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00:02:12.320 And the very next thing I saw was Mr. Beast added Logan Paul.

00:02:16.860 And my mind went, Logan Paul, YouTuber's number one storytime animator, Logan Paul,

00:02:24.960 recently came out as a flat earther Logan Paul, that Logan Paul, but then Logan Paul left 0.96

00:02:30.360 because he's a coward. 0.93

00:02:31.200 So in the group team- 1.00

00:02:32.020 What the f***, bro? 0.98

00:02:34.140 What's good? 0.99

00:02:35.040 Well, why did you leave?

00:02:37.240 I'm glad you asked.

00:02:38.720 There's a story behind that. 1.00

00:02:46.860 I mean, you got to be lonely to just be willing to just go over and suck a dick at any fucking moment. 1.00

00:02:51.640 She's wanted me to talk about her on this podcast, but I think you just did it. 1.00

00:02:55.960 Oh, well, there you go.

00:02:57.700 You've been waiting for that moment for a long, long, long time.

00:03:02.080 Welcome back to Impulsive, the number one podcast in the world.

00:03:04.360 That's facts. 0.99

00:03:04.980 Why the fuck? 0.99

00:03:05.940 Why would I lie about that? 0.99

00:03:08.280 Approaching 2 million subscribers.

00:03:09.440 That's super cool.

00:03:10.040 Thank you guys for listening, watching, subscribing.

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00:03:18.820 Impulsive Clips channel

00:03:19.620 if you don't have time

00:03:20.460 for this channel

00:03:21.000 but we're putting out 0.99

00:03:21.820 a bunch of shit 0.99

00:03:22.360 it's good 1.00

00:03:22.900 I was just gonna say

00:03:24.260 we just hit 2 million subscribers

00:03:26.300 when this shows out

00:03:27.280 that's not true

00:03:28.740 you don't think we'll hit it

00:03:30.460 by the time this one comes out?

00:03:31.720 I mean

00:03:31.900 what do we at

00:03:33.000 what do we at right now?

00:03:33.980 1.27

00:03:35.240 1.97

00:03:36.160 so what do we need

00:03:38.640 30 racks?

00:03:40.960 yeah 30k

00:03:41.860 listen

00:03:42.340 hit the button

00:03:43.560 I'm not gonna sit here

00:03:45.620 my whole life and tell you to do it and not expect

00:03:47.560 some results. Nah, nah, we're at it for this one.

00:03:49.580 I'm telling you. So what's really good?

00:03:51.980 Like, I need an excuse to 0.94

00:03:53.520 pierce my next nipple or 0.98

00:03:55.340 what? 0.95

00:03:57.940 I don't

00:03:59.620 know how to respond to that. Do you need an

00:04:01.400 excuse to pierce your next nipple? I didn't want to. 0.99

00:04:03.440 I didn't want to. Like I said, but look, I did the one

00:04:05.380 and not, like, although

00:04:07.420 it's turning purple and it's most definitely

00:04:09.560 going to get infected, I might need to do the other

00:04:11.600 just for symmetry reasons. Has there been any

00:04:13.440 female point of view up close?

00:04:15.060 Dude, dude, dude, dude. 1.00

00:04:16.800 Dude, the chicks love it. 1.00

00:04:20.040 Is there something with nipple piercings? 1.00

00:04:22.840 Is that why rock stars do it? 1.00

00:04:24.220 Probably, right?

00:04:25.260 I can't go down the tattoo route because Jake did that.

00:04:28.900 And if I got tattoos, I'd just be Jake.

00:04:31.040 There's nothing wrong with that.

00:04:32.280 Being Jake?

00:04:32.840 Yeah.

00:04:33.520 Well, it got to be me.

00:04:34.340 So there's probably that.

00:04:34.800 Oh, you want to actually be the same person that you are.

00:04:37.680 That's what you're saying.

00:04:39.680 Yeah, for sure.

00:04:41.000 Oh, by the way, this episode is animated.

00:04:42.960 Oh, wait, no, it's not.

00:04:43.940 But now it is.

00:04:44.520 We're going to start now, as I bring in the guest, who is, I think, in my opinion, the

00:04:48.460 number one animator on YouTube.

00:04:49.740 So guys, our guest today has almost 3 billion views.

00:04:54.100 He's one of YouTube's most popular animators, taking some of his everyday thoughts and creating

00:04:58.980 animated stories that rack up views, 20 million, 26 million, 28 million, and that's just the

00:05:03.120 last three.

00:05:04.180 Here to share how and why he does it, the creator of The Odd Ones Out, James Rallison.

00:05:13.220 James, hello.

00:05:14.520 Thank you for joining us on Impulse.

00:05:15.560 Thanks for having me.

00:05:16.340 Thank you, bro.

00:05:16.940 So we're animated right now, so they actually cannot see you.

00:05:19.340 Oh, okay.

00:05:20.040 That's good.

00:05:22.440 Why?

00:05:23.080 You're a good-looking guy.

00:05:24.020 Oh, thank you.

00:05:24.640 Yeah, of course, bro.

00:05:27.160 You've done face reveals, I'm sure.

00:05:28.680 Of course.

00:05:29.180 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:05:29.740 So if we wanted to show your face at this exact moment in time, we could go ahead and

00:05:33.840 do that?

00:05:34.300 Yeah.

00:05:34.740 All right.

00:05:35.200 So we're exiting the animation on three, two, one.

00:05:40.120 It's James in real life.

00:05:41.680 Sorry.

00:05:41.900 His face has a hand in front of it.

00:05:43.520 It was just itching.

00:05:44.100 some itch there. Dude, I am

00:05:46.240 fascinated. I am fascinated

00:05:48.200 by your channel. Thanks. Dude,

00:05:50.220 same for your channel, Logan.

00:05:53.220 Well, I wanted to

00:05:54.240 bring that up, so I hate to do this

00:05:56.360 to you, bro, but my producer suggested it, right?

00:05:58.420 Uh-huh. And you know what I'm going to do, right?

00:06:00.340 You're going to play some of my videos?

00:06:02.420 Yeah. Just a clip from one

00:06:04.240 video that has, by the way, 31 million views.

00:06:07.280 No big deal.

00:06:08.020 I know where this is going.

00:06:11.380 So I

00:06:12.180 replied to the tweet,

00:06:13.180 I can make it

00:06:15.200 Then I got added to a group chat with six other YouTubers

00:06:17.720 So I wrote, hello competition

00:06:19.920 And the very next thing I saw

00:06:21.860 Was MrBeast added

00:06:23.760 Logan Paul

00:06:24.820 And my mind went

00:06:26.100 Logan Paul?

00:06:29.000 YouTuber's number one story time animator

00:06:31.740 Logan Paul

00:06:32.680 Recently came out as a flat earther Logan Paul

00:06:35.680 That Logan Paul 0.99

00:06:37.280 But then Logan Paul left because he's a coward 0.97

00:06:38.940 So in the group 1.00

00:06:39.640 What the fuck bro? 1.00

00:06:42.280 What's good? 1.00

00:06:42.920 Well, why did you leave?

00:06:45.320 I'm glad you asked.

00:06:46.860 There's a story behind that.

00:06:48.120 Oh, you should make a video about it.

00:06:50.820 A story behind it.

00:06:51.860 That's your format.

00:06:53.720 And I'll make an apology video about it.

00:06:56.680 Mr. Beast said, listen, dude, our sponsor does not want you in this competition.

00:07:04.240 I was like, what?

00:07:05.560 I remember this.

00:07:06.520 I was like, God, I'm not just a dude.

00:07:08.340 I want to have fun and play softball with the guys.

00:07:12.920 And, um, he said, no, I'm, I'm sorry, bro.

00:07:15.440 You, you, um.

00:07:16.240 Kicked off the team.

00:07:17.020 I got kicked off.

00:07:18.180 He goes, but I'll tell you what, this is why Mr. Beast is a good guy.

00:07:21.400 I'll do your podcast in exchange for me blue balling you. 0.98

00:07:25.020 Uh huh.

00:07:25.500 And he came on.

00:07:26.260 Oh, that's fun.

00:07:27.040 Did you end up doing the airsoft?

00:07:28.340 Yeah, I did.

00:07:28.740 Oh, did you not see the, did you not see the rest of the video?

00:07:31.100 I, I, I, it's eight.

00:07:33.360 He's like, I watched only the part that was about me, but that part was great.

00:07:37.640 There's a lot more to the, there's, um, we, my team actually won the competition.

00:07:42.160 No way.

00:07:42.700 Yeah.

00:07:42.920 Did you win the large sum?

00:07:44.500 Well, there's two games.

00:07:46.000 Yeah, there's two games.

00:07:46.820 Each winner got $100,000, and my team won the first game.

00:07:49.580 Who else was on your team?

00:07:50.460 So my team was me, Anthony Padilla, and Jaden Animations.

00:07:53.960 Oh, nice.

00:07:54.520 Yeah, and Jaden actually fired the winning shot that got us to win.

00:07:58.240 Yeah, it was great.

00:07:58.840 Are you good at Airsoft?

00:08:01.220 Apparently, I'm better than all the other gamer boys out there.

00:08:04.100 Interesting.

00:08:04.700 Yeah, I didn't think that.

00:08:06.780 In the video, we talk about how we weren't expecting to win.

00:08:10.420 we just wanted enough screen time because there was like 40 other youtubers there for sure and

00:08:14.620 we knew that if you weren't interesting or entertaining you wouldn't make it onto the

00:08:18.240 video and it's like i spent a whole day out here i want to get in a mr beast video screen time

00:08:22.900 exactly and so we just wanted to just be a part of the team basically yeah uh but then we ended

00:08:28.740 up winning which was very surprising so did you split the money three ways yep yeah mr beast

00:08:33.320 actually pays the people yeah yeah it was it was good job jimmy yeah there was like a week where

00:08:38.520 It's like, it felt weird being like, so, Mr. Beast, where's my $33,333?

00:08:44.160 For sure.

00:08:44.840 For sure.

