The Barry Keoghan Episode

[music playing] ♪ Mary-Key-Ogan ♪ ♪ His heart is frozen ♪ [laughing] ♪ Okay, Mary-Key-Ogan or the wagon ♪ ♪ Mary-Key-Ogan, he came from the old land ♪ [laughing] Jack, you excited for Mary-Key-Ogan? -Key-Ogan. -How do you say his name? I don't know. I think you just said it. I don't know. -Key-Ogan. -Key-Ogan. -Mary-Key-Ogan. -I thought it was "Key-Ogan." I'm gonna say, "Hey, Mary-Key-Ogan, Lynn." I feel like he probably gets that, like, last name, flack a lot and-- -Nobody, nobody, yeah, it's like-- -People don't make fun of people anymore. -Key, what? [laughing] -Everyone makes fun of everyone. I don't make fun of anybody. -Mm-hmm. -I, hey, enough. -Okay. -You know why? -Why is that? -I think it's really important for us to get a little fancy. -Oh, my God. -A little classy. -You're a man with a pen, Pied. -These boxes do look classy, are these-- -They're black. -These are plastic boxes. -Do you know what this is, Jack? -Pizza. -Not only pizza, but do you know what type of pizza? -You always got to surprise me with the pizza. And I like that, 'cause I'm hungry. It actually looks incredible. -Yep, it's incredible. -You know what makes it even better? -Sliced sauce. -Yep. -And now, let me tell you something. Some people might call this sliced sauce. What I call it is heaven sauce. -It's good. -Mm. -I go best sauce ever tasted in my life. -It's pizza- -Really? -It's pizza- -This is a food man. This guy has a reputation in the food industry. -It does good sauce. -Let's put it away. -Why? -Cause I don't want this man to come into this. -You know this is hand-rolled pan pie you're talking about. You want to just put away hand-rolled pan pie? -I think everything should be put away at some point. -Well-- -You don't think he wants to see us? -Nope. I think this is a man from Europe. They do things differently. He doesn't-- he's-- I mean, that's why we're having this premium upscale. -Okay. -Let's go, guys. Let's get our acts together. -But just put it so we can have it when he's gone. -Oh, the ground. -I mean, you didn't want to go to the bathroom. -We got M&Ms in the bathroom. I don't know why. Let's deal with that. -They're in a bag that we had to hide. -Look with it. -Oh, hey, whoa. Just walk it right in. -Walking in. -Oh, hey, cool. -Merry Kiyogan. -What's happening? -You got to run it. -Is that Kiyogan? -Kiyogan. -That's what I thought. -Kiyogan. -Is that what you're all the same? -Kiyogan. -Kiyogan. -We were going over it. I think he said, "Kiyogan." -You're the only one who's by the way. -No, first off, Barry Kiyogan. -Thank you so much. -We're in the drinker. -We have a-- -It's sparkling, please. -Okay, yeah, come on. -We love this place, you know that. -You like it? You know that? -You should taste Kerry Golbootah. -What? -Oh, yeah, from Ireland. -Yeah, I love that one. -Oh, wait. -Tucky, he just said-- -This, right? -Put up. -Okay. -Oh, you have it. -It's your family, isn't it? -Oh, yeah. -My uncle made this. -That's what, that's your real dick. -We're doing this, or just splashing this. -Ow! -I don't even want to see you. -Oh, my God. -Is this real? -Ban, she's an edg sheer. -In a sheer. -You get in the ring with like Jake Paul, right? -All right. -Wow. -God, I'm going to get on this. -You're up doing Kiyogan. -Is that your best soft dick? -That's great. -But that's what I wanted now. -You're so cool, like, I like-- -Thanks. -I didn't-- like, you're like, so-- -You're like, like, a-- like, a-- like, a cool-- -Like, you're like the-- -You're like the popular guy, Ali. -I never-- -I think it's like the-- -It's the backwards. -The members of your saying that is 'cause it's a-- -Bring it backwards hat. -But it feels-- -Doesn't feel like-- -You're fun and, like, cool. -I think, so needed that. -Hey, what's the real-- -What happened to your arm? -What happened to your arm? -Oh, you knew it. -That's just a rush. -What? -What? -You actually feel like the comments are bringing you down right now in your life? -Yeah, really? -Yeah, I think, you know, again, I'm not on Instagram or Twitter or any of that. -But you feel it. -But I still-- I still go on and-- -Where are you reading them? -You know, I'll go on on my-- -The public, the public, that not you. -You go on Instagram.com. -No, I'll go on my brother's account or, like, you know, like an access to that. -Oh, okay. -Oh, no, you're, like, are you sometimes, like, you hanging out and you're, like, giving me your phone. -Honestly, no, but I do go on and have a look. -Yeah. -And 'cause, you know, I'm curious, but-- -Don't do it. -There is a lot of hatred towards-- -Netativity. -Me for just looking like this. -I'm so tear-- -It's so tear up. -What do we mean looking like this? -I mean, just looking like this. Like, just tucking my pants. -You're hot, dude. -You know what I mean, but, like, it's just crazy. It's just crazy. I want to tell you something, though. -Yeah. -Like, 'cause-- -Mandemann. -I'm a guy who gets-- -Couldn't beat-- -No, I've seen our faces together. -Couldn't beat talking about more. -Yeah. -Yeah. -20 million fucking years. -Banley, how ugly are they? -Hey, man, let's say-- -Oh, sick. -Honestly. -I got-- -To your heart. -You're much hotter than me, so-- -He's hotter than me, but you're both hot. -Oh, my God. -Yeah. -So you're, like, you're, like, you're, like, a movie star. Like, you-- I mean, you are a movie star, right? But I have never even seen a bad thing about you. Maybe, maybe, like, a few of my friends, like, who are, like, my friends, making fun of me, they have, like, sent-- Like, I saw-- there's this, like, one really fun-- I find it very funny, where it's, like, me, you, and, like, Travis Kelsey, and then, like, the guy who Ariana dates, and it's, like, which one of these, like, ugly bastards would you want to date, and then they're, like, their girlfriend. -I got moinda. -But, like, yeah, yeah. -I don't moinda. -Like, these things, sometimes, like, in our heads, seem, like, I'm so fucking huge, and it's, like, one, and I'm-- and you know what? It is huge. -Yeah, it's huge. I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm sure it's huge. If you're, like, you feel sad, but, like, I always tell people, 'cause I'm not a comments guy. And when I do, when, like, they'll tell me, 'cause they know I have, like, the thickest skin. Like, literally, we came across a thing yesterday. -Oh, yeah. -She was sitting right next to me. -Yeah. -If you were sitting outside, and I was just, like, scrolling on TikTok and all of a sudden I got served, what did it say? -It said, like, "Benny Blanco gets pissed in the mouth and loves it." -Oh, no. -Or something. -Benny Blanco loves the taste of human urine. -Yeah, like, and they'll be like-- -And then he was like, "I didn't say that," and then he opens up the clip. -It's him being, like, "Yeah, like, my friend pissed in my mouth one time." -No, no, no. -And then he's, like, that's real. -Like, that's real. -Like, that's real. -Like, the comments about the feet. -Oh, yeah. Look at someone. Look at someone. -Oh, wow. -Wow. -Of my foot with dirt on it. -Can I get one of those? -Yeah, you can't. -You know there's a picture of me