Ep 601 - Gen Z White Boy (feat. Devan Costa & Conner McNutt)
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What secret topics are discussed at the beginning of the episode?
Hey, we're here.
What the hell is going on? Connor McNutt, Devin Costa. We just had some secret talk that we, you know. Some secret talk.
Top secret talk.
Well, it's gonna look bad now because then the thing we're talking about, okay, we didn't have that kind of secret talk because we're about to talk about the BAFTAs. Right. Yeah. It wasn't, it wasn't, look, I can assure you it was not that, that was not that secret talk, but. No.
No.
What are the hosts' thoughts on the BAFTAs and the Tourette's guy?
The guy with Tourette's, yeah. I mean, I came in weird because we technically did have personal talk.
We also started three times in a row right now, which makes things awkward.
100%. Everything's on the up and up. You're going to be assured of that. You're going to be assured of that. Guys, thanks for coming. Of course, we know we're a pretty big get.
Anything to help. You're lucky we're here.
I'll take it. I am genuinely lucky you're here. Thank you. I'm fucking proud you guys are here. Yeah, man. God dang. So with all the formalities out of the way, we're talking Baptist.
We're talking Baptist. It was a crazy situation because I thought Sinners was overrated, but I think that guy went too far. And then I had to check out the Tourette's guy's movie. Have you seen it? 12 Years a Slave?
No.
That's the Tourette's movie. It's a crazy fucking movie. It's called I Swear.
What is it? I Swear. I Swear. Was he the director, writer?
No, no. It's based on him. And an actor, a really good actor, plays him in it. And it's very good. I watched it right after the N-word dropped.
Oh, he was the guy. That's a crazy marketing campaign.
I felt like it was intentional. Yeah, because I immediately watched the movie.
Also, they apparently missed the Oscar cut-offs by a week or two. So this movie's going to be in circulation for the next year. Yeah. It'll probably get nominated next year for the Oscars. So we'll hear about the Tourette's guy for the next year. Unless he gets killed by a black woman.
Why was he at the BAFTAs, though?
Tourette's guy... He's a British guy.
How do the guests feel about the portrayal of race in film and media?
He's actually kind of famous in England. Okay. John Davidson.
He's a white boy.
He's a white boy, yeah. He's a crazy white boy. He's a very crazy white boy. He's never said it to Idris Elba, which is interesting.
I don't know, dude. Michael B. Jordan is jacked.
Yeah.
You should say it to anybody, whether they're weak or strong.
You said it to Delroy Lindo, too, who is like an older black dude and probably really heard it directed at him at times.
Okay, so this has been kind of the... Well, first of all, I'm curious. Was his movie being nominated or he was just an actor? Yes. Yeah, the actor that played him won.
The guy who plays him won.
But was he played by a black man? No, no, no. What are you talking about? Is Baptist for black?
No, it's British.
No, no, it wasn't the fucking NAACP awards.
You think this is a segregated award show for black people? There's the BET awards. Right, no, Baptist is not that. I thought it was like the BET, British BET. No, no.
You thought it was like Badass Film Awards.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I thought it was Black Actors Film.
That's very funny.
The whole time, I was like, dude, he did it at the British. I thought he did it at the British BET Awards. No, he did it at the British. So this is just like the British Actors. Yes.
It's a guy who's, like, actually, like, he's, like, a crown jewel of London. Like, everyone loves this guy. There's, like, a documentary series about the guy.
Yeah, yeah.
And then they made a movie out of it. So, like, he's, like, I mean, he called, like, the queen a cunt to her face.
Yeah. Did he really? One of his best friends died. And when the cops came, he goes, like, I killed him. I killed him.
You say the thing that's never happened. Thanks for clearing up the fact this wasn't the British beat. I the whole time was going, whoa. The British beat. I love that you thought that. That's great.
That's beautiful, actually. You got a beautiful mind, dude. That's great. You're like, how cool is London? They have a black award show.
What insights are shared about the impact of social media on Gen Z?
Good for them, dude. I just thought it was. That's so funny.
That's embarrassing. So, okay.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What secret topics are discussed at the beginning of the episode?
0:00–0:22
2
What are the hosts' thoughts on the BAFTAs and the Tourette's guy?
0:22–1:56
3
How do the guests feel about the portrayal of race in film and media?
1:56–3:44
4
What insights are shared about the impact of social media on Gen Z?
3:44–6:10
5
How do the hosts discuss the normalization of certain behaviors in society?
6:10–8:29
6
What are the implications of cancel culture discussed in the episode?
8:29–11:03
7
How do the guests reflect on their past jobs and experiences?
11:03–12:39
8
What conclusions do the hosts draw about personal growth and societal expectations?
12:39–1:11:05