Sebastian Murphy
Jordan Klepper covers how Putin's f**kboi antics pushed Trump into Ukraine's arms, while Grace Kuhlenschmidt and the rest of MAGA unravel a sick plot to prank the president in a conspiracy that starts at the bottom of a malfunctioning U.N. escalator and goes all the way to the top. Sebastian Murphy, the frontman of Swedish punk band Viagra Boys, sits down with Jordan Klepper to talk about their latest album, "viagr aboys." They discuss how the band got its name, the Mariah Carey song that brought them together, moving to Sweden after growing up in America, and the band's satirical and often hypermasculine-parodying resistance music that lets audiences know "freaks are welcome." Swedish post-punk band Viagra Boys performs "Pyramid of Health" from their latest album, "viagr aboys."
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