Rick Rubin’s Air Tube Earphones!

[@lubodega1638]

"No magnets near your brain" *Lives on planet Earth.*

[@SilentNinjaaa]

Which just so happens to be *a big fucking magnet*

[@MultiMaker_Studios]

"Alright I guess I can believe in two things, but that's my limit!"

[@kapitankapital6580]

I mean sure but the logic doesn't really hold up. This is like saying that because there's moisture in the air you breathe you don't need to worry about drowning in a swimming pool. Proximity and intensity does matter. Now, any magnets in a pair of headphones are waaaay too weak to affect the brain, but a much more powerful magnet close to your head could absolutely do significant damage to you, especially with prolonged exposure.

[@ludwigthedragon8645]

​@@kapitankapital6580 this is about earbud speakers. Whoever this video is about is clearly just paranoid

[@lubodega1638]

@@kapitankapital6580 we live, reproduce, and die on the surface of a magnet so powerful it protects us from deadly deadly sunwind.

[@andresserna]

Organic headphones. Free range, grass fed, non toxic sound

[@oneoftheskull3158]

🤣

[@autumnfall8829]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@queen.eh.r.m9109]

No GMO.😅

[@JapCarRealGood]

...aaand it's name is Colin. 😉

[@laysstandard]

fair trade, shade grown, gluten free, vegan, cruelty free, no antibiotics, non gmo.......

[@Chuck8541]

People will be scared of the non-ionizing radiation and heat from a pair of earbuds, then go to a beach, and lay in the sun for an hour, or go tanning. lmao

[@Moldyseashell]

LITERALLY

[@ItMeSinamenRoll]

Yeah, the same people who are afraid of Blutooth are also afraid of sunscreen. Lol

[@richeyrich2203]

One we have evolved with. One we haven’t.

[@leprechaunbutreallyjustamidget]

People are just terrified of radiation because they're uneducated

[@leprechaunbutreallyjustamidget]

​@@richeyrich2203and you don't understand the fundamental difference between ionizing and non ionizing radiation

[@80RedRock]

I think Rick Rubin waited too long to switch to air tubes

[@80RedRock]

@@big.muscles.ohyeah glad to be of service 🫡

[@TobeWilsonNetwork]

Air tubes. Air tubes. *AIR TUBES.*

[@ChairPacer]

Air Chubes

[@nfrench2100]

Heir too’s

[@yodaami]

@@ChairPacertaking the mickey out of the only person here saying tube, correctly. It’s Americans getting it wrong. Listen to an Australian, an Irishman a New Zealander a South African, an Englishman! Not a Welshman though! 😂

[@Unqualifiedtake]

Bear pubes

[@mikayla_collie]

air tubes??

[@SloppyPuppy]

Charles fucking mcgill earphones

[@jothambyall5901]

Yo I’m dead😂

[@robgraveson]

⚡⚡🤪

[@joemanco1075]

Hilarious

[@codythep]

😂😂😂

[@CalvinCandieMO]

PUTS ON MY TINFOIL CAPE

[@MDBenton]

P.T. Barnum would be so proud of Rick Rubin.

[@vlogily8043]

I don’t remember that in The Greatest Showman Ever Existed (more or less)…..lol

[@stevensilver2880]

lol for real. I also love the simplicity of this line. Don’t gotta say more

[@SeanLKearns]

Hey man thank you for not pushing that bullshit. Because Rick is probably one of the most subtle and successful svengali'$ of all time and we have to start bringing his fuccing ego down a notch.

[@whokilledjuliet6805]

I love Rick Rubin. Absolute genius of a producer and seems like a really cool guy but he says A LOT of bullshit like this and I feel like no one calls him because of what I said at the beginning.

[@jacob.g.l1592]

That's a bold claim. Mind expanding on that?

[@Jeffro5564]

Bs? What proof do you have to tell A man with over 50 years experience in music business and audio engineer that he knows nothing? Show some respect, young blood cos you know you grow old too and us will laugh at you

[@ct1freak]

​​@@Jeffro5564just cuz he's got 50 years of experience and success in the music industry does not make him an expert by a long shot This is also the same dumbass that went back to sleep when his house was on fire because and I quote my wife will fix it

[@randomacc1029384756]

@@Jeffro5564 brother, rick rubin has gone on record to say he knows nothing multiple times lmao

[@justinwescott8125]

I refuse to understand science -Rick Rubin

[@RaphaelAguirre]

Air tubes.

