CHUNKZ & FILLY! | EP 333 | ShxtsNGigs Podcast
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Hey, okay, guys. Girls. Welcome back. Indeed. So we've got a very special one today. Highly requested. So as you guys know, when we have a guest in the studio, I like to... Jay Shetty it. I like to Jay Shetty it. Come on. So if you don't know, Jay Shetty likes to do a massive introduction to everyone that he has come on his show because he wants... It's one of them situations where...

A lot of time people don't have the opportunity to say how they truly feel about someone and the best qualities of someone. And when you do, it actually reminds you what a good person that person is. So obviously these people here, we haven't spent much time with them at all. The world knows them. The world knows them. The world knows them, man. Standing on the shoulders of giants. Without these two, there would probably be no us two. Facts. Setting the... Setting the president, setting the standard. Setting the president and standards from duos, bro. Before these, man, there was just Ant and Deccan. That was it.

- That's true. - Couple light skinned, dark skins, we never would have made it. We wouldn't have survived. - We wouldn't have survived. - The streets would have ate us wild, of course. - So what we want to do is have a big, big, big warm welcome to the very well established, the worldwide loved Chunks of Philly guys. - Chunks of Philly, yay!

- That's incredible. - I feel like I'm the guy. - Yeah, I feel like I've done like business. - Yeah, you guys do do business. - I've put in years. - You have put in years. - You're standing on business. - I'm standing on real business. - Are you guys into this though? - No, of course, but it's just like, it's nuts, man. Really do appreciate the introduction, man. - Thank you guys. - Thank you, man. - Yeah, all glory to God, alive and well, can't complain. - Love to hear it.

You get me? So I'm good, man. - Yeah, echo what he said. Same old breathing. - Breathing? That's enough. - Yeah, that is enough. - That's enough, bro. I can't complain. - Facts. Cool. As you said, we like to start the show off with a little icebreaker. - Come on. - A little roast. - A little roast. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - We got the cold baby. - That's not even an icebreaker. That's just straight dissing, man. - Bro. - Yeah, so yeah, before we start, it's not from us. - It's not from us. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - It's not from us. - You lot have agreed to the ones that are in. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - It's from you. - Obviously, yeah.

- Yeah. - Yeah, he brought an iPad. He's either got two iPads, not one. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - One for each. - One for each, so right. Just like, we've got like five each. - Yeah. - Yeah, five. - Five each, yeah? - Water off a duck's back. Minor, you man will firm these ones, pause. Right, so. - Why fizzy? - I'm gonna cook filly and then you're gonna cook chunks, yeah? - I'll cook chunks, yeah. - All right, who's going first? - You go, you start, you start. - All right, cool. - This was a bit dread. Man said, yeah.

Philly has room temp IQ. Room temp, lukewarm. Wait, who laughed in the back? Room's giggling. Room temp.

- You know that's like max 21 he's been doing. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - You're a max 21. - The roast is calm or the IQ is calm? - I need to do the IQ test. I can't lie, mine's low Z. - Room temp IQ. Do you know what that means, Ak? You're max 21 IQ, you're a dumb youth. That's what he's saying. - What's the highest you can get? - Like a hundred and something. I got 119 the other day. - Yeah, but that wasn't a proper test. - On my life, are you sick? I paid for it.

- Is it? - Yeah, what? - 119. - 119. - You see my first one, I'm happy with. I know I'm not the brightest. I'm a creative man, but on the books, I'm not the best. - I don't know what they're gonna get me for. It's either a weight situation or a hairline situation. Go on, do your thing, man. - All right, go on. - Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go. - Charge it already. - Charge it. - You know what? - Charge it.

You know self-deprecation? For interrogation. The best way, man. Say less. You ever play One Bounce, One Touch? You know you used to play One Bounce, One Touch? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You have to stand against the wall. Yeah. And you're like, do it, man. Just do it. Just do it. Yeah, just do it. Yeah, just get over with. All right. I bet. Every time Chunks hears Philly's name, his brain automatically completes it with cheesesteak.

- Yeah, that's a very good one. That's a very good one. - That's inventive. That's inventive. That's a violation based on the- - And what are you happy about? What are you happy about? - No, no, no, no. - That one's mental. - What? I'm good. - Hey, hey, chill, chill. - Nah, nah, you know what I'm laughing at? - I'll be honest with you.

