pick his ass. I bet you if you gave him enough time on live stream, he'd pick his ass and smell the finger. That. That's the kind of guy that we're dealing with here in Gregory. Gregory of the flat earth. He is an ass picker and a booger eater. He's a finger sniffer. He's a finger sniffer. And. And ultimately a liar. He's a lie. A lie teller. Because what ends up happening is. I go. He goes, you were on a stream last night or in a studio last night that I was invited to. That's how this whole thing started. And I go, no, the. I wasn't. You lying little goblin. And then I go to my boy Ted, and he goes, we didn't even have a thing last night. So it's not like there was a get together with Ted, Bill and Vince, and this dude just mistakenly thought I was There. What he's doing is it's layers of obfuscation, and it's also an attempt to bring the thread to a place. The thread, meaning the conversation on Twitter. To bring it to a place where onlookers really can't make heads or tails of what's going on. I stuck to my position. My position was you. I will fly you out. We can talk about room and board. Let's do this. And that's where everything started, and that's where I stayed. He moved from there, saying he was gonna kick my ass. He went to. By the way, it's going to cost you an additional $3,000 on top of what you thought if you can't pay that you're broke and scared. Then he went to. This guy's a meathead. Called me a meathead at one point. He just said, I can. You can kick my ass. Now all of a sudden, I'm this big, tough guy who, if I win, I lose because you're a crippled vet. And if I lose, I lose because you're a crippled vet. Then ultimately, it goes all the way to. By the way, you wouldn't answer my intellectual challenges. No, there was no intellectual challenges. Not true. We were going to get together in a studio last night. That didn't happen. All you're doing is dragging the conversation to a place where it's as far away from. Fight me and I'll buy your plane ticket as far away from there as humanly possible. Now I have to show you eating your boogers on my stream. Do you think my audience likes this? Do you think they want to see this homosexual in a faux hawk. Double dip into his right nostril and suck on his pinky. Nobody wants to. To see you get knuckle deep in your own nose, but here we are.

[Nancy]

How long are we gonna watch this?

