DLUTI 227 - YouTube Extravaganza: Dr. Don and Puttin' Jorts On
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1 SPEAKER_08: Don't look under the internet.
SPEAKER_00: Starting out, recording.
SPEAKER_06: Are we recording?
Yeah.
Nice.
Mouthful of goldfish.
Welcome, everybody.
SPEAKER_04: We got mad.
We got it done.
We got Jason.
Fuck you, man.
We got me.
We got all four of us.
We got a podcast.
SPEAKER_02: Recipe.
Complete.
SPEAKER_01: Four men and a soundboard.
SPEAKER_06: Miles apart.
SPEAKER_04: We're not gay.
SPEAKER_06: We got a fun one, a silly Billy for you all today.
First off, no housekeeping for reasons you should all know by
now.
We did an episode last time about a man coming in an egg.
And uh was it the greatest?
No.
Was it the worst?
Yes.
But today, we're not talking about a man coming in an egg.
Instead, we're just talking about weird shit.
Yeah, you know, honestly, I don't know that.
So you don't know.
Because today today's a bit of a roulette.
We're gonna get into just some uh some YouTube oddities that
we've all stumbled across.
I really enjoy these episodes.
I I love two of you, but specifically when Doug brings
shit up.
The last couple of times we've done this, Doug's just like, you
ever see a thing about a lady who edits her own movie and it
looks weird?
Here you fucking go.
SPEAKER_01: Like I don't know if I can I don't even know if I can
compete with that episode, to be honest with you.
I I don't I'm we'll see.
We'll see what happens.
SPEAKER_06: We shall see, but uh yeah, we're just gonna go over
some weird YouTube stuff that we all found.
Uh who wants to be you do a big starty on this?
SPEAKER_07: I can start if you want.
I've got I have two of them.
One of them is more of an expl, like one of them has any number
of videos that we could go look through, and it's really up to
how we would like to do that one.
And the other one's just one video.
It's a channel, but it's a video that I've picked from it that I
think illustrates the entirety.
You guys want to do a uh an explore, or do you want to do uh
a video about jorts?
Oh, jorts, absolutely.
Is this Saturday shorts?
It's the same guy who made Saturday shorts.
Is it how to make jorts?
It is how to make jorts.
SPEAKER_03: Yes, I love this video.
SPEAKER_00: I think I made a reference to this in the last
episode, having absolutely no idea whatsoever that you were
gonna cover this.
SPEAKER_03: That's great.
SPEAKER_00: We were talking about never nudes, and I was
like, your Saturday shorts are your everyday shorts now.
I had no idea you were gonna.
SPEAKER_07: Holy shit, I didn't even catch that.
That's really fucking funny.
Um, so yeah, let's talk, let's talk about jorts, boys.
Um, so the video I found, it's by uh a guy named Brian David
Gilbert.
Um, if you haven't seen any of his stuff, I would highly
recommend checking it out.
It's all pretty fucking hysterical, it's very strange.
It's it's like weird dark humor.
Um, there's a he's got a whole bunch of videos, and all of them
are kind of in the same vein.
So this this video is just how to make jorts.
And he starts off, it's just him sitting in a red turtleneck
holding a cat, and he's um fellow about man of interest, I
see.
Absolutely.
Um, he does he explains uh to himself that he's a jorts
enthusiast, and you may have seen from him from his other
videos, such as Saturday Shorts, uh, or dreams, J-R-E-A-M-S, or
Jort Dreams.
Um, so he's got a couple other Jorts videos, but this is how
you actually make them.
And it started with him addressing some emails, and he
goes, you know what, I'm just gonna show you what the
journey's like to making jorts.
And first, he's very clear, he explains you cannot just buy any
old jorts off the rack at any store.
No, no, no, no.
You need to make your own jorts out of jeans that you've lived
in and and loved in, unfortunately.
He says that you definitely want to avoid committing the the
biggest sadness of all time, which is a gene jorded before
its time.
Um, I jorded my jeans.
I just jorded.
Uh so he starts in my pants.
He pulls out some jeans and he goes over the stories, had them
for a while.
Um, and he goes, You don't you want to make sure that you get
down the right technique?
And he goes, Make some a few practice passes with the
scissors.
It shows him just like pretending to cut the jeans
above the jeans like six or seven times.
And he's like, No, no, that wasn't the right one.
No, okay, that was a little better.
And he cuts his finger and some blood gets on the the jeans
right as he's explaining.
It is very important that you do not ever get any blood on the
jorts for any reason at any time during any part of this process.
Otherwise, you will face dire consequences.
Should go ahead and take your jeans up for one last day, maybe
go to the amusement park, go to the beach, sing a song.
Um, you've got to respect your jeans.
They've given you lots of service, so maybe serenade it
with a song you've written for them.
And so as he's washing it, he's washing jeans with a toothbrush,
and you see like this red spot start to get bigger and bigger
as you realize it's blood.
And there's it pans back, and there's like blood all over the
bathtub.
It's like fucking everywhere.
And he's just getting more and more panicked as he sees this
these blood stains that just won't come out.
But he's still talking in the background and narrating like
how to make jorts.
He then says, You need to make sure you listen to your genes
because they're speaking to you.
The words are very quiet, but the implications are loud.
One day you may awake and the genes have spelled out their
preferred jort length on uh on your wall or ceiling in an
ancient an ancient dead language.
It shows just that and it says cut just above the knee.
Um it then cuts to him having like a staring contest with the
jeans that are drying in the shower, and he's very visibly
freaked out.
And so he's staring, it's coming back and forth, and all of a
sudden the jeans like they just move on their own.
And he freaks out, he runs up, and he grabs him off the uh um
off the rack, and he literally goes outside to out of his
apartment into the hallway, and he throws him to what I think is
like a an a dirty utility or like garbage chute or something,
and it's still telling you like listen to your jeans, they'll
tell you exactly what they want.
And he goes to bed, and very finally we get to the last step,
which is step two, to let you know.
This is a two-step process.
There's one like A through F, but then there's two, which is
just simply fear.
And he wakes up, he hears a door opening, and it's nighttime, and
he looks into his kitchen area and he sees nothing, sees
nothing, and then all of a sudden he sees like this dark
shadowed silhouette of pants like running across his living
room.
