Jordan's French Music, Peter vs. Horse Girls - UNDERDOGS PODCAST #26

[@TheMonkeydela]

Jordan's interpretation of heat stroke is priceless. " 'Ahh it's hot' and then you fall off ya know?"

[@amgunnn]

When an Underdogs is absent, they should have the soundboard files like Zack did! So much potential for amazing moments. To : The next absent Underdog.

[@willye0527]

To: Jackson (AKA Director Cogger) 23/7/22 Dear Jackson, I would be pleased to hear if you can answer this question, as during the podcast at 56:34-56:40 you briefly made the statement that you would respond to a minimum to comments that were directed to you. So if you are taking the time to read this, I hope you will be able to answer my question, my apologies for the long leadup, I will keep the question short and brief. When is your next upload? That is all, I just need more Director Cogger in my life. Kind Regards Will Swan

[@hiromienhood707]

Hahaha, eh . . . This is good.

[@jacksonbakker9060]

I second this comment.

[@DirectorCogger]

Hopefully soon cheers for the question

[@monsieurslurpy3071]

Jackson replied to this! My heart...

[@Dark-dv8qq]

@@DirectorCogger I would like your comment but its just at such a nice number already

[@nintendope8837]

From Japanese to French.. Jordan truly is a multitalented, multilingual, and multiskilled boss

[@n-man8208]

What do you expect? He got a 76% on his math test.

[@Lucas-sl6df]

@@n-man8208 woah! Come on! It’s 76% on a math test! 78 is making poppt seem way smarter than he already is!

[@n-man8208]

@@Lucas-sl6df I’m sorry boss man

[@bannles]

Jordan’s randomness still continues to amaze me

[@noahmoots9901]

He's got good parenting ideals tho

[@sarimsalman2698]

He's also going to become a teacher too, and he seems more lost than anyone I have ever seen 🤣

[@bannles]

@@sarimsalman2698 yes lol

[@debornmc]

No wonder he plays mr game&watch

[@jpshy1130]

Bit of French in the morning

[@Zaccurry30]

over the years i’ve noticed that if Jordan starts a sentence with “So what your saying is…”, 90% it’s gonna be more confusing than what the other person was originally saying

[@BC0MBS]

That's me 😂

[@OrigamiAhsoka]

Fr 💀

[@360H3ADSHOT]

My fiancé is literally a NASA aerospace/chemical engineer. She watches your guys content a lot with me. I could probably get her on if you want!

[@xFaMoUzxKR3Wx]

That would be so sick

[@Aiden-xr1se]

That's awesome.

[@TheSteeltec]

I hope they see this that would awesome

[@ianlund5009]

Please educate these boys

[@Mal_]

I was gonna post about my degree in Cosmology, but I guess a practicing person would be a better catch than me who has been working as a gamedev for 6 years :D

[@StrayJello]

I can already tell this is going to be another episode with no dislikes. These guys just can't miss

[@babyrath8621]

I can already tell this is going to be a classic

[@dakota9809]

No dislikes, only engagement

[@johnpedersen116]

Thats a hit

[@NeichoKijimura]

I have return KZbin dislikes and it's right now 352/0

[@anonymousanonymous6214]

Theres 9 dislikes

[@Ryanneedsahandle]

Soundboard was a big hit, def would like to see whenever someone is absent. Zack was kind enough to add labels but it might be funny to not label a few of them and make it a surprise

[@HabitualThinker]

Man, zack’s part in this video easily makes it my favorite.

[@Quatro921]

Yeah my favorite part is when he said it’s zacking time and zacked everyone

[@Zakkarypillow]

"It's Zacking time." As someone named Zakk I have to use that one sometime. Don't know when but every Zack in the world does at some point in their life fun fact.

[@abcdefsuzu]

Yea, the soundboard bits were hilarious ag

[@keima7733]

To the underdogs we need TCNick on the podcast with Jackson, little z, Jordan, and Jordan

[@quack8343]

thats good

[@voukpraun-petrovic8099]

Agreed

[@skittleboi1193]

We really do need 2 Jordans

[@OrigamiAhsoka]

Yes

[@sreeharivettathu3414]

The directorpopcat trio was something we needed

[@JayoticMTG]

A little clarification on the entropy tangent: most, if not, all chemical reactions loses a bit of energy in the form of heat or friction, and since no new energy can be made, there will eventually be a time in millions of years where all energy in the universe is lost. This scenario is called the “heat death” of the universe.

[@owenicewater9704]

Don’t let Zack read these comments. Everyone is popping off about him not being here. I enjoy your presence here Z. Especially “BEST HEAD IN THE UNDERDOGS!”