00:08:45.520 I semi went through that with, did you see the Challenger games?

00:08:49.780 Which one?

00:08:50.580 Wait a second.

00:08:52.020 You're telling me you didn't see the Challenger games?

00:08:55.000 How could you miss one of the most pivotal sporting events in their history?

00:08:59.120 Oh, you're talking about the boxing match.

00:09:00.440 Yes.

00:09:01.960 Oh, wait, no, maybe not.

00:09:04.020 I want to talk about the boxing match, though.

00:09:06.240 Track and field.

00:09:07.340 Did you see it?

00:09:07.660 Oh, the one where you had like your hamstring broken and it was all red and gross. 0.99

00:09:11.920 Disgusting. 0.98

00:09:12.360 Posted a picture on Twitter of like you and a weird like purple egg. 1.00

00:09:15.720 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0.97

00:09:16.520 It was disgusting.

00:09:17.280 Is it better?

00:09:17.920 It's better now.

00:09:18.880 Thanks to Sports Rehab LA.

00:09:20.320 Pat, I'll still be seeing you soon.

00:09:22.800 And your invoice is on the way as well.

00:09:24.440 But the reason I ask is because the Challenger Games, my narrative was like somewhat similar to Mr. Beast.

00:09:30.860 It was like, yo, I bet $100,000 I'm the fastest man on the planet, right?

00:09:33.900 so when I pulled my hamstring it turns out that

00:09:36.120 I'm not the fastest man on the planet

00:09:38.760 I didn't know how to tell

00:09:41.000 the people that did win

00:09:42.860 that the $100,000 was not

00:09:44.860 given to each winner but rather

00:09:46.800 the collective

00:09:47.680 if you won you got to donate $5,000

00:09:50.660 to a charity of your choice

00:09:52.240 and there were a collective 20 winner

00:09:54.280 or like 13 winners and some money left over

00:09:56.160 so it was split 13 ways?

00:09:58.200 yeah but I worded it in a way

00:10:00.500 that could have been

00:10:01.620 semi-deceiving, so it's good to hear

00:10:04.060 that Mr. Beast has much more integrity than I am.

00:10:05.880 Good job, Jimmy.

00:10:08.960 So yeah, bro.

00:10:10.260 You're 22 years old. I'm 23,

00:10:12.200 actually. Congratulations. Happy birthday to me.

00:10:14.320 When was your birthday? May 14th.

00:10:16.080 It's coming up.

00:10:17.500 Oh, so you're going to be 24 in May. 1.00

00:10:19.680 Holy shit, the years are fucking flying by. 0.99

00:10:22.060 Have you always been into animation? 0.99

00:10:24.120 I'm on your page here. You've got 14 million subscribers.

00:10:26.460 Animation galore.

00:10:28.200 That was basically my bread and butter.

00:10:29.920 I started out on the internet with webcomics.

00:10:32.340 That was my true passion, I guess.

00:10:35.840 I got a tablet for my 16th birthday, a little bamboo create.

00:10:39.940 I started this Tumblr account called TheOddOneZout.

00:10:42.960 TheOddONES was already taken, so I went with TheOddNumberOneZout, which is why it's still there.

00:10:48.720 Do you feel like TheOddOneOut?

00:10:49.860 Was there some sort of corollary there to who you are?

00:10:53.040 So the comic, this is going to be a very disappointing answer,

00:10:56.820 but the comic had a bunch of characters and i wanted those characters to be the crazy ones

00:11:03.320 the wacky ones kind of like a family circus vibe okay and so i called them the odd ones out but

00:11:08.860 then i abandoned those characters and went with a more bubble character character design so the

00:11:14.660 very first thing that i did on the internet i didn't have these bubble characters you can like

00:11:18.500 look at these old comics they're still up on tumblr of like these characters with hair and

00:11:23.180 personality and clothes uh but and then you went with this like ultra relatable yeah just super

00:11:28.840 simplistic i i took multiple steps back have you seen this song have you listened this song no

00:11:33.200 should i turn up the volume uh i'd like to it's my most viewed video

00:11:38.360 life is ultimately meaningless

00:11:43.680 But I'll get out of the house

00:11:46.260 Get on the road, top down, hands out

00:11:48.500 On my favorite song and nod to the rhythm

00:11:50.540 The line is being destroyed by your carbon emissions

00:11:52.720 Oh, but I'll head to class

00:11:54.940 Drown it fast on every test till I pass

00:11:56.600 And my grades are screaming in my face

00:11:58.800 98% of what you learned is a way

00:12:01.280 You're a rock star animator?

00:12:03.220 Wait, who's that guy? Who's that little guy?

00:12:05.220 The other person, the pessimistic British person

00:12:08.760 is a friend of mine. His name is Dave.

00:12:10.860 He has a YouTube channel called Boy in a Band.

00:12:12.200 uh he did a very popular video called don't stay in school he's really good with music and uh me

00:12:18.600 and him we just collabed uh he he knows a lot about like sound design and mixing and everything

00:12:23.420 so we just wrote this this song together about a happy pet a happy person just going about their

00:12:29.100 life and then a sad pessimistic person like having some negative twist yeah and so like the whole

00:12:34.180 song is just like that is that the internet in a microcosm a little bit i see it i see like all

00:12:41.620 these happy people and i just see who's winning it's who's winning right now yeah um on the

00:12:46.820 internet it really depends on what circle you're a part of or what platform yeah um i hope hope

00:12:52.980 that the positive are you are you in the healthy circle i think so yeah no it's there's you know

00:12:58.400 doing youtube for as long as i've done it's there's ups and downs but you know i've you you

00:13:04.340 learn how to get through it i guess you like schedule things out be more organized get a team

00:13:09.080 of people to help uh alleviate some of the stress and then you know you just it becomes part of your

00:13:15.440 routine what is an example of a down you've had because i imagine i mean correct me if i'm wrong

00:13:20.460 but is there like um is there like sanctity and being anonymous um it's not i'm not really

00:13:26.780 anonymous i'd say i only i only upload once a month um so there is a little sanctity and like

00:13:32.240 not having to worry about like oh i have to upload every single day or every week for that matter

00:13:37.400 um there were just a bunch of parts a lot of times where i just feel burned out um because

00:13:44.380 animation is a very tedious job uh it's something i like doing but just waking up animating all day

00:13:51.720 only stopping for lunch and pee and just animating until you fall asleep like i thought that was you

00:13:58.840 know i thought that was healthy i thought that was hard working and everything but it's it's

00:14:02.680 that's not that's called toxic hustle yeah toxic did you did you fall into the trap uh what's the

00:14:07.760 trap of becoming a toxic hustler yeah pretty much just like wait like also working on weekends too

00:14:13.060 um just i would overwork myself uh and like but what happened as a result of it like did you see

00:14:20.140 did you see like some sort of maybe not catastrophic but some sort of downfall uh i don't think in your

00:14:24.460 personal health or anything yeah definitely like personal health and and also having that uh what's

00:14:29.320 it called when you hang out with friends the being around other people friendship yeah that

00:14:34.360 stuff oh that one oh yeah we know a little bit about that yeah yeah i definitely saw like a dip

00:14:40.520 in in like personal life and everything um but i just remember this is this is a little sad but

00:14:48.440 i just remember like looking in the mirror one night and i just like was looking at myself being

00:14:53.160 like is this what you want is this what is this what you're doing right now you're just overworking

00:14:58.880 yourself um and so that that was probably a low point um you know thankfully i like drawing so

00:15:05.920 every time if i just take a break from drawing i'll be like oh i haven't drawn in a long time

00:15:10.960 so i have to you know go back but uh i'm at a i'm at a good spot right now i have i have um i have

00:15:16.420 these two artists that come over and they they come to my house from nine to five every weekday

00:15:21.320 and we just all work in oh no way yeah yeah it's very cool that's good because you could easily

00:15:26.520 fall into like a animator trap

00:15:28.680 where you're just stuck in a room

00:15:30.180 drawing especially just being a youtuber

00:15:32.480 you since you're your own boss

00:15:34.480 you there's always that thought in the back of your mind

00:15:36.620 I could be working I could be

00:15:38.000 editing videos or doing more and stuff

00:15:40.340 I um maybe

00:15:42.360 find comfort in knowing this or maybe you already

00:15:44.420 know this but like that moment that look

00:15:46.440 in the mirror moment I every youtuber

00:15:48.500 on the planet either has or will experience

00:15:50.800 yeah and it's it's just

00:15:52.440 it's not even just you too I was gonna say everyone

00:15:54.700 everyone like you just look in the mirror and you're like is it is what i'm doing at this point

00:15:58.780 in my life even if it's something where the payoff is great and you love doing it and you can become

00:16:03.600 quite literally too immersed in the thing in your passion and then you start to question everything

00:16:08.160 and that's that's where the toxic hustle mentality can really hurt you but um it's cool that you're

00:16:12.360 you're in a good spot now and i didn't know that you had a team around a team correct well it's

00:16:16.720 kind of fun that you paused it right here because uh those people in the background are part of the

00:16:21.360 team oh no way oh cool so all right who we got uh well uh so on the very right that's toon c no

00:16:28.420 that's left well you're going back on the very these are all people that helped work on the

00:16:33.340 video this isn't even all of them on the very left that's toon c who was a background animator

00:16:38.360 she doesn't work for me anymore um and then there's uh anti-dark heart who is another background

00:16:42.540 animator uh the right over the guy in the yellow hat is rushlight invader he's also a youtuber

00:16:47.640 um he's he's worked with me a really long time he's kind of just like a a freelance animator

00:16:53.100 i'll give him like hey can you animate like a cthulhu just doing this for what's cthulhu um

00:16:59.360 he's this like giant sea monster okay um that was just the first example i could think of because

00:17:03.420 that's part of the next video got it um or i'm like oh hey can you like like just he's he's more

00:17:08.600 of like a freelance on the job like hey animate certain sections part of it more frame by frame

00:17:13.900 and then that is pj who colors and draws some of the assets are these people on part-time salary

