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I guess I'm here in New York, with Andy Samp heard her warm or for a good. So where this as it is, sort of a double duty. This is like a half podcast half I mining for information for thee, wired cavity issue, basically about how the internet stark reality. So it's a too, for it is a tool. So if you like to consume things with your eye holes than you can look at it in print or you could Germany arrears in this longer form so India, let's start out with the basics, tell I, for my part, am I cabdriver with delight Well I mean, can I tell his inappropriate yoke, the first Okeechobee debited that that part won't make it in the wired, but it'll, be convicted. It'll be fine on the pod cast, because you did not tell the joke. This was the drivers Gerard steer,

I got in the cab immediately start asking me what I was heading uptown for I said it for an interview. He said why said, because I'm coming comedian knowing that it was like a family reunion situation. We are telling me dogs and ease. He is I know a great all Frank Sinatra: joke the Agora, why are basketball player so tall? Why cause they're negroes wow slammed. Frank. This was in the West Village and has yet to eighty nine history They are mainly those are those of a joke. Those are the same style of jokes that appeared on the roasts, zero fields and after having seen the old ones now I know I know they do the new ones. Now I remember urging the infomercial from the ranks of the day.

Martin roasts and then where they would have everyone- and I remember thinking- oh that's right- Those were hilarious and then I bought them and they did not hold up not as much they hold up so much. There was a lot of those, various areas here, someone's gotta three above there were done over. The latter is failure. Assholes lambs inappropriate, he didn't seem to understand my recoiled so hard like. Oh That is what is. He said. It is what it is a lot now that it is anymore. I mean it's not really really want. It is another thing that times have changed their changed. They marched on.

Speaking, to changing times of war. That is the best anyway, I'm ever about my life span. A changing times in December will, first of all, I just my my brief sort of history with you with you not that we were dating anything, but you moved out? When did you move out to allay I believe in the year two thousand, because I remember seeing you around The comedy seen in one show in particular, was at this place in Santa Monica called fin. Cause, he's like a Thursday night show in a pub. I remember that you know how how bargainers love being sacrificed. That's how you gonna commuting opens firm Iraq and banned there was shut up nowhere does like it. I just want to point out that having the whole so in it- and I think I think at the time was a bachelor-

being a pretty good show. I think Louise seeking was on the show and you are in the show and have all people. That's right. I remember that set the Lucy Gated yeah. It was I kind of right around the time when he first started doing family stuff right in it do was tearing the room apart it destroyed. This was, maybe two thousand three or so years and for the air, and it was right, think it must have been a right before you started doing us now. I think it was. I think it wasn't a year, maybe a year and a half before, because I remember having experience like holy shit that dude, Their work is now so here another job by the way that the cabbie told I told him nice, just I d like to stand up in his head. Well now you can sit down one leg,

exact like that? I don't need to do in anywhere, so so is level his in success yardstick that you're gonna stand up. It was quite literal, I don't know if you meant that I could start stand up or if I could actually just sit on stage now. It's like that that you're that powerful not only signing a comedy. I could do it a lot of ways. The latter Stanhope. Now you can sit down. It's about is straightforward and interpreted when bill cause be set down for most of the himself special. He had made it. So you

You remember that Denmark will show. You showed one of lonely island videos. Really. I think it was the brook shields one out because I remember seeing it alive, show and end Hank ETA going. How did they get Bruce shields and then it and then in retrospect it really that's the thing that you guys did with Brook what sort of felt like a precursor to the funny or die model for a lot of you. I know we get, which is ironic because Brooks Husband is the founder funnier. That is true. I mean also what we do with the short of Us- and I was just you know, as an ally in general has always been that of like having famous for

who are known to be a certain way common sort of spend it on its head. How do you get Brook shields sucrose Angie, her husband, your mother and I were both working. It's been city, I was there writers, Pierre there and then moved over to an assistant position, and he took my job so you're both working there get people lunch. Basically, oh yeah, you would you like some now review. They tell you just get the conceived as no fuckin maketh him, but tat and Chris, and she was one of the writers there. The time who is awesome, the best such a sweet did and just immediately took to Us- and you know we showed him some- this We are making in the site that we put together and he can be like a man. You guys are re. Read you gotta work that he brought it up so young, a virtuous. I'm gonna, give you something right, yeah, anything literally

it's so great, so you don't have to go. You know how you're married to Brooke Shields had no, not at all. He open the door to it completely. Recently, we were over them, but I would still like you now bring home. The left over lunch is to eat for dinner, from like the Wretch Zeppa. That stuff was completely incredible know when it's so how many episodes of the lonely island did you initially do well, we d like to to longer ones like twenty there ever like twenty four minutes or so yeah? Will the second one the one with Brook was actually like an unofficial pilot for comedy central. It was like a pilot presentation. We had made the first one was like all the stuff with tooth white mirror, and we had made a few like no joke music videos and a few sort of like Stella, rebuff style, videos and less just kind of dick in around the environment, and we sort of use that to pitch comedy central, show,

at in the meeting. This is kind of our like favorite story from there, carry central in the meeting. We were like the thing, that's different about us, that we really deal unlike pre tape. You know media like we use a lot, sort of genre spoofing and the editing and the music and we do a lot of sort of cinematic comedy and and that at the time is right when they put up the comedy central like live space and what I think one of those guys. Well, I won't ask you to do anything for the last May's then, unlike the whole room, laughed like Fa Cup, as that would be ridiculous and then after the meeting we got a call from our age and being like, so they want you to do some stuff with the life. Why are you doing

I have a hard time believing that you went into a television network and they asked the haste ass for something opposite of what they already told you the first right now. I know that as so then we're like well, we have don't have alive act, it's not. You know we're not like in aspen like crew or some brain, Oh, we shot a long, video and screened it at the lies with what will use it as a living room. At almost we did. I gallic little buttons live at the top of the bottom. And a whenever quite well. That's great was one, but it is sort of perfect indicator of dealing with television. We'll see you guys really were I mean you really were pioneers you're really I mean when you do. When you talk about sketch groups who or comedy groups who who use the internet to to sort of forge forward, I was I was reading stats at you'd the stats on your guys, you two channels insane,

sixty three videos, eight hundred and thirty, seven thousand subscribers. Four hundred and thirteen million view his people like jokes about Jews. Clearly, that's fantastic! What have you bet? You ve been able to a word Nobody uses monetize, demonetized, Youtube channels and more about awareness, we're trying to make it more the former. So far, it's been really good for awareness now. What do you think it so hard to to spin Youtube into cash with many views for us. It's been not about the views it's been about. The views if we had a different set up, could be a lot of money, but it's that we can.