[@L3afo_]

Not even that many people but I agree zach (zack?) is great

[@Cadoe]

Who is hating on him?

[@owenicewater9704]

@@Cadoe I commented this only minutes after the video came out, and the first comments were all “wow I needed this podcast without Zack” and “this is the first time I’ve enjoyed Little Z in the Underdogs.” Not quite that mean spirited, but idk, I would have felt bad if every comment about him was happy he wasn’t here, which seemed to be the case at first m

[@owenicewater9704]

@@L3afo_ zack

[@AlexanderO12O7]

Hi cogger, Great vid -from me Directed to cogger

[@spookydragon2018]

Hello! I’ve been an equestrian for ~17years now. The ethics of riding is super complicated, and is also different based on the different disciplines. Racing is way different than sport/competitions, which is different from riding schools. All of them have their own separate issues - ie. racing has issues with pushing horses’ limits, while competition has issues with extremely questionable training methods, while riding schools have issues with people expecting horses to work but “don’t need the care” that comes with the work. I’m from Canada so I can only speak on that, but I wish there were more not only more ways to report horse-based abuses, but also clearer regulations on what constitutes as mistreatment :( governments leave it up to sport associations to define mistreatment and bad practices, but then the sport associations lack the means to enforce these rules, leading to zero changes in the way things are done in the horse world because of red tape and training practices flying under the radar :( Anyways!! Love the podcast, I thought at first that “vs” meant Peter faced a bunch of horse girls in hand to hand combat lmao

[@PapaSoup63]

You guys should consider putting these podcasts on other platforms such as apple podcasts or Spotify! I would love to be able to listen without having to be on KZbin

[@Aiden-xr1se]

I agree

[@bee_api]

Most of the music I listen to the lyrics are typically really sad, but the actual music is upbeat so it doesnt really feel like sad music so I can enjoy it both when im sad and when im not

[@alecbormia4523]

To: Jordan, Hopcat and Cogger As somebody who's taken engineering classes for school I'll give you my best guess based off the first two laws of thermodynamics: 1st law: Energy can not be created or destroyed just change forms. This means that the energy being used to start the fire in the first place comes from the earth and/or the atmosphere so it's not like you're adding outside energy to the pile 2nd law: Energy always goes from states of high energy to low energy. The best way to explain this one is with heat. Heat is a prime way to represent energy and what the second law essentially means is that if something is hot its energy will be redistributed to its surroundings which are not as hot. It's why warm drinks and food cool down when left in a cooler environment over that period of time eventually doing what Peter says evening out at the same temperature as the energy will always go from hotter to colder until its completely evened out. So with the fire yes you are technically adding heat to the surroundings but it will even itself out with something else and like I said this isn't energy you cropped out of nowhere, you are basically redistributing energy that already existed. Truthfully the biggest concern with fire is that they release greenhouse gases which causes the greenhouse effect (which is basically trapping heat in Earth's atmosphere making it so the heat enters the atmosphere but doesn't leave) which is the primary cause of global warming and that is much more concerning than the actual heat of the fire.

[@Itstakito]

To Peter Hopwell Cathew: 23/7/22 it has come to my attention that you felt upset that your absence was not recognized in the last podcast. We apologize. Please take a lemon to make up for it. Love you. 🍋 Sincerely, Takito

[@fullmoon3412]

Peter is the actual embodiment of "Source: Trust me bro"

[@hutch6728]

In the nicest way possible, watching Jordan trying to learn new stuff hurts me sometimes

[@imagine4756]

I don't think I can put this any other way, but every podcast makes me curious on how the Australian education system works.

[@mekhihernandez4478]

I love him he is so wholesome but yeah it sometimes takes him a second...

[@mekhihernandez4478]

@@imagine4756 to be fair the KZbinrs probably aren't the best representatives

[@hiromienhood707]

What the hell?!? This is completely absurd!! Its been an hour since posted and you only have 1k. These podcasts are VERY entertaining, you cool dudes definitely deserve WAY more people.

[@biggiemoishe]

Big “steel’s heavier than feathers” energy from Jordan today

[@Blappyboop]

Man, zack was really funny this episode. that’s a first

[@luizgustavo1278]

first time I don't roll my eyes up when I hear him lol

[@arojamthearbiter]

51:13 The Underdogs need to actually make this commercial that they made up at the end. It's hilarious.

[@johmami4825]

This was a great birthday present in the morning from the Underdogs!: To, The Underdogs.