He like freaks the fuck out and runs back inside.
And finally, it is time to cut your jorts.
So go ahead and cut them.
Finally over.
That's it, huh?
Your journey to Jordan, your jordaning has been complete.
SPEAKER_02: Chat I jordaned.
We're jorting.
Jordan Jordan Jordan.
Edward Edward Howard Jordan.
Edward Jordy Hands.
Edward Jordy Hands.
SPEAKER_07: I need to see that visually.
Um, but yeah, it's it's very weird, strange humor.
This guy has a lot of different videos.
There's another one that I've seen by him.
Um, that's it's entitled it it reads like a fucking spam link,
and it just says, earn twenty thousand dollars every month by
being your own boss.
And like it he tries to fake it, and then you realize he's been
lured out into the forest where he's been replaced by like some
homunculus of a human, and that's the person that's talking
to you, and he's just trying to suck you into his pyramid scheme
so they can create more of these fucking things.
It's very strange.
Um, did we ever decide are we just doing all of them at once,
or do we want to split them up?
Yeah, knock them out.
Do you think go for it?
Okay.
Um, the other one that the other channel that uh I wanted to talk
about is it's uh it's a guy named William Osman.
And I love William Osman.
He makes fun.
Dude, this guy's this guy's fucking great.
I've never heard of him before his second channel is my
favorite, William Osman too.
Yeah, I see.
He's got a couple of different different channels.
I'm just I just wanted to focus on this one because it's his
main one.
Um, now this guy he solves problems that don't exist um
through engineering.
And so he's an engineer by trade.
So he worked at NASA.
Oh shit, I didn't know he worked at NASA.
Uh 170 videos, and they're all very strange.
Um, one of the ones that I picked was uh he found a it was
just based on an image that he found of baked beans coming out
of a Reese's peanut butter cup.
And so he decided to uh he attempts to make gourmet bean
cups, and he like he buys different types of beans to see
which ones will work best, and he tries baking these chocolate
Reese's cups with beans inside, he's refried beans, pinto beans,
lima beans, and then two different types of baked beans
for his tests.
And he actually got a hold of the guy that put that uh helped
make this image kind of known to him and invited him to come like
help him out with it.
And so they bake these bean cups and they cut into it, and at the
end of his they're both just like gagging because it's just
fucking, it looks absolutely disgusting.
Um there's another video where he uh he uh what does he do?
He builds a uh a squirrel car so he can spy on other squirrels.
SPEAKER_06: Um it's this is the type of shit where if I had
money, I would be doing these things.
SPEAKER_07: Oh hell yeah.
This looks fucking it's it's fucking fantastic.
Like the the creativity alone is insane, but it's just so stupid.
Like you guys were saying, the the watermelon he makes a
watermelon hamburger thing.
Um it's oh my god, it looks fucking disgusting.
And it's just these problems that don't need to be solved at
all.
Like he trains his cat to put out fires through a like a
button board.
SPEAKER_01: Um wait, did he make a thing that sucks fire out of a
house?
SPEAKER_00: Yes, by removing all the oxygen.
SPEAKER_01: By removing a lot of the deoxygenator, right?
SPEAKER_07: Yes.
Um he he sees which uh how how much a roomba can take by making
it suck up like five gallons of pudding spread out over a floor.
Um he makes a uh he designs an airplane that is meant to dump
gravy on things.
SPEAKER_06: Um he designs a gun hat which what he works with um
he he does a lot of videos with Alan Penn and the backyard
scientist, and one of them that they all three worked on
together was making a um a laser uh lawnmower that cuts lawn
using lasers, and it goes about as well.
SPEAKER_00: I'm just imagining like a Resident Evil type
scenario.
You know what scene I'm talking about.
Oh god.
SPEAKER_01: Think of how absolutely so legit though, just
go and everything would be the same thing.
SPEAKER_06: They use that as they use that as reference
because they their initial design doesn't work, so they're
like, hey, in this movie, they do it in like a grid pattern,
and that cuts things that dice things really well, so let's do
that.
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, they also do a they also do a laser haircut as
well.
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, they do a laser haircut too.
Yep.
SPEAKER_07: There's a there's a whole section and a bunch of
playlists specifically about laser experiments.
I'm pretty sure they try to like barbecue meat with lasers at
some point.
SPEAKER_06: Um, I know they I think he did the I think he did
the video where he cooked a chicken by slapping it a bunch.
I think he did that one.
SPEAKER_07: Okay, I knew somebody did that.
SPEAKER_01: Because there's that one too, actually.
SPEAKER_07: Is it you'd have to slap a chicken like 46,000 times
or once go at like 10,000 miles an hour or something?
SPEAKER_00: Can you obliterate fertilize a chicken egg?
SPEAKER_01: Let's get them on those.
Yes.
I have sperm.
I have egg.
SPEAKER_07: Um oh he makes a a laser-cut Vin Diesel ham and
cheese sandwich.
Basically, designs the it the bread looks like a portrait or
uh like a bust of vin diesel after using lasers.
You can have any sandwich you want as long as it's ham and
cheese.
Yeah.
He tries to make a remote control for a dog, like you put
it on the back of the dog, and you are uh like can then send it
signals to do things, it does not work.
Um but yeah, it's it's just a bunch of really cool.
Oh, dude, it's it's a bunch of really cool engineering stuff.
Like if you're interested in like gadgets and like little
things that do cool stuff, but in a very pointless way, this is
definitely a good channel for you.
SPEAKER_00: Now, this makes me lots of lasers.
You can control a horse, right?
Because you can ride a horse and you can make it turn and do
shit.
Could you build a contraption to stick on the back of a horse and
make a remote control horse?
SPEAKER_07: That's you know, I think we should comment that.
Maybe we'll do this but horse.
SPEAKER_01: Do this but self-driven horses, self-driven
horses, automated horse horse.
SPEAKER_00: Just stick chat GBT on the back of a horse.
See what it does.
SPEAKER_06: Tesla's new model, the model nay.
SPEAKER_07: Oh, he does.
Did you guys ever watch uh Wallace and Gromit?