00:17:23.180 i would assume uh i usually i just pay people hourly okay okay freelance and how long does

00:17:28.160 it take to turn out a video that you know each one of these videos is getting between 20 30

00:17:32.180 million views once a month yeah i i post about once a month yeah uh which is from like when i

00:17:38.080 start writing then i record the audio then i then i send it off to storyboarders and then i

00:17:43.640 it's just that's go from there yeah it's always the same process yeah pretty much i try to juggle

00:17:49.100 two videos at once so yeah right now like the storyboarders are already storyboarding the next

00:17:54.100 next video i'm finishing up the video that i'm working on uh when we're recording this it's been

00:17:59.160 about a month since i uploaded so the next video is coming out pretty soon i thought i just saw a

00:18:04.780 video you posted like two days ago oh that was a book announcement video that one doesn't count

00:18:08.060 What's your concepting look like

00:18:12.440 And more so

00:18:13.460 What's your inspiration for being a cartoonist in general

00:18:16.500 What did you watch

00:18:18.360 When you were a young

00:18:19.820 Massive question

00:18:20.920 What kind of cartoons were you watching

00:18:22.640 My parents didn't have cable

00:18:24.520 So I used to watch this program called PBS Kids

00:18:27.840 Of course

00:18:28.660 Public Broadcasting

00:18:30.560 The main kid sort of maybe resembles your guy

00:18:34.140 What's his name

00:18:34.920 His name

00:18:36.440 yeah does he have 1.00

00:18:37.120 I call them oddlings

00:18:38.620 oddlings 1.00

00:18:39.140 oh that's awesome

00:18:39.840 that's cool

00:18:40.320 I don't think that's

00:18:41.580 the canon name

00:18:42.380 like or anything

00:18:43.380 but I guess

00:18:43.880 since I'm the one

00:18:44.720 that said it's oddlings

00:18:45.980 I guess it's canon

00:18:46.740 cool

00:18:47.120 some of my inspirations

00:18:49.960 I don't know

00:18:50.740 I just

00:18:50.920 I really liked

00:18:51.760 really liked

00:18:52.660 comics actually

00:18:54.520 okay

00:18:55.100 so my

00:18:56.240 again my parents

00:18:57.880 had a rule

00:18:58.420 where we were only

00:18:59.360 allowed to go on the computer

00:19:00.140 for how long we read for

00:19:01.280 so if we read

00:19:02.280 for 30 minutes

00:19:03.020 if we read for 30 minutes

00:19:04.420 we were only allowed

00:19:04.880 on the computer

00:19:05.320 for 30 minutes

00:19:06.060 and so I didn't like reading

00:19:08.380 but I would love reading comics

00:19:10.160 that's a great strategy

00:19:11.300 Garfield, Calvin and the Hobbes, Far Side

00:19:13.660 do you think it is? Are you going to have your kids do that?

00:19:17.640 seems a bit excessive

00:19:18.660 in my opinion

00:19:19.520 it is a little excessive

00:19:20.540 you know how some parents just hand their kids

00:19:25.040 YouTube and just like

00:19:26.420 deal with it? I'm not going to do that

00:19:28.120 I'll make sure

00:19:30.080 I'll give them some recommendations

00:19:32.640 of what channels they can watch

00:19:33.860 which I hope to God

00:19:35.440 will not be my channel

00:19:36.460 my channel

00:19:37.160 not until they're

00:19:38.860 at least 18 years old

00:19:40.040 yeah

00:19:40.260 okay good

00:19:40.720 I like the guys

00:19:42.200 in the background

00:19:42.740 by the way

00:19:43.200 those guys are cool

00:19:44.880 they seem to be

00:19:45.420 having a blast

00:19:46.080 yeah yeah

00:19:46.580 you didn't watch

00:19:47.360 you didn't watch

00:19:47.760 Spongebob or

00:19:48.620 um

00:19:49.220 you know

00:19:49.640 whenever I was at

00:19:50.300 friends houses

00:19:50.920 I would

00:19:51.540 but

00:19:52.300 I really

00:19:53.840 I really

00:19:54.760 I really

00:19:55.200 I really like

00:19:56.100 Spongebob

00:19:56.620 you know

00:19:57.260 I really

00:19:57.760 I want

00:19:58.180 I want to say

00:19:58.780 something now

00:19:59.440 Mike's girlfriend

00:20:01.900 Lana

00:20:03.300 she got a she likes fish and she had a beta fish that she had for a very long time like a month

00:20:08.620 two months she became very connected to this fish and mike was telling me that she dressed

00:20:13.500 her aquarium for the fish with little spongebob trinkets yeah squidward's house spongebob house

00:20:19.100 the crusty crab and then um man i i hate to say it but the fish the fish died a lot of them died

00:20:26.120 that is a big kill off

00:20:27.700 and we found out

00:20:29.660 there's like a

00:20:31.480 18, a list of 18 reasons

00:20:33.980 why your fish may have died

00:20:35.200 and number 17 is

00:20:36.700 they don't like the decorations

00:20:38.900 poor decor choice

00:20:40.600 so where I'm going with this is

00:20:44.300 in short

00:20:46.980 so essentially the fish didn't like Spongebob

00:20:50.100 so my question was

00:20:52.020 did the fish deserve to die

00:20:56.120 Do you think they had a choice?

00:20:57.660 Do you think they're like,

00:20:58.380 oh, it's Spongebob, gross.

00:20:59.640 That's what I'm saying.

00:21:00.500 I don't know the specific television interests that...

00:21:06.140 Fish have.

00:21:06.860 I mean, they always seem like more of like Rugrats

00:21:08.940 or like Rocko's Modern Life, Fish.

00:21:11.320 I'm surprised you didn't watch more animation,

00:21:14.080 like cartoons and... 0.99

00:21:15.000 No Family Guy or any of that shit? 0.99

00:21:16.720 No, no, no. 1.00

00:21:17.200 That was not allowed in my family.

00:21:18.280 Wait, what about now?

00:21:18.980 I just saw a part of this video, I think,

00:21:21.720 where there's a Family Guy.

00:21:23.720 Oh, yeah.

00:21:24.100 that's just like a little meme no i think you were thinking of the family guy face that was

00:21:28.540 in the mr beast video ah yes sorry yes no that was just like a little meme i always put in little

00:21:33.060 easter eggs in my videos because i can't i was gonna ask about those oh yeah i imagine there's

00:21:36.940 plenty tons like like all those people who worked on the video that that's technically an easter egg

00:21:41.080 i guess um yeah because they you know because animation you have to draw everything right and

00:21:47.060 so if there's like a board with like a bunch of paper on it and you have to you know to for like

00:21:53.060 the newest video i'm it's about it's about crazy people so there's a lot of like uh boards with

00:21:57.840 red strings and newspaper clippings and stuff and so i'm i'm drawing that and i just put in all

00:22:02.300 these little easter eggs because you know that's it's you're really not going to see it unless you 0.97

00:22:06.420 pause i hope i'm not in it you said crazy people i was like fuck mike's mom thinks i'm weird oh 0.98

00:22:14.340 i mean i've only just met you today i think we're all i'm weird it's true well so the crazy people 0.96

00:22:19.520 that i was talking about so when i'm drawing on on youtube when i'm like making videos i'm sitting

00:22:25.360 at my desk just there's i instead of listening to podcasts or music or audiobooks i'll find

00:22:32.280 these channels that just talk about really crazy stuff like being abducted by aliens they talk

00:22:38.060 about why the government is all lizard people or call it surrealism it's it's a little what are you

00:22:42.880 up to um he does it every single episode i want someone who watches impulsive to track the exact

00:22:50.060 moment in each episode where i turn my chair around every single episode it's like it's like

00:22:55.000 nine minutes and 30 seconds on the dot each one but um yeah okay so you you you watch people who

00:23:00.080 got abducted by aliens you got abducted by aliens well i did and i just watched people who is that

00:23:04.640 a goal of yours uh if i get abducted by aliens then i'll be like shoot i'm one of the crazy 0.97

00:23:10.260 people. That's what I would say. What if you actually 0.99

00:23:12.360 get abducted by aliens?

00:23:14.780 I don't know. I would

00:23:16.060 there would be a lot of things that I would think

00:23:18.400 it was before I would think, oh, I got abducted.

00:23:20.400 I would think, oh, I'm getting pranked by my friend

00:23:22.140 Logan Paul if I got abducted by aliens. Who spent

00:23:24.080 billions of dollars on this spacecraft.

00:23:26.460 Or having a prostate exam.

00:23:28.160 Because the first thing they do every single alien 0.99

00:23:30.280 is an anal probe. 0.98

00:23:32.040 It's guaranteed 100%. 0.98

00:23:33.740 But if

00:23:35.300 I kept going like, is this

00:23:38.100 logan and the aliens just were like meat morp and i was like oh man that's this is really this is

00:23:42.940 really intense yeah just like the more i'd think about it yeah then it's aliens then yeah i guess

00:23:47.400 i'd want to be abducted by aliens look we all get our inspiration from different places i i like i

00:23:51.760 like that you're listening to these uh off off breed channels so what what other kind of like

00:23:57.880 weird things are you and by the way where do you find this stuff do you get caught in like the

00:24:02.280 youtube hole yeah uh-huh there's like a handful of channels that i just go back to every so often

00:24:08.020 just how are they doing and i just it's really good background noise because a lot of times it's

00:24:12.360 just them in their room talking about their experience and you know i'm not looking at

00:24:17.400 their screens just a little weird version of asmr for me i'm just drawing my little character and

00:24:22.800 they're like oh so the green aliens they're not as nice as the pleiadians no way it just hits your

00:24:28.700 brain and makes it just for some reason just the thought like wow these people exist and we're both 0.99

00:24:35.580 humans and and just their world view is so different than mine like it's it's fascinating

00:24:41.260 it is but does it make you paranoid do i like are you a conspiracy theorist no no i'm not really

00:24:47.540 just are fascinated by conspiracy theorists and pretty much yeah so my so do you think the earth

00:24:52.880 is flat um is this a loaded question i just want to know like no no i don't think the earth is flat

00:25:02.880 but i know that you kind of have an experience with that logan so actually i watched your

00:25:07.520 documentary oh you did yeah oh great so you know i don't think they're this one yeah i know it's 0.95

00:25:11.060 absolute morons i remember in the in the video like in the bottom right corner i was like that's

00:25:15.460 just a joke okay great okay i don't know it was i thought it was an entertaining thanks little 0.98

00:25:20.080 fake documentary thanks bro yeah we uh oh that was a fun one yeah did you hear about the um

00:25:25.040 mad mike hughes he was the one guy on our video he uh he crashed his rocket his homemade rocket

00:25:30.440 and perished recently.