Through the door of NBC Inessa now and then also a record deal with some of the new songs which we made. So we could have videos on Youtube. You don't I mean right so like people see these things. We like out this. Some kid and it'll never has like denote three million subscribers and you ve here is making all this money on Youtube its cause he's completely control all that content gadget its argues that kid's probably not spending a ton of money on his videos, and he's ready, want a weaker one out every two or three days, so it's for us weirdly

when the stakes become higher and the production value gets higher. It is less profitable on Youtube. I just think there's like a weird balance to strike. If we want to make that your soul like place to make money, I think of spending less producing more cause. I I think it's a pretty proven fact the more you produce the more followers you gain more frequently produce. So it's more like an intimate relationship between the creator and writers. It's not dissimilar from like twitter or something like that. You just need a consistent when I started my pie cast a year ago. I said we have to just make it put make it no matter. If no one listens, it just has to be consistent, Iraq, yes, and that seem to help for fresh area, but that's harder when you're making videos, because you can make it will as especially hard because, worse already making videos every week at Essen now and we can put those on you too, because

and we see universal, has their deal with Hulu and brass come right, so I mean I was for us. You know when it first sort of started when we did one with Chris per now that it is under. Yet it was. Immediately on you too, because no one had heard of you to really at, and that became this big thing and it got so many views. But then it immediately got yanked of Youtube? And then we do the one with Natalie same thing happened and though he did Jack in the box and the same thing happened in it. I just got really frustrating for us, because we, knew there was an audience beyond just the show now with the internet and specifically on Youtube, because you do business shooting through the roof right so specifically for our songs and music videos. We, you know with.

Laurens and embassies, consent and involvement struck the record deal and that's why videos like just my pants and I'm on a boat, live on Youtube and have those gigantic view Council might do. I want a boat is like fifty three million dead, like you, its women, that that's that's getting up into oh yeah. This is this is close to the most views things can get on the internet? Do it's changed even in the last year too, we will like we sort of get away from it and then just cause we're getting ready to put out are another another album. We started checking out you to begin the number one videos Justin Bieber, it's like four hundred Somethin million, the haggard, some figure, the other David Justin Bieber, Justin, Bieber, related tweets are responsible for the three or four percent of all of the total tweets than just that kid, the that's crazy! It's eight

nobody does visas, we never Justin Bieber zone. We just hang out with them. He was at the show like a sweet kid he's going through it man, I mean what does he like sixteen seventy rapidly sixteen may be in and out in a mean, I can't even imagine I talked him a little bit about the site, how you work as hard as I work. Maybe probably harder now when I was here and I was like praying to get through high school, I think pop using the new factories you can, you can write, I can run a kid into the ground like in the old industrial revolution. Yeah. I ask myself: is it crazier you just tired? All that? I'm sorry? I couldn't tell egg, he seemed very genuine? It was just like yeah, but you know I get to travel all over the world and I love what I do and I guess if you were like twelve

in your like. I have a great voice, I wanna be a singer, and then three years later, you're like one of the biggest stars in the world, you be pretty pumped and it s a pretty quick amount of time he began it. Did it tipped really vast for that kid, emissary, terrifying. I dont. Nobody doesn't really know anything else. I guess that's true. I mean this is pretty much his life, which is why I think so many these kids get fucked up when they know they lay veiled they develop. Whenever one gives a shit about what they're saying right like twenty three three and then their their fan base gets older and insists that there really you gotta, figure out a way to keep it dear own thing that can, when they get to that poor there like wait. What do you mean? No one cares what I'm saying. Hills drugs. I would feel Jonas brothers had a real, hard, strap off recently right, like they were massive massive and now you know really hear about them. So much yeah, I don't know I think part of it. What happens is

when these kids get to a certain age. They want to do that thing. Were there like word, word would grown ups and then re men now, like now reads like used it little pets yeah. Here, though you never like Jonas brothers, one as Jews or others do come back around like five years reinvented anywhere, but they were always talented. You know they're just making stuff for kids at first another dolls. I gotta say I think the handsome brothers are gonna doubted yeah. Exactly I mean timber like turned round completely absolute we like, and I'm not just saying that cars are known, makes killer music, that everyone loves and now he's like in a movie. That's brought Europe written pets, Victor so yeah yeah. It's definitely doable it. Just. I think when you get that big, you have to come down before you Come back up again what a score with that guy on us and our two he's like he kills- is consistently hilarious. He is definitely one of the best horse. I worked with, like you just crushes

he's just a presentation or performer and that's the flies their yeah yeah. So let's was tat of a little bit about I mean. When did you can start when you start doing comedy it's the first time I like did stand up here with our? Were you gotta thought, o comedy as a thing I would like to do. That was like eight eight years old, ok watching us now in Britain did you grew up in Berkeley as rhetorically governor, yeah yeah? I would watch out sneak into the tv room and Rochester now who was the cast lead its car, we Hartman Jan hooks that era. That was my first cast thumb and then I would say-

the only time it ever dropped off a little for me was like the beginning of the fair, all oh Terry, Shannon era, but then I got into that really really hot as well. It was just you know like your first two years: ecology stop watching us now little birdie up because you're going out was no tv than William Energy thing. We weren't able. Don't you think I don't ever want to those. The gaily was not that long ago it was not even everyone. We first move to allay Niven. We first mooted mean a Cuba were recording S. Nelson VS, until like two thousand for wholly crap, I mean it's we will be like met feral and met Fred. Our cinema forte, we're like we was used. You sketches and readjust unreal over and over again till we memorizing like does like last week. I think I know we're not mine. There is no online guardian heritages. Haven't you guys we just we just gotta tumbled and

will handle video was fast enough. So how do you think? How do you think that has changed? Comedy I mean doesn't get to talk about. The internet sometimes gets a little monotonous, Sort of like I get at its responsible over every internet, as it's weird aim- orfis digit God had lately, but but for you, as it has a comic granitic and as a consumer of comedy, how has it how's it changed? And since you started well I mean one of the things which we obviously get asked about: internet stuff, a lot because of our timing with everything. Just because you mean how you fucking killed it. Now you re like and destroyed. My point is leg. I dont think I don't think that the actual quality or content has changed in comedy. It's just there's now another way for you to find comedy by one of our new customers. J Pharaoh is just a killer impressionist and he was basic.

Found on the internet. As far as I know I mean I know he did stand up and stuff, but when they told us, like every other, considering this guy take a look at his. You know: Youtube Video, oh my god, and it's just him in literally in his bedroom, doing a bunch of impressions. There's like out this dude superpower that no that's insane, because in the old days of ESA now it was sir. I remember you: have you pretty much, had to go through the ground things programme exactly and that took years and thousands of dollars have not as yet but I also say this: we still higher people from groundlings too, and they come in and they are ready to rock like like Kristen Wig was a ground for many years, and if you watch her audition, it's like eight fully formed characters and they have all been on the show and they all kill. You know it's like. I did just a different way of approaching. It is, but it's all ignore, member being it

member being the streaming hit the streaming awards last year and I'll meet you in trade with my luxurious livestock and what was interesting is to send a minorities whether the pike as before, but it is interesting to see you know guys, like Hugo and Paul, Sheer and John Daily juxtaposed with court, unquote, internet comedian read an eminent could see that whilst, while some deeds could put me no be funny in front of their webcam flag loud, there's that there was a little bit of an emptiness like their attitudes who were so like so trained a yeah. No, I mean it's just like any job. You build your skill, said: there's a different level of confidence and le different

