The Glasses Podcast #4: Acid Trips and Rival Idols
Griffy and Jared are back for a new episode of the Glasses Podcast, to talk about anime, Nick Cannon, Drake, Pokemon, Avatar, James Cameron, Lakeith Stanfield and more!
@fakelongbeachgriffy
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@trellevison
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00:00 Intro
0:05 Griffy talks not being on the platform for a minute and thanks Adam for not getting rid of them
0:55 Griffy breaks down their New Years plans and doing acid for the first time
2:43 New Avatar movie review and allegations of James Cameron appropriating culture
4:37 Griffy reveals his new found passion: Pokémon and names his first Pokémon "Fire Cuh"
7:37 Griffey says the only thing he hates about shrooms is that you can't fall asleep
17:13 Griffy talks about panicking as soon as he was alone when he was on acid and seeing numbers on his eyelids
21:30 The guys break down Trellevison's first time doing shrooms and watching Pocahontas29:28 Jared tells everyone to never do acid if you're in a sad mind state
30:38 The guys break down what they've been doing while they were gone and why they haven't been doing their podcast on No Jumper
33:22 Griffy and Jared talk about unnecessary sequels to movies
38:42 Jared on people that he really idolizes that he never wants to meet because they're probably assholes and Griffy doesn't wanna have a bad first interaction with Drake
41:20 The guys speak on Bad Bunny throwing a fan's phone for recording him
41:49 The guys break down their experience of feeling overwhelmed by fans at Dream Con
43:35 Griffy breaks down his hate for R&B artist Giveon after meeting him and hasn't listened to his music since
54:20 Griffy says half of Anime Black Twitter hates him and shares his distaste for Dragon Ball Z fans
56:04 Jared says DaBaby is probably not nice in real life and speaks on the people that might actually be cool in person
57:28 The guys break down the Lakeith Stanfield situation involving his baby mama and Griffy sympathizes with Lakeith
1:01:10 Griffy says he's not having any more babies until he's married and says Nick Cannon looks like he actually takes care of his kids
1:03:15 The guys speak on hating Tik Tok podcasts and ask "Who wants to see this?"
1:04:30 Griffy says he wants to see more podcasts about mental health and Jared doesn't want to see people arguing beliefs anymore
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