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Comedians John Hastings and Dylan Gott talk about the NFL's most successful bully - Richie Incognito!Enjoy!patreon.com/johnanddylanonline

Comedians John Hastings and Dylan Gott talk about the Metallica and Lou Reed album Lulu that happened for some reason.Enjoy!Give us money!patreon.com/johnanddylanonlineJoin us on social media so people think we're successful!@johnanddylanonline for IG, Tik Tok, YouTube@johndylanonline for Twitterfacebook.com/johnanddylanonlineChapters01:20 Election Night Anticipation03:52 Exhaustion06:39 The Velvet Underground15:30 Lou Reed and Metallica Collaboration25:10 Analyzing the Album 'Lulu'31:09 Metallica34:34 Lou Reed and Metallica: A Controversial Collaboration39:28 The Impact of Lulu: Reception and Critique46:28 Yolo52:36 Final thoughts

Comedians John Hastings and Dylan Gott talk about which figures from recent history are lucky they never had a podast. John does polticians and Dylan takes musicians. Enjoy!Give us money!patreon.com/johnanddylanonlineJoin us on social media so people think we're successful!@johnanddylanonline for IG, Tik Tok, YouTube@johndylanonline for Twitterfacebook.com/johnanddylanonline

Comedians John Hastings and Dylan Gott talk about the guy with the tiny glasses who does the weird elbow salt thing, Salt Bae. He rose from a working class background to become almost universally disliked.Enjoy!patreon.com/johnanddylanonlineJoin us on social media so people think we're successful!@johnanddylanonline for IG, Tik Tok, YouTube@johndylanonline for Twitterfacebook.com/johnanddylanonline00:00 Context of the Conversation02:48 Expensive eats05:59 Rise to Fame12:09 The World Cup Incident17:51 Salt Bae's Business Practices and Criticism24:04 Things are said29:59 The End part

Comedians John Hastings and Dylan Gott talk about some of the most fun feuds in music history. Fred Durst against most artists alive, David Crosby vs Neil Young and a ton more. Plus some line dancing talk that I'm sure everyone will shoot slop over.Enjoy!Chapters00:00 Welcome to the Chaos02:55 NFL Quarterback Controversies05:55 The Feud Between Fred Durst and Scott Stapp09:02 Slipknot's Influence on Metal11:55 Comedy Feuds: Richard Pryor vs. Chevy Chase17:54 The Evolution of Comedy Feuds20:52 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young25:06 Celebrity Feuds29:57 Billy Joel vs. Elton John34:01 Fred Durst vs. Nine Inch NailsGive us money!patreon.com/johnanddylanonlineJoin us on social media so people think we're successful!@johnanddylanonline for IG, Tik Tok, YouTube@johndylanonline for Twitterfacebook.com/johnanddylanonline

Comedians John Hastings and Dylan Gott talk about the Limp Bizkit album that sold an astounding amount of copies and also started their downfall, Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored WaterEnjoy!Give us money!patreon.com/johnanddylanonlineJoin us on social media so people think we're successful!@johnanddylanonline for IG, Tik Tok, YouTube@johndylanonline for Twitterfacebook.com/johnanddylanonline

Comedians John Hastings and Dylan Gott talk about what's generally known as Judas Priest's worst album - Turbo.Enjoy!Give us money!patreon.com/johnanddylanonlineJoin us on social media so people think we're successful!@johnanddylanonline for IG, Tik Tok, YouTube@johndylanonline for Twitterfacebook.com/johnanddylanonline

Comedians John Hastings and Dylan Gott talk about Vince McMahon and the upcoming Netflix documentary, AEW, and other complete trashEnjoy!Thanks for watching! If you liked this clip you can help me out by subscribing or following me on Twitter, Instagram or Tik Tok @dylangott If you'd like to book me for a show or just send a creepy email I'm at dylan@dylangott.com00:00 Introduction to Wrestling and Personal Growth02:59 The Impact of Vince McMahon and Netflix's Documentary06:06 AEW's Current State and Storylines08:59 The Evolution of Wrestling Characters12:05 Personal Stories and Relationships in Comedy14:56 Cultural Commentary on Cheating and Relationships17:59 The Future of Wrestling and Live Sports21:03 Shannon Sharpe and the Drama of Sports Media23:54 The Influence of Generations on Wrestling and Culture