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00:02:12.320 I got caught, you know, like doing the business. 0.94

00:02:15.840 Jerking off? 0.91

00:02:16.360 Yeah. 1.00

00:02:17.740 To gay porn. 1.00

00:02:19.040 Okay, okay, okay. 1.00

00:02:20.240 Sometimes you just spill it out.

00:02:21.220 No, yeah.

00:02:21.900 I was like 12.

00:02:29.320 like your mom's name is robin right robin is your dad's name pat man it could be

00:02:34.700 it could be it's a great question is that how we're doing it that's that's the end for episode 0.89

00:02:39.460 200 wow holy shit episode 200 of impulsive oh wow oh give me my i need one i put one to your

00:02:48.240 right just a simple eyesight would help you with that i can't see i don't guys we really did it 0.92

00:02:52.280 we made it to episode 200 when we started this podcast i did not expect us to finally get here

00:02:58.380 It's a lot. It's a lot of talking.

00:03:00.460 We're always surprised when you want to listen to us talk for that long.

00:03:03.520 If you aren't subscribed, make sure you do. You do that.

00:03:06.300 We're on a roll and we love you.

00:03:08.400 We're not live like we did for episode 100.

00:03:10.700 We have no live musical performance, but we do have a very special guest before we bring him on.

00:03:16.120 There's some stuff happening to everyone's giving away free Bitcoin on Twitter.

00:03:19.340 You hear, you know, get rich quick.

00:03:20.700 The mainstream media is out here saying that this world is such an evil and dark place.

00:03:24.360 And, and, and, and, you know, Hollywood is, is, is all acting together as the elite and

00:03:28.980 they're all bad, but look at how celebs and entrepreneurs and billionaires have banded

00:03:33.480 together to give twice the initial investment of each user back to the, to the, to the user.

00:03:38.980 I made a million dollars today.

00:03:40.060 Already.

00:03:40.620 Yeah.

00:03:40.940 It's in two hours.

00:03:42.200 Yeah.

00:03:42.680 Yeah.

00:03:42.940 That's great.

00:03:43.480 So what we're talking about here is, uh, among many celebrities, including, you know,

00:03:48.520 Kanye West, Barack Obama, Mr. Beast, Kim Kardashian, Elon Musk, they all got hacked.

00:03:58.120 First off, being hacked is one of the scariest things in the history of mankind.

00:04:01.760 It's horrifying.

00:04:02.620 It's happened to me like seven times.

00:04:03.820 And these hackers tweeted from their accounts and said, hey, if you send Bitcoins to this address, I'll double the amount you sent and send it back.

00:04:12.100 And this will probably go down in history as one of the largest Twitter hacks ever.

00:04:16.980 They got everybody.

00:04:17.640 Right now, a blue check verified user like myself or you or our guests even from today.

00:04:24.080 Can't tweet.

00:04:24.600 Can't tweet.

00:04:25.360 There's nothing you could say.

00:04:26.420 And it's scary.

00:04:27.680 I mean, it's the first time I've ever felt like I couldn't speak.

00:04:30.480 And I love to speak.

00:04:32.120 I love to speak.

00:04:33.600 Hey, episode 200.

00:04:36.280 We're here.

00:04:37.100 Crazy. 1.00

00:04:37.640 First of all, guys, thank you for putting up with the bullshit. 0.99

00:04:41.200 We've been through a lot over this past 100 episodes. 0.98

00:04:43.160 We had shrimp gifts.

00:04:44.360 We had Hawaiian trips.

00:04:45.220 What's your guys favorite moments from the last 100 episodes

00:04:48.740 You can't do this to me

00:04:49.880 It doesn't have to be a favorite moment

00:04:52.040 But what's your favorite thing that came out of the past 100 episodes

00:04:55.600 I like the fact that we discovered

00:04:57.620 We may be better

00:04:59.060 Just doing our own voice

00:05:00.940 You know what I'm saying 1.00

00:05:02.740 You took my fucking thing 1.00

00:05:04.420 I stole your thunder 0.99

00:05:05.380 Let's not say better because I'm sure our guest episode today is going to be fantastic

00:05:08.520 Well that's because we got a heavy hitter

00:05:09.740 You know what I'm saying

00:05:10.340 But you gotta admit there's been times where we've been on this podcast

00:05:12.960 with a guest like uh this is awkward and it's when when we're when it's the boys only it's it's

00:05:18.160 100 for 100 just flowing talking bopping telling stories about our lives you took my thing i got

00:05:22.860 that was my thing we came into our own all three of us i got i got two things one episode 100 was

00:05:28.440 my first time helping out on this show and i did the sound for mgk's performance wow yeah which

00:05:32.480 was that's a cool thing from a kid from cleveland you know yep um and then also in the next or the

00:05:37.540 last 100 episodes i got on the show so i think that's that's a great addition that's a great

00:05:42.080 that is cool indeed yeah i think we solidified ourselves in the podcast space that's that's

00:05:45.720 gotta be the biggest thing like i finally starting to feel like you said um a legitimate podcast

00:05:51.060 both audio and visual a true show and and danny danny she she snapped i i told her i said danny

00:05:58.020 can you go get us confetti cannons she got us balloons she got this chicken she got us a cake

00:06:02.460 she even wrote a little card here she said let's read it congrats boys i'm stoked we have reached

00:06:07.500 200 together we've all grown so much in the last year and a half watching you through grow as a

00:06:11.480 team has been super special and i can't wait for 200 more hopefully we will travel far away from

00:06:15.280 the dick sand soon enough never gonna happen growing and talking sorry we love it there danny

00:06:20.300 danny thank you you're incredible and brad and everybody behind the scenes who who helps out 0.97

00:06:24.200 this show um life-changing life-changing shit it's been fantastic i think we got a lot of a lot

00:06:28.820 more work to do and uh we're finding out what people like and don't like took took some hits 0.96

00:06:32.380 on the kanye political talk from the last episode so yeah maybe maybe that's uh maybe we stay with

00:06:37.340 Dick Sand.

00:06:38.520 Kanye, he dropped out officially, right?

00:06:40.620 Officially dropped.

00:06:41.080 Well, and then he said he officially dropped out,

00:06:43.720 and then today he filed the paperwork with the committee.

00:06:46.780 I don't know what the hell is going on with that guy.

00:06:48.580 It's all hype, man.

00:06:49.560 You just got to build it one way or another.

00:06:51.420 It's hard to keep track of all that.

00:06:53.660 Might be asking why I wore the robe today.

00:06:55.400 Maybe you're not.

00:06:56.640 It's a special day, first of all, and more importantly,

00:06:59.520 it's not every day that we get KSI on the show.

00:07:05.000 I mean, this is exciting.

00:07:07.340 in case that's not the guest

00:07:09.700 yeah

00:07:10.820 cause he lives in London and stuff

00:07:12.880 he lives in the United Kingdom

00:07:15.000 cause COVID-19 can't travel

00:07:16.680 had told the fans

00:07:18.340 no no no

00:07:19.080 I'm not gonna go all the way back to the house and change out of the robe

00:07:22.320 you gotta wear it for the rest of the podcast

00:07:23.960 I'm sure we got a fantastic

00:07:26.360 phenomenal guest we promised you guys a good guest

00:07:28.040 ladies and gentlemen

00:07:29.660 for episode 200

00:07:31.200 we have a very special guest he is a makeup artist

00:07:33.980 and beauty guru with 20 million subscribers

00:07:36.160 on YouTube and over 19 million

00:07:37.860 on Instagram. He's got his own reality

00:07:40.180 show. He was the first male cover girl. 0.97

00:07:42.460 He's my new neighbor, and he's been cancelled 0.99

00:07:44.240 before, but now he's cancelling all you fuckers. 0.99

00:07:46.680 Hi, sisters. 0.99

00:07:47.980 It's James Charnix.

00:07:50.220 Yes. I can't wait.

00:07:53.480 That's a good intro.

00:07:54.580 Thank you. Welcome. I wrote it myself.

00:07:56.400 We used to have a producer.

00:07:57.860 His name was Dylan, and he used to write all the intros, but

00:08:00.180 we had to let him go because we didn't

00:08:02.120 have guests for COVID.

00:08:03.940 Got it. When are these on, or are these fake?

00:08:06.160 Is this just a facade for the podcast?

00:08:07.760 No, they work.

00:08:08.500 And you may like them, you may not.

00:08:09.860 Do you want to try them and see?

00:08:11.280 Because you can hear yourself speak.

00:08:12.860 And so that helps.

00:08:14.020 Hello.

00:08:14.440 Oh, it's nice, right?

00:08:15.560 Sure.

00:08:16.500 It's a little bit more legit.

00:08:17.860 That's why I like, I change my voice.

00:08:19.460 It's good, right?

00:08:19.980 Sure.

00:08:20.880 So how are you?

00:08:21.680 New neighbor?

00:08:22.420 I know.

00:08:22.860 Hi, neighbor.

00:08:23.300 How are you?

00:08:23.740 How are you doing?

00:08:24.100 Good.

00:08:24.380 I'm good today.

00:08:25.680 This week is like a chill week.

00:08:26.720 I had a very crazy busy week last week.

00:08:28.800 This weekend's been hectic.

00:08:29.820 So this week I'm just kind of chilling, going with the vibes.

00:08:31.800 I visited your house a couple of times.

00:08:34.740 Yes.

00:08:34.860 We've been chatting, and I am stunned at how hard you work.

00:08:39.220 You are a workhorse.

00:08:41.440 That's the stuff that no one sees.

00:08:43.580 And can I disclose how much your house was?

00:08:48.560 Do people know?

00:08:49.300 It was a lot of money.

00:08:51.040 It was a gorgeous house.

00:08:51.940 It was a lot of money.

00:08:52.740 It was a big, beautiful house.

00:08:53.680 It was one of two that were being built in the neighborhood, like the new big houses.

00:08:57.440 But no one realizes the type of work that goes into attributing that kind of success.

00:09:01.580 Yeah.

00:09:02.000 Well, for me, I started social media about four and a half, almost five years ago now,

00:09:06.180 which is really weird to think about because it feels like it was yesterday.

00:09:08.680 My absolute number one biggest goal was to buy myself a house.

00:09:11.700 Like I've always been super, I've obsessed with architecture, interior design.

00:09:15.220 Like it was, I thought I was going to be an architect when I was little.

00:09:17.680 So like buying myself a house was like number one goal since day one.

00:09:21.360 So I'm not like a very huge spender.

00:09:23.880 Like I have like, no, I have like nice clothes, jewelry and stuff, but like I don't go out

00:09:27.480 and buy crazy cars.

00:09:28.500 Like I obviously was renting for the last year and a half.

00:09:30.660 You got that electric Tesla.

00:09:32.080 I have one Tesla.

00:09:32.760 I've seen it charging.

00:09:33.400 Okay, but I'm talking

00:09:34.300 like Lambo, Lambo.

00:09:35.460 Yeah, in comparison

00:09:36.120 to like eight different Lambo's 0.99

00:09:37.500 all different colors

00:09:38.100 of the rainbow.

00:09:38.560 Like, that's not me.

00:09:39.440 Oh, you had a little OCD moment

00:09:40.720 that was bothering you up there?

00:09:42.140 The confetti was hanging

00:09:42.980 from the spider webs

00:09:43.720 on the ceiling. 0.98

00:09:45.060 Disgusting. 0.76

00:09:45.900 But, um... 0.97

00:09:46.540 I like that, by the way.

00:09:47.720 Especially at your age.

00:09:48.660 Yeah.

00:09:48.900 That's extremely smart.

00:09:50.080 And as a...

00:09:51.360 I won't call you

00:09:51.840 a fellow cheap person,

00:09:52.900 but I'm a cheap person. 0.99

00:09:53.800 I don't buy shit. 0.99

00:09:54.360 It's true. 1.00

00:09:55.080 I bought this robe.

00:09:55.960 It's the only thing 0.99

00:09:56.340 I ever fucking bought. 0.95

00:09:57.140 Yeah. 0.95

00:09:57.280 so many influencers come into the space that i feel like make a lot of money can you swear in

00:10:01.860 here okay so a lot of influencers come in and just make a shit ton of money really really quickly and

00:10:07.340 then blow it on alcohol partying drugs or like new cars all these things and then like two years in

00:10:12.940 when they've completely faded out because they have no actual talent they're broke and they're

00:10:17.200 sitting there like oh my god what do i do now so i was like okay i like obviously this is not

00:10:21.120 going to be forever i mean i hope obviously that is fingers crossed um but you know if just in

00:10:26.180 case it's not i'm trying to you know use what i have and make investments and build businesses so

00:10:30.520 i don't end up bro yeah but not a lot of young people are thinking like that james like i know

00:10:34.840 i'm in the circle you're 21 yeah so i'm in the circle congratulations you can drink now do you

00:10:40.660 do you see the video what yeah you were gonna try it thank you there you go yeah well i'm a sister

00:10:47.260 sure you're gonna try alcohol is that what it is that what it was did you know i'm not one of those

00:10:52.400 people that's like i've never had alcohol that's bullshit um i just i've never been involved with

00:10:56.540 drinking or involved with as if it's i've never enjoyed drinking it was just never really my 0.88

00:11:00.840 thing i didn't go to parties in high school i've i've tried everything like i used to have sips 0.96

00:11:04.320 my dad's beer tried my mom's wine it was fucking disgusting um and of course like i would take 0.75

00:11:08.320 shots my friends occasionally whenever there's something fun happening but never indulged in 0.96

00:11:12.100 like oh let me go get like a mimosa or like a she's not casually drinking no never and i've

00:11:17.120 never been drunk either so for my 21st birthday i filmed a drunk makeup tutorial and completely

00:11:21.920 blocked out with a bottle in 1942 oh my god we filmed the whole thing so i figured like if i'm

00:11:26.540 gonna do it once might as well get it on camera was it okay or um i mean i don't remember really

00:11:31.420 any of it but then i got to watch it back and oh it's hilarious did you edit out yeah there had to

00:11:36.060 be cuts when i did a drunk uh q a with josie we had to we had to cut 80 of it i think like it was

00:11:44.760 you didn't record all of it either embarrassing embarrassing i will say like my friends all said

00:11:50.800 that i was ridiculously annoying which any of us could have guessed going into it but i didn't like

00:11:55.380 i didn't say anything inappropriate i didn't like cry over any guys and try to text anybody so like

00:12:00.460 i was annoying but responsible drunk so that was at least good so we didn't have to make any like

00:12:05.700 crazy career ruining cuts if that's what the question was but lots of cuts that actually

00:12:10.500 doesn't surprise me often i find that like uh a lot i wonder if there's like a correlation between

00:12:16.880 people who are successful fiscally yeah sure sure yeah um and being able to maintain themselves when

00:12:23.320 they're definitely not successful definitely not successful entertainers and it but i maybe fiscal

00:12:28.200 responsibility because obviously we know a lot of i bet you there's as much of a correlation between

00:12:32.280 people who aren't responsible with alcohol and drugs and are also not physically fiscally

00:12:36.580 responsible yeah you know what i'm saying yeah but he's on he's operating on a uh a different

00:12:41.380 level i think seems like it like like are are there any influencers that come to your mind 0.54

00:12:45.340 that you've seen like fucked up who are at like top tier? 0.81

00:12:48.240 Cause not, I haven't. 0.98

00:12:49.360 Not, not that would get that fucked up in public. 0.98

00:12:52.860 Where, where, where do you get that from? 0.97

00:12:54.280 Where do you, where do you get that fiscal response?

00:12:55.700 At 21, that's no idea.

00:12:57.260 Like I've just always been very different

00:12:59.360 from a lot of the other kids my age.

00:13:00.680 I mean, my dad runs his own business

00:13:01.940 and I feel like he taught me a lot about

00:13:03.540 being financially responsible

00:13:05.000 and making good decisions and stuff.

00:13:06.240 But like my parents were honestly pretty like lenient on me.

00:13:09.080 Like, um, I was able to do my own thing.

00:13:11.320 I've always been super, super independent.

00:13:12.560 Like I was going to New York city on the train

00:13:14.140 when I was, like, 13 going to visit my internet friends.

00:13:16.260 Jesus. 0.99

00:13:16.880 Holy shit. 1.00

00:13:17.340 But, like, they knew that I was making good decisions. 0.99

00:13:19.020 I was already making my own money from being on social media

00:13:21.420 and, like, coding Tumblr themes and stuff.

00:13:23.460 Wait, at 13?

00:13:24.040 Yeah.

00:13:24.400 Wait, where were you from, by the way?

00:13:25.760 New York, upstate.

00:13:26.800 Amazing.

00:13:27.280 We're about to.

00:13:28.280 Right outside of Albany.

00:13:28.640 Like, I need the zip code.

00:13:29.560 Right outside of Albany.

00:13:30.280 A town called Bethlehem.

00:13:31.260 Okay, nice, nice.

00:13:32.120 So you were destined for this.

00:13:34.500 You literally were destined for this.

