Share & Wu & Tell with Method Man and Dan Le Batard
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Welcome to Pablo Torre Finds Out. I am Pablo Torre, and today we're going to find out what this sound is.
The pastor brings him to the church, but the pimpin' brings him back. Right after this ad.
What is your algorithm like now that... My algorithm is a lot of workout stuff.
Meth looks good. Thank you. He always looks good. Appreciate that.
What does Generation X mean to Method Man?
It's so frustrating how good he looks. I get alerts wherever it is that I am that meth is appearing somewhere in public because of the amount of thirsty women who still, still are looking. You know this is true. They're as rare as the 50-year-old plus sex symbol that gets women as crazy as meth does at this point.
I would say that these are females that are rooting for a generation that was very rare. A very rare generation. Generation X. We're different. We are different.
Wait, hold on, hold on. For people who don't remember or understand, and by the way, Method Man, thank you for being here. Thank you, sir. Thank you. Big fan, Pablo. Oh, well, this is a true delight for a couple of reasons, one of which is that you guys, you and Dan, go way back. That's my brody. And I need to ask about that. But for people who don't remember your generation, what is Generation X?
Generation X is the generation that came in between televisions and computers. We were there before the internet. It's more or less like we had the best of both worlds. We were the generation that still played outside, had less rules, and even had a reminder on television. It's 10 o'clock. It's 10 p.m.
Do you know where your children are? Because parents forgot they had kids back then. They were in the street playing with other kids, which is not something that's happening anymore.
We drank out of the water hose, brother. Come on. Generation X. Different. Made different.
How did you two first get to know each other?
Sports. It's sports and the show, right? Absolutely. As I recall, I just really enjoyed talking to him the first time I talked to him and was flattered. that he would have any interest in what we were doing. But when he talks about Generation X and the way that Wu-Tang hits people, ESPN did that for him, I'm assuming. Yes. That it's on his television and he feels like he knows me before he knows me. And then he gave me the pleasure of allowing me to know him. And then I get the rare instance. I don't think a lot of people.
Far too current.
No, I don't think a lot of people get the experience I got, which is you're a fan of somebody before you meet them because you think they're authentic. Right. You feel like you know them because of the art they make. And then you meet them and you like them even more than you like the art they were making.
I want to target Dan for a second because you're a friend of Dan, which means you are in the club of people who is undoubtedly getting FaceTimes from Dan Levitard.
Well, not exactly FaceTimes, but we do do the phone thing. We definitely do do the phone thing. And when we're face-to-face, those conversations are totally off the record. But it's real. It's definitely real.
FaceTime, though, it's more sharing video. I'll send him a video. Instead of voicemails or instead of we send each other.
The angle from below his chin where he's just like crying.
It's the equivalent of FaceTime.
Generation X's version of FaceTime. This is Dan sending POV videos from below.
How did Method Man and Dan Le Batard first connect?
He's properly groomed, and so he doesn't have the nose hair issues, yes, but it's a little more intimate, I suppose, than he would like.
Very much so. Very much so. And, I mean, watching Dan with his father on the show, but prior to that being on ESPN, you as well, guest on PTI, things of that nature, part in the interruption. Love that show. Anyway, I'm a Long Island kid, so sports were very... Prevalent in Long Island from the time you're a shorty playing Little League baseball to when you get old enough to play peewee football. Then it's lacrosse, basketball, the whole shebang. I mean, I even wrestled one year in junior high school.
What's the scouting report on junior high school Method Man in a singlet?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:30
2
What does Generation X mean to Method Man?
0:30–3:29
3
How did Method Man and Dan Le Batard first connect?
3:29–5:46
4
What was Method Man's experience in junior high wrestling?
5:46–11:01
5
How does Method Man view the impact of teamwork in music?
11:01–16:24
6
What lessons does Method Man share about creativity and insomnia?
16:24–20:32
7
Why are rappers considered good liars?
20:32–23:33
8
What is the story behind the Wu-Tang Clan's recruitment video for KD?
23:33–57:52
Speakers
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