Impaulsive with Logan Paul - NICK BATEMAN POOPS HIS PANTS - IMPAULSIVE EP. 78

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00:02:06.940 For some reason, I'd always, like, shit my pants.

00:02:11.140 Sorry, I'm going to stop you.

00:02:13.320 I don't care how embarrassing this is.

00:02:15.060 No, that's fine.

00:02:15.600 I'm mad enough to say it.

00:02:16.440 I just need you to say it one more time.

00:02:25.300 Well, Brad, give me the thumbs up, dude.

00:02:27.240 Better than him giving you a thumbs down.

00:02:29.080 I think we're live.

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00:02:38.940 A lot of stuff going on.

00:02:39.940 So much stuff going on.

00:02:41.100 So number one, by the time this podcast is out,

00:02:43.780 we will be on our way to Russia

00:02:45.360 to enter the world championship Russian slapping competition.

00:02:48.320 Well, it was nice to see you conscious.

00:02:50.740 Yeah.

00:02:51.680 I am so, I have so many thoughts and feelings.

00:02:54.820 it feels like the fight in august but in russia against russians maybe because that's what it is

00:03:02.660 that's exactly what you know but it's just scary can we talk about what happened yesterday you get

00:03:06.800 or do you want to save it i want to save it but i'll give it a little hit man let's let's talk

00:03:12.220 about drama real quick before we bring the guys in because it's happening let's start with james

00:03:15.840 charles and tati because this took a weird spin back in james favor he's still down like two

00:03:22.500 million plus subscribers i think but you're gonna have to enlighten me because all i do is meditate

00:03:26.020 like i don't pay attention to this stuff and by the way rightfully so let's be honest like who

00:03:30.280 really gives a shit no offense beauty community but i made that i made that tweet i watched 36

00:03:35.620 seconds of his net his latest video and i was watching it i had the popcorn everything i'm like

00:03:40.960 this is gonna get juicy and i got to like 36 and he's like all that i ask you do is you watch the

00:03:46.480 entire video and i'm like i cannot do that because i don't give a fuck a single solitary fuck about

00:03:53.920 any of this nor do i understand why anybody would unless you're in the makeup community and even then

00:03:58.460 go do makeup yeah why are you watching videos people talking about people that did videos of

00:04:02.440 people making makeup about people just fucking go do fucking makeup and take your sugar bear hair

00:04:06.880 kids no wait that's i think that's the the competitor i think you take tati take your

00:04:11.720 soddies but um yeah i don't really know uh the the details because like mike i made it 42 seconds

00:04:17.720 i beat you um but it was it was refreshing to see uh so james he clearly scripted his latest video

00:04:25.600 it was scripted which then uh made me realize that his apology video unlike many people thought was

00:04:30.000 not scripted that was uh off the cuff so as far as like specifics go and like whose side i'm on

00:04:36.100 i'm i don't really give a shit if i'm being honest but i think the moral here is like

00:04:41.700 So people are starting to subscribe back to him.

00:04:43.620 Back, yeah.

00:04:44.160 So don't jump to conclusions and don't be fickle.

00:04:46.260 Why are they coming back?

00:04:47.280 What was...

00:04:48.120 Because I guess it came out that a lot...

00:04:49.420 He brought out receipts.

00:04:50.220 He brought his receipts, quote-unquote receipts.

00:04:51.840 And I guess...

00:04:52.840 Receipts to what?

00:04:54.360 You see, you're asking questions that people who watch 36 seconds of the video don't know.

00:04:57.440 Like, you got it.

00:04:58.000 If we had Keemstar here, he can answer those questions.

00:05:00.000 Got it.

00:05:00.220 Unfortunately, I have no clue.

00:05:01.600 Could have been receipts from McDonald's.

00:05:02.800 Next up!

00:05:03.040 Could have been receipts from Sephora.

00:05:04.100 It's done.

00:05:04.400 Next up.

00:05:04.900 Who knows?

00:05:05.000 Here we go.

00:05:05.920 Jake Paul versus Cody Cole.

00:05:07.160 my little brother made a video uh where he confronted cyber bully cody co um about because

00:05:14.680 because cody co has made a lot of videos on both jake and myself uh kind of just kind of just being

00:05:19.660 a dickhead if i'm being honest and like and jake called me after he confronted him he's like yo i

00:05:23.300 did this thing i was like oh that's dope because where i'm from it's like uh it you know if you're

00:05:28.080 gonna confront if you don't like someone you confront them like don't say it in your tweets

00:05:31.660 if you won't say it in the streets yeah you said that kind of shit yeah you settle it so so that's

00:05:35.380 what i thought he did but the video took on a cyber bully uh sort of stop stop cyber bullying

00:05:43.240 tone to it that i think rubbed a lot of people the wrong way and yeah quite a few there's like

00:05:48.620 175k dislikes a lot of tweets a lot of tweets a lot of dislikes i've got i've got a thought on it

00:05:53.860 i just my whole thing is i love the message that jake was trying to portray but it was very hard

00:06:01.100 for me and i love jake jake i love you so much there are days that go by that like him more than

00:06:05.480 logan even certain days but to see jake be the hero not hero but to be the uh purveyor or conveyor

00:06:14.860 of that message anti-bullying which by the way he started the video with the following line

00:06:18.700 there's a douchebag named cody co and we're about to fuck his life up if you're making an

00:06:25.040 anti-bullying video and you have started off by saying there's a douchebag named whatever and

00:06:30.020 we're about to fuck his life up you've lost you've lost i don't know else to say it bro like you just

00:06:35.460 like like like if it was me if it was me it was me i'd be like hey there's this guy i don't like

00:06:41.060 we're gonna tell him that i don't like him to his face and see what he does instead of like

00:06:44.520 stop bullying by the way stop bullying but like i don't know i don't know i think i think the core

00:06:50.860 message jake has once again seemed like a little bit of a personal vendetta against cody because

00:06:55.720 because Cody's made these videos against him.

00:06:57.220 Yeah, lots of them, lots of them.

00:06:59.360 My thought to Jake, and what I would say to Jake

00:07:02.080 and to any other creators out there who want to start drama,

00:07:04.620 drama is the easy way to win.

00:07:06.220 That's how losers win, by starting drama with other people.

00:07:08.940 The real way to win is make better fucking content.

00:07:12.480 If you have a problem with a creator, don't mention their name.

00:07:15.920 Don't give them more clout by putting them in your videos.

00:07:19.540 Make better content than them and do better than them.

00:07:23.060 That's it.

00:07:23.620 That's how you win.

00:07:24.520 Truly win.

00:07:25.240 cody though i know this feeling like um because he's got a he's got a i don't want to say a cult

00:07:30.660 following but like the people who like cody co really like cody co um because he is funny

00:07:35.580 it's just one of those situations where it's it's funny until you're the one being made fun of

00:07:40.400 and unfortunately the minority here is is the jakes the me the people who have been roasted

00:07:45.880 by cody and so it's i i i get the sentiment what jake was trying to do and i feel i feel for him

00:07:52.140 well it's kind of like

00:07:52.820 what we were talking about

00:07:53.380 with James

00:07:53.860 on one of the last shows

00:07:55.740 it's like

00:07:56.200 do you

00:07:57.220 fight back

00:07:58.500 or do you just

00:07:59.560 kind of like

00:08:00.100 take the higher road

00:08:00.820 and not say anything

00:08:01.640 if it was

00:08:02.840 again if it was me

00:08:03.660 I probably wouldn't have

00:08:04.580 made a video out of it

00:08:05.660 what would you have done

00:08:07.100 if you were in Jake's shoes

00:08:08.000 like if I saw him in person

00:08:09.220 I'd ruffle his feathers

00:08:10.240 a little bit

00:08:10.640 nothing physical

00:08:11.560 but I'd be like

00:08:12.280 yo like

00:08:12.800 you talk big online

00:08:14.840 you big now

00:08:15.580 type shit

00:08:16.020 and I wouldn't have

00:08:16.500 taken the

00:08:17.160 wouldn't have

00:08:19.400 tried to take that

00:08:20.100 high road

00:08:21.000 yeah I think

00:08:21.760 Not the high road, but just you wouldn't have made a video about it.

00:08:24.000 I don't know what I would have done.

00:08:24.500 I've seen you do that.

00:08:25.620 You're quite ruffling when it comes to feathers.

00:08:28.000 I've seen them ruffle some feathers in person.

00:08:29.420 And by the way, I don't want this to be misconstrued.

00:08:31.340 It's not me pushing Sean.

00:08:33.040 I'm just like, I really make people think about what they do online by confronting them in person.

00:08:39.580 Well, because you're not, and by the way, you're not ever the perpetrator of it.

00:08:43.100 You're just defending your name in person.

00:08:44.980 Like I remember the, my best memory of it was that for the first time we saw KSI at

00:08:50.240 the Japanese restaurant in Hollywood, when we got the phone call and they were like,

00:08:53.720 yo, KSI is there with this whole squad at this party at the phase party.

00:08:57.100 Oh yeah.

00:08:57.660 And it was just me and Logan.

00:08:59.080 This was before the fight was in like June.

00:09:00.780 It was just me and Logan rolling solo through Hollywood.

00:09:03.300 And I'm like, yo, should we bring security?

00:09:05.060 Like, should we bring a team with us?

00:09:06.140 Like 20 people and LP goes, I think we're good.

00:09:09.200 So we just rolled into this party, just me and him.

00:09:11.360 There's like 30 people, paparazzi, all this shit.

00:09:13.360 and LP just walks up to him

00:09:14.820 and gets to ruffle it.

00:09:15.900 He knows how to ruffle

00:09:16.620 fucking feathers.

00:09:17.420 Also, I made four rules

00:09:18.900 at the beginning of the year

00:09:19.580 and one of them was

00:09:20.240 don't disdain others

00:09:21.260 and I'm really trying to do that.

00:09:24.180 It's just healthier, I think.

00:09:25.700 Hell yeah.

00:09:26.860 Lastly, before we bring the guest on,

00:09:30.000 this just came out today,

00:09:30.840 FaZe.

00:09:31.520 There's a FaZe versus Tfue thing going on.

00:09:34.040 This is brand new.

00:09:35.140 Tfue's one of the best gamers in the world.

00:09:36.600 FaZe Clan is a gaming organization.

00:09:39.140 Yeah, and so what happened, Mike?

00:09:40.940 so uh tfue filed claim today against phase clan that they have um through they contractually took

00:09:49.480 um collected finders fees of up to 80 percent of revenue paid by third party of tfue services and

00:09:55.780 accuses and he also accuses the team of illegal and anti-competitive provisions so basically to

00:10:00.180 say when they found tfue they locked him down in a way that was basically illegal and not acceptable

00:10:07.160 in terms of a so he's contracted under face clan okay so he's a member of phase and and he's saying

00:10:13.660 that that the contract is just completely crazy and that they've taken too much and now banks is

00:10:19.620 you know is going back on twitter now and saying that you know he found tfue and tfue was only

00:10:25.100 getting like a few hundred views before phase took took him in and it's a really messy situation

00:10:31.500 right now i dude i hate that kind of stuff it's always so like touchy with with oh if it wasn't

00:10:37.620 for me you wouldn't be anything but there is legitimacy there so it's like we have 80 80

00:10:42.660 i don't and that's a lot banks is also saying that so they're taking 80 saying that that is

00:10:49.180 completely and utterly fabricated like in every way and i'm not and i've i don't know also that's

00:10:54.860 an that's an easy thing to figure out literally for sure contract will say exactly what the what

00:10:59.020 the number but also another thing i do want to say this uh not not directed specifically at tfue

00:11:04.280 but to anybody if you sign into an 80 contract maybe you don't deserve to have your fucking

00:11:09.660 but also also but also if what bank said is true and he discovered tfue when he had 100 100 viewers

00:11:16.360 on twitch like yeah that's what he said yo this is your big break and by the way 80 obviously

00:11:21.120 never would never be man put yourself in a position of having 100 viewers on twitch and

00:11:26.540 you wanting to be one of the biggest gamers in the world

00:11:28.880 for a two, three-year contract.

