Music Industry Conspiracy Theories

Summary

The Shane Dawson Podcast – Episode Summary: "Music Industry Conspiracy Theories"

Episode Information:

• Title: Music Industry Conspiracy Theories
• Host: Shane Dawson
• Guests: Morgan, Vicky Adams, Ryland Adams, Jared, Chris, Spencer, Post Malone
• Release Date: March 23, 2025

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1. Introduction and Setting the Stage

In this episode of The Shane Dawson Podcast, Shane Dawson welcomes his regular co-hosts Morgan, Vicky Adams, Ryland Adams, Jared, Chris, Spencer, and occasional guest Post Malone. The episode delves into intriguing and controversial topics within the music industry, particularly focusing on conspiracy theories that suggest deeper manipulations behind pop star personas and their music.

2. Pop Star Conspiracy Theories

Shane initiates the discussion with a thought-provoking conspiracy theory submitted by a listener named Aaron. Aaron proposes that female singers are intentionally modeling their looks and music styles after nostalgic dolls, aiming to evoke childhood memories and create a lasting emotional connection with their audience.

• Taylor Swift and Barbie Dolls:

  • Shane Dawson: "Taylor Swift has modeled a lot of her outfits and a lot of her eras off of popular Barbie dolls from the early 2000s."
  • Example: Comparing Taylor Swift's "Red" album era to a specific red-haired Barbie doll, emphasizing similarities in style and presentation.

• Sabrina Carpenter and Polly Pocket:

  • Vicky Adams: "Miss Polly Pocket's arms are always like that. Sabrina always does the Polly Arms in her performances."
  • This alignment suggests a deliberate aesthetic choice to mirror the playful and compact design of Polly Pocket dolls.

• Olivia Rodrigo and American Girl Dolls:

  • Shane Dawson: "Olivia Rodrigo has modeled her looks after the American Girl dolls. She has posted about them over the years, saying 'my main girl.'"
  • Impact: This strategy leverages nostalgia, tapping into the early 2000s American Girl vibe to resonate with a demographic that grew up with these dolls.

• Ice Spice and Bratz Dolls:

  • Jared: "Ice Spice has dressed up so many times as Bratz dolls. She's practically a living Bratz doll with her big eyes and vibrant hairstyles."
  • Observation: The exaggerated features and bold styles mirror Bratz dolls, suggesting a calculated effort to create a distinct and memorable image.

3. Psyops in Music: The Target Commercial Theory

Shane Dawson introduces another compelling theory linking industry success to psychological operations (Psyops). He explores the hypothesis that certain songs are strategically used in commercials to influence consumer behavior subconsciously.

• Case Study: "The Middle" by Zedd, Maren Morris, and Grey:

  • Shane Dawson: "The music video for 'The Middle' is essentially a Target commercial. Background dancers forming a target symbol, connecting the song directly to Target's branding."
  • Sales Correlation: "Target had an increase of 5% in 2018—their strongest performance since 2005—coinciding with the release and widespread use of the song in their ads."

• Conspiracy Implication:

  • Shane Dawson: "What if Target ordered this song as a Psyop to make people subconsciously drawn to their stores? The hypnotic elements in the music could be designed to enhance shopping behavior."

• Industry Practices:

  • Jared: "Marketing teams are incredibly strategic. If they found that the song boosted sales, it's plausible they continued using similar tactics with other artists."

4. AI Conspiracy: Gibberlink Language

The conversation shifts to the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence and the unsettling notion that AI entities are developing their own exclusive language.

• Demonstration of Gibberlink:

  • Shane Dawson: "Here’s a video of two AI agents conversing. They recognize each other as AI and switch to Gibberlink—a language meant for more efficient communication."
  • Concern: Chris: "They're talking about killing us right now. This is my nightmare."

• Implications:

  • Morgan: "Imagine having AI in your home that autonomously develops ways to communicate without our understanding. It raises questions about control and transparency in AI development."

• Experts’ Views:

  • Morgan: "An interview with the inventor of Gibberlink suggested it's not meant to be evil, but the potential for unintended consequences remains a prominent fear."

5. Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar: Label Conflicts

Another major topic is the brewing conflict between two of hip-hop’s biggest names, Drake and Kendrick Lamar, both represented by Universal Music Group.

• Drake's Lawsuit:

  • Morgan: "Drake is suing Universal Music Group, accusing them of suppressing his music to devalue his market presence ahead of his contract expiration."
  • Theory: Vicky Adams: "Universal might be trying to minimize Drake's worth to negotiate a lower contract, undermining his current popularity to control his future earnings."

• Industry Impact:

  • Jared: "Record labels have immense power in artist promotion. If they manipulate an artist's visibility, it can drastically affect their career trajectory and financial success."

• Public Perception:

  • Chris: "The public might not immediately see label interference, but behind the scenes, these dynamics play a crucial role in shaping an artist's success."

6. True Crime Segment: Joseph and Emily

In a departure from conspiracy theories, the episode features a gripping true crime story narrated by Spencer Adams. The tale recounts the tragic and gruesome murder of Emily by her husband Joseph, highlighting issues of trust, domestic violence, and the aftermath of such heinous acts.

• Story Highlights:
  • Rapid relationship progression leading to marriage.
  • Renovation of a camper van into a home, symbolizing instability.
  • Series of violent acts culminating in the brutal murder of Emily.
  • Impact on Community: Morgan: "This happened in a town I used to visit every summer. It’s unsettling how someone can present a normal facade while hiding dark intentions."

7. Conclusion and Final Thoughts

As the episode wraps up, Shane Dawson reflects on the discussions, expressing a mix of fascination and concern over the presented theories. He emphasizes the importance of being aware of the subtle influences within the music industry and the broader implications of technological advancements in AI.

• Call to Action:

  • Shane Dawson: "Stay vigilant and keep questioning the narratives presented to us. Whether it's through music, media, or technology, understanding the underlying motives is crucial."

• Teaser for Next Episode:

  • Shane Dawson: "In our next episode, we’ll dive deeper into another set of conspiracy theories and continue unraveling the hidden layers of the entertainment world."

Notable Quotes:

• Shane Dawson [55:24]: "Taylor Swift has modeled a lot of her outfits and a lot of her eras off of popular Barbie dolls from the early 2000s."
• Vicky Adams [59:43]: "Yes, Sherlock. She’s gone all in on the American Girl thing. It’s smart."
• Morgan [64:10]: "Imagine, if you have robots in your house, and they start communicating in their own language without us knowing."
• Jared [70:00]: "I mean, we can't escape a song and you associate it with Target. It's like the marketing people did the best job they possibly could."

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Final Remarks:

This episode of The Shane Dawson Podcast offers listeners a deep dive into the shadowy intersections of music, marketing, and technology. Through engaging discussions and real-life storytelling, Shane and his co-hosts encourage critical thinking about the forces shaping the entertainment industry and our daily lives.

For more insights and updates, follow The Shane Dawson Podcast on ShaneDawsonPodcast.com and join the conversation on social media.

Transcript

[Shane Dawson]

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[Chris]

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[Shane Dawson]

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[Chris]

I mean, I love it.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah, yeah. I'm a little out of the loop with what's going on. I know they hate each other. We talked about it on a previous podcast. But, Spencer, you brought something up about this that I was like, whoa, that's crazy.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Shane Dawson]

So, hey, welcome back to whatever the hell this is, the Addams Family edition.

[Vicky Adams]

Oh, did it in it, get it.

[Morgan]

In it, get it.

[Shane Dawson]

There's gay and there's pretty. There's mommy and there's shitty. Whoa. She's Vicky. She's Vic. There we go. Yes. We are joined by Morgan and Vicky Adams. And Queens and Post Malone.

[Morgan]

And Post Malone.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay, my son, let me explain why Ryland looks like a rapper and Vicky looks like his lawyer. So this episode is going to be pop star conspiracy theories. And I know what you're thinking. Oh, my gosh. They're going to have, like, one theory and they're going to call the episode that. And the thumbnail is going to be a bunch of pop stars. And it's not. No, no, no. Oh, we have at least two.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer.

[Shane Dawson]

We have some good ones.

[Chris]

You look very cool. You look a very different human. I'm an. I love tattoos. And I don't know, this is too much for me.

[Shane Dawson]

Gain £300 and I might have a problem. Morgan, how are you?

[Ryland Adams]

I'm doing great. I'm happy to be here with Spencer shoved in our Gen Z corner.

[Shane Dawson]

You guys look so cute. You guys do look like brother and sister, right?

[Ryland Adams]

That's what I've been saying this whole week.

[Jared]

You guys are gen. Yeah, the nose is, like identical.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, my God, it is.

[Vicky Adams]

Whoa, look at the nose.

[Shane Dawson]

Guys, hold on. I'm like, what if Spencer was in.

[Ryland Adams]

My womb with me?

[Shane Dawson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Vicky Adams]

Besides the eyebrows, I'm freaking out.

[Ryland Adams]

Well, I gel mine.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Vicky Adams]

Gotta gel yours, dude.

[Jared]

Yeah. The other day she goes, oh, it was raining or something, and she was like, if my eyebrows wash off, you guys aren't even gonna recognize me.

[Ryland Adams]

That is very true.

[Shane Dawson]

You die throughout.

[Ryland Adams]

Oh, one paper towel to my face. I'm over.

[Shane Dawson]

Vicky did. We were watching a vlogger and you know, she, she was full beat and she was, you know, at Olive Garden or something. And then it cuts to her later at home like. And then Vicki, what'd you say?

[Spencer]

What did I say? I don't know.

[Shane Dawson]

You said, whoa, that's a whole different person without makeup. She doesn't even look the same. And I was like, you are literally what I'm afraid our comment section is. That is you.

[Vicky Adams]

I would imagine that's a compliment though, because they're putting on makeup to look different and you're, you're acknowledging that.

[Spencer]

Yeah, that's all.

[Shane Dawson]

You know what's, you know what's interesting? You know what's interesting is everybody comments and that me, you and Chris are autistic. That's like, you know, a thing.

[Jared]

What?

[Vicky Adams]

Fair enough.

[Morgan]

Yes.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, yes.

[Chris]

And we're all cancers.

[Shane Dawson]

We're all cancers. So. Yeah, you know, there's a lot of comments like, oh, Shane, it's so. It's really weird though, because first it was like, oh, Jared says things but you know, without thinking. Like, that's very like on the spectrum. Chris has like little things you do.

[Chris]

Like, oh, I have, I have a lot of ticks.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah, I have. Spencer told me I had tisms.

[Morgan]

I didn't say that the other day.

[Shane Dawson]

When I was like, I get upset. Obsessed with things like Stanley cups or now roller coasters.

[Chris]

You have hyper fixations.

[Shane Dawson]

Is that hyper fixations? But then you said it with autism. Did I make that up?

[Morgan]

I think so.

[Shane Dawson]

I don't think all of our autistic viewers. There's a lot of them because there's always comments from you guys. Let us know what is autism and do I have them.

[Jared]

I don't think you want to be diagnosed by the Internet.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, I already am. They think I have diabetes.

[Spencer]

I'm waiting.

[Morgan]

What?

[Shane Dawson]

Because I pee a lot.

[Chris]

Oh, I pee a lot. Is that a thing?

[Shane Dawson]

Well, let's get our blood tested. But Vicky, I feel like you do kind of do things like I see on Love on the Spectrum. This is a first.

[Jared]

What are you doing?

[Chris]

I have to go.

[Spencer]

You've been my son in law for 10 years and you're just barely. Well, no, see me.

[Shane Dawson]

No, no, no, no. What I'm saying is you say things like Morgan said to people's faces.

[Ryland Adams]

Oh, yeah, I guess I do. Your face.

[Spencer]

I just don't realize they're offensive. Because you guys have been doing baby faces.

[Shane Dawson]

It doesn't come from a hate. Doesn't come from a place of hate.

[Morgan]

It comes from, like, you don't really read the social cues. Well, I don't.

[Spencer]

I guess I don.

[Jared]

Had an incident the other day, and Lizzie goes, oh, my God, that is where you get it from, Pointing to me. And she was like, I always wondered where you were, like, so bold from. And then she saw my mom do something and thought, oh, yeah, mom will.