[@kayjay7585]

I'm gonna give him a pass on that. That man's a gift to the world.

[@slimydick23]

Rick Rubin is the doctor you go to when you want to make a hit and become internationally famous. He's not the doctor you go to when you want a semester long lecture course on EMF's.

[@danielmorris7648]

"I refuse to work with talented musical artists" -also Rick Rubin

[@slimydick23]

@@danielmorris7648 yet they line up from across the world to work with him and make hits. So... what a self-own for every musician from Beastie Boys to Johnny Cash to LL Cool J to Adele to SOAD etc etc etc

[@shadow12k]

Bro magnets in headphones dont emit the radiation yall think. 😂😂😂😂

[@NostrilNuisance]

emf waves are obstructions to our ear drum and equilibrium operations miniscule moment to moment but definitely hinders the natural processes same as processed foods really still i aint listenin through air tubes😂

[@harantzori7976]

​@@NostrilNuisance You'll have to say that again, but in English this time.

[@PoppinRoofie]

​@@harantzori7976he is saying that emf waves are bad for you in the long run, even if you don't notice it at the time. The damage accumulates.

[@garfieldcouch4443]

​@@NostrilNuisanceNo lmao.

[@imokstinker]

@@harantzori7976you’ll have too work on not being a cunt- if you actually wanted a reply not a cookie that is..

[@BabyHaylien]

Lmfao the last "air tubes" got me 😂😂😂

[@taylorreneeplunk]

Same rofl lol 😂😂😂😂

[@BimbisOBrian]

Rick Rubin is a priceless musical treasure. Doesn’t mean he can’t be thoroughly mistaken.

[@evanmarschand9930]

People need to understand what non-ionizing radiation is.

[@JasonDudeson]

ppl dumb. Smoke cigarettes and wary of radiation

[@Flocksta]

Are u jaden smith or are u gonna explain??

[@wolfm8097]

What is …I’m here to learn it 😅

[@the1only467]

Still waiting

[@dickhammerbush172]

It's radiation that doesn't change the structure of an atom. Ionizing radiation is the stuff you get from plutonium and uranium, non-ionizing radiation is the stuff that makes a fire feel hot even when you aren't touching it.

[@Malouco]

If i could tape two 12inch JBL speakers to each ear I would

[@Sssteelo]

You definitely can

[@assks92]

Thanks for your comment dude, I got a laugh out of it!

[@PeruvianProteinPowder]

Not even trying to be funny but look up the BoneFone speaker it’s a speaker that hangs on the neck (like a gym towel) and is literally created to give the same experience of standing in front of a full sized home speaker system and to vibe down to the bones and is Bluetooth hence the name.

[@solidtank7957]

Don't let your memes be dreams

[@Brian-vk6tz]

What😂😂 i CANT HEAR YOU😂😂 I AGREE THO😂😂

[@ryanwiththesauce]

It’s almost like he’s more of a taste maker than an actual producer 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@AmarilloMusicAB]

You can smell this guy through the screen

[@D4lF4l]

Anyone that travelled on an aeroplane in the 1970-80s will remember these from the onboard entertainment you plugged them into the armrests to get the sound pumped through airtubes headphones

[@Dinopetsreptiles]

right next to the ashtreys 😂😂

[@Raginalbino]

@@Dinopetsreptiles and the hs shooting teams rifles

[@nikkidimick947]

PanAm had them!! I remember them!

[@Sir_Richard_Crainum_lll]

They were available in the 90s as well. Born in 88 and I remember using these on American Airlines

[@lespaulking69]

That shit was around early 2000s on some planes cause I remember using them

[@ethanwinchenbach7353]

They use a version of these in MRI machines, with no metals. That way you can watch a movie or listen to music, if you can get over the incredibly loud sound of the machine.

[@ynvch]

I usually fall asleep in MRI machines 😂

[@shelp7858]

the ones they use in prison are much beefier so the sound quality isn't distorted that much, which is nice.

[@ragingbombast]

@@ynvch Me to. The rhythm just conks me out almost immediately.

[@AaronLyNxAI]

Those earphones barely work. Super quiet. At least I got to hear some Colter Wall while getting my Head MRI done

[@RickyHall-km3qq]

Oh yea, I remember after about 15 minutes in there, I was able to pick up just enough of the tune to figure out it was playing brown eyed girl, and then the rest was just loud machine noises.