- Very creative. I think they made it. - I can show you the ting, I can show you the thread. - Our fans, they say some stupid ones, whereas you guys, they're actually thinking. - Break that down, so what that meant was- - Chill, chill, chill. There's more, there's more, let's just move on. - When you think about a munch. - Fair enough, fair enough. Yeah, you might like that.

Nah, that's Tread. Right, right, right, right, right, right. Right, right. This one's light as well. Philly looks like one of them hyenas that used to follow Scar around in The Lion King.

- That's dread. - I remember one of them eyes were drooping. - Yeah, one of them. - One of them was clapped. I don't think it's the clapped one. - Yeah, no, it is. It's him. It's the one, that's the one, bro. It's that particular one. - You told me I'm handsome. - No, but it's just obviously Scar, you know what I mean? You're behind and doing like this. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - That one joke, man. Drooping out the eyes. - Oh. - That's you, bro. - Yeah, let's go with Chunks as one now. - All right, chill, chill. - Chunks is the type of guy to sweat Pepsi Max. - Yeah, that's good. - Chunks.

The type of guy, the type of guy to sweat Pepsi Max. You could catch it in the car. Bro. And is it still fizzy as well? Yeah. It's flat. It has to be. It's sweat, man. It has to be a young flat one. I don't mind. I might have to start testing that after I play football or something. All right, here's a question. Have you ever had a guest that doesn't take these well? Uh,

- No, actually. - Nah, you know what? - Oh, I'm glad. - You know, nah, nah, nah, we haven't, we haven't, we haven't. But same time, we would never invite a guest who couldn't take it well. - Yeah, yeah. - I hear that. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. Joyce one was looking techy. - Yeah, at first. - Is it? - Yeah. - But she was like, 'cause we're the big ones. - Yeah, we tried to go light on Joyce, innit? 'Cause some of them were tough. - Is it? - We tried to go light on her, and then she was like, "This is fucking shit." - You're not going light on us, right? - No, these, no, no, no, no, no, no. - Pepsi Max is a lot like- - That might be the- - Yeah. - Yeah. - It would be hard to top that. - That's creme de la creme. - All right, cool. This one says,

- Ask Philly, what's seven times seven? - 49. - My guy!

- No, man shouldn't be that excited. - I'll be honest with you, that's his favorite one. - That's his favorite one. - No, do you know what it is? That person must watch our content and know that that is good. - What's nine times nine? - I was gonna say what's nine times nine. - I said 84. - You see his struggles, I told you. - 81, 81. - 81, that's what I'm trying to say. - I'm in and around the area. I'm in the box, I've just missed the target. - Yeah, fair play, fair play, fair play. - I said 84, I'm not gonna lie. - I said 84.

Chunks runs like someone's auntie who missed the bus. - You're running for him. It's horrible. - That's not right. We have to understand obviously where I've been just big my whole life. - The gate is not a gate. - Nah, it's not loose. But obviously over time, we hope and pray God. - But one thing I will say,

is that your fitness is incredible. - Thank you. - Yes, gang. - Bro, he can do a 90 minutes match nonstop running. - I could do that. - Yeah, the technique's funny. - Come on. - The technique's funny. - No, I'm backing up. - And you like that one too much, don't you? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - I do 5Ks, light work. - I swear. - What? - In 25 minutes. - He embraces them, bro. - My fitness is gash. - Is it? - Yeah, it's gash, bro.

- Bad play. - So cool. - Just one for no reason. - Yeah. - Literally one for no reason. Just aesthetics, G. - Aesthetic, yeah. Good hairline, no reason. Can't even run. - All right, we should have come with our own. - Yeah, I know. - We should have flipped it on these lads. - There's time in the future. Right, this is the last one. Philly looks like he eats the chewing gum underneath desks. - Just a nasty scatty. - Scatty you.

You just do that, you just scrape him. - Bro. - And you know what it is, it does look like that mutes. Just a little chewers. - A little chewers? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. He might have gone underneath on that. - He said I didn't even scrape it, I didn't even do my teeth.