00:11:30.100 Yeah, at that point, you'd go to Russia and get slapped

00:11:31.680 to get a contract like that.

00:11:32.880 You'd have to be a moron.

00:11:34.860 Oh, shit.

00:11:35.700 Oh, God.

00:11:37.040 Yeah, I see.

00:11:37.660 You have to be so sorry.

00:11:38.420 Hey, this one's early.

00:11:39.420 Let's see how it plays out.

00:11:40.880 But again, I don't know.

00:11:42.280 Yeah, because we don't know.

00:11:43.160 Right now, it's just claims.

00:11:44.220 Like, there's some dude that claimed that.

00:11:45.900 I know Tfue's a good dude.

00:11:47.260 He's a real genuine guy.

00:11:48.880 I hope it all works out.

00:11:49.660 So is Banks.

00:11:50.160 They should take it to Judge Judy.

00:11:52.660 Like, spice it up.

00:11:53.440 You know what I'm saying?

00:11:53.560 That would be dope.

00:11:54.340 Which by the way

00:11:55.200 The highest paid

00:11:56.340 Television personality

00:11:57.840 In the world

00:11:58.600 Judge Judy

00:11:59.180 Really

00:11:59.760 Yeah

00:12:00.120 I can see it

00:12:00.880 Insane

00:12:01.360 Like 50-60 million dollars a year

00:12:02.880 Or something like that

00:12:03.280 I think 50-60 million dollars a year

00:12:05.560 Is actually how much

00:12:06.300 Our guest made last year

00:12:07.400 Yeah

00:12:08.180 Really

00:12:08.540 Yeah guys

00:12:08.920 I want to bring him on

00:12:09.620 That's a lot of bringing

00:12:11.520 He's the international superstar model

00:12:12.840 Starring in campaigns

00:12:13.620 For Abercrombie

00:12:14.500 Calvin Klein

00:12:15.340 And Vila

00:12:15.940 Guess and more

00:12:16.940 He's a certified martial arts

00:12:18.440 Black belt

00:12:18.960 And the world record holder

00:12:19.920 He's an actor

00:12:20.580 He's the best looking guy

00:12:21.820 On the planet

00:12:22.240 It's Nick Bateman

00:12:23.340 thank you for having me guys

00:12:27.020 our collective looks just got a lot worse

00:12:29.560 in the room

00:12:30.160 average lifted though

00:12:33.620 that's how you gotta surround yourself by sexy people

00:12:35.960 average lifted but we all

00:12:38.000 became duffs and you're closest

00:12:39.760 by the way I think proximity wise so

00:12:41.500 well shit

00:12:44.000 hey how you doing Nick

00:12:46.060 I am doing fantastic

00:12:47.960 it's good to see you man

00:12:48.740 it's been a while

00:12:49.700 we go way back

00:12:51.260 yes we do um i think we made a like a snapchat horror movie type thing yes we did with eli ross

00:12:57.140 yeah way back when and and actually i told you this then um the first time i saw you was in a

00:13:03.840 movie called hobo with a shotgun yes has anyone seen that movie hobo with a shotgun it's exactly

00:13:08.580 what it sounds sounds incredible it is incredible it was still to this date the most fun i've had

00:13:13.260 making a movie um it was just insane it's it's pretty much a grindhouse style film and rudger

00:13:18.500 harrow was this hobo rudger harrow from blade runner yeah crazy and uh pretty much he rolls

00:13:22.880 into the worst city imaginable and uh we start off by decapitating my uncle with a barbed wire

00:13:29.920 noose and a sewer grate happens um yeah pretty much the worst thing i could do in a movie i

00:13:35.220 burned a school bus full of kids yeah yeah yeah in that in the hobo with a shotgun i know in real

00:13:39.780 life oh okay crazy that you're still here yeah yeah i respect your dedication to the craft yeah

00:13:45.600 willing to burn actual human beings it was it was a fun scene they gave me a real flamethrower

00:13:51.600 wait really yeah so i'm on this bus with a real flamethrower uh with my brother in the movie he's

00:13:57.820 shooting this flamethrower and um i guess the producers didn't put two and two together and

00:14:01.840 realize that the the bus would act as like an oven oh my god it just got hot so my hair caught

00:14:07.920 on fire whoa yeah so i ran up the bus and the one of the pas is like like smacking me in the head

00:14:13.460 being like yo your hair's on fire um so i had singed hair i have a picture of it but uh

00:14:18.340 you smell it oh yeah but i love burning yeah burning hair is the best smell in the world

00:14:23.280 i actually actually have a clip from the movie because like we can talk about it all we want

00:14:26.560 but like seeing nick as this character what's his name ivan ivan ivan he was a dickhead dude

00:14:31.340 yeah i love it though i think this is the sewer great scene um show this yeah yeah i'm not gonna

00:14:38.020 go all the way but like here we go is that the hobo with the shotgun i'll make him wish they

00:14:55.760 were fucking not gonna show him his head getting ripped out i mean can i i mean i don't know i

00:14:59.760 think it's mandatory at this point yeah i mean roll it i've got a six cents of humor but oh this

00:15:04.360 is where i kicked the door is it too far i think they are too far that's fine all right i mean i

00:15:08.100 mean just like they can go watch the movie go go watch nick bateman and hobo with a shotgun

00:15:11.580 no one will believe it's me so so no because i saw that and then i met you and i'm like

00:15:17.440 wait i don't think i understand what is happening here such a nice guy who doesn't put people's

00:15:22.220 heads in super grades and you guys did a video with you said with eli roth god damn right yeah

00:15:26.660 like eli roth is that hostile uh yeah yeah what that dude's a legend yeah we did the first like

00:15:32.320 snapchat horror mystery where like you're saying horror yeah not snapchat horror mystery yeah

00:15:37.840 okay like no like who is she why is she okay i got you sorry yeah no not quite uh but no they

00:15:44.300 literally led every scene would lead to the next one to kind of get who done it who is the killer

00:15:48.300 and one of us would be dead by the next snap which one of you died uh we all died yeah we all died

00:15:53.840 except for who who i think it was i think it was was the girl was the girl was the killer yeah i

00:15:58.820 don't remember who it was well also also that day uh like we were just talking i was kind of

00:16:03.460 picking your brain a little bit and you also told me that you're a black belt martial artist yeah

00:16:08.080 and you you spin a stick spin a stick yeah uh really fucking well by every interview i say this

00:16:14.440 but yeah i started karate when i was four years old because i wanted to be a ninja turtle and uh

00:16:18.640 the ninja turtle i chose to favor was donatello because of his weapon the bow staff and uh yeah

00:16:23.920 I kind of got obsessed with Bo Staff, and it became my thing.

00:16:26.860 And I traveled, and I competed regionally, then internationally.

00:16:30.200 I won four world titles.

00:16:31.700 You won four world titles for the Bo Staff?

00:16:33.680 Three in Bo Staff, one in forums, in karate and Japanese forums.

00:16:36.600 I want to show a little bit of this because, I mean, this is insane.

00:16:44.440 That is incredible.

00:16:45.760 I'm whipping that thing.

00:16:46.620 Like, bro, you got real talent.

00:16:49.220 If you spin that thing fast enough, you'll take off, dude.

00:16:51.320 You become a human helicopter.

00:16:52.680 Pretty much.

00:16:53.120 at what point did you realize it was like the dream was coming true but the turtle part was

00:16:58.240 difficult uh i actually still always thought i could get to be donatello in a movie because you

00:17:04.440 know i wanted to transition into acting eventually and so i kind of always had the vision but

00:17:08.700 yeah the the boast that it took a lot of smacking myself in the face with that

00:17:13.420 wooden stick any practical skill with that you ever find a a broom and beat someone up in like a

00:17:19.180 The only time I'm playing pool and I start spinning around

00:17:21.980 People are like, oh, that's cool

00:17:22.780 You should have done John, we saw John Wick 3 last night

00:17:26.420 You should have been in that

00:17:27.720 It's a cool movie

00:17:29.740 Well, my next goal eventually is to be Gambit

00:17:33.640 Oh, that's right

00:17:34.920 Oh, because he has a staff

00:17:36.520 He has a staff

00:17:37.120 From X-Men

00:17:37.620 Yeah, you literally Google Gambit

00:17:38.840 He looks like they drew me

00:17:40.440 Like he's tall, he's lean

00:17:43.160 Didn't Channing Tatum play

00:17:44.280 Oh, it's not happening?

00:17:45.960 He lost it

00:17:46.860 Channing Tatum lost it

00:17:48.780 the director why uh disney just canned it they canceled it wow i can't believe that disney bought

00:17:54.180 marvel and then marvel and then they decided what they wanted to procure but it literally there's

00:17:59.540 channing's face but if you look at the other drawings that looks so realistic yeah but like

00:18:04.060 i don't think gamut looks like wow he's got the pointy features he's dark he's got dark hair um

00:18:10.160 but again no one can use a bo staff like me and um that you know that's doing acting and you know

00:18:16.340 if uh kind of like how ryan reynolds prepared for dead yeah which by the way he just said is the

00:18:21.260 most important like cinematic part of his entire life yeah was the biggest absolutely and ryan

00:18:26.160 reynolds is i believe eight late 30s uh almost 40 and to me i have a lot of time to prep for this

00:18:33.000 and to me it's not going anywhere even if the channing tan one did get made how many spider

00:18:37.860 mans were there yeah true like it doesn't matter you just put things in for or the the tv rights

00:18:42.340 i was thinking about getting the tv rights uh so i've done one short film i have another one

00:18:46.280 coming out soon um that uh we put uh like about seven times the budget of the first one in two

00:18:52.260 and we got some good actors we got the team from john wick 87 11 to do all my stunts the stunt team

00:18:57.380 yep oh shit so that's crazy yes so when they in john wick like this happens right in the beginning

00:19:02.760 it's not a spoiler but uh john wick puts a book in a dude's mouth bam bam breaks his jaw smacks

00:19:09.540 him across the face and then uh how does he oh it's the book on the table lines his head up over

00:19:15.740 it and then punches down and breaks his fucking neck yo the the point is insane the point is the

00:19:21.640 87 11 team you're talking about knows exactly what they're doing and and no they do jeff's

00:19:25.680 pointing at me we visited them we visited them three four years ago yeah way way when i was

00:19:30.980 first in hollywood and they told me they're like hey we're we're producing and directing this movie

00:19:35.600 it's going to be called

00:19:36.080 John Wick

00:19:36.660 it's about this guy

00:19:37.940 who lost his puppy

00:19:38.800 and he goes and

00:19:40.200 kills the people

00:19:40.740 and we want you

00:19:41.420 to be John Wick

00:19:42.180 is what they said

00:19:42.960 yeah

00:19:43.380 I had a pass

00:19:45.220 he passed

00:19:45.840 he passed to do

00:19:47.300 Snapchat horror

00:19:48.080 no he passed

00:19:49.040 for airplane mode

00:19:49.620 for airplane mode

00:19:50.820 should we talk about this

00:19:52.560 yeah what happened there guys

00:19:53.460 you're going to hit this

00:19:54.020 or what

00:19:54.340 so man when I say

00:19:55.100 Nick and I go way back

00:19:56.180 it's V true

00:19:57.500 one of the most

00:19:59.260 unknown mysteries

00:20:00.520 of the Logang

00:20:02.000 and Logan Paul era

00:20:03.260 it was from

00:20:04.120 Good Intentions

00:20:04.840 it was great

00:20:05.560 dungeons yeah that's literally how we really became friends what is it you know you're talking

00:20:11.200 about your passion for you know writing and filmmaking and uh coming with ideas and striving