[@JasonW1220]

I’m listening to this on Bluetooth and I’m fine. *starts hobbling away*

[@Yoru_Goshujin]

me with my bluetooth headphones *mY pReCiOuS*

[@taylorreneeplunk]

i lol’d so hard at this 😂😂😂the air tubes at the end got me 😂😂😂

[@joshmaxwell8767]

To be fair, producing music doesn't necessarily mean you need to be able to enjoy music.

[@k1ngjulien_]

they might help when mastering some filthy mashups for your next illegal sewer rave

[@smoko7113]

But it does mean you need to hear what it sounds like while creating it

[@kobetji]

Correct

[@nova3752]

Soft comment from a soft manchild. You dont know much do you?

[@joshmaxwell8767]

@@smoko7113 No, producing means you invest money and expect a return. Doesn't mean you necessarily need to know anything about music.

[@PLF...]

Dont ever be afraid of people mistaking you for a scientist mate

[@JoeGator23]

People also mistake him for homeless... little do they know his deca-million dollar account and connections to every music mogul globally. If he really wanted, he could have the artists come to his house and sing to him live. He could rightfully care less about what anyone thinks.

[@beeldbuijs1003]

@@JoeGator23 Maybe he doesn’t care, but no doubt it’s part of a carefully crafted Hollywood image.

[@SamuraiX6288]

“It sounds like I’m listening to the radio… over there” 😂 great comedic timing

[@dragonboss7995]

When I got an MRI the hospital had these. Sound is the compression and decompression of air. Air itself is compressible. Therefore the more distance you have between the driver and the ear drum the worse the audio quality. The EMF radiation is another talk however if you truly are concerned. Use something non compressible like water. However the equipment to make this work is way more expensive due to mass and inertia. Great video by the way.

[@angrybopper]

Dude, the radiation from bluetooth isn't ionised. It can't hurt you, this is just unecessary. (In extreme amounts it can hurt you, but you won't get that much from your phone. And headaches arent a symptom of over exposure to non-ionising radiation, for the people saying that it is)

[@defenestrator3090]

A radio tower 100miles from your home radiates more rf as a bluetooth headphone on your head.. But you'll probably won't convince the people that beleve in this crap with argument

[@HakainoMegami]

Yup

[@princeakeem716]

I think when you get rich you just start worrying about the dumbest shit because everything else in your life is generally fine. All these guys have the weirdest hangups

[@heromedley]

​@@princeakeem716imagine being privileged enough that you start to make imaginary problems for yourself

[@sn4rl277]

I bet my tin foil hat you are wrong!!!

[@DenisTheGreat22]

The radiation coming from those devices is NOT harmful. People really should educate themselves on the matter. The radiation coming from the devices has lower frequency than visible light. If the radiation from those devices would be harmful then visible light would kill you.

[@birbdad1842]

And heat would be deadly lmao

[@TheJulienlu]

More than that they are afraid of bluthoot that barely go further than 10 meter but they bathe in radio signal that go for miles and miles

[@SOSO_CREPITUS]

Shut up and provide a source nerd

[@prixplox]

bUt I dOnT pUt FlAsHlIgHtS iN mY bRaIn (or something like that)

[@JG-po5cv]

​@@birbdad1842any heat generated by these low powered devices is quickly going wisked away by our circulatory system. It takes power on the level of massive antenna arrays to be able to heat up a human body enough to be dangerous. The RF from these low power devices only penetrates millimeters into the skin. It's not like our brains are being flooded with RF.

[@beacon-313]

Legend has it that Rick is still looking for a brush...😂

[@jakobrandall2293]

I think the air tube tech is pretty neat, helps with low profile comms setups I use, they give me enough clarity to hear what I need to and jam a bit with my walkie on the radio mode……but yeah screw that as a headphone

[@reneiasteele8437]

Wait until they realise how satilight cable TV works, or the local radio

[@Dopethrone_Wizard]

Wait until you realize how terribly you misspelled satellite.

[@dengar96]

Or the sun for that matter. You get massive doses of radiation by just standing outside

[@reneiasteele8437]

@@Dopethrone_Wizard English isn't my first language

[@nolanolivier6791]

When I was a child (in the '80s) airplane headphones were tubes that plugged into tiny speakers in the seat. But of course, back then there were ash trays in the arm rests...

