You know, the one where Kanye took the microphone from Taylor Swift. We look back at this seemingly meaningless moment that now carries so much weight 10 years later due to the reaction to event and subsequent actions by both artists (but mostly Kanye) that have kept this controversy going. It's often a silly subject, but unfortunately has brought up a lot of dark and uncomfortable feelings over the years. We do our best to examine why that's the case. Shout out to Jay Leno.
Also, we look at Todd Phillips' comments on comedy and how that relates to our earlier discussion this year on The Hangover.
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A lot has happened since we recorded our last episode...like the franchise player for our hometown team shockingly retiring after a string of injuries. Kiel and Brock get into it and consider what the Andrew Luck retirement will mean for the game. We also do our best to discuss the allegations against Antonio Brown.
We are @decaderewind on Twitter. Email us at [email protected]. Our music is "Basic Implosion" by Kevin MacLeod.
It's a Judd Apatow, Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill and Adam Sandler comedy! This has to be huge, right? Well...Funny People is often a mess, but a beautiful mess. Kiel Hauck (@kielhauck) and Brock Benefiel (@brockbenefiel) pick over this imperfect, but interesting film in all it's glory. Why doesn't it work exactly? Why is this so long? Why didn't we get more interesting Sandler after this? It's all answered this episode!
We are @decaderewind on Twitter. Email us at [email protected]. Our music is "Basic Implosion" by Kevin MacLeod.