Matt Christman Discusses David Foster Wallace & Infinite Jest [CushVlog Cuts]

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This is a compilation of clips from CushVlog episodes where Matt discusses David Foster Wallace and/or Wallace's magnum opus Infinite Jest
CushVlog episodes in this compilation include: CushSlats (4/25/20), Triumph of the Grill (6/8/20), Mind Realm: Zortex Protocol (8/14/20), I Feel Great! (10/6/20), The Defenestration of Prague (11/30/20), They Came to Burgle Carnegie Hall (12/1/20), A Polycule for Leibowitz (6/22/21), and Hyperborean Chamber II: In Through the Out Door (9/18/23)

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14 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 73

@samz1950 17 дней назад

I miss Matt

@shannonm.townsend1232 17 дней назад

The best of us.

@adamazzalino5247 10 дней назад

We all miss our large son

@samnunnally630 2 дня назад

Where’d he go?

@tyacoe 10 дней назад

“People are talking shit about me in the Thomas Pynchon subreddit”.

@cfsk6h34 17 дней назад

I'm a white american woman that agrees with everything MATT CHRISTMAN of the CHAPO TRAP HOUSE comedy podcast has to say about DAVID FOSTER WALLACE. I would financially support them if such an option existed!

@philr7152 17 дней назад

This comment feels like an acid trip

@bigolwhiteguy 17 дней назад

Hell, me too!

@pizzacheeseman2854 17 дней назад

Damn me too

@BrilliantHandle 16 дней назад

Classic south-east asian/east-asian woman who wears a giant visor anytime the sun is out: “actually, im white”.

@fartsfartington9019 11 дней назад

I am also [Identity] and I also [opinion].

@samz1950 17 дней назад

brb pausing the video and reading infinite jest to prove my masculinity

@GriffinVb 17 дней назад

then i realized the whole show was just matt

@EC-ol6ck 15 дней назад

It's a cumulative effort for sure. I like Matt the best, but Will definitely acts as a producer. Arguably Felix is the lowest level of contribution, but he's an important additional member to help the other ones not get burnt out

@burgerpocalypse5310 14 дней назад

@@EC-ol6ck felix is here to give us the most vile descriptions of bodily functions and sex acts, as well as provide the increasingly important gamer perspective

@robinohara226 13 дней назад

@@burgerpocalypse5310 i think they all have something special. Will is the organizer and keeps everything on rails .Felix has great absurd bits and autistic fixations on military hardware and videogames. And matt was the spiritual guide and moral compass of the whole thing.

@mattpike1465 16 дней назад

dude swallowed one liter of water in a single gulp every 20 seconds for five minutes

@joshwilliamson13 9 дней назад

Truly the undisputed water champ

@mattpike1465 16 дней назад

gulping on the mic is art as cruelty in the way of Nelson's Artaud

@BaratheonTheory 17 дней назад

Thank you so much for this man, seriously 🙏

@TheModernPost 17 дней назад

I love Infinite Jest so much, I’m afraid to hear Matt’s opinions on it.

@ib7566 17 дней назад

What the hell is this masonry laying noises in the background by god

@Theshockmaster5eva 5 дней назад

The sounds of nyc baby

@nothing-2-live-4 4 дня назад

if I remember, in 2020/2021 he used to stream outside in a little yard or porch area. so it’s the outside.

@coisamorta 17 дней назад

woah nice catch i'd lost this thanks

@jjb.6152 16 дней назад

"bodenga" lol

@RextheDragon881 17 дней назад

All the christman please

@jakedurazo712 17 дней назад

his episode on the infinite cast is really great (chris wade and molly’s infinite jest readthrough podcast)

@sandequation2653 17 дней назад

Is that what Chris Wade gets up to in his spare time 😂

@shannonm.townsend1232 17 дней назад

Eustace Tilley-like is a wonderful turn of phrase.

@user-qk5yw5gy7f 8 дней назад

Does anyone know what music is playing in the background in the beginning of this? It's super fitting

@jubal1794 6 дней назад

These books only make sense on coke

@NicoECS 13 дней назад

Eerie ending

@andrewfr7552 17 дней назад

Anyone know when Christman is coming back?

@iamthatheroine 17 дней назад

probably not for a while, he's ok/recovering now but the stroke affected his speech

@sandequation2653 17 дней назад

I would imagine the NDE changed his perspective on some stuff. Dude's got a tiny baby girl who almost never got to meet her dad. It's gotta affect your priorities.

@shannonm.townsend1232 17 дней назад

A stroke? How the fuc@@iamthatheroine

@iamthatheroine 17 дней назад

@@shannonm.townsend1232 the chapo boys reported he had a "sudden and very serious medical emergency" several months ago and confirmed later on his Twitter that it was a hemorrhagic stroke/aneurysm

@jameskelley5918 16 дней назад

@@sandequation2653true, you can’t have a dude that smart and not know when to slow down. Thank God (for the most part) the Chapo family is fully behind Matt and his choices

@noheroespublishing1907 17 дней назад

Every time I listen to Matt get metaphysical i am more convinced that Philipp Mainlander is correct and feel a stronger revulsion to "Life Afferming" people.

@lucasmurphy740 17 дней назад

Oh shit. This guy listens to Phillip mainlander. What a stud

@fr3chill 16 дней назад

@@lucasmurphy740 "listens"

@scatman87 17 дней назад

wtf is this?

@sandequation2653 17 дней назад

This is the manager of Andre's Steak House talking about a book

@scatman87 16 дней назад

@@sandequation2653 intelligent dining “soul”lutions

@adamazzalino5247 10 дней назад

What the fuck are you?

@shinjinobrave 10 дней назад

Where am I? Who are you people?

@wolfgang1331 17 дней назад

First

@Grogeous_Maximus 17 дней назад

much impressive wow

@catpoop7 17 дней назад

Not enough lip smacking and swallowing noises. I need to hear every gurgle Matt’s body makes.

@ryri51 17 дней назад

From the wikipedia synopsis it seems like the book is just a bunch of self indulgent bullshit that goes nowhere.

@infinitesyncstudios4026 17 дней назад

That's why you read a book and make a decision for yourself based on the actual text and not based on a synopsis. Imagine reading a synopsis of Crime and Punishment and thinking, "Oh guy does a murder and feels guilty, sound boring," and then missing out on one of the greatest explorations of the human psyche in literature.