00:20:15.660 for success and working with friends and i really like that the fact that you you know you wrote

00:20:20.360 this you you produce it you know when you first come in hollywood it's hard to get your hustle

00:20:23.540 going like that so uh i really admired that when you were you know we all need to work together

00:20:27.980 support each other become you know family and do stuff together so when you put such a cool team

00:20:32.420 people together i thought it was pretty impressive thanks man yeah it was a great idea by the way

00:20:36.020 the the uh the idea was fucking phenomenal the execution was subpar well i think what you

00:20:43.620 probably learned is writing is a little harder than we all think yeah you know something when

00:20:48.920 you when you pen yeah and then when it uh turns into real film yeah something was missed there

00:20:56.380 so you learned a little bit about translation of like writing but also as as influencers uh and

00:21:01.620 the people that we worked with all amazing people a lot of us have work to do on our acting even

00:21:06.360 myself being one of them yeah and uh you know we're we're good because we have the following

00:21:11.120 but we just like martial arts with repetition we need to work on our shit yeah and if we're

00:21:15.920 going to be successful in an acting realm and make a movie good we need to have the chops to

00:21:19.380 back it up and you know even i'm guilty of that not doing enough acting training for certain stuff

00:21:24.020 but i think uh like you said the the idea was there the writing was there and i think if we all

00:21:29.240 had you know may say we did this movie now think how different it would be yeah it'd be great these

00:21:34.280 guys actually got the privilege of seeing it at a mammoth film festival no not mammoth the other

00:21:39.860 mammoth yeah any comments specifically about nick's character just every nick crush it was

00:21:47.620 hilarious the movie was hilarious it was very just i was blown away by some of the scenes in

00:21:54.960 terms of how just completely and utterly insane they were like distasteful just disgusting like

00:22:01.460 at one point like a man drinks cum i think like it's just it's like family guy humor way worse

00:22:08.520 way worse like i was just watching and i've seen everything i've seen every disgusting thing

00:22:13.680 happen and there were parts of it where i was just like looking through my fingers at the screen i'm

00:22:18.300 like this can't go out it was it was great too because like there was like younger younger people

00:22:23.700 that like somehow got into the cinema and they were fans too bro they were like oh yeah they

00:22:30.280 were low gangsters well that's one thing i found very funny is because you know your demographic

00:22:34.200 you have a lot of uh young people that look up to you and follow you and it's just funny because

00:22:38.500 they're like they'll be like i have to see this movie like well no it's rated nc-17 you can't go

00:22:42.540 worse it's like nc-34 yeah it's like i would just sneak into that movie it was horrifying that's

00:22:48.220 but very good very i i think you actually executed on it quite well i think everybody did a great

00:22:52.180 job from an acting standpoint it's just the messaging the way it was written in logan's

00:22:57.680 20 year old mind is so vastly different from who he is today that like it destroys like 20 year old

00:23:05.420 in 2015 by the way this was before all the like over sensitivity came out and like yeah but you

00:23:11.360 never know if you watch something like the first time i saw stepbrothers didn't like it now it's

00:23:14.340 one of my favorite movies okay okay you know what i mean do you think do you think there's a space

00:23:18.380 to release it or is that just one you let you let sail off i haven't seen it so i can't say

00:23:23.260 do you remember some of the shit that we made you do yeah i i remember saying that when you go away

00:23:27.860 it's the best time to share your wife and then i remember uh what else to do i was making out with

00:23:32.420 the one girl on the plane i looked at the woman next to me like oh she's oh and she's blowing me

00:23:35.360 the girl's blowing me on the plane and i look at the woman next to me like you're next and she's

00:23:39.640 like she's like wow so we literally played the most uber douchey version of myself and that was

00:23:46.360 like some of the most tame shit and like it was it just was so so crazy i didn't know it was it

00:23:51.300 was a fun experience regardless but but at that time when we shot that you didn't have a wife

00:23:55.720 so everything sort of was okay but you had a girlfriend yeah i had a girlfriend but now she's

00:23:59.540 your wife fiance holy shit close uh june or july 17th we're getting married do you have a child

00:24:05.380 i do have a child you're a dad i'm a dad what's that like damn daddy it is uh it is wow best

00:24:13.600 thing in the world how old is this little boy child he's eight months wow but he is in the 98

00:24:18.560 percentile he's a giant oh really you think he's a big boy he's like the equivalent of your dog in

00:24:23.100 there okay he's a giant what was his weight uh right now he's i think over 25 pounds and he's

00:24:29.280 eight months old and most eight months olds are 18 pounds damn what have you learned from parenting

00:24:33.380 so far um biggest takeaway just that i don't i just i love him more than i love myself and

00:24:40.360 to me it's it makes other things seem so less important and you you know i i had a great mom

00:24:46.720 growing up and i ever had a dad there so it made me twice as much want to be a great dad

00:24:50.480 and uh from the second that i found out that i was gonna i always knew i was gonna be that this

00:24:54.100 was he was planned i wanted uh uh you know boy girl i didn't give a shit i just wanted to have

00:24:58.340 a kid um because you know i used to go to karate school i loved working with kids i loved the idea

00:25:02.880 of you know being a dad so uh it really hasn't changed my life it's actually made me work harder

00:25:07.720 i'm more motivated i want to get shit done um and i find myself when i leave i'm just like oh

00:25:12.920 i want to go home and be with my kid but i'm out here working my ass off for him so but i can say

00:25:18.340 i'm just lucky because some kids are nightmares and what's the name of the baby chase chase

00:25:22.660 chase bateman chase bateman wow that's my that's that's uh my sister's baby's name my nephew this

00:25:28.400 is him baby chase yeah that's him look at her huge dude he's huge yeah so he's uh yeah he's

00:25:36.120 he's perfect how long have you been with uh what's her name again maria um so maria and maria have

00:25:41.020 been together on it'll be our 11 year anniversary we've uh yeah we broke up a couple times uh for

00:25:46.380 like weeks at a time but besides that we've been pretty solid all the way through but uh yeah i

00:25:51.140 met her in my hometown of burlington ontario in canada before i even moved to la when i met her

00:25:56.480 when i was broke i owned a karate school i was living in my karate school in the back on a couch

00:26:00.960 really yep i was living in my karate school uh i didn't have a car didn't have a driver's license

00:26:05.860 And she, like, was my little chauffeur, sugar mama who drove me everywhere.

00:26:09.540 I'd go to her house, raid her fridge.

00:26:11.000 Her dad would be at his dad's irish.

00:26:12.120 She'd be like, what the fuck is our food?

00:26:13.620 Like, he'd get so pissed.

00:26:14.920 I'd eat all her food.

00:26:15.920 So, like, I've known her for ages.

00:26:19.720 And I've come to Hollywood and realized that it doesn't matter how beautiful a girl is aesthetically.

00:26:27.200 I've met girls that I would dream about when I was living in Canada.

00:26:30.880 Yeah, for sure. Well, Hollywood's the place for that.

00:26:31.840 Yeah, and then I learned real fast that they've got nothing on my girl.

00:26:35.020 and it made me realize how lucky

00:26:37.320 I am so it just I'm very

00:26:39.320 lucky to have her and

00:26:40.600 I was going to ask because like yo Nick

00:26:43.040 I don't think it's

00:26:44.120 calling the police

00:26:50.540 he got smacked too hard by Aiden

00:26:52.700 yeah he forgot

00:26:53.600 I've seen this before hang on let me just recharge him up

00:26:57.040 just give him a little shot

00:26:58.920 I don't think it's unknown to anyone that you're a very good

00:27:01.120 looking guy

00:27:01.720 obviously so girls must be throwing themselves

00:27:04.880 that you uh especially when you first got here when i first got here i never posted my girlfriend

00:27:09.280 because i was doing the whole idea that um you know i i knew the algorithm that my algorithm was

00:27:14.860 this hot guy with a dog with a shirt off it was this bullshit algorithm that i found and i used

00:27:19.880 and i snowballed to help grow my following um but i thought that if similar to like i used to when

00:27:25.480 megan fox was transformers had a huge huge crush on her yep and as soon as i found out she had a

00:27:29.420 boyfriend it kind of ruined this fantasy for me i was like oh whatever she had a boyfriend and then

00:27:32.920 of the kind of but so for me i was like oh if i post my girlfriend people will you know i was

00:27:37.300 for sure i was hell bent and you know continuing my growing falling to grow then i eventually i

00:27:41.140 was like you know i don't care this is my life i want people i'm just gonna post what i want

00:27:43.880 so in the last year i have posted but yeah before that i yeah i had girls throwing them

00:27:48.380 at the stuff because they didn't know um but now i don't even go enough out enough but if girls do

00:27:52.860 i just kind of like i'll take this ring and i'll just put it on this finger and i'll be like

00:27:56.440 you're such a liar no i swear to god really that's a divorce finger no this is the married

00:28:02.640 finger yeah why is it on that finger i'm not married yet this is just okay i'll just flip

00:28:08.900 it just to get girls to be like hey get away so i think there's a lot of there's a lot of meat on

00:28:13.160 that bone that you just talked about of not posting your spouse so i i see it's so funny

00:28:18.660 when you see these couples on instagram where one of them every picture is like them and they're

00:28:25.980 like happy couple yeah then you look at the other partners and it's just like all bikini photos

00:28:31.120 yeah that's a typical like girl thing because again girls who are followed by dudes it's even

00:28:36.560 worse because a guy is even more fickle where he'll be like oh you got a boyfriend unfollow

00:28:40.920 what about the like what about people that are kind of like i don't care if they have a boyfriend

00:28:45.940 because i'm still gonna try oh dude they can do whatever they want i just i'm like no i'm good

00:28:51.040 think you did a good pivot into being dope family dad yeah family man this is just eye candy well

00:28:57.340 yeah it's it's more genuine to me too because a lot of people when they met me thought i was a

00:29:01.440 retard sorry i know you can't use that term but you know i think you is there any ways you could

00:29:06.020 use it or is it just completely whatever the point is they thought that i was uneducated this just

00:29:11.620 hot guy with a dog whatever and uh i kind of built myself into that corner because it's all i was

00:29:16.760 posting i wasn't posting who i was the fact that you know i used to own many businesses i own a

00:29:21.240 cry school they didn't know any side of me other than that so this is nice that i can even now i

00:29:25.560 don't even post enough with myself no one really knows about me other than i'm that i'm a dad and

00:29:28.960 i do martial arts so was there a shift in your mental health when you became more authentic on

00:29:33.780 social media yeah actually it just uh i know a lot of people say oh people who post the relationship

00:29:39.220 have bad relationships but that's not necessarily true i uh i actually feel closer because you know

00:29:45.740 she's she's being seen by everyone and she's everyone gets to see what i what i am really

00:29:51.600 happy so the truth is like when you're seeing you with my family it's the happiest i ever am

00:29:55.840 and uh i know it sounds cheesy a lot of people may actually fake it but i'm lucky to be one of

00:30:01.220 the ones that i don't have to i just is she ever threatened or uh does she ever feel like she has

00:30:06.320 to worry about you when you go off on modeling shoots and no uh you know at any relationship

00:30:10.660 you know when we first started dating and i was living in miami or new york of course she's going

00:30:14.560 to feel you know a little insecure i'm around all these models in miami uh we're a new relationship

00:30:20.220 we don't know the ins and outs of each other on multiple levels um but now i'm i'm just as easy

00:30:28.180 going with her like she's going away tomorrow on her bachelorette to mykonos and to croitia and

00:30:33.220 do you trust her of course that terrifies me yeah to me the only thing that i ever took from my dad

00:30:38.840 who i don't talk to and don't get along with uh is that i've told all my girlfriends is if if he

00:30:43.620 get you he can have you and that's what i say and i know it sounds cruel but it's the truth if a guy