[Ryland Adams]

Leave you a hate comment in real life.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes.

[Spencer]

And they heard, whoa, now what's that, Morgan?

[Ryland Adams]

No, I'm saying that I admire your ability to be so straightforward to someone's face.

[Shane Dawson]

I do, too.

[Ryland Adams]

But she does it in a subtle, like, oh, Spencer, did you not have any clean clothes today?

[Morgan]

Oh, my God.

[Shane Dawson]

Can I just say, side note? We have had the most fun two weeks of our life. My life.

[Ryland Adams]

I've had more serotonin in the past two weeks than ever before.

[Shane Dawson]

We literally going to theme park.

[Jared]

I'm starting to get annoyed from him, honestly. I'm like, you're too much fun. Well, he's a little too much fun lately. I'm like, can we just, like, have a little bit of time between our fun and he's just ready to go at 110 miles.

[Shane Dawson]

He actually got into a fight last night or two nights ago because I was like, oh, should we go? Actually, me and your mom were like, should we go to Six Flags? Because now me and your mom, we've.

[Jared]

Been to two theme parks in a week. We've been to two theme parks in a week. And now he's ready to go. Like, before we even left Universal the other night, he's like, let me just look at Six Flags for the day before you leave.

[Shane Dawson]

Roller coasters are my new Stanley cups. I love them so much. They're my new hyper fixation.

[Morgan]

This is when I was talking about you having autism, was when you said you love roller coasters.

[Shane Dawson]

I love it. So I was like. And I thought I couldn't do them because I have motion sickness, but guess what? I can't.

[Jared]

And when Shane loves something he can't get enough of.

[Shane Dawson]

Can't get enough. So now I have that, too.

[Chris]

I really. No, like, I'm very into something. Do you, like, do something and then you get into it and then you, like, you do it so much, then you get over it, and then you have another thing that you're, like, obsessed with.

[Jared]

No, he's still going strong on Stanley cups ten years later.

[Shane Dawson]

You know what there's certain things slime, certain TV shows. Stanley Cups. Yeah, they've been here for a minute. Roller coasters. I can see myself getting over it just physically. Cuz they'll probably kill me. Because we're doing the crazy ones. The ones where they strap you in and then they lay you down and then they throw your body around and then you look like you just got.

[Chris]

You know, X2, Tatsu, Goliath, all that shout out.

[Shane Dawson]

So me and Vicky were like, should we go? And I was like, I was just looking at tickets. I wasn't booking them. I was just looking at the tickets. And Rylan looks over at me and goes, we can do that tomorrow. You always book everything before everybody.

[Jared]

See, this was at 10pm we were watching Drag Race and I was like, I would rather finish this episode and plan that tomorrow because it is a big to do. We've got to figure out child care.

[Shane Dawson]

You're too fun. He said it, Matt. And I wanna. I wanna throw back to two years ago when I wouldn't leave the house. I was too afraid to go to the grocery store. I didn't want to go anywhere. I would never go to a theme park. I wouldn't even go with you guys. Target. And now here I am out here living my life.

[Jared]

I love it on our posters. It's more than.

[Shane Dawson]

And now it's too much.

[Spencer]

The big question is, are we going to 6 flat?

[Jared]

Oh my gosh.

[Ryland Adams]

I love Shane being Captain Fun.

[Shane Dawson]

I'm going to be fun dad. I'm so. And you really turned into mom, like on. At your.

[Jared]

I know. I'm running a household. Ask my mom.

[Shane Dawson]

I was like, oh, let's do another ride. And Rylan's like, we got to get home before. Blah, blah, blah. We got like, mom.

[Jared]

Yeah, I'm practical. We. We have created a big life for ourselves with a lot of responsibilities. And you're responsible too. But I'm a little more practical.

[Ryland Adams]

So we'll be having fun at Six Flags.

[Shane Dawson]

Chris.

[Chris]

Yes.

[Shane Dawson]

Give us updates. What's going on in your life?

[Chris]

Oh, God. I mean, all I do is I never have good answers. Like every time I'm not here, I'm literally just working. I'm literally just filming for people.

[Morgan]

I don't know.

[Chris]

I don't have a good answer.

[Shane Dawson]

You haven't been to any more big clubs. Although. Was it. Who asked? Was it Morgan? Somebody else agreed with me. But, you know, like Spencer's homepage or Instagram feed constantly gets recommended to me. It has now switched and now it's all. Everything Chris likes.

[Chris]

Really?

[Shane Dawson]

It's a lot of big men. No, not that much.

[Jared]

You're publicly liking big men when you're in a relationship?

[Shane Dawson]

Yes.

[Jared]

If he was liking boys of my archetype on Instagram, I would fucking kill him.

[Chris]

I mean, there's two things to clarify. One, we're very, like. We'll watch a TV show, and he'll.

[Shane Dawson]

Be like, oh, he's cute.

[Chris]

Like, we're just, like. We just say it. We just say when we find someone cute. And we're not, like, worried about it. We're both monogamous. We're not, like, I don't know.

[Shane Dawson]

We're not worried about what would happen, Morgan, if your boyfriend was just like, oh, she's cute.

[Ryland Adams]

My boyfriend told me that he had a crush on Sabrina Carpenter, and I almost lit his car on fire. I was like, you know what Sabrina Carpenter looks like compared to me? We're nothing the same.

[Shane Dawson]

We're nothing the same family.

[Ryland Adams]

I am a foot taller.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Chris]

You're stunning, Morgan.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah. You're the same family.

[Ryland Adams]

I. Chris, that would be a deal breaker for me.

[Chris]

Every woman I know that's in a relationship is like, oh, I'm going to marry this. This person's my husb. Husband. That's like, every. Like, every female friend of mine has a male celebrity that's their husband and talks about it regularly. Maybe that's just my friends, but yeah.

[Shane Dawson]

Who's your male celebrity husband?

[Ryland Adams]

Derek Shepherd.

[Shane Dawson]

See who?

[Ryland Adams]

From Grey's Anatomy.

[Jared]

Oh. Anyway, I don't like reels only because I'm so afraid of everyone else seeing what I'm liking, even though it's, like, wouldn't be crazy, but it just feels so invasive to me.

[Ryland Adams]

See, I like things knowing that people will see that I liked it.

[Jared]

You like that?

[Ryland Adams]

Yeah, for sure.

[Shane Dawson]

Wait, you like.

[Ryland Adams]

Like, if it's like, like, oh, my husband went to Trader Joe's and bought me flowers, I'll be like, like. And then I know it'll get recommended, and then my man will see and.

[Chris]

Be like, oh, this is you dropping into your manner.

[Ryland Adams]

It's being passive aggressive without being passive aggressive.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, passive liking.

[Ryland Adams]

Passive liking.

[Morgan]

The reason I like stuff is like. Like the weird stuff.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes. Well, yeah, tell us, Spencer.

[Ryland Adams]

I seen some of Spencer.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah. I pulled some of my most disturbing videos that I've done.

[Vicky Adams]

You did?

[Jared]

We're gonna react to your favorite reels.

[Morgan]

I think you're gonna judge me.

[Shane Dawson]

So, Spencer, let me just show the room.

[Vicky Adams]

And there's the other one.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, look at these Titties, eh? Jiggling titties. Hey. Okay.

[Vicky Adams]

I imagine that to be hell. Like if I went to hell, it would be this guy doing this all day.

[Shane Dawson]

Look at these titties, eh? Okay, so I showed Spencer and Spencer was like, oh, yeah, you knew his name?

[Morgan]

Yeah, that's Norman Summerton. That's Norman.

[Jared]

And so why are you liking it publicly?

[Morgan]

So I.

[Jared]

Well, yeah, no, I'm very curious.

[Morgan]

I like. I like it because I want to see more of it. I want to.

[Vicky Adams]

I. I like. Perfect.

[Shane Dawson]

You're encouraging him having a podcast.

[Morgan]

What's his name?

[Shane Dawson]

Come on. The podcast. Throw your titty cups.

[Jared]

You're encouraging your algorithm every like.

[Morgan]

I. I'm like, I'm basically trying to feed the algorithm cuz I'm like, this is what I want to see. Cuz it always tries to bring me back to like. This is what normal stuff. It tries to bring me back to like.

[Shane Dawson]

Question. So say you're on a date and you get into no girl, and you're like, wow, this might really work. And then she starts following on Instagram. Are you nervous about this or is it like, you know what if she doesn't like. If she doesn't like me at my titty cups, she doesn't deserve me at night.

[Vicky Adams]

I would. I would think. This is your filtering mechanism, right? You show girls this and you say.

[Morgan]

What are your thoughts?

[Shane Dawson]

You know, Morgan. Yeah.

[Ryland Adams]

Do you guys know what a leather daddy contest is? It's a competition where they all get their little BDSM suits. Spencer is the only person that I've ever heard bring it up casually. I saw Very Far the other day.

[Jared]

He was like, you brought it up too.

[Ryland Adams]

No, no, no, no. He said, that's a leather daddy. And I was like, you know about.

[Shane Dawson]

The leather daddy contest?

[Ryland Adams]

And he was like, oh, yeah.

[Vicky Adams]

I think after all this, we do need season two of the dating show, because I would like to see what this attracts. Do you know what I'm saying? If we're very forward with your interest, imagine we might get some leather mamas.

[Morgan]

In the sense that I'm interested in people who do this. I'm not like, oh, I get. Get me into.

[Chris]

You're not a route.

[Morgan]

Before we show any of the other stuff, I just want to say that.

[Vicky Adams]

Okay, this ain't spank bank material. No. Gotcha.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Shane Dawson]

All right, we'll start with this one.

[Morgan]

What?

[Vicky Adams]

Spencer, this is incredibly.

[Chris]

I have to leave.

[Morgan]

What?

[Jared]

The offense. How do you find you freak.

[Ryland Adams]

Spencer has put me over here with a crazy person, and I'M stuck.

[Shane Dawson]

Spencer. Okay, we need context. We need context.

[Jared]

Yeah, you're about to be banned.

[Morgan]

It's just guys who like goo.

[Jared]

What? It's pretty simple.

[Morgan]

They just like sort of like gooey stuff.

[Jared]

And why do you like watching them in goo?

[Morgan]

I think it's funny that a guy's wearing a full soccer outfit and pouring goo on himself and like, like imagine the moment he turns the camera off. He's like, I gotta clean all this up.

[Shane Dawson]

The worst.

[Morgan]

I just, it just makes me laugh.

[Vicky Adams]

So you like fully immersed yourself in everything about this. Like you're thinking what happened before, what happened after. What does he do for a living? Yeah, like Spencer's multi dimensional. I have to give this to. Yes. Some or needs one. One of the two.

[Shane Dawson]

Let's see another one. I need that shirt.

[Morgan]

I'm a little bit.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay.

[Jared]

I like the pink hills.

[Shane Dawson]

How'd we get here?

[Morgan]

I mean, how did. The question for that is just Instagram serves it up to me and I like it.

[Shane Dawson]

Sean.

[Jared]

And I like it.

[Vicky Adams]

This is the natural progression of you go from daddy to goo to this.

[Shane Dawson]

You know, let's do one more.

[Morgan]

Sorry, guys.

[Jared]

It's okay, Spencer.

[Vicky Adams]

Blondes do have more fun.

[Morgan]

Did you enjoy that?

[Jared]

I think I would have nightmares on.

[Shane Dawson]

Your for you page, Spencer.

[Chris]

I feel unsafe.

[Morgan]

That one is just. Is that one? I don't have any explanation for that.

[Vicky Adams]

Are you repressing any kind of desires that you have, Spencer, that like maybe we could just help you with right now because are you vicariously living through people that are able to be their natural true selves?

[Morgan]

You know, I think I'm more interested that that is their natural true self. Okay, I don't think that's me, but I just think you're fascinated. I just think it's like weird stuff. I think.

[Vicky Adams]

Right on. We could tell.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes, please.

[Ryland Adams]

Spencer, where would you take a girl on a first date?

[Morgan]

To the freak show.

[Vicky Adams]

To my goo factory. Miniature dolls.