00:13:36.020 I mean, I started doing, I ran a Twitter account when I was 11

00:13:38.320 called That's What Kids Do, and I was posting, like,

00:13:40.300 relatable quotes and, like, little things.

00:13:41.360 How many followers did it have?

00:13:42.580 It had like 80,000.

00:13:43.660 But that was a lot.

00:13:45.240 That was a lot.

00:13:46.020 Of course.

00:13:46.340 But 11?

00:13:46.780 Still is a lot.

00:13:47.600 Well, no, it was a lot.

00:13:48.660 Okay, sure.

00:13:49.280 But it was a lot for like 2000 and –

00:13:52.500 Probably 2013-ish, right?

00:13:54.420 Sometime around that.

00:13:55.080 I have no idea.

00:13:55.740 I'm too lazy to do the math right now.

00:13:57.020 I already did too much math today.

00:13:59.520 So that was like a ton of followers that time.

00:14:01.640 I used to be like one of those like relatable teen quotes accounts.

00:14:05.380 And I made a lot of money on like ads for that account.

00:14:07.880 So I started saving up.

00:14:08.860 and then i put in my bio like 11 year old james running this account and then my account they

00:14:13.760 deleted my account twittered it because you had to be 13 so then my mom had to like write in a

00:14:17.980 paperwork be like oh this account's actually run by me to get it back oh got it back and then and

00:14:23.500 then one of the other big accounts dm me was like oh my god we should trade accounts for a week and

00:14:27.540 they were bigger account i was like oh my god sorry here's my password and then they took my 0.87

00:14:30.240 account oh he got bested yeah that's the first store so you were a hustler from early for sure

00:14:35.280 real young age but before before that happened thank god i started tumblr and i've always been

00:14:40.220 like really into design like i was saying earlier with architecture interior design so i learned how

00:14:43.740 to code html and css i was designing tumblr themes you know how to code yeah not i'm not fluent in

00:14:48.940 anymore but i used to be really good um but i was designing tumblr themes and selling them for

00:14:53.320 people it's it's interesting talking to him because our generation was just above that cusp

00:15:00.260 where like skills like that were valuable didn't you ever do it on myspace

00:15:03.540 i never did myspace i never did mcml on the backside surely you remember when we were younger

00:15:09.880 and i would come over to your house and attempt to code you remember that yeah you try to make

00:15:13.680 some little little soccer flick game i try it was too hard for me for some reason my mind doesn't

00:15:17.800 compute i i really really like problem solving strategical thinking anything that like requires

00:15:24.240 like a lot of memorization and like stuff like i like figuring out problems that's why you like

00:15:27.900 escape that's why i love it right like to me i always looked at like designing websites as like

00:15:32.600 a problem it's like how do i get to the finished result which of course i could envision in my

00:15:37.320 head but it's like how do you design and you ever met mr beast before no but i want to so

00:15:42.620 you have very sit like he's a big time problem solver like mathematician driven by data and 0.99

00:15:47.600 stuff like that you guys would probably have a fuck that was my favorite conversation which i 0.96

00:15:51.100 feel like was so lame everyone like math was yeah same really yep i love that calculus they call me 0.99

00:15:56.020 the cow god nope i don't think you call yourself something they do you know why i did though

00:16:01.400 because i was the best 100 a plus and no not even 100 out of 100 100 completion rate every test

00:16:07.660 100 completion rate completion rate good job exactly i was one of the only students to get

00:16:15.060 100 on my new york state geometry test and ap geometry so or not ap sorry that's a lie really

00:16:20.800 that's a lie uh like advanced geometry okay that was like my high school flex well so this is what

00:16:25.360 i'm saying though like no one no one thinks about that stuff they see they see you doing makeup and

00:16:29.520 to see your followers on youtube but there's like a there's something innate about you that

00:16:33.320 contributes to your success and it is probably that like problem solving gene and for me it it

00:16:39.320 equates to winning and then doing it again and overcoming challenges time and time and time

00:16:44.280 again which is all youtube is like you've been doing this for four or five years now and you've

00:16:49.340 definitely solidified a space because like you said there's a lot of people who shoot up really

00:16:54.000 quick and then they come down just as fast absolutely i mean i've always like i said like

00:16:58.580 i always go into everything kind of with my all and i really like problem solving so i feel like

00:17:02.220 it's just about kind of the mindset and like the approach i mean of course i do do this because i

00:17:06.100 love doing it yeah i would not be here going through like what i do if i didn't but like

00:17:10.220 there is a part of it that like to me like my career like is like an escape room like how can

00:17:14.260 i always get to the next step how can i always reach the next level like how can i always push

00:17:17.800 myself one step further and like design a harder level for myself you know yeah yeah i also i also 0.87

00:17:23.120 want to uh present something before i forget oh shit for the milk we we did get you your favorite 0.96

00:17:27.720 starbucks drink i believe oh the pink drink the pink drink well four of them wait did we get we 0.97

00:17:33.020 didn't get a starbucks sponsorship right no but i was gonna say we finally broke the broke through

00:17:37.420 no we know this drink is literally on the menu because of me what is it called the pinkity

00:17:43.140 drink it cheers sisters well i know it's on the as the pink drink here we go episode 200 200 um it

00:17:49.080 was you had you used to have to order this by ordering it was a venti strawberry acai refresher

00:17:53.640 with coconut milk and water.

00:17:55.480 So is it secret menu?

00:17:56.700 It used to be,

00:17:58.000 but then so many people,

00:17:58.860 I just started calling it

00:17:59.600 the pink drink on Snapchat and stuff

00:18:00.700 and so many other people

00:18:01.420 started ordering it

00:18:02.100 and now it's actually on the menu

00:18:03.280 as pink drink.

00:18:03.900 That's what Dani said.

00:18:04.540 Yeah, it blew up.

00:18:05.560 She said you made this drink.

00:18:06.660 And Starbucks literally DM me

00:18:07.640 and be like,

00:18:07.880 oh my God,

00:18:08.160 we have so many people

00:18:08.760 order the pink drink.

00:18:09.460 We love you.

00:18:10.000 And I was like,

00:18:10.360 oh, we'd love to work together

00:18:11.320 or something.

00:18:11.560 And then they ignored it.

00:18:12.420 No, come on. 1.00

00:18:12.920 And that's dumb. 1.00

00:18:14.320 And that's dumb. 1.00

00:18:14.960 You literally have proven 0.99

00:18:16.340 that you're like a market maker

00:18:17.460 for a product.

00:18:18.800 Like if I was a brand

00:18:19.700 and worked on the brand team like i used so i would capitalize on that like i would want you

00:18:23.800 to keep it going you know so it'd be a very smart check right i think i mean it's not like i need

00:18:28.280 like i don't i'm not asking for a check but i think it'd be a fun partnership for sore that's

00:18:31.840 why it's cool when you can work with brands that like you use and and uh find every day in your

00:18:36.980 life like i i use here see this blistex chaps sap chapstick chaps chapstick sore snap cap is

00:18:42.900 always in my left pocket blistex please that's like me with bluetooth and i got that deal it's

00:18:48.040 always in your left pocket it's always in my left pocket and i love it what so mathematics obviously

00:18:52.900 but then another thing that you you can't deny about james is is the charisma factor right he's

00:18:58.180 and you're in a you're in a you're in a um i don't even know how to describe it a treacherous

00:19:04.760 industry in the beauty community i mean good god i know i'm listen i'm by no means even remotely an 0.90

00:19:11.260 expert i'm as far from that as possible on it but i have seen some nasty shit happen in that

00:19:16.660 community how do you stay like a flow and try to do you try to stay out of it you've been embroiled

00:19:22.320 in some of it i know but i've been embroiled in all of it unfortunately for me like i mean i

00:19:26.320 definitely started in the industry when i was 16 so i did you i used to have and i mean still to

00:19:31.680 this day do have every youtuber has an ego and we'd all be lying if we said we didn't um there's

00:19:36.620 a level to narcissism to this job a million percent regardless i started this job being

00:19:40.820 super super egotistical i thought it was better than everybody i used to get in fights with 1.00

00:19:43.800 everybody like of the other gurus and stuff but i quickly realized like okay this is fucking stupid 0.98

00:19:48.160 i look like a brat yeah and also like this is like i actually like these people like what what 0.98

00:19:52.140 is going on but it came from a point of like i was practicing really hard i was improving my skills

00:19:56.760 i was putting out good content and just like wasn't necessarily seeing the same type of growth or like

00:20:00.960 quick growth i'm a very impatient person that's definitely one of my uh my personality downfalls

00:20:05.920 but also a good thing as well because it helps me get shit done yeah um but i started off really

00:20:09.800 dramatic and wanting to always be involved with stuff but as i've gotten older i've lost all

00:20:13.720 interest completely in drama and over the past i would say two years or at least two and a half

00:20:19.600 years so probably about like half my career now i've avoided it at all costs and a lot of the

00:20:23.660 drama that i have been involved with has been other people either dragging me in or like just

00:20:28.880 a stupid scandal that happened from online but for the last two years it's never been me calling

00:20:34.280 somebody out shading somebody or doing like something unnecessary i just don't believe in 0.98

00:20:37.340 that i've never like no that's a lie at first i saw it as a competition like i said i was tweeting

00:20:43.080 people getting in fights and stuff but as i started growing my own brand and kind of you know

00:20:46.800 cut out my own like vertical vertical my own lane in the industry like i just didn't see it that way

00:20:53.340 anymore and like for me i feel like that's how i kind of keep going through it like i don't see it

00:20:57.160 as competition i've worked my butt off like i have innovative content i have a great team around me

00:21:01.360 i'm doing something that not a lot of other people are doing and like i know that if even if other

00:21:05.500 people do do that like it's i can do the same thing and still have my own twist on it and still

00:21:09.960 make it great yeah it's like i just have never really understood the mindset behind like always

00:21:14.480 you need to beat somebody always you need to pass somebody always you need to sell more than 0.99

00:21:17.360 somebody else like love that it's just stupid i think it's so stupid you got that early it's 1.00

00:21:21.760 easier said than done i was gonna say that's a very high level of thought well i feel like i 0.99

00:21:25.840 unfortunately have been forced into having that thought because of the things that i've you know

00:21:30.480 gotten drugged into we've had beef before i don't even remember it you don't you don't know about 0.99

00:21:36.440 this no yeah like i um i think i tweeted you saying calling you an imbecile dude for some 0.99

00:21:42.120 reason that affected me good as it said i hope so because no one says imbecile like that's a 0.99

00:21:47.260 great word yeah when you get hit with a name that like you don't hear like you fucking carpet sniffer 0.99

00:21:51.080 do we want to talk about what wait a second hold on wait no where did you just say where did you 0.99

00:21:58.120 just get carpet sniffer from um my girlfriend loves to sniff uh blankets and i just changed

00:22:03.680 it to carpet because i call her a blanket sniffer i was there's a series of oh okay never mind

00:22:08.180 there's a series of books series of unfortunate events which is my favorite i love it have you

00:22:11.360 read it favorite series of all time one of the characters and um sniffs carpets well she calls

00:22:15.860 people carpet sniffers oh no way is that the sister right nope it's the little rich girl who

00:22:20.340 was at the private school whenever they you must have read all the books i did i only read i was a 1.00

00:22:23.920 large fan oh wow gave up halfway through i can't read i i um do you enjoy well that's why i called 1.00

00:22:28.900 doing imbecile because i knew you were kidding him he's like because you are an imbecile but 0.99

00:22:33.680 you had to make audiobooks too bro what did i hear what did happen why did i call yeah that's 1.00

00:22:38.660 what i was wondering what was that related to i don't even know i don't remember which

00:22:43.400 honestly probably says something about the idea of drama in general like here we are for i doubt

00:22:49.460 it because i remember jake got involved too because he was trying to mend the situation

00:22:53.980 Because you guys were close at the time

00:22:55.580 I remember

00:22:56.500 Because you said that

00:22:58.800 He's like, don't worry, Logan, I'll handle this

00:23:00.300 And then he just tweeted something

00:23:01.700 Did he handle it?

00:23:02.680 No

00:23:02.900 What about the most recent drama?

00:23:05.900 Because we got into some drama

00:23:07.480 What, you and James?

00:23:08.800 Yeah

00:23:09.060 We did get into some drama

00:23:10.280 So with some photoshopping of a billboard

00:23:13.720 So you knew 1.00

00:23:14.400 Oh, shit 0.99

00:23:17.040 I was told to photoshop some stuff out 0.99

00:23:20.920 Clearly I didn't do the best job

00:23:22.140 But if I defended you

00:23:23.320 and it actually probably made the picture worse.

00:23:25.240 I mean, it definitely did make the picture worse,

00:23:27.140 but it didn't offend me because instant influence

00:23:29.160 was still the number one YouTube original show of all time.

00:23:30.940 You killed that.

00:23:32.080 So I didn't really need the promotion. 0.99

00:23:33.440 You killed that.

00:23:33.900 I gotta say, I came out on the winning side on that one

00:23:37.960 in a big way because I got a $20,000 billboard

00:23:41.940 from him and my girlfriend, $25,000 billboard from them,

00:23:45.220 but you responding to him blurring out yours

00:23:48.820 went press viral.

00:23:50.560 Did it really?

00:23:50.980 Yes, to an extent.

00:23:52.180 Yeah, and I got the press I needed.

00:23:54.040 Well, good.

00:23:54.480 I hope the book sold out.

00:23:55.800 It did incredible.

00:23:56.940 I just figured – I was joking just to clarify as well.

00:23:59.660 I was not actually mad.

00:24:00.440 Of course.

00:24:00.840 I know.

00:24:01.220 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:24:01.740 Just to make sure.

00:24:02.840 Just like how many influencer things can you push in one picture?

00:24:07.500 Even if it was in the background like – and I knew very easily.

00:24:10.980 I knew you were going to see it.

00:24:14.020 Well, that's what it goes back to is like I think obviously my makeup reality competition show had nothing to do with your book.

00:24:20.060 so like i said it was not offended at all being a blurred out but i think that goes back to what

00:24:23.720 we were saying earlier is like it's like i just don't see anything as a competition really so like

00:24:28.000 if i had like once again not mad about the thing but like if i had taken a picture of the billboard

00:24:32.360 like i would have even been like oh my god look at like mike's little billboard right well yours

00:24:35.940 was higher way higher yeah you know do you do you think uh you have an easier time saying that you

00:24:42.060 don't uh do the competitive and dissing thing because you're on top now does that make it easier

00:24:46.460 for you no because i've had that same mentality for quite a few years now i've had that mentality

00:24:51.000 since i was like number probably three or four right in the beauty space so it hasn't been uh

00:24:57.380 changed or influenced by your views uh no i think for me like i'm always the only competition i'm in

00:25:04.980 is with myself like i have a goal for like what i want to do with my career and like i'm the only

00:25:09.220 person stopping me from doing that yeah like i know like anybody else can once again do the same

00:25:13.160 thing but i know they're not going to do it in the same way that i will whether it be better or

00:25:15.840 worse like it doesn't matter to me because why you think just they can't because it's just

00:25:19.980 different like there's not a lot of other beauty gurus that i could see hosting a reality like

00:25:23.800 makeup competition show like there's not a lot of other people that you know are working on the

00:25:27.460 type of ideas that i want to work on for you have everything you have a lot of skills that are uh

00:25:31.920 pretty much you can't recreate yeah like like even just um but then there are also skills that

00:25:36.700 other people do have that i don't have so like sure sure but but the thing is like and this is

00:25:40.980 i think what makes sometimes um entertainers in general is how talented they are in in different

00:25:49.420 verticals yeah you're very talented in a bunch of different verticals you know what i'm saying like

00:25:53.920 uh your charisma is one thing your creative ability is another your hard-working uh nature

00:25:58.620 is another and then i was gonna say you're just inherent talent james i was looking at uh some of

00:26:04.260 the work work you've done um just here you can't see it because the balloons are in the way but

00:26:08.000 They can see it on Nosh.

00:26:09.280 That middle photo is disgusting.

00:26:11.020 No, but look.

00:26:11.880 There's Danny, by the way.

00:26:12.900 Just a quick...

00:26:13.420 Danny.

00:26:14.540 Danny.

00:26:15.500 Thank you, Danny.

00:26:16.500 You know, that middle photo

00:26:18.040 is probably my least favorite photo

00:26:19.700 that I have on my Instagram page.

00:26:21.040 I just Googled a bunch.

00:26:22.680 But look, I have a bunch.

00:26:23.500 I have a bunch.

00:26:23.880 Is that like an ode to Alex and Wonder?

00:26:25.180 Was that Alex and Wonder?

00:26:26.020 It was a sponsored post

00:26:26.960 that I had to do.

00:26:27.560 But very cool, though.

00:26:28.520 That story's incredible.

00:26:29.800 Bro, your Coachella looks?

00:26:31.500 Luke's. 1.00

00:26:32.080 L-E-W.

00:26:32.520 Coachella looks.

00:26:33.380 I'm so sad about Coachella this year.

00:26:34.760 Yeah, me too.

00:26:35.520 That's the one festival

00:26:36.360 I love going to.

00:26:37.040 Wait, hold on.