SPEAKER_01: Uh no.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about when I say that?
I know yep, the claymation show where the guy has the really
funky teeth and he's from like fucking Scotland or Ireland or
some shit, or the UK somewhere.
SPEAKER_07: I don't know.
So he's an inventor, and the one the staple in that show, I grew
up in a very British household, so I've seen like every episode
of this fucking show.
Um, but the big thing with him is he's an inventor and he tries
to make his day easier, and he invents like basically a way to
cook breakfast while he's getting out of bed or like
whatever he does to do that.
And it's like a jam launcher that times a spoonful of jam to
be flung at his face, but the toast like pops up right in
front of his face to block it, and then it hits and like falls
down on his plate.
He recreates that and it goes about as well as you can
imagine.
There's just fucking jelly everywhere.
Yeah, it's it's this is a rabbit hole that you can fall down
fucking it for hours, hours and hours and hours.
There's just a ton of content, it's super interesting, and it's
it's just silly.
It's pretty broad, but please go check these guys out.
They're fucking hilarious.
So William Osman, and then uh the other one that I was the
other guy I was telling you guys about was Brian David Gilbert.
Both very funny.
SPEAKER_06: Brian!
unknown: Brian!
SPEAKER_06: All right, uh anyone else wanting to go next?
SPEAKER_00: Uh go anyway, my first channel.
So I got two channels here that are very low view, very low
subscriber count that I just happened upon.
SPEAKER_04: Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_00: So the first one is YouTube.com slash at rap
god4106.
Now, this is a channel with 28 subscribers and the most viewed
video.
Very murder text of them 150 actually 199 views.
But here is the gist of this YouTube channel.
For the most part, what you're gonna find when you go here is a
lot of videos just titled Rap God underscore and then a number
dot AVI.
Now, if you open any of these, you're gonna the story remains
the same for the most part.
The first one is the entirety of Borette 2 condensed into 57
seconds while the fast part of Rap God just repeats over top of
it.
And that is that is legitimately the entire thing.
Now you're gonna notice that there are a lot of lot of uh
descriptions to these videos, and they are all in Russian.
The first one, the description, is just the lyrics to the fast
part of Rap God translated into Russian.
Now the second one is a little less interesting.
It's just a cow, same thing, and Rap God is playing.
We got some Freddie Fazbear shit going on.
We got uh I don't know how to describe the fourth one.
The fourth one is like a thing.
It's like a it's somebody wearing it's somebody wearing a
costume with a very long neck and like a dress and dancing a
rap god.
Uh six is just a dude, seven is a two-legged horse that is
running.
Now if you translate if you translate uh so this is this is
like a gif of a horse that with two legs is running.
But if you translate the description, you get where is he
going?
Where's who going?
Action without meaning.
Solutions, without problems.
I lead decisions to action.
So you kinda get the idea.
You kinda get the idea here, right?
It's a bunch of rap god, it's a bunch of random shit over top of
it.
There's a video of a my of a kid playing Minecraft.
Now, things change up.
This is the la this is the last video on on the channel two
years ago.
And this one is called Dandong Car Wash Recruitment Tape.
And if you take a gander at this, what you're gonna find is
a like employee instructional video for a Chinese car wash
called Dandong Car Wash.
And it has the Chinese text replaced with English text.
The first bit is Dandong Mobile GSM VEIP Club Car Wash
Recruitment Video.
And so it starts giving you instructions on working at
Dandong Car Wash, vitalization of Dandong City, Leong Province,
District, B Benjing Middle Road 94494C 5RR.
Then you get a picture of a Nissan 240Z, amazing car, very
good wash.
And it starts giving you instructions.
So first you need to know some rules, right?
The first rule, of course, is be nice, especially to customers.
Rule two wash car very well.
Rule three is don't look in the basement.
Rule four is enjoy occupation.
Okay.
And then rule five, there is nothing.
And then we get a no signal screen.
And then there is no one named Artem.
And then there's just this creepy guy's face over a black
background.
That's it.
Thank you for watching the video.
So it's just like this like analog horror type car wash
recruitment video thing.
And that's really it.
There's really no more explanation.
Though I did appreciate some of the comments on some of the
videos.
So the car wash analog horror one has a comment with somebody
who is basically me from any episode where we do analog
horror.
And it's one of those like copy pasta things where they've like
shoved a bunch of emojis in after every sentence, and it
says, OMG, the Chinese car wash training vid I just watched was
totes unexpected.
Instead of the typical instructional video, it had
spooky analog horror theme that made me think I was watching a
horror movie.
The video began with eerie music and vintage footage of an
abandoned car wash.
And the entire the entire thing is basically an analog horror
review, but it's written like Holly talking to Kevin in the
office when she thinks that he It's mentally deficient.
And then the other one that I wanted to point out is there is
a video that is just a Chinese man pointing a gun at the screen
while Rap God plays in the background.
And the Russian the Russian in the description says the Chinese
man is evil.
Now, if you go to the comments from this one, the main channel
has posted a comment in Chinese, Russian, and English, and it
says, We apologize on behalf of the original owners of this
channel for disgusting description.
They have been executed.
unknown: Oh.
SPEAKER_00: What the fuck?
And that's Rap God4106.
That is a random ass channel.
SPEAKER_02: I love Rap God416.
Bowser Bowser.
SPEAKER_00: Uh, and then the other one that I've got, I'm
gonna be honest, I don't understand what's going on here,
and I didn't put any effort into figuring it out.
So I'm just gonna go over what happens in the first couple of
videos.
But this is another channel with 24 subscribers, and it's it's a
it's an analog horror, maybe an ARG, I don't know.
But it's called Luna Recordum Manifesto.
That is L-U-N-A-R-E-C-O-R-D-U-M Manifesto.
And if you don't know how to spell manifesto, take a step.
So this is the typical analog horror format.
There's tapes.
This person found some tapes.
There's tape one, two, three, and four.
If you open the first one, um you get some instructions about
the before bed protocol.
So the first thing that you want to do is when the siren sounds,
you want to shut all of the blinds in your house.
Um, step two, you need to check the thermostat accordingly and
refer to your manual if you're unsure of the appropriate level.