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

We're gonna watch it for the rest of the episode. Over and over and over. We're going to watch Craig of FTFE eat his own snot like a child. Dude's probably got long fingernails to scoop extra. I agree, Victoria. I agree. You know what I did, though? I got to admit, I set a nasty trap from the very beginning once I became aware of who he was and I knew what he intended to do, because you can tell with this type of weak, cowardly snake. He's a. He's a bit of a worm. He's wriggling constantly, trying to wriggle. He doesn't have social success. And so what he does is he talks like a tough Guy from the Internet, and he gets crazy. I've seen him say all kinds of things. So what I decided to do was immediately cut him off before we could even engage in one ideological conversation. And I said, let's fight. And just like I knew he would, he said, yeah, absolutely. I'm gonna mess you up, dude. And I said, okay, great. I'll figure out how to fly you out here. If I need to crowdfund the money, I can figure out how to do that, too. And that's it. I stayed in that spot, and he just fell apart. For 24 hours, he's been falling apart on the Internet, and now here we are, the middle of day two, watching him eat his boogers. I would have loved to have done it, though. I really would have. And I don't think it's gonna happen. If I had to do it, I think the likeliest combination of things would have been. And this is for anybody, right? You pump a double jab as you come in, and that freaks people out. You know, unless you're a fighter and you know how to move and you know where your distance is, you're in a good spot. Still pumping a double jab on somebody. Snap it, you know, touch them a little bit. You don't got to really hurt them or anything. Just touch them, touch them, get them thinking about what's going on upstairs. And then you sink a leg kick just above the knee on the outside of the thigh on the lead leg. You sink a leg kick real hard. Then you back off, and you look at him. You see how he. How he took that in, how that felt? He says he's got a bad leg, so I kick it. So you sink that leg kick, and then you back off a little bit, create a little distance. And there's a couple things you can do from there. You can either go back in, same combo, right? Pump that jab, throw the leg kick again. Now he's terrified of the leg kick. It hurts so bad because he's a crippled veteran. You come in the third time, pump that jab. You shoot the leg kick low, and you could come over the top. You just change that height at the last second, and you kick him in the face. But that would be over too soon. You throw the double jab. You shift your weight like you're gonna throw the leg kick. You throw a left check hook. Now he's all up. He's all up. He doesn't know what to do. He probably hasn't returned fire once, because just look at him. Then after you got him thinking about upstairs and downstairs, and his leg hurts, and he's terrified. You just pump that double jab, change levels, scoop them up in the air, drop him on his neck, but don't just drop him, following him down because he's probably going to go into the fetal position, and a ref might call it, because he's going to be completely indisposed. He's not going to attack back. So follow him down, get into side control neon, belly cross into a full mount, then just ground and pound. Your. Your job now is to make his lifeless body look alive, look like it's resisting. You've got to create enough chaos for the audience and for the ref that they think the fight is still going on and they're not going to try to stop it, and the ref's not going to try to stop it. But, you know, this is a baby. This is a baby who has no chance in hell and has already forfeited everything. He's probably not thrown a single strike in this exchange. So you've crossed over. You're in full mount now. You're ground and pounding. Now you're grounded. So you've slammed him on his face. You, his leg up, you hit him with the left check hook. This is the worst time of his life. When you're in the ground and pound, you're going to get pulled off because it's over now. It's over. The only thing that you have going for you is, does the ref know it's over? You've probably got a couple of seconds and a few good blows before the ref knows it's over. You ground and pound hard. You pound him. You pound him good. You want to bounce his faux hawk off the mat. And when you're close quarters like that, because you're on top of him and you have that intimate moment, you can see his eyes. You want to see them looking off into another realm. You want to know by the look in his eyes that everything he perceives is not the same reality that you, the ref, and the rest of the room are currently in. And then what you got to do is hammer fist him again, right in that schnoz before anybody else sees that look in his eyes. You don't want anybody to see that. That's yours. That's your coveted gold. You have to keep doing it. Maybe what you do, grab him, make it look like he sweeps you. Roll over, let him be in the top position. He's probably unconscious by now. Let him be in the top position. Now he's in your guard. I don't know, maybe you. Yeah, you really pound it after that. You spin him around and you take his back and you choke him really fucking hard so his face turns purple and his eyes look like they're going to explode out of his head. And it takes a while for anybody to realize that he wasn't conscious for any of this, so he cannot tap out. That would be great. And then it's celebration time. They pull you off of him. You stand up. The force from your body standing up and him being on top of you causes his body to fall like Raggedy Ann to the ground. Loose limbs like a dead body. He flops on the ground in the canvas, and people rush over him to make sure that he's okay. And you celebrate Me? I celebrate. I celebrate. Top Lobster gives me a high five. I go to the edges of the ring, and I look at you guys, and I go, yeah. And you guys go, yeah. And then I get the mic. I say, I just want to thank Craig for coming all the way out here on such short notice. He really put on a show for you guys, and I'm so glad that we were able to provide this experience for you. Stick around. We're gonna tear down this ring, and soon we're gonna have Ed Mabry on stage for a live episode of Nephilim Death Squad. We'll be right back. Don't forget, guys, merch tables over to the side. If you want, you can peek into that little room. There's a live podcast. You're gonna see people like JT Follows JC you're gonna see Brian of Demon Erasers. You're gonna see Donut. You can go in there. Don't interrupt them too much. Let them do their thing. But you can go say, hi, Thomas the Paranoid American is over here. He's got merchandise for you from a bunch of different creators. And in the back, we're serving drinks. Go and get them. If you got a ticket, give it to the bartender. He'll give you a drink in exchange. And then I don't even look at him anymore. I get off. I go change into whatever outfit I'm gonna wear for the next thing. And I go. They go, what do we do with Craig? He's unconscious. I say, just put him in the bathroom, and when he wakes up, tell him he's got to go. He's got to go. Tell him he can't stay. He's not speaking. Nobody came here to see him speak. And then I go over to Top and I go, hey, Top. How many Patreon subscribers did we get for that live stream? And he goes, six million. Six million paid subscribers on Patreon.

[Nancy]

Where's Top?

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Oh, I don't know. What do you guys think? That sounds like a really good time, right? 271 at best. Yeah, 271,000,

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[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