00:26:37.400 Can we talk about Coachella for a second?

00:26:39.060 There's this video. 0.99

00:26:41.120 I was not sucking dick on a Ferris wheel. 1.00

00:26:42.860 Okay, okay. 1.00

00:26:43.880 Although I wish I was, but it was not me. 0.99

00:26:46.020 Because we've had other dick-sucking scandals on this show before, obviously. 0.99

00:26:49.400 I personally love a dick-sucking scandal, but no, that was not me on the Ferris wheel. 1.00

00:26:53.420 Are you sure? 0.99

00:26:54.000 That was an infamous fiction.

00:26:55.020 Like I said, wish it was.

00:26:56.540 Wasn't.

00:26:56.960 We saw it.

00:26:58.000 We saw it.

00:26:58.580 I did have quite a scandal at that Coachella, but it was not a Ferris wheel one.

00:27:02.260 Well, we were impressed. 0.99

00:27:03.820 We were all kind of like, damn. 0.99

00:27:05.800 Get it. 0.99

00:27:06.200 We all want to be on that Ferris Whale

00:27:09.540 Ferris Whale

00:27:11.900 We can go on together

00:27:13.720 Next Coachella 0.74

00:27:14.480 That sounds like a scandal 0.98

00:27:17.400 That's just going to start right fucking now 1.00

00:27:19.420 My girlfriend's going to watch us 1.00

00:27:20.500 She can be there 0.98

00:27:23.540 Now this is really fucking 0.99

00:27:25.860 This is what you watch the show for 0.99

00:27:28.960 Oh my god

00:27:29.880 For real, James, you're multi-talented

00:27:32.320 The fashion's crazy 0.99

00:27:33.240 I mean, shit, look at this 0.99

00:27:36.200 butterflies uh-huh that was from the palette this that was what started it all this is what 0.99

00:27:43.240 started it all yeah right okay so i remember seeing so senior yearbook photo yep i remember

00:27:48.960 seeing this and i and i wasn't sure if if it had been photoshopped or not i wasn't sure how this

00:27:55.020 was possible definitely oh definitely was photoshopped for sure but like the story the

00:27:59.360 story happened basically took my senior photos they looked like busted so i went back and asked

00:28:04.420 i emailed the company and asked if i could like take them again and then i checked them again

00:28:08.220 brought a ring light and then they let me like retouching myself really and they're in the air

00:28:11.760 book now and then my friend delaney corrigan that was in my homeroom with me oh she took part in my

00:28:16.960 photo and then i actually um i was really good friends with you know rcl beauty like the og 0.68

00:28:22.680 rcl beauty 5 uh uh i know the name i don't she's like one of the og like beauty biggest she's like 0.85

00:28:28.360 one of the biggest ever she's like number one for the longest time she used to do all the disney

00:28:32.100 princess videos oh i do know this girl yeah not personally but yes so when i first started in

00:28:36.300 social media i only had like 50 000 followers but we had been dm back and forth about me doing her

00:28:39.940 makeup for something and she invited me she was living in philadelphia at the time um and she had

00:28:45.440 invited me to go hang out and like just like do her makeup and stuff and i really wanted to because

00:28:50.400 obviously she was huge on the platform was giving me a lot of really helpful advice so i took the

00:28:54.140 train down to philadelphia and like slept over in her house for a few days it was super fun

00:28:56.980 but she was actually the person that was like you should turn this into a meme and post on your

00:29:00.740 instagram because i just took the photo being like oh i look bad i want to redo this but she

00:29:06.300 was one that was like oh you should turn this into like a meme and post it wow yeah and it

00:29:09.860 probably blew up oh the next morning it literally it blew i went from having like 50 000 likes that

00:29:14.360 one had like 350 000 on instagram and this is back in like 2016 when that was a lot of likes

00:29:20.020 now you got charlie d'amelio with 7 million likes for a picture it's crazy so like it blew up

00:29:25.000 everywhere every press outlet was asking me about it i had like managers reaching out to wanting to

00:29:28.520 work with me and then this meme is what got me the cover girl deal no way yeah really wait is this uh

00:29:34.660 how did this become a meme i posted i posted the left photo with the caption like when your

00:29:39.800 yearbook photo turns out bad so you retake it yeah okay i don't remember exactly what the

00:29:43.800 wording was but when you retake it with the ring light or something and then you became the first

00:29:47.100 ever male cover girl which we have here yes you look a lot skinnier there oh no no no like

00:29:55.000 there he goes

00:29:57.900 alright switch seats

00:29:58.660 it's probably the contours

00:29:59.920 it's gotta be the

00:30:00.880 well that lighting is

00:30:02.740 that lighting is

00:30:03.560 homophobic

00:30:04.800 to say the least

00:30:05.680 really

00:30:05.980 what do you mean

00:30:06.900 just the lighting

00:30:07.580 the photo composition

00:30:08.480 the skin texture

00:30:09.340 the lighting

00:30:09.700 the eyebrows

00:30:10.240 everything about this photo

00:30:11.160 is just

00:30:11.480 you look healthier now

00:30:14.880 I guess is what I'm saying

00:30:15.740 oh there we go

00:30:16.480 can I use the word

00:30:18.700 like jaunt

00:30:19.760 maybe a little bit

00:30:20.600 sure

00:30:20.860 I mean I was literally

00:30:21.640 like 16

00:30:22.540 like a little frail

00:30:23.420 like you could have

00:30:24.120 snapped me in half

00:30:24.840 you still can now but can we i was skinny at 16 you showed pictures the other day can we can we

00:30:30.860 get into high school a little bit because i feel like for people watching this is probably a great

00:30:34.900 topic what was high school like for you it was fun honestly i feel like a lot of social media

00:30:39.680 people have a really bad high school experience i honestly enjoyed it um i was very good at school

00:30:45.260 so like i was really able to kind of focus on like the fun parts of it rather than like studying

00:30:48.460 constantly um i definitely was not like super popular i had a really solid group of friends

00:30:53.720 and i was friends with everybody like i definitely was friends with everybody but like wasn't invited

00:30:58.240 to the popular kid parties wasn't invited to the popular kid birthday parties but they like they 0.96

00:31:03.220 like fucked with you like they were like not like you were cool to them but you just didn't you 0.85

00:31:06.440 weren't like uber popular kind of i definitely became more cool to them once i started doing 0.99

00:31:10.600 makeup and then all the girls wanted me to do their hair and makeup for ball and prom and stuff

00:31:14.320 and i think that's why i started getting hung out with and invited a lot more places what was it

00:31:19.020 like from uh like uh acceptance and like inclusivity i was gonna say when did you when

00:31:23.680 did you come out when i was 12 so in like seventh grade nobody cared literally nobody cared um and

00:31:30.340 i don't like it was not a well-kept secret either like it was so blatantly you think location has

00:31:35.640 anything to do with it being in new york a million percent for sure a trillion percent i mean i did

00:31:39.760 i was lucky enough to go into a very very good school district like the number one in upstate

00:31:44.000 new york i think yep um so like it was a lot of middle class or upper class families that were a

00:31:49.440 lot more accepting mostly like left wing i guess i'm not very political but um yeah we try not to

00:31:55.740 be either i've heard otherwise um but i would definitely say that it was i was definitely met

00:32:01.240 with a lot of acceptance um i wouldn't even say really acceptance it was just like nobody really

00:32:04.860 cared it's like a better way to which is actually probably better i feel like oh for sure like

00:32:08.860 indifference is like everyone can just live their lives a million percent of course i like did get

00:32:13.280 bullied here and there but i really just have never cared like i've never been the type of

00:32:16.800 person that's like oh no whatever will i do now does that make does your uh kind of smooth sailing

00:32:22.380 to an extent experience make it harder for you to um put yourself in the shoes of people who may be

00:32:27.700 going through a tougher time like have you have you have you been able to like speak to people

00:32:31.020 and like help them through those times i'm sure you have i definitely yes i would say i'm not a

00:32:35.080 very like i'm not very good at like being sympathetic to people like i i'm i love i can

00:32:40.620 talk to people i can give good advice and i love being able to speak to those fans that are going

00:32:44.200 through that and i always am able to you know say what i need to that i know is going to help them

00:32:48.180 so it's not like i it's not like i can't imagine the situation or try to help them through it

00:32:52.620 because i'm blessed enough to have a job where literally me being myself does help them through

00:32:57.220 it a lot of times and like that's the best thing in the entire fucking world yeah um but in terms

00:33:00.600 i i would say yeah like my parents were extremely accepting the way that i got the way that i came

00:33:05.720 out to them was not like uh like hey mom and dad i might be gay so like we never had to really go

00:33:09.860 through that like awkward conversation either i literally got caught online really what you mean 0.94

00:33:14.800 i have a story time about it i got caught you know like doing the business jerking off yeah 0.99

00:33:20.460 to gay porn okay okay okay sometimes just spill it out no yeah i was i was like 12 and my dad came 0.98

00:33:29.000 in the middle of the night it was and like opened the door and thank god well so okay so i used to 0.96

00:33:33.620 have i've always been a diy queen or like interior design queen like i said i used to have two closets

00:33:37.700 my room um both of them were like only like like very like the sliding door foot deep yeah closet

00:33:42.880 right and i converted one of them into like a little tumblr desk area with like my imac that

00:33:47.100 i had saved up for my tumblr coding um so i had it like in there so my dad like walked in and saw

00:33:51.780 me like butt naked you know doing it oh no what okay you know what i mean like like butt naked

00:33:58.900 like i'm like pants down or like pants down pants down pants down but everything's out yeah and he's 0.53

00:34:05.380 like what the like you need to go to bed so i was like okay so i'd like literally turn off my

00:34:08.680 computer like flung myself across the room and like just like went to bed cried myself to sleep

00:34:12.780 was like scared as fuck but he couldn't see the computer screen from the doorway like the doorway 0.78

00:34:18.920 was here and like the it was against this wall and the desk was like in in the wall so he couldn't 0.79

00:34:24.120 see it and the next i was too scared to like touch my computer so the next day i went to school

00:34:28.020 and then when i got home i was still like too scared to do anything and then of course my 0.95

00:34:32.080 parents like we need to talk about this and like can you show us your history and my dumb ass forgot 0.66

00:34:35.680 to clear it clear it no i was gonna clear it i know clear and close your tabs every day to this 0.70

00:34:40.700 day that's why i was clear history close tabs 25 james literally i literally it's like on my bookmarks

00:34:46.480 on my phone like don't even care anymore but like it literally i was so embarrassed and like that's

00:34:51.160 how i got caught but i'm honestly glad that it happened that way yeah that's what i was gonna

00:34:55.400 say because they literally the conversation was more like hey you shouldn't be like on these

00:34:58.860 websites like they're it's really dangerous for you to be doing this and like also like naked

00:35:04.000 standing in front of your window like who knows who could drive by no judgment but but like we

00:35:08.100 love you that so i was like that was a lot easier than having to be like hey mom and dad i'm gay

00:35:11.500 how but but at 12 okay i'm gonna ask this question and i hope this comes out the right way

00:35:16.640 at 12 they probably won't they probably not knowing me but you know i've become a little

00:35:21.020 bit more articulate and uh no go for it politically correct words over the years 200 episodes of

00:35:25.720 pocket it's a lot of talking it's a lot of talking um at 12 years old was there a thought

00:35:30.580 in your mind that your sexuality wasn't the conventional sexuality that you're raised by

00:35:36.060 like uh when you're young sorry does it's making sense to you like did you did you have an inkling

00:35:42.960 of even being scared of coming out or is this like yo this is who i am and i this is the way

00:35:47.260 you're so young like did you know like how would you like no see that's what i'm saying you can't

00:35:52.180 Or did you know that it wasn't, like, the convention?

00:35:54.840 It's okay.

00:35:56.020 I'm a firm believer in, like, people learn through ignorance.

00:35:58.860 I feel like you're fine.

00:36:00.520 I'm a prime example of that.

00:36:01.840 Yes, you are.

00:36:02.280 So am I.

00:36:02.780 So am I.

00:36:03.560 I definitely, I mean, I grew up, like, borrowing my mom's, like, stockings and heels from her

00:36:08.180 closet and, like, prancing around the house.

00:36:09.500 So that's what I'm saying.

00:36:10.120 It was just you.

00:36:10.960 Yeah.

00:36:11.460 So it was no, like, coming out because it's, like, yo.

00:36:14.060 I'm not sure when it would have actually, like, and I was already out to my Tumblr blog

00:36:18.760 as well.

00:36:19.660 Like, but, like, my parents didn't know about it and stuff.

00:36:21.680 so like my like people online knew and i wasn't scared about talking about it either it was just

00:36:26.520 really like i like i don't know when i would have told my family had i not gotten caught but i wasn't

00:36:32.400 scared to i just didn't i guess i just like i didn't see i just didn't feel the need to are

00:36:37.920 you sure they didn't know oh no they did oh no prior to oh a million percent obvious oh they

00:36:44.700 knew because of that but not i just never actually i just never actually saw them done was like hey

00:36:48.060 i'm gay but they are oh they knew from day one yeah yeah and look at the result of their acceptance

00:36:53.460 and non-judgment do you know what i'm saying like you ended up with someone who flourished in the

00:36:56.820 space i mean i don't want to act like it was like always perfect because it definitely like wasn't

00:36:59.820 sure sure are you uh are you on the forefront or at least involved in like the lgbtq uh movement at

00:37:05.940 all like or yeah i mean i always like try my best to like participate in anything like i work really

00:37:10.080 closely with like listen in the driver project as well oh tight yeah okay very cool yeah i'm always

00:37:15.020 so so interested by that um i mean i think there's always like more to learn as well and i just feel

00:37:20.080 like it's such a huge like part of me but like i just feel like it is me well that's what i'm saying

00:37:26.760 so it's like yeah another case of being a hundred percent yourself is the thing that is going to

00:37:33.220 make you the most happy yeah you know and and luckily for you it was something you realized

00:37:38.520 at a young you didn't even realize it was just you it's like this is this is me this is who i am

00:37:41.820 is there uh is there any advice or anything you'd say to people who who maybe come into their own at

00:37:49.140 a later age and who maybe didn't grow up in like a left-wing liberal new york and are in the middle

00:37:53.840 of texas and they they find themselves uh veering off the path of what their parents desires are for

00:37:58.820 who they are going to become i feel like the one piece of advice that i always give to everybody

00:38:02.020 and this goes for honestly like sexuality or literally anything in life is like you get to

00:38:06.940 choose your own path like it may not seem like it and it might not be an easy an easy path to

00:38:12.500 choose in any way shape or form so i don't want to act like it will be but like you know i always

00:38:16.500 say like family is not defined by blood like i love my family and i'm very grateful to be you

00:38:20.860 know have an amazing family around me but like had i you know not had that situation like i'm a firm

00:38:27.720 believer in like finding people that would take a bullet for you and that would love you as their

00:38:31.640 own family like when i was 17 i moved out to la alone because my parents were still in new york

00:38:36.640 and had my little brother there but i got really close to my best friend laura who signed your uh

00:38:41.300 who signed your lease agreement my best friend laura's mom is what and i'm about to talk to that

00:38:45.660 into that right now okay so i um i met my best friend laura and her family they live down in um

00:38:51.880 like east la um i lived with them on and off for six months and their family took me in uh laura's

00:38:58.100 parents didn't even really speak much english and like i really worked with them to help them out a

00:39:01.160 lot i mean they spoke english but like i worked with them to like help them and like and like

00:39:06.120 teach them more about just like influencers and like artistry and stuff and um like they have a

00:39:10.400 clothing boutique so like i worked with laura really closely as well on bringing a lot of other

00:39:13.380 influencers into the brand and stuff and like getting people to use coupon codes and to wrote

00:39:16.940 it and like still after almost six years now we're like we're still best friends and we still see

00:39:20.760 each other at least twice a week and i see their family every day um and like laura's mom became

00:39:26.780 like a mother figure to me so i'm a firm believer in like no matter what situation you're in you

00:39:32.380 You know, it's up to you to, you know, choose your own path, choose your own job, you know, go to college or not go to college, be surrounded by who you want to be surrounded with.

00:39:41.980 There's just been so many situations where like people, you know, I'm like, I talk to people that are like, you know, I'm just like stuck or like, oh, I can't do this because my parents said no.

00:39:49.220 But I'm like, oh, you're 20 years old and your parents are saying no.

00:39:52.340 Like that sounds a little bit weird or like just like situations, you know, or like guys that'll be like, oh, I'm in love with you.

00:39:58.040 But like I can never come out to my family like they're homophobic.

00:40:01.560 I'm like, well, like, okay, but, like, you're gay.

00:40:06.440 So, like, totally get that and totally understand, like, not wanting to lose that relationship with your family.

00:40:10.700 But, like, why would you – I just can't imagine wanting to hide who I truly am from people that, like, wouldn't like me for it.

00:40:19.840 You know what I mean?

00:40:20.520 But once again, like, I was never raised that way.

00:40:23.060 I was never in that type of situation.

