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It's the noon hour of madness and mayhem powered by Mackenzie River Pizza of Idaho Falls. I'm Victor. I'm Peaches. And we got a special guest in here. What's up, everybody?

It's dog face. Dog face. So excited to have you in, man. That's what's up. I've been talking about it on air for, I guess, it would be probably about 2 years now or so that, you know, how do I get dog face in here?

And I've pestering people on Facebook and He's been begging big time. That's insane. I can't believe I haven't heard about it. Tell just now. You know what I mean?

Just recently, I've actually just heard about it. Yeah. My Facebook friends who claimed to know you're dropping the ball, apparently, because, yeah, I was relentless about it for a while. So That's insane. Better late than never, man.

I appreciate you taking some time to stop by and hang with us because you definitely appear to be a pretty busy guy these days. Yeah. Like I said, always back in the day, I was always working no matter what. You know what? Now it's the same.

I'm working, but just a different atmosphere, obviously. It looks like a pretty fun atmosphere. Exactly. Yeah. It's gotten a little bit brighter.

For sure, man. I I look forward to kinda getting into all that, the 2 year journey you've been on because it's just so cool to see somebody from right here in East Idaho have that kind of stuff happen for them. Yeah. Yeah. No doubt.

Especially in Littel Town, Idaho Falls. You know what I mean? If town always, but yeah. Yeah. Were were you born and raised East Idaho?

Yeah. Born and raised down at the Uptown Trailer Park when it used to be, right by Broadway Fords. Yeah. Yep. And then they tore that down, and we had to move and all that good or not yeah.

We was gone way before that, but yeah. Right on, man. Well, yeah. Peach is here. He's from elsewhere.

I'm, Pocatello born and raised, but Right on. Yeah. Always great to see local people doing big stuff, and I mean, you were one of the absolute biggest things during the pandemic. Yeah. Yeah.

It's it's a trip to me, man. It's mind blowing. You know what I mean? That how how many people seen that video, how many people reacted to it, you know, the feedback I got from all around the world. You know what I mean?

It was just insane. I was telling Victor on TikTok alone 90,000,000 views. I'm like, that's crazy. Yeah. It's I don't know.

It blows my mind still. I got excited for 12,000 on our cable account. Yeah. Exactly. Look at that.

We hit a 1,000 plays on this one. Yeah. Heck, yeah. That's where it all starts. You know what I mean?

Yeah. We'll definitely have to get some tips from you while you're in here because No doubt. We don't know what we're doing. So stick around. We're gonna chat with dog face throughout the noon hour today.

If you want to text in any questions, you can. 208-535-1015. Here's my chemical romance. It's the noon hour of madness and mayhem powered by Mackenzie River Pizza of Idaho Falls. I am Victor.

I am Peaches. And we got dog face in the house, finally. That's what's up. Man. You had to play you had to play this music, I don't I was going for my, my hip hop music beds, but I couldn't they didn't pop up.

For some reason, they're not where where they're supposed to be. So I guess back to the future it is. Right on. That's what's up. Keep it futuristic.

Well, getting into that eighties vibe, which that is what kinda led to you blowing up into one of the biggest TikTok stars. And I think you've got to be the biggest celebrity in East Idaho. Right? I have no idea. I I think so.

Yeah. I just I don't feel like a celebrity still. You know what I mean? It just trips me out that people want pictures with me. Right.

You know, I'm making moves still. Like I said, it feels like I'm still working, just different atmosphere, but yes, it is is crazy. So what does your work schedule look like now? How do how do you kind of go about your day? Because you're putting out a lot of different kinds of content.

Yeah. Basically, I just keep doing my regular stuff, you know, on TikTok and IG, you know, skits and regular TikToks, trends, and stuff like that. I'll usually get promotional deals where people want me to promote their stuff, you know, or whatever, put it on my page because I do have 7,000,000 followers followers on 1, 2,000,000 on the other one. You know what I mean? So I can promote what they want.

So I do that sometimes. I'm doing hosting shows now. I'm just now gonna be going to Canada. I just now heard on the 22nd or something like that to be hosting the show out there. Nice.

And then it's an indigenous show out there. So, yeah, come back on the 26th. Then after that, I'll be heading to California for something for my wife, I believe. And then, yeah, I'm waiting for reservation dogs. Like I said, I'm starting to do my acting.

You know what I mean? I'm starting to do acting and stuff like that. That's cool. Yeah. I try to stay busy.