[@owenicewater9704]

one was uploaded on mine as well. makes the day

[@aceydoesmusic]

happy birthday :)

[@nathannia]

Man I don't know why but I love these guys so much

[@Parker_Parrish]

: Jordan As a French speaker I knew exactly what songs you were talking about by those humming sounds of the music

[@CadenBankerMorgan]

To Jordan: French jazz in the mornings is life changing. Thank you for introducing me a new genre.

[@gabrielzeifman8602]

Enjoyed the heat energy convo, always love Peter's scientific explinations - To Peter

[@chefdunsparce4254]

I listen to sad music when I'm sad because I always like to listen to music that fits my mood: an extension of the emotions I'm feeling. When I'm alone (like when driving, in my room at 2 am, etc) and sad, it feels like I'm stuck with my emotions, and listening to sad music is how I get the sad emotions out- I can't stop feeling sad until I've expressed the sadness outward

[@rapajara]

Peter describing the heat death of the universe to Jordan is something I never knew I needed

[@omgitsaleo]

To: Jackson, Jordan, Peter (and Soundboard Zack lmao) Dear Underdogs, Let me start off by saying that I really enjoyed this week’s podcast. I was particularly fond of Jackson’s showerhead ad at the end, and I will definitely start my morning off tomorrow with a bit of French Jazz 😉. As for who I would like to see on the podcast in the future, I think it would make for a great episode if you managed to get all your girlfriends together with you on the show one week. A few weeks ago, Sophie added an interesting dynamic to the group, and the Dhar Mann episode with Maddie a while back was fun too; and although it might get a bit hectic with 8 people in the studio, I’m sure it would lead to some pretty entertaining discussions. All the best, Alex

[@user-vi4sn9eh5l]

Summary Zack going on vacation Heat wave and Jordan asking and Peter being science boy fire 12:00 Because I said so, parenting Back to fire and carbon 15:00 Music, French Music Jordan 21:00 Eras and edy, then silly, then depressed 24:00 Hotline Bling funny dancing 31:00 Gambeling, and fake cricket league 35:00 Peter's Uni debate speech and horse girls 39:30 back on topic Sports being super popular Zack sound board 51:00 Jackson ad Final thoughts, addressing youtube comments

[@rileydougan8987]

To Jackson: I think it would be interesting if you organized a segment with the four underdogs, and the girlfriends to get to 8 players, where you played American fantasy football and have quick updates of how the teams were doing each week on the podcast. I’m, maybe incorrectly, assuming none of you have a great knowledge of the NFL and I think it would be funny to see how that would progress over the course of a season. Also I’ve been watching all the underdogs content since it was little Z 2 and I love what you bring to the videos. Huge fan of the whole group keep up the great work

[@MarkSchmidtTheRecoverySystem]

I listen to sad music. It actually makes me feel a sense of solace, like the person who wrote it just gets it. They struggle with what I struggle with, and that's a comforting thought. I do like the happy jams too, cause it's not like I'm perpetually in a bad mood.

[@taze1856]

I also love sad music. Relating to the lyrics and singer is something that I look for in every song. I guess my favorite “sad” song is Breaking The Habit.

[@DynamicLemons]

The soundboard was honestly the funniest part of this podcast episode

[@owenicewater9704]

should have put BEST HEAD IN THE UNDERDOGS on it

[@jacksonbrown396]

You did great this episode To: specifically jackson

[@SovietImposter]

Thank you for making my friday work days even better. To: Underdogs team

[@Gibbering_Guile]

To the whole crew, as someone who struggles with depression pretty often I think both Peter and Jackson both have very valid points. I listen to sad music, and Jackson is right in the idea that it is helpful that it gives someone to relate to and gives solace in knowing that you aren't alone. That being said Peter isn't wrong, it does tend to make me a bit more sad but it's more of an acceptance that I am sad and then you kinda have to stay self-aware and move past once you've accepted it. The best you can.

[@leedee6114]

this is the trio podcast we didn't need but deserved

[@mekhihernandez4478]

Also Jordan knowing that you listen to french music too made me listen to my first underdogs podcast

[@Giezbro]

Jackson is the most chill underdog

[@theunderwatercrew7553]

Love the weekly podcasts!