00:40:24.380 So it's hard for me to imagine that.

00:40:26.100 And I'm sure it's obviously really, really challenging when you are in that position a million percent.

00:40:30.340 so i don't want to invalidate anybody's position at all or fear because like i said it's probably

00:40:35.620 very very scary and it's probably not easy for a lot of people but like at the end of the day

00:40:38.800 it is your decision to make what if you want to stay with you know that particular family or that

00:40:44.640 particular person or make a specific especially now i mean it's it's 2020 we have access to so

00:40:50.500 many things at the tip of our fingers whether it's through a phone or even like when i was young

00:40:55.200 there's no such thing as uber right now it's uber bro 13 year i got to your house on my longboard

00:41:00.280 mac oh my god not now imagine i'm 12 years old i can order this thing called uber on my mom's

00:41:05.180 credit card i'm there in five minutes and i'll have to sweat through the summer in ohio like

00:41:08.400 it is it is we are approaching uh an age where you can do and be anything you want yeah and and

00:41:16.080 and absolutely creators like yourself but not not everybody does i think it's kind of goes full

00:41:22.220 circled what we were talking about earlier like it really is a mindset like if you want to get out

00:41:26.160 of a situation it might not be easy it might not be easy in any way shape or form but you know

00:41:31.020 it's the best thing you can you can it is possible for this kind of conversation i find myself

00:41:36.760 tiptoeing yeah a lot around this stuff i'll be i'll be completely frank with you and especially

00:41:41.260 on the on the uh topic of someone's process of coming out that is something obviously we

00:41:46.020 especially neither of us on this table or or you know one of the two on that side can relate to or

00:41:50.640 give someone any kind of help on why they should or shouldn't come out what that's it's a super

00:41:54.940 complicated even for me it's something that's 100 you have to as well and so it brings me this

00:41:59.780 question of the cancel culture it's a big topic nowadays and i i wanted to kind of dig your brain

00:42:04.660 on uh on the current situation that we exist in and whether or not you think that the uh the

00:42:11.000 current cancel culture is uh is a good thing or a bad thing or if you think it's a net positive

00:42:15.740 or that. I mean, I've been cancelled

00:42:17.500 many a time before. What you at right now?

00:42:20.140 I just hit 20 million. Hit 20.1.

00:42:22.160 How many times have you been cancelled?

00:42:24.660 I lost count

00:42:25.820 a long time ago. It can't be more than

00:42:27.680 five. I mean, it's been quite a few.

00:42:29.900 I think you got me beat. I think I got

00:42:31.920 you beat on scale.

00:42:33.660 I would disagree a million percent.

00:42:36.880 Last year's drama was the

00:42:37.980 biggest thing the internet has ever seen. But it was really niche.

00:42:40.200 It was extremely niche.

00:42:41.360 It was on every single mainstream

00:42:43.960 outlet ever. 0.95

00:42:44.700 that's true that is she that's true i got to be buddy sorry sorry you go damn it um no i mean i 1.00

00:42:52.000 think like i think cancel culture is fucking stupid like i think first of all to go back 1.00

00:42:57.000 what we were saying about tiptoeing like i think that people learn through ignorance like you i 1.00

00:43:01.040 think that it's ridiculous to assume that everybody is just these amazing woke all knowledgeable 0.99

00:43:06.340 people that can know up every detail and all history starting all issues like that's fucking 0.61

00:43:11.600 crazy to think about and especially like on twitter of all places i feel like everyone 0.87

00:43:15.600 pretends like they are some holy saint and they know everything and they never do right um and

00:43:19.920 it's crazy to hold people to that standard although you know with when you do have an

00:43:24.500 audience of course it's important to educate yourself and to make good decisions and be a

00:43:28.380 good role model and choose your words wisely because your words do hold huge huge huge weight

00:43:33.620 but at the same time like no one's ever going to be perfect and i feel like it you really have to

00:43:37.520 look at each situation as a case-by-case basis and see like if somebody does make a mistake sure

00:43:42.120 it's going to suck and sure they deserve to be called out for it but like they deserve to be

00:43:45.300 called out for uneducated so they're able to do better hopefully do better next time and of course 0.92

00:43:49.480 if they continue to not do better then it's a situation where you get you know you as a viewer

00:43:53.780 can decide i no longer want to support this person because they don't align with my morals 0.75

00:43:57.440 yeah like what's the fucking point in trying to like we said with with chain's actually recent 0.92

00:44:01.600 thing i was like yo you have to make the decision whether or not you're going to continue to watch 0.98

00:44:06.780 the people that's on the viewer right like who cares about getting a trending topic on twitter

00:44:10.160 and getting a people literally just want a viral tweet canceling somebody because like they want

00:44:13.720 the attention well that's what i was asking too for so long it's like what happens after twitter

00:44:18.780 cancels you like what is it like like i know i know for some people there's some effects on the

00:44:22.520 brand on on sponsorships obviously right but at the end of the day like if twitter says yo you're

00:44:27.280 canceled like do you like are you do you have to like buy a different car like what is the effect

00:44:33.480 like twitter's like you're like they say mike you're you're canceled mike like what do i have

00:44:37.840 to do differently starting the next day well that's the thing there's no answer to that question

00:44:41.860 it's it it's not a court there's no legal it's not standing you know it's like i feel like what

00:44:46.260 sucks about it too is like people people always want an apology and then you give an apology and

00:44:49.720 it's never good enough uh i feel like the only way to really go about it is to show positive

00:44:53.840 change and show that you have learned and grown from the situation and the shitty thing about it

00:44:57.440 is unfortunately that takes a lot of time like it just does um like i know it we had both talked

00:45:03.380 about together when logan and i first you know hung out a few weeks ago when i was coming to

00:45:07.140 visit the house um like it took both of us like over a year at least to get back at least a year

00:45:13.100 to get back into like good you know public perception like my drama happened last year

00:45:17.980 and it's still happening to this day but like now a year later it's finally coming out that like oh

00:45:22.520 james is innocent the entire time yeah and i'm like excuse me i made a video i told you i made

00:45:27.960 a video proving all this a year ago but now but now a year later y'all finally want to say oh

00:45:32.980 James actually isn't really that bad we love him which like glad it's happening love everybody too

00:45:38.340 but like damn it's it's like really weird to think about but unfortunately those type of things do

00:45:42.260 take time so I feel like when you know a cancellation does happen it's never fun but like 0.95

00:45:47.020 you really do have to kind of take a step back and be like okay am I really sorry for this

00:45:51.720 if the answer is yes which I hope it is if it's a serious thing then you have to you know learn

00:45:56.900 and show growth and you know join in on being better being better like doing things to you know

00:46:04.120 fix what happened and if you're not sorry about it then i guess you just continue with your day

00:46:07.900 yeah that's what i was gonna ask you too like do you think every cancellation warrants a apology

00:46:12.580 no oh my god i've been canceled so many times for things that i will never apologize right like

00:46:17.300 i'm a firm believer in only apologizing if you're actually sorry yeah yep like you should not 0.93

00:46:21.340 apologize if it's something that's fucking stupid because then that's one and genuine and two then 0.96

00:46:26.480 going to start the narrative that you will owe people an apology for everything that you do which 0.99

00:46:30.680 is the worst which is the worst saying sorry constantly just is a bad character trait like

00:46:36.340 you know you know the people that will do something minor and they're just apologizing

00:46:40.360 for everything like stop it's embarrassing by other really embarrassing yeah and like i mean

00:46:44.220 i feel like i got clown for my first apology video last year because i uploaded it when i was you

00:46:49.320 know like after the everything started happening i was like in australia crying like three in the

00:46:53.500 morning but i posted that video because i didn't know what else to do yep and of course after i

00:46:57.480 posted the choir of course after i posted my second video everyone was like oh well this is 0.88

00:47:03.000 why he didn't like this is why the apology video was shit because he had nothing to apologize for 0.63

00:47:06.040 in the first place because like it was all you know what i mean but we were all when that went 0.90

00:47:10.460 down we were all very confused i even remember on this show i was sitting in this exact seat and i

00:47:14.620 said like at the time i was like i'm not a huge fan of james charles but i'm not sure what he did 0.54

00:47:19.100 wrong here like you people need to shut the fuck up and get your story straight yeah i'm glad they

00:47:22.800 finally did right but it's amazing how um and you touched on this a little bit earlier for me 0.99

00:47:28.900 anyways and i know a lot of creators who are like this the the bigger you get the more mistakes you

00:47:33.740 make some of the successes you make the more humble you get the more you start to move with humility

00:47:38.340 and grace and and become a fully uh well-rounded person because i don't know who's perfect by only

00:47:45.720 winning it just doesn't happen i think so too i honestly feel like i mean although the last

00:47:49.620 year leading up into like the last maybe like three months which has been amazing before that

00:47:54.500 like was shit like i was dealing with major depression i was having anxiety attacks constantly 0.98

00:47:59.820 and like was crying myself to sleep all the time like it fucking sucked like it was awful and i 0.98

00:48:05.180 wouldn't wish what i went through upon literally anybody even my worst enemy but i do feel like 0.97

00:48:10.520 you know i'm like a very firm believer in like taking every situation that happens in life

00:48:14.800 and trying to look at it from a positive and what you can do to learn from it because if you don't

00:48:18.240 Like, what am I going to do?

00:48:18.920 Sit here and start crying again about what happened last year.

00:48:20.760 Like, no, I've moved on.

00:48:21.660 I've become a better person from it.

00:48:23.260 Like, I try to look at everything as a learning lesson.

00:48:25.300 And I feel like, you know, although it really sucked, I did learn so much from everything that happened and everything that has happened.

00:48:31.520 Not even just that particular scandal, but like everything that I've been through.

00:48:34.860 And I do feel like it's made me a way stronger and smarter person.

00:48:37.400 For sure.

00:48:37.820 It's weird because I'm 21, but I feel like I have the mentality and brain of like a 50-year-old.

00:48:41.440 You talk like one as well.

00:48:42.920 Yeah, for sure.

00:48:43.560 Super smart.

00:48:44.460 Incredibly self-aware.

00:48:45.780 Where does your self-awareness come from?

00:48:47.420 Is that books?

00:48:47.920 is that uh deep i honestly i meditative work oh absolutely not i really do feel like it came from

00:48:54.480 dealing with a lot of internet stuff like the journey yeah i mean i've always been like i said

00:48:58.940 i've been on social media for a very long time wasn't necessarily a like james charles the

00:49:02.420 public facing figure but like have been you know on twitter twitter everything since day one um so

00:49:07.300 i feel like i kind of grew up in the space of like not only getting canceled myself like also

00:49:11.820 watching other people get canceled so i feel like it's pretty easy to learn from either your mistakes

00:49:17.620 or other people's mistakes and try your best to, you know, apply those to be a better person.

00:49:22.060 Did you get out of the depression and days of anxiety?

00:49:26.540 Because obviously for me, mental health is a mainstay topic.

00:49:29.240 It's a big part of my book and my story.

00:49:31.200 Did you – did digging yourself out of that mess act as the core coping tactic for that anxiety and depression,

00:49:39.460 working every single day to make yourself a better person and reclaim, or did you have other tactics?

00:49:43.620 How did you cope?

00:49:44.220 It definitely did.

00:49:45.440 Okay.

00:49:45.620 I'm like Logan was saying

00:49:47.120 I'm like a workaholic

00:49:48.540 a million

00:49:49.040 do you like your pink drinks

00:49:50.000 by the way?

00:49:50.500 Pinky drinks are my favorite thing

00:49:51.580 shout out Starbucks 1.00

00:49:52.220 shout out Pinky's 0.72

00:49:53.120 shout out Pinky's

00:49:54.800 I definitely am a workaholic 0.58

00:49:56.820 and like I was saying earlier

00:49:58.760 I'm always in competition

00:49:59.680 myself

00:50:00.060 so like

00:50:00.600 for me

00:50:01.460 I was on like a

00:50:02.980 a little bit of like

00:50:04.000 an ego trip

00:50:04.500 which is part of the reason

00:50:05.160 why this scandal started

00:50:05.740 in the first place

00:50:06.420 but I like

00:50:07.200 I had grown 10 million

00:50:07.920 subscribers in less than

00:50:08.820 a year on my channel

00:50:09.920 how many days?

00:50:11.640 I don't know

00:50:12.420 we'll figure it out

00:50:13.400 because mine was 333

00:50:14.760 Oh, sure, sure, sure.

00:50:16.180 Say the following. 1.00

00:50:17.140 Shut up, you imbecile. 1.00

00:50:17.860 By the way, I found out what the tweet was. 1.00

00:50:20.380 Oh, really?

00:50:20.900 What was that?

00:50:21.540 He had called out Grayson Dolan for a cloud.

00:50:24.540 Grayson Dolan had tweeted this picture about a cloud.

00:50:26.980 I never see these types of clouds here, and it was wildfire.

00:50:30.960 It was one of the California wildfires.

00:50:32.860 And at the time, let's be honest.

00:50:35.040 At the time, Logan Paul was social media punching back. 0.99

00:50:37.460 Like, yo, give this kid a couple cheap shots just for the fuck of it. 0.99

00:50:40.760 Because the tweet's going to blow up. 0.98

00:50:41.800 And your response to his tweet actually almost

00:50:43.960 Outreached it 0.99

00:50:45.240 I said that's because it's a fucking wildfire 1.00

00:50:47.200 No shit it's not a class 1.00

00:50:48.880 And James said shut up you imbecile 1.00

00:50:51.980 That was the classic tweet 1.00

00:50:53.600 And there's shirts for sale 1.00

00:50:55.760 Shut up you imbecile shirts 1.00

00:50:57.020 You do a great job of monetizing 1.00

00:50:59.580 Spawning

00:50:59.840 I know that

00:51:02.360 I'm saying in general

00:51:04.120 We need a profit split

00:51:06.280 Ari's O2OMG

00:51:09.300 Do you know what the first thing I did 0.97

00:51:11.660 was what i looked up how to spell imbecile because i wasn't sure you did i was i was like 0.93

00:51:19.160 i'm gonna get him so good is that cool because phonetically i am b-e-c-i-l-e it just it looks 0.79

00:51:24.580 a bit weird oh jake jake did respond to this one he put everyone please everyone stay calm

00:51:28.680 with a uh captain spock uh uh fists hand over face yeah we we i think uh logan had drafted

00:51:35.220 some responses i'm showing you that and he uh and and i at the time i was there with him and i said

00:51:41.000 You're not going to say anything. 0.97

00:51:42.640 You're not going to fucking respond to the all-powerful 0.99

00:51:45.020 fucking James Charles right now 1.00

00:51:46.420 with your dumb shit. 1.00

00:51:48.180 Take the fucking L. 1.00

00:51:49.740 I was the take the L guy for that tweet. 1.00

00:51:52.200 The D'Elia tweet. 0.99

00:51:54.040 I was like, just take the fucking L. 1.00

00:51:55.500 Sometimes you have to take the L. 1.00

00:51:56.680 It's so easier.

00:51:57.940 It's a learning lesson sometimes for sure.

00:52:00.120 I'm looking through my drafts right now.

00:52:02.060 Some of these are interesting.

00:52:04.180 Twitter drafts?

00:52:05.700 Save serious talk for when you're sober.

00:52:08.020 Happiness shines.

00:52:09.340 I'm an organ donor. 1.00

00:52:10.360 fuck off 1.00

00:52:11.220 these are a lot of late night texts 1.00

00:52:18.680 to me like hey man

00:52:19.900 I'm going to get one

00:52:22.300 this bread

00:52:23.100 oh that's a delete for sure

00:52:25.420 they never made it

00:52:28.080 I'm looking for the

00:52:29.340 I can't find it

00:52:31.440 I was going to say something

00:52:32.980 you guys have something in common

00:52:35.380 it's pretty unique

00:52:36.200 his name is Logan Paul

00:52:37.860 yours is James Charles

00:52:39.180 Both first name first name

00:52:40.920 Hold on a second

00:52:41.960 You have a last name

00:52:43.580 Charles is my middle name

00:52:46.240 James Charles Dickinson

00:52:47.880 If that's not the name of a president

00:52:51.160 Of these United States

00:52:52.380 Oh my god

00:52:53.520 James Charles Dickinson

00:52:55.320 Running for the 60th president of the United States

00:52:57.860 I will not be 35 by then

00:52:59.980 Wait what are we on now

00:53:01.100 45

00:53:02.120 Who's the number one person you've worked with

00:53:05.800 In your social media career

00:53:06.660 because you've worked with some real heavy hitters

00:53:09.520 yeah

00:53:10.100 my favorite person that I've worked with

00:53:12.320 I would honestly probably have to say

00:53:15.460 there's been a lot of really cool people

00:53:18.800 my favorite person that I've

00:53:21.180 gotten to work with would probably be Kim Kardashian 0.87

00:53:22.800 really? she's one of the nicest people that I've ever met 0.51

00:53:25.020 I've heard this before

00:53:25.900 she is so nice still to this day whenever I text her

00:53:28.500 she responds back within 10 minutes

00:53:29.620 she'll text me sometimes about new videos

00:53:31.640 oh wait I heard this from you

00:53:33.440 I'm remembering now

00:53:34.380 she's very very nice

00:53:37.780 she will go out of her way to always just

00:53:39.480 be the sweetest like she always responds

00:53:41.500 she's great about every time that we've always needed to do

00:53:43.740 something together she's right on time super professional

00:53:45.780 very cool like super charitable

00:53:47.700 too she was uh she was taking uh

00:53:49.600 people's bitcoin donations saying giving twice

00:53:51.540 the amount back 1.00

00:53:52.240 oh my god she got she got a fucking 0.99

00:53:55.700 hack dude i literally 0.99

00:53:56.780 i first saw elon tweet that i thought it was

00:53:59.540 real this morning and i almost like i was like oh my god

00:54:01.720 i wish i had bitcoin right now

00:54:02.880 but no yeah um no she was she's been just really cool like i've gotten to work with

00:54:08.000 kylie i got to hang out with demi um i have a lot of other like really large collabs planned

00:54:12.720 right now that i'm not going to say out loud because i don't want to jinx it but like any

00:54:15.200 of them like kind of a nightmare like you know how these a-list celebs can be there's i've

00:54:18.580 definitely had some people not actually actually haven't had any really bad experiences with a-list

00:54:22.400 celebrities but there's definitely been people that i looked up to that i got the chance to

00:54:25.340 collaborate with that turned out to be absolute trash they say don't meet your meet your idols 0.89

00:54:29.040 No, that's the worst. 1.00

00:54:31.360 It's the worst.