- And he wants the old ones. He wants them 2011. - The harder the better, you're not hearing that? - Pause bro. - That's pause. - Come on. - Yeah, harder than better. That's my brother though. - On a school night. - On a school night indeed. - I'm a brother harder than better man.

- That's his new name now, no more Philly. - To each their own. - Love, man. - That's it, that's it. - Yeah, good, that's done. - Get me out of here, I'm free. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Last one for my family though. - Chunks. - Yes. - You like that one? - Yeah, I love that one. - All right, Chunks looks like he pays his barber to keep quiet. Oh. - That's, oh.

- Yeah. - That's a virus. - That's bare fibers. That's when they get the card on, man. You know about the cards, come on boys. - Of course we've been there. - Why does everyone know about it? - We've been there, we've been there. - That's standard. - Because I'm a grown man, bro, I'm not afraid. Ain't that standard though with your trends though? - Yeah, the card is standard now. But I'm living, 'cause I need to, me and my brother have beef every week, 'cause I need to wash my head immediately. And coming out of shower just like,

- Yeah, a little goth you. - See how my man. - Little emo you. - Yeah, the man that like, yeah. - Support Metallica in them. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Just livid. - I'll wash it prior. - Is it? - I swear. - See him, see him. - Yeah, so then just do do after and then we're good. - All right, say less. - A little rag situation. - Fair. - Now, like, can't lie.

- The worst one today was the Pepsi Max. - Yeah, Pepsi Max. - Say less. - That was a violation. - You man, you found it though. - Nah, come on, brother. That's like, man. We've been on YouTube for eight years now, nine years. I've seen the worst comments. - This is light. - Yeah, there you go. - Do you know what my favorite comment was? - Go on, go on. - So we done this, something similar on Pro Direct here. We called it, it was a show called

- Mean comments. - Mean comments. I miss filming with you on Pro Direct. And then they said, "Chunks and Philly walking together look like the number 10." - I seen that one. - Do you know how crazy? - That one, it took me two weeks to hear. - But what was funny about that clip, it was the realization that if I'm one, he must be the same. - Yeah, that one I couldn't sleep for two weeks.

They peppered me with that one. But I was like, the amount of people that have sent this one in, you've probably read it before. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Oh, but we love that one. - We love it. - Someone, to be fair, someone re-upped and said, "Because of your weight loss, "it's now you guys are looking like 11th." - 11th. - Yeah, it's- - Someone said, I saw someone say, that's nice. I saw someone say it looks like a Merc Twix.

- A what? - A Mac Twix. - That's like, why has your ting got a bit more? - Yeah, gaff on it. - Ay yo! - Pause my guy, yo! - Why has your ting got a bit more gaff? - Yeah, but there's nothing wrong with that. - Aye G! - Aye, right, come on. - Chat to be nice, and proper and nice.

- What the fuck? Well, we can't say we have a good girl. - Oh God. I'm not asking you to print it. You know what I mean? You know what I cook, yeah? You know this new wide thing and pause? It's gone, it's out of control now. - I love it. I wouldn't change it for the world. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I think it's hilarious. Nah, man. I was filming Harry Panera. Was it your video? Yeah, we were filming it and literally we stopped the video every five seconds. Whoa, whoa. I said, bro, can we talk now? Can we have a conversation? So the point I had to go, all right, boys, that's enough. We've got enough. The whole video can't be just pause, pause, pause.

- It's nuts man. - Sometimes it gets out of control bro. - We went overboard. We really went overboard. - Yeah, we lost it man. - Man will ask for a fork, why is man asking man bro? - Yeah, that's stupid bro. - It got stupid. - Yeah, sometimes bro, sometimes they get mad. We got one of our boys, he's on it relentlessly. - I can't tell them, I just wanna speak. - I love it. - What did you say the other day bro? We was playing table tennis.

And you said something crazy. - I can't remember. - You said something like, bro, you can hear it from the back all you want, I'm not flinching. That's what you said. - No, no, okay, no. - Bro, that's what you said. - Nah, that one's wrong. That one's even, that one's wrong. - To be fair, I remember one of the braziest ones I did say, but it didn't clock to me until afterwards. We were at dinner, all of us were at dinner, all of our boys, and Rem tied his hair to the back. I was like,

- Oh, is that all yours? It looks big. - I was so oblivious. - Why are you crying like that? - That's the first time I heard of that bro. - I was just talking. - You can hear it from the back, I ain't flinching. That's the why of the ear. - You can hear it from the back all you want, I ain't flinching. - I was probably locked in. - I dropped my bat immediately. I was like, what's going on G? All right, so.