You know what I mean? Plus, my management has been keeping me busy, so shout out to Gia Tony Inc. You know what I mean? They've been helping me out. Yeah.

That that was the number I needed, I think, about 2 years ago. Oh, yeah. The management number. Yeah. Like I said, my Facebook feed, I know the man I grew up around.

I get all of them. I get messages all the time and then I'm just like, yeah, they get lost. You know what I mean? And then I just can't find them, skim through them, and I'm just like, whatever. I don't even look at them half the time.

Oh, I I I can imagine. When you got that many people following you on all of your different platforms Oh, yeah. Probably the DMs are just yeah. Let let them pile up. Yeah.

Out of control. So you started off you were pretty big on TikTok before you made that Dreams video from what I understand. Yeah. I had 750,000 followers before the video popped off, you know, just doing regular skits and everything like that. I went viral on a couple video or a couple videos that got me those followers doing a get up dance.

That was an old country song or I don't who sings that? I can't remember. Is that Blanco Brown? The get up? Yeah.

The get up song. Yeah. Yeah. Blanco Brown. Yeah.

Okay. I I did a viral TikTok dance to that that got me up to like 60 or 70,000 followers overnight. And then did a song with Bone Dogs and Harmony that got me a couple extra 100,000. You know what I mean? Then after that, I just started building up slowly slowly.

Before the video, I had like 750,000 it was. And that Dreams video, you know, across all diff do they give you any kind of estimate across all platforms where that video appeared? How many times that may have been viewed everywhere? They got the numbers somewhere, and I've seen them before, and I just can't remember where they are, but they have them out there. You know what I mean?

You can Google it or whatever and it comes up, and they're just crazy. You know what I mean? Like, yeah. Just insane. Well, when when that video came out, you know, we were in the the depths of the pandemic, I saw so many different articles and people commenting about how that video just like made their day.

It brightened everything up. Just the the cool vibes that you had going on. And you were living in some rough times, during those times that you put that video out. You know, what was it like going from that living situation to where you are now, man? It It was alright.

You know what I mean? Like I said, I was I was going through it, you know, but I wasn't down and out, you know. I was doing my videos every day. I was staying over there by Monrock, you know, right by the river. Yeah.

And I did get kicked out of my spot once in a while. Cops came up and put a sign on my thing, you need to move. This and that. I was like, man, that's that sucks you know but I just picked it up and then came back at night and whatever you know just did my thing. Right.

But like I said I was still working I was still you know I had family to go to you know and everything I wasn't I was homeless I just wasn't you know starving you know I wasn't down and out you know I was just still living life the way I should you know to me it was like I was camping. Yeah. But yeah I was out there camping for a good 2 months something like that you know. But it was all right you know. After that like I said I was just waiting for a fire because I do wildland firefighting with show bands you know it's camp crew is what I do.

Yeah. So I do that in the summers with a show band camp crew down there in Fort Hall. So then I got a fire, like, right before the end of the year. I was able to get money. Like I said, I I used a whole check.

Well, not the whole check, but I used some of the check to get me, you know Yeah. Trailer, and then that's when I moved into Walmart parking lot. You know what I mean? So, yeah. But like I said, it it was rough and everything, but I was I just, you know, you don't let it get a you don't let it bring you down.

You know what I mean? And I think it showed watching that video. I mean, you just we're having a good time? Oh, yeah. And I wonder just to this day, and I'm sure you do, what it was about that video that just hit with everybody.

It had to just be the good vibes all around. Yeah. I don't know. Like I said, the whole world was just in in a in a downward fall. You know what I mean?

Or something, you know, and everybody was just down at that same point in time, I guess, you know, and everybody got to look at that video at the same point in time. Kinda, I guess, you know, because it's got shared so rapidly, and it just lifted up everybody's spirits, man. And, you know, I'm just happy to be a part of that. You know what I mean? Just be the one that did it.

You know, it's just crazy. Has anybody from Fleetwood Mac reached out to you ever since then? The only one that reached out and I got love for much love for him is Mick Fleetwood. You know what I mean? He he sent me, his drum top, a couple of his drumsticks, signed them and everything like that.

They sent me, gift cards I heard. I never found them, never got them in the mail or nothing like that. And he sent me a happy birthday on my birthday through phone, you know. He called me and everything. So it was video and everything like that.

Other than that, that was it. Wow. You know what I mean? Just nothing then. Wow.

Yeah. I would've thought that was Stevie didn't even say hi. Nothing. Stevie, what up with that? Yeah.