[@pillzbeatz1037]

Holy fk your old!

[@jessekandres9047]

nah im 28 and i remember those. they were in JAL for quite some time up until mid 2000

[@VerochkaEltz]

1,3-Butadiene, Arsenic, Radioactive atmospheric isotope, Benzene, Carbon monoxide, nicotine tubes.

[@Mike-ou8pd]

These where on Delta throughout the 90's, By the mid 2000's they had been completely phased out. Along as you already said with the Ash trays.

[@thefourthee]

Ahhh...the days of arm rest ashtrays- f'real, it should be the name of an era😆😆😆

[@baileyarnold2020]

"listening to the radio...over there" i laughed way harder than I probably should have 😂😂

[@andrewh4411]

That's great. Now you just have to work on the 1 billion other daily radiation encounters 😂

[@ferez_]

„Airtubes“ had me laughing so hard man gg love ya thanks

[@dukedex5043]

The magnetism in th earth is much stronger than any magnetism in headphones.

[@jhoughjr1]

Actually not at all

[@floatinjellies]

@@jhoughjr1 actually yeah.

[@upsidedownnugget9531]

But still doesn’t have any impact on your health so what’s your point?

[@reddillon8425]

@@upsidedownnugget9531well you made his point It has no impact on your health You can wear headphones rick rubin is being silly

[@voicelessv9364]

​@jhoughjr1 👈 this guy doesn't know how compasses work!

[@ryanellis4818]

Low EMF is my favorite "tech bad" marketing scheme.

[@InkaPley]

I will believe ANYTHING Rick Rubin says. He is a legend.

[@tcchannel1]

Sad to see prominent KZbinrs pushing pseudoscience.

[@MaximilianonMars]

You have all knowledge, you should be president of the world. You know everything. Or... You don't.

[@stardestroyer19]

​@@MaximilianonMarsYou don't need to know everything to know that this stuff is BS.

[@Jack-uv2wh]

He's not just a youtuber, he's a Stanford neuroscientist which makes it so much worse. Another quack looking for a cheque.

[@erikhart9840]

My electromagnetic professor refuses to use Bluetooth headphones. In class, we calculated the voltage present in the brain based on the permativity of the skin, skull, and brain tissue, and confirmed that the voltages and frequency would, in fact, interact constructively with the voltage in the brain. There isn’t any long term study on how this effects the brain so it’s up in the air (literally). We did the same with 5G and concluded the same results, although even 2mm of glass would block most signals due to internal reflections. My professor is a cool guy though, he developed a microwave weapon for the military that makes your skin feel like it’s on fire without killing you, as a side note..☠️😂 anyways I hope I could add something interesting here.

[@evanmarschand9930]

@@MaximilianonMars How does identifying something as pseudoscience = Claiming you have all the knowledge and know everything?

[@They_Live_While_We_Sleep]

"it sounds like you're underground" was the best

[@dannymartial7997]

These are the types of guys that think microwaving your food will give you radiation poisoning, as if you're using a demon core to heat your food.

[@LetitGolazziter-uk9xi]

Rick Rubin is one of them! Ef him and Russell 😂😂

[@SushikiIIer]

anyone who thinks magnetic feilds are effecting their heath may as well live in a giant fariday cage. your getting blaster with megawhatts of radio frequencies on a daily basis.

[@bulkedmurderer]

it drops off exponentially, having earphones right in ur ears ur getting literally no drop off in energy so its much more ionising that random stray radio frequencies.

[@CraftsmanOfAwsomenes]

@@bulkedmurderer Radio waves are non-ionizing, so in this case 0 ionization x 0 ionization = 0 ionization.

[@SushikiIIer]

@@bulkedmurderer agree to disagree. The only particle or ray that is "ionizing" are as follows (Alpha decay particle, Beta decay particle, Gamma rays, & X-rays). My iem/headphones would need to be made from/ contain unstable radioisotopes (aplha/beta emitters) or Be using something entierly different from a magnetic transducer (ei. x-ray or gamma emitting diodes + far more powerful source power suplies).