00:30:48.560 can get you he can have you why why would i want you if you're that easy to get yeah um so that's

00:30:53.820 kind of the one i agree and yeah and that's the one thing i've always had with any of my girlfriends

00:30:56.480 is if uh because the thing is if you truly love someone you want them to go out and experience

00:31:00.760 life and have fun and you don't want to limit them on that you want them to go out party have

00:31:04.580 times with their girlfriends and i think if you're happy about that and you support that

00:31:09.020 they will most likely have your back when you get to that point because i because i my last

00:31:14.980 relationship was was really serious to a point where like do you do you ever like even look at

00:31:20.080 other like i remember the last time i was in a relationship i was just i didn't care about a

00:31:24.560 single other girl you know what i'm saying like it was just like i would i would appreciate them

00:31:28.100 i would be like wow it's a good looking girl whatever but i would i was not like actively

00:31:31.580 sliding in inboxes well you hit it on the head right there like my girl's so cool that like

00:31:35.780 when we go out

00:31:36.460 if I see a girl

00:31:37.680 with a hot ass

00:31:38.320 or you know

00:31:39.140 like those jeans

00:31:39.640 with ass hanging out

00:31:40.320 or like nipples

00:31:41.000 showing through

00:31:41.420 I point it out

00:31:42.440 to my girl

00:31:42.980 I'm like yo

00:31:43.460 check out that ass

00:31:44.080 that girl's got a great ass

00:31:45.020 oh you don't even

00:31:45.880 try to hide it

00:31:46.460 no we share on this

00:31:48.060 you ever take a girl

00:31:49.380 home with your girl

00:31:50.020 no

00:31:50.460 you're lying

00:31:50.940 I swear to god

00:31:51.680 but the catch is

00:31:53.220 I'm also cool enough

00:31:55.060 to be if I see

00:31:55.640 a good looking dude

00:31:56.180 I'll be like yo

00:31:56.880 check out that dude

00:31:58.040 you ever take a dude

00:31:58.620 home with you and your girl

00:31:59.380 no

00:31:59.660 she doesn't like

00:32:01.940 I actually

00:32:02.400 I quizzed her on that

00:32:03.500 and I was like hey

00:32:04.120 she was a huge

00:32:05.420 katie perry fan and i was like okay would you at least like hook up with katie perry and just her

00:32:10.020 just her just to see what she's saying she's like no i'm like yeah she's so straight i would i would

00:32:15.420 hook up with katie perry yeah that makes a lot of people would you guys do hall passes like where

00:32:20.580 there's one it's like that one celebrity hall passwords we jokingly say it but like she's

00:32:25.700 uh i don't know i'd say maybe megan fox just because the crush but she's not the same she

00:32:31.560 used to be like she's still beautiful but like it's just the childhood thing died for me like

00:32:35.400 of how I

00:32:35.980 but for her

00:32:36.860 it would be probably

00:32:37.520 Charlie Hunnam

00:32:38.120 or Tom Hardy

00:32:38.780 Tom Hardy

00:32:40.240 and I make that joke

00:32:41.720 that I'm like

00:32:42.280 if you saw him

00:32:43.380 you better go

00:32:44.040 and it was funny

00:32:44.760 I was watching

00:32:45.320 Dodgeball the other day

00:32:46.400 and I saw Vince Vaughn

00:32:48.540 and I thought

00:32:49.080 he kind of looks like

00:32:50.100 my kid a little

00:32:50.580 I'm like

00:32:50.900 is that who the dad is?

00:32:52.840 and she's like

00:32:53.660 oh my god

00:32:54.280 how did you find out?

00:32:55.440 I'm like

00:32:55.720 oh no

00:32:56.200 and I look back at the TV

00:32:56.980 I'm like

00:32:57.240 you know what

00:32:57.860 I'm not even mad

00:32:58.420 it's Vince Vaughn

00:33:00.120 it's Vince Vaughn

00:33:00.560 yeah it's great

00:33:01.080 I saw Charlie Hunnam

00:33:02.940 at Runyon one day

00:33:04.300 while I was hiking

00:33:04.920 and he walks exactly like he does in in suns like just exactly like he's just a he's like bigger

00:33:11.180 than life bro like just big ass badass got that energy about him he had no hair his hair his head

00:33:16.400 was shaved probably from triple frontier yeah so what's your hustle like out here if you don't

00:33:20.800 mind me switching the topic uh work-wise yeah uh so right now i am mainly focused it's it's a

00:33:28.460 random thing i'm focused on movies i'm producing a film right now with uh the people i worked on

00:33:33.420 with gambit uh it's called the last exit so we're in pre-production we're on the third draft of the

00:33:37.920 script uh another thing i'm doing no one knows this will be the first people here is i'm working

00:33:42.460 on music oh hey congrats yo there we go i'm singing i'm not singing i can't sing we're shit

00:33:47.180 but i'm producing and i'm working with really great producers i'm working with great vocalists

00:33:51.620 and i've always had like an ear for music and i you know even just seeing you do music and seeing

00:33:57.160 all these influencers be accepted into the music community and be like just you know people doing

00:34:00.780 what they want to do because it's fun sort of sort of except yeah no except it in a way and i

00:34:05.200 haven't done like real music i know i know fuck around songs but but the truth is is you're having

00:34:09.120 fun with it yeah and the point is is you're doing whatever the hell you want yeah and in life that

00:34:12.980 to me that's important if you if you're passionate about something why not do it just do it so i

00:34:17.540 decided you know i'm gonna do this uh and another thing uh entrepreneurship i'm starting a really

00:34:22.740 cool company that i can't talk about on the air but i'll show you guys after cool i'm investing

00:34:26.820 and you you will i promise you will it's uh it's it's game changer so um those are my three things

00:34:33.800 i'm focused on but i've always been an entrepreneur so are you modeling anymore not really i you know

00:34:39.440 when in the last month or two i always try to change my thermostat of what i want to make money

00:34:45.480 wise what i want to do career wise and uh you know i realize doing modeling is very limiting you can't

00:34:51.620 you know with the money i want to make with the goals i want to achieve i can't do that

00:34:54.560 modeling like you know what i mean because of the money yeah the money but also like i've kind of

00:35:00.880 done what i need to do in the world of modeling but can't you leverage your social media following

00:35:05.820 to secure the bag what do you mean like with oh you have seven million followers or so it's on

00:35:12.200 the modeling side it's limited though like until you turn it into like a business like he's talking

00:35:16.580 about like entrepreneurial entrepreneurial pursuits that's where like the real when you

00:35:21.220 get like repetitive income like yeah also the modeling industry has been destroyed like since

00:35:27.420 social media has come about there is literally no room for like the traditional model anymore

00:35:33.080 the budgets for models used to be insane and now it's like well how many followers do you have

00:35:38.080 yeah and it's like used in the modern world used to be like oh you're not five seven get the hell

00:35:42.100 out of my office or you're not over six feet as a man get out of here and now it's how many

00:35:47.580 far as you i don't care that you're not six feet and the whole kind of pc world we live in where

00:35:52.340 it's like oh we're going to take traditionally unattractive people and make them models now

00:35:57.600 because we want to make people feel uncomfortable uh and then the whole like plus like we're in a

00:36:02.200 different world now where it's like we're using plus size models we're using um halima who's

00:36:06.780 wearing hijab so we're a very pc world where a lot of people are booking jobs based on the fact

00:36:12.240 how pc not and not that there's anything wrong with that but it's just not easy as a really

00:36:17.140 good-looking pretty tall white man yeah you can't you can't complain about anything i'm just

00:36:22.100 saying that the industry's changed i think it's for good reason at times um but uh it's it's a

00:36:28.660 different world now and the budgets are gone you ever pack your junk for a shoot uh stuff your

00:36:33.580 pants no but for like a runway show one time i you know i'll fluff myself what do you mean like

00:36:38.180 you'll get like semi-hard yeah just give a couple jerks not well not really that but it's literally

00:36:42.640 fluff it just a little fluff uh with a fluffer no uh no there's a joke would that be cheating

00:36:48.060 there's a uh no depends on what does she do i i don't know depends on what floss your nugget

00:36:52.860 no i i see if she tickles your balls is that cheating uh i would say so and what if she

00:36:58.620 tickles your rectal uh no no because doctors do that doctors do that that's not cheating

00:37:03.800 yeah uh but no yeah for fashion shows way back in the day i would uh you know before i'd walk

00:37:08.720 out i'd you know tickle the taint you have i mean you have to right so many eyes on you a little

00:37:12.860 tank tickle i mean we do that before impulsive every episode that's a common trend now it's

00:37:18.160 only weird because like our junk isn't showing because it's all below the table we sort of just

00:37:22.460 do it for fun it's like a bonding thing yeah it's just like hey you guys tank tickling of course

00:37:26.600 yeah jump in quick i was wondering whose hand that was it was a little yeah yeah it kind of

00:37:31.320 swings yeah it's a least expected it's a weird industry for sure i remember the very first fast

00:37:35.520 show i did i uh i was sitting there and i was looking around and we're all i'm like 17 18 and

00:37:41.920 everyone else in the room is the same kind of age models and i'm looking around there's two guys and

00:37:45.500 like 18 girls and then they all just started getting undressed and i was like whoa i'm like

00:37:49.080 whoa i look at the guy next to me like yo are are we in the wrong change room he's like

00:37:52.560 is this your first fashion show and i'm like yeah he's like welcome to model i was like the girl

00:37:59.020 just undressed in front of you yeah because if when you're in the fashion show you gotta move

00:38:02.220 Yeah, so as a 17-year-old kid, you know, perverted mind, I kept looking, and I learned real quick.

00:38:07.340 It's, you know, it's like looking at the sun.

00:38:08.820 You get a quick glimpse, and you look away.

00:38:11.300 And then you get desensitized.

00:38:12.480 Except it doesn't burn your retina.

00:38:13.840 Yeah.

00:38:14.420 It's a little healthier.

00:38:15.720 But no, it was a funny industry.

00:38:17.240 Is the traditional world, and Logan, I'm kind of curious to hear your perspective on this.

00:38:21.100 Is it dead?

00:38:22.420 Like, is there still value in it?

00:38:24.560 And if so, like, what is that value?

00:38:26.320 Because there's so many kids moving out here still that are seeking that traditional route.

00:38:29.660 Is it dead?

00:38:30.280 Here's my answer.

