It's not very frequent that we get to do content in English. We save it for the very most special people. I know this is super odd, probably for our guests, but it's weird having him here. It's an honor. Please, let's give a warm welcome to Bam! Malché! Ah! Hello, my parents, baby! Hello, hello! Woo! You know, I love Puerto Rico. This is like my fifth time here now, but I gotta say I'm I have a real passion for music You know filming 65 episodes with Viva LeBam on MTV and Jack As of course I always had a lot of musical input on it. And when I put my Spotify on stuff

on a band called Lackermus for Fun Day, Gothic Rock. And this song came on and I stopped whatever it is I was doing and I'm like, who the fuck, who is the, I'm sorry, Kate, cause not you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You okay? Who the fuck is this? I need to know who it is right now. a more at the nom where they from more at the nom hoot does port are eco this

band is from port are eco so i I've got a hold of them. We work it on a new album and this was back a couple of years back and we flew right into Aguadilla and started recording some songs did a nice little show and now here we are getting ready to play at the handlebar on Sabado. 7 p.m. and admission un poco de juego y ahora aquí estamos se puede hacer un flip de la casa. Es muy bueno. Es una historia de la casa.

¿Qué es la casa de la casa?

un poco de la puerta.

Eso es todo.

Eso es todo.

Eso es todo.

Entonces, el show, este Saturday, en Handelbar, ¿a dónde es Handelbar?

Es el mismo que el San Juan.

Oh, es el la Kennedy.

Oh, Handelbar.

Ok, ok, ok.

Como, we're free and trans.

Handelbar, venga a pasar la caerón a su por la Kennedy.

Vasta el amor adlunam, bandá de rock con featuring BAM, mal fucking, fiel. Ok, BAM. I was doing some, of course, I, it's super weird to have you here because I'm known about you since I was probably like 14 or 15 years I'm 43 yeah, and I was doing some research and I learned that you helped produce a movie called CKY yeah like 20 some years ago So you were yeah, so when I was 16, I wanted to make a skateboard film that wasn't just skateboarding, because I had a lot of really funny friends from high school that were really talented and hilarious, and they didn't know how to skate. So I'm like, I'm gonna put this guy in a wheelbarrow and push him off the roof into a pricker bush, and then mix that with professional skate tricks. And then from that, through word of mouth, it sold over a million copies. And then that's when I got contacted by Spike Jones Jeff Tremaine. That was it. So you asked to do a pilot for MTV show called Jackass. So we didn't know how that big that would be. And overnight, it was like instant success. So yeah, so CKY1 followed by CKY2K. The first season of Jackass was just nothing but them using bits of CKY spliced in with the pilot. So, yeah, I didn't really even have to film the first season of Jackass. He's already filmed. Is the moment when Steve will drink the gold fish part of that? That was part of the pilot. So a pilot is basically putting a 30 minute show together to see if the network wants to buy it. So is what they did for those eight episodes, which is a season eight episodes. They used nothing but my CKY videos and then the big brother videos that they filmed. So, Steve O swan the goldfish was part of the big brother side which was the west coast. I'm the east coast Billy. Okay. So, what was in VHS? Yeah, oh yeah VHS. I remember I was, I used to bodyboard a lot and I used to purchase movies in VHS and the soundtrack was strictly punk or rock-rearly like a reggae or hip-hop song, super rare. But the culture of bodyboarding was similar to like it was rude and dirty and you were watching the video all of a sudden a fist fight was there or a guy puking or a guy shitting and the magazine culture was that as well like it's not only the sport it's like being punk yeah and I think the reason why I have such a passion for music is because when you're working on your skateboard video part, it roughly takes a year or two to film these hard tricks. And when you spend five hours landing a trick, that's one second of screen time that you get when you finally are rewarded after landing a trick that took you so long. So to pile all that up, you roughly get about three minutes of skate tricks, which equals one radio song. Yeah. Rock band song is about three minutes. So you really have to pick an important song. What if you did all these hard skate tricks and then you just throw on don't tell my heart why you breaking heart. You're like, one is this. Yeah. I know you got to put something on. Awesome. I remember, so you have to really pick your song, and that shows your character. I remember hating Australian surf movies because their music sucked. Yeah. I didn't like it. I didn't like it at all. Crazy, man. And how do you feel like this movement of, because for me, the first reality show that I ever see was jackass for me. Yeah. So how do you feel like that reality show scene involved right now? I gotta say whenever you hear the word reality TV it's pretty much the least thing of reality because when you have all these people there to film and they're just going to hit record and wonder what you're going to do that day, you can't do that. You have to map out a plan. So I mean, the reality of it would be an idea would be, okay, bam and his crew, fly to Puerto Rico, we find a bunch of skate spots, we dare a bunch of people to do a bunch of stuff. And then we have a rock show at the end.

So it's roughly scripted.

You can't just fly the board. There's a map with 40 people and feel like, what are we going to do here? So reality is it's scripted. And what you think about this streaming that actually is a reality show now because they just turn on the camera. Yeah. whatever has happened, it happened like the fighter song,

what?

The fighter, what?

The song's fighter that happened on the, Oh, what is in the right? Yeah, but his name, the fighter, I remember. I don't know, the fighter, the UFC X champion that he's son almost killed the guy in the in a wrestling ring. So yeah, so so that's what what do you think about the streaming? Okay, uh, rampage Jackson. Okay. He's doing right. He's doing right now. He's doing right now a streaming. So what do you think about that? Because this like he's a he's a he's a champion. Yeah. And now do you see yourself doing that kind of content?

That's pretty gnarly. But you know, I did see Baronucco Boxing in Hollywood, Florida. I got invited by Lindsey Lohan's dad, Michael Lohan. And they're like, just so you know, you're gonna be sitting in the splatter zone and my wife sitting there with Rachel, you could tell who was, you know, date time of wood, so they're all there like Versace dresses of what's the spider's

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