of awareness, a different level of knowing how to find the lens. No, as small of things is that and you I think you can see that differences in people, but it's also jest You can get discovered a new way now. This is really my only point like there's groundlings there stand up through second city there's Ucb now is really big. Now and there's the internet. You know, and one of the common misconceptions about us about the lonely island is that we were discovered on the internet because we actually weren't, I mean we was the hand off of a vhs tape, is how we got agents and working with Jimmy Fallon and MIKE Shoemaker and Steve Higgins, Tour SNL producers on the MTV movie awards. It's how we got recommended to the show, and I had done stand up

in my edition was a lot of stand up and stuff. I made up like two weeks before the additionality, so we have always? U S, no other joint. What we had to go and we obviously went well well, you is very silly. I did you show a city like impressions and characters, and I can't I basically had none so I d like I did a lot of just stand up. You know and sort of tried to show how I was Adam Ass in what fashion without any music. I'm sick. There wasn't a music I tried to do. We do this video card Ross, Trent. If you see now it's like a white ragged guy, but I try to do that as like a sketch character and I recorded a theme song for it that played before I did the character in it did now. Then it is slugs. That's a perfect! A perfect way.

Describing how I've managed to work at the show, which is when I try to do it. That way it was like now another go. Let me just show you. I mean by doing this video with Africa than men and then it yeah, but by conjured some impressions and disorder made up some characters heading into it and spruce does and with a stand up. When you finish the addition were you did, you feel like Chest Bob Time or was it know how that went after the first? I did it twice. First one I went in, and I was just so freaked out to be in the building I swear to you. I was going into a being like well, I'm not gonna get it, but it pretty crazy. I'm real tell my kids some day that I addition for us now and then I finished and I was like lets you like people, laughed a little bit like I. I don't think I could have done any better with what I'm workin with so I feel proud of myself, I'm not gonna, yet it but great and then they said that they liked me and they wanted to have become back

was. I guess I was often create hot. A little of managerial in so he said just come back into the same stuff and I was like our great that's no problem and then three days before the second edition I gotta call saying hey: they want you to do new staff, so I just like myself in a room for three days and came over the bunch initiate, unlike put myself on tape and sent to friends and have them, give me critique and just waited with what I came up with, which in retrospect was a perfect way out can a person for that show because every single week, it's like Thursday or Friday and all the sudden you got to call me like hey. You know

landmark visas in town wants to do some of us have put it together, not literally her, but you know: that's that's the way, the job as you you have to think on the fly costs and a lot of stuff I came up with was probably the funny stuff in the addition, because it was fresh and I just had no choice but to do it and make it work, didn't even make the shell. Yeah I won the last thing I did in my second edition. Was this really stupid bit called out of breath jogger from nineteen? Eighty two, which is base- me and super short shorts out of breath, yelling out things that happened in nineteen? Eighty two and ecstasy Do you share my first season?

yeah we dislike. It was very stupid. I mean it. I remember growing up and and thinking s, and I was like. Oh my god, that's the thing I want to use cause. I mean I watch ass, an element in the old in the early days and Steve Martin in year end, and I always thought that's what I want to do and then having got an older and how friends who wrote in the show and who were on the shore they like screw you. How do you not? How do you not feel your pants with shit? all about Juliana Marguerite. What what? What is the total each week. Do you feel, like a sister, the way, moods and get at it yeah. It's like you, have no choice so

in the beginning. It definitely you definitely freak out and think to yourself and there's no way as possible and then once you go through in a few times it becomes more like a you go into crisis mode. Okay! Well, within I mean you're like the mom pulling the car off the kid yes there's it's either their swords words, that's it. The air. We often make the sort of war metaphor with us and I would like in the trenches together, cause it's it's also very keen to like a sporting event in its own way. Just time, pressure performing in front of an audience, it's happening, live your basically work shopping sketches every week in front of millions of people, like the concept of that seems horrifying to me. It is it's very scary, but I mean the once you ve done something that works. You can

you are set free to fail. I think, because I mean the very definition of the show is that it's a variety show there's going to be things that work, there's going to be things that don't work and sometimes you're doing a sketch that you wrote. That's your baby, that you know you have a lot invested in creatively and sometimes you just reading someone else's words and giving it the best can and after you, ve done enough of them. You realize no matter what you do. Sometimes it's not going to work right. You know no matter what even if something kills address it might bomb on. Are you know it's just different group of three hundred people to come into that studio, so you kind of just it's like. You now obviously stays folks Uganda, your best try, really squeeze jokes out of what you got no, but it's it's yeah! It's it's just kind of a thing of

You do it cuz. You have to do it and it's happening at that moment. So you just go. You think they do. You think the people who were who were doing internet based comedy does that train them well four situation like us and because, when you're doing, internet self is sort of like that you're on your own schedule, you'll, really, after you know. You makes that when you feel you put it up when you feel like idiotic, you don't really you can't get spoiled. I mean, do you feel like that kind of screws, people of Fort for more structured, comedy and the other say I don't really know anywhere else that works the way ass no works. You know, I guess places like the daily show in late night shows where they have to produce every day. You know, that's does the only other places really that have the same kind of pressure and performance wise, it's not alive, so it's a little different, but scarcely I think, people that do like a highly regimented internet. You know schedule

They forced themselves to produce probably are better equipped to come in and do us now, but I mean transitioning from doing internet stuff into the show for us was extremely stressful and still is sometimes of like we had to get over the fact that sometimes we would be told that we had to do an idea. We weren't honour percent, excited about you know, and that happens every now and again, where your psych I'd much rather not do a sketch the sweetbread. I would much rather not take all this energy and put it into this digital shortcuts, it's done if I believe in the premise and you're told now you're doing it better, learn to believe TAT, an especially like the way I feel like. We owe that to learn because he lets us do whatever we want with the shorts. So so pixies like hey, I know you're tired and you think that you're not making short but you're making one you know in it's been a very its especially coming from the that same background of

we're out of being like will. Yet if we don't like it, we were posted in a bright and others go away, and with this analysis, his show it's his, you do, general. If you ever read so he's the one who decides if it's getting posted or not, well. I guess you didn't, you guys had pretty maneuvres to channel wanna one we did. I was great training. I remember I remember going to those gentlemen. One screenings it's in a space and things around the boot patches of us again. Reading, Josh shorts. After making the bid his God created the sea and just explaining to him how much we love the sea. It is again now I could tell us if there is like a crazy love.

We put the cartoon squirrel screaming appeal tribute to Peter Gallagher. Illegally was so who's who came up with the idea of of framing you guys, the because digital shorts, or be no essentially the smart way to hybrid? is internet and television was that. Did you go to Lord and say: hey just give us our segmented? Did he do did you want and then he said, that's what you should be doing closer to the latter. It was we had done a bunch of that stuff. We had our website and, as you know, the producers, Higgins and shoemakers had seen that stuff. It. Actually you know they imagine to us. You know we always are looking for predate material, because when you have an act and you have to sketches in it, they need a pre taped to change over the sets and change our costumes right.