How cool would that be? How fun would that be? Honestly, it makes the whole thing so amazing. This is like Top got a little upset. He's like, no, we're not gonna pay this dude to come out here so you could beat him up. You don't understand. You don't understand. Don't you like fun? You guys like fun, right? I don't know, man. I just think that that could be such a great time. It's a good plan on nine different levels. Thank you, brood. Awaken. This dream is brought to you by Sports Drink. Guys, don't forget Sports Drink is an affiliate of the show and is a fantastic product. This is actually their Sport Energy, which I've become quite fond of. It's my go to energy for the day. It has all the stuff that regular sport drink has in it as far as magnesium. What's the that's in bananas? Potassium, which is actually, I'm not advocating this, but if you're a drinker, apparently drinking depletes your body of potassium and so you're going to want to get some in you. There's a good drinking partner. Not what you should do with it, though. I actually like to take it before I go to the gym and I take it with creatine. Although these days I've actually eased off the creatine because I'm having a little bit of a hard time losing the weight. Losing the weight, putting on mass, not losing the weight. So I stopped the the creatine. But it has taurine and caffeine in it, which is going to be your source of energy and it's also delicious. Also the company itself Sport Drink is hilarious. They once called Lena Dunham a fat earther, which is very funny. And they with Nephilim Death Squad. So you really can't go wrong there, guys. Go over to sportdrink.com and use promo code SQUAD. For 10 off sport drink, I recommend no yellow number 5, lemon lime. If you want just the regular sport drink, I like it better than I like the orange one. If you're gonna go Sport Dream, which is a fantastic product and really does help you dream, I'm not lying, I would go Strawberry Dream. To be honest, I haven't had the Cocoa one. But I just like a strawberry cream, so I've had it. I think it's delicious. I mix it with a little bit of organic whole milk, which is really fantastic. And then, of course, they have Sport energy. There's a Sport Zero. But even they say they're like, why the would you buy Sport Zero if you're afraid of sugar? Because it has no sugar in it. You're being a. This has pure cane sugar instead of refined white sugar. I don't know the difference, really, to be honest, but it's a really good product and promo code. Squad will get you 10 off your entire purchase. Yeah, Fat Earther is very funny. No, it's not that. It stops me from losing weight. I think it causes me to retain a lot of water. The creatine dick, which is his name. I'm not being an. The cocoa is fire. You like the cocoa? Okay. All right. I just like the strawberry. I think it's really good. But, yeah, I just feel like it's, you know, causing me to retain a lot of water. Have you tried the passion fruit lime yet? No. You know what I really want to try? They have a Baja Blast flavor. They also did a. A White Monster flavor for all the people that like White Monster, which is awesome. Oh, zero is nice for type 1 diabetes. Okay, that's fair. That's fair. Mama Lou. Yeah, I have a sauna, Rev. I do the sauna. I don't do it as often as I should, but it is good to purge your body of all of the things that it retains. You know, sweat is. Is.

[Nancy]

It's nice.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

It's good for you. All right, we'll get into it. Nope, I don't want to do that again. Was that you, Nancy? Did you put that up there? Cut that out, Nance flipped. It slipped. All right, all right, let's move on to some other faggots. Which do we want to choose? Not that one. We have some black content, but this isn't that kind of show. I don't think I want to do that. I think I'm gonna shelve that. We're not gonna watch black people do stuff. Let's go on to some other stuff real quick. Oh, well, here's some more black people doing stuff. This is fine. So we have Jada Pinkett Smith, which is not something I would typically care about. I've actually not watched whatever this is, but I just greatly dislike her because I think she's a demon. Jada Pinkett Smith, the current wife. Ex wife. Oh, by the way, Hello. I introduced my son to Baja Blast for the first time on his birthday. We did a little pool party. So, you know, you get sugary drinks from the kids for the kids, you know, when they're by the pool. Because. Because we're the goyim and that's what we do, you know, engage a little bit of a goy slop now and again. And we never buy sugary drinks, we never buy soda or any of that shit. So my wife goes, what should we get? It's interesting because I haven't been down the soda aisle in a long time and I'm looking at things and I'm going, oh, I forgot about that. We got cream soda, which was nice, and we got some Hawaiian Punch. The big jug of Hawaiian Punch, it was like a lemonade one. And we got Baja Blast. And when I had a little sip of that Baja Blast when I was by that pool, I said, ah. I remember being so high, so incredibly high, so very high in Taco Bell as a 17 year old, eating the beef and bean burritos off their dollar menu and drinking Baja Blast. And I was so high, so very high that it was the best. It was so good. And all those memories came flooding back. I don't know, man. Sometimes a little goy slop's good, isn't it? Remember when they used to say Mountain Dew messed up all your sperms? Remember those times? Goy slop is better than boogers, Craig. You fucking worm. You parasitic little homosexual. You weakling. You coward. A pox upon your household. Your bloodline will never recover from the time that you agreed to fight a man and then fled in cowardice.

[Nancy]

I love that you actually told him that.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

I did tell him that his bloodline was never going to recover.