00:54:31.960 Was it because they didn't like your work or they didn't want to do whatever it was? 1.00

00:54:35.720 They just turned out to be like actual person, just shitty people. 1.00

00:54:39.880 Just bad people. 0.98

00:54:40.540 See, I feel like that should be so much more indicative or so much more of a catalyst for cancellation than someone had a tweet. 1.00

00:54:49.380 Just being a fucking asshole. 1.00

00:54:49.660 Like, how about is this person an asshole? 1.00

00:54:51.760 The thing is, most of the people that are assholes are either known as assholes. 1.00

00:54:56.500 Right. 1.00

00:54:56.820 So like they can't get much worse.

00:54:58.160 They own it, kind of. 0.92

00:54:58.500 or they're really fucking good at hiding it uh so they're also also especially with the a-list 0.65

00:55:03.940 there's like every day our life's on social media yeah if you're like a list to let you're an actor 0.81

00:55:08.400 a singer no one really knows who you are no they might they might like your art i find this

00:55:13.540 fascinating like in hollywood there's so many people that we look up to and we enjoy and we

00:55:18.200 their art is sick but you have no idea what type of person they are absolutely none i don't care 1.00

00:55:23.200 how they look on your screen you can meet them in real life they could be a fucking dickhead yeah 0.99

00:55:27.660 know very frustrating yeah it's really it is so weird to think about but two two different people 0.99

00:55:32.500 sometimes i know people and even people in our in our uh circle not creators but like you know

00:55:37.740 artists yeah who i love their art but as a person they just suck yeah there's so many of them broke

00:55:45.120 my heart scotty pippen you broke my heart i'll never forget who's that basketball players denied 0.97

00:55:50.600 him a picture long story yeah it's the only time i ever asked him to fucking picture question for 0.99

00:55:54.960 sure i'm old getting older every day he goes he goes he goes we could tell um what fucking 0.99

00:56:03.100 makeup shit should i put on my face to make myself oh yeah i'm getting crows feet you know 0.99

00:56:08.220 yeah that's what i'm saying botox okay that's not a makeup product start jamming needles yeah okay 0.99

00:56:12.720 but what else i mean like short of because i wanted you to do some makeup here on the show

00:56:17.200 but evidently it's a very long time painstaking process like what can i do can i apply some

00:56:23.360 lotions like moisturize more i feel like skincare is like i always recommend really

00:56:28.100 caring about your skin before like anything because you have to make sure your canvas is

00:56:31.620 good before you apply any paint to it um so i feel like skincare is like really good good

00:56:36.280 moisturizer is good like hyaluronic acid toners to really get the hydration in there

00:56:41.020 like under eyes are like really good to take care of like at night especially for guys do 0.96

00:56:48.240 you have a product for for men that's such a stupid question because all products work for 0.98

00:56:53.180 everybody oh oh well they make products specifically for men i guess another ignorant moment that's 1.00

00:56:57.660 marketing that's marketing so you pay more oh really i don't know this shit because when you 1.00

00:57:01.980 asked i was like i also would like to know yeah that's what i'm saying i feel like a dumbass 0.99

00:57:06.020 that's all in marketing like ever there's nothing that's like different about that actually makes 0.57

00:57:11.080 sense why would why would the male skin be different but why is girl skins are always

00:57:15.720 so much softer because girls take care of their skin see i'm i'm going for the the joe rogan

00:57:23.160 look like. The older I get, I'm trying to 0.91

00:57:25.200 look weathered. I want to be

00:57:27.180 rugged, a rugged-ass dude.

00:57:29.120 You're saying Joe looks old? Sure.

00:57:31.200 Yo, you tell me right now

00:57:33.120 that Joe Rogan over the years hasn't

00:57:35.200 become more of a mountain man,

00:57:37.140 leather-slinging, rugged dude.

00:57:38.940 DMT smoke, yeah. I love a leather-slinging,

00:57:41.580 rugged DMT. Really? So then

00:57:43.200 what the fuck am I doing? Why do I want to have such smooth, 0.98

00:57:45.700 supple skin?

00:57:46.960 Because you want to look younger. No, when I'm 40, I'm going to be

00:57:49.120 bald. I'm going to be hella wrinkly. My hands are going to

00:57:51.060 feel like good old leather lips.

00:57:53.160 not leather lips

00:57:55.040 disgusting

00:57:56.880 no no no 0.98

00:57:57.240 my lips will always be good

00:57:58.720 because

00:57:58.980 blistex chopstick

00:58:00.400 there you go

00:58:01.380 speaking of OnlyFans

00:58:03.080 would you ever start one?

00:58:05.400 I want to

00:58:06.320 so badly

00:58:07.540 like 0.99

00:58:07.920 I've already posted my ass pictures 0.99

00:58:09.260 all over Twitter and stuff 0.99

00:58:10.280 so I feel like I have nothing to hide

00:58:11.320 at this point

00:58:11.760 we see him

00:58:11.860 I know

00:58:12.600 did you like

00:58:13.080 did you enjoy

00:58:13.600 you don't have to answer that

00:58:15.440 wait you got me

00:58:16.940 you got me

00:58:17.220 I actually did

00:58:17.700 I know

00:58:18.080 I said high key

00:58:20.240 James Charles

00:58:20.680 Charles got a dunk

00:58:21.540 you did say that

00:58:22.800 I've honestly thought about it.

00:58:25.360 They did send me an email.

00:58:26.460 It was a very lucrative offer.

00:58:27.980 I'm sure.

00:58:28.820 They reached out to pay you to join this?

00:58:31.740 Wow.

00:58:32.480 Pre-Tana, post-Tana?

00:58:33.940 Huh?

00:58:34.320 Pre-Tana or post-Tana?

00:58:35.820 Because Tana did it on OnlyFans.

00:58:37.020 You may not even know that.

00:58:38.200 Oh, I don't follow her.

00:58:40.220 Is there a reason?

00:58:41.860 Don't need to get into it. 0.99

00:58:42.720 Oh, fucking A, dude. 0.99

00:58:43.660 I gave one shot. 1.00

00:58:44.540 It was my one shot.

00:58:46.560 But they reached out to me about it.

00:58:48.820 I don't know.

00:58:49.300 I don't think it would be the best thing

00:58:52.540 for my brand really especially with like a lot of younger kids like i would have no problem like

00:58:56.440 tweeting about it but i feel like if i ever promoted it anywhere else i'd be like oh yeah

00:58:59.960 a little spooked like i don't want 12 year olds by my only friends just because of the name of it 0.94

00:59:03.300 because it's only fans no because it'd be my butthole oh yeah the butthole that's that's tough

00:59:07.980 yeah some people get away with it well it could be a scary place oh no it's a it's a gorgeous 0.74

00:59:12.440 place so for some people oh like that guy from the theo von star he used to pay 14 bucks to

00:59:18.520 dude buttholes are like like i'm just saying saying they can be scary like i'm sure you've

00:59:23.580 had experiences where just like terrifying oh for sure deep dark chasms who knows i can tell

00:59:29.440 you what's in there i'm not going to we don't need to yeah but you can imagine i love i love

00:59:33.980 only fans though i think it's such a like cool movement and like oh i wish i could do it because 0.92

00:59:38.280 it'd be such a nice check too bro lucrative as fuck like lucrative is yeah great like the craziest 0.98

00:59:44.540 You probably buy another one of those houses 0.99

00:59:46.920 that you got over there.

00:59:48.860 Knock it down and make two. Literally a few

00:59:50.760 nights ago I was hooking up with the hottest

00:59:52.740 guy from TikTok actually

00:59:54.860 and... What's his at on TikTok?

00:59:56.920 I'm not going to tell you. Fucking A. 0.99

00:59:58.080 I'm just kidding. I had two strikes right now. 1.00

01:00:00.760 It was great and I was like

01:00:02.000 he was like a DL guy or whatever and I was 1.00

01:00:04.600 sucking his dick or whatever and then down low. 1.00

01:00:07.720 Like into guys 1.00

01:00:08.660 but like on the DL. Okay.

01:00:10.120 I was sucking his dick or whatever and then he like left 1.00

01:00:12.460 and like didn't reciprocate anything with 1.00

01:00:14.400 no he did say thank you it was great like this like this thank you thank you so much sure yeah

01:00:20.180 i always find it weird to say thank you after a bj like thank you i have done it before and it

01:00:26.100 always does it was more of a thanks for having me after we had concluded in the evening so he

01:00:31.180 didn't reciprocate not like not thanks for having me in your mouth just thanks for having me a little

01:00:35.560 bit of both okay because he enjoyed it um but after he didn't reciprocate like any sexual

01:00:41.240 actions to me or whatever because he was like not with like not ready for that or whatever

01:00:44.780 regardless i literally like went he had did me after like oh my god thank you so much for having

01:00:49.140 me like i really appreciated getting to know you like i would love to hang out again soon and of

01:00:52.620 course i'm running back like oh yes because he was literally the hottest and i like looked on his

01:00:56.260 instagram bio and he had like the link tree thing and then i clicked on it he had only fans oh yeah

01:01:00.660 and i was like oh my god so i went and bought his only fans right after the right after i had just 0.91

01:01:06.280 sucked his dick already knew what it looked like and i was like oh here we go took a nice trip to 0.99

01:01:10.160 the bathroom and then went to bed wow wait literally like i was like this is so fun did 1.00

01:01:14.720 you first off they're monetizing so much better than we i mean well i mean shout out to all the

01:01:20.400 link trees out there i mean i you know coming from someone who's who dates one of the queens

01:01:24.320 of only fans i understand the process very much so and link tree is the only way for them to

01:01:28.420 promote off instagram yeah no way yeah because if you promoted only fans link your instagram

01:01:32.400 body your instagram will get canceled then you have to go to your backup blah blah it's a whole

01:01:35.700 process twitter's really the only engine right now that truly supports an only fans move that's

01:01:39.660 because Twitter owns OnlyFans.

01:01:41.100 What did you say?

01:01:42.060 They do?

01:01:42.640 I think so.

01:01:43.580 Oh, you might be right.

01:01:45.860 We're getting unknowing nods from the audience.

01:01:49.820 No one really knows.

01:01:51.340 I think that they do.

01:01:53.160 No, he's not.

01:01:54.260 Did you feel used?

01:01:56.280 Oh, no.

01:01:56.680 I knew what I was getting into.

01:01:57.420 I've already hooked up with this guy before,

01:01:58.660 so I knew what I was getting into.

01:01:59.560 Okay, but you don't feel used when that happens?

01:02:02.280 No, because I enjoyed it.

01:02:04.920 So you like giving head?

01:02:06.580 Oh, for sure.

01:02:07.340 I'm very good at it, too.

01:02:08.160 yeah so last time i hooked up with the same guy he came over we cuddle whatever got into it and

01:02:13.220 then he literally we were like watching movie then he literally i was like oh let's like once

01:02:16.520 he finished whatever i was like oh let's finish the movie he's actually gonna go and i was like 0.98

01:02:20.240 oh that time i was like damn that fucking he came and left he came and left yeah so i was like die 1.00

01:02:25.320 literally i was like that that sucks fuck you for that um then he like goes to me for like 1.00

01:02:30.120 like four months i was like you're like you suck dude like what i told so you so at one point you 1.00

01:02:34.700 did feel oh yeah okay but then a few days ago he started messaging me again and he's like i really 1.00

01:02:39.480 want to hang out and i was like i'm not hanging like i'm not just gonna suck your dick so you 1.00

01:02:42.100 can leave like that's stupid like just james charles like some fucking late night no absolutely 1.00

01:02:46.640 not so fuck yourself dude call one of the cancel people and he had like fucking kidding me right 1.00

01:02:52.000 and he was like he i guess he was going through a lot of personal stuff like at the time um and 0.99

01:02:58.460 just like wasn't ready whatever regardless but this time this time he came over and then came

01:03:03.640 and then he was like

01:03:04.640 putting his shoes on

01:03:05.260 and I was like

01:03:05.420 oh my god

01:03:05.660 are you actually

01:03:06.000 gonna leave again

01:03:06.500 then he was like

01:03:07.040 oh no I'm just 0.97

01:03:07.520 fucking at the end 0.99

01:03:08.020 then he like 0.99

01:03:08.340 stopped by time

01:03:08.660 we finished the movie

01:03:09.320 oh that's funny

01:03:10.260 then I stopped

01:03:10.680 and I was like

01:03:10.880 again

01:03:11.280 do twice in one night

01:03:12.700 now does

01:03:13.100 does tiktok

01:03:13.900 does tiktok guy

01:03:14.940 know about the ghoster

01:03:15.880 or are you

01:03:16.760 no he is

01:03:17.640 oh same person

01:03:18.640 okay perfect

01:03:19.580 I'm wondering

01:03:21.080 cause like

01:03:21.520 see you're an oddity

01:03:23.120 cause if you

01:03:23.640 if we were to 1.00

01:03:25.000 pull that shit 1.00

01:03:25.440 with a girl 1.00

01:03:25.900 there will be 1.00

01:03:26.900 consequences

01:03:27.440 there will be blood

01:03:28.200 oh for sure

01:03:29.180 leave afterwards 1.00

01:03:30.580 if a girl 1.00

01:03:31.940 sucks her dick 1.00

01:03:32.700 done that so many times 1.00

01:03:33.060 yeah

01:03:33.540 Just walk straight out the door. 0.92

01:03:35.700 How do you get it done in a bathroom at a dance club?

01:03:38.200 You're not going to hang out and cuddle afterwards.

01:03:40.040 You know very well 0.99

01:03:42.360 that I've had sex in the porta-potties at Ultra. 1.00

01:03:44.680 We're going to cuddle on the fucking toilet. 1.00

01:03:46.420 Babe, that was so beautiful. 1.00

01:03:48.340 Sometimes you just got to fucking move on, dude. 0.97

01:03:51.000 And now, obviously, I'm in a devoted 1.00

01:03:52.340 marriage, so I don't do that kind of shit anymore. 0.98

01:03:54.880 Well, my hookups don't happen 1.00

01:03:56.500 in porta-potties. Not yet.

01:03:58.200 Not ever.

01:04:00.260 Are you looking for love

01:04:02.100 on a long-term like longevity yes because i because i i hear these stories we talked about 0.67

01:04:06.660 it and and like how is your love life it's shit yeah okay so the thing is for me i'm 21 but like 0.59

01:04:12.640 i said i have the mentality of a 40 year old yeah so for me like i'm much more mentally and 0.89

01:04:17.420 emotionally mature than a lot of people my age i'm not physically attracted to older guys which

01:04:22.060 sucks like i would date like the absolute youngest like 18 19 that looks a little bit older or like

01:04:27.400 24 that like has a young personality okay so like i'm in like a tough situation like i it's really 0.60

01:04:33.480 hard for me to find people already that like want to date yeah period but then a lot of times too a

01:04:39.280 lot of the guys that i'm attracted to are either like i had that whole thing with straight guys

01:04:43.040 for a long time i'm over that but a lot of the guys that i'm attracted to happen to be like bye

01:04:45.860 or whatever but a lot of times like they're tiktok boys like can't move like can't just pick up their

01:04:50.240 life and move to la or like aren't ready for an actual relationship or a lot of times straight

01:04:53.640 guys will still dm me to this day and like be into it and like sure it's a fun hookup like never

01:04:59.120 opposed but like that never turns into anything real because they're not comfortable enough with

01:05:02.740 themselves to be with an actual guy is that bothering you does that frustrate you or it did

01:05:07.600 for a long time but now i don't engage with those people really at all anymore and if i do it's just

01:05:13.180 for a hookup like for example a few nights ago and i know what i'm i know that it's not going to

01:05:17.500 turn transparency is everything as long as both people are being honest with each other there's

01:05:21.100 You know, there's no shame in the game, but you know what they always say, you're going

01:05:24.620 to find love when you're not looking for it.