[@bulkedmurderer]

@@SushikiIIer Even low energy radiation can still break chromosomes and cause cellular damage, men working around power lines have very few male offspring and birds in the same area have nearly purely female offspring due to chromosome damage, a bunch of studies show even holding a phone in you pocket increases risk of breast cancer for those who hold the phone in the breast pocket. Even mildly above visible spectrum in frequency light that doesnt have a wide spectrum causes electron excitation thats enough to damage mitochondrial energy production. For like 80 years we have known the effects of different wavelengths on plants, when you take a plant that thrives in sunlight into pure blue light for example they experience similar harmfull effects that you could expect from gamma or x rays. Weirdly enough full spectrum visible light with some infrared and ultraviolet completely negates a lot of the damage of pure ultraviolet or stronger wavelengths. Even a piece of hair left out in blue light shows electron excitation and a kind of ionization with electrons actually leaving the atoms.

[@bulkedmurderer]

@@CraftsmanOfAwsomenes ur wrong

[@joshuac5537]

“Tinny” is the word you’re looking for

[@Rezin_8]

This is how airlines used to use headphones back in the day.😅😅 When headphones were five dollars or you could just put your ear to the armrest 😂 free sound for the onflight movie

[@JT--XL365]

idk why but that dead pan air tube delivery cracks me up every time.

[@NoThatRyan]

Rick, just say you're sponsored by Air Tubes, dog. There's no other reason to hock those things.

[@graham.broome]

he has to continue to say stupid out there stuff to be relevant

[@Lynwood_Jackson]

Mr. Air Tubes should probably know that there's a big ole magnet in that microphone he's A I R T U B E Sing into.

[@onradioactivewaves]

The argument I've heard is how phones say they are safe but the measurement is taken 1 cm away from the phone, whereas using the phone is in contact with your flesh. Same thing applies with the Bluetooth earphones, they're right inside of your ear canal. The radiation exposure is significantly decreased with a little distance.

[@-ari]

​@@onradioactivewaves this is exactly what I think regarding all this. The fact that the radiation source is right next to your brain is pretty concerning.

[@fanatp0stpanka]

​@@-arithis type of radiation is harmless at the amounts bluetooth or your phone outputs it's non-ionising radiation

[@bangla_saab]

​@@-ariyour brain emits radiation💀

[@-ari]

@@bangla_saab wifi and Bluetooth? I don't think so.

[@mpx41]

It's funny how some people are very concerned about things that might be somewhat harmful, but absolutely not bothered by (or even in favor of) things that we certainly know are harmful. Like they'd be opposed to 5G towers but they'd fight even harder against stricter emission standards.

[@jjpaq]

It's because they're contrarians disguised as free thinkers.

[@aurynaichi7030]

Yay for 21st century luddites! As someone who carted around multiple phones for 30 years, I've seen no end of BS to do with EMF.

[@murdoc296]

Think of radiation in terms of playing a game of pool, radiation is you using the cue, and radiation damage is the balls spreading. Your phones non-ionizing pool cue doesn't even have enough energy to even move the white ball.

[@David.77]

Don’t worry too much about electromagnetic radiation. Ionizing radiation is bad(UV, X-rays) but the worst it does in every day life is giving you a sunburn(UV light). Non-ionizing radiation(radio waves to visible light) doesn’t do anything bad. The biggest producer of ionizing radiation is the sun, so remember to use sunscreen.

[@gremblorthesackgoblin7953]

Dudes just trying to sell his gimic headphones be tapping into the nearly bottles reserve of paranoid people

[@AfroGaz71]

Sound advice.

[@PersonPersons-kh3bg]

Name a single study showing this has no effect. The only studies done to “proove” safety was that the EMFs didn’t heat up a mannequin head… such great science

[@chris-cy5ed]

Or am dont stay in the sun that long every day azz m And your taught wrong ,ion is bad And j&j causes Cacner in alot of its products, even sunscreen

[@iraniansuperhacker4382]

we dont get any ionizing uv radiation naturally. The ozone layer blocks out nearly 100% of uv-c. Unless you are under a special lamp you will almost never be exposed to ionizing uv radiation. uv-a and uv-b are non ionizing but still cause cancer. So tell me you dont know what you are talking about without telling me you dont know what you are talking about. Non ionizing radiation absolutely can cause cancer.

[@MikeSmedleyOLDSCHOOLSTRIPERS]

AAAAAAAAHHHHH. THIS EXPLAINS SO MUCH!! 😂😂 A producer using the ole “two cans and string trick”.

[@richardtyler6472]

People clowning on the dudes that are experts in the field is wild.

