Sept. 25, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Sleep Theory at Louder Than Life 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Sleep Theory at Louder Than Life. The band talks about combining R&B and Rock to create their own unique sound and the influences that helped them craft their sound....
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Sleep Theory at Louder Than Life. The band talks about combining R&B and Rock to create their own unique sound and the influences that helped them craft their sound. Pipeman and the band discuss the importance of having a positive outlet like music and the ability to share your emotions to help others. The band shares hilarious stories from touring over the years and memories that will last them a lifetime. You can find more information about the band’s upcoming tour dates, merch, and latest releases at SleepTheoryOfficial.com. Check out the band’s latest single “Numb” on all streaming platforms now!
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Listen to & Watch a show dedicated to motivation, business, empowerment, inspiration, music, comedy, celebrities, shock jock radio, various topics, and entertainment. The Adventures of Pipeman is hosted by Dean K. Piper, CST aka “The Pipeman” who has been said to be hybrid of Tony Robbins, Batman, and Howard Stern. The Adventures of Pipeman has received many awards, media features, and has been ranked for multiple categories as one of the Top 6 Live Radio Shows & Podcasts in the world.
Pipeman Radio also consists of multiple podcasts showing the many sides of Pipeman. These include The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman in the Pit, and Positively Pipeman and more. You can find all of the Pipeman Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts. With thousands of episodes that focus on Intertainment which combines information and entertainment there is something for everyone including over 5000 interviews with celebrities, music artists/bands, authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs, and all kinds of professionals.
Then there is The Pipeman Radio Tour where Pipeman travels the country and world doing press coverage for Major Business Events, Conferences, Conventions, Music Festivals, Concerts, Award Shows, and Red Carpets. One of the top publicists in music has named Pipeman the “King of All Festivals.” So join the Pipeman as he brings “The Pipeman Radio Tour” to life right before your ears and eyes.
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• The Adventures of Pipeman
• Pipeman Radio
• Pipeman in the Pit
• Positively Pipeman
Follow @pipemanradio on all social media outlets
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Download The Pipeman Radio APP
Phone/Text Contact – 561-506-4031
Email Contact – dean@talk4media.com
The Adventures of Pipeman is broadcast live daily at 8AM ET.
The Adventures of Pipeman TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).
The Adventures of Pipeman Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) and K4HD Radio (www.k4hd.com – Hollywood Talk Radio part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (
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beats his number one internet radio station.
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Here's your host, the White Man. This is is the pipe Man here
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theory. Nice. How's he going? Man up? How can it be
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bad? We're louder than life,
right? How bad ass is that?
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It's pretty cool? It's been a
blessing man. Yeah, go ahead.
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It's surreal. It's surreal. It's
very cool. Nice. So tell us
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a little bit about you guys for
listeners that don't know, Like, how
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would you describe your guys? What
makes you unique in this world of music
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where there are a lot of people
that are unique and there's a lot that
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sound the same. I think one
thing that sets us apart is, uh,
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just kind of like we blend R
and B and rock together. So
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that's kind of like something unique that
we do. Yeah, we take going
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off of what he said, like, we take what people love in the
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nostalgic of like the rock, but
we mix it with like all these like
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pop sounds, R and B sounds
and really make it its own thing,
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but still that same nostalgic sound from
before. So I like that because that
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is a lot different, because there's
some people like lending punk with metal,
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blending rock with pop, but I
like the R and B. Like even
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there's hip hop that blends with NTO, but R and B with rock.
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I think that's a whole nother level
because I think they're connected anyway. Oh
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yeah, me and Paolo. Actually
I'm not sure as far as Daniel and
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Ben, but you know, me
and Paulo will actually go over to his
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house and his dad plays piano.
We'll play all the old nineties R and
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b's, his dad will sing,
Paulo will sing, I'll sing. We
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have a little karaoke night, you
know, on the piano with his dad
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playing. So it's pretty fun.
Give us a lot of inspiration, especially
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not just popping R and B.
But we put a little bit of heavy
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stuff with our tracks, and I
think that's kind of like the unique part
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of our you know, off sleep
theory absolutely. And you know the thing
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is is like even here last night, there was an after party in this
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area and it always amazes me.