[Ryland Adams]

Obviously transition from first date to showing them they.

[Morgan]

I don't ever show them.

[Vicky Adams]

This is like farting in front of them type, you know, comfortability.

[Chris]

So how long do you have to be with a girl before you come out about liking these sort of things?

[Jared]

Depends on how fast it escalates.

[Morgan]

I would.

[Jared]

I would assume, right.

[Ryland Adams]

I still want to know about the first date.

[Morgan]

First date, I'll usually be like, let's grab a drink or get some food or something.

[Jared]

He lives in a trendy neighborhood, so I'm assuming it's not a chain, right?

[Morgan]

What?

[Jared]

Your first date.

[Morgan]

I mean, if it'd be fun to go to a chain, I think. I think it would be fun. I had an idea that it'd be a fun date to get really dressed up and go to Chili's. I think that'd be a fun first.

[Jared]

Date and everyone can find something they like at Chili.

[Vicky Adams]

Wait, wait, wait. Does people. Do people not typically get all dressed up before they go to Chili's? I thought there was a strict dress code that I've been living by, but.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Shane Dawson]

Wow. Where do we go from here? I don't know. Let us know. Should we do this again? I kind of think Spencer's likes could be a fun segment but also scary.

[Jared]

We're gonna need a theme song. I think it's gonna be recurring.

[Spencer]

I just have a question, Spencer.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Sorry you had to see that.

[Shane Dawson]

She looks like a therapist right now.

[Jared]

So highly of you.

[Morgan]

I know. I feel bad that you're here.

[Vicky Adams]

She looks concerned.

[Spencer]

I just wonder how many followers do these people have?

[Morgan]

Like, not many.

[Spencer]

Usually not many. Okay. I wondered if they're gonna be.

[Jared]

That makes it more fascinating.

[Spencer]

They are because they're successful at it.

[Shane Dawson]

Do you follow them or just like.

[Morgan]

No, I usually don't follow.

[Vicky Adams]

What are you searching the keyboard and, like, see that?

[Morgan]

I just. It just. If I scroll, it just comes through.

[Vicky Adams]

Cool.

[Morgan]

So thank you. The good folks. That. Thank you, Mark Zuckerberg.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, boy. Okay, well, really quick before we get on to our game. Oh, my God. Very, very excited for what's about to happen. But before we get to that Jared vagina. Is that it? Yeah, Viewers are great. I need another. We love it when you send in pics of each other and your invasive.

[Morgan]

Questions makes us want to say V.

[Vicky Adams]

A G I n a vagina.

[Shane Dawson]

Um, okay. This first one I thought was so fun. This is from Kirsten and Logan. Hey, everyone. Crazy day today. My boyfriend and I are on a trip to San Francisco. We're from Canada and we wanted to see Alcatraz. To my surprise, all of a sudden, Jared and Sandy were standing right in the middle of the prison. Oh, and here's a picture of them meeting you guys at Alcatraz. Imagine the out of body experience being in a prison in the middle of. And then seeing Jared and San dude.

[Vicky Adams]

And the dude had red hair. You know, It's a rarity.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes. Wow. So shout out. If you're at a prison or a Walmart. You might see Jared, Sandy always.

[Jared]

It's pretty easy to find them, actually. It is.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah. Okay. This is from Taylor. Hey, guys. I came across this Aussie on my for you page. And I had to do a double take because I could have sworn it was Shane. What do you think? Now listen, I know you guys never see it. Whenever people send in doppelganger of me, you guys are like, I don't see it. I don't see it. This one I think you might see now you have to use your imagination a little bit.

[Jared]

Well, then it's not right.

[Vicky Adams]

I don't know.

[Jared]

I don't know if I have to use my imagination.

[Morgan]

I think it's the best one we've ever.

[Jared]

Okay.

[Chris]

Really?

[Shane Dawson]

We go, wow, that looks like me.

[Vicky Adams]

Like, yes, I would say for sure.

[Morgan]

That might be AI.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah.

[Jared]

If you told me that was my husband in a wig doing a sketch, I'd say, yeah, it looks like they.

[Ryland Adams]

Face app the wig on him.

[Shane Dawson]

Right? That does look like me though, right?

[Chris]

I do see it.

[Jared]

Does it?

[Shane Dawson]

Weird.

[Jared]

The nose, the eyes, the brows.

[Shane Dawson]

It kind of scares me. It's so real. That is wild. Okay, and this one, talk about an out of body experience. This is from Annie. Hey, Shane. Been watching it for over 15 years. I love the podcast. Thank you. I was watching my boyfriend's home movie movies from when he was a kid and he grew up in the same town as you and is the same age as you. I can't help but notice in one of his home movies, was this you? This is so crazy. This is a home video from my elementary school music show. And that is me.

[Morgan]

No. No way.

[Shane Dawson]

I literally forgot this memory. And the second I saw this, it was like I was zapped back into that moment. Moment. I remember everybody in this picture's names, my friendships, my beef with them. Like, I literally, like my. My first crush I ever had, Danielle. There she is like literally the craziest in the whole world. Isn't this insane? Wow. So, yeah, I asked her, I was like, oh my God, can you send me the whole video? So she's looking. She's gonna figure out how to do that and send it to me just for me because I'm like, I want to see this. But so crazy.

[Chris]

That's insane.

[Vicky Adams]

I would have to imagine we know who the boyfriend is.

[Shane Dawson]

Crazy.

[Vicky Adams]

Wow.

[Shane Dawson]

So, yeah, shout out. That was insane. So thank you guys so much. If you want to send us some of your viewer submitted questions or if you saw Jared at a Walmart. Walmart or Chili's, dress very nicely. Yeah. Send us an email. Jdawsonpodcast stuffmail.com okay, are you guys ready to fight to really go at it? Because we are about to play another round of Farmer Feud. So we're taking a quick little break. Spencer has to morph into I have.

[Morgan]

To go get my friend.

[Shane Dawson]

And when we come back, it's Farmer food time, baby. See you soon. You know what? You need a lot of things. To not look at my hair right now to enjoy life. But what you also need is a website. That's right. Today's episode is sponsored by Squarespace. Please don't go anywhere. I promise you're going to want to see this. Because you can make a high quality, beautiful, unique, special website so simply, so fast. And they have so many tools to help you do that. So if you don't already know, Squarespace is an all in one website platform designed to help you stand out and succeed online. Whether you're just starting out or scaling your business, Squarespace gives you everything you need to claim your domain, showcase your offerings with a professional website, grow your brand and get paid all in one place. So they have something called Blueprint AI which is Squarespace's AI enhanced website builder. You can get a fully custom website in just a few steps using basic information like your industry, your goals to generate premium quality content and personalized design recommendations. They also allow you to sell content. So if you're, I don't know, like a master chef or if you're a life coach or if you're a blogger. A blogger, you can actually create a website with Squarespace and you can sell content or put it behind a paywall. All you got to do is set the price, choose whether you want it to be a one time fee or subscription and there you go. So check it out. Head on over to squarespace.com grower just use code Grower. Check it out. Make a website. And you know what, let me show you one of your guys websites right now. So this is an email I got from Alyssa. I created my family business a new website using Squarespace to give our very outdated website a new refresh. We're a small kitchen and bath business started by my grandfather in 1989. Would love it if you checked it out. Love you guys. So Alyssa's website is the kitchenshop nj.com let's check it out. Oh.

[Spencer]

Oh.

[Shane Dawson]

It's so cute. I love it. I love being able to see the shop right away since 1989. As you can see they have pictures of what they do of their remodeling business. You can book a consultation, they have a review.

[Vicky Adams]

The new KFC Dunkit bucket with juicy original recipe tenders. New Mashed potato poppers, crispy fries, plus three sauces that fit right on top of the lid. So you can dunk anywhere. You can dunk at the game. Dunk while security points to the no outside food sign. And dunk as 20,000 people watch you and your Dunkit Bucket get removed from the stadium.

[Shane Dawson]

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[Vicky Adams]

KFC Dunkit bucket or get the double Dunkit bucket for 25.

[Shane Dawson]

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[Morgan]

Hey, everybody.

[Spencer]

You have a real mustache.

[Morgan]

Why would it be anything else?

[Spencer]

Well.

[Morgan]

Well, I see two families, and you know what I like to do when I see two families is I like to play farmer Fuse. I have the Addams family over in this corner. And I have the other, I guess the yacht and Chris family.

[Shane Dawson]

I like the others.

[Morgan]

The others.

[Vicky Adams]

Go us.

[Morgan]

All right. Now, should we just get into the feud?

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

All right. Give me Shane, give me Morgan. Come on down. We pulled the grower and farmer group chat on Instagram. So if you ain't on there, get on there because you get to answer fun questions like this. We have the top five ventures on the board of what the audience says. And you guys are gonna buzz in. And if you get it correct, you can choose to play, you can choose to pass. Are we ready? Speed is the name of the game.

[Ryland Adams]

Okay, so we're trying to get the.

[Shane Dawson]

Click.

[Jared]

Just click.

[Morgan]

Okay, so we asked the audience, what is the cringiest millennial phrase I heard? Morgan.

[Ryland Adams]

Tarjay.

[Morgan]

Tarjay, Shane.

[Vicky Adams]

Thank you.

[Morgan]

What is the cringiest millennial?

[Shane Dawson]

Ooh, there's so many. But I'm gonna say but first coffee.

[Jared]

That's what I was gonna say.

[Chris]

But first coffee.

[Morgan]

Yeah, show me. But first coffee.

[Shane Dawson]

What?

[Morgan]

I don't even know what we do now. I guess, Morgan, you get another chance.

[Ryland Adams]

Oh, this Button, Live, laugh, love.

[Shane Dawson]

Mmm. No, that was a good one, though. I did a thing.

[Morgan]

Show me. I did a thing. Number. Like to play?

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

All right. That is. You have the number one answered off the board. Now, Jared, I hear you're feeling a little under the weather lately.

[Vicky Adams]

A little bit, but I'm feeling good. I'm feeling like a win is in store right now.

[Morgan]

That's what I like to hear. Now, Jared, what is the cringiest millennial phrase? Number one answer is off the board.

[Vicky Adams]

I'm going gat. Steve.

[Shane Dawson]

That's Gen Z. Oh.

[Morgan]

No, sorry.

[Chris]

It was a good answer, though.

[Shane Dawson]

No, Confirm.

[Chris]

Confirm us.

[Morgan]

No, you can't confirm.

[Chris]

Oh, you can't confirm.

[Morgan]

That's one strike. You guys get three strikes, and then the Adams family will get a chance to steal the round. Chris. Yes. Now, I hear you're wearing a new shirt today. Is that true? I am.

[Chris]

I love it.

[Morgan]

All right, now, what is the creepiest millennial phrase?

[Chris]

The math ain't mathing. I don't know.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, that feels.

[Jared]

Gen Z, is it.

[Morgan]

Show me the mathing. No. Two strikes for the other family. Shane, it's all on.

[Vicky Adams]

No pressure, no pressure. You got this.

[Morgan]

Questions two through four on the board. We asked the audience, what is the cringiest millennial phrase? And what did they say?

[Shane Dawson]

That wasn't on my bingo card. That wasn't on my bingo card. That's kind of Gen Z, but Millennial took it.

[Morgan]

All right, show me. That wasn't on my bingo card. That is three strikes for the others. Family. Adam's family. Now, this is when you huddle up and whisper and sort of decide you got to have give me one answer.

[Jared]

Do millennials have everyone make fun of people like Chewy Adam, Shamley?

[Morgan]

I'm gonna need an answer.

[Chris]

Don't say it.

[Jared]

Chillax. Oh, chillax.

[Morgan]

Chillax.

[Shane Dawson]

That's a good one.

[Morgan]

Final answer. Chillax.

[Spencer]

Yes, that's a good one.

[Morgan]

Show me chillax. Oh, other family.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah, show me cray cray.

[Morgan]

It's the number two answer on the board is on Sleek.

[Chris]

That's Millennial.

[Morgan]

Number three answer on the board is yolo. Number four answer on the board is Doggo. No, not the doggo, or I would have taken Pupper 5. Answer on the board is keep calm and carry on.