That's pretty much power at first started. Was they just needed to change, sets drastically to distract people? Why would move the plants the ad they're looking for Canada? Anything to put in that space achieving Europe's I've gone to L, a bunch of me meetings in your face, and will they did this this video for this idea that we have for awhile, which being Bon brothers, which was like a union twins parity, and would they shouted you know we had at first it brought it in and showed it to Higgins and Shoemaker Mere like hey, you know, would you ever hear this and they

said you know we can't, because we have a ton and cast it. It's a little weird put non cast on the show could have just given your minute there, but if you guys want to do more stuff like this, we would love to have pre tape staff, especially on the cheap, like how you, as did this. So we took that and went out with Will Forte ended the first digital sure which was led us, which was based on an idea that will had, which is like a bare basically very dramatic conversation had while eating really vigorously eating giant heads of let us and we shot that on literally on me and achievers apartments stoop with my committee dv camera. And brought it showed them there. I guess maybe they put it in dress and a girl ass, and they put it on air wholly. She is about. It is that they are not like a billion people, just as there are gaps, even

energy as one that's great, because it sooner for them is incredibly cost effective and it filled that gap run So tell me to the second one which was capacity which didn't air that weak, as was to solar, let us, but at the end of the season and other third one was lazy Sunday and then, after that, there I Jackie Mega, I mean lazy Sunday so much fun to wash, because it such a great that such a great piece but then but the experience of ending that's also something you don't get on the internet, but the experience of listening to the Essen L audience Radko Fucking preserve during the scare during the peace and then after the peace right you don't mean you're, so get you. Don't you get that feedback? Now you know It's crazy man watching the short in the studio when they work is the most exhilarating, I think I've ever had in my comedy world link. I've had some really good knights to stand up and have had

I'm really great moments live and ass an hour, but I still haven't had a feeling comparable to like Hap right after Dick in a box ended yet acting on the floor and listening to the crowd just be like. Oh, it works like that really worked crushed yeah and you woman Emmi, and we want an area that dig it up. By dint of out of me, every and absolute that's bad debts of s and I think didn't Sarah solar and wind for Fucking Matt Damon like like Sir oh did she had it was like the year after was fucking, I'm fucking man. I love that survey. I love it, so you so the eggs, the alone. They that there, the areas at least, are cool like around this. Really we gotta give it all. I can help you feel like timber legs. Involvement helped well, but I mean like he heap. He might have helped. He might have helped sell it for

you're right, but it's a solid premise. I mean it. I haven't it'll an asylum gift idea, really get a really great gift problem. Mealy problem that you may have is dues running up with their Dixon boxes, I gave the rubber. When you do this thing, I've had one and it was not his actual deck but a dude. I was on hollow wean and a guy sobbing Barnes. I did now way check it out and lifted up the box and there's a giant dildo. Yet do not show this to people right, yeah, no work as a you, you're gonna get arrest. We certainly in this box, and we also heard a story about a guy who did it to a woman coworker working. I fired, but do not attempt to be at work. Please do not yet

politically desirable ass. We someone asked whether you feel like responsible as that crazy person has a guy who wanted to any reason to show that gave us. Let us now that sooner or later, neither can we that is going to be like she was another. Might act like social issues with his cargan margarine, Lando eggs. You re there gave you what I'm I'm curious. What the feeling is like, because more people see He knows that you're making total than watch any of television and they like so it is, it is, does it hurt more? Does it more of something doesn't work on line or if it doesn't work on television or does it feel better on non either one like whew? What how do you? How do you categorize an emotionally it hurt?

more when it doesn't work on essential for me, just as you can hear it not working on Youtube? It's a very like quiet. You know low view count right, but you still can know that it's finding the people who, like it, that's a cool thing about our mine is if something is not for everyone, not everyone's gonna watch it. You know, it'll just find the people who are like this is great cause. They'll, send it to their friends and people searching for whatever it brings them too, that you know, whereas at us and now it's that same three hundred people in the studio generally around six at home. You know they're watching that. You know that the people in the studio are basically just a megaphone for the people at home. They generally area. I mean there, sir.

The thing with personnel that we always try to remind ourselves of which is when we were watching at our favorite sketches were always the last sketches the night. There were super crazy balls at the audience was like silent through or their experimenting. The exact This week we have developed five more minutes yeah, so we try to like when, when when that's, what we are any given week were, like you know, a good like we're still hopefully appealing to the offices of the world that that you know I think it's important to do it. I was making you laugh Thou week, you know, instead of always trying to be like make the biggest thing ever cause. If you try to make the biggest thing ever every week, then it just starts getting shitty right. It's just what it I would say not once when we ve made something that was a bigger thing called unquote. Were we trying It's always just like every funny. Guy says that you guys rate is that is that your browser is any sort of how you yeah, I mean set like with making

songs now you can be like there's a certain kind of beat that we're gonna buy for the song, and you hear the beat a guy. That sounds like a big pop song. So if it's funny, in effect it has more potential for it. Maybe, but even then you don't know what is going to be the one that people actually like care about. You just have to be. I think that's funny enough to pursue to use up the hope that your guessing right exactly toy I mean you guys, are pretty much fuckin. Rock Stars and Amy like pop stars now, can you know you watch you watch what about are taken up by any of them? Their super catchy and, like the good songs, thinks so do you. If they have this idea of it, no all rock stars, wannabe comedians and archimedes. One of you so indeed do ever feel, because you guys must you guys, must tour to probe the Alamo do have time to where we are

of time. You don't have time to really really want. You guys would corruption affecting the fucking destroy. I know em I we would hope to do that, but I hope to God you get to do that sometime and you get to see you get to see the impact lie rather than just it's been really. That's really difficult. We prefer weeded out about on Foulon with the routes which is amazing, and then I did lazy Sunday with personnel on found and that's how and then one time I we performed one time life because I hosted a night at the New York Comedy Festival and had a bunch of stand. Ups that were like friends of mine come do stuff and closed it out. By doing I ran so far, and I went about why it was ass. I mean that the eight at this point, especially you know now that you guys are working and the second album yeah I've, Emmy we'd love to the part of the problem for us is

it's not as long as I'm working it s an owl, it's not our day. Job ray I would like it has two it's it's kind of the same job, because we have so much of the music on the show but We were talking about the same thing other day about twitter alike. Someone who is just a musician and all they do is Tor and then record and tweet you know, I mean like that's their one thing they focus on, whereas we have the show which is all consuming that you have off we any working on the album or reading scripts to try and make movies going in doing like some awesome, guess, spot on parks and rack for me, or you know like when you're doing five different things it it's really hard to get a full time, a few days ago. I feel like we have the summers and since it

and it s an hour. We spent one summer shooting higher up the next summer, promoting higher. That was your tour. That was the tour third summer, making our first album for summer? Your redirected Mc Gruber, so we couldn't or then And last summer, making your second album so and then everything else it s now, sir. You know. We don't want to do it or unless we can make sure that the Torres actually entertaining you know that we do alive. Show that's good! is so many hip hop shows that I've been to growing up browsers like cattle on this island. The showed us stinks right. I mean and Rock raptures further matters well, but