Lindsay didn't nothing. You know what I mean? Nothing. It was just it was just insane. They put my name and tag me in their videos.

So you know what I mean? Here we go. So yeah. But yeah. Oceansbury showed nothing but love.

You know what I mean? And and I got much love for them for that. You know what I mean? They did show out and, you know, in my eyes paid it forward in a way. You know what I mean?

I wasn't asking or begging for nothing. You know what I mean? But, you know what I mean? Pay it forward in a way. You know, it would be nice.

You know what I mean? Especially them. Holy molys. They got a grip. You know what I mean?

Oh, yeah. It's insane. I would imagine that had to help cranberry juice sales. Oh, yeah. That too.

Yeah. For for sure. And that's why I said they they they helped me out, you know, with gigs on the side, promotions on the side. They really didn't sponsor me, but they still they still helped me out. You know?

That's great. So hell yeah. Yeah. Fleetwood Mac, man. I mean, because I as a guy whose job is to watch music charts and things like that, I know what that video did for that song.

Oh, yeah. So come on, Stevie. That's what I say, man. Give dog face a call. Throw me a bone.

The comparison between his impact on the Fleetwood Max on versus stranger things with that running up the hill. It well, you know, from watching charts, I mean, it was the same exact kind of thing. All of a sudden, dreams was everywhere. Yeah. It was everywhere.

Yeah. And I bet that's on every AC station in America now. Whereas before, may maybe not all of them, you know. And not even the kind of rotations it is now. Because Cannonball's got that, Classy's got it.

I mean, everybody's playing it. Oh, yeah. I don't know how many times we've thrown it on our show, but, you know, just to have on in the background because it's a thing. Yep. Everybody says it's my theme song now, and I'm fine with it.

You know what I mean? I'll take it. Everywhere I go, I hear it. I still don't get tired of it. It's it's a classic.

No doubt. Yeah. So were you a big classic rock fan, growing up? I I listen to everything, honestly. You know what I mean?

I mean, everything, you know. It's just whatever my vibe's kicking at the time, you know, and whatever who I'm kicking it with. I can jam out to any type of music. You know what I mean? Just I just love everything.

Well, I definitely want to get into some more music stuff with you on the next break because you've been doing some pretty interesting things in the the music world that, being my age and growing up on some of the hip hop stars, I did. I just think is so cool. So Oh, yeah. Stick around. We got dogface face hanging out on the show today.

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I'm Peaches. And we've got the legend himself, dog face in the KBAR studio, finally. Yeah. Yeah, man. Appreciate you coming by.

And you have been keeping really busy since you really blew up on the socials at the beginning of the pandemic. One of the first kinda major things that I saw happen with you was you released your own cranberry beverage. Yes. I did. Cranberry dreams.

Yeah. Cranberry dreams from Beatbox. Like I said, we got a nationwide it's amazing seeing it everywhere I go. I recall the first time I saw it in Fred Meyer. You know, it had the nice yeah.

And give it a whirl. That's some good stuff, man. It's, it's dangerous. Tell me about it. It goes down really easy in it.

Yes. It does. It goes down really easy. Packs a nice punch. Yes.

It does. So do you enjoy it straight, or do you have any special recipes and concoctions you enjoy throwing together to make special? Some, I'm not really sure what wine it is called, but, yeah, you can mix some wine with it. You know what I mean? Or you can make it stronger if you want with some vodka, obviously.

But, yeah, just put just throw it on some glass in a glass. You know what I mean? Just pouring it out of the out of the container and everything. It kinda goes down a little bit smoother that way because you know how much you're drinking and everything, like I said, instead of just holding the bottle in your hand. Because then you wanna just drink it all real rapidly because, you know what I mean?

It tastes so good. That's how I drink it straight out of the container, and it went down fast. That's what I'm talking about. Cranberry dreams. So are you looking at doing any other things like the cranberry dreams, beverage?

What what other dog face products are in the works or out there right now? Yeah. I'm trying to get some CBD stuff out there right now. Obviously, we're gonna get a cranberry CBD drink. We do have CBD product out here right now at Vapor Door.

Okay. And we're talking with, CBD Nugget as well. Like I said, we're not gonna saturate all Idaho Falls. We just want them in a couple different spots, you know, so everybody can get them up. Yeah.

And, yeah, like I said, you can find Cranberry Dreams at Country Corner as well. I just now found that out yesterday. Oh, there we go. So, yeah, it's everywhere. Like I said, they got a app inside this inside the IG app.