00:25:32.660 Oh, no, that's not good.

00:25:33.300 Once again, rest in peace, Mad Mike Hughes.

00:25:35.440 Are you an introvert?

00:25:36.780 Oh, all animators are introverts.

00:25:38.740 It takes a very specific kind of person

00:25:40.500 to want to sit at home and draw for eight hours a day.

00:25:44.520 I don't know.

00:25:45.320 In class, was there ever any kid that was the art kid?

00:25:49.280 Yeah, of course.

00:25:51.080 In every grade of school, there was the art kid.

00:25:54.060 And I think he would always get made fun of by people.

00:25:56.160 And then I didn't realize until after that, 0.99

00:25:57.620 he was actually probably the coolest kid in the fucking class. 0.99

00:25:59.580 but no one realized it and now he's making millions of dollars making little white fluffy 0.97

00:26:03.780 people on youtube yeah we're all friends now yeah that's what i'm saying you guys got like

00:26:07.580 a little squad you guys got a little squad and you also like own reddit like you guys just all

00:26:12.760 band together like yo we could bury you right now your small business will perish as a result of our

00:26:17.400 art band like we could downvote you into non-existence how did you manage to uh translate

00:26:24.720 you're following so well across social media oh boy being like this is your instagram you have

00:26:30.620 2.3 million followers and you're getting 10 to 12 percent engagement which is amazing which is

00:26:36.160 incredible for a creator um and and i guess i just want to know because i'm i'm fascinated

00:26:41.080 being a uh a personality and like a face i'm fascinated how you can go from this character

00:26:46.520 to a very successful multi-platform uh business so what are you asking for

00:26:54.280 how'd you do it do you plug your instagram oh yeah engagement's amazing i i guess i always

00:26:59.440 just plug it at the end of videos um it's funny that you're bringing up instagram because i'm a

00:27:03.240 lot more active on twitter uh but i love twitter like i have like half as many followers on twitter

00:27:08.260 than instagram i if you're asking like oh how do you do instagram i have no idea because i just 0.75

00:27:13.800 i just post pictures of my dog on my instagram really twitter's the shit dude this is um 0.92

00:27:18.360 Jack might get replaced 0.99

00:27:19.220 Jack Dorsey

00:27:20.060 Oh is that in discussion

00:27:21.680 Jack might get

00:27:22.280 Jack Dorsey

00:27:23.000 He's stepping down right

00:27:24.660 Or

00:27:24.820 No he's getting replaced

00:27:25.920 He's getting outed

00:27:26.680 Ousted

00:27:27.100 The new investors

00:27:28.080 On Twitter

00:27:28.480 Like want him out

00:27:29.580 I mean he's

00:27:30.220 He's very liberal

00:27:31.960 Yeah

00:27:32.280 Is he getting cancelled

00:27:33.220 Jack got cancelled

00:27:34.380 What'd he do

00:27:35.620 But Twitter

00:27:38.220 I just post 0.98

00:27:38.880 Like dumb jokes 0.99

00:27:40.060 Like 0.98

00:27:40.420 I didn't like my hair

00:27:41.740 At first

00:27:42.200 But now it's growing

00:27:43.380 Amazing

00:27:43.880 You've mastered it

00:27:45.480 I got one for you

00:27:46.940 Ready

00:27:47.140 I got a couple for you

00:27:48.800 Do you have a seatbelt? 1.00

00:27:50.540 Put that shit on 1.00

00:27:51.540 A fire truck is actually a water truck 1.00

00:27:54.860 Think about it

00:27:58.160 Cigarette companies

00:27:59.240 Kill their best customers

00:28:02.080 Condom companies 1.00

00:28:03.960 Kill their future customers 0.77

00:28:05.900 This is my favorite one 0.99

00:28:08.780 If you take the filter out of a vacuum

00:28:12.560 And you give it a good scrub

00:28:14.620 You become the vacuum cleaner

00:28:16.900 have you ever heard of shower thoughts

00:28:19.680 that's it sorry

00:28:21.340 also every time I made eye contact with that camera 0.98

00:28:24.200 I can't help but notice how fucking 0.97

00:28:26.020 lopsided this wide angle 0.97

00:28:28.080 is it makes Andre can you

00:28:29.700 this thing is like this I'm uphill

00:28:31.980 right for the viewers I'm uphill

00:28:33.980 also another question why is Andre so

00:28:36.020 far back on this one doesn't it feel like he's just

00:28:38.060 buried in the back there yeah he's usually a lot

00:28:40.040 closer in these things yeah

00:28:41.520 yo you've mastered

00:28:44.200 the one to two

00:28:46.100 line tweet it is so powerful and it is the biggest engagement driver the the queen of it i hate to

00:28:52.620 say it elissa violet elissa violet so good the one to two line tweet dude and they blow up every one

00:28:58.660 of them's got 50 60 000 likes on it she's good at it when the the space at all if i were to fling

00:29:03.220 out some names like uh would you know them uh give me an example oh i guess i guess vloggers

00:29:09.160 do you ask if i watch vlogging because no i don't like like i know of david dobrik yeah

00:29:14.460 uh haven't really seen his stuff that's that's i'm sure he's a nice person he's very popular at

00:29:19.300 vidcon um so that's okay so you're you're you're not you're not really consuming that which i think

00:29:25.360 is i think you watch peace is that a video game person no no mr beast oh mr beast i said peace

00:29:32.400 no no of course i watched mr beast yeah jimmy's nice so you watch all his stuff what it what it

00:29:36.120 so you like all of it okay are you doing how how are you making the majority of your money is it

00:29:41.080 adsense pretty much yeah that and uh merch sales uh we we have a bunch of stuff in retail uh as 0.66

00:29:46.840 of recent no way yeah yeah no way go to gamestop or target yeah it's no fucking way yeah is it is

00:29:53.820 it a plush toy yeah do you see that picture that makes sense i really probably could have just 0.69

00:29:57.940 looked at the screen how's it how's it selling dude and also what's and what's that uh what's

00:30:03.680 that profit look like that more you don't have to give an exact number well i i the the retail

00:30:08.320 stores always do better than like online stuff because it's just a lot more convenient and

00:30:12.700 people are like oh they're like in target and they just see your stuff so they just put in their

00:30:16.160 card i guess i just mean like how much do you actually get off of it oh like percentage wise

00:30:20.480 you don't have to give an exact number i'm just curious i don't know these because i'm a very bad

00:30:24.460 i'm a very bad business person i just want to draw in the club bro yeah the worst no no i have um i

00:30:29.760 have like a manager person uh his name's paul hey paul shout out to paul not i know i know your

00:30:35.180 struggles uh yeah and i i i love this i should have brought some you should have because i want

00:30:43.120 one i i was gonna ask about the university university university how close is game stop

00:30:48.600 from here can we get a reset button do you get the uh get that usb stick you have to stick into

00:30:53.120 his back universal universality you know is help bestiality no universality yeah it's pretty

00:31:00.180 I don't know if you've seen pictures of my dog

00:31:02.540 It's a good looking dog

00:31:04.340 I was going to say

00:31:05.140 The universal nature of this

00:31:07.880 Of your character

00:31:09.580 I think

00:31:10.840 Even if I don't know you dude

00:31:13.480 And know your channel

00:31:14.540 I could be walking through GameStop

00:31:15.820 And be like oh this is cool

00:31:17.420 Did you take any inspiration from Hello Kitty?

00:31:21.640 No no no

00:31:22.220 I asked for a reason

00:31:24.480 There was one person I kind of took

00:31:26.820 A little bit of inspiration from more than others

00:31:28.700 Alyssa

00:31:29.100 there is this this old comic person called loading artist okay um uh he has his character design is

00:31:35.460 like white skin uh he has like little stick arms and so i just turned his little sticker arms oh

00:31:41.380 this guy yeah so you've probably seen some of his stuff for sure for sure okay okay so like i said

00:31:46.240 i started out with comics and there were a lot of web comics that i would read uh and i would want

00:31:51.600 to do basically and so uh i it was it was interesting because i had i was spending a lot

00:31:57.600 of time making the the comics with like the the people and the characters but like no one was

00:32:02.380 reading them and i kind of got demotivated so i instead i just was like no one cares about these

00:32:06.860 characters i'm just gonna take multiple steps back and just make a very simplistic character

00:32:11.140 design just like a white bubble person no name it's just gonna be like a human i have i have two

00:32:17.600 questions all right two tangents okay that that you you spiked my brain one so it looks like your

00:32:22.520 character you took this character put like a bike pump in him and just like made him fluffy