for us to make it a live thing from for us to make it worth it for people to come out and say? Yes, we really want to make sure we figure out a way to make it engaging in interesting, like we're not tenacious d and that they shred on guitar and jack and really saying you know so. You can come and watch that and love the songs in here like while that is what the album sounds like you, but you can actually rap, though so, unlike its, I know I mean I mean I'm a small. I would be banned. I get I get this sort of door too late. I want to sneak in this thing and avoid, but it has to be covered. I could never do its area of course. Of course, plans. Don't you still technically is still good at it, though so I mean get enough now, never bag. On this. We are a comedy act. We d have to weed heavily try harder to make the song sound legitimate, but I think it's better that you have that point of view

better than you know like guys, I think we could take. I think we can make it go. This is nothing more of a bummer than when your favorite comedy musical act starts getting a little less fund. You know like taking the edge off and you were you can tell they kind of like in the ears like a serious girl, was to open That is the second jam we were there the other day we god damn the river, not being able to work out that song. When I was a kid like, I dont thinking that there was going to be a joke at the and I dont understand literally tore my daddy, ran and had a perfect example of for sure you, like you'd when you, when any one who makes a song you wanted to be funny. That's how you know, but I will say looking back, it's really good at that stage. Answers that for somebody who has no perspective on Eddie Murphy, like some key some kid now, if they didn't know in contacts, you just heard it in Europe

as is like a song from the era of cameo category as a vacuum really you're giving us, I could tell kids now like yeah, he was just a musician and then achieve is treated me nowadays. That would be the only and since that ever and I guess Iverson Fred was resist. Freddy's a finance, oh musician yeah he's an incredible drummer, his great his great and now just completely comedy. Oh my god I mean, I remember doing, shows with Armand before Press an l wherever doing shows the armament and he would go up at Largo in fall like he did the prince care. Yeah and he did it in full costume and then like drew on, and he would do that stuff as his stand up and it was he's a machine, the guy's incredible Judas more better than any one I've ever met. I wonder if you think you think internet comedy

because you know I see a lot of it's it's a sort of dividing line between like mean base comedy or not shots verses read, you know like like means and not shots, timid, get more views than people who actually try right, you're, one of the few examples of people who try and they actually get more views about. You know what are you, what are the sort of think the distinction, is between, for you know like if I'm a young comedy group, is it easier for me to work our aim? Just kick our cells in the north as opposed to try to make something for now. I think I think attention to detail goes a long way on the internet. I think that maybe, as one of the overlook things there there's different Kai mean there's a reason that the bed intruder song has more views than the original bed intruder footage. You know like there's something to hang onto their that

there's double rainbow and you can account for that they'll be one or two of those every year. No, what just Jessica's, there's crazy staff happening in the world and it's fucking funny. You know, but. I think people more and more appreciate quality in their internet content. You know, and it's kind of just the same thing is what we are talking about before, which is if it's funny it doesn't really matter where you see it right. You know if, if you're doing something, that's funny and original people will find it and the like it, because- it's just human nature and also at the internet also does prove nano goods get comedies really hard to impossible to ride. You get out of a good premise, its idea. I mean it shouldn't look hard right tat, you feel easy, but oftentimes does not affect other. Do other examples of you can think of it. You guys

Were thought of. This will be a great shorter than you started doing it. Oh, no! No! No! No! I think, like specifically ones that we're on us I wish I had you haven't other. Are there any other any other, any ones that you really enjoyed from that actually can ended up in the reject any like shit? We really we thought we could make that work. I just I don't know, there's gonna want tell them out in case the people like them, but we did the second one we did with Shia Labeouf was this sort of like country song of the best look in the world, which is all about like a dude wearing a long shirt, pants high socks, and I still really like it in premise, but I just I just don't think we nailed it, but you know there's a few. Others do

every few that are not our proudest moments, but they exacerbate. They are something redeeming about them. I like to think tat, but I mean anything: people understand that a lot of things have to come together for a sketch to work where a lot of different elements also for us, if you think about the level of production were dealing with, an locations shooting wardrobe hair make up all coming together and working if we're writing something oftentimes Thursday, sometimes Friday,

I mean there's some shorts. We wrote Friday night and shot Friday night she's edited Friday night into Saturday, and then they fuckin aired Lebanon. There there the end, I mean you know it s a now. People should hold it to the highest standard, but sometimes that's how it goes down and it doesn't always make for the best thing in sometimes you get lucky in. It is great. You know, and people really do like it, but you just never know when you're in it in such a time constrained way that it's either gonna workers not, but there's nothing. You can really do bad. I wonder if it It is from that point of view. I wonder if it s an l, is the most internet like show on television I just in that sense of like yeah. They we got. You know we have no time, we get a bang this, our great you know like we put it up in some work. In some note, I may certainly naturally geared to the internet because it so modular, you know it's short little pops up and in a way, that's great cause. The things that really work on the show are allowed to have this great afterlife online.

And you know all the way down to like. There's this Nintendo Wii, sketch, though they did a few seasons ago without Baldwin, where it looks like they were jerking off Ojeda analysis gets. There was like really late in the show. We are loved it. The crowd really went for it, but it was like you know, ended. Show kind of a sketch and now is like one of the most viewed sketches on Hulu you now and then The numbers are, who knows what that means, but each it was something that, for the live, show sort of was relegated to the end of the show, because it was very dirty, but clearly held and that now on line has been proven to be hit, and how does that resonate through the television executives and like all we need to do more than they like adze internet? I think I think they say adds the internet, but for the people who wrote that scheme,

and perform. That scares huge. It's great! It's like oh yeah, we news was good, I mean do you think, do you think the internet will ever get the respect that television, or if our film has or is it always gonna be like bear? But it's the internet, like one Google TV, becomes a thing you're watching television internet television. Now look at this and I would not to go all like one thousand nine hundred and eighty four on it, but I think that that will happen when they merge it will be a moment where you have everything just on one device and networks will maybe become internet as well. You know I don't I don't see them coexist Agnes forever. It seems like a sort of faulty model, especially because everyone who watches tv is being dragged away from their tv onto their computer. Now, right I mean half the time I watch tv, my computer's open right, so I think just at some point technology will pair them. I mean I would. I would imagine that that what what from an at from

a commercial stem standpoint? They would want you to be able to watch television, see a product in in the room on a show, and then you can freeze it click on the product and buy it yeah like that's the kind of shit they want to hack it. I bet you that will happen. That's a really good idea, though I gotta just they also have this idea with them now introduce packets, dwell in so many commerce are doing pie gas in its did. Do this idea and it's not a super idea, but that pod castle, the new comedy albums out.

