Nephilim Death Squad – "Time Travel? | Neph 2 America"

Date: September 26, 2025
Hosts: TopLobsta & Raven (David Lee Corbin)
Producer/Announcer: Nancy
Summary by PodcastGPT

Episode Overview

In this episode of Nephilim Death Squad, TopLobsta and Raven navigate the bizarre and conspiracy-laden landscape following Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Through dark humor and Biblical lenses, they dissect viral stories—including time travel conspiracies, the "Black Goo" meteor saga, emerging discussions of frequency manipulation, mind-control, the tangled web of Israel’s supposed involvement, and the rise of openly esoteric (and arguably occult) influences in political and cultural reactions. As always, the hosts juggle wild superchats, respond to chat-driven topics, and touch on fringe phenomena, keeping the discussion irreverent and boundary-pushing.

The episode threads together skepticism, gallows humor, community engagement, and culture-war commentary, all while lacing in esoteric history, pop culture references, and recurring inside jokes. This is a show for listeners eager to keep up with the conspiratorial currents shaping the American psyche.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Opening Banter and Superchat Chaos

[03:51 - 12:00]

• Show begins with characteristic, darkly comic banter.
• Introduction of Nancy reading superchats live; this leads to a flood of off-color, $5+ messages.
  • "I'm not going to fart for you, Sancho. I'm still going to take your $5. Unbelievable."
    — David Lee Corbin [12:16]
• Hosts discuss their Patreon, ways to support, and aggressive merch pushes with recurring jokes about audience confusion and digital “telepathy.”

2. The ‘Galactic Seed’ Black Goo Meteor

[12:50 – 20:00]

• Raven introduces a viral “Panama Meteor” saga: a man claims to have found a radioactive meteor with a growing, black, gelatinous entity.
  • Discusses historical media parallels: The Blob, Venom, Color Out of Space, Slither, etc.
  • "I use ChatGPT. I said: generate a list of instances in media where a meteor crashes and riding upon it is a black goo. This goes on and on and on."
    — David Lee Corbin [15:30]
• TopLobsta muses: Is this “predictive programming,” a marketing stunt, or real? Hosts land on probable viral movie promo, referencing prior examples like 2012 and Cloverfield ARGs.

3. Skepticism & Culture-War Satire

[20:00 – 30:00]

• The meteor goo videos are dissected; hosts dismiss as “spray-painted potato” and magnetic goo tricks.
  • "If a dude is traveling around with a space bioweapon he’s dubbed a parasite, why no government response?"
    — David Lee Corbin [28:00]
• Ongoing race and culture-based jokes, characteristic for their edgy, unserious tone.

4. The Frequency Conspiracy and Cosmic Event Forecasting

[31:00 – 44:00]

• Discussion pivots to a TikTok theorist predicting a "cosmic consciousness shift" on October 30, 2025, triggered by the Schumann resonance, solar activity, and comet "Three Eye Atlas."
  • "On October 30, something unprecedented is about to happen... here's where the math gets wild: 6.2 billion people are going to experience a consciousness shift simultaneously."
    — TikTok Theorist (as recounted by Raven) [41:00]
• Hosts poke fun but recognize the popularity of frequency- and UAP-themed “apocalypse dates.”

5. UFOs, Deep Water Entities, and Political Disclosures

[47:45 – 54:30]

• Clip from Rep. Tim Burchett: claims "entities" may be coming from “five or six deep water sites.”
  • “Maybe millennia ago, but they’re here now, in these deep water areas...”
    — Rep. Burchett [48:08]
• Spirited, skeptical banter about the wave of government UAP/UFO disclosures and how it shapes culture.

6. Community, Grifts, and Occult Literacy

[55:45 – 64:00]

• Chat pressures for more engagement and self-deprecating humor about hosts’ personal lives (“childbearing hips,” “peeing in the shower” confessions).
• Jokes about Christian content, new Bible study streams, and charges of "occult infiltration" in influencer culture.
• Explores online personalities blending witchcraft, time travel, and "divine feminine" symbolism; critiques contemporary grift culture on TikTok and the "scroll" movement (see below).

