From New York, it's Get Off My One with Gavin McKinney.

Welcome back to Get Off My Long Live. Here we are Thursday nights. It's free. Lap it up,

motherfuckers. We used to do this show in many different ways. It's meant to advertise

the brand, but the strange part about this Thursday night show is it's nothing like any other

show. It's a very unique show. It's become a cops and robber show. We have a bunch of cops

and we have a robber and we talk about shit. We go through cop videos, we take calls, we

discuss the days events. We also promote our sponsors. We don't do sponsors normally.

So this show is meant to advertise the brand and has nothing to do with the brand whatsoever.

That opening band was Zulu, a very awesome hardcore band, Black Dudes. I think they're from

LA and they're not a big fan of the white guys, which hurts my feelings because I'm one

of those dudes, but I can take it. I don't think you can enjoy art if you are hung up

about what the people make in the art feel. So if you hate me and you make good art, I don't

care. I actually have friends that don't like me. Like Jay Johnson, one of the funniest

people in the world, comedian in LA, not a comedian, a funny dude in LA. I don't think

he's a big fan of the G, but when I go down there and hang out with him, I torture him

with my personality and we have a good time. We have been drinking all day. We recording

anal shinnok songs with Rick Rubin. Rick Rubin came to my house and set up a studio and

we recorded seven of eight of our live songs. What's going on with that framing there, Ryan?

It's avant-carde. Okay. So Rick, thank you for the songs today. I don't know what you're

cropped out like that. We recorded pubic lice, women's rights, song, red blisters. We recorded

the ozone layer, the song acid rain. It's weird recording songs from a 1980s hardcore band

because none of these things exist anymore. There is no acid rain. There is no ozone layer

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