00:38:30.900 the answer is no it's not dead but i think the middle ground is completely gone it's like you're

00:38:36.380 either a struggling actor or you're a fucking superstar and you're doing really well i don't

00:38:42.040 want to use the word superstar but you are you have made it into the zeitgeist of what it means

00:38:46.480 to be in hollywood i think that middle ground of like uh mediocre success has been sort of

00:38:52.900 stripped away because of how easy it is to achieve anything via social media and how many social

00:38:58.120 media kids or or even regular actors that now have a following because of social media are

00:39:03.420 getting hired even though they best they might not be the best pick for the job i think that's uh

00:39:08.480 i think that's what it is because there's a lot of kids my age who are on um traditional

00:39:14.580 like the riverdale cast um some of the people on game of thrones and uh they're thriving right

00:39:20.520 they're thriving they're killing it so is traditional dead no what would you recommend

00:39:25.760 i guess both you guys if you had a couple tips for people getting into the acting industry in the

00:39:31.200 you know the modern world we live in what would be your feedback i'd say first off just be you

00:39:36.140 because that's the most important thing people love who you like genuinely are like you look

00:39:39.620 at the movie like bohemian rhapsody you see someone like freddie mercury people loved him

00:39:43.300 because he was so honestly himself i would say being authentically you is important and that's

00:39:48.280 what people truly love but uh being repetitiously good at doing successful habit habitual things

00:39:53.340 every day uh and and just not taking no for an answer because you're going to come here and if

00:39:57.620 the people who come here and work hard and don't learn from their mistakes don't succeed but you

00:40:02.440 just have to work hard not take no for an answer and learn from your mistakes what did i do wrong

00:40:06.100 here what i do wrong there and there's repetitiously doing things to change that so

00:40:09.140 any to me honestly think anyone can be successful whatever the hell they want as long as they

00:40:13.060 repetitiously do don't practice you know the saying practice makes perfect i'd always tell

00:40:18.020 my christians that it's not true perfect practice makes yeah my dad said that too because if you're

00:40:22.980 practicing wrong or you're learning something wrong you're you're just you're giving yourself

00:40:27.240 back steps and you'll fail so you just you can't just come and work hard but you got to work smart

00:40:32.500 on a sort of on a sort of similar note i'm going to bring back a steve weatherford quote that he

00:40:36.940 said he said pros make decisions based on commitments and amateurs make decisions based

00:40:41.500 on feelings so to relate it to what you're saying is to be a successful actor you have to have that

00:40:48.540 discipline you if if a party's happening friday night and you have an audition saturday morning

00:40:52.860 like study your fucking lines don't go out to one oak yeah wait you just did that yeah well i did

00:40:57.400 because i'm an idiot and also like also like i have a problem man this social media cushion is

00:41:03.360 a big one and if and if acting doesn't work out so you just got late you're like lazy lazy just

00:41:10.080 like it's the the stakes of i want to be an actor and it's all it's all i have it's my only hope

00:41:16.300 like no i'm good at social media so i'm sort of comfortable you know what i'm saying yeah that

00:41:21.020 that that urgency to succeed in in the acting vertical which is so important yeah you know so

00:41:26.420 like a lot of actors like you said you were sleeping in on a couch in a dojo like i i didn't

00:41:31.280 i was in a dorm and then just social media took off yeah you know what i'm saying i didn't i never

00:41:35.120 had that true struggle phase there's sponsor i wasn't making money but i never did the couch

00:41:39.980 surfing yeah well now you're also making longer form content on your channel so how does that

00:41:45.940 say we do it ourselves yeah yeah does that really like actually affect your motivation going into

00:41:52.180 the traditional hollywood scene are you kind of like at this point you're like i could just do my

00:41:57.680 own thing i could provide my own budget make my own project and sell it well he for sure can do

00:42:02.420 that there's no like there's no reason he can't he just has to like to me everyone all of us who

00:42:07.160 have this cushioning of the social media is we need to like i said before how we need to have

00:42:10.800 the talent to back the shit up you know these actors who are sleeping on couches who are

00:42:14.340 grinding their ass off for an acting class every day just they're good they're working on their

00:42:19.140 craft it's like anything like martial arts the only reason i got a black belt in one world titles

00:42:22.600 is because i was in the karate school five hours a day training getting my ass beat hitting myself

00:42:26.980 in the face with both staff and then i i'd lose i'd get like seventh place i'd go back and i'd

00:42:31.820 train again it's just like an audition you go that's not your audition you go back you train

00:42:35.240 you train and some people be like oh i'm not meant for this i i haven't booked anything in

00:42:39.020 like three years it's like no well you are you could be but you if you know whether you think

00:42:43.320 you can or you think you can't you're right so how do you guys have the capacity though to do

00:42:47.160 acting music you know yeah you do do a lot of stuff uh for me like it's cheesy and i say this

00:42:53.620 in other interviews but my uh my ultimate idol of who i look up to and it sounds weird but it's

00:42:58.080 forrest gump and just keep running well the reason i think that's great the reason for forrest gump

00:43:03.600 is because anything he wanted to do he did it he wanted to run he ran he wanted to join the army

00:43:09.220 and we did it

00:43:10.360 he did it with such

00:43:11.340 dumb blind passion

00:43:12.660 that he became the best

00:43:13.540 he got like a

00:43:14.300 medal of honor

00:43:15.140 he did all this stuff

00:43:16.300 and to me

00:43:16.880 I think in life

00:43:18.100 it's important that if

00:43:18.960 you're passionate about something

00:43:20.260 and it leads you somewhere

00:43:20.880 why not do it

00:43:21.680 we have a short life

00:43:22.320 for all we know

00:43:23.260 we only have one life

00:43:24.040 and why not do

00:43:26.120 everything that you want to do

00:43:27.640 you remember why

00:43:28.140 he got that medal right

00:43:29.040 because he said

00:43:30.460 he got shot in the butt

00:43:31.060 I got shot in the butt

00:43:32.300 I got stoned

00:43:33.880 hey that's awesome

00:43:34.860 I love that

00:43:35.900 you're absolutely right

00:43:36.600 yeah

00:43:36.780 but yeah I think it's

00:43:37.960 super important to just do

00:43:39.180 what you want but i think that's we're not but also we're in a space now where it's the most

00:43:42.540 accepted time to do whatever you want like before it was so like if you're an actor you're an actor

00:43:46.540 you don't do music and even it's still kind of the same way but we're in the pivotal point where

00:43:52.440 we can start doing whatever we want and being accepted because you see like people like danielle

00:43:57.700 bregoli that girl was on dr phil and now she's like making rap music and i wanted to hate it

00:44:04.260 and i went on and listened to like one of her verses of her like freestyling i'm like holy

00:44:08.480 i'll just hate yo this is might be ignorant but i'll just hate some of that stuff out of principle

00:44:13.240 no i know like i'm sorry like you danielle bregoli like cash me outside but even if your

00:44:18.340 shit's fire like i'm still not listening to it just because i can't like as a human being

00:44:23.340 and nor like just i can't listen to it just because like i don't yeah you gotta respect

00:44:28.760 her though i'm just i know i do of course i do like i don't want to cash her outside i'm scared

00:44:33.420 just make an example of how anything's possible right anything is possible dude like yeah it's

00:44:39.400 ridiculous i mean dude i see her booking shows and like like where i used to live and shit and

00:44:43.600 it's like people are showing up like catch me outside girls on stage right now i gotta get in

00:44:48.120 there i'm like how the fuck did this happen yeah what happened what happens it's crazy yo but to

00:44:55.340 spencer's point it was uh it is solid about he he can be even even a little bit more lazy now too

00:45:01.760 because he has been making his own content and stirring up our own shit like we're going on

00:45:05.840 this rush it's so much more fun he starts with a concept an idea and we just bake it out or he

00:45:12.320 bakes it out into this beautiful thing yeah hires actors does the whole thing and then like i think

00:45:17.000 we'll get to a point soon where we're just selling the shit and then the money starts to come along

00:45:20.820 well if if that's what low if that's what you're passionate about then that's all that matters you

00:45:25.020 know what i mean like success without fulfillment is the ultimate failure so if this is what you're

00:45:30.480 doing but deep down you want to be an actor then you've got to you know approach that with your

00:45:34.980 mind and be like oh well yeah this works for me but is do i wake up every day being like i want

00:45:39.460 to go slap russian guys in the face or do i want to be doing what would you if you if you knew that

00:45:45.040 next week you would either have the best acting role for starring in a movie about you know

00:45:52.980 whatever some post office killer or some shit who knows or you could have the next super size me

00:45:59.220 morgan spurlock and and like like real real you drove it yourself everyone was like yo this is

00:46:04.880 the most crazy i would do i would do acting i would do the really yeah for sure for sure

00:46:08.960 dude i'm i'm a picky actor like if the role is right and like i i feel it and i don't think

00:46:15.380 this has happened yet like um like i feel like when i fully dive into acting i want to do like

00:46:21.120 a kevin hart slash the rock type of acting we're like let's be honest these guys aren't playing

00:46:25.380 characters they're playing themselves with different names in each movie yep that like

00:46:28.660 i want to do that i want to i want to be myself authentic authenticity like just be logan paul

00:46:33.100 with a character and a costume how do you achieve that i think i'll i'll achieve a certain level of

00:46:39.420 fame and success where i could i'll just parlay that into movies you know like machine gun kelly

00:46:45.720 did it yeah he was good in uh the dirt yeah and he and by the way though he's a he's a character

00:46:51.040 actor like yeah he can he can play characters do you think he do you think it would behoove him to

00:46:55.980 take some of the imperfect roles in order to get the perfect roles again learning from being on set

00:47:02.600 is the most valuable thing you do because what's better than learning how to do something by

00:47:05.980 actually doing it but uh since you've got the power to produce your own stuff hence is what

00:47:10.480 i'm doing right now with with my friends who are amazing uh directors producers they make which is

00:47:15.700 a movie for eighty thousand dollars called the perception visually it looks like we did it for

00:47:19.160 10 million so i'm you and i'm sure you have access to teams like this yeah for sure um that you can

00:47:25.060 write yourself but don't write it yourself get a good writer you've got the budget to do this and

00:47:29.400 put yourself in a project that will highlight these talents that you want a casting director

00:47:34.140 to see because right now if a cast director goes to your social media and sees you slapping

00:47:37.740 people in the face and doing you know these skits they're gonna think oh say they were looking for

00:47:43.400 guardians of the galaxy oh should we bring logan paul in for star lord yeah yeah yeah for sure so

00:47:49.380 what if they're casting a movie about the russian slapping again but that's not where he wants to

00:47:54.080 be i don't think so to me i think you've got to start putting stuff out there not only for your

00:47:58.820 fans but for what a cast director or these people that are making these big decisions so for me

00:48:03.340 that's why in the past like i was hesitant to do these um these little uh the videos that you guys

00:48:08.920 would do the skits because i was worried that if a cast director saw that they might be like oh well

00:48:14.080 i'm not gonna take him seriously as an actor because he's a he's one of these uh skit guys

00:48:18.420 and uh everything i've tried to do i've tried to do on a high budget level where people will look

00:48:23.900 at it and they'll be like oh i could see him as a leading man or as a superhero so i put myself

00:48:29.100 in the pivotal position that if a cast director sees it they can picture so yes you're right

00:48:33.380 but i've also seen that the flip side of that where like people hold off doing the skits and

00:48:38.400 the projects that they want to do and end up not getting the role that they didn't do the thing for

00:48:42.980 yeah and now you just did nothing like now now you're trapped i agree with you if i i guarantee

00:48:49.740 to you that if i went and did all the skits that i could have done when you guys were all doing

00:48:54.480 those my following would probably be double right now yeah yeah but to me that's uh not really where

00:48:59.920 my focus was i was lucky to have the following i do but um i i really wanted to pivot myself that

00:49:06.860 when i was ready someone could take me as a serious actor so i could like line myself to

00:49:10.280 get up a gambit role and i think that's i think that's kind of what he's doing like he did

00:49:13.940 everything he needed to do to get this massive hefty platform and now like you're starting to

00:49:20.480 see him not filling his pool up with starburst yeah but also like we're gonna we're gonna do

00:49:26.400 that maybe but but you're also at the same time you're making like like the flat earth movie we

00:49:30.580 did got very good reviews and it was still but i don't see anything wrong with doing these viral

00:49:35.240 things i just think he needs to also be doing the high talent surrounding himself with viable

00:49:41.320 actors who are going to bring his acting potential up and giving them something to see he is good

00:49:45.920 like put it this way when chris pratt got um guardians of the galaxy they they tried to call

00:49:51.200 him in and the the cast director and they were like we're not seeing him he's he's the fat guy

00:49:54.480 from parks and rec yeah and they said no they said no they said no and she's like please just

00:49:57.940 come in and he said no so they tricked the guy and brought chris pratt in without telling him

00:50:01.640 and he walked in read three lines and he looked back at her and went he's the guy so wow so the

00:50:06.240 truth is lie to people not lie to people it doesn't matter what it doesn't matter what their

00:50:11.520 image of you is you can change it at any second but you need to be able to have the talent to

00:50:16.360 back it up yeah man people are fickle dude they're they're you have to prove that you're right because

00:50:21.460 everyone i don't know what i'm saying let's do a segment bro and we got said let's do a segment