[Nancy]

It's a crazy line.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

That's true. My wife didn't like the idea that I was gonna fight him. And I don't know what she thinks. You know, I tried explaining to her, like, babe, when I go to mma, like, you fight. You fight dudes. It's not like. Like, sometimes it's like sparring, and then sometimes it's like war. Because I'm not gonna lose a sparring match. I'm not gonna lose a sparring match. So if you press me, I'm gonna press you, and we're gonna go as hard as we need to go. You know, either this bell's gonna ring or you're gonna say, hold on a second, you've really me up. Like, that's what's happening in the MMA gyms. That I go to. This guy is a loser. Like, he's not gonna. This is not a thing. She's like, yeah, but you don't have to do that anymore. I'm like, it's a sport. I don't know, it's just weird because it's the only sport that you know women. Well, actually, I bet you if you're a football player, you know, and you got a wife, your wife's like, you don't have to run face first anymore into a 300 pound man. There's a new, there's a new like sport. You know how there's like the slap fights? There's a new one where Samoan just run in a straight line at each other. It's crazy. That to me is scary. That's so scary. So it'll be two giant Samoans. I don't know, you know, Polynesians. I don't know. They all look like the fictional character Maui from the. Is that movie with the boat and the brown girl, Moana. And they run full speed at each other. It's so crazy. Moana. Thank you, Joe Brown. Yeah. It is basically a car crash. It's. And dude, every single time, if not both of them, one of them stiffens up and falls over like a fucking tree. It's so brutal. It's so brutal. So I bet you if you're doing that sort of thing, you probably have a wife that's like, you don't have to do this anymore. But I'm like, this is not what's happening here. This is a sort of. I don't know what you would call him. Like a homosexual. You know, a homosexual. Like a home, like a. Like a stereotypical homosexual. Not like. Because sometimes you get like a dude that's like, what's up? I'm gay. You go, that's a big. That's a big homosexual. This is like the one that you think of when you think gay guy. It's like effeminate, frail, wispy, speech impediment, faux hawk. Like, it's not like that. But, you know, what are you gonna do? Wives are gonna be concerned, are they not? Okay, so. So here we go. Let's put this on the stage, add to the stage and we'll see what this horrifying is doing. It's so funny because we used to, when I was a kid, you know, there's that line from a J. Cole song where he talks about wanting a meaningful love. And he says that, that Jada and that will love. Basically using Them as the staple for, you know, the bar for what, what a, what a good relationship is. And then it turns out like this is a monster. A monster. I, I think what's happened here is she started dating Chris Rock, the dude. Oh. And yeah, yeah, Will Smith is a gay man who gets ass blasted aspelasted. Which is just crazy because you know, in the. Remember Hitch? The movie Hitch? That's how I learned to talk to girls. I learned you never dance while you bite your lip. Never bite your lip while you dance.

[Nancy]

Who told you to do that in the first place?

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

It just feels natural. You know what it is? It's the same thing that makes you pick your nose and eat it or pick your face. It's when you're doing something that gives you anxiety, hiding any part of your body so like behind your hand as you pick your face or you incessantly pick your nose because like I'm nervous. What if there's a honker hanging out of my nose, right? I think I got one right now, actually. You bite your lip because it's this attempt to, to hide just a little piece of you. As a lot of what nervousness does to you. It causes you to self soothe. So you kind of like close up, make yourself as small as possible, cross your legs, cross your arms, rub your arms, touch your face. It's protection, protection, protection. So I think biting the, the lip is the same thing. It's the same thing. It's a very natural thing. But Kevin James was told by Will Smith in that movie, don't do that, you fat piece of. Because you look week, I think or something like that. She's a jezebel. Yeah, yeah. Somebody said something interesting there. What was it? She's Tupac's old girl, says Panda fly. She wants a ghetto ass to abuse her or she takes on the role instead of being a ghetto assing. She looks like Cisco right here, which is actually me and my wife's wedding song, the thong song. My career is popping. I got money, I'm hot. People are pursuing you. I got every dude everywhere wanting, you know what I mean? Like I can. Whoa. What a nightmare of an old bitch, huh? Unwillingness to age gracefully is one of the most off putting attributes an old person can show man or woman. I'm watching the show. The Burrows, which is based off the Villages and Aliens and one of the characters is old, is, is being the pursued love interest of like a young man. And I go like, this is just sexy dreams for old women. Like just be. I don't know, I mean, I guess, you know, sometimes, whatever, if you're divorced or your husband dies and you're an old hag, that's alone, you know, you want to imagine that a young dude is still gonna slap your Baron coochie butt. It's just a. It's. To me, it's a distasteful element to put into a plot. I don't want to see that. I don't want to see Jada Pinkett Smith say, I'm hot. I got it. Want me, I'm popping. Have anybody I want.