00:32:26.880 yeah a little bit

00:32:27.820 like what's that

00:32:28.260 super big hero 6

00:32:29.220 yeah yeah

00:32:30.020 so the reason I

00:32:31.740 asked about Hello

00:32:32.240 Kitty is cause um

00:32:33.140 I believe this is

00:32:34.160 true fact check me 1.00

00:32:35.220 oh shit 0.99

00:32:35.800 do you know why 1.00

00:32:36.280 Hello Kitty is so

00:32:36.960 popular which by the

00:32:37.900 way I think is top

00:32:38.520 three top three toys

00:32:39.840 in the world globally

00:32:40.780 is it cause it's so

00:32:41.700 recognizable or

00:32:42.560 cute

00:32:42.980 but why

00:32:43.060 it's simple

00:32:44.280 close

00:32:45.240 cute

00:32:46.160 it's a cat

00:32:47.400 it got no nose

00:32:48.860 ah can't get

00:32:50.360 coronavirus

00:32:50.860 it got no nose

00:32:51.700 got no nose

00:32:52.280 so it can't get

00:32:52.780 coronavirus

00:32:53.080 nice nice

00:32:54.260 smart

00:32:54.720 what other characters

00:32:56.020 don't have no

00:32:56.340 what's the

00:32:56.720 top two most sold toys

00:32:58.200 let's find out

00:33:00.000 how would I say this

00:33:01.200 top two most

00:33:02.280 top two

00:33:02.780 top two most

00:33:04.700 sold

00:33:05.900 toys

00:33:07.500 basically the way you said it

00:33:09.160 top 15 best selling toys in history

00:33:12.760 cause do you have a goal

00:33:13.960 are you trying to like

00:33:15.180 oh Mr. Potato Head

00:33:16.500 of course 0.97

00:33:16.860 Barbie

00:33:18.080 Barbie makes sense

00:33:19.660 the yo-yo 0.86

00:33:20.360 no nose

00:33:20.860 easy bake oven

00:33:22.240 this ain't right

00:33:22.780 yeah but who didn't have one of these growing up

00:33:24.660 Radio Flower 0.97

00:33:25.520 This ain't right

00:33:27.500 This is wrong

00:33:28.640 Alright let me look

00:33:29.640 What is

00:33:30.720 Hello Kitty 0.90

00:33:31.880 So popular

00:33:33.560 I didn't know

00:33:34.760 Hello Kitty 1.00

00:33:35.100 Didn't have a nose 1.00

00:33:35.780 If you asked me

00:33:36.500 To draw Hello Kitty

00:33:37.120 I probably would have

00:33:37.680 Put a nose

00:33:38.060 Sorry

00:33:38.240 Yeah wait

00:33:39.220 You said it's cause 1.00

00:33:40.160 She doesn't have a nose 1.00

00:33:40.860 Sorry mouth 1.00

00:33:41.460 Oh mouth

00:33:42.900 Oh god 1.00

00:33:43.180 Cancel this fucking kid 1.00

00:33:44.460 It's still 1.00

00:33:44.920 Still basically 0.95

00:33:45.760 Cause she can't get 1.00

00:33:46.440 Coronavirus 1.00

00:33:46.840 Also she can't talk shit 1.00

00:33:48.100 She's always positive 1.00

00:33:51.080 She got no mouth

00:33:51.720 She's always positive 0.97

00:33:52.380 She's got no mouth

00:33:53.040 No expression

00:33:53.980 Exactly so

00:33:55.020 shout out maggie all right my second question to actually probably you could provide value 0.91

00:33:58.680 uh fix my shit podcast uh that that you said you were getting demotivated because a while ago yeah 0.81

00:34:07.220 because your work wasn't getting oh oh that was like back when i was first starting yeah yeah okay 0.97

00:34:12.440 so i also feel like that's a common moment for creators where it's like yo i've i've um i've

00:34:18.220 been i've been working really hard i think my my stuff is good but it's not it's not catching no

00:34:23.360 no no no no tug on the line you had a reset phase where you re-evaluated everything how important

00:34:31.180 is that moment even though you may have put your life and soul into that first bout

00:34:36.480 that first attempt to try to make it how important is the reset yeah uh i would say

00:34:42.280 super important i i think it's you know it's always good to self-reflect like what you said

00:34:46.340 But I'm not – it's kind of – it's a weird position because I always tell people that, like, don't make content because you want to be the next big thing.

00:34:58.060 You want to make content because you like making content.

00:35:00.980 I don't know how I got this pen.

00:35:02.300 It just appeared in my hand.

00:35:03.440 That's amazing.

00:35:05.420 How?

00:35:06.160 How did he do it?

00:35:07.100 No, I think it was – anyway.

00:35:10.860 So I always tell people, like, make content because you enjoy making it.

00:35:14.560 And I think the, like for me, when I did that reset, I think I started making content more

00:35:20.540 for myself, I guess, more just to, for the fun of it.

00:35:24.840 Yep.

00:35:25.140 You know?

00:35:25.520 Yep.

00:35:25.760 Your, your, uh, your platforms became almost like a resume of your work that you were proud

00:35:31.500 of, which is like, I, I always tried to, for every, any creator listening to this, I always

00:35:36.160 put that in the back of my head that I'm, I'm making the stuff for me because I like

00:35:40.220 doing it.

00:35:40.700 And if, and if people happen to enjoy consuming as well, that's double whammy.

00:35:44.080 it's great but otherwise you can get caught in this this loop where if you're only making things 0.91

00:35:49.860 for someone else you're there's no fulfillment then you're fucking empty um and the reason i

00:35:54.540 asked about that reset is actually uh i think this is important story for any young kids in high 0.97

00:35:58.240 school i had this class called design squad and we had to it was really cool we had to make these

00:36:03.600 contraptions and get a task accomplished and one one uh project i spent probably had a month to do

00:36:10.900 it i spent three and a half weeks trying to get my my uh contraption my apparatus to work

00:36:18.120 okay to make it to go from a to z i think it was i think it was you're supposed to set off a

00:36:24.300 mousetrap with a limited amount of materials okay like newspaper some clay and some like sticks

00:36:28.460 so it's like you never told us this yeah what how come you never told this it's a ruth goldberg

00:36:32.880 yeah which you're obsessed with and i was never able to trace back the oh my god i can't believe

00:36:39.720 we just discovered

00:36:40.400 what the hell bro

00:36:41.520 that's definitely why

00:36:42.980 I know you have a lot

00:36:43.840 of deep secrets

00:36:44.500 but god dang bro

00:36:45.540 we've been talking about

00:36:46.200 Ruth Gold

00:36:46.620 well here's why

00:36:47.440 Goldstein Goldberg

00:36:48.360 I think it's Rube Goldberg

00:36:49.480 Rube Goldberg

00:36:50.160 Rubik's Cubes

00:36:51.000 Rubik's Cubes 0.80

00:36:51.640 here's why 0.99

00:36:52.520 three and a half weeks in

00:36:54.720 I couldn't get it to work

00:36:56.160 I couldn't get it to work

00:36:57.460 so maybe I'm fascinated

00:36:58.420 with the ones that do work

00:36:59.480 point is

00:36:59.960 I could never get it to work

00:37:01.860 and before it was too late

00:37:03.680 I could not restart

00:37:06.120 and start from scratch 1.00

00:37:08.020 and I fucked myself 1.00

00:37:09.440 I got an F on the project. 0.99

00:37:10.960 It was the only class in high school that I did not get an A on.

00:37:15.760 Four years of high school.

00:37:17.040 He gave me a B because I got a zero out of 70 because my pride was too big and I did

00:37:20.600 not want to restart on the project when I should have.

00:37:23.200 Granted, shout out Mr. Purdy.

00:37:26.460 Yes.

00:37:27.220 Roy Purdy.

00:37:28.440 Shout out Roy Purdy.

00:37:29.200 He gave us a 70 point bonus exam pretty much just for me because my parents met with him. 0.96

00:37:35.340 And they were like, yo, if you don't fucking do this, my kid's not going to be able to 0.89

00:37:37.700 go to college for free. 1.00

00:37:38.640 We're fucked if that doesn't happen 0.99

00:37:39.860 Shout out Mr. Purdy for making those 70 points 0.99

00:37:42.620 Possible

00:37:43.280 Don't be afraid to restart

00:37:47.900 That's what I'm saying

00:37:48.480 Don't be afraid to restart

00:37:49.820 But also

00:37:52.180 Do you wish that you had

00:37:54.440 Do you wish that you could change anything

00:37:56.900 Do you know what I'm saying

00:37:58.320 Somebody asked me this on Twitter today

00:38:00.240 You went through a horrible part of life

00:38:03.400 And a dark period of life

00:38:04.640 Would you change it

00:38:05.520 And I said I wouldn't change 0.98

00:38:07.860 anything not a single fucking thing because to be where you are right now is reliant on everything 0.97

00:38:14.520 that happened to get you there like you don't know if one little tweak in your in your timeline 0.94

00:38:18.960 could put you in a completely different spot you could be the background animator for

00:38:23.120 anti-dark matter what's his name again it's anti-dark heart anti-dark heart you could be

00:38:30.400 like if you just have one little like butterfly effect one little tweak could just throw your 0.86

00:38:35.000 whole fucking road off but um but what if there was a butterfly effect that put you up higher 0.93

00:38:39.980 it's a great question it's a great question i guess i guess next president of the united states 0.97

00:38:45.560 yeah you'll never know you'll never know but i but i mean i like to think that you're in a happy

00:38:49.160 spot right now right and that's all that matters yeah exactly i love where i'm at i think you would

00:38:53.260 probably say you say the same and i'm sure you would say the same right uh yeah oh yeah and i 0.97

00:38:58.020 mean right now sitting backwards in a chair with a nipple piercing oh he loves his nipple piercing 0.93

00:39:04.380 What bet did you lose to get that again? 0.98

00:39:06.600 You say it.

00:39:08.260 Oh, we raced down a carnival slide.

00:39:10.720 You know carnival slides?

00:39:11.700 The ones that go, and you're in a potato sack?

00:39:14.160 Oh, fun.

00:39:14.600 He lost to me and our friend Evan, who shouldn't have.

00:39:17.820 Evan shouldn't have came in second place, because he has less mass.

00:39:20.700 Logan, how much of your vlogs, how much of that is scripted,

00:39:24.540 and how much of it is impulsive?