00:50:25.220 we don't have the soundboard that's why i did that it's called the low gang letters of love

00:50:29.700 so I have three letters here

00:50:30.900 okay

00:50:31.240 submitted by people

00:50:34.040 fan engagement

00:50:35.000 fan engagement

00:50:35.600 one two and three

00:50:37.080 alright

00:50:37.340 I need you to pick one

00:50:38.200 the categories are

00:50:38.860 love sex and marriage

00:50:40.180 and then I want you

00:50:41.300 to answer the question

00:50:42.020 give advice

00:50:42.500 whatever it is

00:50:43.060 I'll pick

00:50:43.540 you pick for me

00:50:45.280 how's that

00:50:45.680 I can answer

00:50:47.940 the most fucked up one

00:50:48.640 that you want me to

00:50:49.180 I mean I don't know

00:50:50.800 Dylan did these

00:50:51.880 I think I know

00:50:53.220 I'll just pick one random

00:50:54.000 I'll pick the middle one

00:50:54.660 that's what I was gonna do too

00:50:55.580 yeah good call

00:50:56.400 what is this

00:50:57.040 oh you didn't even know

00:50:57.800 yeah we don't even have a label

00:50:58.860 that's like a manila

00:50:59.760 this is a mysterious show

00:51:01.040 sex

00:51:02.300 what are the chances

00:51:04.440 dear Nick

00:51:05.560 have you slept

00:51:06.400 with a celebrity

00:51:07.260 and if you have

00:51:08.960 with who

00:51:09.340 yeah there was this

00:51:10.700 one night with

00:51:11.300 Logan

00:51:12.000 after airplane mode

00:51:14.700 it got kind of weird

00:51:15.760 he's good

00:51:16.880 he's good

00:51:18.120 this guy

00:51:18.800 we knew it

00:51:19.340 this guy yeah

00:51:20.240 but yeah

00:51:21.140 it was quite the night

00:51:22.280 amazing

00:51:23.600 I agree

00:51:24.220 you never told me

00:51:25.000 I remember

00:51:25.360 I was impressed

00:51:25.940 with you that night

00:51:26.580 yeah I really put

00:51:27.940 the work in you know

00:51:28.680 put the work in

00:51:29.820 alright

00:51:30.600 that's all for that segment

00:51:31.980 we do have another one

00:51:33.940 that was

00:51:34.140 that was a great segment

00:51:37.100 right there

00:51:37.560 we got facts

00:51:38.280 it's rich and compelling

00:51:39.260 facts

00:51:40.200 facts for Spencer

00:51:41.480 wow

00:51:41.780 I like this segment

00:51:43.140 by the way

00:51:43.540 this one's growing on me

00:51:44.420 this is a good one

00:51:45.360 yo so

00:51:46.180 Lexar just released

00:51:47.340 the one terabyte

00:51:48.600 SD card

00:51:49.720 wait wait wait

00:51:52.420 for cameras

00:51:53.260 yeah they got a

00:51:53.980 they got a one terabyte

00:51:55.080 SD card now

00:51:56.180 yo how is it

00:51:57.040 you see that

00:51:57.640 show them

00:51:58.360 you see that 400 bucks this is for 400 don't know my editor hayden's like wait what jeff's

00:52:03.860 like no yeah there's boners on set one terabyte is so much memory i i remember the days when

00:52:11.520 the max on like a digital camera was like a six terabyte yeah no yeah 16 megabyte yeah like what

00:52:18.520 was it what was the first cell phone we got like that the first iphone it had like eight no eight

00:52:23.740 gigs eight gigs eight gigs so this is this is a thousand gigs and what was that that was probably

00:52:29.120 like less than 10 years ago so the rate at which technology hey actually this is good uh good

00:52:34.100 segue the rate at which technology is getting more and more advanced is so fast right now it's

00:52:39.160 approaching if not already there like an exponential growth crazy um so i believe if i go to russia

00:52:45.240 and they slap me and there's some serious damage to my brain that will come into effect when i'm

00:52:51.780 40 50 years old i believe at that age i'll be fucking good tell me technology won't be able

00:52:57.200 to heal me for sure it's funny you say that because i feel like people have been saying

00:53:00.860 that about like things that we still deal with today since like 1950 yeah no like they're like

00:53:05.160 they're like cancer oh if i just make it to 90 it'll be cured i see people like shaking like

00:53:11.220 because because yeah there's a lot of conspiracy that we have a cure for all these things right

00:53:15.280 well that's what i was gonna say you have to understand that as fast as science moves

00:53:18.320 corporations move

00:53:19.580 the exact same speed

00:53:20.720 in the opposite direction

00:53:21.780 so like big pharma

00:53:23.100 and they're like

00:53:24.200 wait you have the cure

00:53:24.960 well I'm just talking about

00:53:26.120 I'm just talking about

00:53:26.840 for me specifically

00:53:27.540 traumatic brain damage

00:53:28.700 that I may suffer

00:53:29.560 brain disorder

00:53:30.440 yeah we'll be able

00:53:31.500 we'll be able to pull you back

00:53:33.020 from the dead

00:53:33.340 speaking of that

00:53:33.800 did you guys see what happened

00:53:34.500 to Sage Northcutt

00:53:35.640 oh my god

00:53:37.180 this poor kid

00:53:38.180 I've known Sage

00:53:38.920 since he was 7 years old

00:53:39.920 no way

00:53:40.540 how do you know him

00:53:41.840 martial arts

00:53:42.560 he's a martial arts

00:53:43.240 world champion

00:53:43.740 like myself

00:53:44.500 we used to compete

00:53:45.040 in the same league

00:53:45.760 he's got like 50 world titles

00:53:47.600 So, for those of you who don't know, Sage Northcutt was a character in Point Break.

00:53:52.080 So, he just left the UFC and went to one championship, and I feel really bad.

00:53:57.680 He had eight fractures in his oral bone.

00:54:00.100 Yeah, he got knocked out in 30 seconds in this fight.

00:54:02.780 This is a picture of him in the hospital.

00:54:05.460 Damn.

00:54:05.980 He's a tough kid.

00:54:06.800 I was on the verge of potentially taking a fight with this guy.

00:54:10.840 I mean, not now.

00:54:11.880 Oh, it was Sage?

00:54:12.400 It was a conversation one time.

00:54:14.560 Yeah.

00:54:14.900 I tweeted at him.

00:54:15.600 I called him Sage Northcutt.

00:54:16.880 Yeah.

00:54:17.600 he is the nicest person you'll ever meet i know if he came on your podcast he'd call you sir the

00:54:22.360 whole time he'd be really smiling yeah he's just he you know he's from texas he's raised uh very

00:54:27.740 religious and he's just a good kid all around it's uh damn but he just got clocked how's he doing is

00:54:33.100 he he's he's a tough kid he's smiling about it but i don't know if his face will be the same

00:54:38.100 seven what is it eight fractures man i hope it is because that's a good looking kid man that's a

00:54:41.980 nice face what a nice guy dude and he was that ripped since he's seven really his parents own

00:54:46.220 supplement yeah his parents on a supplement company they kept their whole family super

00:54:49.660 healthy i remember going to teach them uh in texas well speaking of sage north cut uh poop patrol

00:54:55.700 aims to combat the outstanding amount of human feces on the san francisco streets what is it

00:55:02.080 what do they do so there's a map service that you can actually plot points where you find human poop

00:55:09.640 i have the map here actually this is incredible what a lot of people just pooping everywhere on

00:55:15.420 the streets here that's a bad thing we were just in san francisco it's a thing i'm sorry is this

00:55:19.080 fucking real dude who came up with real are you supposed to find the shit in that black mass

00:55:23.560 obviously you can zoom in there's zoom technology on google maps but i'm just saying go ahead zoom

00:55:28.960 is this like ways for shit i think it's a screenshot i think so yeah but so so in san

00:55:34.200 francisco apparently the homeless population is like one of the worst in the country if you

00:55:39.040 remember when we visited your family i was like yo you guys live in a nice place they're like well

00:55:43.060 homeless men shit on their door every day that's what they said and it was a nice place it was it

00:55:46.400 was a beautiful location here's my queer well i'm back at the homeless guy actually shits on their

00:55:51.420 door my sister's this is a common thing shit actually real they put in a bag and light on

00:55:56.260 fire no no no it's not billy madison it's it's it's literal just homeless shitting and and the

00:56:01.720 thing is is this city has the highest property value and income and everything not income but

00:56:08.620 property value in the united states right now and so you've got these massive modern multi-million

00:56:13.840 dollar homes and just big old loads of shit all over the place and more so here's my query slash

00:56:19.340 question who was the man that said i am going to create an api that plots shit tell me more about

00:56:26.960 this guy because i want to i want to hear about okay so apparently people you get on the app you

00:56:30.900 you drop a pin you say hey there's some shit here and someone comes and cleans it you get a point or

00:56:35.240 something like what's the incentive is it ways yeah do you level up poop points do you lose

00:56:39.240 points if it's dog shit and i actually oh or do you lose points if it's your shit and you're a

00:56:43.220 homeless person you've plotted your own shit like guys there are points no no no they rank you like

00:56:47.900 they give you a boost oh for how much shit you produce oh so you can get clout on the app you

00:56:53.020 can get shit clout you can get famous for finding the most poop i'm just i'm making all that up i

00:56:58.420 don't know but this hey this is in the works i think it's a good thing all right i don't know

00:57:02.040 what else we got

00:57:03.100 maybe just stop

00:57:03.940 maybe all the money

00:57:05.380 imagine this

00:57:06.040 all the fucking money

00:57:07.080 they dumped into this API

00:57:08.200 they put some port-a-potties

00:57:09.600 out for homeless people

00:57:10.160 no they have those

00:57:10.840 no fuck that

00:57:11.540 they have those

00:57:12.080 I was on a run

00:57:12.980 I went to the Golden Gate Bridge

00:57:14.360 I went across

00:57:15.320 all these port-a-potties

00:57:16.180 how many?

00:57:17.480 hundreds

00:57:17.960 hundreds

00:57:18.740 where is this port-a-potty bank

00:57:20.380 he ran 15 miles bro

00:57:21.900 there was a lot bro

00:57:23.000 I remember

00:57:23.380 there was a lot

00:57:23.900 and there was still shit

00:57:25.600 like they don't care

00:57:26.460 they see a port-a-potty

00:57:27.340 and it's not even

00:57:28.720 they don't register

00:57:29.560 as a place to poop

00:57:30.700 it's not even don't register

00:57:31.480 it's just like

00:57:32.020 it's like that's why no it's a quick throw man you poop in public like that's fun that's true

00:57:36.700 do you think you guys have a penalty do you think there should be a penalty like if you if you get

00:57:40.860 caught i'm sure there is by the way but like say it's found out that you were you're like they

00:57:46.180 start putting a tracer into poop and they find out your poop was plotted 50 times yeah should you be

00:57:51.240 we should start chipping people for sure chip their anal chips yeah anal chips that's a real

00:57:56.800 expensive that would be putting anal chips and homeless people that's what they said about this

00:58:01.060 plotting i api and somebody but some what's the next fact some investor pumped first i have a

00:58:07.620 poop limit all right first off one last poop uh nick have you pooped in public uh i actually have

00:58:12.740 a funny story about that here we go uh i was this is embarrassing but um when i was a kid for some

00:58:20.740 reason i'd always like shit my pants and i sorry i'm gonna stop you i don't care how embarrassing

00:58:27.760 this is i'm mad enough to say i just need you to say it one more time when i was a young kid i

00:58:32.720 would i would shit my pants and my my mom would took me to the doctor and they called it uh a

00:58:37.280 sneaky poop poop or poo poo sneaky poop sneaky poopitis no just two o's and then i remember did

00:58:43.180 you know you were doing it or you couldn't help it i don't know i mean i i was so young i was like