Every metal festival that I do that has
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an after party, the after party
is usually like hip hop, R and
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B and techno and dance music and
not really metal. Uh, yeah,
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it was. It was actually really
cool to see everybody back here having a
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great time. Everybody was talking.
There's just so many different people that we
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know we watched as we were as
we were coming up in the scene,
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that we're able to talk to,
and it was really cool. It was
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really great experience. Well, and
as you said, it's like everybody was
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just having a good time because music
is a great unifier. I mean,
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I don't think there are boundaries.
That's why I ask artists, you know,
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how they describe their music, because
the whole genre think I think it
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should be over get rid of those
labels that box you in as an arst,
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as an artist, you should just
be doing what comes from your heart
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and that's it. Yeah, for
sure, that's straight facts right there.
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I think that's what we're doing too
right now. And I think that's like
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how or why so many people relate
to us in that way, like through
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our music. I think you can
hear it. Ah, that was great.
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I love that. Not what he
said people. But you know,
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we have a face for radio here
and there's some good inside stuff that you're
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not privy to listening right now.
So how are you gonna top louder?
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How are you gonna top louder?
What comes after this? Oh? Man,
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we got some really cool stuff that
really can't say as of now.
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But January is gonna be a pretty
big It's gonna be a pretty cool kickoff.
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And truthfully, like the first day
of what's gonna be starting of next
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year is the same day that we
released our first single of this year.
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So January twelve, it's gonna be
our it's gonna be our anniversary of whenever
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we like everything went crazy, everything
went viral and TikTok. And then next
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year is gonna be like the anniversary
of Like, hey, same date is
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this happening? So it's pretty cool. Nice let's talk about TikTok for a
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second. Yeah, what's your craziest
TikTok? And is it the one that
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went viral or is it one that
didn't go viral? Oh, there's one
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of me in a in a wig
singing escape to Fate and Ronnie actually saw
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it. Yeah, it's it's pretty
great. But yeah, has nothing to
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do with like our music or anything, which is the funniest part. Yeah,
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it was usually the case, right, it was just being a wig
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singing escape to Fate and yeah,
one point three million. It just curs.
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Man, Just do whatever, because
listen, my daughter's boyfriend, he
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like does TikTok's I'm talking He's not
kid, he's twenty seven years old,
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Okay, but I mean not TikTok
Rubik's cube, Like does TikTok's of Rubik's
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cubes, just solving Rubik's cubes and
in like a month, one hundred and
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sixty thousand followers. And he doesn't
even know how to do social media.
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Yeah, and I'm like, man, I gotta get on there and do
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something stupid, right, because the
stuff that's not stupid I'm doing antworking.
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Yeah, yeah, that's what works. Stupid works. Hey, you know
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why we all need a diversion of
entertainment instead of all the serious bullshit that's
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on all the socials. So it's
like, if I could just watch some
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stupid video that I don't have to
think about I have to have an opinion
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on, and I don't have to
get pissed off about. Let me watch
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that. Yeah, yeah, for
sure. Is either that or being extremely
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genuine just like you know, a
lot of people just try to I don't
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know, it's almost forced, you
know, just get on there and just
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be just be you. I think
that's what it should be with everything in
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life nowadays, I feel everybody's forcing, like they're all have these labels of
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who they are and they have to
fit in that box and just be you.
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And like even with the stuff that's
going on in the world with hate,
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like who gives a fuck with somebody
else? Does? Let them just
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be them? You bet you.
It doesn't affect your life, yours,
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doesn't affect theirs. Just love each
other, that's it. Yep. No,
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I agree with that. And I
think one of the big reasons we
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wanted to do this was to be
a light and you know, be different
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and have that positive outlook, you
know, And I love that because music
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is all about that. In my
opinion, people look at it sometimes it's
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a negative because you're expressing yourself and
things that have happened, or people relate
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in a certain way, But it's
cathartic and therapeutic. It's not it's not
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meant to be hateful. It's meant
to be so we can all heal and
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all love each other and all be
together. Right Yeah, for sure,
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for sure. And that's what these
music festivals are about. Right, you
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know, you go here, there's
no outsiders. It's like everybody can just
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be whoever they are and we just
all accept. Everybody in the world could
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learn a lot from bands like you, guys, and from festivals like this.