[@veebee_38]

about the british heat: it was only really monday and tuesday, but it was like 35`C for most of the day the local shop was not prepared for it, the fridges and freezers were all warm

[@isthatsquid]

Jordan: *only listens to the Ratatouille soundtrack* "Yeah, I listen to French music"

[@Freezyloen]

What an incredible banger of a thumbnail To: both the underdogs and the viewers

[@tallercookie1188]

Poppt1 wavedashes in basketball

[@point6597]

Please keep these weekly episodes going, they are great

[@dannywestside5056]

That commercial jackson pitch is ahead of its time

[@zafaraa6410]

37:01 Jackson was so quick on that

[@skdg7867]

I used to listen to sad music alot when I had depression but I slowly realized that it just made it worse and I would find myself crying because I relate. So I just deleted sad songs and added more happy songs and now I just listen to upbeat, trap, og hiphop and pop because I find myself happier and in a better mood

[@tonycarr8757]

Dear Peter, Pretty much all the music I love is either sad or slow. I just love how chill and understated it is, and for me, those emotions are WAY more interesting than just being happy all the time. Even the upbeat music I listen to is often deceptively sad or introspective

[@Quatro921]

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[@tonycarr8757]

@@Quatro921 🗿

[@Quatro921]

@@tonycarr8757 🗿🗿

[@L1N3R1D3R]

3:41 Peter with the quick quips that connect to internet culture without being obnoxious is great.

[@CelticYoshi1000]

I listen to sad music because it allows me to release my tears of sorrow. Thanks for the awesome podcast though I look forward to it every week.

[@SmartMario1]

I think getting a physicist to answer Jordan's questions would make a really good guest for the podcast

[@Georeg5129]

“And then it’s, ‘shower head so nice, you’ll coomb twice.’”

[@andrewtaylor5883]

I enjoy music for the songwriting and story based journeys artists take me through. If the journey is filled with sorrow and pain rather that rainbows and unicorns the lyrics tend to hit harder

[@waffles4life5]

13:00 "life isnt fair? YOU MADE IT UNFAIR!" based

[@Parker_Parrish]

The podcasts are always so good

[@Freezyloen]

So fun hearing you guys talk about space and physics! Would've loved to talk with you guys about it, but I'm only just starting my major physics & astronomy after this summer :/ But I'm looking forward to seeing a guest appearance of an astronomist/physicist on you podcast! That would be an incredible podcast! To: The underdogs

[@ragingmonkeycritic]

Okay the problem with heat in Britain is 1) We don't have A.C 2) Our houses are meant to keep in heat so theirs no escaping the heat

[@poppeyboy9714]

Why are Jordan’s question and thoughts so good

[@roywainwright1860]

Bro that french jazz goes hard

[@Sami-te2yc]

Listen to sad music even when I’m fine coz honestly sometimes it just goes hard and it’s a vibe, and sometimes relatable. And when I’m sad I listen to sad songs in order to get to the lowest point yk and then rise up from there because that’s easier fr

[@hausquad]

Balls. -to Jordan

[@Deverey1]

Sad music is my 2nd favorite genre, behind rage/battle music. Strong emotions make for the best music in my opinion, and my past has been fairly rife with traumatic occurrences and my go to method was bottling them up. Venting through music was my only real source of emotional relief. Suppressing my emotions actually gave me much more control over them (or led me to realize that I had this ability all along) so whenever things that would normally piss someone off happens to me, it kind of just rolls off. Lol there's nostalgic value in angry and sad songs and it reminds me of both the positives and negatives of it. That's why I listen to it.

[@iLikeDucks_]

Loving the weekly uploads, very hype

[@abcdefsuzu]

To: Underdogs I fucking love these podcasts. Please never stop

[@IRONNEROZEROMAN]

To Peter: I listen to sad songs if I'm trying to sleep or just chill out. I really appreciate the instrumentals and low tunes. If I'm exercising I prefer to listen to something that hypes me up, probably some heavy metal. Ps: The soundboard with Zack was hilarious, should start using that whenever an Underdog is missing. Anyway, big thanks for the podcast. Y'all are awesome. -Carlos

[@elijah7723]

To Jordan: As a person that does not listen to music, I can confirm that we exist

[@Cadoe]

Bruh

[@owenicewater9704]

why not? it’s legit my entire life lol, so this might actually not be as absurd as I think

[@taze1856]

@@owenicewater9704 Yeah music is also massive part of my life as well. What do you listen to?