Ice has been broken. As we said before, obviously it's an honour to have you guys here. A massive pleasure. So we just wanted to have like this was just open chat really. One of the main things that I've noticed about you guys that I don't think many people really, really clock is that you guys, as far as I know, I have never seen anyone else do it.

you guys have managed to find yourself in a situation where you obviously started off as like separate content creators.

Then you had like a stint where it was just you two all the time from a viewer's perspective. Every shoot you two, you two, you two. And you became like this, like I said earlier, like iconic duo, like the UK duo for like a span of years. And over the last couple of years, you've again successfully managed to transition out of it and then still just dip in, out, in, out. And everyone's just happy with however you do it.

Would you say, is there any like intent behind that or is it all just focused on what you wanna do when you wanna do it? - Great question, brother, genuinely. - That's amazing. - No, no, it is because I've always thought about this, but we've never had a conversation about this. - I swear. - Genuinely, bro. It was a thing where obviously I started by myself

being a fan of Philly, I know people know the story already. I started myself being a fan of Philly, wanted to just make one video with them, realized just off of that one video that the vibe was unmatched, but the chemistry was there. And the bear in mind, he wasn't my friend, I didn't know who he was. And from that, we kind of realized we have to do more and more stuff together. But what we realized is we started to get more of attraction, get more views when we made videos together. So we kind of thought, let's just ride the wave and see how this goes. 'Cause it's like, we enjoy each other's company, we enjoy making videos with each other. And most importantly, we were like very good friends, you know? So that was the beginning.

And I think what we realized after time is like,

were doing maybe too much together potentially because obviously we realized that we came in as separate entities so we kind of like maybe we back back away a little bit and start doing our own things I focus on our own like graft almost but then what we ended up doing was taking too much of a step yeah yeah where I now signed for other brands which is obviously rivaling his brand and it's kind of like okay well we can't even work with each other because all the brands that we work with are like kind of rivaling you know so then they got to that and then we kind of sat down and realized that we

we don't even work with each other anymore. So we thought, you know what? - Start missing each other. - Yeah, generally man. - Like we'd randomly phone each other and go, "Bro, I miss you." - Yeah, generally. - And obviously where he's like booked, like last month I had two days off. Like my calendar's boomed in, I had three shoots before this one here today. Do you get what I'm saying? So like all glory to God, I'm so grateful.

of that, I don't get to spend time with him no more. Do you get what I'm saying? And the time that we did spend, it was on set. And even though it was on set, we didn't take that for granted because I'm in his presence. Do you get what I'm saying? So yeah, he'd be calling me randomly and vice versa. And I'd just be like, bro, I miss you. And then I remember the first time you saw me off the wire, it was Bearcast. He was like, hey, it's good to see

- I'm talking about the month, two months. - Yeah. - That is crazy. - Yeah. 'Cause bear in mind, now there's times where like in a two month span out of 60 days, my own see him 47 days out of 60. - Stay at his house. - Yeah. So that kind of vibe. And then it's gone from a year of that to then a year, maybe even two of,

maybe seeing a man once every two months. Like, you know what I mean? So it's kind of weird, you know what I mean? And obviously that's when we kind of got on the phone with each other and said, you know, we've always wanted to start a podcast. So why don't we just finally do what we've always wanted to start and plus excuse to see each other more. And maybe within the last two months, I've seen them like 15, 20 days and-

Happy to see him much more, man. It's a blessing. But it's very nice to see. And then I realized why I like not seeing him because he's very annoying as well. So it's like, that's why. No, all my friends say that about me. Yeah, very annoying. But I do it on purpose. I get a little buzz out annoying people. Yeah.