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[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

now? This wasn't. This wasn't the plan. I couldn't believe it, because that was the whole idea.

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[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

You pull yourself up by your own bootstraps.

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[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Life's great. And thank goodness, at that particular point in time, I had Pac thank good. Oh, my God, bro. That's. What's this. This bro. She has never been able to get over Tupac, who, by the way, was an effeminate theater kid. He was a. He was a dancer. He was a theater kid. He. He was not the dude that we remember now. Don't, you know, far be it for me to besmirch a Tupac song. I do like a Tupac song. His ability to get incredibly aggressive now, it may be genetic, was remarkable. And songs like Hit him up were, you know, that's top tier Negroid slop, if you ask me. But that's not who he was. He was an actor. He was a. Almost clearly a homosexual man. So. But her inability to ever get over him, you just get. You can't get over Tupac to the extent that you made Will Smith gay. That's crazy. I think it's her fault Will Smith was gay, that I could go, like, we could share that together because he

[Guest or Narrator]

was going through the same existential disappointment. He thought the same thing.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

My career is popping. Yeah. So I know what ended up happening, just as a little aside, is she is dating Chris Rock, which is very funny. Very funny. Right? So I. To me, that whole thing was not real, by the way. I don't think that that was real. How the do I do this? What's going on here? The slap, I mean, was not real. So, you know, the. The famous moment is Chris Rock is making some jokes or whatever at Will Smith's expense. Will Smith's wife's expense. I don't remember them because I don't care. Tupac might still be alive. I used to think he was going to return When I was a kid, because he did the Machiavellian. Machiavellian faking your death thing. And there was a rapper, I think, named Purple Hayes that could have been him for a while. Sounded just like him, looked like him. And this idea that Pac faked his death so that his enemies would die. And honestly, if you go into the QAnon thing, I think they think Elvis, Michael Jackson and Tupac are going to return. And I don't know what they're gonna do when they come back, but they're coming back.

[Nancy]

Elvis is a preacher now, right? He's a pastor.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