00:39:27.420 Hey, I've got to reach across for that. 1.00

00:39:29.360 Fuck yes. 0.99

00:39:30.320 Hey, can I ask you a question? 1.00

00:39:31.720 where did you get this uh blown up picture of kong's funeral hold on i was my dog that's why

00:39:38.080 i pulled it off because like i'm just gonna say it why why are you uh why did you make a monument

00:39:43.100 out of my dead dog can you uh can you like go forward a couple of images nope okay i'm just

00:39:49.160 kidding yeah oh uh there's one more that's that's my nephew i like this one that's on the baby by

00:39:53.740 the way and then there that's my dog oh oh he's not dead that's my dog floof and he's alive yeah

00:40:01.360 she's alive shake your hand brother must be nice

00:40:03.140 do not let

00:40:05.560 floof outside oh yeah no 100%

00:40:07.840 um god

00:40:08.840 like I don't

00:40:11.520 know how much you want to talk about it but like when uh

00:40:13.540 I heard the news that you know Kong

00:40:15.180 died and I just remember thinking like

00:40:17.420 shoot that can happen to me

00:40:19.680 and so like dude you have 0.94

00:40:21.480 no idea well they probably won't do it to you just

00:40:23.400 because you're a little too big but

00:40:24.660 to your dog

00:40:25.880 it would just like freaked me out

00:40:29.220 a lot because for sure because floof was just

00:40:31.340 this little 15 pound pomeranian so vulnerable kong was like seven dude even more even more

00:40:35.840 do you have people told you like hey you're in la watch out for coyotes um yeah no uh uh they're

00:40:41.540 like i actually so i moved to this like neighborhood kind of in the mountains and that was like one of

00:40:46.020 the first things people said really yeah and did you listen to their advice uh-huh their warning

00:40:50.180 so people people told me loosely it was like a hey there's coyotes around here not like y'all

00:40:54.860 they'll eat your dog there's like yo there's coyotes around here i go i'm from ohio like

00:40:58.320 Yeah, what's a coyote?

00:40:59.460 What is a coyote?

00:41:02.700 But I had no idea that they were capable of hopping an eight-foot fence with spikes at the top.

00:41:11.240 My fences are smaller than that, dude.

00:41:12.840 No, they're hungry.

00:41:14.260 They hopped my fence, kidnapped him, and left.

00:41:16.960 And we had to watch it all as an unknowing audience.

00:41:19.840 We saw it on the cameras.

00:41:21.420 There were people, they were just leaving my house at night, and they were like,

00:41:25.880 hey there was just two coyotes just walking down the street and i was like yep so basically

00:41:31.560 whenever floof is let outside i have to like be outside with her for sure i i highly recommend 0.78

00:41:36.440 that what's that workout video he's putting up a fucking uh that was a thing that i did with 0.87

00:41:42.700 arnold schwarzenegger back uh i'm sorry what was that um wait wait for it uh wait for it zooms out 0.95

00:41:49.760 there he is wait what i'm sorry yeah uh so uh my i call him my merch guy he's more of my manager

00:41:56.140 my manager got the paul yeah paul uh he got this this thing set up where i uh was i did this i went

00:42:03.160 to like a strongman tournament with with arnold schwarzenegger um it was this huge charity to

00:42:08.380 like raise money for a bunch of firefighters uh for like australia and california and everything

00:42:12.400 um so they like invited me to go to this strongman tournament and we filmed this uh little promo

00:42:18.460 video with Arnold and

00:42:20.400 everything. It was

00:42:21.800 a little tough because we filmed it at like 7.30 in the morning

00:42:24.600 at the Santa Monica beach. 0.87

00:42:26.760 Gold's? Yeah, Gold's Gym.

00:42:28.420 You sort of look like his son, Patrick.

00:42:31.040 Did I have to tell you that? That's a compliment.

00:42:32.740 I'm not going to lie. When I saw

00:42:34.240 you, like, for anyone who knows

00:42:36.380 Pat, I mean...

00:42:38.200 You close enough for them to call him Pat?

00:42:40.220 Oh yeah, Pat. He shoots me texts every now and then.

00:42:42.260 Wish me good luck. He's a great kid.

00:42:44.140 He's a great kid. Are you A-list?

00:42:46.000 Would you say? Because Arnold Schwarzenegger is a big

00:42:48.100 fucking deal yeah do you go like i know you're an introvert but like do you have a girlfriend 0.98

00:42:51.920 uh yeah but we keep our we keep our relationship private so how long how long uh not not too long 0.99

00:43:01.040 actually only like five months so he goes we keep our relationship private mike's like great what's

00:43:06.480 do you do any splurge purchases yeah what do you spend your money on no not really uh well you got

00:43:16.780 of wraith hey can you uh can you go pull up my twitter uh one more time i don't know where i

00:43:22.700 went yeah i love you i'm sorry i then do media uh here we go yeah oh they're gonna scroll down

00:43:33.120 for a little bit it's just it's just a little bit down on login yeah keep going keep going

00:43:38.060 oh right there right here uh yeah that picture that's what i spend my money on

00:43:42.380 no way

00:43:43.560 so there's this

00:43:44.260 this is

00:43:45.540 it's not like that expensive

00:43:46.960 or anything

00:43:47.340 there's this anime

00:43:48.420 called My Hero Academia

00:43:49.460 have you heard of it

00:43:50.180 do you watch anime

00:43:50.800 I have

00:43:51.400 I've heard of it

00:43:52.000 I don't watch a lot

00:43:52.620 but that's a pretty popular one

00:43:53.920 I love Pokemon

00:43:54.660 right on

00:43:55.360 who's your favorite Pokemon

00:43:56.180 you just

00:43:58.380 you just had David

00:43:59.500 ask me this

00:43:59.960 and you have no idea why

00:44:00.940 you won't find out

00:44:01.860 for some time

00:44:02.420 I said

00:44:02.760 I said either probably

00:44:03.900 Alakazam or Gengar 0.90

00:44:06.000 okay 0.99

00:44:06.500 like a Gen 1 0.95

00:44:07.680 Gen 2 type

00:44:08.420 yeah yeah

00:44:08.860 the next would probably be

00:44:09.940 Steelix

00:44:10.420 who's your favorite

00:44:11.720 Mine's Breloom.

00:44:12.740 He's from Gen 3.

00:44:13.600 Oh, my God.

00:44:14.100 Wait, wait, wait.

00:44:14.540 He's like a little mushroom dude.

00:44:15.920 Really?

00:44:16.340 Why do I not know this?

00:44:17.080 This was after Ruby Sapphire?

00:44:18.840 Yeah.

00:44:19.220 No, it was in Ruby Sapphire.

00:44:21.060 Breloom?

00:44:21.580 Breloom.

00:44:22.020 Let me see.

00:44:22.340 How do I spell this? 1.00

00:44:23.120 B-R-E-L-O-O-M. 1.00

00:44:26.020 B-R-E-L-O-O-M.

00:44:27.140 See, psilocybin?

00:44:28.420 What was that?

00:44:29.360 Psilocybin mushroom?

00:44:29.840 Oh, oh, oh.

00:44:30.740 Wait, why?

00:44:31.420 Why is this your favorite?

00:44:32.740 So, there's this game called Pokemon Mystery Dungeon.

00:44:35.320 Yeah, of course.

00:44:35.680 I played it.

00:44:36.020 Yeah, you play as a Pokemon, and you can have Pokemon on your team, and one of the Pokemon

00:44:40.440 that was on my team was a Shroomish, and I was like, whatever, and then it evolved into

00:44:43.880 a Breloom, and he was such an awesome person on the team, and I was like, this guy's so

00:44:48.300 cool.

00:44:49.260 So pretty much ever since then, I was like, he's my favorite.

00:44:52.640 I picked him.

00:44:53.140 I know that feeling.

00:44:55.260 Some Pokemon just hits you different.

00:44:57.320 I mean, that was probably Politoed.

00:44:59.780 I mean, for all you...

00:45:02.020 We're just geeking out, bro.

00:45:03.440 No, what?

00:45:04.120 This is great.

00:45:04.760 no hold on I'm serious I like just watching it dude

00:45:07.620 and I've always been a fan of Braylon Man

00:45:09.240 I love arachnophobia too bro

00:45:11.940 so the things I spend my money on 1.00

00:45:13.820 are just stupid stuff like 1.00

00:45:15.500 this is my Bakugo shrine 1.00

00:45:17.260 this is a character in an anime

00:45:19.540 who are those dogs in the back

00:45:21.040 those are fan painted that I just put it up

00:45:23.740 in the bookshelf

00:45:24.880 why don't you buy something

00:45:27.500 super nice

00:45:28.260 I don't know cause I have to pay my artists

00:45:31.600 I guess

00:45:32.040 what sort of nice stuff would I buy

00:45:37.120 dude you're just burying bags of cash

00:45:39.500 let's be honest dude you have to pay your

00:45:41.440 artist you probably have like hundreds of

00:45:43.340 thousands just stashed away in a sack

00:45:45.540 made of breloom

00:45:46.600 a breloom sack I know what you do

00:45:49.580 I know your type I'm similar

00:45:51.040 yeah I guess

00:45:51.920 I don't know I never really felt the need

00:45:55.340 a blue Subaru

00:45:57.300 I love it same car as Riley Reid

00:45:59.420 that's incredible this is a fun story

00:46:01.640 moved to Los Angeles

00:46:03.780 I wanted to get a car with a bunch of sensors

00:46:06.280 and it was advertised as like the safest

00:46:08.340 car so it has a bunch of sensors

00:46:10.420 on it and that's why I have it.

00:46:11.960 Are you pretty safe of a person in general?

00:46:14.120 Am I safe as a person?

00:46:16.700 Like, well, I'm not

00:46:17.800 I'm not a lot with your hands?

00:46:19.600 No, I'm not getting 0.98

00:46:20.520 I'm not getting nipple piercings just on a whim. 0.96

00:46:24.960 I guess compared to you 0.87

00:46:26.260 I'm a pretty safe person. Skydiving?