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Thank you, thank you. That's
awesome, my pleasure. What's the
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craziest story in your guy's musical journey? He doesn't even want to say.
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Most craziest one is probably just just
living into RV. Yeah. We've had
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our butts grabbed. That was new. Wow, it's not my fault.
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It is a submission. This man
said, Yeah, just do it.
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Yeah, yeah, I mean whatever
it dude, whatever, just go for
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it. I guess you know why
not. Hey, listen, you haven't
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made it until you've been asked to
grab your butt. Come on, that's
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a that's a sign that you're there. Daniel said it was his favorite part
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of the tour. I'd say the
craziest moment for me is we played in
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Canada with Shine Down and after the
show, like just walking through people,
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you know, because we're still kind
of new to it and just like walking
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through the crowd and like getting to
meet people. I don't know something about
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that. Yeah yeah people. Yeah, people were like my baby and we're
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like throwing babies at me and Paula
We're like what do we what do we
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do? Yeah? Like I was
holding a plushy with ice cream and like
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right when we were walking through the
front, people were coming out and so
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like they were like and they're like
throwing babies at us, like these like
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they're like three years old, four
years old. Like it was great.
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But at the same time, like
security started getting mad, like you guys
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are in the way. Like I
was like, dude, I'm trying to
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get out of the way. Yeah, oh my god. That's it was.
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It was great. It was great. You get you guys should running
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for president. No, you've already
kissed babies. Yeah right, thank you.
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I think you'll do a lot more
good with your music for sure.
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Thank you. You know that is
the message everybody wants to hear. What's
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good about this band is uh man, we always look out for each other.
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Yeah, and we really treat each
other as like family. That's the
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way it should be, especially if
you're in an RV or else you could
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kill each other for sure, sir. Yeah, which brings me to another
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question that could be really funny.
What is the thing that pissed somebody off
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most in the RV that everybody else
laughed about. There was a towel that
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was in the RV that was it
smelled so bad. I've never seen this
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guy, and I just wanted to
know whose towel it was, and to
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this day is a touchy subject because
no one has admitted to it. I
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think it was Cullen's town. No, it was not. Let's not do
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that. It was not my towel. Twenty nine years I've been on this
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earth. He's gaslight, all right, So okay, I see what you're
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doing. I see what you're doing, and I'm not here for it.
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No, I'm not here for it. It's either Heaven, our photographer or
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Bins, and neither one of them
want to admit to it. And I've
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been so upset about it because we
literally had to throw it out. We
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had to throw it out of the
drug. Yeah, I'm still mad because
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see, if I were in the
bed, I would probably now do it
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every time just because they know whose
it is. That person who's tale it
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is to this day knows who it
is. They just want to admit to
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it. It was three months ago, they still won't admit. Well,
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that's kind of how it goes.
Like so funny story. My son,
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my best friend of life, is
like a brother since thirteen. He passed
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away recently, and my son when
he was little stole not little, but
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when he was like a teenager,
stole his cigarettes. He blamed it on
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the dog. And my bro who's
like, he don't buy it to a
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bull, She's like, uh,
dude, it wasn't the fucking dog.
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Just admit it. You took my
fucking cigarettes, your little punk. To
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this day, even after him passing, I'm like heading to the funeral and
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my son calls and he starts talking
about, yeah, I was reading this
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thing on Google about pugs and they
and this other story of this pug ain't
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somebody's cigarettes, and because he blamed
it on the pug, and it's like,
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see there's proof. I'm like,
that's not fucking proof. Our dog
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did it, right. You know, you're thirty eight years old, admitted
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already it was your cigarettes. You're
not getting grounded, right, So that's
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what's gonna happen here, nobody.
It's gonna be to deny till you die
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thing. Yeah, but that's fun. It's fine until it happens again.
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happen. Good. I'm just gonna poke
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that you weren't on that right,
No? Oh man? And does everybody
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connect with you guys on socials on
the web by your merch all that great
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stuff. I have people by connect
you on socials on the web by your
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How do they do that? Yeah? Yeah, okay, So you go
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to our Instagram, our TikTok or
any of our socials, there is a
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link tree. They'll take you to
our Facebook. Well yeah, if you're
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already on the Facebook, let's take
you to all our socials. They'll take
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you to our Apple Music, Spotify, all that stuff. There's a there's
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pre saves, there's the merch link
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to find us is on there.
