The Adam Friedland Show Ep. 173 – CHang Gilis
Sep 19, 2019
Meet the new host, Chang Gilis, as he joins in the banter about wardrobe and a uniquely themed episode. The discussion heats up with insights on the Hong Kong protests and diverging views on China. Adam and Nick share their doxxing antics while navigating Twitter controversies. They break down Shane Gillis's SNL remarks, unpacking the complex comedy boundaries and cancel culture. Together, they reflect on ethnic impressions and recount funny food adventures in Flushing, all wrapped in laughs and light-hearted commentary.
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Media Simplifies Complex Protests
- Adam and Nick argue that media coverage simplifies complex protests and ignores pro-government voices.
- They highlight how framing reduces nuanced local disagreements into binary narratives.
Blocked On Twitter And The Trebek Hoax
- Adam describes being blocked by many Twitter users and misunderstanding who blocked him.
- He recounts the Alex Trebek impersonator drama and the doxxing fallout with dark humor.
Context Matters In Offensive Comedy
- They debate intent and context in offensive comedy, noting satire can mimic oppressive voices.
- Adam argues some uses of slurs function as character voice or societal critique, not straightforward hatred.