And then step three, now is the time to retrieve your chosen
offering and place it in the service reciprocal by your door.
And while we're giving being given these instructions,
there's just like stock footage of like the earth playing and
babies and like a woman wearing a like fencing mask and then a
woman suffocating in plastic.
I'm really not sure.
Um this, and then it's it keeps giving instructions, but the
numbers don't match the number that's being said.
But step four is to close the hatch, and then step five,
you're supposed to listen carefully when the breathing
stops.
You're supposed to reopen the hatch of the service reciprocal.
Step six, you consume the contents of the service
reciprocal.
Don't hesitate.
Should the offering return cause harm to your body.
And then off obviously, please refer to the section of your
manual.
Step seven, turn all the lights off and extinguish any
ceremonial candles.
Step eight.
Ensure that your radio frequency transmitter matches your
thermostat and subsequent subsequently the lunar record.
Step nine.
What?
Complete your daily hygiene rituals.
And then we get a video of a man brushing his teeth.
And then place the corresponding signal as advised by the lunar
record record manifesto at the foot of your bed.
Step 10, get into bed, and ensure that all of your
extremities are completely covered.
Step 11.
And then step 12, ignore the screams and the whispers, and
don't open your eyes.
And then step 13, which is also step 666, apparently.
Don't leave your bed under any circumstances until sunrise when
the siren sounds.
And that's the before bedtime protocol.
The second one opens with some Morse code, and the Morse code
just translates to 002 Achus A E C A U S The Divine.
Don't know.
The rest of it is just numbers being spoken over black and
white imagery of like televisions and the same lady in
the fit fencing mask.
And honestly, that this is where I gave up on trying to figure
out what's going on here because I didn't really want to spend a
whole lot of time really diving into it, and I don't know if any
of it means anything.
But if you're interested in a very little-known analog horror,
maybe ARG type thing, fucking check this out.
SPEAKER_06: We'll make it a whole topic on an episode, and
then Nightmine will do it for us, don't worry.
But yeah, like I said, we already did one of the episodes.
I don't want to talk about the Glendale archives or whatever
it's called.
SPEAKER_02: We should kill him.
We should.
Yeah.
SPEAKER_06: And my topic list has been there for months.
That's all I'm saying.
SPEAKER_00: But anyway, that's uh that yeah, 24 subscribers.
Go check that out, maybe.
What is it called again?
Luna Recordum Manifesto.
SPEAKER_03: Recordum Manifesto.
Luna.
SPEAKER_06: Luna.
Alright.
I'll go next because I want Doug to go last because his are
always bangers.
SPEAKER_04: He's like down.
SPEAKER_06: You don't know that.
Alright.
SPEAKER_04: His bar is very low.
SPEAKER_06: I got three that I want to talk about.
But first one here, it's called My Therapy Buddy.
Now.
Oh God.
What this thing is, uh it the YouTube channel itself is pretty
small, lacklustre.
Uh six videos, they're all very, very, very short.
Uh, the first one, they start off pr relatively innocent.
Essentially, what this thing is, is back in like the late 90s,
this guy came up with this idea for like this plushie that you
use for like that'll be used for like therapy and whatnot.
In 2002, it kind of took off a little bit more.
He has an Indiegogo page set up for this right now, too.
Let me just read you a snippet from the Indiegogo page.
MyTherapy Buddy was designed as a drug-free method for achieving
behavioral modification or stress relief and has been used
by thousands of people worldwide since 2002.
MyTherapy Buddy is a transitional object and has been
recommended by psychologists and other licensed mental health
professionals for over 14 years.
MyTherapy Buddy ultimately serves as a therapeutic
invention or intervention used as an accessible, soothing, and
comforting quote unquote person replacement for those who might
need additional support in times of physic psychological or
physical pain and suffering.
Basically, it's just like a fucking it's it's an anxiety.
It's it's it's a non-alive emotional support pet, is
basically what this thing is.
And yeah, it's a pet rock.
And it's just like a gray, it's just a plain gray, it look it's
it's the human from community, their mascot, the the the the
human, it's that or if you think like I don't know, it's just a
gray man, like it's kind of like a little just a it's kinda cute.
I'm not gonna lie, he's kind of cute, but what's interesting to
me is the YouTube channel.
So the guy on here, uh the first video talks about his um his CBS
TV contest, basically about how he uh aired like a commercial or
something.
I don't remember specifically what on CBS a long time ago.
The second one is Jimmy Fallon Therapy Buddy Dance, and it's
him dancing with this therapy buddy thing to a song that just
goes Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Fallon.
The next is says a Copel video for Streisand contest, and it's
where the creator is like, hey, I don't know where else to post
this, so I'm posting this on this YouTube channel, hoping it
reaches Barbara Streisand.
I saw you back in like the 80s, you signed this thing for me,
and that was really cool of you.
Um I had or actually this is way before the 80s, this is like
70s, I think.
But then he's like, I have this menu from this dinner I went to
that you are at.
I I I know that you have a show coming up.
I'm going to go to that show, and I'm gonna try to get your
autograph.
And it it doesn't, I don't think he's trying to be creepy, but it
definitely comes off creepy.
Oh, yeah.
The next video is my favorite, and it's called My Therapy Buddy
Celebrates Osama's demise.
And it is my therapy buddy dressed in like military gear,
and he's singing the guy, the the owner's singing a song like
America won and everyone's free, Osama's dead as can be, and like
other things like that.
It is interesting to say the least.
Um, and the other videos are pretty much similar, weird shit
like that.
But uh, if you look up my therapy buddy, this is the
original.
It's my therapy buddy with 14 subscribers and six videos.
If you just search my therapy buddy on YouTube, you'll find
like five or six other channels that are just people that are
using their therapy buddy, it's not the actual guy.
So make sure you're looking at the right one.
Same type of content.
Yeah, it's very, very weird.
It's not like it's weird, but it's people like, oh yeah, this
is my therapy buddy, he helps me, I take them along
everywhere.
One of them was a lady who was like pretending it was like a
living thing in our house or something.
So it's just I don't know if they're all interconnected or
it's just crazy people that own these things, but probably
people that it's like a legit product.
Like I said, therapy.
