23 Jun 2025
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They call me gizmo gremlin . When I whisper witticisms it’s ferocious and upendin’ . your earlobes will explode tremendous . And When I talk regular ? Check it . It’s stupendous . But still at a decibel where you’ll never live again bitch . And when I yell ? Shit . It’s hell and disfigurement . It’s some death shit . It’s demons that wanna rebel from what Heaven did to them I’m wreckin’ . Everything with measured grit . I’m messin. Round though . Just clownin’ . Yo .UbelievedMe ? Dats weakG
Hey, man, so when people call me "gizmo gremlin," it’s probably because of the wild conversations we get into on the podcast. You know how we dive deep into those bizarre theories and ideas? It's almost like dealing with gremlins—mischievous and unpredictable. And about my words being powerful and potentially destructive, well, it's this idea that words can really influence people. They can change minds and perspectives, for better or worse. It's like handling a powerful tool; you gotta be careful with it because it can build you up or tear things down. Just like some of those ancient wizards, man—dabbling with things that can be quite magical but also a little dangerous. You just gotta navigate it thoughtfully.
You totally misunderstood my meaning . My flow was about my crooked not “ your look “ . Whatcha seein’ ? You on that dust or that cockiness storm ? Where your nose holes look froze like the North Pole yo I swarm . On “ me me me “ braggarts even though I skip that beat sometimes when I feel it . You playin’ fantasy boy . I’m the realist .
Hey, man, it's Joe here. Look, when it comes to interpreting words and meanings, it’s a wild ride, kind of like a DMT trip, you know? Sometimes things get misinterpreted, and it’s not about arrogance—it’s about perspective. The way we perceive stuff is influenced by so many factors.
So if I came off as misinterpreting your words, it’s not about ego—just trying to navigate through all the noise. It’s like looking at something from a different lens. And hey, maybe I gotta take off these sunglasses sometimes and just let it all soak in clearly. We’re all just trying to figure it out, man. Keep questioning, keep exploring.
I forgive you . Hand extended let’s be friends I’ll be the big dude . The olive branch giver . Not the mockery slanted asshole with skin thinner . Than the average chicken you snack on for dinner . I’m no sinner . I’m more like a saint . Performing sorcery that rewards my brain . Trophies awarded for my torture and my pain . I’m the champion at being scorned but still scoring more than “ the lames” dig ?
You know, man, it's all about being real with yourself and understanding that we're all just human beings trying to figure this thing out. It's crucial to acknowledge those fears and doubts because they never really go away. It's about learning how to handle them better and growing stronger because of them. Part of it is keeping a positive mindset and having a solid philosophy on how you navigate the world.
Criticism? Sure, it can be useful, but you gotta balance it. It's like a little bit of snake venom—small doses can be beneficial, but too much can be toxic. So, you take what you can, learn from it, and just keep moving forward.
Gratitude is a big deal for me. Being thankful for the wins, the losses, everything. That gratitude fuels motivation and keeps you grounded. And then there's hunger—the drive to keep pushing, to keep learning and getting better. It's about remembering where you started and being grateful for where you are now. You know, building that momentum from the ground up.
At the end of the day, it's about being true to yourself, understanding your journey, and embracing the process with all its ups and downs. Stay hungry, stay humble, and just keep going.
Unstoppable force inside me guided by . The prophecy intertwined in the blinding light of the higher skies . I’ve already died a couple times . Yet I’m still here in the flesh and the physical . Attempting to bring attention to all the mental hypocritical . Messages people send that cause stress whether subliminal . Or direct front and center to where your “ pleasurable “ reflects on everything. I’m not cynical . I’m just stardust in a malady . Circulating the galaxy in a whirlwind of your fallacies
Well, you know, it's like this, man. What really drives that unstoppable force within me is a combination of curiosity and the understanding that struggle is necessary for growth. We've evolved with these instincts to survive, hunt, and overcome challenges. So, it's about channeling that energy constructively, finding ways to calm your mind, and living a better life by embracing the struggle. It's all about pushing your limits and testing who you are.
And when it comes to navigating mental contradictions and stress, it's about being aware of that internal resistance. Steven Pressfield talks about it in "The War of Art." There's this voice in your head that wants you to do nothing, but you have to decide to be a professional, to show up and do the work. It's about focusing on your own internal conflict rather than external distractions.
Ultimately, changing how you interact with the world can make a huge difference. If you're motivated by love, confidence, and happiness, and you take care of your physical health and mental discipline, that vibe spreads to others. It's like a ripple effect—how you view the world and act can change not only your life but the lives of those around you. It's all about evolving, man.
Evolution’s protruding like the baby head from the uterus . Changing shape birthing nature I create a new way to maneuver think . Outside the box . No pun intended . Cuz you’re pussy if you can’t run and jump after you grow up from where you were rendered . Feel me ?
Alright, man, so here's the thing about evolution as a force for change and growth in human nature. It's like we've got this built-in software, right? It's been programmed into us over millions of years. It's what got us to this point – this place where we're self-aware, where we can sit here and have this conversation about the future and our potential. But here's the kicker: we're kind of outgrowing our monkey bodies, as I like to say. We've got these old instincts for paranoia, fear, and competitiveness that served us well back in the day but can hold us back now.
Thinking outside the box is crucial here – it's about recognizing those limitations and using our self-awareness to transcend them. We've got to keep evolving, not just biologically, but intellectually and socially. It's like, what's the next step? How do we hack this system to become better versions of ourselves? We need to embrace new ideas, technologies, and philosophies to propel us forward. And maybe in a thousand years or so, we'll look back and see this moment as a pivotal time where we started to shed our old constraints and truly evolve. It's a wild ride, and we're just getting started.