Trippin' Balls On A Plane w/ Russell Peters | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
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What health issue is Bert facing?
And welcome to another episode of Two Bears, One Cave. Pretty crazy news regarding my co-host Bert's nervous system. He has some type of nerve issue, neuropathy stuff that they're doing. They're treating him. And right now, thankfully, sitting in for him today is the great Russell Peters, everybody. Hey! Hey!
Why is Russell Peters considered beloved?
I'm sure the people watching this are going, who? Or why the fuck him? No. You're beloved, man. You are beloved. By comics. Yeah, but I mean, I think. But real people, no.
You don't think real people love you?
Some, I think it's 50-50. I think it's split pretty decently.
Really?
Yeah, it's half hate, half love.
But doesn't that mean that you've actually made it? I could be. I don't think that people who are. Usually, the most beloved comedians are comedians who haven't quite hit yet. Right. That's who's beloved. Like they're kind of ascending and people are like, we want them to get a shot. Right. And then when like, once you're like, once you get the shot, then the people go, Oh, fuck this guy.
Yeah. Yeah. So like, it's like when people like, Oh, I used to like Eminem before people knew who he was. You're like, okay, shut, calm down there.
What are Russell and Tom's thoughts on Eminem's music?
What is, by the way, you are, I've told this before many times publicly, that you're one of the people that like, if I had to say like the things that I identify that like, you know, make up what I am, what I like, I would definitely list hip hop music in there. And then I'm like, yeah. And then I met Russell Peters and I was like, oh, I guess maybe I don't like hip hop because I don't know a fucking one one hundredth of your knowledge of hip hop is absolutely astonishing.
Do you know the ironic part is I don't really listen to it.
Really?
Yeah. I generally listen to just probably classic rock most of the time. Really? Yeah. I love hip hop as a culture. As a culture. As a culture. Because it's part of your foundation. It made me who I am. Yeah. It made me dress a certain way, walk a certain way, talk a certain way. Dance. I've seen you dance. Dance a certain way. And I've seen you DJ. DJ a certain way. Do you still get on the turntable? I absolutely do. You do. I thought you were going to have a set set up. We're going to get busy.
No, but I've seen you do it many times. Yeah, it's fun. I'll do a party for you guys one day. What is, because I find this fascinating, specifically about Eminem. And I'll say this. Eminem, almost like to the point we were just saying about having made it, has people who go, I love this guy. A whole bunch of people that will be like, I hate this guy. Like, hate somebody. You're like, wow. Yeah. And then every time there's like... The two things I've heard about the criticism and then in defending them, people will be like, oh, they ain't playing Eminem in the hood. Like they're not, you know? But then every time an elite MC is in a radio interview, like fucking Rakim or somebody, they will all be like...
Eminem is like, he is either, they'll either say he's the greatest or this is one of the greatest of all time. This guy's incredible.
Yeah, they always say he's in a different lane.
What's your take?
I think Eminem's dope. I mean, does he make some flop albums? Sure, but who doesn't? It's not like everybody's banging out. you know bangers every month no he you know he takes his time he sits and he waits till he gets some ideas and he comes back he doesn't need to do it that's why he does it just for like he does it just because he remind you but i'm i can still do this yeah and i'm super creative and yeah he's a recluse though like he doesn't not leave his house He's just in Detroit. He's somewhere in Michigan. Somewhere in Michigan. Every time I play like Windsor, you played Windsor, I call Royce and I'm like, Royce, why don't you come to the show? He's like, I'll come. Why don't you call Marshall? He just sends me laughing emojis. And I go, what? He goes, Marshall ain't coming there. Marshall's not crossing the border to come see you dumbass. Staying at his house. Yeah.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What health issue is Bert facing?
0:05–0:32
2
Why is Russell Peters considered beloved?
0:32–1:16
3
What are Russell and Tom's thoughts on Eminem's music?
1:16–4:39
4
What are the challenges of touring in international venues?
4:39–7:49
5
What experiences do Russell and Tom share about meeting royalty?
7:49–10:03
6
How do cultural differences affect stand-up comedy?
10:03
7
What is the significance of hip-hop in Russell's life?
1:11–22:08
8
What are the latest updates on Russell's special?
22:08–1:03:59
Speakers
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