Hanging With Apes

Eminem drops a surprise album titled "Music To Be Murdered By." The Apes review and analyze the album and it's cultural references. 

Dave Chappelle's Mark Twain Prize Speech touched on his views on the first amendment, the importance of comedy as an art form, a history lesson on the word Griot and how pivotal a role his mom played early on in his career. The Apes then discuss Tim Pool's views on Vice's argument that Millenials deserve Boomer generation's wealth. Finally, the guys give their thoughts on The Oscars 2020 nominations and who they think some of the winners will be. 

The Apes give their take on Ricky Gervais' Golden Globe monologue slamming Hollywood and how they were not very happy about it. Then, the guys break down the killing of Iran's Maj. Gen. Soleimani by U.S. airstrike. Will this situation cause World War 3?

As 2019 comes to a close and we all prepare for the year 2020, this episode of Hanging With Apes is a bit personal as K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics go over some of the things that they've learn over the past year and decade. The Apes also discuss some of the things they are looking forward to in the coming years.

President Donald Trump has been impeached on two articles of impeachment. Furthermore, not a single republican voted in favor of impeachment and all but 3 democrats voted for it which showed how partisan this impeachment was. The Apes give their take on why that is and what could be expected going forward. 

In the midst of the pre-production for this episode, the Apes get a business call. Therefore, it's only right that K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics discuss the nature entrepreneurship.

The Apes dissect a tweet stating that "the idea that porn is a problem is hysterically wrong." Furthermore, the guys break down how the internet and social media have completely changed the landscape when it comes to porn. Is there a porn epidemic or is that notion ridiculous? Finally, the guys get into other ways social media can influence people. 

The Jubilee YouTube channel uploads a video titled "I'm An Incel. Ask Me Anything." The Apes break down this video and share their thoughts on the ideas and beliefs shared by the Incel that was interviewed. 

A Facebook debate about Bernie Sander's student debt cancellation proposal sparks a conversation between K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics. The Apes then discuss if a middle class budget can buy a new American car. 

The hit TV show Rick and Morty often poses some very interesting questions about how the world and universe operate at large and in this episode of Hanging With Apes the guys discuss the concept of the world hating smart people. K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics then talk about a segment of a YouTube video featuring Grant Cardone in which he illustrates the rules that rich people play by.

The Apes break down the "OK Boomer" meme that has went viral recently. Where does it stem from and why has it hit a chord? But first the guys break down a sugar thot posting a video of herself being kissed by an older man while she looks in disgust. Then the guys give their thoughts on a teacher getting fired for beating up a student. Lastly, a video of a gay student beating up his bully goes viral and the Apes break down how people have reacted. 

Famous Mexican weathercaster, Yanet Garcia, also known as the world's hottest weathergirl has a new boyfriend. The Apes analyze some of the small details they have noticed about their dynamic as a couple and how social media can tell a story. Then the guys discuss a YouTube video titled "I Owe About $90,000 in Student Loans" and what blogger, podcaster and author, Aaron Clarey, thinks about it. 

Kanye West Finally releases his ninth studio album, "Jesus Is King." The album follows a Christian theme and features a significant gospel influence. Due to it's subject matter the project has people talking and some divided on whether or not he should make money pushing his faith. Then, in the spirit of Halloween, K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics give their analysis of 2015 horror film "The Witch" directed by Robert Eggers. 

South Park satirizes Hollywood for their willingness to shape their content to satisfy the Chinese government. Since then, China has banned South Park from being streamed and all mentions of the show have been scrubbed from their internet. On a very similar note Lebron James echoes the same sentiments as Hollywood by condemning Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey's tweet supporting Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters. The Apes then give their take on Martin Scorsese saying that Marvel and DC films are not cinema. Francis Ford Coppola seems to be on the same boat saying Marvel movies are despicable. 

The Apes analyze a WorldStar video that shows a father beating his son for dancing with a gay man. Was the dad wrong in doing what he did? Then the guys discuss 2020 presidential hopeful Beto O'Rourke's idea of stripping the tax-exempt status of churches that oppose same-sex marriage. 

"Joker" by director Todd Phillips has opened with a $96 million weekend domestically and $247 million worldwide. K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics give their review of the the movie and discuss the controversy that has followed the film. The guys then discuss the upcoming "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie" which is set to release October 11. This spawns an in depth conversation about the philosophy behind the characters of Breaking Bad throughout the show.

Last week a whistleblower had made a complaint against President Trump that alleges that Ukrainian President Zelensky's administration was led to believe that a meeting or phone call between President Trump and Zelensky would depend on whether or not they would launch an investigations that would help Trump politically. The Apes break down what they think this means for President Trump and the Democratic party. Then The Apes discuss the feud between two of the most prominent Red Pill gurus, Richard Cooper from "Entrepreneurs in Cars" and Coach Greg Adams. Is being Red Pilled part of MGTOW or is it it's own separate entity?

K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics talk about the dating dynamics of the 2010's and how 3rd and 4th wave feminism have contributed to the blurred lines that exist between hoes and housewives. This sparks an in depth conversation about men, women and their sexual market place value at different points in their lives. The Apes then discuss a video on YouTube called "Nice Guys Get Leftovers - MGTOW." This video discusses how women like nice guys when they get older and the bad boy phase has passed. 

Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh is back on the news along with #MeToo. Ben Shapiro trends on Twitter for remaining skeptical about these new accusations because "nobody has yet described" his genitalia. Is Twitter overreacting or is there truth in what Ben Shapiro is trying to say? With Dave Chapelle going after cancel culture, Bill Burr's new Netflix Special "Paper Tiger" is out and he exposes outrage culture. People and critics are not in agreement on where they stand so the Apes give their take on why that is. 

Milo Yiannopoulos is allegedly now broke after being banned from Twitter and Facebook, effectively cutting off his audience. K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics give their thoughts on the situation and ask whether the government should start to evaluate and create laws to defend the public's right to free speech. Furthermore, will peer to peer website's like BitChute.com start picking up steam and pave the way for the future. Should Big Tech be allowed to buy off the competition? Finally, the Apes discuss what they feel should come first between business and family.