01:05:25.980 Right.

01:05:26.220 And so I'm sure, I'm sure you're, you're learning that slowly that as you, if you try to get

01:05:29.800 into a relationship with people that, especially in LA, yeah, it's like so hard.

01:05:33.860 I definitely, and what's weird too, is like, it's weird.

01:05:36.140 Cause I've had really good relationships.

01:05:38.400 There's a lot of the guys.

01:05:39.320 Okay.

01:05:39.500 So here, how do I explain this?

01:05:40.740 Like for me, like I've hooked up with some of like the most beautiful guys ever.

01:05:45.320 And for me, like sure.

01:05:46.900 It was like a fun hookup and stuff, but like there was no spark.

01:05:49.400 like even like even if he was like the hottest ever there was times where like i've finished 0.99

01:05:52.720 sucking their dick and like okay i just want you to go home like just please like you wanted them 0.99

01:05:55.500 to leave like yeah like this is this isn't even fun i've never heard of this before well he's kind 1.00

01:06:00.740 of a stranger you've never like the hookup culture he doesn't really he doesn't he he is but he's not 0.99

01:06:04.760 he's let me let me tell you no girls ever suck my dick and say now get out because well no but 0.99

01:06:09.880 because i packed my bag you like yeah but have you ever had a hookup where you hooked up with 0.99

01:06:14.520 them and then you're like wow i was just horny i need like i'm not interested at all for sure

01:06:18.300 well that's what i'm talking about is like okay okay but you're but you're giving you're not

01:06:22.140 receiving that's what it's different you're not i'm telling you oh well not always i'm saying

01:06:26.340 this one particular this one particular evening i do lots of receiving um so like that that one

01:06:35.200 evening was just like weird but like there's definitely been like i've hooked up with some 1.00

01:06:38.540 fine ass guys where i'm like wow your personality is fucking sucks like you're an ass or you're so 0.99

01:06:42.200 boring like so like for me like i'm already past the hookup stage i still indulge in hookup every 1.00

01:06:47.620 once in a while but like i really want to find like the right person you know like i just bought

01:06:51.700 a beautiful new house like i want to wake up with somebody like i go on i have an amazing job like i

01:06:56.600 want to bring somebody on you know trips when i go i want to bring somebody to meetings and stuff

01:07:00.700 like i want a partner but like it's really hard to find that person and especially because i'm

01:07:04.660 so young too like a lot of people just aren't ready for that type of commitment yet yeah can

01:07:09.660 you imagine i mean at 21 looking in that same age bracket you're gonna just find other people

01:07:14.100 who are looking to hook up a lot of times yeah you don't you don't go to you don't go to clubs

01:07:17.860 or anything no right i'm not i'm not trying to put some weird like voodoo on you but i imagine

01:07:22.660 it's probably going to be really hard for you to find a person that you don't dwarf mentally even

01:07:27.200 well i think that's going to happen no matter what so are you okay with that for sure okay i think

01:07:32.220 for me like for me relationships are all about balance and i think the balance comes in different

01:07:35.780 forms like i think like there's been a lot of times too like a lot of guys will be like i want

01:07:40.560 to take care of dinner but like i can't afford it and i'm like okay totally understand that but

01:07:44.440 like i can so like for me as long as you're willing to put in like the time and effort and

01:07:48.200 like love into it like i can gladly provide the money for the relationship like not that i want

01:07:53.140 to be a sugar daddy in any way shape or form please do not message me but like i believe like

01:07:57.260 everybody has to you know bring their own things to the table with the relationship and for me like

01:08:01.120 i do i'm able to make time but like i'm a very very busy person and like i do care a lot but

01:08:06.520 like i'm not the best at showing it so like to for me like i would be able to like bring somebody

01:08:10.960 on like trips with me and like you know how do i explain it like wait no i totally get what you're

01:08:15.240 saying the qualities that i would bring to the table are very different than the qualities that

01:08:18.360 other people would bring to the table but like i'm a firm believer in like all those qualities

01:08:21.340 added together it's like puzzle pieces you look at it and for me it's like okay if you can't afford

01:08:26.140 to take me to dinner like i don't care like i would rather pay for it because i actually care

01:08:29.740 about you and we get to spend quality time together rather than not going to a dinner just

01:08:34.140 because you can't like they can't like they can't afford but they have loyalty like don't be broke

01:08:38.560 and cheat on me like give me one or the like you you see you're smart and he said self-aware earlier

01:08:43.500 in the show if you have 10 important verticals to up to the proper partner you may be asking

01:08:49.120 someone to meet five of those yo hit five with yes exactly and you're the you're a great partner

01:08:53.320 i've talked to a lot of different guys that like are that live in different states as well for this

01:08:57.060 is like a this is a better example than just dinner like i've talked to guys that live in

01:08:59.660 different states and stuff and i'm like hey like why don't you come visit like well i can't afford

01:09:02.540 a plane ticket and it's like okay well i can so like get on the plane and like well i just don't

01:09:06.700 really feel comfortable with that but like i love you and i really want to be together and i'm like

01:09:10.220 well we can't be together because you can't afford a plane ticket you're probably still in either

01:09:13.680 high school or college like a senior in high school or in college right so either you accept

01:09:17.660 the flight and realize that like this is what i'm bringing to the relationship so we can spend time

01:09:21.860 together if you actually care about me or we literally never meet because you can't afford it

01:09:26.800 that's frustrating that's right so so it's it's well it's a leap for them it has to be i've met

01:09:31.200 a lot of people who are afraid to take that leap oh for sure and it's it's a very fair it's a very

01:09:36.120 fair fear as well i i think a million percent like i would never want to invalidate that like it i

01:09:41.400 mean it is obviously very very scary but at the same time it's like if you care about somebody

01:09:45.120 everybody has to make sacrifices and those sacrifices just like the things that you're

01:09:49.400 just like the puzzle pieces the sacrifices come in different forms too so it's like if i'm

01:09:53.280 sacrificing my time which makes me a lot of money when i'm focusing my time on you know my business

01:09:58.760 if i'm focusing or if i'm sacrificing my time to spend time with somebody that i care about

01:10:02.400 like i need you to sacrifice the ego of getting on a flight that somebody else paid for so we

01:10:07.840 shouldn't be again like fly outs are huge we call them fly outs that's a huge part of la culture

01:10:12.500 you look you find some hot girl she's got 26k on instagram you're like you know what's

01:10:16.300 about this girl's ass like i let's fly her out that's a fly hold on you know how risky fly outs 0.97

01:10:22.380 are trick you are because you got it all right so they don't have any recommend a facetime on 0.99

01:10:27.320 the front end even like like but a dm that's just like yo your flight is leaving from jfk

01:10:32.160 oh my god 15 p.m on the 22nd and all of a sudden some girl shows up at your house and you're like

01:10:37.580 yo i have it's good i have not had many fly outs as you're calling them yeah and i whenever i have

01:10:44.420 it's been people that i was talking to for quite a while and they face having every night beforehand

01:10:48.620 okay good right right just to clarify but my brother's made a lot of those mistakes not a lot

01:10:54.080 He's made a handful of that.

01:10:55.600 It's a big part of L.A. culture.

01:10:56.880 Fly out's a big part of L.A. culture.

01:10:58.560 Because contrary to popular belief, not every hot person lives in L.A. 0.98

01:11:03.360 A lot of them fucking do. 0.98

01:11:05.560 But there's some in Miami. 1.00

01:11:06.520 There's some in New York.

01:11:07.480 Even some in Tuscaloosa.

01:11:09.480 Shout out Tuscaloosa. 1.00

01:11:10.280 Where the fuck is Tuscaloosa? 1.00

01:11:13.060 Alabama. 1.00

01:11:14.000 Fuck. 1.00

01:11:14.620 United. 1.00

01:11:15.480 Oh, my God.

01:11:16.040 Sorry, sorry.

01:11:16.520 Please.

01:11:16.820 Are you in the more-

01:11:17.600 Alabama.

01:11:18.100 Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

01:11:18.920 Feminine or masculine guys?

01:11:19.960 Masculine guys.

01:11:20.600 Really? 0.99

01:11:21.560 I'm not into feminine guys at all. 0.99

01:11:23.140 Really? 1.00

01:11:23.580 Yeah.

01:11:24.080 huh is that the normal way of things being is it is it usually uh unfortunately there are

01:11:29.720 being into mass guys is a very huge thing in the gay community there's not a lot of

01:11:34.020 unfortunately like there is definitely a stigma against like feminine guys there's a thing called

01:11:38.000 it's called mask for mask where like a lot of the like hot muscle daddies also want hot muscle

01:11:42.040 daddies so a lot of times like the feminine ones get like singled out to get singled out and all

01:11:45.820 the feminine a lot of the feminine ones see i'm talking like i'm speaking in most but obviously

01:11:50.680 that doesn't represent everybody but like a lot of feminine guys also want a masculine guy for

01:11:54.700 like me for example like i need something that balances me out but like i love like i don't mind

01:11:59.120 when a guy like will paint his nails like will wear like something yeah fashionable right right

01:12:04.480 so does that does that make things harder for you as well just because it's yeah a million percent

01:12:09.040 yeah i mean like i like being on dating apps especially with gay people as well like it's

01:12:14.120 90 of the messages to me are like hi sister and that's like an instant on my life you won't date

01:12:19.640 a fan no that's that's such an interesting topic i i my my girlfriend had gone on a date with a guy

01:12:27.360 one time that she met through a dating app or something like that and he showed up with a

01:12:31.620 picture for her to sign that is like that is my worst nightmare so excited to meet you could you

01:12:37.760 just sign this and also can you do a video for my friend and send us like yo that's such an 0.88

01:12:42.640 interesting i would literally i would walk out right then and there she did yeah she did she

01:12:46.040 she didn't know i think like it's i don't like it's a tough subject because like when you have

01:12:52.340 a lot of followers people are going to know who you are regardless so like i would fan is like a

01:12:56.060 loosely defined sure term in the situation but but but i would never if somebody messaged me

01:13:01.300 saying hi sister i instantly unmatched like a vocal fan like someone that's over the top fandom 0.57

01:13:05.340 yeah that's a problem what if someone appreciates the shit out of your work like there's there's 0.75

01:13:09.060 oh that's fine yeah okay but even if you message me saying hi sister i'll still unmatch you that 0.89

01:13:12.700 seems like a bad it just not a good greeting yeah so you're having a tough time have you ever

01:13:15.820 considered going on the bachelor uh i will after we produced instant influencer we were talking a

01:13:20.980 lot about doing dating shows and stuff i actually had a few pitches that were very very successful

01:13:24.780 but i ended up pulling out of them last minute which was a large monetary opportunity loss for

01:13:29.200 me but i think my biggest thing is like i've been through a lot of shit with relationships and

01:13:32.960 unfortunately a lot of it has ended up online especially after last year's situation so although

01:13:38.220 i would love to find true love i would never want to do that in like a public way yeah like if i if

01:13:44.040 i ever do get in a relationship which hopefully you know ends up happening sometime whenever i'm

01:13:48.240 not looking um i would want to be with that person in private for quite a while before ever making

01:13:53.880 that you know public just to ensure that like things were actually going the real so you don't

01:13:59.780 have to do the break like massive break no i mean the coachella thing that you were talking about

01:14:03.020 earlier like i talked to a guy for seven months and he flew himself out to coachella saying that

01:14:07.380 he was curious or whatever and used me for followers the entire time and like that i remember

01:14:11.600 that that ended up being like a public thing and like that was really tough to deal with and like

01:14:15.020 now he has like almost a million followers on tiktok and it's like here right now and it's 0.99

01:14:19.200 like going to all the parties and stuff and like nobody cares anymore all right well fuck that well 0.99

01:14:22.560 yeah a million followers on my little sister so like everybody's got a fuck you know what that's 1.00

01:14:26.960 is can i say that's fucked up that was fucked up of him oh that was yeah it was fucked dude 1.00

01:14:31.360 like what the fuck is your problem now you got a million until you're gonna renegade for a million 1.00

01:14:35.180 but i've you know healed from the situation i'm not angry with him anymore i just don't care 0.99

01:14:42.340 but like i said was saying earlier i try to take everything you know as a learning lesson and i

01:14:47.100 feel like that for me was a learning lesson where it's like i talked to this guy for a long time

01:14:50.780 you know although we were communicating a lot i didn't really know a lot about him and my first

01:14:55.540 time meeting him and hanging out with him should not have been in a music festival with millions

01:14:59.400 of people where i could have gotten paparazzi and did so like that was a great learning lesson for

01:15:03.660 me is like if you're gonna you know be seeing somebody that you really like it needs to be in

01:15:07.640 private in a private setting where you know people can't take photos and they can't have their phone

01:15:12.060 to post you like are people are people trying to get you still i've seen some tiktoks about dudes

01:15:16.920 every once every once in a while yeah but i feel like now it doesn't work anymore because all the 0.98

01:15:22.600 comments like you're so fucking stupid like every time that people do it it's also just like it's 1.00

01:15:26.360 pathetic it's fucked up it's so stupid i always say crimes of the heart are like the worst like 1.00

01:15:31.740 I just, like, anything from, like, cheating or using someone in that kind of way is just, like, it's fucked up shit. 1.00

01:15:36.780 Yeah, I know. It's really stupid, but I will say, like, after everything that happened last year and me having to, like, get in front of millions of people and prove that I wasn't a fucking sexual predator, like, that kind of helped my narrative, my case now, where, like, when people do try to do that, everyone's like, you're so fucked, like, cut it out, like, leave them be, so. 0.99

01:15:53.540 So no dating shit, no Too Hot to Handle. 0.99

01:15:55.920 We have Harry Jousey coming on the next week from Too Hot to Handle. 1.00

01:16:01.120 shout out Harry

01:16:02.220 have you met him before

01:16:02.880 no but he Instagram

01:16:03.980 DM'd me in 2018

01:16:04.820 saying that he loved me

01:16:05.700 and then as soon as

01:16:06.380 I saw the show

01:16:06.880 I DM'd him back

01:16:07.680 I was like

01:16:08.120 I love you too now

01:16:09.300 but he was already

01:16:10.940 in a relationship

01:16:11.400 with a girl

01:16:11.880 and I don't think

01:16:12.520 he's actually

01:16:13.200 they broke up

01:16:14.480 they broke up now

01:16:15.280 I know 1.00

01:16:15.780 I think he's straight

01:16:16.480 I think he just loved me

01:16:17.320 but

01:16:17.560 which is

01:16:18.260 I mean I DM people

01:16:19.900 all the time 0.98

01:16:20.400 male female

01:16:21.300 I'm just like

01:16:21.640 yo love you

01:16:22.200 yeah no for sure

01:16:23.080 I just thought

01:16:23.480 it was like a funny thing

01:16:24.480 I was watching the show

01:16:25.600 on Netflix

01:16:25.920 and it was like

01:16:26.400 two in the morning

01:16:27.000 and I was like

01:16:27.560 just like in bed

01:16:28.140 and I was like

01:16:28.680 I was like oh my god

01:16:31.120 And then I went to message it and I was like

01:16:33.060 He already did

01:16:33.920 That happens to him a lot too

01:16:36.540 He goes to message somebody about the show or something like that

01:16:38.800 And he finds something like

01:16:39.760 You know how I DM'd

01:16:41.200 Yesterday I believe

01:16:43.640 Up and coming singer slash rapper

01:16:46.920 Girl named Ash Niko

01:16:48.020 Oh yeah

01:16:49.180 Yeah that one

01:16:51.580 And then she just put out this song called Daisy

01:16:54.620 Have you heard it?

01:16:55.280 Yo go home and listen to this song called Daisy

01:16:57.340 It's slap 0.97

01:16:57.900 well i just said i said uh i said daisy's a slap or some shit i just think being revered and um 0.95

01:17:05.580 acknowledged for your work is acceptable yeah i message all on every level every single time yeah 0.89

01:17:10.960 i message people all the time i love giving people compliments and making course of course

01:17:14.640 it's so cool the one thing though that also on the contrary to what we were just saying about

01:17:17.960 the comments and stuff a lot of times when i do that especially on tiktok the comments are

01:17:21.200 instantly like oh james oh my god james is here like because it's like sometimes like i commented

01:17:25.740 on some guys

01:17:26.280 TikTok who does

01:17:27.500 like special effects

01:17:28.340 and he like edited

01:17:29.580 his like video

01:17:30.380 to make it look like

01:17:30.960 he was like in Harry Potter

01:17:31.940 so there's like 1.00

01:17:32.940 Dementors 1.00

01:17:33.380 like Voldemort

01:17:33.900 and I commented

01:17:34.880 I was like

01:17:35.100 oh my god

01:17:35.380 you're so talented

01:17:35.940 everyone's like

01:17:36.280 oh my god 1.00

01:17:36.560 James wants to fuck you 1.00

01:17:37.280 I'm like 1.00

01:17:37.580 what?

