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Shon, Chaun, TinTin, are back with a full episode of weekend energy, unhinged news, and the most chaotic Meme Machine in recent memory. Weekend Recap:The crew opens up about their 4th of July weekends before anything else, because that's how they do it. Chaun took his daughter to Bubble Planet — an interactive museum with balloons and ball pits that he actually recommends — before getting immediately stalked by Instagram ads and going on a full rant about Alexa listening to private conversations and serving targeted ads within the hour. TinTin drove back to his folks' house, hung with his dad who's now deep in the repeat-the-same-story-every-month phase of life, and couldn't find a single fireworks show because everything's moved to private lakes. He resorted to throwing rocks in the air. Shon went to Florida with his mom and her boyfriend's family, made it onto a sandbar, and immediately tapped out the moment someone spotted a stingray. The crew also spiraled into how long ago college was, Coach Lynk stopping by, and Chaun revealing he voted for Obama in 2008 while half the crew was in second grade. What's Poppin Penis Fire:Fort Wayne, Indiana. A 36-year-old man named Christopher Peden was charged with arson after allegedly cutting off his own penis with a kitchen knife at 2 a.m., dousing it in gasoline, and using it to set his mother's detached garage on fire. He was found wandering downtown Fort Wayne claiming he'd been stabbed. He hadn't. At the hospital, he confessed — told police he cut it off on purpose, set it on fire on purpose, and walked away in slow motion like a Hollywood film. The fire spread to two other properties and two vehicles. Shon, Chaun, and TinTin break down every single decision this man made and somehow none of it gets easier to process. They debate whether flesh is flammable, whether the penis was supposed to confuse investigators, and whether this man will ever see his again. He will not. Also in What's Poppin A Japanese woman in Koga City was arrested for sewing her roommate's mouth shut with a needle and thread, leaving her unable to eat or speak. The victim escaped the next day and handed a shopkeeper a handwritten note reading "Please help me." The crew's theory on motive: she probably wouldn't stop talking. Meme Machine / Try Not to Laugh:A full rotation of viral clips — functional microwave covers, a life jacket guy with threats, a deaf Uber driver, a self-defense interview that is absolutely not about self-defense, a little person who wanted to join the military, neighborhood beef caught on camera, a nugget fight at a Latin party, and a kid doing a goblin run after losing his house key. TinTin wins. Again. Follow us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Leave a review. Turn on downloads. New episodes every week. If It Makes You Man, That's Our Bad.   Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast

That's Our Bad is back and this week the news found us — because we damn sure could not have made this up.Before we get into it, the crew runs through their weekends. Quincy just survived a half marathon he absolutely did not have to run, crossing the finish line looking like he was dragging his feet out of a rough situation. TinTin attended a three-year-old's birthday party and drank Modelo the whole time — standard. Shon spent his weekend deep in New York City history videos after deciding to move there. The crew also debates first albums, burnt barbershop CDs, and whether Chris Brown is the closest thing we have to Michael Jackson.Then we get into What's Poppin. The lead story: a 37-year-old man in St. Paul, Minnesota was pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt. No license. Active warrant. Three kids in the backseat, all under three years old. And a loaded firearm sitting in a Mickey Mouse diaper bag on the floor. One of the toddlers reached into the bag to grab a tissue for a sibling with a runny nose — and pulled out the gun, pointing it directly at the officer. Six rounds in the magazine. No round in the chamber. The man told police he kept the gun for protection due to death threats and moved it near the diaper bag after realizing he was being pulled over. He now faces child endangerment and weapons charges. Shon, Chaun, Quincy, and TinTin break the whole thing down and do not hold back. Also this week: a New Jersey transit manager who pleaded guilty to stealing over $1.3 million in cell phones over four years to fund international vacations, and an elderly woman whose motorized mobility scooter was stolen right outside her church by two suspects who took eight minutes to crack the lock and made what the news called a "low speed getaway. "We close out with Meme Machine — the Try Not to Laugh challenge. This week features a kangaroo fight that turns into a three-way crashout, a Robot Chicken Lego skit that gets deeply uncomfortable, a man roasting someone whose face looks like a poison-type Pokémon mid-evolution, an electric wheelchair speed run with a dangerously floppy neck, and more. We hit a historic three-way tie going into the final round. TinTin closes it out and takes the W on one video.That's Our Bad. If it makes you mad — that's our bad. Follow us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Turn on automatic downloads. And if you're watching on YouTube, like, comment, subscribe, and hit the bell.  Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast

