Bryce Mitchell on Jaxxon Podcast Right Now

[Elegant]

Bear came across as very feminine and emotional in that podcast

I hope he isn't like this all time, as I tend to only watch the clips where he isn't speaking much or at all

 

[oski]

The Bear guy usually sits there and let's Rampage and the guest do their thing. This pod was probably my favorite and I have no idea why Rampage didn't do more. The whole thing was ridiculous and completely disrespectful.



And ftr, Bryce nailed this one, lol.

 

[Big Al's Texas BBQ]

Real talks Bear Grylls fi real mi yute just chillin’ livin’ rich nuh his fault bro link wid fighters cuz him got di get yuh bag up yuh bucktees stop hatin’

Bro tell Mitch fi cool pon him podcast him own di ting so him call dat iono y mandem h8n

Beef nuh yours 6ixdog mi seh dat’s him ting keep it movin’

 

[HHJ]

Does the co-host Bear act stupid on purpose or is he legit dumb?
He gives me ‘my daddy is a CEO’ vibe

He's not stupid he's just extremely annoying and immature. I constantly gotta skip ahead when he derails interesting conversation to say irrelevant unfunny bullshit

 

[khukurikoo]

To his credit, after his initial comment, Rampage was the adult in the room who told the co-host to take a step back because he saw he was way too emotional and tried to steer the conversation away from being combative. But total bitch move by bear to scrub the show because the comments called him out on his bullshit.

 

[usernamee]

Does the co-host Bear act stupid on purpose or is he legit dumb?
He gives me ‘my daddy is a CEO’ vibe

It's an act. It's like a weird way of trying to make people like you.

 

[Lycandroid]

absolutely pathetic to come across as the stupidest guy in the room when you are interviewing Bryce Mitchell lol

 

[GolovKing]

He's not stupid he's just extremely annoying and immature. I constantly gotta skip ahead when he derails interesting conversation to say irrelevant unfunny bullshit

He's smart business guy but he seems legitimately pretty dumb at times as well. Some of rampages jokes go completely over his head. Also when they had Gilbert Burns on he asked him if he was full blooded Brazilian, and asked what was up with his curly hair and dark skin. Also he pisses me off with his wigger shit that he turns off and on. One minute he's talking like a white dude from a rich family which he is, then the next he's talking like he's from the ghetto because he's speaking to a black guy. He turned completely white Karen whenever Bobby green started smoking during their podcast and it was the funniest thing ever

 

[HHJ]

Also when they had Gilbert Burns on he asked him if he was full blooded Brazilian, and asked what was up with his curly hair and dark skin.

Ouch.

 

[omawho402]

I support his freedom of speech, I don't think he should have any punishment. With that said, I support the UFC's decision to release him if they feel he is bad for business.

I don't think he should have apologized as I see nothing wrong with what he said. Do I agree with him? No, but he is his own man and we all have minds of our own. If we don't want to listen to him, we are welcome to not tune in.

 

[Clark Rogers]

I am an engineer by education and have been working in the science and engineering fields for 23+ years, listening to Bryce Mitchell's explanation of why earth is flat, was some of the dumbest and most baffling explanations I have ever heard. To say he is as dumb as a rock, is an insult to dumb rocks.

I don't want to open the debate here, but this is common among flat earthers.

From things I've seen they are great at claiming to be science based, even using the scientific method, until the results aren't what they want.

Seen many say "if this experiment gets result A, it proves the earth is flat, result B proves it's a sphere." Then when result B happens, which happened in every situation I've seen, they backtrack "well we must've had a variable wrong."

I remember one docu on Netflix that was literally like 90 minutes of just that. Hypothesis, experiment, result, denial of said result. #Science

 

[usernamee]

He's smart business guy but he seems legitimately pretty dumb at times as well. Some of rampages jokes go completely over his head. Also when they had Gilbert Burns on he asked him if he was full blooded Brazilian, and asked what was up with his curly hair and dark skin. Also he pisses me off with his wigger shit that he turns off and on. One minute he's talking like a white dude from a rich family which he is, then the next he's talking like he's from the ghetto because he's speaking to a black guy. He turned completely white Karen whenever Bobby green started smoking during their podcast and it was the funniest thing ever

He doesn't actually not get the jokes. He's pretending to not get jokes to make that a "fun bit".

 

[GolovKing]

He doesn't actually not get the jokes. He's pretending to not get jokes to make that a "fun bit".

He does that now but it didn't start that way. It's also why it's not actually funny when they do that anymore.

 

[Sms_productions713]

Real talks Bear Grylls fi real mi yute just chillin’ livin’ rich nuh his fault bro link wid fighters cuz him got di get yuh bag up yuh bucktees stop hatin’

Bro tell Mitch fi cool pon him podcast him own di ting so him call dat iono y mandem h8n

Beef nuh yours 6ixdog mi seh dat’s him ting keep it movin’

What in the island boys is that

 

[Mohawk Banditó]

I don't want to open the debate here, but this is common among flat earthers.

From things I've seen they are great at claiming to be science based, even using the scientific method, until the results aren't what they want.

Seen many say "if this experiment gets result A, it proves the earth is flat, result B proves it's a sphere." Then when result B happens, which happened in every situation I've seen, they backtrack "well we must've had a variable wrong."

I remember one docu on Netflix that was literally like 90 minutes of just that. Hypothesis, experiment, result, denial of said result. #Science

Was that Behind the Curve, where the guy had to lift the light to be seen?

Edit*


Figures out the math and everything for flat and curved beforehand, immediately proves the curved math is correct, and then you can practically hear his brain trying to rewrite how that's wrong and he could still be correct, with his mouth trying to buy time by uttering "interesting" multiple times

 

[Clark Rogers]

Was that Behind the Curve, where the guy had to lift the light to be seen?

Edit*


Figures out the math and everything for flat and curved beforehand, immediately proves the curved math is correct, and then you can practically hear his brain trying to rewrite how that's wrong and he could still be correct, with his mouth trying to buy time by uttering "interesting" multiple times

Yes! That's the one!

 

[whocares]

The most successful entertainment media personalities of the past quarter century have been weasly, abrasive shit stirrers that piss people off. Skip Bayliss, SAS, people love that Charlemagne goofball for whatever reason. Seems like having Bear with Rampage is a winning combination. Look at all the controversy and clicks they're squeezing out of some bottom of the barrel cultural dreck. Some hillbilly says something stupid and the industry feeders quickly make millions of dollars off of it. They've got the trained pavlovian response from the followership so fine tuned now.

fwiw Bear isn't even that bad.

 

[SamuraiBro]

It's an act. It's like a weird way of trying to make people like you.

That’s really gay.

 

[Substance Abuse]

Bryce is a fucking idiot.

 

[Portland8242]

I don't want to open the debate here, but this is common among flat earthers.

From things I've seen they are great at claiming to be science based, even using the scientific method, until the results aren't what they want.

Seen many say "if this experiment gets result A, it proves the earth is flat, result B proves it's a sphere." Then when result B happens, which happened in every situation I've seen, they backtrack "well we must've had a variable wrong."

I remember one docu on Netflix that was literally like 90 minutes of just that. Hypothesis, experiment, result, denial of said result. #Science

I'm sure the netflix special is controlled oppositon to make them look bad.