7. Charlie Kirk, Israel, Motives and Meta-Conspiracies

[65:20 – 90:00+]

• Dissection of the many narratives surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination:
  • Competing angles (Israeli, MKUltra, trans shooter, “center casting” patsies).
  • Critique of both reflexive blame (“It was Israel!”) and knee-jerk exoneration (refusal to investigate Israeli links).
  • Explores Biblical prophecy, red heifers, and accelerationist interpretations within both Jewish and Christian eschatologies.
  • Satirical deflation of Twitter personalities and the new wave of “grief grifting” and “vigil culture.”
  • “To me it looks like Israel did it... it looks like we are being dogwalked to that conclusion—by Israel.”
    — David Lee Corbin [118:20]
  • “You’re never going to get concrete evidence. There’s a lot of motive, there's a lot of money, but that doesn’t give you the smoking gun.”
    — TopLobsta [124:34]

8. Frequency Warfare, Anxiety, and Occult Grifting

[153:02 – 166:04]

• Reaction to TikTok “frequency warfare” videos post-Charlie Kirk's death.
  • “Frequency warfare was the real battle.”
    — TikTok “frequency” influencer [155:39]
• Satirical deep dive into “scroll” grifts: buying your pre-incarnational soul mission for $33, technological & spiritual buzzword soup.
  • “This is the scroll you wrote before you were born. And for $33 you can…”
    — TikTok “Scroll Tech” influencer [162:01]
  • Hosts joke: “We should buy this scroll… why does this person have 220,000 followers?”

9. Messages From Mom – TikTok Fringe Parade

[127:08 – End]

• The concluding segment features a parade of TikToks sent by TopLobsta’s mom, featuring everything from hypnotized chickens to AI-fueled theories, more “divine scroll” sales pitches, and fails.
• Extended riffing on the cognitive dissonance and gullibility that binds American internet culture together.

Memorable Quotes/Moments

• On the Panama Black Goo:
  “So you’re saying this is a movie? Or are you saying this is predictive programming from the movies? … I’m actually inclined to suspect that we might be being subjected to a movie promo.”
  — David Lee Corbin [16:36]

• On the October 30 “Consciousness Shift” Prediction:
  “So what are they gonna do? They’re gonna hemi-sync the whole planet? And then what? Hallucinate an event?”
  — David Lee Corbin [42:55]

• On Blame & Motive Post-Assassination:
  “To me, it looks like Israel did it… and like I said, it looks like we are being dogwalked to that conclusion—by Israel... and ultimately, I'm unbothered.”
  — David Lee Corbin [88:14 – 88:32]

• On the Infinite Conspiracy Content:
  “This could be picked apart for generations to come. That was the point... just like all these JFK people. When people bring up the murder of JFK, I could not care less anymore.”
  — David Lee Corbin [82:04]

• On Occult/Esoteric Influencers:
  “That logo is only a witchcraft Kabbalah logo. It’s the triple moon... the divine feminine, the mother, the maiden, the crone—she’s in the latter.”
  — David Lee Corbin [113:18 – 114:16]

• Re: Frequency Grifts and ‘Divine Scrolls’:
  “She is going to sell me the scroll that I wrote before I was born!”
  — David Lee Corbin [162:20]
  “This is not a personality test. Not an astrology chart. Not a journal. This is a legally binding document in the courtroom of heaven…”
  — TikTok “Scroll Tech” influencer [162:37]

Notable Segment Timestamps

• 12:50 — Panama black goo meteor “Galactic Seed” saga begins
• 16:30 — Predictive programming in media & “fake” viral campaigns
• 31:45 — Frequency “cosmic shift” prediction for Oct 30
• 47:45 — Rep. Burchett: underwater UAPs, hidden entities
• 65:27 — The “blame Israel”/motives debate & Biblical prophecy
• 82:04 — Conspiracies as unresolvable ‘distraction machines’
• 113:08 — Bridget Phetasy's 'dumpster fire' podcast logo and occult analysis
• 124:56 — “Smoking gun” analysis; impossibility of resolution
• 153:02 — TikTok frequency warfare & divine scroll sales
• 162:37 — The $33 “scroll” grift, final satire

Tone & Takeaways

• Language & Tone:
  Irreverent, edgy, often darkly comic; switches between Biblical eschatology and schizo-adjacent internet conspiracy; supportive but satirical community vibe.
• Critical Stance:
  The hosts are deeply skeptical of all official narratives, mainstream and alternative alike—especially anything resembling viral “apocalypse” marketing or grift.
• Community/Meta:
  Recurring emphasis on the performative, participatory aspect of conspiracies in 2020s American culture—“the show is about nothing” increasingly describes reality itself.

For Listeners

This episode is a high-energy, cynically comic walk through the personal, viral, and digital rituals that make up our post-truth, post-irony conspiracy landscape. You'll find incisive media criticism, conspiratorial trendspotting, and an abundance of inside jokes. If you want to glimpse the postmodern mind-gym where faith, memes, and occult narratives meet, this is your gymnasium.

Skip the ad breaks and tune in for:

• Movie-level viral psyops
• The enduring power of Biblical prophecy and skepticism
• Esoteric grifters and occult symbolism in the influencer era
• The endless quest for meaning when everything feels like a psyop

Episode in a single quote:
"There's just too much to say definitively—it was this, or definitively not. ... All things are on the table. Dude, you know what I think it's time for? ... There's just too much."
— [David Lee Corbin & TopLobsta, ca. 126:41]