00:46:28.040 I want to actually but I haven't. Eating something

00:46:30.140 that's way too hot

00:46:31.080 and someone says

00:46:31.600 it's too hot

00:46:32.100 you eat it anyways

00:46:32.800 or like when the waiter

00:46:34.100 says like oh careful

00:46:34.820 it's hot

00:46:35.160 and you're just

00:46:35.540 I'll be the judge of that

00:46:36.620 I'll make sure 0.99

00:46:38.060 you ever flush

00:46:39.100 the paper towels

00:46:40.300 in the bathroom

00:46:40.840 the bathroom says

00:46:41.520 don't flush them

00:46:42.100 you flush them

00:46:42.800 but he does that here

00:46:44.220 at this house

00:46:44.940 I'm more of a live on the edge

00:46:46.620 I'm more of a live on the edge

00:46:47.480 as long as you do

00:46:48.120 the two button flush

00:46:49.500 the one where there's

00:46:50.360 what's the deal

00:46:51.340 with that by the way

00:46:52.220 because we're saving water

00:46:53.460 it's 2020

00:46:53.900 what are you saying

00:46:54.440 are there more stories

00:46:55.820 he has

00:46:56.440 Dylan your laptop

00:46:57.360 Phil and I hope it's okay

00:46:58.820 Dylan come on

00:47:00.040 Are there more stories that he has written that he's going to do but he hasn't done yet?

00:47:06.460 Classic question.

00:47:07.500 You probably save your stories for your channel, right?

00:47:09.640 I guess.

00:47:10.140 Well, the one that I'm working on right now is about conspiracy theories.

00:47:12.800 Oh, perfect.

00:47:13.300 Yeah, and I'm just talking about the crazy people that I watch.

00:47:17.860 Not specifically because I don't want to shout them out

00:47:20.160 and then have a bunch of people go to their channels.

00:47:22.340 Oh.

00:47:24.220 You're trying to protect them.

00:47:26.520 You're watching personalities.

00:47:29.020 who are highly invested in this.

00:47:31.280 I wonder if we know any of them.

00:47:32.460 You know AJ?

00:47:34.020 Who's AJ?

00:47:34.760 Anthony Joshua.

00:47:35.700 No.

00:47:36.340 I don't want to say his name

00:47:37.300 because I want a lot of people

00:47:37.960 to go to the channel, 1.00

00:47:38.560 but he's a big brolic motherfucker. 1.00

00:47:40.100 He came on our show once. 1.00

00:47:40.960 He thinks Sandy Hook was fake.

00:47:42.280 Oh, no.

00:47:42.700 That's not good.

00:47:43.240 Oh, no.

00:47:43.720 Oh, no.

00:47:44.240 No, no.

00:47:44.860 No, stop. 1.00

00:47:45.600 No, he's watching some real ass. 1.00

00:47:47.460 No, no, no. 1.00

00:47:47.960 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:47:48.740 Is Caitlin Bennett 0.99

00:47:49.560 on the list of crazy people

00:47:50.520 you're talking about? 0.58

00:47:51.100 So there's this person I watch.

00:47:52.520 He's like this 50-year-old guy.

00:47:53.680 He uploads every day

00:47:54.900 and he just like makes these vlogs.

00:47:57.700 He's just like out just I say vlogs, but he's just like walking to CVS.

00:48:02.180 He's going to like restaurants.

00:48:04.200 He's like, look at this food that people gave me.

00:48:06.480 He'll like go back inside.

00:48:08.240 He'll be like, oh, this fire station.

00:48:10.540 They harassed me a bunch.

00:48:11.780 And I'm like, can you elaborate more?

00:48:14.200 Like there'll be a person walking down the street and he's like, there's an NSA agent.

00:48:17.920 He's there to harass me.

00:48:19.040 I'm just like, yo, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:48:21.360 Back in the day, we used to just call it schizophrenia.

00:48:23.600 Now, now there's a channel on YouTube for it. 1.00

00:48:26.580 like it's these people are fucking nuts no monetize your yeah your mental illness and 0.99

00:48:33.340 like they're all their videos get like under a thousand views but there's still like 10 comments 1.00

00:48:38.800 of people being like oh that's crazy oh for sure yeah and i'm just like they're cults there's so

00:48:43.980 many like levels of like how does this person exist you know they would they would be stoked

00:48:50.340 to know you're watching their channel oh my god yeah i've this is gonna this is gonna sound bad

00:48:55.720 but the person i watch they make artwork i should probably show it to you at some point

00:48:59.820 like and show me i have to okay okay um okay can i like can i show you now please like can we like

00:49:05.860 look it up online or something sure okay will you will you cut this out yeah yeah okay okay so like

00:49:11.180 wow that was fascinating i'm excited for that video i wish i could have showed you guys but uh

00:49:16.440 i can't wait we're not the integrity yeah because if we show it out then there's just going to be

00:49:21.340 like thousands of people that go to this guy and then he's going to think that the government is

00:49:25.100 harassing him and then he's going to delete his channel

00:49:27.040 and I don't want that. Wait, but you don't think that'll

00:49:28.840 just increase the coolness of his videos? 1.00

00:49:30.980 If he's on the run and shit, that'd be dumb. 0.99

00:49:32.880 He's like, welcome back to Vlog Thursday. I'm currently on 0.99

00:49:35.040 the run from the NSA. And he's like in the middle of the woods.

00:49:37.540 Yeah, just in the woods, dude.

00:49:39.000 That'd be fun. I have a

00:49:40.120 selfish question for you. You have a book coming out.

00:49:43.240 Yeah, it's my second book coming out.

00:49:44.800 Second book? Yeah, I should have brought some.

00:49:47.420 Damn. What is it about? 0.99

00:49:49.300 What was the first one about? Are you self-publishing

00:49:51.240 it? Give me some fucking meat. 1.00

00:49:52.880 okay so the the the book that i made it's it's have you ever seen it's not really like story 0.98

00:49:58.200 driven uh it's a lot like my youtube videos just like in chapter form um like uh i guess this is a

00:50:04.660 little sneak peek for the second book because it's not out yet it comes second book comes out

00:50:08.460 march 17th like the very beginning of the book is like introduction how to pick the right font

00:50:14.000 for your book and the whole thing is written comic sans so it's like it's like one day you'll

00:50:20.200 be sitting at home and your publisher will send you an email saying that you need to write a book

00:50:23.940 this isn't a matter of when it's or it isn't a matter of if it's a matter of when and so it's

00:50:28.400 just it's a lot more like i guess self-aware jokes that can only be done in book form um and then uh

00:50:34.180 then basically i just do more stories and opinions and everything uh like the in the second book

00:50:39.140 there's a whole chapter about why the robot uprising won't be as bad as i think it is so

00:50:44.020 you don't think it will um i hope that the robots will take care of us because i think

00:50:48.020 i can make the argument that robots are better than people can i say can i say a joke that got

00:50:52.680 cut from the book yeah of course okay so in the chapter about the robot uprising it's a trump

00:50:58.400 joke by the way okay so in in the the chapter about the robot uprising i'm talking about how

00:51:04.800 robots will be better politicians than than people okay and then i drew this picture of a robot that

00:51:10.220 was you had a little toupee and everything and the robot said i just grabbed him by the ports

00:51:15.100 and I was like can I keep that in

00:51:17.640 and my publishers were like no

00:51:19.080 you can't

00:51:20.240 because it's not family friendly

00:51:22.460 how did that make you feel

00:51:25.060 to have a publisher

00:51:26.420 I'm self publishing

00:51:28.540 and I heard that

00:51:31.380 about publishers they can cut whatever they want

00:51:33.500 they technically own the story

00:51:35.120 it's like it's own hurdle

00:51:37.460 working with other people

00:51:38.640 with my publisher

00:51:40.980 they want to make me happy

00:51:43.120 you know like they want

00:51:44.720 that was too far well yeah

00:51:46.560 the grabbing by the ports thing was like

00:51:49.000 yeah it's a little

00:51:50.980 a little dicey we don't want to get

00:51:52.900 political here but I did

00:51:54.940 I did get the Trump joke in

00:51:56.860 I had the Trump robot he just said

00:51:58.740 we need to build a firewall now

00:52:00.380 that's actually I actually like that one better I think

00:52:02.880 yeah that's cool that's a little more

00:52:04.740 nail on the head for me I like that

00:52:06.700 what is

00:52:09.000 your goal my goal yeah

00:52:10.820 if you're not chasing money

00:52:12.560 time time sense like a year five years give me a uh give me your give me your five-year goal and

00:52:19.340 your 10-year goal okay so uh i'm right now i work from home and the artists they come over to my

00:52:25.760 house and and you know work uh i'm looking to like get an office and expand there i'll just

00:52:31.520 cut out for a second um maybe i've been like no it's it's that cord okay cool uh yeah so i want

00:52:38.760 to i'm trying to get an office uh and for people to come out and have more artists in house because

00:52:43.960 right now only only two artists are like working with me uh in house uh so that's something that

00:52:49.780 i want to do uh i guess i guess the the goal is to expand more uh i have other projects in the

00:52:57.480 works that i'm not allowed to talk about but um uh just like have you know just expand make more

00:53:04.400 cartoons it seems like just keep doing what you love yeah yeah that's that's awesome dude that's

00:53:09.040 awesome because a lot of people are chasing um subscribers views money and it doesn't sound like

00:53:16.500 you're necessarily driven by any of that which is cool yeah i mean that's why i do animation right

00:53:21.380 yeah um yeah that i i always tell people it's like yeah i'm doing youtube for the money that's

00:53:28.620 why i spend hundreds of hours in one video and stuff yeah uh yeah that makes sense you'd be 0.97

00:53:34.260 doing it anyways though yeah 100 you um oh fuck i had a question sorry no no it's not because i 0.95

00:53:41.940 don't remember it no i'm just saying it's okay we all make mistakes the important thing is that 0.97

00:53:45.400 we learn from them or make really good apology videos uh it had to do with money i'm it had to

00:53:54.940 do with so this is the second podcast of the day is it the sponsorship time uh i was yes actually

00:54:02.520 sort of yes two things uh-huh how do you do sponsorship good question i don't no way yeah

00:54:09.880 i don't do sponsorships why uh because okay so the the cocky answer is that i don't want to taint

00:54:15.660 my video for sure uh the not cocky answer is that uh i just don't feel like doing them because i