[@javiercorral722]

Older airplanes used the same "technology" for transmition of sound to your ears for the onboard movies they played. As a kod, i thoight my pair or headphones were broken because there was no metal connector at the end, just AIR TUBES!

[@phen2841]

As an electrical engineer, I can confirm there is no danger of "radiation" danger from WiFi or Bluetooth.

[@Meanieroo]

Then you need to go back to school.

[@GreggyAck]

@@Meanieroono, he’s 100% correct. Do 30 seconds of research on the electromagnetic spectrum and you’ll see for yourself.

[@ryanvacation7319]

I hope so but the safety reseach is still quite nascent

[@GreggyAck]

@@ryanvacation7319 No it isn’t.

[@phen2841]

@@ryanvacation7319 The research is very clear. The electromagnetic radiation emitted by radio waves is too low (energy levels/power is too low) to do any significant damage. There is zero uncertainty in this topic.

[@mbc9290]

AirTubes fly through the sky too man! ✌️

[@ladyfitness67]

Your editing at the end, is spot on

[@LiliumCruorem]

Magnets being near our heads are probably not hurting us though. The only argument I could see for these is if they sound better. But regardless of how it works, listening to loud music will damage your eardrums far longer before having magnets near your head will.

[@BenNerdBooger]

I would imagine that Rick Rubin probably has access to some mf'in outrageous audio equipment, those look like they came from Wish

[@FuzzyButtCheese]

I'm pretty sure our boy Rick is a purist and now only uses old baked bean cans connected by twine! 😂

[@Chuck8541]

Are any of these guys canadian by chance? So many Canadians I've met in my life are terrified by anything EMF related. Why? While backpacking in Ecuador a few years ago - this Canadian lady was absolutely nutso. While everyone was sleeping in the hostel dorm, SHE WENT AROUND AND UNPLUGGED EVERYONES PHONES FROM THE WALL OUTLETS. One girl woke up, naturally terrified of someone by her bed, and screamed bloody murder. Everyone wakes up, saying wtf is going on, and the manager came in to find out what was going on. Turns out this Canadian lady said that EMFs are bad for you and just took it on herself to unplug everything from everyones bed outlet while they were sleeping. Like, what the freaking heck, right?! lol Naturally, the manager kicked her a$$ out in middle of the night. Absolute bat ship crazy. A Canadian friend of mine turns off, and unplugs everything in her room, and HOUSE at night. Every. Single. Night.

[@donatehilltop]

Wtf

[@BL_762]

Imagine if all of America was redneck except for LA and New York… that’s basically Canada

[@keylimecookies]

Most people don’t have a high fidelity way to listen to music so if it sounds good on those it’s probably a good song, is what I assume his logic is

[@oakmen4604]

Might as well live deep underground if you want to reduce your exposure.

[@Pidgeys]

A lot of people do.

[@CaptainAMAZINGGG]

Forests are good tbh

[@dengar96]

​@@CaptainAMAZINGGG just don't use any electric motors or electricity in general you'll be just fine lmao

[@SteinErikDahle]

Bluetooth is completely safe, there's no reason to worry.

[@jaxmehoff8075]

Lmfao, thats what someone with zero knowledge about emf frequencies would say... keep using them and see where you end up in about 7-10yrs.

[@SteinErikDahle]

@@jaxmehoff8075, Bluetooth emits extremely small amounts of energy, not nearly enough to cause any damage. But by all means, I'd love to see your evidence? I'm waiting, but not holding my breath... 😁

[@A-G-F-]

​@@jaxmehoff8075 😂

[@prixplox]

@@jaxmehoff8075 Bro, bluetooth may transmit on the same frequency as microwaves but the energy is so much lower that it won´t be able to do any harm. (For reference: the energy on a microwave oven is 500-1200w, while bluetooth is around 0.1w

[@mushiat6530]

​@@jaxmehoff8075I've been using Bluetooth headphones since 2007. Yeah. That's right. 2007. No issues for me. Currently wearing a pair of Sony WH-1000M4s which are my favorite things ever. The noise cancelling is relaxing and I wear them pretty much all day until bed time, I rarely take them off. So what's that about Bluetooth damage in 7-10 years? For me I've been using them for almost 17 years.

[@teratonexplosion]

I remember back in the days airplanes used to have this type of headphones. I still have a pair from 1994

[@Ferocioussquirrel]

They used to use some kind of airtubes on aeroplanes. They sounded good.

