Chapter
Strange Conversations About Pubic Hair
47:27 - 48:54 (01:27)
Two individuals engage in a bizarre conversation about pubic hair and make comments regarding race and genitalia.
Clips
Andrew Santino discusses his abilities to impersonate various celebrities and the challenges that come with it.
47:27 - 47:58 (00:31)
Summary
Andrew Santino discusses his abilities to impersonate various celebrities and the challenges that come with it. However, he struggles to find a famous enough redhead to imitate.
ChapterStrange Conversations About Pubic Hair
EpisodeAndrew Santino's PERFECT Impressions: Bill Burr, Jordan Peterson & Joe Biden
PodcastAndrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
Two individuals engage in a conversation filled with insults and derogatory language towards each other.
47:58 - 48:21 (00:23)
Summary
Two individuals engage in a conversation filled with insults and derogatory language towards each other.
ChapterStrange Conversations About Pubic Hair
EpisodeAndrew Santino's PERFECT Impressions: Bill Burr, Jordan Peterson & Joe Biden
PodcastAndrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
The speakers discuss the societal pressures and stereotypes that prevent black men, and men in general, from looking at or complimenting other men without judgment or assumptions of their sexual orientation.
48:21 - 48:40 (00:19)
Summary
The speakers discuss the societal pressures and stereotypes that prevent black men, and men in general, from looking at or complimenting other men without judgment or assumptions of their sexual orientation.
ChapterStrange Conversations About Pubic Hair
EpisodeAndrew Santino's PERFECT Impressions: Bill Burr, Jordan Peterson & Joe Biden
PodcastAndrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
The speaker discusses how personal boundaries vary and that it's important to respect them without judgment.
48:40 - 48:54 (00:14)
Summary
The speaker discusses how personal boundaries vary and that it's important to respect them without judgment. The conversation touches on unwanted physical affection and how it's not about the feeling as much as the perception of the action.