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July 17, 2025
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as posted by the channelThis week on The Danny Brown Show, Danny is joined by comedian and Flagrant co-host Mark Gagnon, and the convo spirals instantly. From CrossFit cults and airport drip to blind people beating off, nothing is off limits in this wild-ass episode.
Danny shares his ultimate Austin airport Uber hack, why Asian dudes crush airport fashion, and how he organizes his closets like a socioeconomic caste system. Mark talks about touring in Texas, Danny brings up some fries so good they might be laced, and the two discuss why your mental health might be tied to how jacked you are. They dive into the power of taking big swings in your 20s, why men will literally ruin their lives for a fat ass, and how every jacked bald guy is secretly trying to fix his dick. Danny gets real about building his next album, watching CrossFit on edibles, and the time his brother broke A$AP Rocky’s juicer on tour.
Also: Are blind nuts stronger? Does creatine belong in a blunt? Is tripping while listening to Ghost in a float tank a bad idea? All these questions and more!
Have a question for Danny? Hit us up at danny@thedannybrownshow.com
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