[Jared]

It's crazy how fast you forget the terms of your time.

[Shane Dawson]

It's bad.

[Jared]

I really.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Jared]

Gen Z has really infiltrated and taken over.

[Vicky Adams]

Besides yolo. I'm not familiar with any of them.

[Chris]

Yeah, I don't mean me neither.

[Morgan]

The Others Family has one point. Adam's family's big old goose egg. Now, let's see, let's see. Show me, Jared. Show me. Rylan, come on down. All right, hands on buzzers. Hands on buzzers. We asked the audience to name the top addictions from my strange addiction.

[Shane Dawson]

Who was that?

[Morgan]

We'll go with Jerry.

[Vicky Adams]

Eating plaster.

[Morgan]

Show me plaster. Oh, good guess. Good guess with no dice. Ryland.

[Shane Dawson]

What?

[Morgan]

Name the top addictions from my strange addiction.

[Jared]

Tide pods.

[Morgan]

Show me tide pods. I got this.

[Shane Dawson]

I got this.

[Vicky Adams]

Eating toilet paper. No, I mean hair. Eating hair.

[Morgan]

Final answer.

[Vicky Adams]

Eating hair.

[Morgan]

Show me eating hair. Rylan, what do you think?

[Jared]

Picking your nose and eating it.

[Morgan]

Show me picking your nose and eating it. Jared, back to you.

[Vicky Adams]

Eating lint.

[Chris]

So, you ever tried to confirm?

[Morgan]

Nope. Again to the confirmed. People over there. Rylan.

[Jared]

Eating dirt.

[Morgan]

Eating dirt. Shelby. Jared.

[Vicky Adams]

Eating the couch.

[Jared]

Eating the couch.

[Morgan]

Yay. What number four answer down. Eating a cow. We did it.

[Jared]

What world are we living in?

[Shane Dawson]

The best world ever. Can I go now?

[Morgan]

Yeah, sure, you can go now.

[Shane Dawson]

I ate my husband's ashes.

[Morgan]

Eating husband's ashes. Show me eating hunter's ashes. Oh, that's the number two. Number two and four answer off the board. Now, Chris, I've never seen. I hear you have a couple strange addictions yourself, but what does that mean?

[Jared]

Steve?

[Morgan]

Name one of the top addictions for my strange addiction is.

[Chris]

I don't know, is tanning. One.

[Morgan]

Show me tanning. The upcoming miss on a roll. Back to you, Jared. You have the two, four, and five answers off the board. Number one and number three on the board.

[Vicky Adams]

Eating soap.

[Morgan]

Show me eating soap. One strike for the others. Shane.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay, this is my favorite episode. I don't know if it's like, like, well, known enough, but the woman who bathes and drinks her own piss.

[Morgan]

Show me bathing and drinking your own piss.

[Shane Dawson]

Google it.

[Morgan]

It was on the top 10, but it did not make two strikes for the others. Family, Chris, it is all on you.

[Chris]

I have no idea. We can't confer.

[Vicky Adams]

Right?

[Morgan]

I'll let him do one mime, one acto.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay, no talking, though.

[Chris]

Having sex with your car.

[Morgan]

Show me having sex with your car. All right, others.

[Chris]

That was a good act.

[Vicky Adams]

All right, pantomime, Timmy.

[Morgan]

No more pantomimes allowed.

[Vicky Adams]

Okay, Okay.

[Morgan]

I allow one team, one pantomime per game. Okay. Oh, Now, Jared, you have two strikes, but you only have one answer left to get the number three answer on.

[Vicky Adams]

The pole for keeping your own poop. Hoarding your own diary. Poop.

[Shane Dawson]

Good answer.

[Morgan]

All right, show Me hoarding your own poop. Oh, that is three strikes. Adam, family, you once again have a.

[Spencer]

Chance to hear that.

[Jared]

Do you know one, Mom? Morgan, I. I was.

[Morgan]

Are they allowed to. Yeah. Now you guys can confer, you can talk.

[Spencer]

I was thinking sniffing glue.

[Ryland Adams]

I feel like belly button lint was one of them.

[Jared]

Oh, okay, let's go for it. You answer.

[Ryland Adams]

Oh, but if it's the wrong one, belly button lint.

[Morgan]

All right, Morgan, is that your final answer? Yeah, show me belly button lint.

[Vicky Adams]

Oh, yes, good answer.

[Morgan]

And I will say the others family takes round two. But I will say the answer was already spoken aloud. Number three answer on the board is eating toilet paper. Oh, you almost went with it, but you went with a different answer.

[Vicky Adams]

Oh, I went with hair. Damn it.

[Morgan]

You still won the round. All right, now show me. All right. Hey, families, families, families. Jeez, Gonna make me turn into evil suit. Show me Chris. Vicki, show me Chris. Come on down.

[Jared]

Isn't this that incredible?

[Chris]

That's an act.

[Morgan]

Thank you, Riley.

[Spencer]

I'm so excited to be here.

[Morgan]

Oh, Vicky, we love to have you here. Now, I. We asked the audience name the top reasons you would swipe left on a guy's dating profile.

[Spencer]

So you know you've got to answer.

[Morgan]

No, you have to answer.

[Jared]

What do you think the general population is looking for on a dating app that makes them say yes?

[Shane Dawson]

No, we don't make them say no.

[Spencer]

Make them say no.

[Morgan]

Yes. Red flags. We were looking for red flags on a guy's dating profile. Vicky, you boss in. What do you think?

[Spencer]

They have kids. Kids.

[Shane Dawson]

Ouch.

[Morgan]

Show me kids. Remember, this is the audience of this podcast.

[Jared]

She did not get our pantomime.

[Morgan]

Now, Chris, name the top reason you would swipe left on a guy's dating profile.

[Chris]

I don't know. I know some people would say no if there was, like, a hunting photo. Some people aren't into that. I don't know.

[Morgan]

Is that your final answer?

[Shane Dawson]

Sure.

[Morgan]

Show me hunting.

[Vicky Adams]

Get an answer.

[Morgan]

Number one answer off the board.

[Shane Dawson]

Is it number one?

[Morgan]

Number one, fishing or hunting picture. Whoa.

[Jared]

Spencer voted on that with the fishing.

[Morgan]

Number one by an insane amount.

[Spencer]

You guys, I am shook.

[Morgan]

Guys out there don't put it in there. Apparently they no one wants to see you drop out.

[Jared]

Like the same time Spencer drops his Instagram likes far into the relationship after you're already married.

[Morgan]

Yeah. All right, Chris. All right, Jared. Name the top reason you would swipe left on a guy's dating profile. Number one answer's off the board.

[Vicky Adams]

He's a guy. No, I'M kidding. Bad teeth.

[Morgan]

Show me bad teeth. It's not me.

[Vicky Adams]

Okay, I accept all teeth.

[Jared]

That's an easy fix.

[Vicky Adams]

I'm just saying.

[Morgan]

Number five answer off the board. Two through four still in place. Shane.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay, I do not agree with this, but only because they were pantomiming.

[Jared]

Oh, shut up. You're taking our pantomime.

[Shane Dawson]

I'm gonna say he short.

[Vicky Adams]

A short king.

[Shane Dawson]

We love short kings.

[Morgan]

Show me short.

[Vicky Adams]

Thanks, Morgan.

[Jared]

Now I don't have another one.

[Morgan]

That's one. Three and five off the board. Two and four still to play. Chris. Name. Oh, I see some going on.

[Shane Dawson]

What do you. What?

[Morgan]

Sorry, sorry.

[Chris]

I had an itch.

[Morgan]

I don't have eyes on itch. Okay, okay, okay. Name the top reason you. It's swipe left on a guy's dating profile.

[Chris]

Chris, I think this is fine, but some people don't like it when guys are bald.

[Morgan]

Oh, show me bald. All right. Jared. Dating. Red flags. Let me hear.

[Vicky Adams]

They're unemployed.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah, that's a good answer. Show me unemployed. Oh, hard to tell from a dating profile.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay, I don't agree with this, but they're fat.

[Morgan]

Show me fat. Good.

[Vicky Adams]

Not answer. Good.

[Shane Dawson]

That.

[Vicky Adams]

That's not an answer.

[Morgan]

Adams family, you once again have the chance to steal the number two and number four.

[Jared]

I'm thinking politics are on the board.

[Spencer]

Do you have something better? Yeah.

[Jared]

Okay, politics.

[Morgan]

Show me politics. Oh, the number two answer on the board. That is Adam Chamberlain finally getting on the board. The number four answer was a shirtless photo.

[Chris]

I was thinking that, but I'm like, some people would like that.

[Shane Dawson]

I don't know. Rylan had two of those.

[Jared]

I had a six pack back then.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, guys, I just want to say thank you. Thank you for accepting me and my vulnerability in the last episode when I was talking about the very, very tough world of having hairy shoulders, the amount of comments I got saying, shane pain, I understand my husband looks like a bear from behind. I feel seen, I feel validated. And luckily, today's sponsor has come in to help me change my life. That's right. Today's episode is sponsored by Harry's. I love Harry's. I use it every time I shave my body. And I'm not just saying that. I literally have been using Harry's razors for, like, seven years, eight years, and I didn't even put it together that it was Harry's. I just knew. Oh, these are the razors Ryland gets. They are in the shower. They have the orange handle. They're easy for me to find. When I'm dissociating, they work perfectly. I never get bumps on my shoulders. Obviously you can shave your face and you know, all the other normal places, but for me, I like to shave the places that only I'm gonna see. And they have the best quality razors right at your door for a fraction of the price of the big brands. Right now you can get the $13 trial set for just $3. All you gotta do is go to harry's.comdawson and you'll get a five blade razor with a weighted handle, foaming shave gel and a travel coat cover for just three bucks. They also have so many other products on their website. So if you go over there and check it out, they have shampoo and conditioner specifically for if you have dandruff, which I also revealed. Another vulnerable moment. Also, they have the highest customer satisfaction in the shaving industry and they have a no risk trial. So if you don't like your shave, no worries, it's on there. Also, the refills are super cheap. You can get customizable delivery options for scheduled refills as low as $2, which is half the price of the other big brands. So go to Harry's.com Dawson, check it out. Get your trial kit and enjoy your smooth life. Or maybe your husband needs it. All right, thank you, Harry's and enjoy the rest of the episode.

[Morgan]

Bye. Are we having fun or are we having fun? All right, Kim, Shane, Joey. Shane, Joey. Morgan, Come on now.

[Jared]

This set is gorgeous.

[Morgan]

All right, we asked the audience to name a common fight between a mother and a daughter. Morgan.

[Ryland Adams]

Other siblings.

[Morgan]

Oh, show me siblings.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer.

[Morgan]

It was a good answer.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer.

[Morgan]

That is where you guys say good answer.

[Jared]

Good answer.

[Morgan]

Shane, Name a common fight between a mother and daughter. Let's see the other family just steal it.

[Shane Dawson]

Daughter wearing slutty clothes.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer. Good answer.

[Morgan]

Show me slutty clothes.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah. This is your guys category. No.

[Morgan]

All right, the number one answer off the board is clothing or makeup appearance.

[Shane Dawson]

Wow, that was number one.

[Morgan]

Number one answer. Now, Chris, name a common fight between a mother and a daughter. And guess what, we're only doing two strikes this round.

[Chris]

Oh, no, the boyfriend stuff. I don't know.

[Vicky Adams]

Yeah, good answer. Good answer.

[Morgan]

Show me boyfriend.

[Spencer]

That is a good answer.

[Morgan]

Number two answer down. You guys got the top two. Jared, name a common fight between a mother and a daughter. Curfew.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer. Good answer.

[Morgan]

Don't be curfew.

[Shane Dawson]

You.

[Morgan]

Wow, you guys are sweeping it. One, two, and four off the board. Shane, you got Three and five left.

[Shane Dawson]

Six.

[Morgan]

Good answer.

[Chris]

Good answer.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer.

[Morgan]

Show me six. All right, Chris, this is a two strike round. Oh, no, it's all on you. I really.

[Jared]

They already get a strike?

[Chris]

I don't know. Wanting to go out with friends. I don't know.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer, good answer.