Yeah, but you know what it's funny, because when I would, when I was younger and people's attention span for longer comic would do you know to thread three ovens. Maybe my lifetime allow now it feels like consumers are so voracious, yes, that you have to keep saving them like week after week after week, with new with new stuff. It's true I mean there's, I think, there's if there's different approaches. I definitely like what you're talking about I'm also engaged in now, because we produce so much content but ass. I still believe that their you're able to be someone who only shows up a something when you think it's great and I don't know it's an argument to be had I don't I really don't know. The answer is yes, we we had in the past. I has been like really into just letting the work speak for itself and I always had

I'd like since we got us now, I'd like to do press unless I had something that I was talking about. You know because just sort of self promotion just to be famous and stuff always kind of bugged- us that's so on a mayor, Packard fell. The american dream is to be famous for nothing were you not? I mean like, and now I feel like with Twitter. It's it's not something to even looked down on you know. It's just the way is like everyone is just constantly like I'd degage at night assailant. You know like it the floodgates, are wide wide open and that's kind of the norm now right but yeah. I don't know what is better in terms of like Turkey as we feel it out again. Do you think giving twitter and other social media is good for comics? I think it's great for comics. I don't know that's good for actors,

if it appears my opinion, because now for me them story of rock stars and actors, is you are allowed to believe that their cooler, you know right? Air is cool or as large as in, the main threats posed to human problem as their music air. There you're characters in their movies comedians you're, buying their perspective, so as much as possible, if you're into it. You know and also comedians are insecure enough to be comedian, so Chances Arthur, tweeting, they're, gonna. Think of something funny to heaps right. Because they did the same way. We move through life, which is revising like me, exactly I just did Nothing for me on my MAC and between us. I feel like I am going to have time and energy to make a good. So you do definitely do you know you don't sort of do the,

you don't use, it is status. Updates you like to use it as an actual comedy AL. It ll. Actually, don't do it, don't you now we have like a lonely island twitter that sends out information. Ok, but we we ve been talking more about if we had time to do funny, stuff with it that it be really fun to do them. It's just you know super busy and fled out Jack so yet, but that that is that it also very unique point of view with it. Because the internet, it almost seems like some stuff the shit here it is. The more people want to see it with some of the stuff online right and almost like it has done in the aid has to look purposely should even be a game is bedroom. It doesn't do you think, that's because by a large you know, masses of people just relate to that more and it doesn't seem commercial, and so I feel, like they're, paying out with it with a dumb kid. I really don't know I don't either you mean like lead you to see a guy just make a delay in front of his webcam. Like me,

Megan, I am as those like the great sketch the human giant did where People cuts of damages funding then, is easy just going to make any worries ruined, because I believe that it is not yet here

I very sharp commentary, and ever later we don't really related to that's gets bully we generally, but in others where, where we have often complain about its its there's, always gonna, be that you know, and they're always has been, that in in one way, shape or form. I think, and you gotta just has. I believe that it will be worth in the end, casual work back and say I am proud of what it did in the end. We did it, we worked hard and we focused on it and really made it as good as we could. Instead of you know, caution is likely anything to the idea of it that you know with with the wealth of the sum total of human comedy available at all times, do you feel like that? It forces you to be a little more competitive. Unlike shit now that we actually see everything is out there. We actually have to try harder than we would have fifteen twenty years

I think you are compelled to try and do things faster has now it's like literally. Anyone in the world can come up with an idea, and you know maybe their idea will be a shitty, your version ears, but if they do first is just annoying, you can't do it yet, but the felons already dead, there's an event we get that a lot of times. You do something like yeah reminds me this this in a shovel anchor whenever and it is gonna happen. There's a lot of people trying to do comedy. People are gonna, have same ideas. There's only this one world to be inspired with riotous round me right, and that happens it s and all the time you know people zones accuse me assuming the sketch site. I I hate to break it to people that we're not like scouring the internet. Looking for like a just years

its ideas you don't have time to do. That is not how it works and we ve experienced it a million times over. Before we worked in half an hour, we had stuff we shot, and then we see it like in a movie or on a sketch out in black. Oh shit, that's just like our idea, but it's it's not stolen, read like its that's, not how it works. I guarantee that, but am I mean back to the original question Morse there. It doesn't feel palliative necessarily, but I do feel like things are over faster because there's so much contact being produced that all the sites will. Even if something is something people really love, it's there's only so long of a cycle that internet

You can have now right. I think it gets shorter and shorter, because there's more and more content and were more things to sort of funnel through and everyone wants, it just put something new up more and more because it draws more and more and even things that people love. I feel like when something reaches the certain levels success online, there's the inevitable ever on turning on it and then it becomes. You know it's just like a hit movie or something you know like. I remember. Is that moment when, like pretending to be Austin, powers became the like sarcastic, canadian stir, I even our bore out or something that's ito you you know, when, like when people, we women people when just like regular folks who work in offices are quoting those things like doing how scared

the parties yeah. You, like our aid is reached critical mass exactly and that's when it's funny to be like making fun of the person who likes that right. You know anyone who got to the party late, but ultimately it's because those things are great and they get huge, because the grave and then it just you know, is like for when this kind of it not totally out. I remember watching outcast, do that. I hear on the Grammy's and is Andrea was like now for the last time: hey dammit, Dude is fuckin sick. He is over it and I remember when I first or that's all. We like this size and then within like two months we like I know sorry, but it it started off as what it is, which is a great site and I hear that song when I'm like eighty in a supermarket, be like her good or bad

in a moment like things just get self. Second big that they'd turn over and I feel like that happens with all my videos hundred percent ended. The turnover is getting faster and faster, but does this view mirror just made me think of that feeling that said feeling that you get when someone on, ironically like an Austin powers, just kind of arguing that started in a little baby. I got no one told them the owl Jesus, you're, not my liars, don't you twenty eleven, virtually, probably ok to go back as are doing wanes world catch raises a guy like that, like Retro, do I feel I feel like it? I want this because this is about comedy. He came back when car we hosted and they did a wanes world, and it was a fucking awesome awesome

putting a ways were alive, was a serious, serious like petru moment it was so go. That's insane. We ve had some crazy staff. The season in terms of that. For me, just personally, like Paul Mccartney, was on the show. Then it was like in a digital short as extending their potluck. It can you even process there, as I said this I'm watching this happened, we re you feel like you're, watching it from about future. Like just that's me and I'm standing next clarity and like theirs, I can wait and guard Jesus Christ you're doing this in its down a party. The cedars. What's so great about this, is that you're telling about this wanes world sketch that it must have? Obviously it's already been on yes I'd Bush hours ago, now in my head, I'm, like always run of the internet and watch that when you know the even five years ago I ran like I get away till they run that six months, totally absolutism ruined peoples

radiation of comedy. I mean all of us of the real craft. Something like do. We just take it for granted tat. If I can help you know, I I I don't think so. I think I think it allows more people to access it, but I think it kind of I think shelf life may be expires faster for some things because of that similar to what we retarget second ago, when we used to record stuff on vs. And watch it it was. You had to remind it and watch it. You don't I mean who is, I know, that's like that's like hardly an old man like in today, but my kind yeah I mean it's so easy to relaunch things that a sketch that you may be would like.