And I think I have a new idea
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for your TikTok Okay, I think
the towel should be part of tiktoks.
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No, there should be like a
series of TikTok's with the towel no,
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you lost me there No no Instagram
it's a oh it's Sleep Theory uh dot
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band. Isn't it up Sleep Theory
dot Man at Uh yeah at Sleep Theory
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dot Man on Instagram? Yep?
Nice? Ye? Is there anything you
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guys want to let the listeners know
that we haven't touched on yet. Washer
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towels. There's the advice, right, oh yeah the EP? Yeah?
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Oh yeah, the EP comes out
towel September between night this coming Friday.
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Yeah, paper hearts, ye,
paper hearts. We have we have two
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headline shows coming up to Vegas and
Nevada, Reno. They're both in Reno.
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Yeah, they're they're both in this. It is both in Nevada.
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Right, Yeah, here's the thing
for your EP. You should do some
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new merch towels. Okay, this
guy, this guy is jokes. I
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didn't know that we're on a comedy
show. I didn't know that all all
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right, Uh, it's the shitty
towel. You gotta you buy this.
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You get a shitty towel and that
guys can Yeah yeah, man, I
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love it. But you guys rock. I'm so glad you're here at larn
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in Life and hey, my pleasure
Thank you for being on the Adventures of
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theory. Nice. How's he going? Man up? How can it be
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bad? We're louder than life,
right? How bad ass is that?
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It's pretty cool? It's been a
blessing man. Yeah, go ahead.
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It's surreal. It's surreal. It's
very cool. Nice. So tell us
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a little bit about you guys for
listeners that don't know, Like, how
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where there are a lot of people
that are unique and there's a lot that
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sound the same. I think one
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just kind of like we blend R
and B and rock together. So
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that's kind of like something unique that
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off of what he said, like, we take what people love in the
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nostalgic of like the rock, but
we mix it with like all these like
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pop sounds, R and B sounds
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but still that same nostalgic sound from
before. So I like that because that
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is a lot different, because there's
some people like lending punk with metal,
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blending rock with pop, but I
like the R and B. Like even
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there's hip hop that blends with NTO, but R and B with rock.
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I think that's a whole nother level
because I think they're connected anyway. Oh
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yeah, me and Paolo. Actually
I'm not sure as far as Daniel and
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Ben, but you know, me
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house and his dad plays piano.
We'll play all the old nineties R and
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b's, his dad will sing,
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have a little karaoke night, you
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playing. So it's pretty fun.
Give us a lot of inspiration, especially
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not just popping R and B.
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stuff with our tracks, and I
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of our you know, off sleep
theory absolutely. And you know the thing
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is is like even here last night, there was an after party in this
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area and it always amazes me.
Every metal festival that I do that has
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an after party, the after party
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B and techno and dance music and
not really metal. Uh, yeah,
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it was. It was actually really
cool to see everybody back here having a
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great time. Everybody was talking.
There's just so many different people that we
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know we watched as we were as
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that we're able to talk to,
and it was really cool. It was
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really great experience. Well, and
as you said, it's like everybody was
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just having a good time because music
is a great unifier. I mean,
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I don't think there are boundaries.
That's why I ask artists, you know,
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how they describe their music, because
the whole genre think I think it
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should be over get rid of those
labels that box you in as an arst,
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as an artist, you should just
be doing what comes from your heart
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and that's it. Yeah, for
sure, that's straight facts right there.
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I think that's what we're doing too
right now. And I think that's like
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how or why so many people relate
to us in that way, like through
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our music. I think you can
hear it. Ah, that was great.
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I love that. Not what he
said people. But you know,
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we have a face for radio here
and there's some good inside stuff that you're
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not privy to listening right now.
So how are you gonna top louder?
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How are you gonna top louder?
What comes after this? Oh? Man,
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we got some really cool stuff that
really can't say as of now.
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But January is gonna be a pretty
big It's gonna be a pretty cool kickoff.