- Yeah, I know what you mean. I get that sometimes. - I'll ring him and annoy him. The matter thing was when I didn't see him as much. - Tell him, tell him, tell him. - I'll be like, I'll ring him and I'll go, "Yo, remember me?" Like, I'm that guy that you used to film with, like me and you, iconic duo, like we was the guys, remember? - Yeah. - Bro, what do you want, bro? But it's like the first time he did it, I was laughing. Bro, this is 15, 20 times. He's cheating. - Oh, he's cheating, bro. - Yo, remember me? - The same bar. Oh snap, he's in, bro.

- What do you want bro? - I would change it for the world though. - What would you say his annoying trait is then? - He's lazy. - Oh, is he? - Yeah, like disgusting lazy. - In what sense? - Like he'll be in the crib and he's sending one of the mandem or me to go get him a drink downstairs.

- Send it, that was the worst ending. - The worst ending is man. - He would send man because don't get me wrong, obviously he's asking nicely. He's not going, yo, go get me a drink. But us as his friends, 'cause we love him so much, we just accept how lazy he is and just like. - Yeah, I have to understand, obviously I grew up in a house with darkest, that was my little cousin, right? All I used to do was give him an extra pound and say, yo, grab me this.

- So I just got used to it. But then obviously now it's completely changed now. I want something I have to go get up myself, man. - To be fair, that's probably similar traits between us two. - Is it? - I'm the more annoying one for sure. And he's fucking lazy. - If he's ever tired or hungry, you're not getting anything done, bro. We could be bro. There's times we've been like bro, half an hour late for a shoot.

and we're in the car like bombing it. And he's like, bro, we're stopping to get sandwich. I'm like, big man, we're not stopping for nothing, bro. Like we're late. And he's like, I promise you now I'm charging a whole shoot if I don't get sandwiched right now. - Your energy. Know your worth though. - I won't be able to give them my full bed. - Yeah.

- Do you want food had or not? - You know, that's when me and Chunks changed the game. 'Cause like early in, obviously we're new to like all the brand new world, innit? And I remember they would try to give man a sandwich and I'm like, "Rah, I've been doing yeah man for three hours. "You wanna give man a sandwich for lunch?" - Yeah man for three hours. - He got angry. Remember that time they bought pizza? - Remember that time when they bought pizza? - Lost my mind. I said cheese and bread for a lunch.

- I still remember that, I was in tears. - Give me a rest and the chicks, you know what I mean? I need something proper. But that's just because generally I don't like pizza. And pizza for someone else is actually, it's a complete treat. - I got gas, that's why I don't know. - It's a normal lunch, but I just don't like pizza. - What the fuck is this bread? - I refuse to have a bit of bread for my lunch knowing that I've,

giving you like the best version of me on camera. Like I deserve to have a good lunch. - Facts bro. - For sure. - 100%. - Facts, facts. - Oh, that's funny though man. Jesus. - One thing I wanted to ask you, obviously you guys are both creatives in this space and you both have delved, obviously not you anymore, but you've both delved into music world. - No, I missed doing music with him though. - Was there, would you say is there or was there a difference in these industries, the music world and the creative industry? - I've got something to say about that. Yeah, with the entertainment industry, obviously,

thank God we kind of got to the top of the game. I felt like in the UK, when you're thinking about entertainment and YouTubers and influencers, you're thinking about Chunks and Philly, but with the music scene, we're not- - Come on, say that louder. - Yeah, say that louder, mate. - 100%, it's like 20, 18, 19, 20, we were doing our thing. You know what I mean? But then what happened when we transitioned into the music scene, it's like there was no ratings for the Manda. So we thought, rah. - No, but no, okay, wait, wait. There was, but not from people within the music.

Do you get what I'm saying? - Of course. - We charted 19 with, and 26 with both of our songs, like independent, that's mad, do you get what I'm saying? But the scene wasn't rated. - Yeah, so obviously, 'cause obviously like, I just thought it was easy, so I'm gonna just shout out, "Rapper Yo, jump in the club." Yeah, bro, just come up with the best use, and I look at him thinking, "Wow, what, they don't rate our team?" - You're saying, "Bro, they're DMing me to post your new look." - Yeah, to upload your new team, and it's like, it kinda got weird, do you know what I mean? So it was like, but obviously what I've realized over time is like, I can't expect anything from anybody, and genuinely like,

it's that sense of maybe that small sense of naivety and entitlement that I had as a younger where I thought someone would do something for me because why not? You know what I mean? But like, I've realised now that life, it doesn't work like that. But it just, that was the big shock. I think maybe jumping into the scene, realising that, whoa, like nobody's actually going to