There's an there's an indie go-go for it.
They he did have this.
I think it I I I think it was like Shark Tank or something,
but he did get on a TV show where he talked about like this
is my upcoming, you know, thing.
This is my therapy buddy, it's upcoming coming.
I made it.
He was on a thing in like the late 90s uh and early 2000s,
like talking about it.
So this isn't like nothing.
This is like this guy's life.
Maybe I should get to therapy.
And it's it's maybe it's very interesting.
SPEAKER_00: I like how um it just looking at the YouTube
channel, there's the first five videos were posted 14 years ago,
and then the last video was posted five years after that one
that just says everything is going to be alright, my therapy
buddy, which makes me feel the vibe that I'm getting here is
that things didn't go well in that five years.
SPEAKER_06: It's a and I I highly recommend everyone watch
them.
Like I said, they're like the videos are like maybe a minute
long, some of them, others are like 15 seconds.
Just go view it.
My next channel is called Puppet Sun Sun.
And what this is, it's some form of Asian, I want to say, thing.
I think it's Japanese, um, because I think the website says
it says it's Japanese, but it's got curvy letters.
SPEAKER_00: It seems but they're not cute like curvy.
Yeah, Chinese letters are are more square, Japanese letters
have curves, and Korean letters are cute and have lots of little
circles.
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I was gonna say they have lots of little
circles in Korean.
Easy giveaway.
Interesting.
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, okay.
On face, so there are like there's 452 videos on this
channel.
This channel is 761,000 subscribers.
Apparently, it's extremely popular over in uh Japan.
Now, it looks innocent on its face.
There's like one of the first videos said that it says how to
say cho.
This was uploaded yesterday.
They upload frequently, people.
There's another one that's just called Warm, another one called
Birthday Song.
Like they all seem pretty innocent.
And when you click on one and you actually listen to it, I I
don't know what's happening here.
So it'll show two puppets.
If you're an audio listener, I'm sorry.
Uh I'm doing my best.
I have to do a visual here.
I'm sure Matt's putting it up as well, but I have to do the
visual for myself.
It'll show two puppets.
Wait, which will just be talking.
You'll see it yapping away.
Any of them, just pick one.
They all do the same thing, it doesn't matter.
Um, I I think the one I caught this in and the one I watched, I
think was um I'm watching a look over there.
I think it was warm.
Yeah, I think it was warm.
SPEAKER_00: Oh, I want to watch this with audio because it's
auto auto-dubbed with AI, and I think that that's really funny.
SPEAKER_06: Yes.
I if if the audio can go through, do it.
It's two puppets.
One will just start talking.
There's no background music, there's no nothing.
It's just two puppets, one will just start talking and no voice,
and then it will stop.
SPEAKER_00: Are you sure that's not just the YouTube dubbing
doing its thing?
SPEAKER_06: Even if it was YouTube, maybe even if I'm
wrong, and it that is YouTube's AI, what it is translating has
nothing to do with what's going on in the scene.
It's two guys, two guys like talking about like it looks
they're they're on a grassy knoll, like they're just hanging
out, talking about stuff.
And in this video, like it shows like the sun coming up, and
they're all like, Oh, yeah, there's sun or whatever, but
then it's talking about sausages.
Yeah, like it doesn't make any fucking sense.
None of this makes any fucking sense.
There's one called poopa from a month ago where it's that's the
sausage one.
That is the sausage one.
It's like talking, and then the other, the other fucking uh
puppet will just stare at the sausage while this thing's
Tama's sausage, and the camera just zooms in on this puppet and
its dead fucking eyes, and it just sits there not doing
anything.
Well, the other thing is just like the sausage rolled down the
hill.
I must have lost it in the woods, and it's like what is
happening here?
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, you're 100% just hearing the AI auto.
If you change the voice chain the audio channel, it it's
originally in Japanese, and the Japanese matches the mouths of
the puppets.
SPEAKER_06: It is so fucking weird, man.
It is so so it's it's such a weird concept, and they have a
website.
Um I mean, even if I was listening to AI, that doesn't
explain what the fuck is happening.
Like why they're talking about sausages on a grassy pole.
SPEAKER_08: Oh, yeah, yeah, I can't.
But uh wrong about that one.
SPEAKER_06: They have a website, and the website is very
aesthetically pleasing.
I'm not gonna bullshit you.
Like, I love this website.
Um, but you could just buy merch.
It it talks about a little bit of like the characters, like
there's non non, there's sun, there's zonzon, but it doesn't
really give you much info.
It pretty much just explains the characters to you.
Like, if you go to the about section, it's just tells you the
characters' names, it tells you that like Sunson's a
six-year-old, and he likes to make movies and comics with his
daily life.
SPEAKER_04: Um but it is strange.
SPEAKER_06: I yeah, it's the one of the most strange things I've
ever seen.
Yes, but it doesn't seem like it's like got a horror element
to it.
It's it would make more sense if there was, but there's not.
SPEAKER_00: I think it's just like uh Japanese mascot culture
is super super fucking weird.
Like it's interesting, but like I think this kind of falls into
that category where like that these are just these things that
like like Domo is the that is just the fucking mascot for the
like national news station, but people are like obsessed with
it.
SPEAKER_07: Oh yeah, that's a little brown square thing,
right?
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, they have like a mascot for literally
everything.
Yeah, I I don't know.
SPEAKER_06: Maybe I have one more that I want to talk about.
Matt's gonna help me talk about this one.
Oh shit.
Before I talk about it, it's Dr.
Dante, baby.
Before I go too deep into it, I have to give you guys a little
bit of backstory on how this was stumbled upon.
Because normally, like with Puppet Sanson or my therapy
buddy, it just pops up in my algorithm.
I we I I just stumble across it.
This is a bit different.
So picture your picture this.
Put yourself in this scenario.
You're at your friend's house.
Let's just say his name is uh let's let's let's say you just
recorded a Halloween episode in your friend Jason's basement.
Let's again, this is all just examples, you know.
Yeah.
Um let's say you all get a little drunk, you know, you get
a little fawn.
SPEAKER_00: And by a little drunk, he means absolutely
fucking blasted.
SPEAKER_07: Annihilated.
