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Click here to jump to the Dustin Poirier episode:
https://forums.sherdog.com/posts/164262129/
Below is the original post. This thread has grown into the unofficial thread for the YouTube sensation Hot Ones hosted by Sean Evans that appears on the "First We Feast" YouTube Channel:
Hot Ones YouTube Home Page
Season 8 begins with Gordon Ramsay on January 24th, 2019. Click here--> to jump to the entertaining promotional teaser. The hot sauce lineup has been announced:
I created a general Hot Sauce megathread by merging nearly a dozen on the same topic that have popped up over the past five years. I'll keep that separate:
Favorite Hot Sauce?!
Here is a link to the "Heationist" website where you can purchase hot sauces you see on the show, and many more:
https://heatonist.com/
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ORIGINAL POST
John Mayer says Justin Bieber is the most talented natural melodist he has ever worked with. Skip to 10:52-11:50 for Mayer's specific comments about Bieber, but I recommend the whole interview. Mayer has quite the gift for communication himself. I promise you'll see a side to him you can appreciate that you probably haven't before seen. The foundation for his reputation as a musical wunderkind is on display. It's no mistake Berklee was happy to have him. He definitely knows his craft:
This show runs my favorite interviews of any show out there, now. Sean Evans asks phenomenal questions, and the format is fantastic. I think Ricky Gervais, who is in the Hall of Shame, most aptly described it as a "cross between Charlie Rose and Jackass."
I especially appreciated Mayer's perspective on the backlash effect to popularity, citing Ed Sheeran, and how he analogizes it to stock market psychology. His "plug" at the end is also maybe my favorite plug of all time.
https://forums.sherdog.com/posts/164262129/
Below is the original post. This thread has grown into the unofficial thread for the YouTube sensation Hot Ones hosted by Sean Evans that appears on the "First We Feast" YouTube Channel:
Hot Ones YouTube Home Page
Season 8 begins with Gordon Ramsay on January 24th, 2019. Click here--> to jump to the entertaining promotional teaser. The hot sauce lineup has been announced:
I created a general Hot Sauce megathread by merging nearly a dozen on the same topic that have popped up over the past five years. I'll keep that separate:
Favorite Hot Sauce?!
Here is a link to the "Heationist" website where you can purchase hot sauces you see on the show, and many more:
https://heatonist.com/
Here is an old Reddit guide to the Hot Sauces on the show. Unfortunately, it only covers the first four seasons:
https://www.reddit.com/r/hotones/wiki/hotsauceguide
https://www.reddit.com/r/hotones/wiki/hotsauceguide
Not listed in this jpeg are the two hottest peppers in the world:
- Pepper X = 3.18 million SHU (unofficial)
- Carolina Reaper = 1.6 million - 2.2 million units
This is the man who cultivates the hottest peppers in the world.
https://puckerbuttpeppercompany.com/
Click here if you want to jump to a post with a video exploring their retail front, and learn more about "Pepper X" which is used to make the final and hottest sauce on the show, "The Last Dab":
Everything You Need to Know About the Last Dab
https://puckerbuttpeppercompany.com/
Click here if you want to jump to a post with a video exploring their retail front, and learn more about "Pepper X" which is used to make the final and hottest sauce on the show, "The Last Dab":
Everything You Need to Know About the Last Dab
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ORIGINAL POST
John Mayer says Justin Bieber is the most talented natural melodist he has ever worked with. Skip to 10:52-11:50 for Mayer's specific comments about Bieber, but I recommend the whole interview. Mayer has quite the gift for communication himself. I promise you'll see a side to him you can appreciate that you probably haven't before seen. The foundation for his reputation as a musical wunderkind is on display. It's no mistake Berklee was happy to have him. He definitely knows his craft:
This show runs my favorite interviews of any show out there, now. Sean Evans asks phenomenal questions, and the format is fantastic. I think Ricky Gervais, who is in the Hall of Shame, most aptly described it as a "cross between Charlie Rose and Jackass."
I especially appreciated Mayer's perspective on the backlash effect to popularity, citing Ed Sheeran, and how he analogizes it to stock market psychology. His "plug" at the end is also maybe my favorite plug of all time.
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