[@St8Genesis]

Bro said he stopped using headphone for the radiation? 🤦🏻

[@OfficialElljay]

yes. bluetooth headphones emit emf frequencies. as does the device in your hand right now 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@briank592]

If the frequency aint above uv, then i dont give a shit

[@St8Genesis]

@@OfficialElljay that level of exposure has very little to no effects when used on a day to day basis. 🤫

[@kkibela]

​@@St8GenesisI get a piercing pain in my head if I keep them on longer than an hour

[@TurdFurgeson275]

@@kkibelathat’s for sure not related to radiation. If radiation poisoning actively HURT, people wouldn’t be getting it.

[@C1qu1]

Tin foil hat sold separately. Comes in standard tin. Extra dollar will get you fancy heavy duty tin. 😂

[@timjanson2049]

The air tubes are killing me 😂

[@trarroyo]

Those sound like the old headphones they used to have on airplanes prior to 2000.

[@brettshrekington]

For production listening in mono on your master actually kinda handy because it takes it out of stereo so when you take it out of mono, it sounds so much more crisp. If you can make something sound amazing in mono it will sound fucking incredible on stereo. I feel like AirTubes might kinda be the same thing!

[@carlsonbench1827]

We are swimming in EMF

[@CaptainAMAZINGGG]

And people are chronically unwell on every level of their being tbh

[@carlsonbench1827]

@@CaptainAMAZINGGG they eat heated seed oil, something originally used as mechanical lubricant. Their air, water and food is full of forever chemicals like Teflon plastic and heavy metals. No human on earth is truly un-polluted. We have no baseline to measure ourselves against. We do not know what a healthy human is.

[@guyguy463]

@@CaptainAMAZINGGG that doesn’t make EMF the problem. The sun is far more dangerous than the harmless radio waves coming from your headphones

[@totalmetaljacket789]

​@CaptainAMAZINGGG Ya can't just draw connections at random, dog.

[@mushiat6530]

​@@CaptainAMAZINGGG Correlation does not imply causation

[@JamMaul]

Everybody in edm festival!!! We are already deaf 😂

[@Comrade_Dad]

I like the magnets in my ears. They help me talk to my Mac n Cheese.

[@nothingimportant9357]

Bruh I’ll take the “electro magenetic waves” in my brain to bop some darude sandstorm. I’m not pussy I can take a few magnetic waves tf!

[@548129636411234]

Man is to old to be worried about that

[@ashduwitt9899]

Im guessing he's just become so accustomed to playing the "sage soul young spirit" that it doesnt even have to make sense anymore😂

[@slimydick23]

He's still pumping out hits at the same pace as ever he wants to keep this party goin

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

I thought this was a legit ad but it was so metamodern 😂😂😂 great job. Duh. Air tubes. Who wants to listen to air 😂😂😂

[@Jaffjv]

I’ve used similar things in an MRI. Can’t have metal inside, but you can have plastic and air

[@cconnon1912]

Air tubes like this have been around forever. Many hearing aids use their tubes like this. It doesn’t stop the Wi-Fi signals from going through your body. They’re going 24/7. So are radio signals, TV signals, gps and Bluetooth. Everything goes through your body. Having the receiver next to your head or not, makes no difference. You walk around with a Cell phone with cellular signal, Wi-Fi signal and GPS going to your phone 24 hours a day in your pocket. This is silly.

[@Ridd333]

It does go through your body but when the signal is not attached to a device, it is unfocused, and ideally, producing less EMR. When a wifi transmitter connects (cellular service works similarly) to a device, it focuses its transmission to said device. So arguably there is a higher concentration of EMR that is interacting with your body.

[@khill8645]

​@@Ridd333 Not how that works at all -- it doesn't "focus" anything, it's just the inverse square law, and the smaller of the transmitters (your actual device) is much closer to you. In the case of GPS which is just one-sided, it doesn't even change at all since your device is acting as _only_ a receiver; the other wireless tech, you're still only talking about a max of 3 watts. Unless you've managed to attach a parabolic dish to your phone, in which case...erm, good job?

[@wiiion1256]

@@khill8645im totally agree with your message . But isn’t beamforming a type of focusing the signal to one point?

[@khill8645]

@@wiiion1256 But beamforming doesn't form the signal to one point, it forms _areas_ of signals and the resultant power loss across a volume that entails. Even with tech like beamforming, you're still dealing with the one-two punch of the inverse square law mattering more than anything else combined with the power involved being miniscule in the first place.

