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Brett, it is back to you and me, who is your garbage person of the week?
>> My garbage person has to do with Tim Poole, but it's not Tim Poole.
But in order for you to understand my point,
I need to show you this little teaser from Tim Poole's new music video.
Make sure you're seated and pay attention to the lyrics of this genius.
Take a listen.
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So with that in mind my garbage person is everyone
who thinks that Tim Poole is not a musical genius.
>> [LAUGH] >> As Jordan,
you'll pointed out it's hoobastank at home.
>> [LAUGH] >> Yes, you might listen to this and
say this guy still thinks it's 1993.
>> [LAUGH] >> You're wrong.
Yes, he wishes it was 1993 because that's when he had hair.
>> My God!
>> I'm balding as well.
I understand sometimes you just gotta grin and bear it buddy.
>> You have immunity then [LAUGH] >> Yeah, my people,
I can talk about my people.
The lyrics are staring at the heartache in your soul as your heart fell to pieces.
The either lead singer of Eve six tweeted something like,
yo dude, I've written some pretty horrible lyrics.
But none have been so redundant and vapid as that.
And so I think my garbage people are people like ham dinner with mayonnaise,
appreciator 6'3''' I Q 74 says.
It's so cute when right wingers attempt creativity,
it's like when circuses would make bears wear people clothes.
And then put them on little bicycles, how dare you,
you garbage person or the Quiet Mouse who says.
I wanna say don't quit your day job, but you should quit that too.
>> [LAUGH] >> You Evil Mouse stay quiet,
let he who has not tried emo screamo alt rock ballads.
Cast the first stone and gravitas, what Gravitas who purports
to have some kinda expertise as an audio engineer myself.
I appreciate how it's been mixed in such a way that Tim's vocals are only the third
most prominent thing in the mix.
Great production decision there, in my opinion.
>> Yeah, so if we could get ready to potentially have the video up as a B roll,
that would be great.
Because I don't know music, I don't really appreciate music.
So for me, I don't know if that's really bad or
just as bad as I think a lot of music is.
But I love the idea that they filmed that.
They recorded it and then they handed it over to the true heroes of this story who
are, okay, so what the hell do we do with this now?
So I guess the audio engineers, okay, so if we just take his voice and
just shove it behind a bunch of stuff that will help a bit.
And then they take a look at the shots and they're,
this isn't nearly as cool as he said, it would be.
Maybe if we just shake the camera constantly.
It'll look like something happening.
We're just taking a lot.
>> I watched the whole video this morning because believe it or not,
it has dropped on the masses.
And it's the fact is that the right wing cultural war eco sphere is,
as I said earlier in the show.
Just basically a way for them to make money and
in the case of Tim Poole and Ben Shapiro.
A way for them to follow their original passions which are film making and music.
And so they cultivate a following so that they can finally, after,
combing so much mierda, they can then go ahead.
And do the thing that actually gives them some kinda disgusting release.
That video by the way, the song is so God awful.
It's three minutes of build up without anything happening except in the music
video, his girlfriend walking around or whoever lost.
And then their heartache falls to pieces and then they run away.
It is truly, [CROSSTALK]
>> But she's not physically lost.
She's spiritually lost.
>> The best part about it is picturing him finishing the lyrics and being got a hit.
>> He's a right wing grifter.
It probably will be a hit amongst his fan base who has no taste whatsoever.
He'll probably sell a whole bunch of it, I think.
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