SPEAKER_06: Then let's let's imagine that two of the four of
the people in this basement, let's call them Jason and Doug.
I don't know, just for just put to put names on it.
Yeah.
Jared and Dave, yeah.
They go to bed, and that leaves just Mark and uh Miles uh awake.
And uh those two uh are hanging out in the basement.
SPEAKER_01: And I don't remember what you guys are about to tell
us how you guys had sex or something.
Yeah, wait, we're talking about this mic.
Yes, but this was the sound thing.
SPEAKER_06: But uh yeah.
So we're just hanging out in the basement and watching YouTube,
and Jason.
SPEAKER_00: Hey did you did you listen all the way to the very
end of the episode last week?
SPEAKER_06: I sure fucking did.
Your edits of it.
I'll just put it in.
SPEAKER_04: Just meh, meep, meh, meh.
SPEAKER_00: No, the I changed the music at the end so it goes,
don't look under the internet, and then it goes.
SPEAKER_06: I didn't hear that part.
SPEAKER_00: No, I didn't know if anybody would hear that.
Because I assume everybody just stops listening when they hear
poop, boop doop.
SPEAKER_06: Um, that's a little Easter egg for me to find next
after this.
But imagine you're that drunk and you're on YouTube, and this
fellow Jason does not pay for YouTube premiums.
So you get the ads, and um you're watching shit, and then a
man pops up and it's an advertisement, and he's just
singing in front of what looks like stock images of people
drinking like margaritas or dancing in a club or everything
that would be interesting if you were just like, oh, that was
funny, but then it happened again, then it happened again,
then it happened again where that is what we were looking
forward to coming across.
And so I found the man's page.
His name is Dr.
Don, and he makes music, he's on Spotify too, and he's got a
relatively good following.
I think he's got like 44,000 or something monthly listeners.
SPEAKER_00: Like it's not not a small number, which is just
amazing to me.
SPEAKER_06: But he just and his he just sings this like what's
what's this mute type of music?
SPEAKER_00: Lounge-esque music, and yeah, like really he's that
good.
No, he's not good.
He's not even that good.
SPEAKER_06: He's already giving like Tim and Eric's it gave off
that vibe so hard to where I think we thought it was gonna
turn into a Tim and Eric sketch or something at one point.
Because he's very obviously just in front of a green screen, and
he's just singing, and his song, he's just like, uh, he'll just
sing songs like we're having vodka tonight, it's gonna be a
fun night, and like things like that in front of like stock
images.
Like one of them is called No Pain in the Brain.
He's just saying singing in front of like stock imagery of
the uh the Golden Gate Bridge.
And it's this is easily one of the most fascinating things I've
ever come across.
What and the the fact that it just would happen, we would just
pop up as a commercial, you would come up as the ad every
single time there's an ad break.
SPEAKER_00: Some some of them were like mid-rolls, too.
So we'd be watching something and then it would interrupt what
we were watching.
Dr.
Dawn! Yeah, Dr.
Don.
My favorite thing about Dr.
Don is that he always has these very like existential meanings
to his songs that are keep in mind, very simple.
I'm not gonna play them this time because we got dinged
pretty hard for C Bat last week, but you know what?
It that was worth it.
SPEAKER_06: We now have to share our revenue with that, right?
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, um, but he always has like these very
existential meanings for his songs, and he puts them in the
descriptions of the music videos for the songs.
Like the this one called My Top Secret has a you have to scroll
down three times to read the entire meaning of this song.
But it just says this song was first released in 2023 as a
performance by Dr.
Don playing acoustic guitar as his dancer editions became more
popular.
And since My Top Secret, his top stream song on Spotify, the
marketing team decided that the song needed a refresh.
The primary message of the song is that much of our love life,
if we are lucky enough to have one, should remain secret
between you and your lover.
Your lover in this context is your top secret.
Dr.
Don tells a pretty funny story in the outtake where he
describes his youth with when many of his friends would kiss
and tell.
Dr.
Don's reaction is worth seeing and hearing.
Furthermore, Dr.
Don explains how women can turn the song around and talk to
their men in a loving way using the tone of the song My Top
Secret.
And like he explains it's he explains the meanings to his
songs in case you didn't pick up on the ideas.
SPEAKER_06: I'm not exaggerating though, when I say out of
everything that I've talked about in the history of this
podcast, Dr.
Don is the one thing that I need everybody listening to go to
look at.
It is truly, truly one of the most fascinating things I've
ever come across.
And I am so happy that I've come across Dr.
Don.
There is one other thing that has brought me very similar joy,
and I'm upset that I can never find it again.
But very similar context.
Me and my wife were watching a movie on, we were watching
Pumpkinhead on Tubi, and there's ads, breaks on them.
Pretty common.
But one of the ads we got was for an O-Light, a brand of
flashlight called O-Light.
And the it was in English, but none of the actors I think speak
English.
I think they memorize the lines phonetically.
And so it just is like so it's just like uh a kid playing ball
with his dog in their backyard in like the pitch black, and he
throws the ball and they lose it and they can't find it.
And the kid just yells, Dad, I lost the ball.
But like it's in like very bad English.
And his dad's like, I need an O-light now.
But he was 80 yard over because I think he could not nail it, so
they had to use someone else's voice.
And his the way his head bobs, I'm not kidding.
He's his literal, like, I'm gonna do it literally right now.
He does this.
He goes, I need an O-light now.
And like they just get a little flashlight, and they're just
looking around the backyard and they find it.
I recorded it on my phone, but I cannot find a high quality
version of this, and it's pissing me off because I really
need to find a high quality version of this commercial.
If you just put in like O-Light commercial in a YouTube, you
just find a thousand of their other ones, but I cannot find
this one, and it's really upsetting me.
So if you know what I'm talking about and you you you know that
commercial and you got a link to it, you send it to us, dilutypot
at gmail.com, because I need it in my life.
Me and it's another example of me and my wife, like she would
go to the bathroom because an ad break was coming up, and then
the Olight would come on.
I'd be like, Laurie, the O Lite's on, the Olight's on, and
she'd come running into the fucking room.
It was incredible.