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And truthfully, like the first day
of what's gonna be starting of next
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year is the same day that we
released our first single of this year.
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So January twelve, it's gonna be
our it's gonna be our anniversary of whenever
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we like everything went crazy, everything
went viral and TikTok. And then next
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year is gonna be like the anniversary
of Like, hey, same date is
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this happening? So it's pretty cool. Nice let's talk about TikTok for a
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second. Yeah, what's your craziest
TikTok? And is it the one that
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went viral or is it one that
didn't go viral? Oh, there's one
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of me in a in a wig
singing escape to Fate and Ronnie actually saw
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it. Yeah, it's it's pretty
great. But yeah, has nothing to
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do with like our music or anything, which is the funniest part. Yeah,
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it was usually the case, right, it was just being a wig
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singing escape to Fate and yeah,
one point three million. It just curs.
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Man, Just do whatever, because
listen, my daughter's boyfriend, he
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like does TikTok's I'm talking He's not
kid, he's twenty seven years old,
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Okay, but I mean not TikTok
Rubik's cube, Like does TikTok's of Rubik's
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cubes, just solving Rubik's cubes and
in like a month, one hundred and
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sixty thousand followers. And he doesn't
even know how to do social media.
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Yeah, and I'm like, man, I gotta get on there and do
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something stupid, right, because the
stuff that's not stupid I'm doing antworking.
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Yeah, yeah, that's what works. Stupid works. Hey, you know
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why we all need a diversion of
entertainment instead of all the serious bullshit that's
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on all the socials. So it's
like, if I could just watch some
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stupid video that I don't have to
think about I have to have an opinion
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on, and I don't have to
get pissed off about. Let me watch
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that. Yeah, yeah, for
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genuine just like you know, a
lot of people just try to I don't
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know, it's almost forced, you
know, just get on there and just
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be just be you. I think
that's what it should be with everything in
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life nowadays, I feel everybody's forcing, like they're all have these labels of
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who they are and they have to
fit in that box and just be you.
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going on in the world with hate,
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like who gives a fuck with somebody
else? Does? Let them just
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be them? You bet you.
It doesn't affect your life, yours,
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doesn't affect theirs. Just love each
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I agree with that. And I
think one of the big reasons we
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wanted to do this was to be
a light and you know, be different
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and have that positive outlook, you
know, And I love that because music
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is all about that. In my
opinion, people look at it sometimes it's
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a negative because you're expressing yourself and
things that have happened, or people relate
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in a certain way, But it's
cathartic and therapeutic. It's not it's not
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meant to be hateful. It's meant
to be so we can all heal and
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all love each other and all be
together. Right Yeah, for sure,
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for sure. And that's what these
music festivals are about. Right, you
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know, you go here, there's
no outsiders. It's like everybody can just
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be whoever they are and we just
all accept. Everybody in the world could
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learn a lot from bands like you, guys, and from festivals like this.
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Thank you, thank you. That's
awesome, my pleasure. What's the
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craziest story in your guy's musical journey? He doesn't even want to say.
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Most craziest one is probably just just
living into RV. Yeah. We've had
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our butts grabbed. That was new. Wow, it's not my fault.
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It is a submission. This man
said, Yeah, just do it.
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it dude, whatever, just go for
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it. I guess you know why
not. Hey, listen, you haven't
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made it until you've been asked to
grab your butt. Come on, that's
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a that's a sign that you're there. Daniel said it was his favorite part
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of the tour. I'd say the
craziest moment for me is we played in
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Canada with Shine Down and after the
show, like just walking through people,
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you know, because we're still kind
of new to it and just like walking
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through the crowd and like getting to
meet people. I don't know something about
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that. Yeah yeah people. Yeah, people were like my baby and we're
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like throwing babies at me and Paula
We're like what do we what do we
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do? Yeah? Like I was
holding a plushy with ice cream and like
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right when we were walking through the
front, people were coming out and so
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like they were like and they're like
throwing babies at us, like these like
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they're like three years old, four
years old. Like it was great.
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But at the same time, like
security started getting mad, like you guys
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are in the way. Like I
was like, dude, I'm trying to
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get out of the way. Yeah, oh my god. That's it was.
