Discussion on AI Comedy and Satire
Anyway, switching gears here, I do have to show you WhereForbidden, man.
Just he, he's just crushing it. If it's even a he, I think it's a he.
WhereForbidden makes all the AI videos that make us smile mocking neocons,
and like I said, these people have committed to Satan,
so they're not creative.
But people that are fighting for truth, and th- they're
always just funnier. They're funnier, they're more creative, and they're able to
create art, and able to create really funny AI videos.
We already unpacked the absurdity of Blake Neff's sit-down
interview wherein he just says all the things that everyone says all
the time about this, uh, Charlie Kirk investigation.
But he did a, uh, AI video
which really covered the bases on what took place during that interview.
Take a listen.
Candace is just, like, a lot. No, literally.
She can turn literally anything into a whole thing. Thank you.
Like, girl, it is never that serious. Mm.
And she tries to say me and Charlie weren't, like,
literally besties. Like, what?
Girl, ew.
Literally. Like, why are you even in my friendship business?
And I'm sorry, but who asked? Literally no one. Okay, thank you.
It's being weirdly invested. Very weirdly.
Be honest, if Candace walked in here right now?
I'd be nice. Liar.
I'd be so nice. That's how I know you hate her.
I just,
I just love it, because I do say this.
Clearly, the conservative movement is d- is
being run by a bunch of closeted homosexuals.
It's just so obvious. You wake up every single day
and all you do
is obsess over Candace Owens. It, there is something about it that
we obviously realize this is not manly, this is not objective,
and it's just so funny because it's the very things that they say
that the left is is what the neocon class is.
So I absolutely love @WhereForbidden.
Also, he does make clothes, and you should support him and, uh, in, in
any way that you can. The parody, the satire, the comedy, and the clothing.
ForbiddenClothes.com, @WhereForbidden.
Anyway, we'll be right back after a brief break.
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