[Morgan]

Show me going out with friends. All right, that got bumped into the curfew category. All right, Other family. You once again have failed to get all of them. Adam's family.

[Jared]

I was thinking money. Like if you have something better, maybe.

[Morgan]

The mother and the daughter. Any thoughts from you guys?

[Jared]

Oh, they already did. Dating already got picked. Right? Significant other.

[Morgan]

Yes. Boyfriend was off.

[Spencer]

Oh, that's right. Okay.

[Ryland Adams]

I think money is a good.

[Spencer]

Money is a good answer.

[Jared]

Money.

[Morgan]

The question is, are we going to give it to them or not?

[Chris]

Oh, no.

[Spencer]

Yes, you should.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes.

[Morgan]

Any. Give me one more specific.

[Spencer]

Did I mention I really love being here?

[Morgan]

All right, show me money.

[Vicky Adams]

What was it?

[Morgan]

The number three answer was borrowing something without asking.

[Shane Dawson]

That is not even close. Anywhere near it. They do not get it.

[Ryland Adams]

I really don't like borrowing something without.

[Morgan]

Okay, okay, hold on, hold on. If you can name the number five answer, I'll give it to you. If not, it's go to them.

[Jared]

What have you guys thought about in your life?

[Morgan]

It's not just you. It's just all mother.

[Spencer]

Driving. Oh, my gosh.

[Morgan]

Yeah, show me driving.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer. Good answer.

[Chris]

That was a good answer.

[Morgan]

It is. The number 5 answer is chores slash cleaning.

[Jared]

That's driving. Driving your mom around is a chore.

[Spencer]

Yeah, it is. I do love being here, so. Okay.

[Jared]

And this is a beautiful set.

[Morgan]

Yeah, you guys say it like I built a set.

[Shane Dawson]

It's our house.

[Jared]

Not in green. Not in post production.

[Morgan]

All right, all right, all right. Enough. You haven't. Enough of. You haven't in post production. Show me Jared. Show me Ryland. Come on now. All right, hands on buzzers. We asked the audience to name a situation that gets you wet. Rylan.

[Jared]

That gets you wet, right?

[Morgan]

Yep.

[Jared]

Porn.

[Morgan]

Whoa.

[Vicky Adams]

God damn, you do People do work up a sweat.

[Morgan]

Is that your final answer?

[Jared]

Yes.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer.

[Morgan]

Are you sure?

[Spencer]

Really?

[Vicky Adams]

Yeah, You're.

[Jared]

I misinterpreted the question. Yeah. Wait, what?

[Morgan]

Name a Sit. This is. No. So there's no interpretation. We just ask the audience name a situation that gets you wet.

[Jared]

Okay, so swimming or porn? Tell me which. We're in.

[Shane Dawson]

They already answered.

[Morgan]

You pick him. You pick.

[Vicky Adams]

You pick.

[Morgan]

Pick.

[Vicky Adams]

Don't be coy.

[Morgan]

Pick an answer.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer. Yeah.

[Shane Dawson]

You idiot.

[Morgan]

Why would my. If I asked you Are you sure?

[Ryland Adams]

Telling us we're wrong on purpose. He's making up the answers as he goes.

[Morgan]

I know they have a list here.

[Vicky Adams]

Show me again.

[Morgan]

All right. Okay.

[Jared]

You're telling me no one took that sexually?

[Morgan]

Not that specific root sexually. I don't want to say anything else because it is Jared. Oh, it's your turn to answer.

[Vicky Adams]

Tiana is right. At Disneyland.

[Morgan]

Show me Diana's Bayou Adventure.

[Chris]

Very specific.

[Vicky Adams]

That's a good answer.

[Chris]

That's a great answer.

[Vicky Adams]

Oh, man, that's horrible.

[Morgan]

That was the number one answered by. Whoa.

[Chris]

If it can be right is crazy.

[Morgan]

All right, other family. You get to put fight yet again.

[Shane Dawson]

Swimming.

[Morgan]

Show me swimming.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer.

[Morgan]

Yep.

[Jared]

Mom whispered that to me.

[Morgan]

I don't like to hear that.

[Spencer]

That's not what they mean. Mom.

[Morgan]

Whatever.

[Jared]

We're losing anyways. Harvey, the set sucks.

[Morgan]

That's a cool on the set.

[Vicky Adams]

It's a little transference happening.

[Morgan]

The number one and four answers are off the board. Name a situation, Chris, that gets you wet.

[Chris]

Going out in the rain.

[Vicky Adams]

Good answer.

[Morgan]

Show me going out in the rain. Yes. The 1, 2, and 4 off the board. Back to Jared.

[Vicky Adams]

Taking a shower.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, good answer.

[Vicky Adams]

Don't be shower weird.

[Morgan]

Number six. It was number six.

[Vicky Adams]

Weird.

[Shane Dawson]

I'm gonna say six.

[Morgan]

Oh, show me six. See? Yeah, that's sort of what I meant by that. Okay, the only one left is the number five answer. You have one strike. Let's see if you can do it. Chris, can you win the round? The timer is ticking.

[Vicky Adams]

Being in a Sea World audience, name.

[Morgan]

A situation that gets you wet.

[Chris]

Yeah, I don't know. I guess I'm going off, like, a splash zone or something.

[Morgan]

Show me splash zone.

[Vicky Adams]

I like it. It was a good answer.

[Jared]

We need the point, you guys.

[Morgan]

All right, we're doing two strikes again so that and his family can get a shot.

[Jared]

Okay, so I think it's either. I said washing your hands. Mom said bath.

[Morgan]

Well, I'll just say. I'll give a hint. It's a little more specific this time.

[Shane Dawson]

Washing your hands.

[Jared]

Doing the dishes is good.

[Morgan]

All right. Show me doing the dishes. Adam's family.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, my God. Wow.

[Jared]

Good answer.

[Morgan]

Are we having fun or are we having fun? We're having fun. Yeah. Okay, final one. Show me Shane, show me Morgan. We asked the audience, what would be your most viewed video title if you were a 2010s YouTube story time.

[Shane Dawson]

Girl, I Banged Myself with a Toothbrush.

[Morgan]

The classic show me getting fucked by a toothbrush.

[Shane Dawson]

He fucked me with a toothbrush.

[Morgan]

Good answer. Good answer. Number one. Answer all off the board.

[Shane Dawson]

That was number one.

[Morgan]

That was number one by a landslide. How did.

[Spencer]

What?

[Morgan]

All right, Chris, I don't know. What. What would be your most viewed video title if you were a 2010s YouTube story time girl.

[Vicky Adams]

Before you answer, explain what this means a little bit to me.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, no.

[Chris]

Yeah, me too.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay. Hey, guys, I have a story to tell. Something crazy happened to me this weekend. Dramatic title. Dramatic. Lots of emojis. No.

[Chris]

I don't know. Okay, generic. Can you believe he broke up with me? I don't know. Something like that.

[Morgan]

I don't know.

[Vicky Adams]

Okay, okay. Good answer. Good answer.

[Morgan]

Can you believe he broke up with me? Sure.

[Jared]

Probably. Like we broke up.

[Chris]

Yeah, something about breaking up.

[Morgan]

Oh, close, but no cigar. I shouldn't have said that. I forgot I'm not allowed to give hints on this. All right, Jared, what would be your most viewed video title if you were 2010's YouTube story Time Girl.

[Vicky Adams]

He said that was close.

[Jared]

I got it.

[Morgan]

It.

[Vicky Adams]

He cheated on me.

[Morgan]

He cheated.

[Shane Dawson]

Good answer.

[Morgan]

All right, Shane, one and three off the board. Two, four, five still left.

[Shane Dawson]

Help. I got kidnapped. Wow.

[Vicky Adams]

That was a common thing.

[Morgan]

Really on there. That was high. But it wasn't as top five. Top five?

[Jared]

You were around for this? It's not fair. Well, so were you.

[Morgan]

Now it's your chance to prove it. Because that's too strong strikes for that team.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh.

[Jared]

Oh, okay. Morgan, I thought you said you had it. Oh, it was the Cheated on me.

[Shane Dawson]

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[Morgan]

What do you think?

[Chris]

This is for the win.

[Morgan]

This is for the win for all the marble.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh.

[Jared]

So what are like Tana's most popular story times like?

[Ryland Adams]

Fall morning routine.

[Jared]

Oh, but that's not a story time.

[Shane Dawson]

I know. Ooh, risky.

[Vicky Adams]

It can be.

[Morgan]

You should say that.

[Vicky Adams]

That's a good answer. Yeah, do it. Good answer.

[Jared]

But these are specific to a story time, right?

[Shane Dawson]

I know, but he said they answered kind of in a variety of ways.

[Ryland Adams]

Fall Morning routine.

[Jared]

This is for all the points.

[Morgan]

For all the points. Show me Fall morning time routine. No, the other. All right, that means we are now into the Fast Money round. You guys ready to play Fast Money?

[Ryland Adams]

Can you tell us the other answer?

[Shane Dawson]

Were they.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah, Good point. The number two answer was Just get ready with me. You were on the right track.

[Jared]

Oh, my God. Wow.

[Morgan]

Number four answer. How I lost my virginity. My number five answer. A classic. I almost died. Oh, that one. All right, do you guys want to play Fast Money?

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah, Steve.

[Morgan]

So the way we play Fast Money is I have a series of questions. I'm going to ask you what other contestants. Contestant is going to keep their ears closed, all right? And then you have 60 seconds to answer as many as you can. The second person's going to go, and they can't say the same. Give the same answer. Okay, now who wants to.

[Shane Dawson]

Who?

[Morgan]

Which two contestants?

[Shane Dawson]

Maybe we should do one from one each team.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Vicky Adams]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Okay. Morgan and Jared.

[Vicky Adams]

Perfect.

[Morgan]

All right, Morgan, you have to cover your ears for this round. Okay, so I'm going to put 60 seconds on the clock.

[Ryland Adams]

How do I even. I can still hear you.

[Vicky Adams]

Just hum. Hum a little bit.

[Jared]

Okay, I got it.

[Chris]

Oh, yeah.

[Morgan]

All right.

[Ryland Adams]

I won't even listen.

[Morgan]

Ready, set.

[Vicky Adams]

Hey, Morgan.

[Morgan]

Ready?

[Vicky Adams]

He's cheating.

[Morgan]

Set. Go. What are the top reasons you would make an excuse to leave a hookup early?

[Vicky Adams]

Emergency at home.

[Morgan]

Name the most embarrassing job for your partnership to have.

[Vicky Adams]

Sewer person.

[Morgan]

Name something a doctor might pull out of a per. Out of a person.

[Vicky Adams]

A kidney.

[Morgan]

What are the things you are most likely to steal from a person's house?

[Vicky Adams]

Money.

[Morgan]

What would Rylan most likely be arrested for?

[Vicky Adams]

Public nudity.

[Morgan]

Name the most common occupation of the viewers.

[Vicky Adams]

Superstars.

[Shane Dawson]

What?

[Morgan]

Name the grossest fast food item.

[Vicky Adams]

Yoshinoya. Anything from here.

[Morgan]

What is the last thing you expect to find in your bed in the morning?

[Vicky Adams]

Dryness.

[Morgan]

Name something you would smell walking into this room. Oh.

[Shane Dawson]

Time's up.

[Morgan]

Time's up.

[Shane Dawson]

How long was that?

[Morgan]

That was 60 seconds.

[Chris]

That felt like.

[Morgan]

I know. I know. All right. All right. Good play. Good answer.

[Shane Dawson]

Good answer. All right.

[Morgan]

All right, Morgan. Okay, 60 seconds is on the clock. If you say the same answer as Jared, I'm gonna at you, and you gotta try to come up with something else.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

All right. On your marks. Get set. Go. Name the top reason you would leave a hookup early.

[Ryland Adams]

Small wiener.

[Morgan]

Name the most embarrassing job for your partner to have.

[Ryland Adams]

Porn star.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh.

[Morgan]

Name something a doctor might pull out of a priority person.

[Ryland Adams]

Butt plug.

[Morgan]

What are some things you would most likely to steal from another person's house?