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It was great. It was great. You get you guys should running
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for president. No, you've already
kissed babies. Yeah right, thank you.
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I think you'll do a lot more
good with your music for sure.
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Thank you. You know that is
the message everybody wants to hear. What's
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good about this band is uh man, we always look out for each other.
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Yeah, and we really treat each
other as like family. That's the
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way it should be, especially if
you're in an RV or else you could
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kill each other for sure, sir. Yeah, which brings me to another
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question that could be really funny.
What is the thing that pissed somebody off
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most in the RV that everybody else
laughed about. There was a towel that
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was in the RV that was it
smelled so bad. I've never seen this
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guy, and I just wanted to
know whose towel it was, and to
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this day is a touchy subject because
no one has admitted to it. I
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think it was Cullen's town. No, it was not. Let's not do
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that. It was not my towel. Twenty nine years I've been on this
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earth. He's gaslight, all right, So okay, I see what you're
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doing. I see what you're doing, and I'm not here for it.
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No, I'm not here for it. It's either Heaven, our photographer or
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Bins, and neither one of them
want to admit to it. And I've
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been so upset about it because we
literally had to throw it out. We
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had to throw it out of the
drug. Yeah, I'm still mad because
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see, if I were in the
bed, I would probably now do it
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every time just because they know whose
it is. That person who's tale it
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is to this day knows who it
is. They just want to admit to
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it. It was three months ago, they still won't admit. Well,
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that's kind of how it goes.
Like so funny story. My son,
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my best friend of life, is
like a brother since thirteen. He passed
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away recently, and my son when
he was little stole not little, but
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when he was like a teenager,
stole his cigarettes. He blamed it on
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the dog. And my bro who's
like, he don't buy it to a
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bull, She's like, uh,
dude, it wasn't the fucking dog.
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Just admit it. You took my
fucking cigarettes, your little punk. To
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this day, even after him passing, I'm like heading to the funeral and
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my son calls and he starts talking
about, yeah, I was reading this
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thing on Google about pugs and they
and this other story of this pug ain't
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somebody's cigarettes, and because he blamed
it on the pug, and it's like,
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see there's proof. I'm like,
that's not fucking proof. Our dog
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did it, right. You know, you're thirty eight years old, admitted
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already it was your cigarettes. You're
not getting grounded, right, So that's
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what's gonna happen here, nobody.
It's gonna be to deny till you die
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thing. Yeah, but that's fun. It's fine until it happens again.
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Oh man, I think it should
happen. Good. I'm just gonna poke
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that you weren't on that right,
No? Oh man? And does everybody
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connect with you guys on socials on
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stuff. I have people by connect
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How do they do that? Yeah? Yeah, okay, So you go
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to our Instagram, our TikTok or
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link tree. They'll take you to
our Facebook. Well yeah, if you're
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already on the Facebook, let's take
you to all our socials. They'll take
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you to our Apple Music, Spotify, all that stuff. There's a there's
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pre saves, there's the merch link
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to find us is on there.
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for your TikTok Okay, I think
the towel should be part of tiktoks.
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No, there should be like a
series of TikTok's with the towel no,
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you lost me there No no Instagram
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band. Isn't it up Sleep Theory
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dot Man on Instagram? Yep?
Nice? Ye? Is there anything you
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guys want to let the listeners know
that we haven't touched on yet. Washer
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towels. There's the advice, right, oh yeah the EP? Yeah?
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Oh yeah, the EP comes out
towel September between night this coming Friday.
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Yeah, paper hearts, ye,
paper hearts. We have we have two
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headline shows coming up to Vegas and
Nevada, Reno. They're both in Reno.
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Yeah, they're they're both in this. It is both in Nevada.
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Right, Yeah, here's the thing
for your EP. You should do some
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new merch towels. Okay, this
guy, this guy is jokes. I
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didn't know that we're on a comedy
show. I didn't know that all all
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right, Uh, it's the shitty
towel. You gotta you buy this.
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You get a shitty towel and that
guys can Yeah yeah, man, I
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love it. But you guys rock. I'm so glad you're here at larn
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in Life and hey, my pleasure
Thank you for being on the Adventures of
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pipe Man. Thank you for listening
to the Adventures of Pipe Man on W
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four CUI Radio.