That's pretty convincing. Bob Evans. No, that's the delicious biscuits and sausage gravy Bob something or another. He is a pastor. Very similar looking to Elvis. Has a similar voice, I guess. And David Bowie. Nobody ever dies, right? This is my issue with the fittest flat earther. Is he just Bob Joyce? Bob Joyce, yes. But, yeah, the fittest flat earther says, like, nobody ever dies. It's like, all right, that's not even a very exciting conspiracy theory. Everybody who ever died is still alive. But I did think when I was younger and there are a lot of things. There's like a song called Ghost by Tupac where he says, you know, time to become a ghost. Like this idea that he. I think he killed some cops in the song and then he had to like, flee. But if you listen to it to the right context, it sounds like he's telling you about faking his. Don't. To me, the most compelling evidence, if you could call it Evans evidence rather, that Tupac was still Alive, came in 2005. In 2005, Eminem did a collaborative album with Tupac, who had been dead since 1996. It was called Loyal to the Game. And what Eminem did was he mixed a lot of unreleased songs of Tupacs as well as some pre release songs. But he just like mixed it in a different way. Honestly, this is probably gonna sound really silly to a lot of you guys. It was a great album. 2005's Loyal to the Game was a great album. Loyal to the Game was a great song. Soldier Like Me was a great song. Ghetto Gospel is a great song. Black Cotton was a great song. You had to see it. It was me, 15 years old, Wigger, listening to Loyal to the Game while playing Prince of Persia, Warrior within, which is a great game for PlayStation 2. So all of my memories are of that soundtrack while playing that. That game. And in the beginning of Might have Been Soldier Like Me. Yeah, I think it is Soldier Like Me. Anybody can do this right now. I'm not going to do it because it'll get his copyright stricken. Go to Soldier like Me. And the first 30 seconds, Tupac goes, 2005. Guess who's back. Guess who's back. I go, how the did you get him to do that? People go, well, you sample his voice enough, you can make him say whatever you want. Maybe. Or maybe he faked his fucking death so that he could come back and save hip hop from the mumble rappers and also the Illuminati and him. Elvis, Michael Jackson, David Bowie, and probably some other fucking people are waiting in the wings. Patriots are in control. Pop stars are in control. It's sexy. I like it. I would not have drank foot juice. Racial slurs. Kill Illuminati. Yeah. I mean, there was a lot of compelling stuff about Pac and what he was talking about, especially in the idea of, like, kill Illuminati. You go, like, what? So actually, if that was 2005, I tell people I've been a conspiracy theorist since 16. It just became 15. All right, I guess I'll play some more clips, and then I'm gonna get the out of here soon. Foot juice. We saw the foot juice. You guys want to watch that again? Maybe we'll watch some of this black stuff. This looks good. We talked a little bit about Goy Slop. So maybe this is. Oh, God, bro. What's happening? Maybe this is a good video to show. Why did so many rappers start out looking like. Oh, that's a great question. I don't know. I mean, I guess you kind of need. You know, having a theater kid is a good move. You know who I don't think was a theater kid. I do think he was a bad guy was Biggie Smalls. He was genuinely a fat piece of who, like, made pretty great music. He was not a good dude, but he was, I think, who he was. Like, I found videos of Biggie Smalls rapping on the corner at, like, probably 13, and he's the same fat diabetic piece of that he was as a man. But Pac is a different dude. A totally different dude. Yeah. Tons of gay in the rap industry. That was kind of the. That was kind of the thing, wasn't it? You know, Dr. Dre, supposedly there's a conspiracy theory out there that Dr. Dre had a best friend who was a dude who he basically was gay with. So he wasn't his best friend. He had sex with him. So I should probably add that caveat, because you don't really have sex with your best friend, do you? Well, my. I call my wife my best friend because I'm a wife guy and I have sex with her. So that's, you know, it's just getting confusing. Hold on. Let's just put shelf that for a second. He had a best friend who was masquerading as his best friend, but was actually his gay lover. And then the gay lover started to dress like a woman. You guys know what I'm talking about? Yeah. Dr. Dre Conspiracy is that his ex wife is Trans. Yeah. Heard Dr. Dre was gay. And then what Eminem did that I think was pretty masterful, was he leaned into the joke and he started to make all kinds of, like, you know, lyrics about being gay. Dre was basically in a boy band before he started rapping. Well, to be fair, that was kind of what was popular in the music industry at the time. Boys to men. That sounds gay, doesn't it? But a lot of the formula at the time was, was that. I don't think that changes how gay it is, though. I think you're right about that. You know what I was listening to today? And then I swear to God, we're gonna watch this video. I was listening to, like, Lil Wayne's almost breakout song, which was Go DJ. That's a good song. Used to be on MySpace. Home. All right, let's watch this. Speaking of black, speaking of goy slop, let's get it cracking. This guy's really. Hold on.

[Guest or Interviewee]

My boy. Trying the strawberry kiwi. Yeah.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Come on now. So what we have is black people have discovered that if you pickle pineapple in Kool Aid, it's delicious. Which I'm not even gonna act like it's not delicious, but I think you don't eat it. That note and. Fj, stop that. Cut that out. I think what you do is you don't eat it. Just off principle, you go, what am I, some goy monkey? They're gonna eat your goy slop. Your hyper, super mega goy slop. What is more goy slop than taking fruit, which God made delicious? It grows on a tree. It's the most beautiful thing. And you go, I'm gonna spit in that nigga's face. I'm gonna put me some pineapple in some Kool Aid. I mean, you know, it's pretty insulting. I think it's pretty insulting. It's probably delicious. The juice always gonna do it. I'll tell you what. Hold on a second. Did you say the Juice. Always gonna do it. I'll tell you. Hey, you can put your juice on some ice. You can mix this. What the juice.

[Nancy]

Always gonna do it.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Do what, Nancy? I don't know who's always gonna do it. I'll tell you. Hey, you can put your juice on some ice. You can mix that with some lips. Oh, my God. You could make that with some liquor. Come on, bro. I'm trying not to. Trying to just do a regular Christian show here. And she's saying the craziest. You go put that in some liquor. Hey, you can put your juice on some ice. You can mix that with some lip. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. I'm not gonna lie. Pineapple is, you know, for me it's oranges, pineapple and watermelon. I know, I know, Trevor. This is why I don't watch these shows. But here we are. I mean, these, these. These videos. Oranges, pineapples and watermelon. S tier fruits. S tier. Pineapple is incredible. When I was a kid, I ate pineapple so much my mouth bled from the acid. Jews aware. So gonna do it decay. Oh, no. Yeah, pineapple on pizza is good. The Jews try to tell you that it wasn't for a long time, and people believed him. You do pineapple, ham and sriracha. Out of my face. Yeah, pineapple, bacon, sriracha. You, you. And then I'm walking, I'm going around on the Internet and I'm seeing everybody go pineapple on pizzas. What the Jews don't want you to know is that pineapple on pizza is delicious. You could have it anytime. Out of my face. Pineapple, bacon and sriracha. You, you. Oh, you wrong for these. What they telling y'? All?