[@mushiat6530]

​@@khill8645it's pointless to argue with people like this. They aren't smart enough to understand it. Saying "inverse square law" to them is like trying to read a monkey the alphabet.

[@RenaissanceMan29]

Rubin will be sharing a cell with Diddy.

[@darkskinwhite]

You're thinking of Russell Simmons😂

[@mawlinzebra]

Rubin. That name says it all

[@user-qu7wc7uk2h]

24 years ago I joined the US Navy they use the same type of equipment no electricity, power , batteries needed the US Navy calls it Sound Power Phones. Amazing because anyone in any working quarters can communicate as long as you are on the right channel. The US Navy has been using this technology since the 40’s or 50’s .

[@seanhannon9401]

This dude has a possible future as a horror movie star

[@RustyX2010]

Rick Rubin looks like he's gonna start cutting his toenails on the table while doing the interview!

[@--Grimm]

Wait till people realize heat is *RADIATION*

[@onradioactivewaves]

No it's not LMAO

[@magentawool2556]

​@@onradioactivewaves??? It literally is though. All energy is transferred via radiation of one sort or another. Heat is generally the measure of infrared radiation and thermal radiation.

[@onradioactivewaves]

@@magentawool2556 heat is a measure of the randomly oriented kinetic energy of matter. In other words, vibrational movement that does not result in a change in location over time. Yes heat can be transferred through radiation, conduction, or convection. So I guess in a way you can say that some radiation is heat, but heat is not strictly radiation, nor is radiation strictly heat.

[@magentawool2556]

@@onradioactivewaves unless a particle is in a vacuum with no other radiation affecting it, then it is transferring heat. The transfer of heat happens via radiation.

[@onradioactivewaves]

@@magentawool2556 heat does transfer via radiation, but not strictly so. Not everything is a black body radiator. Chromatic surfaces do not black body radiate ( for the most part) This is basic physics....

[@ButtermilkL0veNugget]

They use this system in mri machines. You use air tubes for headphones to muffle the sound of the machine and listen to music.

[@SollowP]

The internet, just a series of tubes.

[@colink2967]

Rick Rubin has spent the last 50 years producing professional music btw 😂

[@robbetts]

That’s what was in commercial airlines up until the 80s/90s.

[@w4pz859]

"I'm gladly walk under the sun without protection, but normal headphones, GET THAT SHIT AWAY FROM MEEE!!!"

[@jakenuno9900]

All I can think of is "Aliens" 😂

[@Poodleinacan]

No magnets to my brain? My head going through an MRI machine that a billion times more powerful than earphone speaker be wildin hard 😂😂😂😂

[@samikalastaja]

It's 100% subjective - what sounds good to you is the system you should use. Listen to the music, not the devices.

[@adamromero4855]

Anyone else get some not so pleasant memories of how the old airplane headphones used to be? Cause that's how old these are

[@Sandwich420]

Uses airtubes, but probably eats microwave popcorn

[@evancourtney7746]

Anyone else remember those old-school airline headphones that they would give out back before they used to charge for them? Air tubes.

[@PEACEOUTPAT]

I would be the most famous musician and vocalist on the planet if I had someone with even 25% of Rick Ruebens capabilities in my corner

[@KeganKirby]

Wait till these guys find out that their podcast microphones contain magnets

[@littlebrothermoneywithmich6178]

I can’t believe I trusted that Hubberman guy at one point. His whole “I’m not using my Ivy League college credentials” got me. Now I’ve noticed an influx of “neuroscientists” saying a bunch of quackery online.

[@therustedtincan3385]

I used airtubes while getting an mri once. Probably my favorite listen of hotel california. The droning beeps of the mri and the faint calming of country rock was just like... aaawwghhhagg

[@haakonlenzi]

I believe this technology was used in airplanes back in the day. When I was a kid in the early 90’s a lot of the headphones that plugged into the seat were just hollow tubes. Sounded like shit. Idk if it’s the same thing or not, but sure as shit sounds like how I would imagine an air tube lol😊

[@sallyfield2895]

Sitting here watching this with my headphones that have magnets to keep them on my ears

[@EeveeFromAlmia]

If you’re worried about radiation, what’s wrong with wired headphones? Or better yet, none at all. The only waves you get then is just audio