[@unexpected0010]

I listen to and enjoy sad music. For me most of the time, I can detach my own feelings enough to truly appreciate the beauty of intense emotions. I (luckily) tend to be someone who is in good/happy moods 99% of the time, but when I listen to music, I focus on the words and the stories the music says. I come from a choir background and have always tried to emulate emotions from songs into my singing, even sad songs that I might not be able to explicitly relate to. But being able to appreciate the emotions that are put into a song is what makes me enjoy listening to it so much

[@unexpected0010]

LOL, just heard the end, this was directed at all of the Underdogs in this episode

[@wanderingbardgaming]

I've often gravitated towards more emotional/thoughtful music. Especially since depression set in more and I needed more of a release. Music, especially instrumental (think VGM) helps me express/process my feelings in ways words can't, and eases me towards contentment

[@bartholomewthundercatiii3484]

Regarding the question about sad music: Burying your emotions and trying to distract yourself from sadness is often more harmful than allowing yourself to work through that negativity. For me, listening to really devastating music is often bittersweet because it fully absorbs me in that sadness but also helps me work through it. It’s almost comforting.

[@Sirperfluous]

It was at "what's the process of dying from heatstroke?" that I realised Jordan is the Gavin of the underdogs

[@Mario17h1]

Finally, the weak link is gone. The three stars can let their wings spread!

[@lewisarmitage9020]

2:15 Actually true. It was way too hot, the UK isn't designed for temperatures close to 40C. Most houses don't even have AC because it's not needed 99% of the time.

[@YUIDX]

I love the ad idea you made To: Jackson

[@captainjellystar1453]

Underdogs song - Therapy help’n me Would slap

[@evanhansen5363]

Hey Peter, great video! Can’t wait for the next one and hope you are feeling better!

[@nicholas1250]

I was just listening and thought zack actually walked in

[@RiftyLuca]

I agree with Jackson, I think people listen to sad songs when they’re sad is because they’d rather hear someone say “I’ve been there, I get you”, rather than someone talking about how great their day is instead

[@markwalker3510]

i listen to sad music because it makes whatever im feeling be more, powerful and valid in the moment, and then afterward i feel better

[@mysticfilms4780]

Another banger podcast. We all apprentice these a lot boys

[@rocco2246]

as always, loved this episode!

[@Lowqualitysoundtrack]

To peter: I'd like to see wadi on the podcast

[@makenam3654]

I like sad songs because of the beat. They’re usually slower, have pretty harmony and chords. It just make makes me feel calm.

[@krino45]

29:11 yea mainly wilbur soot stuff, mainly because it makes me relieved for some reason, - on - somehow gives a +

[@King-sc4fd]

If you don’t have Zach you never change topic I rate it

[@sethwilkin2106]

I listen to sad stuff cause it’s relatable and makes you feel not alone. Also the mellow vibes are good to keep calm and slow down and think.

[@nintendope8837]

I love zacks takes on the topics!

[@peterstarke7533]

Ayyyy underdogs podcast when I just got my wisdoms teeth out

[@scoobyjerdoo2867]

It depends on the video im commenting on who im commenting to. For example, on the podcast i often comment "to" the underdogs specifically while in the gaming videos I'll crack jokes or make timestamps of my favorite moments. Love you too mr hype!

[@Code-Purple]

I thought Jackson was making a different joke when he said "Greg's Shower Head"\

[@tommymileshart]

You guys have no idea how incredible it would be if you managed to get the WA premiere on the pod

[@coartneyblake2847]

If I’m feeling sad- I do not go anywhere near sad music. It’s just depressing and makes me feel worse. If I’m happy and a sad song comes out I just kinda don’t mind as much

[@Cloud5210]

I do listen to sad music quite often actually, it's a form of solace and catharsis for those emotions you can't freely and fully express.

[@fen_u9401]

i'm a guy, yes i listen to sad music and why do i do that, i dunno like you said, certain "sad" music connects with you with feelings you cannot express i listen to sad or very energetic music to just... process my emotions(?) i guess(?) like, listening to hard rock to motivate yourself and give yourself the feeling of not giving up and letting your soul scream internally or listenening to something like imagine dragons "wrecked", hurts "stay" or just emotional ost from video games some songs just come to my mind when i'm sad but also out of nowhere. fun fact about me: i connect people or moments with people where i felt strong emotions to music, like shoutouts to my toxic friend out there, i listened to "wolf in sheeps clothing" for ya in short, there is music that fits your mood and connects to you and gives you words to express and/or process your feelings, yea. btw love ya underdogs, you're the absolute underGOATS🔥

[@micahsimpkins1787]

I listen to depressing/sad music for a variety of reasons. For one, some of it is genuinely beautiful. I find that out of hurt/sadness comes great beauty. Secondly, I sometimes listen to it because those songs helped me get out of hard times myself. Thirdly, it helps me relax when I'm feeling tense or stressed. And finally, having a range of emotion in the music I listen to is more preferable to me than one emotion all the time. To: Jackson