on the internet and I'm like, "That would door it on my feet." -Oh, yeah. -Yeah. -I mean, that was, like, years ago. -Of course. -I love it. But what I got-- I'm sorry. -Yeah, no. -Because I will forget. I've got my ADHD and-- -Sort of way. -He said ADHD. -He said ADHD. -Yeah, honestly. It's-- -Don't disrupt him. -It's tough. -It's crazy. Now I've actually put-- -Yeah, I just forgot what I'm going to say. This is part of it. -Happens to all of us. -But, uh, no, honestly, I have been just on a serious note, you know. I feel on the safe space to say this and, you know, but I have been avoidant stuff. I have been, like, you know, I came off Instagram, you know, on social profiles. I've stopped going to events. I've stopped, you know, just socializing. And again, it's because, you know, there was a narrative out there that was never really, um, sort of even spoken on a narrative that's not true and I never confirmed. So I said anything about it and, you know, I just disappeared. -I feel compelled to make sure I know the narrative or even talking about what you're talking about. -Is it something about cheating? -Yeah, I cheated. -Yeah. -I don't want to ever bring anyone else into it, but, like, you know, unfortunately, you know, having a relationship in the public eye, it's, it's, you know, we all know this, you know, from, from our own stories, but it gets put out there and it's like you -- -It's amplified. -Yeah, amplified. So I just never, like, again, those, you know, if you see the narrative, you see the story, a girl made a video and then a girl actually made the same video and went, "Sorry for making that up." -Wow. -You know, but no one seemed to latch onto that video. -Yeah, yeah, yeah. -You know, it's unfortunate. -It's unfortunate. -It's unfortunate. -I didn't want to come forward and put that girl on there, and go, "Hold on for a second. I don't know -- 'cause, again, I don't know how she deals with -- -Totally. -So I'm aware of all of that. You know, I don't want to bring anyone else into it. -But I would imagine it's one of those things where, like, if you just, like, kind of, like, brace for the impact and stay with it, it will, like, like, the internet will move on. -Yeah. -I feel like they do. I don't know my -- -This doesn't -- -Look, here's somebody who's very in it. -I gotta be real with you. -I hate it. -This thing -- -It doesn't -- -No. -It doesn't -- -It doesn't -- -I'm telling you -- -It doesn't work. -It doesn't work. -I'm telling you -- -It's not gonna look -- -At the end of the day, I feel like you're aware of the facts at hand, and if you know what the facts at hand are in your heart, for me, like, when I see a comment that feels like they're saying something that I just patently -- or patently disagree with, I don't take it seriously because I'm, like, "Well, that person has no basis because they're just wrong, and they don't know me, or -- -Patently. I don't know -- -Lately. -Lately. -Yeah, patently is not right, but it could be right. -I don't think it's right. -Like, you've pattened the idea. -Yeah, I thought you meant late, late, late. -No, lately is wrong. -Lately is right. -But I'm the same for me. -Lately is right. -I'm the same way, and I get a lot of positive comments, but I am numb to them, and if they're the right positive comments, I really speak to, like, "Oh, you're appreciating me in the fullest way I want to be." -And that's lovely. That's the best. -Yeah. And I'm not asked of people to become my fan and like me, because that's not normal leader, but I'm asking for people to stop assuming, and also stop jumping on this narrative, and attacking me, and dragging me down in any way you can, involving my parents who are no longer with me, and my parents find whatever, but just absolutely disgusting, voile. Like, this video is on TikTok, literally, I hate him, because for someone who's went through that, and I'm not saying this for PE card, or PE, me, why is it cool to hop on and beat someone who's come from a lot? -Yeah. -Kicks somebody when they're down. But, like, someone like myself or kids like myself, to survive and stuff like that. I've seen as a kid, and stuff I've seen my mom lay on the ground after fucking injecting herself, and shit that I have to fight with every day and do a lot of therapy and went through addiction myself and subroiding into battle all of that. To then want to drag that person into a terrible culture. And it's sad because it takes away somebody like you who's had a lot of life experience and you can probably connect with a lot of people if you felt like you had a safer space to be yourself, like publicly it's sad that yeah. I know this is I feel like I'm being naive for even phrasing it this way, but don't even take it seriously. They have no idea of the facts at hand, so it totally discredits whatever they're saying. I can't take anyone seriously who is a passionate opinion without having the facts at hand. So whenever I receive that information, I'm like, "Oh, it's meaningless." No, they're saying something that really I'm like, "Fuck, that's what I'm saying." Or if it's someone you know, it's hard for people like Selena will come to me and she'll be like, "I can't believe how well you can like, like she's like, "Oh, I'll see things and I'll want to like, right back in the comments about things." And I have a very unique perspective and you know for me, I became really big in a certain field when I was like 17, 18 years old. And I had been doing it publicly since I was a kid. And then I got to help all these other stars get their thing going. I didn't become famous until 2020. So it's only been like six years for me. And it's like. That's when you met me, right? I met him. Nope, I met you in 2000. Oh, right, what I see here. How am I talking about it? 2014? Yeah. Wow. And then I got famous. And then I was like, "Ooh, I don't like this." It's a hard one because I never want to speak on behalf of other people. And I also never want to mention other people that are involved and even if it is those people that I was in relationship with, it's not my place or it's not their place to come forward and speak on my behalf. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's unfair to them. Yes, after they also want to relate to you. Yeah, of course. It's also both of us being out there for like, you know, so I'm very aware of that. I have a question. Another question I would just like to say patently is an adverb meaning clearly, obviously, or plainly. Often used to emphasize that something is unmistakably true or evident. You guys want to hang out outside for a little bit? Yeah. You have such a good way to have your own. I have a question. Yeah. Is this thing a happy story? It's a story. What is the. Absolutely. Absolutely. There's one for you. Talk that in your. Neck or side of that. You're a big machine. Patently, your patently, your patently. What is it called? Patently, patently. Patently, patently. No, no, no. This is a flesh-eating bacteria infection that I got and almost died. Oh my gosh. I got it right before I filmed a movie, "Bunchies." "Bunchies" I've been sharing, and literally I got a tree weeks beforehand. And I got it because I went through psychosis and in a vent happen and I got hit with a bottle and something happened in my arm, but if you type in Google, it doesn't even let you look at the images. It's like. You got hit by a person through a bottle at you? A bottle and I went into my blood system and whatever, it's a very rare infection. Is that what happened here? Necrotized and it's a separate one, but like. What year was it? When did this happen? I want you to type this in. What do you see? But this basically, it eats your limbs and they have to remove it? They can't run away. One more negative comment about you. - Yeah, you got too much N, A, C, T, O, I, Z, I, G, I, Z. - I, Z, I. - What is the Z there, you know, it's bad. - It's nectarizing? - Fashio, it's F, A. - It's gotta know by now what you're saying. - Yeah. - Here you go. - All right, look at the images, right? - Images, oh, look at the words. - It's blurry. It doesn't even show you, right? Is it blurry? - I'm getting showin' images, but they're absolutely disgusting. - I think I have my, like, adult mode on. - Yeah, oh. - It's completely disgusting. - What's this? - It's like, I don't even want to see. - Oh my god. - Oh my god. - Oh, it looks unreal. - It looks unreal. - So, basically, these bubbles form, and they have to remove whatever limb it goes on, and if they don't remove it in time-- - Well, you still have a limb. - I know, they caught it, so they brought over doctors from Liverpool to catch it. - Oh. - They caught it, and then I filmed a movie three weeks later. - Oh my god. - What happened to the other arm? - This was psychosis as well. - What do you mean when you're saying psychosis for both? - Psychosis event, like, from drugs, you know. - Did you use to do drugs? - Yeah, yeah, okay. - Okay, I'm clean now. I'm clean like two and a half years. - Oh, that's real. - I had to, almost like, you know. - Paper, my mom died at Tortley 2, a pair with my dad passed away, but the curiosity of still wanting to do this for me, of course, it took me three attempts of rehab, and I was finally malibu at the point. - Oh, yeah, yeah. - Me, and there was a sudden switch, and I was when I was tortley 2, you know, same age, my mom was like, that's it, I'm not doing it. - Do you not do, like, do you not, like, drink, do anything? - I don't do anything, no. - Did you use to do, like, drink, and all this stuff? - This is just a fight by going, maybe I'll be off to drink for a while, but now I'm like, I'd like to think I'm allergic to alcohol, but here's my reaction, it's cocaine. - Oh, really? - That reaction can make me go, so I'm like, I don't want to ever, even-- - Yeah. - Yeah, I technically did die for a few seconds. - But now that you don't-- - Did you have, like, a moment of post-death vision? - I feel like, no, what did you see? - I swear to you, it was almost like a fucking painting. It was happening in London, and, you know, I went for a few seconds, and there was this sort of image, the feels, and it was the wind, but there was this girl walking away, and she wouldn't look back, and she had blonde hair, but she was walking away, and I kept calling her, and she just kept walking. I wanted to see who it was, you know? And it was almost like she was walking away to get me to follow. And on this side was a council flat, and-- - Where? - Like, council flat. - Like a council flat. - Like a flat, yeah, yeah, yeah. - What's a council? - And like a city council flat, right? - Oh, you mean like a city, like a public house, yeah. - Yeah, like projects, I mean, yeah, yeah. And it's sort of where I grew up, you know? And it was black and white, and this side was in color, and on this side, there was loads of lads stabbing me. And trying to push me over. And obviously, was the doctors doing the work on me, you know, is what I was feeling, but in this vision, they were stabbing me and pushing me, and I was holding on to them, and they were trying to push me over to this side. And I swear, actually, you know, I was begging them that I could stay. I was like, please let me stay, and they were like, all right, let me stay, and let you down, yeah. - Wow. - Wow. - Let's go outside and talk about something fun. (laughing) (upbeat music) - Oh my God. - Oh, Ali Pop Cream Soda. You know, when I was a kid, I used to drink cream soda at all the delis with my mother. And I used to put ice cream in it, and it was so unhealthy. But this thing's like, has fiber, and, you know, the more fiber you eat or drink, you're gonna be pooping like Niagara Falls. And this little puppy right here packs a punch. We got learn graves with fiber in this thing. - Find each of your cans of Ali Pop in store, and they'll pay you back for one. 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Be respect to you. - I'm gonna go look for some more parier for you. - Oh, this is-- - And that one is a deep conversation. - I love deep conversation. - This is right. - This is right during the flight path. - I love for the deep. - There's a flight path over here. - Santa Monica. - Do you fly? - Yeah. - You're not scared of flying. - See, you don't fly it. - I don't, I don't, I stop. - Look what you're going to. - I'm gonna fly it. - So what, you get to England on a boat? - Yeah. - No way. - Me and Ed Sheeran actually made an album on it one time. Yeah, we made like one of it, I think it's biggest album ever. - I know, I know Ed quite well. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a good friend of mine. When you said the thing earlier, the movie you were in, it sounded like you said like banshee's of Ed Sheeran. Is that what you said? - That is it. - Oh, it's called banshee's of Ed Sheeran. - No, I heard it right. I didn't want to interrupt. You were saying something so serious. - I thought, oh, yeah. - I can't believe he's doing a movie called like Bunches of Ed Sheeran. - Yeah, this was my own Bunche of Ed Sheeran. - Yeah, check, I thought he was saying Bunchies of Ed Sheeran's flavor, thanks man. - This is our most serious episode ever. - No, but I like it. - No, it's cool. It's cool. - It is cool. - I love any conversation about struggle and the mind. - No, you know what? I feel like it just feels safe to chat like that and open in there and that. - Yeah, we're open. - And you're going through a lot. - There's some sort of construction going on that the noise might be too. - Should we go inside? - Okay, let's just go sit on the couch. - I love how he talks. - Man, I would like to see you on the internet a little more. - I love your personality. - Thanks, Munch. - Is your hair always this long? - Yeah. - I'd longer grown up as a kid. - You guys don't have all have the hair. - Oh yeah, you're playing a beetle. - Yeah, do you feel a lot of pressure to do the beetles then? - Yeah. - Or you're like, fuck yeah, I'm looking for this shit. - I'm looking for four movies. - Oh my God, four movies. - Did they come out a week after each other's? - I think it's like two weeks after. - Who's directing this movie? - Some end this. - Okay. - You learn how to play drums? - Yeah, for this, yeah. - But I've boxed for like 