01:17:38.840 I hate that

01:17:39.660 it's so annoying

01:17:41.080 this has to be 1.00

01:17:42.600 the dumbest fucking reaction 1.00

01:17:43.680 I've ever seen 1.00

01:17:44.740 to a comment

01:17:45.220 that's annoying

01:17:45.540 how do you deal

01:17:46.160 how do you deal

01:17:46.560 with the comments?

01:17:47.300 I don't care

01:17:47.760 I mean it's like 1.00

01:17:48.460 people are so stupid 1.00

01:17:49.580 and like I'm 1.00

01:17:50.480 well aware of the fact

01:17:51.300 that people

01:17:51.680 all people care about

01:17:52.500 is getting likes

01:17:53.440 and thumbs up

01:17:53.900 on their own comments

01:17:54.520 makes them feel validated yeah so so you're not you're not even mad at i'm like it's annoying

01:17:58.980 yeah for sure annoying as hell but like i don't care i think that's the only way to be right 0.54

01:18:03.880 like that's the only way to like like you see because you see what are you gonna do sit there 0.95

01:18:07.580 and reply and be like oh sorry i don't want to have sex with this guy i just liked his 0.67

01:18:10.540 i just liked his dementors that he photoshopped because that's what they want sometimes too i've 0.99

01:18:14.780 had i've seen it a lot you know in my little rise here where somebody will say something fucked up 0.95

01:18:19.480 i'll respond and they're like oh my god you responded like i'm your biggest fan and i'm 0.98

01:18:23.700 I'm like, are you fucking kidding me? 0.96

01:18:24.840 Every time. 0.98

01:18:25.460 It happened to be on TikTok a few days ago.

01:18:27.060 I can't remember what the video.

01:18:30.020 Oh, I know what it was.

01:18:31.660 He sounded like you there for a second.

01:18:33.260 I wasn't looking.

01:18:35.460 I filmed a TikTok sing-off video

01:18:38.400 with my best friend who's visiting from out of town right now

01:18:40.160 and the Lopez brothers, 0.92

01:18:41.320 and people were clowning the fuck out of the video. 0.97

01:18:42.760 Wait, I saw this video. 0.99

01:18:43.740 Yeah, people were clowning the fuck out of it.

01:18:45.340 Obviously, it was just a lighthearted, fun thing, 1.00

01:18:47.180 but some stupid girl made a video 1.00

01:18:49.300 making fun of my body roll in it, 1.00

01:18:51.020 and I literally was like,

01:18:52.140 okay i can't like this is a joke because i can't do a body roll like if you looked at any of my

01:18:56.200 other tiktoks it's like literally me being like i saw that so she posted it and like was making

01:19:02.520 fun of the body roll and i commented back like in a joking manner being like oh my god haha the

01:19:06.540 body roll is supposed to be a joke like joking with her she made another and then she do what

01:19:10.320 she posted my comment on her tiktok and was like oh well she's like it was we didn't take it she

01:19:15.180 was actually supposed to be a joke then you need to do out this and show us how it's really done

01:19:18.100 buddy because we don't think like because you can't do it or something it was something really

01:19:20.720 snarky and i was like i literally commented i was like it was literally supposed to be a joke like 0.96

01:19:23.760 why are you so impressed about this you fucking weirdo like why do you care so you like the first 0.97

01:19:28.520 time you'll give them like the the cool james charles and then the second one you're like oh 0.99

01:19:31.860 yeah because like i'm about to snap i'm like i can't do a body like it was like literally say 0.57

01:19:36.840 it was literally going like that it was fucking awful but like i was like the whole point of

01:19:40.700 doing it was because i know that i can't do it's like i was joining in on the joke of people making 0.57

01:19:43.760 fun of me yeah for dancing on the app i wouldn't be surprised if she makes a third one i'm sure

01:19:48.040 How are you going to take

01:19:50.840 me joking about

01:19:52.720 like joining in on a joke about me being bad

01:19:54.800 at something and then actually get

01:19:56.600 like pressed. Like what?

01:19:58.560 But I love your response.

01:20:01.060 I know. I know the answer.

01:20:02.820 It was a rhetorical question.

01:20:03.960 Yeah, I guess I didn't need an answer.

01:20:05.520 That's fine. R-H-E-P-O-R-I-C-A-L. 1.00

01:20:10.160 I'm going to spell it. 1.00

01:20:11.080 I could probably go toe-to-toe with you spelling.

01:20:13.380 Oh yeah? Spell imbecile. 1.00

01:20:15.060 Fuck. 1.00

01:20:18.040 Dan we've been going for a minute 1.00

01:20:19.540 I don't know

01:20:21.120 I would hope it was longer than a minute

01:20:22.320 Episode 200

01:20:26.020 What else we got going on

01:20:27.460 You got anything you want to ask Logan

01:20:29.920 Are you into

01:20:31.020 Are you into any conspiracies

01:20:35.220 Not really

01:20:37.900 Why would you be

01:20:39.580 I'm a rapid fire

01:20:41.640 I'm a very science

01:20:42.860 You're probably not crazy religious right

01:20:46.260 No not at all

01:20:47.180 i don't believe in anything do you think i hate this i mean i guess yeah not agnostic

01:20:53.140 yeah probably not that may change if you get older if it's wrong if i get if may get older

01:21:00.320 yeah no i don't really get them boys i don't really believe in anything steal james off the

01:21:04.600 set do you like scientific theories your science person yeah my if you oh my god i've been talking

01:21:09.740 to a team about this for the longest time i want to do a youtube video where i literally just go

01:21:12.940 through my watch history on youtube because it was like you'd think it'd be like oh purple cut 0.62

01:21:16.920 crease yeah it's like fucking like how atomic bombs are made or like why japan is 57 billion 0.83

01:21:22.720 dollars in debt and how they're going to fix it or like the new taiwanese monorail that they're 0.99

01:21:26.600 building like that's crazy it's all by the way same we're all in the same basket it's all like

01:21:30.920 have you ever seen the channel like kurzegas or whatever kurz oh kurzegas really literally the

01:21:35.560 best channel on youtube what do they do just information man it's just like information

01:21:38.980 science conspiracy theory it's so what did i show you last night it's like k-u-r-z-e wait wait

01:21:44.900 your script oh was that no that was today was it today what the videos i was watching i was

01:21:48.780 watching coding videos on like recursive oh i watch all the time i watch i used to watch like

01:21:54.160 um tetris world champion videos like curves again in a nutshell yes oh those are the best videos on

01:22:00.420 youtube looks like little cartoons you play tetris i never played it just watched just loved watching

01:22:05.340 you know you know i'm very very good at tetris i love that for you very great you can watch me 0.69

01:22:10.840 play tetris sure i'll watch you play tetris i would care sorry i was gonna make a stupid joke

01:22:15.900 no but like my like my watch history is like all science stuff all like facts weird information 0.97

01:22:22.700 like there's a few makeup videos here and there and it's a lot of minecraft too no fucking way

01:22:27.220 yeah who's your favorite uh game person to watch uh i watch a lot of them i like uh mumbo jumbo 0.84

01:22:32.420 green i like zoom avoid a lot they're all in the hermitcraft server on minecraft oh my god but you

01:22:36.360 I mean I play every once in a while

01:22:39.020 I did like Minecraft fun days like when

01:22:40.680 Keemstar was doing it for a while with everybody

01:22:42.560 and that was really fucking fun but I did it mostly

01:22:44.920 for 0.96

01:22:45.320 I did it mostly for the Hunger Games

01:22:48.660 minigame on my left

01:22:49.980 I was going to say you are going to be able to do

01:22:52.920 so many things because of how vast

01:22:54.960 your interests are

01:22:55.720 I see you doing like a

01:22:58.020 talk show or even a podcast

01:23:00.680 Louis

01:23:02.280 literally Louis expects you to do a podcast

01:23:04.660 every single day.

01:23:06.900 You can talk like you're

01:23:08.960 a great speaker. That seems

01:23:10.180 like a natural thing to get into.

01:23:13.140 Especially you got that studio in your basement now.

01:23:14.900 I'm so annoyed you just had the eye.

01:23:16.240 Either that or would you ever

01:23:18.720 consider boxing?

01:23:21.660 And the reason I asked

01:23:23.020 you is if there was a big enough check

01:23:24.800 on the table for a boxing match

01:23:26.920 between James Charles and another YouTuber

01:23:28.880 yes or no and

01:23:30.820 who is that other YouTuber? I'm not going to say

01:23:32.700 who the other YouTuber would be.

01:23:33.860 I'm doing my best to say out of drama

01:23:38.340 You're doing a great job

01:23:39.720 Probably would not

01:23:43.040 I think boxing

01:23:43.920 I enjoyed watching the whole situation 0.99

01:23:45.940 Why the fuck would you ever want to sign up to punch somebody 0.99

01:23:49.040 Or get punched 0.99

01:23:49.780 You gotta protect the assets

01:23:51.840 If I got a black eye, game over

01:23:54.560 Or like broke a nail

01:23:55.660 These are so expensive

01:23:56.620 How expensive are the nails?

01:23:59.620 Like $500 every time

01:24:00.580 It's a house call

01:24:02.000 and it's always like is that how you can get it done during covid they come to the house yeah 1.00

01:24:05.680 yeah that's that i know a lot of girls out there been complaining about their chipped up shit 0.95

01:24:09.440 nails right now yeah so no no no box i'm not i mean i like sports are never really bad in my 0.97

01:24:17.600 forte athletic at all surely you could throw a frisbee into it i mean sure i can throw a frisbee

01:24:22.720 but like what does it throw a frisbee into like a ring disc golf yeah it's golf with the frisbee

01:24:28.140 So you throw the Frisbee into some sort of target that catches the Frisbee.

01:24:32.780 It's not as well-known of a sport as we thought.

01:24:34.980 Yeah, not everybody knows.

01:24:36.020 Frisbee golf?

01:24:37.680 Oh, I played Frisbee golf in PE.

01:24:39.240 There we go.

01:24:39.560 Yes, yes, yes.

01:24:40.220 They called it disc golf.

01:24:41.640 Oh, sure.

01:24:42.540 No, never played it.

01:24:43.340 I liked volleyball a lot.

01:24:45.560 Volleyball was my favorite one in PE.

01:24:47.100 I was really good at it.

01:24:48.240 Then I got an ALS, and I can't do it anymore.

01:24:49.800 We're putting a volleyball court up at our ranch, which you have to come to.

01:24:54.220 I'm coming to.

01:24:55.060 For sure.

01:24:55.860 That is going to be incredible.

01:24:56.900 Yeah.

01:24:57.240 Absolutely phenomenal.

01:24:58.140 No, I really like like adventure type stuff.

01:25:00.300 Like I'm always down for like something crazy fun.

01:25:02.780 So you'd go off a jump in the razor with me?

01:25:07.060 Honestly, probably.

01:25:09.400 That will be the best clip on the internet.

01:25:13.020 I'll have to watch it a few times, but I probably would, to be honest.

01:25:15.640 I just don't like putting myself in a situation.

01:25:17.440 I don't have to go crazy.

01:25:18.140 It's all like I don't have to floor it.

01:25:20.120 We can do it 100% safe.

01:25:22.260 Oh, then sure.

01:25:22.760 It's fun.

01:25:23.620 No, I love doing stuff like that.

01:25:24.860 Shooting shotguns and stuff?

01:25:26.340 uh don't know how I feel about guns but definitely done for a bow and arrow moment

01:25:30.020 oh there you go that's Danny Danny's really yeah she shoots it off horses oh are you serious

01:25:35.860 oh my god I feel like well I was like Hunger Games was my favorite ever series growing up

01:25:41.300 like books and movies like I just want to be like Katniss yeah a little Katniss how much

01:25:45.020 that was that noise that was amazing incredible thanks any other daredevil stuff you ever jumped

01:25:49.600 out of a plane would never you could not pay me you could not awful to quadruple my bank account

01:25:54.580 to skydive or dump out a plane. Shut up. 1.00

01:25:56.480 Why? I don't, such an, like, what if your 0.99

01:25:58.500 fucking parachute just doesn't deploy? You're way too 1.00

01:26:00.600 logical to do that.

01:26:02.260 Like, why? I don't, well, I also, like,

01:26:04.700 I love roller coasters, hate the downward

01:26:06.560 feeling. You just like going up.

01:26:08.960 Like, if you could just, if they could stop

01:26:10.600 it when you get to the peak and you walk down those

01:26:12.520 little maintenance stairs.

01:26:13.580 Oh my god, this is what you want to do.

01:26:15.420 No, like, I don't mind, like, the loops or twists or turns,

01:26:17.700 like, anything else. I just hate, like, the going down feeling

01:26:19.540 and that's, and the entirety of skydiving.

01:26:22.140 Yeah, just dropping.

01:26:23.240 yeah so no thanks and plummeting to the face of the earth at an alarming pace it's scary he told

01:26:28.080 me he told me that like i did it one time with him and he was like it's it's really not that

01:26:31.800 because i've done everything else i'm down for adventurous things but i'm done for safe

01:26:35.420 would never bungee jump you wouldn't no well okay so here okay because that's kind of safe-ish

01:26:40.520 no but scarier we said it was okay my favorite show in the entire world is amazing race and

01:26:46.940 logan and i have talked about oh yeah me and logan oh yeah we need to go on amazing race together

01:26:50.920 we'd be sick good oh my god the the television drama the events the cutaways the confessionals

01:26:58.420 like that i'm just imagining the production value in my head like i yo on god i swear to god i would

01:27:04.440 do that in a heartbeat yeah if we were partners on the amazing race we it would be very good we

01:27:10.240 crush yeah but like there i've always like there has been certain episodes before like where they'll

01:27:15.240 like do cliff okay so the way the the show works too is like you could never have the same person

01:27:19.920 do like you can't go and do physical challenge and then the next challenge you also do physical

01:27:24.560 challenge okay like you can't do it where like i do all the mental ones and you do all the physical

01:27:27.460 ones so like there's an episodes where like i've watched i've seen every single season at least

01:27:31.580 twice and there's like 30 or you really like the amazing it's my favorite show in the entire world

01:27:35.540 no there's 25 seasons it's my favorite show in the entire world is it the travel like what's

01:27:39.500 your favorite part of it i just like problem solving it's like it's so fun it's like literally

01:27:43.140 like a scavenger hunt around the world which is so cool but like i've literally seen episodes

01:27:47.480 where like the physical person

01:27:49.200 will do the physical challenge

01:27:50.180 and then the next one will be like a bunch.

01:27:51.980 There was one where it was a physical challenge

01:27:53.220 and the next episode was a bungee jumping one. 0.78

01:27:55.400 And the girl like literally,

01:27:56.460 I started crying just watching this like poor girl

01:28:00.300 that was in the couple that was like horrified of heights,

01:28:02.240 was not a physical person,

01:28:03.540 like literally be forced to either jump off of a mountain

01:28:06.780 or quit the show.

01:28:08.480 Would you do it?

01:28:09.420 No.

01:28:09.760 James, James, James.

01:28:11.560 We're partners.

01:28:12.180 I need you to say yes.

01:28:13.220 You have to win.

01:28:13.920 You have to.

01:28:14.600 Because as it's a coronavirus.

01:28:16.880 No, I got tested.

01:28:18.120 I was curious too.

01:28:19.200 Negative.

01:28:19.580 Perfect.

01:28:20.300 Because I would probably lose us the show unless there's like a thing you can't do.

01:28:26.920 Well, I would probably do it, but I would be crying all the way down.

01:28:29.820 I'd have to have somebody push me.

01:28:31.480 Like you'd have to be up there and be like right off.

01:28:33.400 Another one of those great sounds.

01:28:34.940 Just like really shove me off the edge.

01:28:36.560 Then we'd be fine.

01:28:37.060 I'd be crying, but like we'd still be through the challenge, you know?

01:28:39.360 You auditioned for it once, right?