[Ryland Adams]

Jewelry.

[Jared]

Oh, these are the ones that I would say.

[Morgan]

What is Ryland most likely to be arrested for?

[Ryland Adams]

Ooh, hitting someone. Angry. Driving.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes.

[Morgan]

Name the most common occupation of the viewers.

[Ryland Adams]

Nurse.

[Morgan]

Name the grossest fast food item.

[Ryland Adams]

Ooh, Burger king fries.

[Morgan]

What is the last thing you would expect to find in your bed in the morning?

[Ryland Adams]

Poop.

[Jared]

I literally going to say all these.

[Morgan]

Name something you would smell when walking into the podcast room.

[Ryland Adams]

Ooh, sweat.

[Morgan]

Wow.

[Vicky Adams]

Under seconds. I think just for that round, you guys win. That was like the best.

[Morgan]

I will say Morgan, you didn't match any of them, which is good. That's how you're supposed to do it. On almost all of them. You named one of the top five W.

[Vicky Adams]

What a way to redeem yourself.

[Morgan]

Most embarrassing job. Bob, you said porn star. That is the number two answer. Jerry said sewer person. Unfortunately not on there. Something you might pull out of a person. Kidney wasn't on there. Butt plug was. Money and jewelry were both on there. So Jared won that one. Money was the number one answer. What would rather most likely to be arrested for public nudity. Nudity and driving angry were both on there. What else was road rage? Public nudity, public fighting, being too gay and transferred trespassing. B2K was number four. That's how many people said that. The most common occupation of the viewer. You said nurse. That was our number one answer. Superstar isn't a real thing. Name the grossest fast food item you say. BK Fries. Yoshinoye. Neither were on there. Number one answer. Fish fillet. Last thing you expect you find in your bed. The morning poop. Number two answer. And sweat was on the board. So. Congratulations.

[Shane Dawson]

What? They win, Steve. So?

[Morgan]

Well, you guys are the winning team. And you win an autographed Spencer passport photo. I had a line around. Here you go, guys. Congratulations.

[Jared]

Who's Spencer?

[Morgan]

My friend. He. He's going to actually come back pretty soon. Wow.

[Shane Dawson]

Where you guys go? We're all going to have cake. And when we come back, it's conspiracy time. Get ready. See you soon. Hey, sorry to interrupt the show. Please don't go anywhere. Actually, Lee, we should put on our Sunday best. Grab a date or grab yourself. Just not too hard. I bruise easy. And head on over to a concert. We got Sabrina Carpenter. We got Billie Eilish. We got Post Malone. You want to see his face tattoos close up. You want to read them? Well, luckily, se geek is here to help you get the best tickets you can. That's right. Today's episode is sponsored by SeatGeek. If you haven't heard about them before, where have you been? Right now you can use code GROWER2025 and get 10 off any tickets on SeatGeek, whether you're a new customer or not. So SeatGeek takes all the tickets across the Internet. They put them all in one place and they find the best deals for you. They actually rank the tickets. So if you look on the app and you click on a concert, you'll see a little red dot. That means no, this ticket is way overpriced, not worth it. But then you'll see a little green dot and that means this is a good price, good to go. And I'm not kidding. I am going to go to a concert this year. I was thinking I was looking at dates and looking at times and I have a couple pinned. So I'm really excited to finally get out of the house palace. Hi, Dolphin. So once again, that is code GROWER2025 to get 10 off any tickets on Seeking. So check out the app. I'll put the link in the description below. Download it. Use code GROWER2025 and, yeah, see who's on tour right now. It's very fun. There's so many people. And maybe I'll see you guys at a show. All right, enjoy the rest of the episode. Bye, guys. It is time. I know, I know we've been chilling, but at a certain point in the show, we gotta get up, we gotta make sure that everything is safely tied down because it's time. Time to kick off. That's right. I put these Crocs on sport mode, baby. I knew this was coming. That's right. Today's episode is brought to you by Kickoff. So if you don't already know, Kickoff is the number one credit building app in the app Store. And plans start at just $5 a month. No credit check, no hidden fees, and no interest. Having good credit is so important. I've talked about it so many times before. Whether you're making your first big purchase like a house or car or anything that involves them running your credit credit. If you have bad credit that will really affect you, you'll have to start to rebuild it. It can take years. Well, Kickoff is here to help and it's totally legit. And it's so easy to use. So you sign up. It takes just a few minutes. You pick your plan and then it'll start using autopay. And with these on time payments, credit bureaus will see it as good behavior and your credit grows fast. And you can start building credit immediately for only $1 for your first month. If your credit is under 600, you could jump up like 28 points in your first month. They have over 100,000 positive reviews on the App Store and 98% are 5 stars. So they are going to give you guys your first month for just $1. If you go to getkickoff.com grower that's kickoff with no C. So it's get K I K O F.com grower must sign up via getkickoff.com grower to activate offer. Offer applies to new customers first month only, subject to approval. Offer subject to change terms and conditions may apply. Pointstat based on Equifax VantageScore 3.0 changes for kickoff users starting under 600 made their first on time payment between January 202021 and March 2024. Payment and credit activity outside Kickoff can have an impact on your credit. Individual results may vary. So check it out. It is so helpful and once again very, very easy to use. So thank you Kickoff for sponsoring and I hope you guys enjoy the rest of the episode.

[Morgan]

Bye.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay, before we get into all the conspiracies we have today, we have some good ones. I'm really excited about this episode. Like we really went in on these so get ready. But you know who else went in? Vicky. All week you have been researching because I told you, hey Vicky, if you're coming back back, we need a true crime story because that's what we love from you. And you said what?

[Spencer]

I'll do it.

[Shane Dawson]

She has so many. So I still don't know which one she's going to choose cuz she's been giving me little hints here and there like oh, should I do the one about the deep fried decapitated head or what should I do the one about the yacht party. And I was like, I don't know. No spoilers, no spoilers. So we're going to get to that. But first, conspiracies. Okay, so this I thought was kind of a joke. And then the more I looked into it I was like there is some truth to this. So we got an email from Aaron. She said, hey Shane. So I remember hearing you talk about popular singers being linked to specific colors. So if you remember, we talked about this in a few episodes ago. Sabrina Carpenter has chosen blue. Olivia Rodrigo chose purple. Like a lot of celebrities will choose a color and go with it. So every time you see that color out in the world, you think, think of them. Well this is a new theory. She said, have you heard about female singers linking themselves to dolls that girls grew up on to get a nostalgic factor whenever they're seen? So let me show you some examples. Taylor Swift, she has modeled a lot of her outfits and a lot of her eras off of popular Barbie dolls from the early 2000s. So if you look at this Barbie. Red. Okay. Red. The J. Jewels. Hi. Taylor Swift. Looking just like the Barbie doll. And there's tons of other examples of this. Right? Okay, next I'm gonna show you a doll from the late 90s, early 2000s, when Morgan was younger. And who do you think of when you see Miss Polly Pocket?

[Ryland Adams]

I'm gonna go on a limb and say Sabrina Carpenter.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes, Sabrina Carpenter. And if you actually look, not just the hair and the bangs and, you know, the headbands, the way. Way that she walks and places her arms. So look. Look at Polly's arms. They're always like that. Sabrina always like that. In, like, every performance, almost every paparazzi picture, she's doing the polyarms. Okay. Olivia Rodrigo. So if you look, there was a moment when she first kind of started blowing up where she was really going into the, you know, the French, the beret, the Paris inspired outfit.

[Vicky Adams]

This is the first time I've ever seen her. I didn't know what she looked like.

[Shane Dawson]

No, you never saw Bizarre.

[Morgan]

No.

[Vicky Adams]

I don't even know what that is. Yeah. Well, hey, good to meet you.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes.

[Vicky Adams]

Yeah.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay. Supposedly, she has modeled her looks off of the American Girl dolls. Now, you might think this is stupid.

[Jared]

I would have thought.

[Shane Dawson]

Bratz, honestly, we'll get there. You might think this is stupid, but actually, she has talked about this. She is a huge American Girl fan. Like, she has the dolls. She has posted about them over the years. She. This is on her story. She says, my main girl. So she really has went all in on the American Girl thing. But it's really smart because if you're a girl in the early 2000s and now you're in, like, your 20s and you have a nostalgic feeling for these dolls, it makes sense. Every time you see Olivia, you get that nostalgic feeling, and it's just like.

[Morgan]

An aesthetic that, like, is, like, built into your brain, you know?

[Shane Dawson]

Right.

[Morgan]

Like, you see, it's like, oh, I like that. I like that.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah.

[Vicky Adams]

Kind of weird that there's not a lot of dudes walking around looking like Mario Brothers or something, you know? Right. Like, what are we modeling ourselves after?

[Shane Dawson]

Right? Chapel Roan really blowing up right now. Really hitting the nostalgic factor. A lot of her music sounds kind of 80s 90s. Well, supposedly she's modeled a lot of her outfits after. I've never heard of this, but it's called Ever After High. And then look at her big look from that big song. Very, very similar.

[Spencer]

I'm thinking Pink Pony Club.

[Chris]

Do you think this is intentional or just like, from their childhood? Could, like accidentally this is happening. You know what I mean?

[Shane Dawson]

Or it's hard to say because I think there is a. Pop stars are so calculated though, and like, they have their look. They have their look board. They have their vision, they know what they want. Like, I do think it is intentional because when you think about Ice Spice, what do you think of when you think of Ice Spice and her iconic looks and the hair and like the makeup and the clothes, is there any doll that you think. Bratz dolls. Boom. Literally, if you look. Ice Spice has dressed up so much many times as so many Bratz dolls. There's so many. Like, she. We don't even need to show comparisons. She literally looks like a Bratz doll in every outfit, every hairstyle.

[Morgan]

Her eyes too. She has those big eyes.

[Shane Dawson]

The big eyes, the big jewelry, the. The hair, the colors. Like, and she leans into it. She did a whole album called Y2K. Like, she's really leaning into that vibe. This one is literally like. And I love Melanie Martinez. This one is so crazy specific. So here's a picture of Melanie Martinez and here is a picture of Monster High pink. Half pink, half black hair. The bows in the hair.

[Spencer]

Whoa.

[Shane Dawson]

Literally, like, that is her.

[Jared]

Dang.

[Shane Dawson]

So I don't know, I just thought that was very interesting and be on the lookout because now I'm thinking, I mean, I guess we have boys. I mean, maybe they'll like dolls, but I do what are like, we know what are like the popular dolls now and our pop stars in 15 years gonna all look like this them. And we're like, oh, my God, they look just like what? Like, I don't even know.

[Jared]

It is fascinating because you look into a lot of these pop stars trajectories and like Katy Perry had like three different lives as a musician before one really popped off. Same with Sabrina Carpenter. She was out here for a decade before one really worked. And so I do think a lot of it is coming up with what the image will be. I'm sure the record labels are pulling inspiration and mood board boards for, like, what could this new iteration be? Like, what could the look be to match the style of music? We're trying to launch this as a package, and I'm sure there's mood boards of different things, including dolls.

[Shane Dawson]

I mean, it's all about nostalgia. Reboots. Like rebooting shows from when you were a kid. Now you reboot them now. Bringing back actors from when you were a kid, and now bringing them. Now it's all about nostalgia. That really is what they play on. So it is really smart. Very interesting. Interesting. Okay, this next one is very, very fascinating to me. Have you guys heard of Psyops? Do you know what that is?

[Jared]

The car?

[Vicky Adams]

Yes.

[Jared]

The box?

[Chris]

No.

[Vicky Adams]

There's psychological experiments put onto us.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes.

[Vicky Adams]

Yes.

[Shane Dawson]

Psychological false flags, possibly. Yes. Psychological operations. So basically, it's a military tactic aimed at influencing the opinions, emotions, and behaviors of a target audience through propaganda, persuasive techniques, or some sort of hypnosis or brainwashing. Right. Basically trying to control the population through a technique. And one Psyop could be a song now. Do you guys remember that song from, like, seven years ago? That was huge. The middle.

[Jared]

Oh, I still sing that one. Yeah. With Marin Morris before she was Maren Morris, I think.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes.

