Love this community man I listen to y'all before any mainstream anything

*scared DPS noises*

I see what you did there

Everybody knows I'm an ice cold man

on hunnid

Fax

We all need that to happen asap. Lol.

Big fax fax

Facts!

I’ve listened to it so many times already haha

thank u

Interesting..

Fabvl too. Iono what Scru on

and divide..?! lol see it gets hard

@@benhorne8051 Divide doesn't drop every week like DPS and Rustage do.

DPS drops every week and is still 🐐

Update: I’ve watched it multiple times all the way to the end

Lmao funny cause nobody got the Sirius line...

@@DizzyEight it carries more weight cause im a HP fan, sirius black was named after the dog constelation and dies in the series. Books are good

@@DizzyEight I peeped that on my first listen

I thought it was SiriusXM bar. "Sirius, XM out

@@superhado123 "He think he's a star, he ain't serious,..we ain't on the same frequency..you ain't hearin us" It's a double entendre so yeah you both right

I think he's going for a Paul Lynde impression.

NICE

Eh I agree for the most part. At this point I definitely support tracks where you can tell their more liberal about the anime they're talking. It dosen't have to be a crutch but a springboard

@@DonniedrakoE yeah that's fair. i'm not saying that people who do that are bad or anything like that, i just don't think that it's right to be mad when folks *don't* do that. like, my favorite type of tracks are the "inspired by" joints, Fabvl, Dizzy, etc. on the other hand, i think it's pretty dumb to say their stuff is automatically better than folks like Zach, Eddie, or (Early - ish) DPS, just because those people aren't necessarily talking about themselves with metaphors and shit. There's room on the market for both types imo.

Pretty close. It was outside the entrance to the Jewish temple where the money chargers setup tables for people to buy items for temple activities (sacrifices and such). The money chargers were using "unjust weights" which resulted in them getting more money from the people than what the items were worth. So, basically they were ripping the people off. Jesus was furious and began flipping over tables. He also made a whip and started whipping the money chargers to make them scatter and leave the area. Yeah, quite extreme to some, but he hated people be taken advantage of. He called what was happening a "den of theives." The account is retold in the books of Matthew 2, verses 12-13 and Mark 11, verses 15-18. 😉