01:28:41.140 Started talking to the producers about it, and I wanted to do it with my assistant, but

01:28:44.480 they weren't interested in a employee employer relationship because jake and i auditioned once

01:28:49.980 really yeah we went we went to the three-day audition process slept overnight in the hotels

01:28:53.980 did the eight-hour test because it is extensive it is very extensive really they need to know

01:28:59.440 everything about you if you have any uh illnesses or medical ailments food allergies whatever what 0.99

01:29:04.040 you're afraid of what you're not afraid of there's some nasty shit on that show too when it comes to 0.98

01:29:07.540 eating or like oh so i i could i could get a bit uh queasy with the bugs don't love a bug like 0.99

01:29:15.620 fear factor type shit for some reason that like the the pop the initial pop of the insect do the 0.85

01:29:21.420 pop like if i'm eating a bug and that happens i've seen it that that that would that might 0.99

01:29:27.300 i would do it again but y'all are like me with jeopardy it's all everyone like i take you to

01:29:32.660 he tried dude he went on the site and took the uh audition to be on jeopardy test how'd you do

01:29:39.440 mike i did horrible yeah really because you want to know what it is it's almost like

01:29:42.700 every question is a final jeopardy i've never seen such difficult questions did you ever

01:29:47.620 did you horrify i watched an entire series about how that one guy came onto jeopardy and then

01:29:51.960 turned the entire show upside down ken jennings yep ken jennings ken classic classic i know my

01:29:56.420 my brain is just a rolodex of the

01:29:59.880 that was amazing

01:30:00.560 the winningest

01:30:02.840 I think he might have got beat out

01:30:04.880 but he was the highest earning Jeopardy player

01:30:07.660 for the longest time and he completely switched

01:30:09.780 around how they did the game

01:30:11.420 it was something based on the probability of finding the daily doubles

01:30:13.980 was that James Holtzauer that just did that

01:30:17.700 it was James Holtzauer

01:30:19.780 he was the guy that passed

01:30:21.600 he would do it from the bottom

01:30:23.800 of the board up

01:30:24.600 the American gambler

01:30:27.020 yeah he's a professional gambler and he was just brilliant

01:30:29.320 because he started going from the bottom up because

01:30:31.100 I guess the daily doubles were more

01:30:32.640 likely to be he answers 97%

01:30:35.580 of questions correct

01:30:36.500 James Holtzauer if you're watching this right now

01:30:39.140 he's won a total of

01:30:41.180 2.4 million dollars the guy you named

01:30:43.340 before Ken Jennings won 3.3 million dollars

01:30:45.620 oh so okay

01:30:46.340 how do people know this many random

01:30:49.400 facts why is that

01:30:50.820 remember we talked about me being a sponge

01:30:52.560 I feel like it just depends on whatever you want.

01:30:56.700 So you don't just forget things?

01:30:58.880 Yeah.

01:30:59.220 You just remember.

01:31:00.140 Who invented the cotton gin?

01:31:01.760 Eli Whitney. 1.00

01:31:02.460 Holy fucking shit! 1.00

01:31:04.520 That was extremely fast. 1.00

01:31:05.720 That was amazing.

01:31:07.140 By the way, New Haven, Connecticut.

01:31:08.960 Eli Whitney.

01:31:09.400 Oh, no way.

01:31:10.120 Who's the author of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea?

01:31:12.680 I have no idea what that book is.

01:31:14.120 Me either.

01:31:14.720 It's a classic.

01:31:15.740 He had a perfect streak.

01:31:16.940 He was one for one.

01:31:17.720 Why are you going to throw him?

01:31:18.700 Why are you going to throw him?

01:31:21.160 Jules Verne.

01:31:21.940 Jules Verne.

01:31:22.560 Is that a book you just read or something?

01:31:24.200 No, I had to think of a random Jeopardy question

01:31:26.340 That might be like

01:31:27.420 Who wrote the Goosebumps series?

01:31:30.940 Earl Stein

01:31:31.380 Nice job

01:31:32.180 Is that the last book you read, Logan?

01:31:36.560 I cannot remember the last book I read

01:31:39.160 I hate reading

01:31:40.860 Wasn't the fifth title

01:31:41.760 I hate it

01:31:42.720 I used to love reading

01:31:45.520 I was obsessed

01:31:46.240 What was your favorite book growing up?

01:31:47.580 It had to be the Unfortunate Events series

01:31:49.640 Did you watch the Netflix?

01:31:52.560 show uh no i watched a movie with jim carrey that was a little the movie's awful disappointed yeah 0.99

01:31:58.760 so the netflix series is really good okay really good it must be new oh are you out of your fucking 0.78

01:32:05.140 mind really agrees um the netflix series is so good like 10 out of 10 would recommend acting is 0.67

01:32:11.400 a little bit cheesy but like overall it was just incredible that was my favorite one of my favorite

01:32:15.480 series growing up as well so it was really cool getting to see it like actually i don't know why

01:32:20.860 into something visual i think i think reading isn't so much about being able to read the words

01:32:26.020 on the page as it is about being able to retain information that you read on a page

01:32:30.360 because like a second are you talking about in terms of like studying um like unless i'm

01:32:36.640 annotating and highlighting if i read a book pretty much it's all lost in the next day in

01:32:42.440 the next 24 hours something about something about seeing words on a page does not translate in my

01:32:47.740 brain as as much as seeing a visual we've talked about this you're a visual person that's why you

01:32:52.400 need powerpoints and that's why i told you you got it or audio bro you give me powerpoints you

01:32:56.820 give me movies i will memorize every single shot shot for shot perfectly i'm a very visual person

01:33:02.660 as well but like when i read books like i'm a i'm when i'm reading a book i'm watching the book in

01:33:07.860 my head right like oh pepper like i'm watching everything that's going down like as i'm reading

01:33:12.920 the words on the page like i'm imagining it does that is that not how your brain so yeah it does

01:33:17.500 but i don't pause before you even finish this thought because i don't care why would you ask

01:33:21.960 me if i tell you why would you ask me that why would you well because i did care at first but

01:33:24.740 i thought of it now you don't care because your thought trumps mine because i thought of a thought

01:33:28.060 that would be a better question when okay if i told you to close your eyes and if i say think

01:33:34.760 of an apple can you visualize an apple in your head no problem okay some you know some people

01:33:39.360 can't what some people literally just like see black and like can't visualize that oh wait a

01:33:46.080 second though close your eyes and visualize an apple yeah describe it to me um it's red with a

01:33:52.820 nice shine on the upper left hand side there's a stem okay is there a leaf because there was a

01:33:57.780 leaf on mine there's not a leaf on my leaf no because mine are you imagining a cartoon apple

01:34:02.280 or a real apple i was i was imagining the most perfect apple in the world so was i but mine had

01:34:07.760 no leaf and there was a nice shadow at approximately a um a see look this is the here

01:34:14.660 this is the apple i imagined look at this here was the shine you were talking about was literally

01:34:20.460 the one over there this one yeah that apple what are those ones called i don't know but

01:34:28.480 if something red if you're gonna if you're gonna if you're gonna tell me that there's any apple

01:34:31.740 better than the honey crisp apple you're you're probably wrong i love uh granny's i love the

01:34:36.320 sour green sour green green apple it's interesting you notice the shine and you described it i think

01:34:42.820 that that is attested slightly to your artistry like i i saw it but i didn't i wouldn't say it

01:34:50.140 yeah i wouldn't say it out loud okay interesting though people can't see apples when they close

01:34:55.020 their eyes some people just can't some people they cannot visualize like cannot produce that

01:34:58.640 imagery in their head which is there's also some people without like inner monologues you think it

01:35:02.940 would be to us it's strange but to them it's completely normal like it's just a different

01:35:06.880 way of your brain being weird. Some people, when they eat cilantro,

01:35:09.000 it tastes like soap.

01:35:10.540 Do you know that? Yes. Weird.

01:35:12.980 You probably know a lot of random facts. Do you watch Cash Cab?

01:35:15.720 Used to love

01:35:16.720 that show. For sure. Every time

01:35:18.860 that I used to go to New York and I was like, I would get

01:35:20.800 in the cabin. This is the one.

01:35:22.040 This is the one. I was always ready,

01:35:24.840 but I never have it.

01:35:26.380 That was a good show. It's very good.

01:35:28.880 We've been watching a lot of Cash Cab.

01:35:30.180 I got like a 60-70%

01:35:32.600 hit rate on the question. That show is definitely a lot

01:35:34.280 easier than Jeopardy.

01:35:35.520 Jeopardy is really intense.

01:35:38.140 You take the cash cap to get to the Jeopardy set.

01:35:40.780 That would be a flex.

01:35:42.080 That would be a great day.

01:35:42.740 A flex and a half.

01:35:43.560 I was always surprised at how excited people got over the amounts of money they made. 0.95

01:35:49.420 It might be fucked up, but it sort of puts it in perspective for me. 0.96

01:35:52.400 How many people in the United States really value a $200 check. 0.99

01:36:00.420 I'm still the same way, though.

01:36:01.700 If I got in a cab expecting to pay and somebody's like,

01:36:03.760 you answer the questions right you got 150 bucks i'd go crazy oh it'd be so fine it's the best

01:36:07.640 it's more it's more of the commentary i'm like some people will say like oh man i'm this guy 0.98

01:36:12.440 one guy said he said i'm broke as a joke i could really use 250 dollars and la is a fucking bubble 0.94

01:36:18.220 do you know what the do you know what the percentage of people in the world that have 0.97

01:36:22.300 a hundred dollars in their savings account is it's like five no no no it's like five percent

01:36:26.620 of the world has a hundred dollars so i'll give you the statistic right now they won the one girl

01:36:31.020 one uh uh they got the first question right or two the first two questions right they were at

01:36:35.400 a hundred dollars and she said wow my bank account just doubled and this like this is a lot of money

01:36:42.060 for some people so that's what i'm saying i guess like i've just been here so long and and and been

01:36:45.920 blessed uh for so long that i'm i forget i guess how many people are truly like living paycheck

01:36:51.160 to paycheck josie asked the question um if that if that's true how how are they paying for a cab

01:36:56.300 well cabs are not a hundred dollars usually yeah but if your bank account doubled at a hundred

01:37:02.680 dollars you have fifty dollars in your bank account it means you're gonna pay for a twenty

01:37:04.960 it was a tough week and she's using that to get back home and it's the last last day of the month 0.99

01:37:08.680 before she gets her paycheck oh god we need to we need to fucking fix this shit you have to get to 0.98

01:37:13.420 work in order to actually make money in the first place that's true there's a sign in cleveland as 0.99

01:37:16.920 you're driving downtown that says uh national debt per person and it's like 86 000 per person

01:37:23.420 just based on how much money.

01:37:26.080 How can we fix the fiscal deficit?

01:37:27.460 James, you got a plan?

01:37:28.100 Surely.

01:37:28.740 Kanye.

01:37:29.200 I haven't fully imagined that one yet.

01:37:33.100 I'll keep you posted on my solution.

01:37:37.420 Hopefully Kanye fixes that

01:37:38.880 when he's elected president of the United States of America.

01:37:41.640 I got a paparazzi last week

01:37:43.220 and he's like,

01:37:43.520 what do you think about Kanye being president?

01:37:45.000 And I was like,

01:37:46.180 I have no comment.

01:37:48.900 But you gave him that look.

01:37:50.380 He's like,

01:37:50.900 you haven't seen the tweet?

01:37:52.440 And I was like,

01:37:52.720 oh no I saw the tweet

01:37:53.740 definitely saw it

01:37:55.300 yeah we addressed it

01:37:56.140 on this show

01:37:56.580 that's uh 1.00

01:37:57.300 I mean shit 0.98

01:37:58.380 we addressed a lot of stuff 0.99

01:37:59.480 yesterday

01:37:59.900 yesterday was a crazy episode

01:38:01.660 sounds like a riveting episode

01:38:02.680 it was

01:38:03.140 we talked about Tom Hanks a lot

01:38:04.340 you like Tom Hanks

01:38:05.360 I'm familiar

01:38:06.700 sure

01:38:07.660 even though he's stuffing

01:38:08.560 kids in cabinets

01:38:09.220 is he

01:38:10.000 oh the whole way

01:38:10.980 oh my god

01:38:12.780 that was crazy

01:38:13.900 that is insane

01:38:15.340 that's a conspiracy theory

01:38:16.760 we went over the whole thing

01:38:18.120 someone tell us to buy the cabinets 0.98

01:38:19.600 see if there's kids inside

01:38:20.520 we were thinking about it

01:38:21.460 we were thinking about it

01:38:22.040 literally

01:38:22.480 Somebody was talking to me about it, too, because I went on.

01:38:24.240 I was like, oh, let me buy this and see what happens.

01:38:25.660 It's an $18,000 cabinet.

01:38:26.800 Well, yeah, but $18,000 to return a missing person, potentially?

01:38:29.780 Hello?

01:38:31.260 Well, so, by the way, I dug into this a little bit.

01:38:34.200 Supposedly, they're saying that the kid actually doesn't come with the cabinet.

01:38:37.620 So you get the cabinet, and that, like, pays for the kid to get, like, shipped or something. 0.97

01:38:41.640 I don't fucking know, dude.

01:38:42.860 I thought I was going to, like, open the top drawer, and some kid was going to be like, 1.00

01:38:45.560 Ow, my fucking head! 1.00

01:38:46.820 Like, put me back. 1.00

01:38:47.940 Regardless, though, you couldn't check out because there was, I guess, like, a specific

01:38:51.920 Coupon code that you needed to input

01:38:53.660 To even be able to check out with each of the

01:38:55.380 Person named cabinets

01:38:57.900 I was here all this stuff

01:38:59.400 Yeah that's what I'm saying

01:39:01.200 That puts a twist on it

01:39:03.320 But it's not true 1.00

01:39:04.380 No because what if there's a ring of these fucking sick pedophile cabinet people 1.00

01:39:07.700 No no no 1.00

01:39:08.260 First of all there is

01:39:09.600 I just don't believe that Wayfair are the people that

01:39:12.280 You know what I want to do

01:39:13.860 You know the show to catch a predator

01:39:16.280 Can I be Chris Hansen

01:39:18.180 I'm sure you could do a better job

01:39:19.840 then he got in trouble for something. 0.99

01:39:21.920 Oh, he's been in all kinds of weird shit. 0.98

01:39:25.240 No, but I'd press these people 0.99

01:39:27.520 a little bit harder than Chris.

01:39:29.180 That's what I'm talking about.

01:39:30.140 That's got to be a good fee.

01:39:31.120 I'd be like, I'd look at him and go, 1.00

01:39:32.340 you sick fuck. 1.00

01:39:35.480 What were you thinking? 1.00

01:39:36.740 Sure.

01:39:37.400 Yeah, why did they stop to catch a predator?

01:39:39.140 This is all alleged, by the way.

01:39:40.820 Just to protect Mr. Logan and his podcast. 1.00

01:39:45.140 Oh, shit. 1.00

01:39:45.700 We'll put this imbecile on his podcast. 1.00

01:39:47.700 Do you know why the show was canceled? 1.00

01:39:50.700 Yeah, something. 0.96

01:39:51.400 It was his wife.

01:39:52.600 Was it his wife?

01:39:53.660 No, one of the-

01:39:54.660 Probably best that we don't get into it.

01:39:56.840 Next question.

01:39:58.660 Look it up there.

01:39:59.460 Wow.

01:39:59.920 I will.

01:40:00.340 It's dark.

01:40:01.520 It's dark, but I mean, it's a dark show.

01:40:04.420 We're done. 0.99

01:40:05.260 We're fucking done. 0.99

01:40:06.880 James, thanks for coming on, man. 0.99

01:40:08.140 Oh, we're done?

01:40:08.720 Yeah.

01:40:09.060 Great.

01:40:09.300 We're going to wrap it up. 0.99

01:40:09.980 This was fucking awesome. 0.93

01:40:11.640 I really appreciate you. 0.93

01:40:13.180 You guys can follow him on Instagram, James Charles.

01:40:15.240 You already do.

01:40:16.280 Let's be honest.

01:40:16.700 Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook

01:40:18.760 Phone number

01:40:19.840 310-958-7465

01:40:21.740 He really said it

01:40:24.620 We believed it out, but he said it

01:40:26.320 Why?

01:40:28.220 Oh, it's my fan number

01:40:30.820 You're our community

01:40:31.320 Oh, you want to say it again then?

01:40:33.860 Yeah, 310-958-7466

01:40:35.800 That was the fastest thing I've ever heard in my life

01:40:38.760 Well, thank you guys for listening

01:40:40.900 To this episode of Impulsive

01:40:42.560 The number one podcast in the world, James, we love you

01:40:45.020 Congratulations on 200.

01:40:46.060 That's actually really cool.

01:40:46.940 Thank you.

01:40:47.180 Thank you.

01:40:47.820 Thanks, everybody, for watching, yo.

01:40:49.380 Thank you, honestly.

01:40:50.540 I'm right around the corner.

01:40:51.520 Oh.

01:40:52.020 Yeah.

01:40:53.500 All right.

01:40:54.160 Right around the corner for any future episodes.

01:40:55.960 Here we go.

01:40:56.500 I'll be a permanent member.

01:40:57.420 Yo, KSI is going to happen, too. 0.99

01:40:59.300 I had the homosexual flair. 0.98

01:41:02.820 Dude, the dynamic's sick. 0.98

01:41:04.580 I know.

01:41:04.860 It's the dopest.

01:41:05.560 That's why Amazing Race.

01:41:06.400 I mean, if you watch a show of CBS.

01:41:08.780 Yeah.

01:41:09.120 Yeah.

01:41:10.240 Honestly, if people actually want that to happen, please let us know.

01:41:13.140 if there's actually an audience that would be so good it would be so good that'd be awesome

01:41:17.680 all right guys that's it that's all we got thanks for listening we'll see you next time peace peace

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Impaulsive with Logan Paul - July 16, 2020

E200 HI SISTERS... IT’S JAMES CHARLES - IMPAULSIVE EP. 200

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