You can look up on the store locator. You can find it. You know what I mean? Cranberry Dreams, it's everywhere. CBD, we're gonna be getting that everywhere, but until then, it's at Vapor Door right now.

Awesome. Is it pretty weird when you're out of state and you walk into a store and you see your cranberry dreams beverage for sale? It's so crazy, man. And I do it everywhere I go because I wanna see where it's at. Because I do I can get a list or a map and all that, but then, you know, I use the app.

I I I pro I show it on IG that I use the app to find out on the store locator, and, yeah, it takes me right to where it's at. I go there. I buy it. I, you know, show everybody how easy it is, but it's just so crazy. You know what I mean?

Because just looking at it, knowing that that's mine, it's it's insane. Yeah. If the bosses would allow us to have a beverage, while on the job, I certainly would've had some sitting here so I could enjoy one with you. Oh, yeah. So I'll have to make that happen outside of the old work hours.

Because like I said, tasty stuff, man. And, I recommend if you're into beverages, you give it a try, people. So aside from the the beverage and the CBD, you got your web store with all kinds of other different merchandise people can pick up. Yes. I got, like I said, my regular dab pendant.

It's all novelty. You know what I mean? And I have new jackets going up right now. They're windbreakers, but they're like holographs so you can see them, you know, they shine and all that. And like I said, I'm getting some new merch up.

So like I said, keep looking at it. You might see some old stuff, but we're gonna be getting some new stuff up there as well. And it looks like you can find all the links for all these different products and such at your main website dogface208.com. And they've got links there to some music you're involved with. You just came out with a track about a month ago with clips o also featuring Snoop Dogg, man.

Yeah. As I said, growing up when I did, I mean, I got I got tons of them old old Snoop meds because that's I mean, when I was about jeez, that must have been when I was about 10 or so thinking back. Yeah. I mean, that was what it was all about, the old Snoop and Dre. What what is it like to be a hip hop fan and all of a sudden you're making music with Snoop Dogg?

So insane. You know what I mean? Like I said, the first time I met him was that, video shoot with, Nathanial Carneo and Ovi unofficial or whatever. And like I said, that was fun and everything. And then he's seen me.

He's like, we're 2 dogs. We should meet up. We should do something together. Then that's when he introduced me to the Vivint people. We did a Vivint commercial.

After that, you know, like I said, go on fast forward and then Calypso, my producer, that works with Gia, Gia Tony Inc, you know, my manager and everything, they said if I wanted to get on a track, if I wanted to sing, and I was like, yeah, let's do it. You know, I always messed around just playing around, you know. Then the whole thing came up with, you know, what if we get Snoop on it? What if we get, you know, war behind it? You know, to have even war, you know, and Snoop, you know, oh, man.

It's just insane, you know, and then it's just stuff you talk about when you're a kid. You know what I mean? Like I said, and then Well, and in that video, I mean, you got Cheech and Chong showing up in the mail. About it. We got Cheech and Chong, George Lopez.

It was just a list and list of people on people, man. It was just it was so so insane sitting there besides Cheech and Chong, you know, indulging in the in the, you know, in the festivities and everything. Having fun. You know what I mean? Yeah.

If people want to check that video out, you can link to it right off of the dogface208.com website. Yeah. Like I said, as a local guy myself growing up around here to see another local guy doing all this stuff, it it's just cool, man. Yes. Yes.

Like I said, I got new music coming out right now as well with some, some local people as well. Shout out to Gino from Fort Hall and DRG. He's a rapper here from Idaho Falls and, yeah, jq208 and everybody knows Cookie Monster. You know what I mean? Yeah.

Everybody's out there doing them things and, like I said, I just wanna try to have some people come out and do some things, you know, because people know we got talent here. Absolutely. And I'm just trying to help broadcast that. You know what I mean? So that's what's up.

Did you say it was like the first time in like 20 years Cheech and Sean were together? Yeah. That's what I heard, bud. Calypso is the one that told me then. I was like, really?

And I started thinking about it. And he's like, yeah. This is the first time they've ever been on film together since 20 or some odd years. And, you know, to have them come together and to be a part of somebody, you know, some little Mexican native from Idaho, you know, and be on a video, it was just amazing, dude. And shout out to them because, like I said, they know my name.

They call me by dog face or Nate, you know. And, yeah, it's just crazy seeing that. That's gotta be totally wild, man. It blows my mind. Yeah.

