Wil Anspach
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117 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Wil Anspach’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That's where he calls it. Hey, man, do not portray me as Jesus being crucified on a cross. Although I'm not going to lie. 12-year-old me or whatever it was, I thought that was the banginest video I've ever seen in my life. Like, I remember that coming out, and I remember seeing it. It was on TRL, and I remember my mind being blown. Just like, oh my God, they crucified them? That's so sacrilegious.
So, to be fair, as a Roman Catholic kid growing up in Pennsylvania in the 90s, I did kind of think, yeah, holy shit, that was sacrilegious. Like, perspective is a very important piece of this whole thing. And in the 90s, That was sacrilegious as hell. You know, that was some like Marilyn Manson level of sacrilege going on inside of the community.
Must be nice. I mean, you know, we have this amazing celebrity worship culture in our country. It's just inevitable all the time, right? It's like we will, no matter who, find some sort of martyr or savior or just God in whatever exists inside celebrity. We're happy to have that. We're happy to have somebody that we can go to a courthouse on our day off of work.
It's just so funny, man.
Yeah. The whole situation, there's still a lot of like... What happened exactly. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The story gets really convoluted. There's stuff coming out right now about it, you know, that it's been 20 years and we're still just now getting like the pieces that come out about stuff about like, oh, this actually happened or this person was involved. So...
It's definitely a bit of like, you know, lost to time and the whole concept of how unreliable human beings are at like recounting things that have happened to them. Even completely sober with no issues, not at a club at two o'clock in the morning in New York, you know.
And the P Diddy era, I love that.
Right, yeah, this is the Danny DeCain era, right?
It happens, doesn't it? It happens. Yeah. You know, you're going to try and get that cost of production down.
Oh, man, that was huge. If you were a teenager in the 90s, you definitely saw those.
Yep. Pete Diddy was recommending people to you.
I don't remember half the things that happened to me yesterday. Half sober, you know?
Literally, they found baby oil with GHB in it. Yeah. They weren't fucking around up in that place. Horrible. In the wake of all this, I've read a ton of stories of people that have recounted, like, their ditty situation, and so many of them, like,
induced with drugs in the most despicable ways, the unexpected ways that not even drinking ways like the I had a soda ways, you know, like not crossing even a boundary of alcohol, you know, and it's so it's like to see this shit happen to people. It's it's like it's it's targeted and mean and shitty. It's like it's it's just like horrible. Yes, it's evil. It is evil.
I'm not a God person, but it's evil. It's like going after people that are just living normal lives and trying to survive.
It's horrible. It's like the type of shit that you're like, what the fuck?
Brutal, man. It's just so dark, dude.
The power dynamic, as someone who has been in the industry, right, it's like, even people that...
Let me put this in perspective for people for real. I was going into the music industry. I was a 26-year-old male. Six foot tall, 185 pounds, in the pretty decent shape. With combat experience. Because I was an ex-Marine with combat experience who had been shot 28 times. I felt pressure from people at times. I felt pressured to do things that I didn't want to do. at times, you know?
So in perspective of like being just like a naive person trying to get into the music industry, like young, like, like no real harsh life experience.
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