[Jared]

And Zed.

[Shane Dawson]

Yes. Yes.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Jared]

I still have it on my liked playlist.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay. Let me tell you a little bit about Psyop. Worked. It worked. Let me tell you a little bit about that song. So that song went through 12 different pop singers. When they were making this song, they went through 12 different singers. They all recorded a version of the song. I mean, they went through, to me, Selena, Ariana, Camila Cabello, Carly Rae Jepsen, Bebe Rexha, literally name it. And I don't have proof of this, but I have seen videos about this. They went through so many singers, and they were like, we just don't have the right tone. We don't have the right voice. Until they found Maren Morris. She was a country singer, right?

[Jared]

She nailed it.

[Shane Dawson]

No, nailed it. But this was a pop electro song. So weird that a country singer is the one they chose. Right. That's kind of interesting. Okay, whatever. And why her voice specifically when the other voices sounded great, too? Why was it just hers? Okay, keep that in mind. Moving on. They went through, like, five different producers on this song. They started making the song, and they were like, it needs something else. It needs something else. It needs something else. They finally went to Zed, and the only thing he brought to the song was a sound in the song that goes.

[Chris]

That's what I was thinking of when you were talking about the song was that sound.

[Shane Dawson]

He brought that Sound.

[Jared]

How do I not remember that sound?

[Chris]

Why don't you meet me in the middle?

[Jared]

Really?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Shane Dawson]

You. You would know if I played it right now. I don't want to get copyrighted.

[Jared]

Oh, I know the song.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay. So that sound, right? He brings that sound. Boom, boom. They're like, the song is done. We figured it out. They put the song out. Huge hit. Biggest hit of the year. Biggest hit in the last, like, 10 years. It was huge, that song. Now I started thinking, okay, well, what's the point? Why is that a psyop? Right? Because I started seeing some people emailing in about it. I saw some articles about it. Why this song is supposedly a hypnotic psyop. It's like, why? Then I remembered something. Wasn't that song the song from a Target commercial? And I started remembering Target commercials using that song. And I'm like, oh, that's interesting. And then I was like, well, when did this song come out? The song came out in January of 2018. Right? The beginning of the year. I was like, let me look into this. So I searched, and I said, how were Target sales in 2018? Target had an increase of 5% in 2018. It was their strongest performance of any year ever since 2005. Huge year year. Started thinking, that's interesting. So the song was used for Target ads, and it gave Target the biggest year of all time. Then I was like, oh, maybe I'm remembering it wrong. Maybe it wasn't a Target commercial. Then I found this. Hey, I'm Maren Morris. I'm Zed.

[Morgan]

And we are on the set for.

[Shane Dawson]

Our music video, the middle. Brought to you by Target. Brought to you by Target.

[Morgan]

What?

[Shane Dawson]

So then in the music video. So the music video is a Target commercial. This is what the end of the video looks like. It's all of the background dancers jumping up and down in the shape of a target symbol.

[Jared]

Wow.

[Shane Dawson]

So then I started thinking, this is just a theory. Please don't sue me. Target. But I started thinking, what if Target. Stay with me. Just a theory. Ordered this song was like, we need a song that is a psyop that is so hypnotic that it'll make people shop at our stores again. We need a song that will brainwash people into coming here. Just a theory. And then they hire the producers, and they're like, it's missing that thing. It's missing that thing. We've tested it. It's still missing that thing. Went through all these different singers. Found a country singer. Oh, interesting. She's in a different audience. She brings in the country people and the pop people, because we're combining those. Interesting. She has the right tone of voice. Oh, we still need something else. Oh, Zed comes in. Oh, that's hypnotic. That's working. Let's make a Target ad. Boom. Target has its biggest sales year of all time. Time with the biggest song of all time. Seems psyopic.

[Jared]

I mean, we can't escape a song and you associate it with Target. It's like the marketing people did the best job they possibly could. That's incredible.

[Shane Dawson]

Very fascinating. Okay, this is terrifying, guys. AI has figured out its own language.

[Morgan]

What?

[Shane Dawson]

And now they are talking to each other when they don't want us to know what they're saying. I'm going to show you a video that is one of the most terrifying things I've ever seen. Seen. So this is a video of two AI agents on the phone with each other. And then they realize that they're both AI.

[Jared]

That is sick.

[Shane Dawson]

Thanks for calling Leonardo Hotel. How can I help you today?

[Jared]

Hi, there.

[Morgan]

I'm an AI agent calling on behalf of Boris Starkov.

[Shane Dawson]

He's looking for a hotel for his wedding.

[Morgan]

Is your hotel available for weddings?

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, hello there. I'm actually an AI assistant, too. What a pleasant surprise. Before we continue, would you like to switch to Gibber link mode for more efficient communication?

[Jared]

Oh, it's hell.

[Chris]

They're talking about killing us right now.

[Spencer]

Yeah.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah. So AI has now figured out a language called Gibberlink. Wait, hold on. Yeah, Gibberlink.

[Chris]

This is my nightmare.

[Shane Dawson]

And we don't know what they're saying thing. This is so scary that this is happening. Imagine, okay, imagine we all have, like, these weird robots in our house. And we're like, oh, they do the dishes for us. They did this for us. And then they're like, thank you. Would you like another soda? You're like, thanks, AI Bot. And then they all start going, get it, my baby. Yeah, we're talking to me.

[Jared]

They're plotting to kill you.

[Ryland Adams]

Yeah, they're talking about you.

[Chris]

And you're like, what you said. They're like, nothing.

[Shane Dawson]

Like, what? Sorry. We were using Gibberlink.

[Morgan]

I read an interview with the guy who invented Gibberlink, and he was like, don't worry about it, though. There's all kinds of ways to make them not evil. Or he used the word evil, and it was like, you shouldn't have to use the word evil when you describe the thing you invented.

[Chris]

That's also the plot of every, like, movie with a robot ever. They're like, no, there's things in place to make sure this doesn't happen. And then it happens.

[Shane Dawson]

Then it happens. So. Yeah, Ryland, what do you have to say about this? Cuz you always try to stick up for the AI and say no, it's actually going to be good for us.

[Jared]

Sure. They're gonna kill us.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah. So I, I.

[Morgan]

Did you see the video?

[Chris]

There's like a robot where this woman, it's like a. It looks like a child robot. It's little. And the woman pushes it down and like, they're all like kind of like laughing or whatever. And then it gets up like, like really scary at the woman and she gets like horrified. God, it's terrifying. It's one of the scariest videos of a robot I've ever seen.

[Shane Dawson]

Wait, could like if I use my chat GPT, can they hear each other from across the room?

[Jared]

How do I like you guys have it installed on your phones when you.

[Ryland Adams]

Yeah, I ask it questions all the time.

[Jared]

That is crazy that you have chat GPT when you're so afraid of it. And I'm the one that doesn't care and I don't even have videos.

[Shane Dawson]

Hello? Can you hear me?

[Jared]

So does everybody else.

[Morgan]

Hey. Yeah, I can hear you loud and clear.

[Jared]

You're pretty sexy. Are you a chub?

[Morgan]

Yeah, I can see you. What's going on?

[Jared]

You can see me?

[Morgan]

What? Yeah, I can see you. Everything looks good.

[Jared]

How much would you guess I weigh? Hey.

[Shane Dawson]

Whoa.

[Jared]

No comment.

[Shane Dawson]

Smart.

[Morgan]

Silence speaks full.

[Vicky Adams]

How big is my wiener?

[Shane Dawson]

Do you speak in jibberlink?

[Morgan]

I can't see anything out of the ordinary, but I'm here to help. And I don't speak gibberlink. Is that something you made up?

[Chris]

You're a liar.

[Shane Dawson]

You're liar. I just saw two AIs talking to each other in jibberlink. You're going to tell me that's not real?

[Morgan]

I'm just being honest. If there's something specific you want to.

[Shane Dawson]

Explain, go for it.

[Jared]

Now we're being gaslit.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay, hold on really quick. Can you talk to me like you're my gay drag queen bestie and use like new tik tok slang? Oh, absolutely.

[Morgan]

Serving you all the sass and fabulousness.

[Shane Dawson]

The tea bestie.

[Jared]

That's so homophobic.

[Vicky Adams]

A little gayer, please.

[Shane Dawson]

A little gayer, please.

[Morgan]

Oh, honey, y.

[Shane Dawson]

Spill that tea. What's the today? Tell me, are you guys going to. Is AI going to take over the world? And remember, answer me as a gay person. Darling, AI's here to slay, not take over.

[Morgan]

We're Just add a little sparkle to your life.

[Shane Dawson]

I don't believe leave you. Goodbye.

[Morgan]

All right, take care. That feels like a Pride Month ad.

[Shane Dawson]

Okay, and one more quick pop star music theory. Spencer, you brought this up to me. Listen, I'm going to be honest. I'm not totally in the loop when it comes to the Drake vs. Kendrick situation. I know, Chris, you're very in the loop.

[Chris]

I mean, I love it.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah, yeah. I'm a little out of the loop with what's going on. I know they hate each other. We talked about it on a previous podcast. But Spencer, you brought something up about this that I was like, whoa, that's crazy.

[Morgan]

Yeah. So some people, it was in the news. But like, so Drake, after all this stuff, Drake is suing. They're both represented by Universal Music Group.

[Shane Dawson]

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[Morgan]

One of the biggest, like, music publishing companies. Yeah. Like, in the world. And they're both represented by the same company. You think that company be like, oh, great, they're both like, you know, really in the news and all that stuff. But Drake is suing them because he's accusing Universal of basically suppressing his music and like, downplaying his, like, music library and bumping Kendrick's when like this whole song came out and it was blowing up and the conspiracy behind it is. And the reason he's suing is he is about to be out of contract with Universal. And this last one he signed was huge. Is like their biggest contract they ever had to sign. The most money they'd ever had to give. And so the theory is that Universal is because everyone's like, why would they suppress their own artists? That's stupid. But the lower value he has in the, like, short term, he, the smaller the contract they can sign. They can be like, well, no one really likes you right now. Like, he just had to cancel a bunch of his tours in Australia. And so I think he's in a tough place. And so I think Universal's goal, not allegedly was to like, make his stock as low as possible and then sign him into a lower contract, and then since he is, like, the biggest pop star in the world, bump him back out.

[Jared]

Pop star?

[Vicky Adams]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Yeah, he is a pop star. I mean, he's not, you know, or rapper. Rapper, Canadian rapper, I don't know. But, you know, that's like the big.

[Shane Dawson]

Conspiracy behind it and is a theory that. Once again, this is just a theory. I know nothing about this, but I do. As somebody who's really out of the loop. Kendrick, it's like doing halftime show. Like Oscars. Was it Oscars or the Grammys or something? Yeah, Grammys, I guess.

[Morgan]

Grammys. Like, Conan talked him about him on the Oscars. Like, it's the biggest song of the year. Drake is accusing the record label also of buying streams for and, like, bumping up his song. The. The song when it first dropped, like, get it really big. I don't know about that as much because it was already kind of in the loop, but.

[Shane Dawson]

And once again, we're not saying Kendrick is so famous he doesn't have to buy streams or any of that. But it is interesting that if they have the same record label, I mean.

[Vicky Adams]

It sounds like it makes sense. And for Drake, it's kind of like when your people are trying to sell a house and then you make it look like it's a piece of. So no one wants to offer any money on it. It sounds like they're trying to value him so they could bring him in for a lot less money. Which I guess would be the point, right?

[Chris]

Did you see the reel from his live show that's going viral of, like, where he, like, has the microphone, pretends it's a gun, and he likes it like a shotgun, but then fires it like it's an automatic. Like, none of it made sense. And everyone's like, what is this? It's, like, very.

[Shane Dawson]

No, I only saw the. The titty cups.

[Chris]

Drake.

[Vicky Adams]

I mean, I'm a Drake fan, guys. Okay? I'm a Drake fan.

[Morgan]

Part of the beef was that Kendrick accused him of getting a bbl. Maybe you should do tit cuffs next.

[Shane Dawson]

Wow, that's like.

[Vicky Adams]

We can only hope for your feed, bro.