00:58:48.440 i think like two or three like three years old was there any chance you're like bitch i'm

00:58:52.220 fucking nick bateman i'm gonna shit wherever i goddamn please maybe i don't know but i remember

00:58:57.100 one day i was um avidly trying to not put my pants as this little kid and i i was at the

00:59:02.500 back of the playground and i looked all the way up to the school and i was like i'm not gonna make

00:59:07.280 that so that moment yeah so i i just i looked around me and i saw a fence and i was like

00:59:13.700 i have to do this so i jumped the fence and i i shit in someone's what'd you use for toilet paper

00:59:19.500 uh probably leaves i don't know i've done like i was in canada so they had some big old maple

00:59:24.800 leaves there uh so i remember jumping the fence then by the way that happened in canada yeah yeah

00:59:30.200 i'm sure the neighbor would thank you for fertilizing their their plans okay so i remember

00:59:35.520 jumping the fence again and a couple people saw and they're like did you shit in that person's

00:59:40.380 yard and i'm like i was a little nervous yeah i had to go and they're like oh my god it's so cool

00:59:44.920 i was like uh okay so i told a couple more people and then by the next day i realized it was not

00:59:48.900 cool and i was the kid that jumped the fence and shit and you couldn't have been a you couldn't

00:59:52.080 have been a baby at this time like a little you're like i imagine like a baby bateman jumping a fence

00:59:56.860 no i was like four or five years old still shit yeah you were the shit yeah as even as a kid it's

01:00:03.820 still like semi-acceptable i i was at a bar this is completely unacceptable i was at a bar a few

01:00:09.140 years back and i was talking to this girl and there was about to be a hookup situation i started

01:00:13.960 you know that gurgling you feel in your stomach where you're like i think i'm pretty sure i'm

01:00:16.840 of poop right now yeah and i and all you know when you go to a bar busy bar or club the bathroom

01:00:22.240 sometimes have long lines and i was like this won't do like i've got to find a place to shit

01:00:26.120 immediately so i exited the club out the front door ran to a back alley and pooped in the alley

01:00:32.220 and then i had an undershirt on i took it off use the undershirt as and then went back to the club

01:00:37.260 and still hooked up with the girl with swamp ass so that's that's why why hasn't that been a skit

01:00:44.700 he's the director

01:00:47.420 I'm just the fucking actor dude I don't know

01:00:49.340 it's a great story

01:00:51.320 do we end the show there or do I keep going

01:00:53.160 do I go to this last fact

01:00:54.880 it happened I don't even know what I hate

01:00:56.520 please change this subject

01:00:57.240 well I mean speaking of all that

01:01:00.640 world's largest plane makes first flight over California

01:01:03.600 whoa that's a big ass plane

01:01:05.380 whoa there's two of them

01:01:06.980 made into one it's two planes into one

01:01:09.180 wait is that really what happened

01:01:10.380 what's the point of this plane

01:01:11.920 hobby uh it's to carry up ships uh and so instead of using rockets to launch satellites in the air

01:01:18.560 you basically attach it to the middle of that sucker fly up super high like 35 000 feet launched

01:01:23.900 a rocket off you launched the rocket off that wow nice why do i feel like this is one of those

01:01:27.980 man things where a dude's just like i just want the biggest plant like there's no applicate they're

01:01:32.740 not going to use it for fucking rockets dude the dude glued two planes together with elmer's glue

01:01:37.780 and was like

01:01:38.880 my double plane

01:01:39.920 is bigger than

01:01:40.340 your single plane

01:01:41.200 bitch

01:01:41.600 like

01:01:42.060 hey Mike

01:01:43.120 might be right

01:01:43.620 like yo

01:01:44.480 they're not gonna

01:01:44.960 use that for anything

01:01:45.680 it's a fucking

01:01:46.380 glued double plane

01:01:47.420 do you have the budget

01:01:48.280 on what that plane

01:01:48.920 does it say

01:01:49.940 let me

01:01:51.020 I'll look that up

01:01:51.940 that's probably

01:01:52.520 a lot

01:01:52.960 interesting to know

01:01:53.860 because like

01:01:54.500 500,000 pounds

01:01:57.340 yeah that's how much

01:01:58.140 it can carry out

01:01:58.740 this is like Drake

01:01:59.580 too

01:01:59.820 Drake just bought

01:02:00.500 a jumbo jet

01:02:01.520 like at what point

01:02:02.320 yeah but his is dope

01:02:03.080 yo

01:02:03.360 Air Drake

01:02:03.920 kind of looks like

01:02:04.500 a 1986 casino

01:02:05.720 I think they're

01:02:06.200 keeping it low key

01:02:06.940 they don't

01:02:07.260 they didn't release

01:02:07.860 the price on that sucker

01:02:08.860 that was facts

01:02:10.240 for Spencer

01:02:10.680 thank you Spencer

01:02:11.480 of course

01:02:12.040 it's the first time

01:02:13.320 we clapped for that

01:02:14.100 I think

01:02:14.420 that was cool

01:02:14.880 man I always liked

01:02:15.660 that segment

01:02:16.160 that was fun

01:02:16.700 I do too

01:02:17.500 I think that might be

01:02:18.160 the best segment

01:02:18.640 especially because

01:02:19.120 so much poop

01:02:19.640 comes out of it

01:02:20.360 is this dent on purpose

01:02:21.980 because you want to

01:02:22.580 dent the universe

01:02:23.140 yep

01:02:23.440 wow

01:02:24.080 for sure

01:02:24.560 tagline

01:02:25.240 am I the first person

01:02:25.920 who went on to that

01:02:27.180 look ball.com

01:02:28.040 should we do audio only

01:02:30.060 yeah let's do it

01:02:31.080 alright

01:02:31.280 so it's basically this

01:02:32.680 here's the fun thing

01:02:33.360 but just better

01:02:34.060 I don't know

01:02:35.240 it's not today

01:02:35.860 because one of the

01:02:36.440 leading things

01:02:36.920 people are watching

01:02:37.480 this episode

01:02:37.880 is Bateman's looks.

01:02:39.160 So as soon as

01:02:39.900 the visual is gone

01:02:41.300 he's got a hell

01:02:42.080 of a good voice too.

01:02:43.220 Maybe.

01:02:44.020 It calms me down.

01:02:45.180 Calms me down.

01:02:46.740 That's not usually

01:02:47.380 this deep.

01:02:47.800 I just got lucky

01:02:48.340 today you know.

01:02:49.060 No you said

01:02:49.900 oot a couple times.

01:02:51.300 I said oot

01:02:51.840 and oot and oot and about.

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01:02:57.360 Nick bro thank you

01:02:58.000 for coming on Impulsive.

01:02:59.180 Of course bro.

01:02:59.580 Where can they find you

01:03:00.160 on social media?

01:03:01.360 Nick two underscores

01:03:02.440 Bateman because

01:03:03.380 one was taken

01:03:04.240 and some little kid.

01:03:05.700 Two underscores?

01:03:06.920 how the fuck that's horrifying damn you know i'll just delete your account i've grown to like that

01:03:11.980 oh really my dog my girl every you know my everyone's park a bus in between this it's

01:03:18.220 like a long pause you're not nick bateman you're nick bateman bateman yeah exactly hit that subscribe

01:03:25.020 button impulsive audience we love you thank you for watching we'll see you next time take it easy

01:03:28.700 peace here we are it's great here all the shit this is cool what skill is involved being a model

01:03:35.180 uh to be honest it's stick spinning uh you just you know your angles if you can it sounds funny

01:03:44.440 but you get on set and if you're doing a shoot you the point is is to get as many photo like

01:03:49.840 usable photos you can for the brand so you literally get on and you just you hear the

01:03:53.500 click you move hear the click you move you hear the click you move and you just and then you

01:03:56.660 switch it from smiling to and you ask what they want you want off camera on camera it's it's like

01:04:00.600 anything with acting but what are you thinking about wow i'm so sexy uh no it just you learn how

01:04:07.660 to like you know smile with your eyes and like whatizing yeah it's it's once you know how to do

01:04:13.820 it it's it becomes tedious and it's just to me not you know the traveling's fun meeting new people

01:04:19.820 and it's fun everything but like to me there's no you like martial arts or acting you can't go

01:04:24.480 train it like well i guess some people could technically sit in the mirror and stare at

01:04:28.460 himself but uh you feel like zoolander kind of well that's the parody of it you know what i mean

01:04:33.220 it's once you've kind of and and technically aesthetically good looking people uh most of the

01:04:37.760 time you know are decent just standing there they're gonna look good regardless you know

01:04:42.360 you get a girl who's got a perfect body and face all these photographers are like i'm so talented

01:04:47.140 it's like it's not hard to make her look good yeah like you've got you've got a five thousand

01:04:51.340 you get a ten thousand dollar camera and a girl that's a 10 like you did you'd have to be pretty

01:04:55.480 bad to mess that up so um to me it's it's a it's a little it's a weird industry for sure who is

01:05:01.800 more secure male or female models i don't i'd probably say male models are more secure um i

01:05:10.100 don't like how the industry treats female models i used to represent um models at a time i opened

01:05:15.620 an agency back when social media was a growing like a really popular growing thing it was fresh

01:05:20.640 on instagram and i would help other models grow their following and get them jobs that couldn't

01:05:25.720 afford to pay for say my rate and i remember sending i won't say the names or agencies but i

01:05:30.800 sent a girl who to me it looked beautiful healthy and i i'm a huge like person who likes people to

01:05:36.900 be healthy uh and they told her she was overweight and it totally messed up her like her psyche she

01:05:43.920 came back she didn't want to leave her house this is one of the most confident girls i've ever met

01:05:47.680 and she she didn't want to do fashion shows she i was just like heartbroken that they would tell

01:05:51.940 her this where was this i was in miami oh it was in miami and yeah but to me it's like you don't

01:05:57.520 tell a young 18 year old girl that she's fat when she's truly beautiful but that's happening so

01:06:03.500 often like i have this uh this girl in new york and they're so open about being like y'all be

01:06:08.220 honest with you like we can't shoot you until you lose 10 pounds like they'll they're very

01:06:12.080 straightforward about especially in new york because new york is so yeah but it doesn't happen

01:06:16.860 anymore the the whole thing now is about being healthy if you look at calvin klein they're either

01:06:20.760 too skinny or they're too big there's like have you thought about going the reverse way like before

01:06:25.360 like when you used to have to be super healthy have you thought like maybe if i fatten up i could

01:06:28.820 get like a plus size roll like just eat a ton of wendy's no just let your body go to shit no because

01:06:34.340 i again since being a martial artist and being someone who people look up to online i don't want

01:06:39.600 to ever portray an unhealthy lifestyle because people people will be like oh what do you eat

01:06:44.060 What do you do for this?

01:06:44.880 What do you do for that?

01:06:45.480 Would you ever do a fast food brand deal?

01:06:47.180 No.

01:06:48.400 It depends.

01:06:48.680 Even if the money's right.

01:06:50.820 Because they got money, bro.

01:06:52.020 So again, if I did it, it would have to be an organic way where like, I don't eat here

01:06:56.020 all the time.

01:06:56.980 Cheat day.

01:06:57.560 But it's a cheat day.

01:06:58.400 Yeah.

01:06:58.760 Because people need to know that it's, you know, you're going to kill.

01:07:01.440 Like I, back when I owned a cry school, all I ate was Wendy's.

01:07:04.320 It's all I could afford.

01:07:05.180 I love Wendy's, by the way.

01:07:06.420 But literally, I'd eat, I don't know how it was if that, I'd eat, yeah, about five junior

01:07:11.800 your bacon cheeseburgers every day because they were $1.25.

01:07:14.700 That's all I could afford.

01:07:16.120 Not that I condone doing that, but yeah.

01:07:18.760 No, the plus size thing is, to me, it's fine as long as they're healthy.