15 years, so like, I'm like coordination sort of helps. - Are you a good fighter? - Yeah. - Yeah. - Do you guys want to try? - Could you, do you think you could beat up all three of us at once? - I don't think. - At once? - I'm just sitting on the floor. - I thought you were about to do it, right? - Yeah, of course. - You look like you could be like shifty. - Can you guys, I'm never, can you guys, I've seen you fight your brother, can you fight, Mochi? - Do it. - Can I fight? I think I can, I think I can fight better than everyone here except him. - You know, wearing like boxing though, you know, when I started boxing. - Yeah. - And it was my granny who's stuck me in it. - This is where I found Akten, you know, 'cause it was a street casting. It was a note as like for kids who never acted on, I rang the number and it said kids who've never acted. - Didn't say that, I'd be kind of weird. - I said, we're looking for kids who never act. - I was like open a lot of these to make street casting. - Yeah. - It was from in the end around the boxing club. But when I got into boxing, I stopped, you know, and you didn't want to fight. - Really? - You know what I mean? - I appreciate you for it. - Is your granny still living? - She is. - Is she just like losing it for like how? Like you're like the ultimate success story. - I know, no, like kind of, she raised 10 kids. - Oh wow. - And this project, as you call it. - Yeah. - And it's like two bedroom. - When you got on, did you like, like set her up in a cool house? - It is. - No, no, no, she's still there. - No, she's not. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. She won't move. - She won't. - Yeah, no, she's. - It took me, I understand. It took me a while to get my mom to move. Like at first she would only, my mom would only let me get buy her things for the house. Like she was like, would you please buy me a dishwasher? - Yeah, right. - And I like, what's your machine? - Yeah, what's your machine? That was the second one. - Yeah, yeah. - Yeah, she wanted a dishwasher, a washing machine. And then I asked my mom, I said, mom, I'll buy, this was, you know, 15 years ago. I said, let me buy you your dream car. - Yeah. - And like, my mom's dream car was like. - A Toyota Corolla. - No, it was the lowest end Mercedes. Like a C2, like, and she still has it to this day. - I love that. - And she's so appreciative. She's very appreciative. - It's the meaning in this. - Yeah, she's so appreciative. - And I like you. - What do you say appreciative? - Appreciative. - Appreciative. - Oh, yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm like, - Appreciative. - No, yeah, I did. - It's like your vision. - No, I said, I'm like, how'd you have a vision? - Yeah, I'm from Virginia. - Say it again? - I think you're supposed to say appreciative. - This is the only way I've ever known you say it. - You know, I say a few things interesting. - Appreciative. - I say a few things really. - Appreciative. - Well, now the one. - Now the one. - I appreciate it. - I'd love to ask you something. Okay. And it's just, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's. - It's inappropriate. - And I have nothing to do with it. - It could be, it could be really inappropriate. But I have a few questions about the thing. Because, you know, you're as naked in a movie. Okay? - Now you know what it's all about. - And I got some questions. And I want to know, like, first of all, is that you're real dick? - Yeah. - Oh, it is. - Oh, yeah. - Yeah. - You're dick. - You're dick. - Okay. - I have a sense of it. - No. - Oh, I'm going to pull it up. - No. - Go watch it. - No. - That, that was my, I actually spoke about it yesterday. That was, that scene was, it started clout like the, the dance scene, it started with clothes, you know, in the script and I just wanted to kind of, I'm in real, I wanted to make it more sort of like, ownership, you know, when you dance around your place and you get able to shower, like you listen to music and you're naked. And we all do it. And you do want to play such yours. You know what I'm saying? - Yeah, you do. - So you were just like, yeah, at this point. - You weren't nervous? - No, because I think even when she was true in there, randomly, and I think this is the thing where, you know. - You did make the movie. - Yeah. - It's like the most important, everyone is like, the most viral thing I remember when it came out. - It is. But it's like, I think this is the thing where even French cinema and like, just European cinema that, - You're just normalized. - It's, yeah, it's normal. - Yeah, yeah. - You know, and it sexes and stuff like that. - A lot of people on set when you're doing it, right? - Well, this is the thing, I mean, the bed was an 800-year-old bed stuff, some king-olded, you know. They were like, you know, you can't lay on this bed. But I was like, well, I have to step into frame. So they let me lay on the bed with a hot water bottle, you know, to kind of keep like the blood flowing to your penis. - Blood flowing. - Yeah, I have to ask. - Wait, so you make your dick as big as it could be? - No, no, no, no, no, no, okay, that's it. You can't do that. But like to, you know, so you don't go, you know. - Oh, to be a small, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yeah, 'cause I was gonna say, I'm not cold air, maybe-- - No, this is hot, hot, hot, hot. - Yeah, but he's saying without that. - It's not too hot because it was like, you know, scalded your book. Also, I'm on an 800-year-old bed, like, I don't like, yeah, ready, and then I step into frame. - Okay, so I need to know. So like, are you, I don't even know how to ask. - I know what you want to ask. - Is NASA, are you trying to get a little bit of blood flowing to your dick and thinking about something that turns you on to have like the ideal soft, but kind of like quarter bone of dick. - I know what you mean. - Is that your best soft dick? (laughing) That's a great question. - That's what I wanted, no. - You wanna know, I think he was pleased with the outcome. - Are you pleased with the outcome? - You were pleased with the outcome. - You're like, could it be in battle? - There could have been better. - Could have been better. - There could have been that perfect level of blood, we're just being-- - I want to see it tell you. - Could have been. - Yeah, we don't know about his hanging dick. - No, I'm just curious, so you don't want it to be, you have to like straddle the line. - Well, you don't want it to be too big 'cause then you're starting to get-- - You can't have an addiction on screen. It's just like, and you don't want that, you know? - But if you're thinking that you can't have one, don't you just get one because you're thinking you can't have it? - No, but you're also like nervous and like really like not embarrassed, but like there's a whole crew and it's also awkward for them. - Yeah, yeah. - Yeah, and one thing that's just awkward for everyone. - Yeah, yeah. - 'Cause everyone saw it like, okay, I'm like, you know, but as you're dancing in the scene and doing everything, it's a powerful scene. - But you know, but it's also getting cold 'cause I go along those corridors and like-- - I gotta rewatch it. Does your penis change size? - You can't do it again. - You can't do it again, it's going to do it again. - And how many times did you have to do that? - Like 12 times. - 12 times. - 'Cause wasn't it like, was it one shot or no? No, no. - One shot. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - No, it was like Jacob alert. It was he like, oh my God, I'm so happy. I didn't have to do that scene. - No, Jacob was, where was he? - He was like, not my ex-cute. - He shot? - What, what? - Jacob's a great, I know that. - Oh, Dave? - Yeah, yeah, that's it. - You thought it was you or Jacob? - I thought it was Ringo. Oh no, no, no, it's not, but I see what you're saying. Wait, was he like, well man, like good on you. - He was like, fair play. - You know, fair play, fair play, yeah. - And, like, you know, I just added to it. Again, you know, I wouldn't do something like that. It was just, yeah, there was no reason. - Yeah, and I think in, what European cinema is especially as a French cinema, and you see these things and it's like, you know, it's not Glamarois '16s, it's not like, set up perfectly, it's messy, and it's like, it is, you know. - When I saw it, I was like, oh, like, this made, this, knowing that it would have been clothed, it does make it, like, it was funny, I was talking about, like, my friend has a TV show, and I said, the most believable part was where she was just like, changing and talking at the same time as she was changing. Because it's like, yeah, it's real. Like, it's one thing, like, yeah, I hate when you watch movies and there's, like, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy lady Gaga. - Can you tell if it's a pro, like, do a lot of men do fake dicks? - What's his name, my friend did a fake dick. - Yeah. (beep) - Oh. - Did they ask you to do a fake dick? - They said you don't want a fake dick, and you were like, no, I'm, yeah, I'm good to do it like this, if that's good, but, like, you know? - Right. - Damn, right. - I'm even, we have an unshakes, yeah, yeah. - We have good ones. - Yeah, we got good ones. - That's a good chemistry one. - Are you forgetting a fake dick? Is it, like, prosthetics? - Are you sitting in a chair? - Yeah, there's prosthetics. - Yeah, they're, like, putting, I feel like getting a prosthetic. - Whoa, that was fun. - Even those are just slapping. - I don't really see who's the best chemistry with. - Yeah. - We have a good, we have a good, like, Mark, like. - Ow! - We am. - Mark Wahlberg. - Had a fake dick in Boogie Nights. - I had to, for the Met Gala episode in my TV show, I wanted, because I was hiding in the bathroom the whole episode to get, be in the selfie. - I actually do in the Met. - And then I wanted the jokes to be, like, someone walked in and I, like, they start peeing, but I see through the, like, the little thing, like, that they have, like, the biggest dick of all time. And I, I didn't know who I was gonna get. It's so, then, machine gun Kelly came. And he was the guy who was gonna have the dick. And he was so, like, he was, like, this is so funny. And he loved it. The dick's so big, but it's so hyper real. - Yeah. - Like, I put, gave so many notes. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - He gave so many notes about, like, too thick, too. Like, all they did is-- - Jenga more fake. - He was, I've never seen a such a way, like, his team was, like, you have to leave right now, or he was, like, like, headlining a festival that required him to get on a flight at, like, X time, or he would not be able to do it. And he, this man pushed the boundaries of, like, he literally stayed for, like, 14 more minutes than was there. - Yeah. - Absolute drop. They're, like, you're not gonna make it, like, there's no way-- - Just so he could hold the dick. - Just so he could hold the dick, and then, and then the whole thing ended up getting cut from the episode. - Oh, nah! - 'Cause we'll put it, enter it right here. - Yeah. - Can you do that? - I'd have to-- - Can I do it like that? - Yeah. - I'd love to enter it right into this-- - Like this. - Like this, like it? Like that. - Yeah. - I'd love to enter it right into-- - I don't like you. - You think-- - You don't know about Fandal predicts, do you? - Oh. - Well, since you should get acquainted because it's playoff time, basketball playoff, so-- - Yeah. - Okay, see. Like, let's ride 'em. - Ride 'em. - Let's predict the outcome. And I think-- - What about the sixers? - Yeah. - I mean, yeah. - How could you not say them first? - I'm rooting for them, but they're unpredictable. They are. But there are certain things-- I can predict that I feel like something you'd want to predict it but I love them when you predict it It would be the best prediction ever. So I don't I can't predict with my heart I predict with my head, you know, but you can you know this is all about Fandall predicts and sign up and grab your $25 bonus on Fandall predicts and This playoff journey with me. Why do you anunciate ride like that? I can see it some of my glasses Is way fair Just but you need yeah, I've been trying you know, there's like two things I want to get I want a cool couch, but I also want a sleeper sofa. I like I think we should get this one Look at how soft it looks. I like the lumps. No, but look well. It's not lunch. It's like the fabric Yeah, it's crease creases. I like the creases. I'm just explaining. It is soft looking It's got grooves like a brain fine furniture decor and essentials that fit your unique style and budget Head to Wayfair.com right now to shop all things home. That's w-a-y-f-a-i-r.com. Wayfair every style every home Yeah, I really don't care what anyone thinks when I'm making stuff like I care what like a very select It's like the smallest group of people who are those people. Dave's one of those people. I want to put cool and yeah What about me a smile on tithe me? I'm not one. I don't know if I play I don't know if I like I think you would I would I would for sure definitely definitely if it was like anything that had to do with like like on screen Like I think your sensibilities are so good. I don't know if I would go to you for the music stuff But I think I would go to no, I'm just saying I'm I'm saying but I would go to you I think you have incredible like anything that's like yeah, film TV. I think I've got good musical instincts You've got instincts. I don't know. I think I think you're right on what you're saying though about this select few people Yeah, it's weird. Yeah, and I just don't do you watch all this you watch all these? Can I have a sip of my own? I'll watch once. Yeah, the premier. Yeah, and they never watch it again So I can't because I'm usually I write what I'm in I couldn't imagine the feeling of being a star in a movie going to this thing and For and seeing it for the first time with everyone else. Yeah, knowing how you even feel about it It's like, you know, I'm with you on this. You know, we all relate to this. I think once you do it And once for me, it's like always telling the truth the the closest I can get to tell the truth