Big so excited they are running the re run of that episode. When I was a kid back out re running the episode where they didn't massive Edwin area to see it again right. You know you, you hold that in such regard, it was so like unattainable of such alike. Special thing whereat, so you could last longer and last longer in your memory is something special. Whereas now you just watch it twenty times, if you're into it until you burn out on it right and then you're onto the next thing, but hopefully at something that you always the thing I try and remember and hope for is the things out, that into when I was younger, or even you know, in college or out of college two things a vast another. I was obsessed with that. I would watch over and over again, no matter what I still always hold them like dear you're, not of themselves GAD. The thing maybe really laugh at one time in my life, and I will never forget that, like I would hope that even with the internet that it still has that affect them,

I'm sure it I mean it has two because you know there's, there's always a new there's, always a new crap of young people who love comedy that see something that changes there worldview like all you can do that with comedy wrecked. There's still exactly that's never I mean I think, that's ever gonna go away yeah, but do what you do you think you would? Rather would you rather have like annex in a year? Would you rather have one massive hit internet video or would you rather do like twelve one month that that got ok reception like a bad that amazing, you think they can Sincere, like the mega bomb. Quality of one is more important me personally or some trying to be on the internet. Just let's say you won't you I'd rather have the twelve. At this point I think well that's a tough guy! Really it is right. I really don't know me, the megabyte one.

Better. I'd rather have the twelve I'd rather have the twelve you'd, rather than I think so, just because the mega bomb one, it's you know, there's a lot of ex, because the thing about the thing about internet hit, videos that I always think of is my my buddy MIKE firm And- and I made a but this thing called rodeo head and it was a blue, resolutely, Radiohead songs and with two thousand five eight, when we put our line it it like it, we got download like millions of some crazy, crazy number and then the smoke cleared and unknown gave a shit anymore, bread and then that's what kind of realise, like. Oh, no, you have to do that like ten times for shareholder really start to give a shit. Yes in general outset, always better. Now a body of work than one hit. I mean that's the age when tells us that every week, if they provided society with anything of import, I think morgue

edifying on a personal level and for the public to observe is people working hard and getting better and better and better until you know getting ahead at the end of a career, I think, is much better than at the beginning. Yeah yeah for absolutely, as is better just feels more earns you're happy for the person That is exactly the right people he comes out of nowhere and just as a huge had thing, you're much more likely to be like what the fuck is, that

and you got to do it again. I urge at it. I don't get this thing unlucky about, whereas if you know like whether first of was ok, but then they found the groove and now like really Poland for them, or you know, if you start off with some big pop head or something you appreciate people sticking with it, it is working, I think, just you presume seeing people work so now Do you think they do you think the internet should be a destination? Are, moreover, I mean for a firm, a contact group for performer content. Greater should be addressed asian goal, or as a morbid supplemental tool for like know this

you use the internet to build your craft to go. Do something else. I think it's easily both a hundred percent birth. It just depends what you want to use it. For you know, I think you can gear what you do towards the internet specifically, and I think it's proven at this point. If you like, have a complete career doing that you know it exists,

but if you want movies or tv year, whatever else you know, I think it also works as a way to sort of get the word out on you in your comedy. You know, and what you're up to TAT. I know almost everyone who does Stana posts. There stand up online now right, so you of their applying to a festival or their auditioning for something they can just send a second leg. It's the greatest stiff and it's you know you don't have to go hope that you recorded your best set. You no hope someone will help you added and put a good title card on it and then hope you can afford to go to like the age ass. You know copy centre and have them making I'd deftly went through thou. I had no six.

The age asses of may stand out loud. You know and you go around pass amount. People hoping to get in the mail create looking at things worse, the worse than I mean I assume now. It's all online has to be his all just links, and it must be great for people running. Has the Higgs too? Who do you think it's important fora, because I have this idea. I mean if Europe, if you're a comedian for your Kommeni group, I guess you could just survive with just a Youtube channel, but I also think, like louts really important, to do multi platform self. I think it's important to do so from now media and I think it's important to put up videos anything it's important to have like us, a site aspect as well in an audience like. I don't know if, if, if you, if you could only if you compare it down to just one thing, do you think the video is the most important thing for me? I would say probably

I mean video online or video online for me definitely, but also like I said I'd, I haven't really done twitter and I haven't. We ve never done like a lot of Facebook or any that either you know it spin. It's always just been video content fur for the lonely island stuff. So that's kind of an easy answer for me there, but if I was, but you also have a tv show, that's kind of acting. As you say, if I wasn't on us and now I think I'll probably be doing all that stuff for sure all my friends that are stand ups that do all that stuff, I get it a hundred percent. I just for me, I'm just like kind of beating a dead horse here, but our schedule so crazy that I dont want to set up an expectation for those things that I can't meet right, but maybe I mean I would be surprised if one

the show I got into it. You know, like I love going online like reading Sairsville Hermitage, you just ass, you leaving the show out. How did you do? I can't believe you just another hilarity severed and become bad. But I know what I was saying like I'll: go on and relax our sovereign and audiences tweets their funds, You know it's ended. Also these will tell you where to get good food. He well. Who else do you like on every them? Do It is only one online, it's kind of popping for you. I know you like all these guys, they're gonna be the next. You know not. I don't have time and if I don't have to I mean we, we were super in the auditing, the news guys, but now everyone knows them so that our earliest scoop Everybody knows. Maybe that's what you're asking southern southern, maybe that, but I feel, like you know,.

It doesn't take a long time online for everyone to know about it. Right I mean me in your my we're, like so part of Diana Word, another like a major label regarding its dig two months and their great and they deserve to be. But you know I mean that's like there's not a lot of long kept secret anymore. Do do you think that the traditional media kind of takes out some of the charm of what happens on my mother was like do now that you're shooting cause your videos are still great and do do you have do how much larger budget now or the feel like. No, you guys go out with a couple cameras and you shoot it by yourselves. I mean, like I'm a much larger, but I mean it depends on the

when we do the music videos. Now, traditionally it's the most we spend, which is kind of ironic, because the beginning it was like looking out call, we can make it for cheap rife, but you know we are also making we're we're like we have a record deal in our so we're trying to compete with the flash of those biggest videos, like the view counts, are up there with like, Eminem and Rihanna. So it's also people have seen what we've done. So it is continuously like a challenge to try and make it feel new and interesting and such a huge part of our joke is having it feel like modern top right now or modern, rap or modern. Whatever genre is that song, but a huge part of that is

so mimicking the style of the videos and the sort of excitement of that the class in us of that deftly adds an element. I think we learned that on an Jason boat, especially where the two biggest productions than we had on a short evil, so Charlie rose was like when you were working on June. We dig abide by like the inside the actor studios, Chapelle like you were in a film called half baked arouses dying, lavender elsewhere. There there's no way to target comedy seriously without sounding like a dagger. There is absolutely no, when you start trying to remember that challenges We really are commonplace.