01:07:23.420 There's so many models that work hard to have really good bodies,

01:07:27.540 and they're not booking things,

01:07:28.580 but there's people who are slightly a little heavier who are booking things.

01:07:32.500 Did you see Tyra Banks?

01:07:33.720 She just posted about this.

01:07:34.980 She actually got a Sports Illustrated cover again, a swimsuit cover.

01:07:40.340 and so like it it was just crazy to see the comparison of like her original cover to this

01:07:46.040 yeah we talked about it when you were gone oh you did yeah so i should stop talking no but

01:07:49.840 did they say she was like overweight or something well she she was just like hey be confident with

01:07:55.140 where you're at oh oh she's also like she's much older now yeah she's still slaying yeah true as

01:08:01.920 long as to me as long as you're happy and you're not actually ingesting gratuitous amounts of

01:08:06.520 unhealthy food and portraying that as an image of success i think yeah you're fine you ever have

01:08:11.320 a and i've had this i'm not even a model have you ever had a uh uncomfortable or awkward experience

01:08:15.860 with a photographer trying to make you do stuff you don't want a hundred percent like what's the

01:08:19.160 weirdest one it's only happened once to me but i had uh a photographer i was like kind of shooting

01:08:25.380 almost new as an underwear and i was just like pushing it down and he's like further he's like

01:08:29.560 uh you know get a little uh you know hard and i'm like i'm dude yeah i'm like dude listen i i

01:08:36.520 not like that at all and you are actually making it worse i'm not trying he was making me like a

01:08:43.700 turtle like like i was like i was like scared so uh and then i was like no and then i was like

01:08:49.120 fine because i want the pictures look good so i go in the corner away from this guy and i kind

01:08:52.820 of like try to buddy whack it yeah and then i come back and then at one point he would he was

01:08:57.340 like oh let me do it i'm like what the fuck i am sorry what the fuck did he make it onto that

01:09:03.460 blacklist of photographers that just came out recently i slapped his hand so hard away and i

01:09:07.940 was like don't you ever do that again wow um did you leave uh are you professional i'm a professional

01:09:13.880 i just i smacked his hand away and i looked him in the face like some of my martial artists i was

01:09:17.360 i gave him the look like you do that again you're getting around what kept you from walking

01:09:22.020 just because uh i'm professional and i didn't feel threatened i'm 6'4 i'm a black belt yeah no one

01:09:28.460 can really do anything to me if they try i can slap their hand away this guy tries again i can

01:09:32.520 i can defend myself uh and any photographer that i met that was huge is known for this

01:09:36.700 they'd be like hey nice to meet you oh what do you do i don't know karate school i teach people

01:09:41.080 to defend themselves that's smart i mean they're like ah okay so i never really that was the one

01:09:47.760 time i had that problem uh besides that the people who i worked with who were photographers

01:09:52.440 were notorious for that um i remember shooting something and it was like 10 minutes of shooting

01:09:57.120 and i was like whoa he just took the other guy over there and shot with him for two hours why

01:10:02.240 my only 10 minutes so and all the guy's whole team was like trust me it's a good good thing and i was

01:10:07.020 i was like okay cool did you see that list that came out that i was talking about like last year

01:10:11.640 it was like the blacklist of photographers yeah you know i don't know we know i'm not gonna say

01:10:16.520 yeah there was there was some that we know there's a lot of people on it but there also it was

01:10:21.220 what they did was they at least made it so it was tiered in terms of offenses so it was like

01:10:26.960 if there was a star next to it it was like five or more severe offenses and then other ones

01:10:32.180 were like there was like he said she said ones where they're not sure but there was multiple

01:10:36.540 that's great do you know what i'm saying but there were some that were like five to ten egregious

01:10:40.520 offenses where they like literally like groped or like did things that were completely unacceptable

01:10:44.740 yeah um and so that was cool that that list came out but i did feel bad for the people that like

01:10:48.860 potentially got tied up in some like i have friends who are models who had to go through that

01:10:53.140 and that it's just weird that the guy the male models got targeted a lot so would they ever come

01:10:58.900 out and say something about it uh i'm sure i don't know because it's embarrassing it's kind

01:11:04.440 of like that dave chapelle skit you know the you know the one he talked about man rape it's like

01:11:08.200 it's not a good thing for guys to say be like i've got raped yeah like or anything like not

01:11:12.640 that they say they got raped but they might have gotten put in an uncomfortable situation but i

01:11:16.040 doubt the guys that i know would want to talk about it because you know at the time they're

01:11:19.860 a young impressionable kid and they're just trying to make it in the industry and this guy

01:11:23.560 who is a big photographer whoever it might be is taking advantage of their position so say someone

01:11:27.580 say someone um who's not a 6'4 martial art black belt uh gets in a scenario like that and maybe it's

01:11:35.260 not always like a photographer model situation just any sort of uh i need to defend myself is

01:11:39.820 there is there like a go-to or some piece of advice you have for anyone who's in some sort

01:11:44.180 of danger to me i always say if you can walk if you feel uncomfortable and you walk away just walk

01:11:48.740 away martial arts always teaches you to if you can walk away run away talk yourself out of it you do

01:11:52.060 that first before you resort to any type of physical altercation uh if it's a girl and the

01:11:56.260 guy is going to overpower you i usually tell them to go for the throat uh because you know you punch

01:12:02.220 someone in the throat they're going to be stunned long enough that you can get away safely um you

01:12:06.680 know my dad always taught me to go for the eyes the the eyes small target i know it's a small

01:12:11.460 target but like it's it depends on how severe the situation if it's for your life yeah go for the

01:12:17.060 eyes but if it's just something where you're uncomfortable you don't want to gouge someone's

01:12:19.900 eyes out the greg paul that's such a greg paul thing well he does he wants to take your head

01:12:26.000 off and shit down your throat yeah but you've got any moment you've got to judge the situation

01:12:29.560 you know what i mean if you're in a corner and they're like say you're a girl and you're in a

01:12:32.700 corner and there's four guys cornering you yeah go do whatever you can to survive yeah yeah do

01:12:38.880 anything you can like krav magas stuff that you can do to survive but a good but a good chop to

01:12:42.720 the throat is always a good look yeah when i taught women's kickboxing i'd always you know

01:12:46.280 teach women how to punch and then if a guy got because the thing is guys are used to a knee to

01:12:50.620 the balls they're ready for it yeah they're ready for it and if a guy it'll just make a map but if

01:12:54.560 you like give someone a good punch to the throat it's yeah it gives you enough time to kind of

01:13:00.040 yeah keep kicking ass ladies yeah so hi yo or throats i was just gonna say oh uh we found out

01:13:07.420 or i found out today about this skill of yours the stick spinning is always yeah isn't it always

01:13:11.620 funny when you find out someone's like odd like yeah well that's why when he told me i was like

01:13:16.560 i'm sorry what are you saying and then i watched the videos i'm like holy shit what's your guys

01:13:20.520 like do you have a weird talent spencer oh i don't know dude do you mike i was just gonna say that i

01:13:28.200 like to grow i'm like a horticulturist a what like a green i got a green thumb i like to grow herbs

01:13:34.280 and spices oh yeah my boy mac is a botanist oh that's what we should collab dude that's what it

01:13:40.480 is so you haven't started a garden is i did recently but it's yeah i uh he's growing weed

01:13:47.120 illegal amount six plants out of public eye

01:13:49.780 Jed if we have to cut it cut it

01:13:51.280 well it's the audio only he might not see this

01:13:53.480 fuck now Jeff call Jed

01:13:55.260 I could ride a unicycle

01:13:57.580 and do the pogo stick at the same time

01:13:59.580 oh dude I saw you eat shit

01:14:01.480 on a pogo stick

01:14:02.720 that was major shit

01:14:04.560 Jake's drive there was a pogo stick laying there

01:14:07.580 and it's one of the ones that you can jump like 8 feet

01:14:09.240 did I say be careful before

01:14:10.980 this was like 2 months before the fight

01:14:12.840 this was at Jake's house

01:14:14.580 well his driveway is slippery and the bottom of the pogo stick was rubber yeah you went straight

01:14:19.020 to your shoulder i just ate shit yeah and i laid there whenever i get like majorly fucked up bro

01:14:25.220 if i just lay there for like 10 to 20 seconds and don't do anything like yeah the facade that i'm

01:14:30.500 dead i tend to rejuvenate fairly really i have to whenever something terribly bad happens to me

01:14:36.740 my gut instinct is always get the fuck up really why because because i've had really bad injuries

01:14:44.180 and i feel like when i lay there it's only because i can't get up yeah and so like when i when i like

01:14:49.860 when i fell off that one wheel recently i went down hard enough and fucked myself up bad enough

01:14:54.340 to do at least five to ten seconds you're that one kid who's 12 that falls off his bike that

01:14:57.320 gets me like i'm good yeah no no listen it happened to me i i was going off a people that

01:15:02.700 are listening to this from my hometown i remember the story i was going off a huge set of doubles

01:15:05.660 on my bmx bike and i i lost the bike mid-air fell broke my entire arm off like it was hanging off

01:15:13.260 my wrist right and immediately same reaction whoop arm off hanging around walking around the

01:15:19.240 fucking yard it's turning purple people are puking and my arm is hanging off i'm like i'm good guys

01:15:25.500 i'm good i'm good i'm just flopping around in the fucking breeze so that's what i'm saying maybe

01:15:29.120 would have been better to just chill for a second like what's the point you're not gonna go anywhere

01:15:32.880 imagine my bone was stressed but because i popped myself up so fast it just cracked off i broke my

01:15:38.000 finger during uh karate class i was teaching i had a little dragons class like three to five

01:15:42.440 year old kids and i was throwing they had to run back and forth while i threw ball like uh dodge

01:15:46.080 balls at them but you're gonna say throwing stars for some reason horrible throwing throwing stars

01:15:50.920 a little bit uh but i i lost my balance i wanted to put my hand down all my weight went onto my

01:15:55.180 pinky finger and it broke straight out and since i teach these kids you cannot show pain i got up

01:16:01.400 and i was like my finger was out this way i was like oh fuck and i broke my finger back into place

01:16:07.100 and i taught the rest of the class and then i went up to the parents after and i went i think

01:16:11.660 it broke my finger and my finger was like eight times the size and they're like when did that

01:16:15.800 happen i'm like at the beginning of the class at what point well why didn't it cross your mind like

01:16:20.580 let's be honest fuck those kids like you gotta go to the hospital and they can i'm pretty sure

01:16:25.900 go home for the day like i'm gonna fix my pinky dude and by the way i'm looking at his pinky now

01:16:30.540 like i never want to look at nick bateman again it's disgusting it's vile bro i'm just kidding

01:16:36.500 the cameras are off but this is a funny thing that i i don't like i don't tell a lot of people

01:16:40.180 but i have uh i have lady fingers and a man's hand what's that look how look how feminine my

01:16:45.040 fingers are oh wow and then look how big my hand is he's got crazy now do i have that too

01:16:50.620 uh i don't know but like look at look how tiny my pinky is i put that next to me bro i got we

01:16:56.080 got same size pinky do we we all got lady finger up there we all got lady fingers i feel like if

01:17:00.720 you i'm also about if you see like a half shorter you see like a guy who does construction's hand

01:17:04.600 It does not look like this

01:17:05.900 Their hands are all fat

01:17:07.160 It's nasty

01:17:08.420 It's funny because he's going to go slap these Russians

01:17:12.180 With his pretty lady hands

01:17:13.580 Feel my palms

01:17:15.020 You got some calluses there

01:17:16.660 Feel these

01:17:18.220 These are Ohioans

01:17:21.560 Yo let's go practice slapping things

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Impaulsive with Logan Paul - May 22, 2019

NICK BATEMAN POOPS HIS PANTS - IMPAULSIVE EP. 78

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