The story behind the title of Jason's album is truly ribbetting. Yes, I just went there. (00:35)

War, what is it good for? Actually, making old white men rich. (00:48)

Jason gives big ups to his Austin, TX crew of nomadic musicians. (00:26)

Don't like Jason's music? Then move along, go search someone else's Match.com profile. (00:27)

Jason does what he can to try and stay green. For instance, the van he's in? It's filled with crap that he could have littered all over the place. (00:40)

By the time you watch this video, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles might very well have been canceled. Which means we outlasted yet another big budget major network TV show. Fuck yeah, high five! (00:24)

Jason loves the bar he lives above in Alabama so much, he thanked the bartenders personally in the liner notes of his album. Take that, Jason's barber! (00:17)

Illegal Mexican immigrants aren't crossing the border to party and drink Coronas like we do when we cross over into their border. Oh snap! (00:47)

Why is it that most of the people who complain that Mexicans are taking our jobs have jobs that Mexicans can't take? (00:42)

Introducing the internet - guaranteed to stop the super rich from raping the artist. (00:28)