So that was a big surprise, but obviously I don't hold it against anybody. You know what I mean? 'Cause obviously as we got bigger and bigger and bigger, that's when the rappers that we were messaging started messaging back saying, "Yo, did you wanna?" - Yeah, and to also add to what you said about like it being hard, it was the transition is hard 'cause you have to earn your stripes. Like my thing was, I need you to rate me as to why you're doing the rhythm. So like, and the first time I got ratings and the first rapper that gave me that was Chip.

Do you get what I'm saying? Like when I went to the booth with Chip, like I take long to write. I'm talking weeks, two weeks. Like the dyslexia is real. It's not a joke what you see in them videos, you know? Like I take long. And it was so easy of him 'cause he's smart. So if I have an idea or I've got a bar, he'll be like, "Ah, da-da-da." And do you know what I'm saying? It was sick doing music with Chunks.

But yeah, when I got on a booth with Chip, I was like, yo, like hook, I'm gonna scan on. He was like, nah, big man, I heard you on the melodies, man. You got that, you get me? Like, he really like gave me a mad confidence boost. And that's when I realized, right, I've been accepted. If one of the best pens in the UK has accepted me, then I'm in, like, I'm good. Do you know what I'm saying? You're sorted, man. Yeah. That's sick, man. I can imagine as well, like, with what you're saying in terms of,

the difference in people in the industry, like not showing love and not rating and stuff like that. I think especially because the way from our experience as well, like the way,

and like content creating works is this that like numbers is everything. There's no excuses because it's all public opinion. Like you're not like just getting boosted. Obviously there's certain examples where someone makes friends with a famous group and then they get boosted themselves. But for the most part, everyone started from zero and then grinded up. Whereas like, again, like music's not like that. It's a very like artistic thing and like,

um if you could have a tune that slaps but like it can get buried no one's finding it and stuff like that so i can imagine they're very precious about their industry whereas like again their content creation if your thing says a million subs there's a million subs there's nothing you can tell me so like no one i don't need you you don't need me no one needs anyone so it's just about vibes and enjoyment yeah and then everyone just collabing all the sake for the sake and for the fun of it um and there's no there's no one real to hide like there's no one

in the YouTube space that's like, "They're just not showing me love. I'm the sickest YouTuber going and they don't want to show me love." 'Cause it's like, well, show me the subs. - Show me the numbers. - Yeah, if you're sick then the subs will do it. But apparently, yeah, obviously for music reasons, that's not the same. You can be the sickest pen in the world and no one even knows who you are. - That's mad, innit? Like I've always said that, you know?

Like every song, I was deep in it the other day. I typed in my name in the official charts. Every song I've released on the face of this earth has charted. Do you know how mad that is? That's disgusting. That's incredible. But there's men that are 10 times better than me musically but won't achieve what I have.

That's mad, isn't it? It's a bit unfair as well. Yeah, man, it's so unfair. Even half of my friends are better than me and I'm just like, steep. Yeah, but you also pave your way in a different way to then step into another lane. That's how people do their thing sometimes. A lot of, for example, The Rock, wrestler, all his life, acting, now pretty much all his life. You don't even go on like that, if we're honest. If we're comparing him to, I'm talking to,

Robert De Niro's and Leonardo DiCaprio's you know what I'm trying to say on their levels but still getting paid the same and they have to respect it you have to rate it bro because I'm not having man sit on my face for 10 years in a ring so that I can do something else so what he's done the things he sacrificed the things he put his body through

for all those years, he should be able to just step into acting and be like, give me the biggest bag you have. - He put in a graft, didn't he? - He did. Same way you guys put in a graft. And then music is like a lighter step to take. It's not a harder grind. Even though it's still a hard grind, it's just not that hard, you know? 'Cause you've already got the space, you've got the acquisition and everything. - I know, we would have been gone if we carried on. - Talk your talk, man. - You wanna know a good little fact, yeah?