[Nancy]

Congrats.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Oh, what this guy got a pile of doo doo on his head for? Come on. I'm trying to be nice. You want to show up on my show with a pile of doo doo wrapped in a T shirt on your fucking head and I'm supposed to be civil? I'm supposed to be civil. What's crazy is that's actually members mark jars, which is Sam's club's brand. I did not know that black people bought anything in bulk. Seems that high time preference would dictate otherwise. You go, no, I need small amounts and I need them now. You don't really plan for, you know, your future. Are they having a Kool aid test? I don't know what these different jars are. If they're just reusing the jars from Sam's club and they're filling them with kool Aid. I'm not sure what the going on anymore. Koolaid busing. Kool ain't busing. That's a gas station. I thought it was a park. Oh, no, that's. I thought it was a park. They're in a gas station doing this. Imagine just being the gas station owner. Oh, this is probably a Sam's club gas station too, because they have the members Mark jars. Sam's Club employees just rubbing their temples like, get the out of here. They probably had a long line for gas. And then black people started showing up with dookie piled on top of their heads, wrapped in a T shirt. And they're like, I don't. I don't think we should stop there for gas. That looks dangerous. Watch me. Yeah, I was right. It is sam's club. What the. Ah, This guy. So, you know, you go to Sam's club and you could push a trolley instead of having a cart. This guy, dookie hair, by the way. Actual dookie in his hair. He just bought two pallets of members, Mark. Pineapple spears, maybe, and he gonna go dip them in kool aid. Diabetes? You ain't never seen a has diabetes? You know, I have another video that is black people. I'm really just thinking about ending the show. I have no.

[Nancy]

I sent something to the production room, but it's totally. You did unrelated, but it might be helpful. Sorry.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

All right, all right. We could check that out, I guess we'll watch this other black person video and then we'll. I feel these days when I look at a thing that causes fatigue. It happens to me exponentially faster than it used to. I used to have a much more of a tolerance. And just like the end of that video, I was already tired, you know? You guys like my shirt? That's Raven Simone. She black. All right, well, we'll watch this. Nancy loves to help. She does love to help. Nancy loves to help. Such a helpful, helpful Japanese woman. All right. Hey. The patron saint of the blacks, George Floyd. I don't know why he's on the screen, but let's go. The truth is just like a lion. We can't. Oh, the truth is just like a lie.

[Guest or Interviewee]

You don't have to defend it.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

It will defend itself, by the way. By the way. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. This is George Floyd's brother, who clearly has been made rich since the passing of his brother. And he has seen fit to get a gold chain and a gold pendant. And the pendant. No, no, it is brother. Not just brother. This is actually related to him. The pendant is a gold lion's head, but half of the lion's face is diamond encrusted and is the face of George Floyd. So I'm glad that he's made enough money to do that defend itself. Talk to me.

[Guest or Interviewee]

Well, we went to Jackie High school. Okay.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

This is my brother, George Floyd. So I got half of a lion and half of him because it got half of him and half of my brother and her and half dependent can breathe. What I will say is it's an impressive piece of jewelry. This is a, you know, this is a. A gold pendant. And this is totally. Even though it's only half of George Floyd's face, you could absolutely recognize it as George Floyd's face, which is also depressing because George Floyd's face is so recognizable that if you put it on a gold pendant but only half of it so that the other half was a lion's face, you would still know that that was George Floyd. And that's kind of a bummer. He was one of the star athletes

[Guest or Interviewee]

that ever attended Jack H. High school.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Ah, I don't know that that's such an achievement. My brother, who was black, was a star athlete in high school. I mean, they kind of all are, aren't they? In fact, in very many ways, he lived a pretty typical life of a black man. Statistically speaking, it ended the way that it would have kind of predictably ended. He did the things that are kind of predictable, you know. I see. I can't. I can't. Okay, here. We're gonna go to Nancy's thing because I could feel it. It's happening and I'm not gonna do it. And this isn't that kind of show. And we're gonna watch something else. We're gonna do a thing that's got nothing to do with what we were just watching.

