Some interactions on Twitter got me thinking about how rap, comedy, and art can oftentimes have greater influence than philosophy and psychology. Today, we talk about why so many listen to Joe Rogan, why suburbanites often enjoy rap, and how the outsider effect can allow art to be the most potent mode of communicating concepts.

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References:

@luinalaska tweet: https://twitter.com/luinalaska/status/1630400256025440256?s=46&t=zw0OmOf0B_7_xrID4SwNbQ

My response: https://twitter.com/2ndpartypodcast/status/1630418450353987584?s=46&t=zw0OmOf0B_7_xrID4SwNbQ

Ill Mind of Hopsin 5 by Hopsin

12 Rules for Life by Jordan Peterson

No Role Modelz by J. Cole

Captain Save a Hoe by E-40

Gangsta Rap meme: https://twitter.com/2ndpartypodcast/status/1563922358343188481?s=46&t=zw0OmOf0B_7_xrID4SwNbQ

The Joe Rogan Experience

Sticks & Stones - Dave Chappelle

“Of Course But Maybe” bit from Louis C.K.’s special, Oh My God: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLGzFQg_1xc