on screen What a you know because it for a lot of my parts I'll recall a lot of stuff It's exhausting and I'll go back to places and bring it forward. Yeah, I use music to get me to a state of emotion and stay in it and And if if the story is a bit far fetch or a scene from my own truth I'll try and match it somehow and use my imagination But if I'm if I can just tell the truth of the closest to it then I'm happy Yeah, I'm not looking for out and else really like I'm not looking at I'm just looking at You know when you tell the truth in the eyes and that's what I'm looking for Do you ever do a take or you do like a couple takes and you're like man I really hope they don't use that one take and then you see in the premiere they use the one take or now Yeah, yeah, the thing that that does happen. Yeah, you can't you can't ever be like after you shoot it like hey man Just say, oh, don't use that one take it. Hey, hey girl Yeah, I'd be like I'm so I'm so Controlling of the edit. That's in everything. Yeah, I do. I'm so kind like I sit I know, but it'd be so nice to Yeah, I'd be in control and know that you're like the answer to the directors you work with Yeah, you know that everything you do it pretty much is gonna come out looking I'm having a good relationship with them. I'm being like look this. I think I can get deeper with this one Yeah, you know, and I know when I know it and I know when I can I know when I'm I have to put it on and I hate that and I know when I'm telling the truth because my tone and pitch changes or You know people people want you to Chat to people like this, you know on screen. I'm like, don't do that I chat like this. I chat like that and it's like yeah, it's true So when I'm forced to do something like that. I'm I can't find the truth in that, you know, but you oh, sorry You play like such different types of like like we always talk about it like Dave's like he could he could There's like only so many types of guys he can't play a guy like are you in like peaky blinders and stuff You're like a man. Are you like a guy show out the piggy blinders? What's it like but like can't you like playing guys and like Sometimes you're playing like are you like playing the Joker? Yeah, well here's the thing and this is what right? I played the Joker too This is range, you know, like yeah, you got one cheese. I've had Sharon. Yeah, you know, then she's but like I play like I character so far from what I've played. Yeah, yeah playing innocent like you know such a lovely kid. Yeah And as well as nominate for an Oscar for and that was to show vulnerability and shows such a soft sweat and then I go and play villains and wherever but like I can't play both and You know killing of the sacred deer. Yeah. Yeah, you know, he played so you know, he played the Joker too. Did you I made a music video in Lithuania like two years ago Pigeot. Yeah, and I it's true. I basically think I can act really well as myself. You be a great Joker. I'm gonna show you can I show you my performance TV what it is to you. I'd like you to do it in person. No Show the show that I don't even have my hair and makeup on. I knew that was a TV because I've seen I'm so proud of this. I actually love this music video. It's said that production value. It's incredible. Lithuania show. Not showing the whole music for you. No, I'm just gonna show you You're you're you're you're saying you guys keep talking you two. No, don't didn't Know you gotta be in the convo. I'm here. I'm here. Oh, I was gonna ask you about what do I care when you're playing a different well But I just feel like it's gonna get interrupted instantly by you playing that. Not at all. I'm far away I have to do a whole mode the issue. Oh I'm gonna say when you said that you like you always try to find truth in the characters Do you always try to find like a little bit like you're playing a role? Yeah, obviously it's not you But you try to like find a little bit of yourself definite always, but does that scare you if you're gonna like play the Joker Because like you to get you to get to a vulnerable state and you know We constantly walk around putting a self on guard and like putting this image on for people and whether we like it or not But I always try and get to a really vulnerable state and an honest state Which is scary because we don't do that. Yeah, you're like tapping in yeah, but I'm doing it for my art And but when you are done filming can you turn off at night like if you're gonna like when you when you do the Joker Yeah, it's like darker are you gonna be do like do you have any anxiety about like you can never turn off I think it's a bit coping, you know, it's like opening the jar. I can you don't do for every scene like picking up a glass But you'll do it with those things that require like, you know the emotion. Yeah, wow I love that Loved it I love the frame and yeah, yeah, it's such a good video He clearly did not absorb the material I just want to take things in a bit more unconventional with that section. We got a charity chopman because the perfect 10 seconds aren't real But the real less 10 seconds I'm perfect I love that I love that it's class man. I love that so good. I'm so good man. I'm really proud of it. I love that I haven't seen it since you did it. I loved it. Thank you. So yeah, yeah, I like I like when Dave does the serious like Humans that like super like emotional humans. I could only do two things Me act like I am now in any situation artist I'm lucky to feel like it's easiest, but then maybe I can do like that and then I can't do anything else. I don't think Boy, I don't know and maybe I'm just limiting myself on necessarily, but like if they were like hey You're gonna be in like done Kirk and you're like from London and you're in like a different time I just don't I guess I could work my yeah, but he's like you're like a special case You're like a Daniel Day-Lewitt like like like most people like like Seth Rogen is playing himself In different iterations and like it's like yeah, like it's like you You're like you're like a real deal and I'm that Seth is a real deal actor No, I know you're so are you but you're like a thing. It's like a different thing You can like transform into another human being. Thank you. That means Daniel Dele was my favorite Yeah, I'm not a favorite. It's like Christian Bale. Can be like a different man. Keep talking then. Oh my god Would you ever do one of those things where you where you lost like where you lost like a million pounds for yeah I mean, I've lost so much weight on this movie, um, you know, I'm not to put it this movie, but just because how much? I mean, I was like 65 66 kilo do pound you know your mind. I can play I'm like 58 kilo now, which is like what's 65 to go into Fuck what's 66? What's 66 kilos and pounds? 