00:54:22.800 think i think it's like as a business i want to promote myself you know i want to sell my merch

00:54:28.260 i have like i have no problem pushing my own merch or my own like my books because it's like

00:54:31.920 this is me i made this please support the channel and stuff but to be like hey guys check out this

00:54:36.920 this website that can make websites for you it's nothing to do with like my stuff yep uh but you

00:54:42.040 check it out or this mobile game or whatever um i i don't know like it's i i want to i want when

00:54:48.440 people come to my channel for it to be like the odd ones out hub creators creators take notes

00:54:53.940 take fucking notes yeah that's how you build a brand a real brand yeah i i do know like some 0.79

00:54:59.060 people uh especially animation since like they're fighting against the algorithm and like some 0.99

00:55:03.880 people get to monetize like they do rely on sponsorships to you know like make a living

00:55:08.180 which is whatever but i'm fortunate enough to not need to rely on that so yeah what about products

00:55:13.440 you uh sometimes there's like products that you like really believe in or that you really think 0.88

00:55:17.700 your fans would appreciate because we're pretty we're both pretty protective of our shit as well

00:55:21.780 both have our own clothing and our own brands of our own but i think like if somebody comes to me

00:55:25.840 and they have like a cool game or they have something that our fans will really like you've

00:55:29.860 never had one that kind of spoke to you i guess there's like so i really like magic the gathering

00:55:33.620 which is a card game and i've i've talked about magic the gathering in videos before yeah um so

00:55:39.420 i guess that i don't really have a problem being like oh i like playing magic the gathering and

00:55:44.040 here's some fun quirky things about it um like i don't really mind promoting that because i

00:55:48.800 really enjoy the game have you done it if they reach out or so that is like magic the gathering

00:55:54.440 is like the one sponsorship that i've been like maybe on i haven't like gone through with it um

00:56:00.200 because i i've done a video talking about uh like board games or tabletop games and i've

00:56:05.780 talked about magic the gathering in that so i've already you know promoted it in a sense but magic

00:56:10.680 has reached out to me and they're like oh hey do you want to promote this uh like this they have

00:56:14.860 this new game well now i'm promoting it right now so don't do it magic does not have a new game

00:56:20.760 coming out my second question was collabs do you collab besides the mr beast uh oh and i

00:56:28.700 animation collabing is like super easy here's like it's a little tangent but it'll it'll come

00:56:33.360 back later uh so vidcon london 2019 uh last year uh i was on a panel about collabs and i think

00:56:41.420 you're one of your favorite people was was on that panel with me it was uh it was ksi okay yeah

00:56:45.840 uh he we were on a panel col colabbing and everyone was talking about like how like networking and

00:56:51.840 but like with animation all you have to do is just ask they say yes they send a audio clip

00:56:58.820 they send it they just send an audio clip and then you animate over it that's pretty much it

00:57:02.480 we've done that we've done that a lot with the guy who i think put him on the show today right

00:57:08.740 with van van tunes tv on instagram shout out van tunes tv but he i mean if we want something

00:57:14.300 animated we just send him a file and he i guess more so um like if you were to if you were on like

00:57:20.600 my channel any youtuber's channel that's not an animated channel like how do you do it does your

00:57:24.820 does your character show up for a second he's just like yo what's good uh do you mean how i will

00:57:29.540 will you like it's very easy for for a me any youtuber anyone to show up in your video right

00:57:35.900 i go in a corner a closet i do a voice memo i send it to you animate it and then yeah well

00:57:39.980 what about vice versa so then if someone wants to be on on like if they want me on their channel

00:57:44.760 they ask i say okay we're friends um then i send them a voice clip i send it to them and then they

00:57:49.680 animate over it that's but animation only yeah you've never done a real i've done so i have a

00:57:54.320 i have a second channel where you know if especially around vid cons are when like all my

00:57:58.920 you know internet friends are all in under one roof um so you know i've it's you know you like

00:58:04.260 you know how collabs work you just you and someone else you have like a video planned they're there

00:58:09.340 you set up a camera you just record for an hour and then they leave and just splice it up okay

00:58:14.980 cool cool cool cool yeah but uh but for animation it's mostly just send me audio and then i animate

00:58:21.480 over it got you i want to come up with an idea i'm i want to i'd a story time video yeah something

00:58:28.540 you saw the choc tales did you watch any of them well so yeah that was that i when when when you

00:58:35.500 when you came out with them i was like huh interesting idea logan where did you get the

00:58:39.400 idea to do an animation story i'll actually tell you who i got it from where'd you get it from and

00:58:42.980 maybe you this person got it from you um because i just recently found out about you uh swoozy yes

00:58:50.780 yeah yeah he's gonna kill me for that adonde yeah his name's adonde uh yeah no he was he's

00:58:55.540 one of the og people so so like i so i watched swoozies and then i was like this is a good idea

00:59:02.440 and although i'm definitely directly modeling my stuff after him yeah i wouldn't say that's copying

00:59:08.840 there's there's a bunch of animated story time he's also not the first person to tell animated

00:59:13.380 story time just like uh i mean um pretty much every idea you hear this every idea has been

00:59:19.360 done before like nothing's original i don't know if i believe it but like people say it yeah no

00:59:22.860 totally um like that's a thing there's like a whole i guess community of animated story time

00:59:28.100 people um i i'm i'm one of the more successful successful you are you really are you really are

00:59:34.480 is there anyone who is more successful than you animation wise besides that one

00:59:40.080 cartoon family channel what are they called yeah there's probably some toy channels out there

00:59:45.640 What was it called again?

00:59:47.720 Remember we had the dude on that told us about it

00:59:49.460 With the little cantaloupe people that walk around 0.99

00:59:51.100 In the sky and shit 1.00

00:59:53.040 Zach King's kids 0.99

00:59:54.940 It's number two after T-Group

00:59:58.140 Dude it's so good

00:59:59.260 He called T-Series the T-Group

01:00:02.980 I mean technically it's not wrong

01:00:05.600 Yeah they're like little watermelons 0.99

01:00:07.820 Or some shit 0.99

01:00:08.420 Would you say that channel has like a personality 1.00

01:00:10.900 Cocoa Melon

01:00:11.820 Cocomelon.

01:00:13.460 Hell no.

01:00:14.220 It's a team of 50 people in a room making songs.

01:00:16.920 And by the way, they're great.

01:00:17.840 74.6 milli.

01:00:19.180 Nice.

01:00:19.800 Are they the Baby Shark people?

01:00:21.600 Oh, there it is right there.

01:00:24.220 That's an advertisement.

01:00:26.040 Oh, no.

01:00:26.480 Yeah, they weren't the baby.

01:00:27.280 No, they weren't.

01:00:27.800 No, they were the Johnny Johnny,

01:00:29.400 Yes Papa, Open Your Mouth,

01:00:31.300 Ha Ha Ha.

01:00:31.880 They were that people, right?

01:00:32.780 I can't say I know, dude.

01:00:35.080 You don't catch up on this,

01:00:37.120 whatever it's called?

01:00:38.120 Nah, Cocomelon.

01:00:39.320 Banana Cartoon 3D.

01:00:40.560 Listen, Coco Melon. 0.99

01:00:43.020 Odd One's Eyes coming for your throat. 0.99

01:00:47.140 Yeah.

01:00:48.540 Like I said, I'm definitely one of the more successful ones.

01:00:50.960 I don't really keep track of

01:00:52.860 all the toy channels out there

01:00:54.700 because I don't watch them.

01:00:56.160 Would you want to fight Ryan in the ring if you could?

01:00:58.560 Yeah, that's what I thought. 0.99

01:01:02.240 Dude, Ryan's got to get his fucking hands dirty soon. 0.99

01:01:04.640 Dude, this kid's been cleaning up for too long. 0.99

01:01:07.120 How old is he now?

01:01:08.600 He's at least 10, 9.

01:01:10.560 Dude, let's get cook in Ryan's toy time. 0.99

01:01:12.880 Let's get Ryan a little dirty, huh? 1.00

01:01:13.720 Let's put him on a treehouse. 1.00

01:01:15.780 He's got helicopter parents or some shit. 1.00

01:01:18.100 They won't let him in the fucking ring. 1.00

01:01:19.620 My merch at Hot Topic was right next to Ryan's merch. 0.99

01:01:24.600 I was like, I'm right next to Ryan.

01:01:26.640 Wait, your merch was at Hot Topic?

01:01:28.140 Yeah.

01:01:28.520 That's where I got my nails painted. 0.98

01:01:30.820 And I picked my nipple piercing.

01:01:33.540 I miss that store. 1.00

01:01:35.440 Damn, dude. 0.99

01:01:36.020 It's still around. 1.00

01:01:36.720 Look at Ryan, dude.

01:01:38.600 Just not in the ring.

01:01:39.680 see your next challenger logan it could be i know it'd make a lot of money and honestly you'd 0.71

01:01:45.060 probably fucking win something tells me if i met him in real life he's like like you go out to him 0.97

01:01:49.560 you're like yo what's going on man he's like waiting for my accoutrements what the fuck are 1.00

01:01:53.260 you doing here you loser with your shit channel he's like i'm waiting for my charcuterie board 1.00

01:01:59.140 to come out like if you saw him in a restaurant if he's so rich if he emailed you tomorrow and 1.00

01:02:03.140 said can i go on the podcast would you say yes hell yes but we don't say uh no to anyone 0.98

01:02:09.440 no we got we had some real real scumbags on this show bro i'll tell you what 1.00

01:02:17.200 no i'm just kidding oh well you can add one more to the scumbag 0.99

01:02:20.400 you're awesome i really enjoyed this conversation um i wish you the best success whatever that 0.95

01:02:27.680 means to you because i know you're going to save your money if you get it subscribers i'm assuming

01:02:33.040 it takes a back seat for whatever you want to do and hopefully hopefully you keep doing what you

01:02:36.300 love bro thanks major major success thanks where can they find you on uh social media uh just the

01:02:41.440 odd ones out on youtube twitter uh instagram and then it's the tiktoks out on tiktok let's go

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