[Nancy]

And it's not what people are thinking.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Yeah, that's right. Nancy isn't doing murder content. So stop that. We're just gonna watch whatever's going on with the femme bendes and all. I like this guy. He looks. Looks dumb as. But maybe he's smart man. Cured his own cancer with dog Dewormer. Oh, okay. Maybe he is smart. So do you mind to tell me your name? And like you do have. You do have a cancer people, right? Yes. So can you tell me the story, please?

[Guest or Interviewee]

My name is Ernest Best and I was diagnosed with stage four highly aggressive plasmatoid carcinoma cancer. And I was told I had six

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

months a Lot of words. Six months to live. Six months to live. Okay. Highly advanced salmonella blastoma, colon cancer.

[Guest or Interviewee]

And there was nothing they could do for me. Chemo, radiation, no kind of treatments. They told me to go home and

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

die and damn, that's. But I would rather die at home than in the hospital, I think.

[Guest or Interviewee]

So I quit my job and came home and I done some research into cancer and found a story about Joe Tipton from Edmond, Oklahoma, who the veterinarians had told him about the dog Dewormer with the drug Fenbenzadol in it that had killed his cancer. He's still alive today, five years later. And so I watched his. Watched his videos and stuff. I started doing more research. I went to the tractor supply and bought $250 worth of safeguard Dog Bee Wormer. And I started taking it. I went and had PET scans, CAT scans, scans, MRIs and exploratory procedures up into my bladder. The tumor died. I passed the tumor out and I'm totally cancer free today.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Damn, that's crazy. That's not the first time I've heard something like that. I remember my mother used to say if. Yeah. Not that she ever used to advise if you get cancer. Because I did end up getting cancer. And this is not what I did. And she didn't advise it at the time, but she would tell me stories of people who did have cancer and went on like a juiced juice fat. I know, I know, dude, I can't now. I gotta like. That's okay. It's whatever. I'll figure out a way to just chop out this little section. So going on a juice fast. And that supposedly Z man said homeboy took dog Dewormer, then got a PET scan. That's very funny. Very funny. But yeah, yeah, that's. That's what mom used to say is you go and you juice fast. You stop eating stuff and you. You fat. Now she's a carnivore. So, you know, she used to be a vegan. I don't know.

[Guest or Interviewee]

Because of the drug conventional.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

That's the dog Mason.

[Guest or Interviewee]

That's the medicine that's in the dog. In the dog Dewormer. It's called Finn Benzadol. F E N B E N D O Z A le okay, so we

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

can buy this medicine online.

[Guest or Interviewee]

You can buy the pills from Amazon. You can get 444 milligram pills. You can get 90 of them for $109.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Okay, so we have to take one

[Guest or Interviewee]

in the morning and one at night.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Okay, one in the morning. And one in the night. Right. Okay.

[Guest or Interviewee]

That's what I started in the. The dog dewormer. I started. I've done two a day. One package in the morning, one package at night. I went to OU Cancer center and they done Cat 4 CAT scans. They didn't see no cancer.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

So how. How. The doctor says after that they said.

[Guest or Interviewee]

I. I don't know how to explain it.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Just like they said. Is this miracle?

[Guest or Interviewee]

Yeah, they say it's a miracle. My urology.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

That's crazy. You know, isn't that. What Floyd had in his system was fen. Fen Benal. He was just trying to get rid of cancer and they knelt on his neck about it. Can you believe that? That's terrible. Honestly. You know, big pharma and it's correct, you know, connection to the sort of the police forces. Really. People complain about corruption. You don't really hear that brought up a lot. George. Floyd just trying to get rid of some. Some worms and a little bit of cancer. They knelt on his neck. All right. Well, this is fun. Did you have fun dance? Yes. Why'd you sound like that? I did.

[Nancy]

I really did. I always have fun. I know I don't sound like it.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

Is that true?

[Nancy]

But I always have fun. Yes.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

What was your favorite part? Hmm.

[Nancy]

The boogers.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

The boogers? Oh, you mean when he was eating the boogers? Yeah.

[Nancy]

And your rant was nice. I hope it gets clipped. I hope Lainey's watching.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

I forgot what I said. It's all. Feels so far away.

[Nancy]

Yeah. I forgot to.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

I don't know what I said at all. Hopefully nothing illegal.

[Nancy]

No, I don't think so.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

I think I probably walked that line pretty well.

[Nancy]

I agree.

[Raven (David Lee Corbo)]

A book in the pages they forget when the last trumpet sound in the heaven.