145 pounds and now what are you now I'm like 58? What's 58 kilos and pounds do them? Oh, yeah, just do the math. What are you talking? He's a you're 127 pounds right now, but it's because of My ADHD meds as well like you know, but did you did they tell you to lose weight for it? No, no one ever tells you to lose weight I don't need to lose it for like wringo either, you know, it's it's it's just more the anxiety you know the more of the Like yeah, and the stamina of working and skinny like that No, it's just I think you know movies usually last six seven weeks or two three months and by the time you I always lose like towards the end, but boy, that's on gone. - You're with her a little bit. - They should know. - Do the production. - Not you're not making a choice for this white for the role. - Are you like actively, are you actively being like, "Oh, I eat like so much chocolate and so much." - Do you have, are you a health? - I'm healthy, I'm healthy, yeah. - You're healthy. - Yeah. - Would you eat yesterday? - Yes, I'll wait. - Oh wait, she has a question. - I'll see you by some words. - Wait. - I was gonna ask you about your ADHD meds. 'Cause do you take, what, I take, I've been on them since I was 13, and you take 'em too. - But do you take them when you act? - I take them every day. I'm on like a hundred milligrams of like L ones. - Oh, a bi-vance? - That's what you call a bi-vance, yeah. - Yeah. - No, I call it. - I've been on concert today. - Oh yeah, I used to take them. - Yeah, always on that. - I feel like it's harder for boys to take it. When boys get on the medication, like young boys, they don't like it 'cause it represses your personality. - Maybe that's it, maybe the sense of self. - Did it? - Yeah, I didn't, my mom even agreed when she, I went to like, I was doing a concert and I was like, yeah, I couldn't, I couldn't. - You can take all different kinds, but they can find the right one. - I just didn't, eventually I grew to, and some people, they worked great. - For me, I was so scatty, whatever. - Yeah, you know, I've been on it like six years now, longer probably, and you know, it's long release, slow release, sure today. - Yeah. - I take it every, like when I wasn't taking it, I was like, you know, and then I'd be impulsive, and you know, and now I can focus on what I'm doing and I don't feel it's kind of affected. People, it suppresses your appetite, so if they eat a lot in the morning. - So yesterday you only had seabass? - No, I had seabass. - Tell me, would you wake up? What time did you wake up? - I woke up at 5 a.m. - Everyday no matter what? - Yeah, yeah, I'm run. - Okay, so you woke up at 5 a.m. - No, not yesterday, 'cause I'm in the States, I woke up at like seven and went boxing. - You did your physical stuff? - Every night. - Literally, I don't know what happened. So I said, you boxed it seven. - Eighth and eighth. - Are you like really going to boxing with? - Boxing in Fortune, Shimm. - Okay. - They're on the Melrose, but like-- - So like a public gym? - Yeah, no, you'd be a member. But like I'll go there every time, but I'm in boxing club at home and London. - Okay, so you box? - So you box random men there? - No. - You just kind of put-- - What if someone hits you in the face though? - It's part of the game. - It's part of the game, because-- - It's illegal. - Oh, you're good. - I'm good with this, it's okay. - But otherwise you can just get knocked in the face. - I mean, you got a milk card, you got a little-- - But I thought boxing when I did it once, it was like, it's like choreographed. - Would you ever get in the ring? - Oh, that's like training. - With Mike Tyson, right now. Okay, you get in the ring? - You have Mike Tyson, isn't it? - No, you get in the ring with Mike Tyson. For one round, you're guaranteed to win an Oscar, but you have the feeling you get to do your best role, and you would have known that you were gonna get it, and you know you're getting the opportunity of lifetime, but you have to go in for one round, and there is a chance you could die. - Yeah. - And it gets not like a high chance. - Would you do it right? - Would I go in? - No. - You wouldn't? - No. - Even at his age right now. - I wanna earn that. - No, no, you're earning it, you're earning it. You have the sense of earning it, but just guarantees that it happens. - Well, first off, would you be just absolutely terrified to get in the ring with Mike Tyson for one round? - Yeah, definitely. - Yeah, definitely, definitely. - Would you get in the ring with like Jake Paul, right? - Yeah, you would. - Which this is gonna be lined up with. - I don't know, I don't know. - Jake Paul's huge. - He's huge. - He's huge. - He's 27 way out. - He's a real thing. - Wait, man, I just wanna get in. - Okay, so you woke up, your box. - Boxed. - What'd you do after your box? - I've done some press, some like radio energy. - Did you eat it? - Did I eat it? That's all, I don't eat it in the morning. Usually I eat it. - Why? - I mean, yes, I had M&Ms. Like, you know. - Do you want some? I just pulled some out of the bathroom. - Those are the new ones. - We have mint ones. - Look, you know, mint? - We do. - They're not M&Ms. - They're shaped like M&Ms, they're delicious but they're all fresh. - So, like, you know, especially when you're working as well, you're like so focused on, and then by the time, like, you know, dinner combs, it's like, I end up having like, the sea bass or like a dairy milk. - Dairy milk? - Dairy milk or sea bass? - What's the dairy milk? - You mean just like, like milk? - You like me so sea bass? - What's it? - I'm not taste of it. - Oh my god, like, I make it all the time. - Yeah? - It's like, Japanese. - No. - Have you had me so caught? - No. - Me so caught? - No. - I've had that. - Me so caught? - Sticky caught? - No, like, it's like, do you cook at all or no? - I'm so bad at cooking. - Wait, can we just talk about dairy milk? Would you just say dairy? - Dairy milk, yeah. - It's not milk, right? - No, dairy milk is like, yeah. - No, it's chocolate, yeah. - Dairy milk, the UK chocolate. - It's such a sweet, too good. - You know, dairy milk is crunchy, or crunchy, crunchy. I think is my favorite one. - Crunchy, dairy milk, yeah. - Do you always have a TV in your trailer? - I do, but I don't watch it. - What do you do for fun? - Or you don't have fun. - That's what I do for fun. I like the box, you know, I like the box and, I moved the outside of London into Henley. - Gorgeous place, but. - All 'cause of the online stuff. - Yeah, yeah. - It's just, it's gonna go away. - It's two years. - It's not. - I'm not, I'm not lying to you. It's gonna be a part of a thing, but you will do more things. - I think I have to. - Push it to decide. - It's not gonna affect your work. - Like today. - No, I have to address it. - I have never been served one thing about it. - Yeah, I don't even know. - Yeah, I didn't know. - You're looking for yourself, I mean to you. - Yeah, yeah, I didn't even know. - Yeah. - And also like, the funny thing is, yeah, like my, my like, explore page, like, I never get one thing of myself. - Yeah, yeah. - Like, she said, she said she gets so much. - Absolutely. - Yeah, I don't get like, mind's like, food and architecture. - Yeah, if you're looking for her. - Yeah, yeah, I don't look, I don't. - I'm not looking for Benny, he just always hops up. - Check, do you like summer, can? - Yeah, favorite part of life. - It was one of my favorite times of my entire life. And I just reconnected with a few of our friends that I hadn't connected with. Meeting up and renting a home on Airbnb and just like doing a whole color wars thing and having like the best time. - Airbnb is something that I haven't really spoken about. How Airbnb connected us early on in our relationship. - Yeah. - Yeah, if you hadn't booked that home on Airbnb's platform that day, you wouldn't have given me that ride home. We wouldn't have connected maybe at the length. I think we would have connected anyways, but-- - No, it was a gift. - It was a gift Airbnb connected us because I got to give you the ride home and I got to spend extra time with you and I got to know you. - We respect you. - We love you Airbnb. - We love Airbnb and we love you. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp, which is-- - Great, I texted my therapist today. I just thought to myself, why am I trying to figure it all out? It's good to have help. 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And I love you. - I love you too muchy. - At the same time, it's like you still want it. - What's that? - Like, you know. - Eminem's. - Eminem's. - No, I shoulda think they might. - I found him in the bathroom. - Oh yeah. - Huh? - What in the bedroom? - Let me see. - You already found it. - I don't want to eat food found in the bathroom. - Let me see it. - You already found it in the bathroom. - Let me see it. - Oh, they are. - Oh, those actually are. Those aren't my favorite food. - No, I don't, I like the peanut. - Can you add me the bowl? - I'm interested. - I like-- - I have one. - I can't paint that right now, right? - You know what I recently heard on the news? - What? - You know, Reese's Cups. - I love it. - Have you noticed that the inside of it tastes different? - I've been like fish, right? - Yeah, they've changed. They've changed that. - I'll taste it. No, the formula. Honestly, they taste a bit like fish. They've changed the stuff inside and the son of the guy or the grandson of the guy who invented Reese's came out and said, "Is it Hershey's?" Whatever the company is, they were like-- - How dare you? - Yeah, they're like, "Go back to the grocery store." - They were like, "No, she and Reese's?" - Hershey probably. - Old friends. - Reese's, I love. - Yeah. - Yeah, absolutely. - Yeah, Reese's, I love-- - I used to melt bounty on a plate. - Oh. - No bounty chocolate. - Yeah, that's what I do. - Here, it's like fabric soft. - Yeah, yeah. - I used to melt in the microwave and just like, you know, the English candies. I always, when I go there, I bring so many bags. - Yeah, I think you use a candy, like, you use to it, you use to it well, you use to junk food, like-- - Yeah, we do it atop. - Yeah. - But you guys haven't had the same ingredients. - Your crisps are great, too. - Oh, yeah. - Your crisps, you have like the best crisps. - Yeah, we've good. - Did you have a phase in your career where you were like a struggling working actor or like, did you have like a long chunk before you had a big moment or did you have a big moment early? I don't know the-- - Yeah. - Sort of a moment where I was going from just going from stuff to stuff, you know, I didn't ever really have a moment of owning to like chose after moments of not working, you know, from choosing and picking. - Yeah, you always, yeah. - Like what was your first role? - Big one. - Yeah, big one. - It would be a movie called "71" and then "Dunkirk." - Oh, you were? - Oh, yeah. - I said "Dunkirk." - Oh, I thought you would just say that. - No. - Yeah, I wasn't saying it because I didn't know what it was like. - Oh, that's nice. - I thought "Dunkirk" was a great movie. - Yeah, it was nice. - You were great in it. - Can I be honest about "Dunkirk"? - Yeah. Tell us your honest thoughts. - I know it's my fault. - Yeah. - I had trouble understanding it. - Yeah, because the time-- - You mean that? - I just had trouble understanding like the plot, like the, like the, like the historical moment of "Dunkirk." - Like who was who and what people, like I just didn't quite, I couldn't, and I like movies that don't spell out, like this is the plot. Like I, and I was Christopher Nolan, right? - Christopher Nolan, that's it. - The best director ever. I just like couldn't, and maybe, sue me if you want, but maybe I've trouble sometimes with accents. - Yeah. I really have trouble hearing. - Yeah. - And then I feel like because in that movie, am I right that everybody was uniformed wearing kind of similar clothing? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Maybe it was hard for me to-- - Like, they were on, you know what the movie's about? - No, but I know what it's about war. I know it's about war. They were soldiers in the war, but I didn't, and I don't know the history. - I don't know the history of war too. - So I don't know the facts. Like I'm not a good history guy. So I kind of need to-- - I don't know nothing about history. - So I just couldn't talk about work. - I'm guilty of that as well. And I wanted to stay naive to all, because my character was, and I was like, I don't want to know a whole lot. - I don't know anything about you. - But you served a lot, did you learn a lot shooting it? - I did. I learned a lot, but I also didn't want to be well. I'm not one of those, you know, actors who want to surround myself with all of that information. I've never finished school. I was kicked out of school. So I don't have that background of academic, you know. So I'm not going to pretend to go and know all about the war and everything else. And I sort of lends itself to me as well. For example, I chose on that one to really stay naive to it, because the character was really naive to it. - The crazy thing is, I respect you so much more now, because you're nothing like any of the people you ever play. Like most of the time you meet an actor, a lot of the actors we meet. - The career in all of them. - They're like, so like, you know, the reading day. - You're nothing like the guy, you're like the most cool, down-to-earth. - I love that. - You're one of us, you're an idiot. - Yeah, like, I'm like, you know, sometimes we want to hang out with the people, like, after, like, I want to keep this thing going. Like, don't you want to keep it going? Oh my god, I'm gonna be in the UK. Well, will you hang out with me, or you're just pretending? - No, I'll take my number all of you. - Okay, well, not on air. - Are you standing at the house? - Yeah, I think, yeah. - Yeah, I was standing there. - Get in there. - Okay. - These are legends, come in. - That was so much fun. - Oh, why? - I do for the time. - Did you have fun? - That's a little bit dead. That was a little bit, honestly. - Yeah, I was so much fun. - I was nervous, I was nervous, but I was like, use it just, let me. - It was so fun talking, it was really fucking fun. - Is this the most fun you've ever had on a podcast? - It's not a podcast. - In general, on an interview, a podcast, - This is the most fun you've ever had in your life. - Yeah. (laughing) - I say, I'll be pretending now. - Yeah, okay, good, good. (upbeat music) - This episode is brought to you by Dominoves. (laughing)