

#313 - Exiled VICE Founder: The #1 Villain in Political Media | Gavin McInnes
84 snips Jul 5, 2025
Gavin McInnes, founder of Vice Magazine and known as the 'Godfather of hipsterdom,' dives into his controversial views and experiences. He reveals why he was fired from Vice, discussing the evolution of his political opinions and the challenges faced by white, straight, Christian men today. The conversation touches on his encounters with celebrities like Johnny Knoxville, reflections on the cultural landscape post-9/11, and the absurdity surrounding groups like the Proud Boys. Expect a mix of humor and heated debate as he navigates cultural clashes and personal revelations.
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Mr. Death's Electric Chair Story
- Gavin McInnes shared a bizarre story about a man who fixed the electric chair and was later convinced to testify about Holocaust denial.
- He used this anecdote to jumpstart a controversial discussion about the Holocaust and societal narratives.
Be the Culture
- Gavin emphasizes the importance of engaging with culture directly rather than passively consuming media.
- He advocates for being proactive and confronting societal issues personally.
Immersion with Puerto Rican Family
- Gavin described an experiment where an intern named Baby Balls lived with a Puerto Rican family to immerse himself in the culture.
- This illustrated cultural differences and the lack of understanding among social groups in New York.