SPEAKER_00: Olight has a rewards program for their flashlights,
so if you buy enough tactical flashlights to justify having a
rewards program, Olight is the place for you.
They also have live chat on the street.
SPEAKER_01: You don't buy one every week?
SPEAKER_06: There are nice looking flashlights, though, I
won't lie.
I like their there's they're pleasing aesthetically.
SPEAKER_04: Uh that's all I got.
Alright.
You ready for this?
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, Wow Me Daddy.
Yes.
I've got three different things.
Two of them are just our actual channels, and one is just a
video that I came across.
Um, I'll start with just the video.
So I came across well, my algorithm said, Hey, you need to
see this, and I said, Come closer.
What is it?
Okay.
Um, it was named Neon Genesis South Park.
unknown: Okay.
SPEAKER_01: And uh it's got like 33,000 views, so it's it's
fairly popular.
I'm not surprised it hit it hit my my fucking feed.
But um the the description says I discovered this old V uh V C D
in my collection and couldn't find any references to it.
Made by Hot Roman Video around 1997 or thereabouts.
It's a video mashup of uh NGE and SP that has angels appearing
in our favorite Hick Mountain Town.
It also brags of an appearance by Apollo Smile.
Don't believe the hype.
Not much of an NGE fan, but I'm a huge South Park nut, so I had
to get this, and now I'm looking to share this little oddity with
others.
Um VHS traded tape, so don't complain about the quality.
Basically, whoever made this just did like the most crazy
mashup of South Park clips to uh Neon Genesis clips, and like it
almost seems like they were able to mash it up in a way where it
seems like the kids are fighting the angels with the help of like
Shinji and Asuka and like Ray and shit.
And it's like really, really silly, but like I don't it's
just so crappy, it's just so old that I was like, This is this is
actually amazing, and um one of the comments.
SPEAKER_06: One of the comments you're about to read it.
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, it's the very first one.
It's like the description is like an analog horror main
character finding a lost tape, but it's just high quality shit
post.
Is that the one you were gonna read?
Yeah, yeah.
I was like, that's so good.
Like it's like 11 minutes, and it's I don't know, it's worth
the watch if you like both fandoms.
It's pretty fucking silly, but like it some of the cutaways in
it are like and now Ned's karaoke scene, and it's just
like the you know, the guy with the fucking voice box like
singing, and like yeah, I don't know, it's just really silly,
and then like the credits even are kind of funny.
Like whoever whoever like edited this, yeah, it's just it's it's
just a lot of a lot of silly goofy shit, and of course
catering two slices of bread and some peanut butter.
Yeah, lighting a single light bulb, yeah.
I thought it was funny.
It's super random.
Yeah.
Fucking guy next team.
Um, yeah, pretty good stuff.
So that that was my that was my first thing.
A lot of these are short and sweet, so I'm not gonna take up
very much more time.
SPEAKER_06: Um if you dare to sell cheap ass pirated copies of
our cheap ass fan dub, we will find you and set fire to your
sexual organs.
That's good.
Oh, it's a memory of his grandpa.
So that's good.
SPEAKER_01: Hell yeah.
Good for them.
SPEAKER_04: Okay, it's a South Park versus Jerry Springer.
SPEAKER_01: Yeah.
Um, okay, the next one I'm gonna go through is a channel that's
just called Did He Died.
And uh every video in this channel is titled Did He Died
question mark.
And uh it's literally just like 15 to 20 second clips of like
fail videos that you've seen over and over again through Vine
or YouTube or you know TikTok or whatever it is, but they're all
just labeled Did He Died, and they have about like two to five
thousand like views on all of them.
But this thing is like all the videos are like 16 years old.
I don't know.
I just thought it was really strange, and I was like trying
to see.
Like, I was like looking through the videos, like I think this
podcast has fucked me up because I like wanted there to be
something more to this.
Like, I was like looking through the videos and looking through
the descriptions, and like I was like, there's gotta be more to
this, right?
No, I think this guy I think it's just straight up a dude
just uploading these 15-20 second clips and just labeling
them all the same thing.
Did he die?
And if you actually so if you if you do them by oldest, uh the
very like first video is just it just says did he die?
And it's like got this really like goofy ass music playing,
and it's like 30 seconds long, and it just says did he die?
And it's just like a bloody stick figure, and then uh he
uploaded a D, an I, an E, and a D.
And then it says horrible car accident, and it's just a like
uh a Lego guy in a Lego car, just like with fake fire like
drawn around it, and it says, Did he die?
I don't know, it's really stupid.
It makes no sense.
I I don't know why.
I don't I don't know why.
I could not tell you why.
SPEAKER_07: Do we ever find out if he did die?
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, did he die?
There is one that's like a Zeppelin or like balloon crash
where they did die for sure.
Not the Hindenburg.
Oh, the Hindu.
Yeah, no, that one's that one's the only one I saw that looked
like he did die.
So um yeah.
And then the last one I have.
There's this dude again, all these are shorts.
Oh, yeah, that's fair.
I didn't go through all the videos to be fair, but um I'm
sure some of them did die.
Uh okay, last year.
SPEAKER_00: They may have died later due to unrelated reasons.
It has been 14 years.
SPEAKER_01: That that's fair.
There's a pretty solid chance actually that most of them.
All these people are dead.
Did died.
Did died.
Um all right.
Last last one is a channel called RKTPWR64.
It's got six subscribers and five videos, and at max about
one video has 700 views, but the others have like 200.
And if you haven't noticed, that sort of spells rocket power 64.
All of these five videos are drawn like it was made in MS
Paint, but for some reason, every single video, the the
character Sam, the little blonde kid in the show, gets murdered.
Oh, yeah, that's what's going on here.
Did he die?
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, did he die?
So like I don't really have any show rocket power.
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, but Sam dies in every one of them.
In all so and the descriptions don't help out at all.
One of them just says we need soup.
Um the other one says it's a math class.
Whoa, that equation looks tricky, and then just really
stupid shit.
I don't know.
I just found the most weird shit I could possibly find.
I actually had a really, really crazy one that I didn't put on
the list because it was it would be way too long.
But maybe I'll save that for the next time we do this.