I thank you and thank you for inviting me to identity insecurity. Rebecca S go presented. Do do you think the you think the immediate. Do you think the forms in the message boards and feedback as our good for complex? I think they're horrible for complex, because you're always going the worst stuff innumerable yet whore. You guys ever read any of it. Oh yeah, because obviously most evil love you, but I'm sure there's. There is obviously decades for everything everything in the world is not a thing that exists on the internet that doesn't have someone saying they hate it right. I mean most feed. All that I now don't do message boards jack. You know I mean I I don't let her I mean I would imagine the majority of it- are people who are young, which is great, and that's generally, where you get the most enthusiastic positive people

a man, there's people that are angry or want to be critics rent, and you know therefore want to have an opinion. Both good and bad, but seemed still is tend towards back, some people think they're, keeping it real when they die in a vague just it's gotta be honest with you. I think I think that was a piece of shit. What you did, the exact you lie to me have enjoyed me, but I mean if you post something on Youtube habits that is part of that game. So we train out get to personally are seriously, and you know the thing that always makes us

better as we go for whose our like fair comedians and then you go to their. I am to be page and read the message. Boards energy like allows just anyone with any kind of success. Weirdly, comforting yeah for sure, like like watching people, say like the most horrific things about will feral, who, in my opinion, is one of the most beloved respected comics of

time at this point, and you were in the I'll, go online pillar he's a fucking. Do I use I got so does it matter, though you there's always get. Those are literally no waiting here. Do you think that that you think that that dynamic is making the young crop of comedians? Who came up now with the internet, more bullet proof, because they kind of know how it works? It's either that or the opposite. I can't criteria. I think I think, they're very heavily affected by how their received online rights, because that's how dare you stood ingesting the world you know so now there are part of it. It's almost the same as the way we would feel like the first time we were on tv. You know we're we're Glasgow, that's what I can t v, that's how people reacted. Ok, like it. It's obviously different because you can put some

online without permission or not, I mean with right getting hired to do it, but you get that feedback. Nonetheless, in that in a similar way, which is if you're up an online, you are open for criticism, bright, blue we are talking about that. The other day, like we all, made stupid videos when we were kids like we were using home video cameras as early as like junior high and making like stupid sketches in the editing, is terrible alike in camera, editing and were like our voices haven't broken. Yet you know that it's like a slight pretending do like ghostbusters or whatever in our being like do you imagine real age, the famous get out of here you remember. We like we're darling

imagine making mad and posting it on Youtube and having the first car would be like you realize it's terrible ages, but you when you're a kid you think, like picky videos again when we of a watch every like we nailed it exactly- and he did for that, like you absolutely did for The gear. You should be expected to make a professional, great thing at that right, should be allowed to make something in just show to your friends and family and that's how you develop like there's stuff, I made a measured and film in college and I always tell people that the reason I think film schools greatest cause. You get all the bad ideas out. You know you are forced to do production and learn sort of the pace and the function of that and also crew.

Of Lee. You get your happy shit out right. It's like you! When you start doing stand up. You dont, want everyone to see your first year stand out no figuring out how to do it, like it shouldn't be completely on front street to be judged as if it is the best you can. I want to say first few years of stand for rail is a first live six years there's some standards that don't really find it for like ten years, oh yeah and then The sun, you like holy shit. You know what that dude is super funny. I never like there's guys that I would see forever and not really care one where other and then they just kept doing have doing and exercising that muscle and all the sun they became so at ease on stage that what they always knew was funny about them like breaks through an audience keys into that. Yes, the same is cast on us now. I remember a lotta cast when I was just a fan.

They get hired, and I believe this new guy like this guy and then you know right around season three, four or five, all the centre like a holy shit, there really funny and then it breaks and they can do no wrong and then you're watching the show. Specifically for that person right, it's that's the. That is definitely the dangers of those comment message boards stuff like. If, if for anyone out there listening gather, do not let that discourages? That's bullshit it'll, it's awful and you and you don't you. You want to make sure that that you or if you do read them just no like their keep, do what you're doing. In spite of that's exactly that that the majority of people who comments are probably gonna, say negative, stuff yeah and that's more about them in you exactly exactly so. My love, I guess my last blessing I wanna ask about, is let's say: let's say some day you like

redesign like I'm gonna, leave us now and try to pursue other things like what? What what what do you think would really stop you from some sort of bridging the gap you know if internet and television views in the way we know we all think it's going to within whatever with our idea that we came up together. Yes, not exactly by buying out of line, and although I was able to echo Edison did it at my mind. You came over and above the I'll, take it Edison was just get it being in a room. It was good of being an rooms with the right people, but like what's really to stop someone from a mean if it's really a four advertisers is really about number of views. You're getting you know you put something on the internet, a vision. That is that it's fifty million views. Why wouldn't? Why? Wouldn't you? Why can't you just go to you know whatever cheerios and be like hey. I got I mean my videos gonna get it.

Million views, and it's on the television now behind the internet. So give me amid ten million dollars like what we do not act in a change that an amateur we ve talked about that just for the internet yeah. You know, I mean that could easily be something we do after personnel is just make a lucrative internet deal absolutely in Evian who's to say. I think it might not be the only thing right. You know cause we all make. Even your my mean when I say we love movies as well, and you know, I'd love to start gone back to doing live comedy like not live on television, but read stand up yet. I have loved and stand up and I have not had time to do it

Maybe we do the tar thing. If we can, you know so I think in short, what you're asking is complete reality like there's, there's deals to be had online and their good deals. I think well, that's what I then that that's maybe that something that, because I remember in the nineties, every comic was saying all its about to allay just get five minutes, so we can get a sick come when the interview it comes from maybe now the rushes more law. You know, let's start building an internet presence, someone who, when that, when that does DEN cross over to you know, I mean it's yeah, it's both. It still still sick com and it still and its now internet as well. I think it's me not to be

You like brass tacks about it, but it's anywhere you can sell advertising money. You know it can beyond someone's fuckin by crack. If that's worried, people think they can advertise we're going to slacken boxing exactly this put yeah but like Astro glide on the side of your cock? Exactly so, that's a brilliant in this agreement. Actually, I'm just asking if you put Astro Gardens I'm not gonna. Let this look what I immediately on ass, he thought of was the answer that I say: you're talkin a porno in then in our new creation, putting your touching the car and taking the two after that I'd website you can buy a touching omens vagina, where you can buy the vagina both on the website and that's another great idea. I know your reasons. Our gas there, I want to say, when you're ready to leave now, will form this capacity of touch scream.

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When we all suffered a landmark. I remember in that happened. Yet ever will unromantic over we are at the end of our time? But I thank you for coming up here and chatting and has everyone. Of course this is a bug rwanda getting on for a long time, and I am glad this clause will lacquered pull the strings. I just want to say like we're, we're not usually the serious like we are super funny yeah. You know I mean they tell me about Dick and like the dagger saying very I am merely armed. Do the thing when we meet new people will go this. My friend Europe is the best answer here.

The clock is like trying to think of the worst thing to introduce someone, as is my body. He has such a good sense of humour, you're, gonna love had so easily areas such a great sensitive areas, areas. That's my cabdriver is that we have ever had a great sense of humour. He had. He was a great. He had a grey, Frank Sinatra: you wouldn't even zones and I think it was terrible and it was rags. He also told me a natural cheese joke the like hey, MR that's, not Georgie's boy might do I gotta tell you The company is very darwinian in the sense that you know it's a survival of the fittest, jokes. So those are probably killing with other passengers and their out his lecture. I bet it we're getting two central park West now my alia better when you, when you're character, is ongoing. Ornaments go rapid over this, I'm gettin the light bulb, and rather forget. My age

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