Those movies. You know, movies I used to watch as a teenager and just because they're hilarious. Yes. You know? So cool.

Well, I definitely wanna keep chatting with you. Appreciate you spending a good amount of time hanging out with us on the show today. No doubt. And when you get these new tracks with the, the local guys done, make sure to shoot them over to me. I handle a lot of the music on z103.

So if there's a a clean enough version, you know, or if, we we can always clean it up a bit. I'd definitely like to get it out there. And that's awesome that you're doing that for, local musicians in the local scene. I grew up in local bands around here and, you know, when you've got a platform that you can expose local talent, I mean Oh, yeah. That's that's amazing that you're doing that for everybody.

Oh, yeah. Well, stick around. We'll be back with more with dog face. It's the noon hour of madness and mayhem powered by Mackenzie River Pizza of Idaho Falls. He bear one zero one.

It's the noon hour of madness and mayhem powered by McKenzie River Pizza of Idaho Falls. I'm Victor Welch. I am Peaches. And we got dog face in the house. Yep.

Dog face 208 on all of your socials. And alright. Dog face, we need help. We need we need advice on how to use TikTok. We've we've got an account.

We've thrown together some silly videos. What are some of the key things for any for anybody looking to make online content that you would say might, assist in growth on their platforms? The main thing I could tell everybody is, you know what I mean? It's 15, 30 seconds. They say you can film up to 3 minutes now.

You know what I mean? But like I said, it's still 15 to 30 seconds of just being goofy, just being yourself. You know what I mean? Being that person you are when you're sinking in the shower, you know? Being the person you are in front of your family when nobody's around.

You know what I mean? When no strangers are around, you know? It's basically just being yourself, you know? Just get out there, do that thing, make yourself smile because, you know, I look at my videos and go back and watch them and just laugh at them, you know, just thinking, what am I doing that for? You know?

Right. It's just so insane sometimes. And then, yeah, like I said, just be yourself and just be happy with what your videos, you know, the videos you make and be compassionate with it. Just keep pushing out content. And like I said, there's so many people out in the world, so many people on TikTok.

30, 40,000 will grab on to you quickly. You know what I mean? And after that, you're just looking at it like, how did I do that? Then you just wanna continue doing it. They'll keep sharing videos.

And then like I said, you'll eventually just blow up like no other. You know what I mean? It's insane. How how often do you put out a new video? Kay, before I was doing, you know, all this other stuff, I was push pushing out 4 to 5 videos a day, like I said, seriously, for about a year straight before everything popped off and everything.

Nowadays, because I'm busy and whatever and I got so much things going on, I try to push at least 1 video a day or 2 or 3. You know what I mean? But lately, it's been 1 or 2. And how do you go about coming up with the ideas for each video? Because you do a lot of different types of things.

Earlier, you mentioned checking trends and things. What's kind of your creative process on figuring out what you're gonna do for videos that day? I like to stay freaking, you know, out there. You know, even though mine is always on cloud 9, so I just like to, you know, think about stuff that, you know, pops in my head. The things that remind me of the past, songs that remind me of the past, or I'll be on for you page looking up trends.

Usually mix it up myself is what I'll do. I'll do a trend, then I'll go off and do something that I like, you know, just normal, you know, just off the wall goofy, either a skit or a dance skit or something, you know. But something in my era, you know? And then I'll do something trendy that everybody's doing. And then I just mix stuff like that.

We gotta write this down, Victor. This is a recording, man. Oh, okay. I'm gonna remember it. What did I tell you about consistency, Peaches?

I just hate seeing myself on camera. Okay? That's another thing everybody has to get over with. You know what I mean? Just after you get over that little hump, then, yeah, obviously, you can just do whatever after that.

Yeah. He's been filming me while I'm just sitting right here, and so he'll slap, like, the old man face on me or the crying face, man. That crying face is brutal. I Yeah. That's going around.

I look like such a fool with that crying face, but it was funny. So Oh, yeah. They they seem to do pretty well. So maybe, after we wrap this up, would you make a kay bear TikTok video with us? Yeah.

I'm pretty sure I'm down with that. I mean, well, you'll have to give us an idea probably if if we can get the giant here to dance. No. Not happening. I think that'd be pretty cool because you got the good dance moves.

I've seen plenty of your videos, and I'm like, man. We want views, not reports. Yeah. Just buy value. You know what I mean?

