MBMBaM 148: The Best Part of Waking Up

My Brother, My Brother And Me

Justin McElroy

Mbmbam, Mcelroy Brothers, Advice, Justin Mcelroy, Travis Mcelroy, Comedy Advice, Mcelroy, Griffin Mcelroy, Comedy

4.9 • 31.3K Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2013

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

This week's episode features a WORLD EXCLUSIVE debut of a track off a highly anticipated album. Please do not rip it and put it on YouTube, or Spotify, or SoundCloud, or Google Buzz. Suggested talking points: Daft Punk Gerunds, Purest Plutonium, Pass it On, McDonalds Vetting, Laundry Hog, Pants Trap, Folgers, The Streak

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0:00.0	The McElroy brothers are not experts, and their advice should never be followed.
0:05.5	Travis insists he's a sexpert, but if there's a degree on his wall, I haven't seen it.
0:11.2	Also, this show isn't for kids, which I mentioned only so the babies out there will know how cool
0:16.7	they are for listening. What's up, you cool baby.
0:44.4	Hello everybody, welcome to my brother brother, me and advice show for the modern era.
0:48.2	I'm your oldest brother Justin McElroy. Boy, do we have an exciting, exciting way to kick off
0:54.0	the show this week? I'm your middle-est brother, Travis McElroy, before Justin just skips all the way
0:59.4	over me. Yeah, I'm the baby brother, Griffin McElroy, and it's been a few episodes since I've
1:03.3	said my name because I feel like the shit really just runs off the rails pretty much as soon as
1:08.0	we start. So thank you for the opportunity. Yeah, so this is a formal world exclusive. We have
1:15.5	obtained through some unscrupulous methods, a leak track off the Daphne punk. Is that what you say,
1:23.3	Griffin? Daphne punk, yeah. Do you know the name of that album? Can you just, just the title isn't
1:28.4	even out there. I think it's called Daphne Punky Brewster. Okay. Now, Griffin, you gotta, sorry,
1:34.6	Daphne punk. I'm reading my cue character, Daphne punk. Can you tell us a bit about the track we're
1:40.3	going to be hearing? Sure. So Daphne punk is a, they're one of those bands, sort of like extreme
1:44.8	music that just does songs for commercials, for, you know, like for the gap. There was that one
1:52.9	gap commercial where the girl from Cape Fear just sort of danced in her jeans and was having a good
1:57.7	time and then two friendly robots came along and just like later a song for her to enjoy the jeans in.
2:03.2	Would I have heard them on echoes with John De La Berta's? Were there gap commercials that ran
2:09.3	interstitially? Almost exclusively. Okay. Well then yeah, probably if it was like mid-2000s.
2:15.3	All right, let me just push, let me get the cart here. I don't know, pop it in to the old, uh,
2:22.5	okay, it's all loaded up. Is it A-track? Jesus. Yeah, and I'm just pushing play.
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