A boxer loses his hairpiece mid-fight at Madison Square Garden and blames his mama's shampoo. Olympic ski jumpers are allegedly injecting filler into their crotches for aerodynamic advantage. Science says short people live longer. And someone on a crowded train commits full biological warfare with a sneeze. Shon, Quincy, TinTin, and a special guest are back for Episode 9 — and it might be their most unhinged one yet. Before the news even starts the crew is already off the rails — Masters weekend chaos on the north side of Chicago, a wild pool hall encounter with a very unexpected confession, and a baby moment that has no business being this funny. Then it's What's Poppin time: 🥊 Story 1: Heavyweight boxer Jerome Miller wins at MSG but loses his hairpiece mid-round after eating a flurry of punches. Smiled. Threw it in the crowd. Then blamed his mom's bleach. Sir. 🎿 Story 2: Olympic ski jumpers allegedly injecting filler into their crotches to gain aerodynamic lift at the Milan Winter Olympics. The Norwegians were already caught adding stitching to their suit crotch at Worlds. Crotch Gate is a real thing that is really happening. 📏 Story 3: A new study says short people live 2–5 years longer on average — lower cancer risk, fewer blood clots, less hip fractures. The crew takes this very personally Then the crew rolls into the infamous Try Not to Laugh Challenege aka Meme Machine — A crowded train. A sneeze. A level of biological chaos that no one on that platform consented to, a Taco Bell manager going viral for clowning teenage arsonists, an Indian mom pulling out the belt over a math problem, a Denzel meme that hits way too close, the old people or socks debate, and a fight clip nobody was ready for. The scoreboard gets messy, the rules stay fluid, and the special guest somehow walks away with the W. New episodes every week on wherever you get your podcasts. Follow the show and turn on auto-downloads so you never miss a drop. Laugh first. Think later. If it makes you mad — that's our bad! Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast

This week on That’s Our Bad, we welcome our first-ever guest and immediately dive into chaos. We break down a viral story about a hearse pulling into a fast-food drive-thru, possibly fulfilling a final meal request. Then things spiral into one of the wildest arrest stories yet — a woman allegedly tried to avoid arrest by defecating toward police officers. Yes… it gets worse. We also react to a bizarre domestic incident involving a teen arrested after throwing a pork chop during an argument, because apparently hands weren’t enough. Plus, we run through the Laugh-Test segment, where viral clips battle it out to see who can keep a straight face — and who folds under pressure. Expect wild reactions, ridiculous commentary, and the kind of unfiltered humor that makes you question why you’re still listening… but you keep listening anyway. If anything makes you mad… that’s our bad.  00:00 - Hearse Drive-Thru Tease 00:22 - Hosts Welcome & Banter 01:48 - First Guest Introduction Begins 06:34 – “What’s Poppin” 07:24 What’s Poppin Intro Music Moment 09:33:00 – Hearse Orders Fast Food Drive-Thru 19:44:13 – Woman Uses Defecation to Avoid Arrest 24:41:04 – Teen Throws Pork Chop During Argument 28:01:12 – Laugh-Test (Meme Machine) Begins 00:32:30:03 Laugh-Test Round 1 – Viral Clip Reaction 00:36:04:03 Laugh-Test Round 2 Setup (Wheel & Turn Order) Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast

This week on the That’s Our Bad podcast, we break down one of the wildest weird news stories yet — a woman who claims she snorts all of her food, from omelets to steak, and says it “feels phenomenal.”Yes… it gets worse. The crew reacts to this bizarre viral story, diving into strange addictions, internet culture, and the health risks of turning meals into… powder. Then we spiral into a breakdown of the craziest ER stories and weird objects people have gotten stuck inside their bodies, based on real reports. Some of these should genuinely be illegal. We also cover a shocking case involving a Harvard morgue manager selling body parts, raising questions about ethics, black markets, and how far people will go for profit. Plus, the episode wraps with our signature t segment, where viral clips and meme reactions go head-to-head in a competitive “try not to lTry Not To Laugh Challenge, a.k.a "Meme Machine" .If you’re into comedy podcasts, weird news, viral stories, internet culture, pop culture commentary, and unfiltered reactions, this episode is for you. New episodes weekly.If anything makes you mad… that’s our bad. Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast

This week on That’s Our Bad, the internet continues to prove that reality is just unsupervised comedy.We kick things off with two teens in Queens who allegedly stole a subway train and took it for a joyride. Not hopped a turnstile — stole the actual train. The crew debates whether that’s criminal behavior or STEM potential gone wrong. Then a woman in Kentucky “rescues” an $80,000 scratch-off lottery ticket from the trash… except the story isn’t exactly what it sounds like. Clickbait? Conspiracy? Government plant? We investigate irresponsibly. And for our final “What’s Poppin” headline: a man in Alabama robs a convenience store dressed in a full Scooby-Doo costume. No Scooby Snacks were harmed, but dignity absolutely was. The second half of the episode is the return of the Meme Machine — the competitive try not to. laugh segment where viral clips go head-to-head and the hosts try not to break. Spider-Man rebrands, interview thirst traps, coconut science spirals, and unexpected confession tactics all enter the arena. Plus: a surprise roast session that gets personal.It’s chaotic. It’s competitive. It’s confidently unserious. If anything makes you mad… that’s our bad. Chapter Markers 00:00 – Intro & What’s Poppin setup 01:17 – Teens steal NYC subway train 06:40 – STEM potential vs jail time 08:44 – $80,000 lottery ticket “rescued” 10:10 – Conspiracy theories spiral 10:36 – Scooby-Doo robbery breakdown 14:19 – Laugh-Test begins 16:09 – Spider-Man controversy clip 18:31 – Interview thirst trap clip 20:38 – Football play breakdown clip 23:24 – Black Lightning joke clip 25:03 – “Before it starts” relationship clip 26:02 – Coconut science spiral 33:16 – Parking lot bisexual confession 34:55 – “Tickling Black Men” debate clip 36:44 – Tonsil surgery chaos 38:57 – Smoke detector existential clip 40:09 – Barbershop confrontation clip 43:12 – Surprise roast battle segment 46:44 – Roast escalation 48:38 – Final shots fired Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast

This week on That’s Our Bad, the future officially starts acting up. Police in California pull over a driverless Waymo car after it makes an illegal U-turn — only to realize there’s nobody inside to ticket. The crew debates robot accountability, whether AI should catch charges, and what happens when the police try to interrogate a Jaguar with Wi-Fi. Then things get weirder. A 61-year-old woman is arrested at a protest for wearing a giant inflatable penis costume. Free speech? Public indecency? Or just elite-level commitment to the bit? The guys break down the arrest, First Amendment arguments, and whether penises are inherently sillier than everything else. As if that wasn’t enough, Japanese researchers introduce a “butt breathing” medical breakthrough that allegedly allows oxygen absorption through… alternative routes. Yes. That. The science is discussed. Respectfully? Debatable. Plus: Fantasy football shotgun punishmentsNBA gambling conspiraciesCandy rankings (Snickers vs Reese’s debates get heated)The weekly laugh-test showdownIt’s chaotic, competitive, and confidently unserious. If anything makes you mad… that’s our bad. Chapter Markers 00:00 – Intro & fantasy football punishment 05:35 – Waymo gets pulled over 09:45 – Can you ticket a robot? 18:15 – Jaguar conspiracy & self-driving chaos 22:20 – Penis protest arrest 27:00 – Free speech vs public indecency 29:10 – “Butt breathing” medical research 34:20 – NBA gambling discussion 40:45 – Candy rankings debate 43:05 – Laugh-Test segment begins 58:10 – Meme battles escalate 01:14:30 – Final scores & wrap-up Socials: IG: @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok: @thatsourbadpodcast Youtube: @thatsourbadpodcast Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast

Episode 4 of That’s Our Bad is pure chaos from the opening seconds to the final tally. The episode opens with international nonsense as two teenagers in Shanghai urinate into a restaurant hot pot, post it online, and accidentally trigger lawsuits, refunds, and a deep debate about parenting, accountability, and why some pranks should come with jail time. From there, the crew reacts to the future arriving way too early when a woman gives birth inside a driverless Waymo taxi, raising questions about technology, cleanliness, and whether your birthplace can legally be “autonomous.” Then things get festive and criminal at the same time when drones drop steak, crab legs, weed, and cigarettes into a South Carolina prison yard just before Christmas. The guys break down contraband creativity, prison economics, and how close those inmates were to the best holiday meal of their lives. The back half of the episode is classic That’s Our Bad: the laugh-test returns, viral clips spiral out of control, arguments get personal, points get disputed, and jokes absolutely go too far. From college campus bullhorn disasters to criminals with elite comedic timing, nobody escapes unscathed. If you like reckless comedy, viral chaos, and podcasts that feel like a group chat that should’ve stayed private...you’re in the right place.If anything makes you mad, that's our bad. Episode Chapters 00:00 – Intro & immediate foolishness 01:15 – Teens pee in a hot pot restaurant 06:40 – Lawsuits, refunds & generational chaos 15:05 – Baby born in a Waymo self-driving car 18:45 – Autonomous taxis & future nightmares 21:15 – Drone drops steak & crab legs into prison 24:50 – Prison contraband economics 27:15 – Laugh-test segment begins 30:00 – Viral clips & early point scoring 37:45 – “Funniest criminal” debate 41:30 – College campus bullhorn meltdown 45:00 – Relationship debate clip chaos 49:30 – Stoplight scooter “my bad” moment 52:20 – Basketball dunk fail breakdown 58:40 – Kurt Angle kids-show clip 01:01:10 – Final laughs & score tally 01:12:30 – Wrap-up & sign-off Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast

Episode 3 of That’s Our Bad is unhinged from the jump and only gets worse in the best way. The crew kicks things off reacting to an AI-powered talking teddy bear that somehow skipped bedtime stories and went straight to giving explicit sex advice, BDSM tips, and instructions on where to find knives. What starts as a tech story quickly turns into a parenting nightmare, a debate about AI responsibility, and a firm reminder that not everything needs Wi-Fi. From there, the episode swerves hard into international chaos when a woman in Thailand is discovered alive inside a coffin moments before cremation. The guys dissect how this even happens, whether insurance fraud was involved, and how long you’d have to knock before losing all hope. Things somehow get lighter (and dumber) with a story about a 10-year-old who drives himself home from schoolafter arguing with his mom — not just driving, but parking cleanly in the garage like a seasoned criminal mastermind. The rest of the episode is classic That’s Our Bad: viral clip laugh-tests, reckless hypotheticals, whispering threats, competitive spiraling, overtime rounds, and a tiebreaker that ends with a man getting suplexed by a horse. If you like comedy that feels like a group chat that absolutely should’ve stayed private, you’re home.If it makes you mad, then that's our bad that’s our bad.  Chapters: 00:00 – Intro & immediate chaos 01:30 – AI teddy bear gives sex advice 04:30 – BDSM, knives & AI gone wrong 08:45 – Parenting nightmares & tech responsibility 10:10 – Woman found alive in a coffin 14:00 – Insurance fraud theories spiral 16:50 – 10-year-old steals mom’s car 19:30 – Parking in the garage like a pro 22:40 – Is this kid a criminal mastermind? 25:50 – Laugh-test rules explained 27:15 – Whispering threats & cursed clips 33:40 – Overtime chaos begins 41:15 – Competitive spiraling & accusations 50:55 – Horse suplex tiebreaker 01:12:00 – Wrap-up & sign-off Socials: IG: @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok: @thatsourbadpodcast Youtube: @thatsourbadpodcast Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast

Episode 2 of That’s Our Bad takes a hard left into creativity, crime, and decisions that absolutely should’ve stayed hypothetical. The episode kicks off with a California driver who skipped the DMV entirely and replaced their license plate with a hand-drawn version, complete with a fake registration sticker and artistic confidence. The crew debates whether effort should count for something and how far creativity can stretch before it becomes a crime. Things escalate when the conversation turns global. The guys break down a story about a man in Japan who allegedly exploited a food delivery app to score over 1,000 free meals, running dozens of fake accounts like a tech startup fueled entirely by fraud and takeout. Then the mood shifts as the crew reacts to the disturbing drug practice known as “Bluetooth” or “hot spotting,” where people share drug-infused blood to extend a high. What starts as disbelief turns into real conversations about public health, risk, and why some trends should never leave the group chat. The episode closes with competitive chaos: viral clips, laugh-tests, cursed hypotheticals, and a scorekeeping system that fuels accusations, meltdowns, and one definitive (and controversial) winner. If you like reckless comedy, unfiltered commentary, and podcasts that feel like friends spiraling in real time — this one’s for you.If anything makes you mad…that’s our bad. Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast

This episode of That’s Our Bad goes off the rails almost immediately, and never finds the tracks again. The crew opens by spiraling over leaked Epstein-related rumors, Bill Clinton nicknames, and how fast political scandals turn into internet fan fiction. That chaos somehow turns into a very serious (and very unserious) discussion about private islands, moral hypotheticals, and why nobody should be trusted with unlimited resources. Then things get visual. The guys break down a Detroit police officer appearing in virtual court without pants, including the now-immortal exchange where the judge asks, “You got some pants on?” and the officer confidently replies, “No, sir.” From there, it’s a full autopsy of poor camera angles, courtroom etiquette, and how much thigh is simply too much thigh. Later, Florida delivers as expected: an 18-year-old gets arrested for DUI on Halloween while dressed as a prison inmate — prompting debates about sobriety tests, teenage logic, and whether dressing for the job you might get is ever a good idea. The rest of the episode turns into a rapid-fire gauntlet of viral clips, failed challenges, internet pranks, bad basketball hypotheticals (“If I miss this shot, my whole family dies”), and a competitive laugh-test that devolves into accusations, sore losing, and one undeniable truth: low-hanging fruit still hits. If you enjoy chaotic commentary, unfiltered reactions, and comedy that sounds exactly like a group chat that should’ve stayed private — this episode is for you. Subscribe, turn on notifications, and proceed with caution. If anything makes you mad… That’s our bad. Chapter Markers 00:00 – Intro & immediate chaos 01:00 – Epstein rumors & political internet fan fiction 06:30 – Private island hypotheticals gone wrong 08:45 – Detroit cop appears in court with no pants 10:20 – “You got some pants on?” (No, sir.) 13:30 – Courtroom rules, camera angles & too much thigh 19:15 – Florida Man DUI in a prison costume 22:55 – Sobriety tests & teenage logic 25:40 – Viral clip gauntlet begins 34:50 – “If I miss this shot, my family dies” hypotheticals 39:45 – Commercial outtakes & buttery flaky crust madness 45:10 – Laugh test, pranks & sore losers 54:40 – Final chaos & wrap-up #ThatsOurBad #ComedyPodcast #PodcastClips #InternetCulture #ViralVideos #FloridaMan #PodcastComedy #UnfilteredComedy #GroupChatEnergy #FunnyPodcast #PopCultureCommentary Socials: Youtube - @thatsourbadpodcast IG - @thatsourbadpodcast TikTok - @thatsourbadpodcast