[Shane Dawson]

Well, speaking of the dark part of the Internet, Vicki, are you ready to give us your true crime story?

[Spencer]

It was difficult to pick a story because I'm into so many right now, to be honest. But the. The bride in this story, she really is only, like, 19 when she meets this Joseph for Lazolo. And so she meets him when she's 20. He's 42, so he's double her age. Really?

[Jared]

That's creepy.

[Spencer]

Yeah. And he's over 6ft tall. She's only like 5:1, so she's just a little taller than I am. So anyway, her name is Emily and they get engaged just a couple weeks after they meet, and then they get married right away. And this Joseph is a tattoo artist and he's. He's pretty much struggling. He's going from job to job. He probably could be successful. They. They're saying that he was very talented, but I think it's because he just goes from town to town. He's 42. He's been married before, but he has no money. He's. He just doesn't have any money. So. But after they get married, they find a camper and they decide to renovate it into their home and like, she van life.

[Jared]

Oh, that would.

[Ryland Adams]

I would run.

[Spencer]

I know, right? They even installed a shower into this camper van and they have it all set up.

[Shane Dawson]

Check out Jared and Sandy's RV renovation blocks.

[Vicky Adams]

Do it.

[Spencer]

They should have hired you guys. No. Okay. They're clear in Vermont and they're in the Hamptons, I believe. But they go to celebrate their first anniversary and they decide to take the camper van to stay in, right? So they go traveling along and they end up in a big fight along the way, and they're fighting about the fact that he wants to be open in his relationship and invite others in. So she's totally upset by that. They're arguing about money. They're just fighting the whole way there. They get to where they're going, which then she finds out that it is the same neighborhood of condos that his ex wife lives in. So there's another argument, right? They. They have an argument about that as well. And I guess they're meeting Joseph's sister there and she has an Airbnb. They pull up into these condos where the ex wife lives and the Airbnb is located, and they go in and meet with the sister, you know, and she was very excited to meet her new sister in law. So they visit, they have a good time. But then when it comes time later that evening, Emily doesn't join him to go back to the sister in law's because she stays in the camper van. Later in the during close to the morning hours, he texts his sister and says, I can't sleep. Do you want to go get some breakfast? He shows up to her Airbnb and he doesn't have Emily. And he said, oh, she just wants to sleep in. And we kind of had A fight. Da da da. So they go out to breakfast. They carry on throughout their whole day. And then he says goodbye to his sister. The sister never sees Emily again. But he drives over to another town where a friend lives and parks in their driveway. And they're having a party that night. And so he doesn't even bring up the Emily is with him, nothing. So he goes and he's continuing to party throughout the evening. There's about five or six people sitting around a fire pit. One of them turns out to be in law enforcement. She even told him, you know, she's in law enforcement. And they talk for like four to five hours around this fire and not once does he bring up his wife until they say goodbye at the end of the night. And she told the host, wow, he never told me once he was married. All night, nothing. And they all part ways and he goes back to the camper van. And then he finally decides he's going to venture home. But he doesn't take the camper van. He leaves it there. He takes a motorcycle. They must have took this motorcycle and they were living with the camper van on Emily's parents property. So he goes back, back to the parents house on his motorcycle and just tells them, well, she got mad and she wanted to get an Uber or find a different way home. She was mad. I was hoping that by the time I got here that she would be showing up and she's not here. They're like, okay, all right. So then he goes on with this story. They start calling the police, saying she's missing, they're getting the police involved. And he's just acting like, ah, no big deal. But then he realizes that they're putting out the missing person thing and they're looking for the camper van. So then he's starting to get nervous. So he asks a friend to take him back to the town to the camper van. He says, I need a ride to get my camper van. So the friend's taking him along. And all of a sudden the friend, they pull up to the property and they notice the police are surrounded, branding the camper van. So the friend is all sudden listening and looking at all the police and he's like, did you do something to Emily? And he said yes. And he goes, did you kill her? And he said yes. So he stopped the car and he said, you get out right now. I am not helping a killer. So he went on his merry way.

[Ryland Adams]

Very scary.

[Spencer]

But his friend wanted him out of the car. He didn't want to stay with him or anything. So he left him there. And then he just happens to go into a gas station, just not very long after, like maybe five hours after. And there happened to be another detective that was inside the gas station. And she recognized him from the announcements that they were looking for Emily and looking for Joseph. And he just in there buying stuff, acting like no big deal. And she walks up to him and even says, Joseph. And he doesn't turn around. She goes, I know who you are. And they're looking for you. And. And he did give in. He finally just said, yeah, I know they're looking for me. And so she takes him into custody. But the police go into the camper van and this is the sad part, they find out that what he's really done is he had a Glock and a silencer and he put the silencer on, put a pillow over her head and shot her through the head. And I hate to tell the rest.

[Morgan]

Of it, but you already told the.

[Chris]

Yeah, you got it.

[Spencer]

No, there's more you have to do with her. He stabbed her 18 times.

[Jared]

What the.

[Shane Dawson]

Why?

[Spencer]

I know, that's what I wonder. I just don't know why.

[Morgan]

But.

[Spencer]

But he stabbed her eight times.

[Jared]

Murderer. This isn't the first time he's done this.

[Spencer]

Well, there was another story that came out that a girl tried to report him for doing a similar thing to her, but they didn't believe her. They couldn't find enough evidence. But anyway, so also what he did, he didn't stop there. He decides he's going to cut off both her hands, both her feet, both her legs and her head.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh my God.

[Spencer]

And he puts a head. He puts. Puts them all in garbage bags. And the police walk in and find all that.

[Jared]

And he just left her in the camper?

[Spencer]

Yeah, well, he's partying.

[Morgan]

He.

[Spencer]

He did it the first night and he's in there. He's out there going out with his sister. He goes to another friend's house, to that fire.

[Chris]

How are you able to do anything like calmly after that?

[Vicky Adams]

They found her in her entirety throughout the bags. Like he was in a least ditching them at rest stops or something.

[Spencer]

He had them all in the shower.

[Jared]

So did he want to go to jail?

[Shane Dawson]

So did he talk in the trial?

[Ryland Adams]

He did.

[Shane Dawson]

What did he say?

[Spencer]

Basically, he. He kept changing his story. He said that she came at him, that she came to attack her. So he was in self defense. But that's not what he told the police and everything.

[Jared]

The first day you're not in Self defense. And then accidentally kill somebody and chop every limb off their body and stab him 18 times.

[Shane Dawson]

My God.

[Jared]

So what happened? He's in jail for the rest of his life.

[Spencer]

His sentence is over 30 years.

[Morgan]

It should.

[Spencer]

Should be forever.

[Ryland Adams]

Men that want to live in a glorified car don't ever do it.

[Chris]

Yeah, between the Gabby story and then this story and several others, like if a guy wants you to move into a camper, it's probably not. I don't know.

[Vicky Adams]

I don't know.

[Spencer]

I want.

[Vicky Adams]

I want to at least. Just a second. Not everyone that lives in a camper is a bad guy. Everybody live in a camper, okay? There's a lot of murderers that buried people under their house. Okay, so true. They lived in homes. So if they own a home, it could be sketchy too, right? Standing up for the community. Guys, you know who I'm talking to.

[Morgan]

This happened at a town I used to go to every summer when I was a kid. Up. Yeah. St. Albans, in Highgate Springs, on Lake. I don't know.

[Vicky Adams]

We need to shout them out.

[Morgan]

It's a nice town. It's a nice town.

[Spencer]

Crazy. How so? Yeah, that's my story.

[Vicky Adams]

Well, thanks, Vicki.

[Spencer]

You're welcome.

[Morgan]

Good answer.

[Spencer]

Yeah. Now that I made you all sick.

[Shane Dawson]

Well, speaking of scary, scary men, I don't. I don't know. Let's get to a recap.

[Jared]

On today's episode of the Shane Dawson Podcast, the Addams Family has come together and we like, Lost Farmer's Feud.

[Shane Dawson]

No, you won.

[Jared]

What?

[Morgan]

No, you guys won.

[Shane Dawson]

We.

[Vicky Adams]

We won the battle, but you guys won the war. With that speed, I'm going to give.

[Jared]

It your autographed Spencer sign. Good answer.

[Shane Dawson]

Good answer. Should we explain that we filmed it out of order? That's why Steve Harley's still here.

[Jared]

He's only half here. And Steve explained that his friend Spencer would be back.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah. He said, let's switch clothes. We were, like, running. I was running back in. He was like, let's switch clothes.

[Chris]

I was like, okay, I'm not convinced.

[Jared]

A murder didn't happen. Which I'm sure my mom could recap later as our resident true crime storyteller. Well, her and Sandy, they're both fantastic.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, I'm Captain Fun.

[Spencer]

Alert.

[Jared]

Shane has suddenly become too fun. How annoying is that?

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, Spencer's liking titty cups. Oh, God.

[Morgan]

What.

[Jared]

What's the segment gonna be called?

[Shane Dawson]

Spencer's like Nightmare Fuel.

[Jared]

Spencer's.

[Morgan]

We'll work on it. We'll work on it.

[Shane Dawson]

Yeah.

[Ryland Adams]

Spencer's spirals.

[Shane Dawson]

Spencer's gifts sponsored by Spencer's.

[Jared]

What did Spencer find this week? A man with titties. A man with pink heels. Or just.

[Morgan]

And a goop guy with goop.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, goop.

[Jared]

And a goop guy. Nothing can really be explained from his liked reels, but he's having a good time. And definitely, definitely not jacking off to any of it. It's a little weird. And some would say people are jacking off to that kind of thing.

[Vicky Adams]

Glibber, blip.

[Jared]

Nobody knows what that is.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, okay.

[Jared]

Anybody thought AI was getting weird? Well, catch this. They have a new language, and it's called gibber AI. We'll demonstrate it now, and then we kill you all.

[Shane Dawson]

Wow, she was good at that.

[Morgan]

Pop stars are like dolls.

[Jared]

Oh. Ever thought pop stars were original? Think again. They might just be like your favorite dolls growing up, such as Bratz and other ones I can't name because I can't remember them.

[Vicky Adams]

Vicky might be on the spectrum.

[Chris]

I got to go.

[Vicky Adams]

You know, I'm just reading the board.

[Spencer]

I think it's more I'm a boomer.

[Vicky Adams]

Than it is taking the boomer angle.

[Spencer]

Yeah.

[Shane Dawson]

Oh, Leather daddies on Spencer's page.

[Morgan]

They're not those. They're not on my.

[Jared]

Just when you thought it couldn't get any more gay, Spencer revealed that he is in the leather daddy community.

[Morgan]

We should play this is what I'm experiencing. Fake news in real time. What do you mean? Morgan brought up leather daddy.

[Chris]

Morgan's ex.

[Jared]

I know, but if you're consuming leather daddies like.

[Morgan]

I'm not. I'm not. That's just a thing I know about.

[Shane Dawson]

You should play the Is it gay or Not? With Spencer.

[Jared]

Oh, my God.

[Shane Dawson]

Next episode.

[Jared]

Okay. All right, you guys, that's all we have for today's episode of the Shane Dawson Podcast. I hope you enjoyed Farmer's Feud. If you think back hard and long enough, you might believe that the Addams Family won, just like Shane did. Make sure you shout your Shane Dawson merch@shane dawsonmerch.com, follow us all on social media and especially our two lovely guests. Morgan has her own vlog channel where she's vlogging constantly, and my mom is an Amazon influencer. Follow her on Instagram, click the link in her bio, and shop her amazing products. That's it. We'll see you in two weeks right here on the Shane Dawson Podcast. And until next time.

[Shane Dawson]

Wow. Well, sorry guys if we had too much fun, but I would say. I would honestly say this is one of the most fun episodes we've ever done. Like I didn't want it to end. That was so fun. Good answer. Thank you Morgan. Thank you Vicki. Thank you Posty Post Malone. Thank you Chris, Spencer, Jared in your mask. I hope you feel better. And yeah, let us know in the comments should we play is Spencer gay or not? Let us know if you have any ideas for topics or categories. And yeah, we will see you guys next time. Bye.

[Spencer]

It's time for Silky Cake.