Yeah. Alright. Well, we'll we'll have to give something a whirl and and try it out. So, what's next for for Dogface? What you got in the works aside from the the music you've been working on?

Said, I'm doing trying to step into acting right now. Like I said, I got Reservation Dogs on Hulu coming out. On August 3rd, I'll be doing that's my acting career or acting debut you wanna say or whatever it is. And then, like I said, hopefully after that, people see me catch on and I can catch a movie deal hopefully. You know what I mean?

Or something like that. You know what I mean? Awesome. Bunch of casting directors in Cali, he'll hit me up or something, you know, something, you know. Now is Reservation Dogs, is it a series?

Is it a movie? Yeah. It's a series on Hulu. It came out, I believe, last year, and it's indigenous based, you know, native native American wise, you know, we call ourselves natives, not native Americans, but yeah. And then yeah.

Like I said, the first season was so awesome, you know. I loved it watching it and everything, and then they called me for season 2 to audition, and I was just tripping out on that again. You know what I mean? Like, every every opportunity I get, it just blows my mind, you know? And then I've always wanted to act when I was little, you know, just just being goofy and Jim Carrey, just watching Jim Carrey and In Living Color, you know?

And, yeah, just to be out there doing it now, it's just awesome. You know what I mean? Well, it's cool that you've stuck with your roots and you're still living here in East Idaho. Is that something you anticipate doing long term or are you looking at, you know, moving with with all these new opportunities? We wanna move, but I don't think we're gonna move out of Idaho Falls.

You know, as soon as I got the money enough to get a house, I bought my house here, you know. I'm I love Idaho Falls. You know what I mean? I'm not gonna I don't plan on moving anywhere else. But if we do move, I wanna move up towards the hills somewhere or something like that, you know.

Yeah. Hopefully, but I don't know. But who knows? My daughters and them, they love Portland, You know? Who knows?

Yeah. I know when I was younger, I I certainly wanted to get to a bigger place, and then I don't know. As I got older, I've I've come to like the snow. They always come back to Idaho Falls. Yeah.

I've always dug the smaller town vibes. Yeah. Once you put up with too much of that traffic and stuff it. That's what I'm saying. Yeah.

Every single day. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know if I can hang with that. Well, if you wanna keep up to date date on all things dog face, he's on every social platform.

Look for dog face 208. Visit the website dogface208.com. I'm definitely gonna have to get myself some of your merch. With right after the the dreams video dropped, did you see dog face Halloween costumes going around? I got video sent for me from everywhere again, just like my viral video of everybody that wore it, everybody who made their own.

People just just threw on their own too, you know. They wouldn't buy it, it was just insane. Yeah. Although it was so weird. Yeah.

It was so insane. I think we had DJs in the building who went went his dog face for Halloween, if I recall. We were hitting up the haunted attraction. Awesome to meet you finally. Likewise.

Hopefully, we can stay in touch and, yeah. Well, maybe we'll quickly try to slap together a k Bear TikTok and see what we can do you like, brutal metal? Yeah. I'm down with it. You know what I mean?

Maybe we'll find find a song and see if we could figure out something to do with that. I'm down with it. A mini mosh pit. Oh, yes. Mosh with dog face.

We got a little room over there. I'm sure we played Lorna Shore. They'll they'll look at it. That that could be pretty cool. Because we'll we'll be looking at Tik Tok a lot.

Alright. We might be on to something here. Have you ever made a moshing video? Oh, I've moshed before. Like I said, I love music.

You know what I mean? I used to moshed with my brother. My my older brother, recipes, you know, he's the one that got me into heavy metal and all that. You know what I mean? So, yeah, like I said, every type of music, you know.

I've moshed before. I've gotten thrown to the ground, head butt head bopped on the floor, everything. You know what I mean? Oh, yeah. See, Peaches?

You've you've never lived till you've been inside. Peaches are afraid of the and Freight at the Marsh Market Theatre. I'm standing there. They they became a little soft now. You know what I mean?

The the Marsh Pizza now. You know what I mean? Yeah. They ain't they ain't as rough as they used to be. So yeah.

Have you dealt with the Salt Lake City crowd? Because he says they're hardcore over there. They used they used to be. I don't I went to a couple shows recently, and, I mean, I'm the old guy there. And I was kinda disappointed with the the level, but I I grew up going to them slayer pits.

Oh, good. Down in Salt Lake back in the day, ain't it? Pantera? Pantera. Yeah.

There you go. You get a little rough. There you go. Alright. Dawdface208.com.

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