But it's it was it was kind of similar to the other one I did
in the other episode, but uh like a hundred of the episodes
or like whatever are like they had like 800 plus videos, like
500 of them are just like AI music videos, and I was like,
what the fuck?
But like the original videos were all really crazy, but I'll
I'll save that for another time.
But yeah, that's all I got.
I told you it wasn't gonna be anything crazy this time, Mr.
Michael.
I enjoyed it.
That Rocket Power was very, very fun.
SPEAKER_07: Did he die?
SPEAKER_01: What does it mean that it's very clear?
What does it all mean, Basil?
So yeah, if you wanted some weird shit, you can spend all of
one whole minute watching Rocket Power's videos, and you'll see
all of the videos.
SPEAKER_06: I enjoy that that exists.
SPEAKER_01: I like that you can YouTube is so big, and there's
so much shit that oh, I should mention that Rocket Power is all
the videos are 17 years old.
Oh god.
It's not like some new thing, it's like 17 years old.
SPEAKER_06: You can just find an infinite amount of just what the
fuck on YouTube.
SPEAKER_02: Whatever.
Yeah.
The internet is something for everybody.
SPEAKER_01: An unlawful, unfiltered land sometimes.
SPEAKER_06: Yours made me think of I don't know why, but it
reminded me of um remember on Newgrounds, those like Dragon
Ball videos?
Yes, where it's like, oh my god, freezes here, we gotta go.
Did you know that those are Aaron Hansen?
Yeah, they're yeah, they're Aaron.
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, I didn't know that.
But I didn't know that either.
He did he did those.
Yeah, he also did the that fucking well, actually, a lot of
people know that the ego raptor video of like the rapture.
SPEAKER_04: But I love you, Pikachu!
SPEAKER_01: But uh all you feed me is puffins.
SPEAKER_06: All you feed me is puffins.
I need nerds.
My guy would go back to animating.
Lightning bolts.
It's a damn shame.
SPEAKER_07: Uh counterattack with whatever you feel like,
man.
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, that fucking that rocket power one reminded
me of that a lot.
Um shit, boys.
Good you YouTube haul.
Good haul.
I enjoy it.
We tubed on you, is what we did.
I don't know if we can see.
Alright, alright.
So I think we did it last time.
Well, let's let's take a vote here.
Who found the most interesting thing?
I think last time we we said Doug did.
I think when it comes to overall I think I think Matt might have
found it this time around, solely because he had a lot of
very, very, very niche things.
Doug, you did two of rocket power.
I guess you would you also did, and and did it die.
The fact that Matt stumbled across a very potential ARG uh
uh that has like two followers, I think that's that's a good
call in my book.
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, I think I'm sure I like to do value.
Jason takes it, but uh Jason doc gets dock points, in my opinion,
by popularity.
He didn't he didn't really dig into the the obscure the no, not
at all.
SPEAKER_07: I just I searched for like an hour and I was like
I'm not finding anything that I care about enough to talk about,
so I'm just gonna do this.
SPEAKER_06: You found a man who makes bean Reese's PCs.
SPEAKER_07: Right.
I saw the bean video.
I'm like, well, I have to choose here.
SPEAKER_04: We are actually well thank you for joining us today,
everybody.
SPEAKER_06: Uh very fun time.
I enjoy these episodes a lot, and the algorithm does too.
Um, you can find us uh on all social medias where don't look
under the internet or deludypod on all of them.
If you want to send us an email, you can do it at dilutipod at
gmail.com.
Uh go visit our website.
It's diluti.com or a patreon, at patreon.com slash dilutipod.
You could become a member on both of those things, but on the
website there's merch.
So that's cool.
Again, uh we reference uh mentioned in the other episode,
but I'll mention in this one too.
We are updating our some of our merch uh here relatively soon.
So get it while you can if you like what's up, because some of
it may be disappearing.
Uh, but we do have some other fun things uh in the chamber
getting made.
So that's fun.
It's a fun time.
Uh I would like to go out and say that if you find anything
very weird on YouTube, something obscure, some shit that you
think that we might be interested in, send it to us in
an email.
LilyPod at gmail.com.
Just again, send it an email.
Hey, this is weird.
You might as well like it.
Uh, keep the porn away, though.
I want you to porn.
SPEAKER_00: Well, no, send that anyway.
We won't do it on the on the episode, but send it in an
email.
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
I will take links to Pornhub that are one of my favorite
things that are like cars too, the entire movie just on Pornhub
or whatever.
That's my favorite thing.
I love that that exists.
So if you find if you're if you're jacking it one day and
you find, I don't know, Edward Scissor hands or something on on
there, send me the link.
SPEAKER_00: You mean Edward Jordi hands?
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, we're Jordi here.
Um, did you guys perchance look at the I saw your best is uh
Doug, what do you got to say the people, the beautiful people?
SPEAKER_01: Oh Lord, I don't I don't know.
Do do stuff.
I I don't it are I think we're still taking a month off from
peans and beans, so um do something with something.
I don't I don't know.
It doesn't have to be sexual, just use your hands, yeah.
Yeah, go go make something, go do a make.
Do it, damn it, man.
SPEAKER_07: Um well, first and foremost, fuck you, Doug.
And second and foremost, stay paranoid.
Obviously.
Uh, there's probably somebody filming you and putting you in
YouTube for weirdos to watch.
SPEAKER_06: Me.
SPEAKER_00: Yep.
SPEAKER_06: Thalamo Jay Simpson.
What do you got?
SPEAKER_00: Uh Mexican drug guy got shot, and that caused a
bunch of chaos.
SPEAKER_06: El Mencho or whatever his name is.
Yeah, that'll happen.
That'll happen.
Topical Matt.
Did you do one on the last episode?
SPEAKER_00: No, I didn't.
I don't do the ones where I am the one signing off because it
feels better when somebody asks me and I respond with a news
story.
I don't like the feel of just because when I do the send-offs
and ask Doug and Jason what they have, and then for me to follow
that up with a news story feels weird.
SPEAKER_06: So Yeah, respect, respect.
Alrighty, everybody.
We will catch you on the next episode where I may or may not
be wearing a turtleneck.
Goodbye.
SPEAKER_02: Hope not.
SPEAKER_07: I always nude.