The first date, so like, how it works, you do pre-sales, innit, before like songs come out. We had a song called Hold Ya. And then that day that we done the pre-sales for Holds, like everyone does their pre-sales. You know, we had more sales than Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber and Little Mix. Bloodshot. I still remember when we got the message in the group chat, Philly, we lost his mind. Miley Cyrus and Bieber and Little Mix at the time. That's nuts. Do you know how mad that is?

- Say less. - Yeah. - You can't rock with us, man. - Flutters. - We're just in general, our support is that. - Yeah, even now still though, like even now still, man, get mad love, bro. And so do you, like, we're so blessed. - Blessed, bro. - Good to hear, man. - Sick, man. So the only other question I wanted to ask was back to like content. Obviously you guys do so much like branded work and stuff like that now. And obviously on top of that,

you've been in the game for a minute. Like what we've always said to ourselves, that we just, we want to put ourselves in a position where we can just do this until we wake up one day and be like, I actually can't bother. I don't want to do it anymore. And then we're in a position where it's like, I don't ever have to do it again. I don't ever want to be in a position where I'm doing this when I don't want to. So for like you two individually, what is it that like, especially for your own channels, what is it that motivates you to ever do a video on your own channel? - On my own channel, I think it would be,

the fact that I've got, I actually took it in recently. Obviously, I've only started uploading consistently again for the last three months, two and a half months. But it was like sitting home and thinking, all right, I'm about to hit three million subscribers and I haven't uploaded consistently in maybe three years. And like when I stopped uploading consistently, I had 600K subscribers. So I was like, I've gained 2.4 from all the brand stuff I've done and all this beta stuff I've done. And I was like,

I kind of felt bad that I've got all these fans and subscribers waiting for an upload and I kind of had that passion again for content creation after filming with Beta Squad again so that was the reason I thought you know there's people there that want to watch the videos and obviously since I've started uploading again the views have been decent and stuff so that was my drive and obviously I started off by being a YouTuber in 2015 and

like I always thought to myself how would I look at my 18 year old self and how would my 19 year old self look at me now thinking you got what you wanted and you just stopped like what the hell like I've always wanted to hit one million subscribers so once I hit I think maybe that kind of just made me tail off and that's where I get the lazy allegations and stuff you know because before that one million subscribers I think I was grinding the hardest working person out of all my friends guaranteed they'll vouch for me as well but

after maybe when I hit targets I'm just kind of like well I've done it now you know and I think that's why we're trying to just create like a whole crazy dynasty with the beta squad stuff so I think I was maybe too focused on that but now I've kind of pulled back in and I'm back on my channel back uploading again man I'm enjoying it same for me you know um

I just deeped, I'm doing so much on other people's channels. Like I can say with chest, I am the reason Foot Asylum got all them subscribers. They called me first. I was the first ever one to do videos. Then I called Chunks. Then they called Harry. Do you get what I'm saying? Then they called everyone else. So when I deep it, obviously not just me. Take that with a pinch of salt, everyone watching and listening. But obviously everyone involved, everyone that's taken part in the videos, I've got them that two point whatever. But when I deep it,

I'm like the blueprint. Do you get what I'm saying? And then I deep, I'm like, how is it that they've had their channel less time than me and they've got more subscribers than me? And that was it, bro. I was like, all right, cool, it's time. Like it's clear to, obviously again, I'm not saying I got all of them subscribers, but I definitely have a massive hope in that.

And then that's when I realized, yeah, man, it's time to start uploading consistently again. Like now the problem I do have is I don't know what video to release this week. I've got like five in the bank ready. Do you get what I'm saying? So, yeah. And then similar to Chunks in that same aspect, like there's so many content creators that would love to be in my position. And if I can say taking a piss to a certain extent, because I'm not working as hard as I know I can.

So yeah, that's why I'm active on absolutely everything right now. Stream every day, TikTok, Snap. I've noticed. I see you guys posting a lot as well. I've hit every angle. Like there's nothing, even Facebook I'm uploading every day. I'm not lacking on no department right now. Speaking on Snap, I remember there was a time you used to post...

- This was, I'm talking years ago. - The park ones. - Running in a park and then used to live with a guy that used to break her child's crepes. - What a guy, innit? - Those two used to sweep the life out of you. - I remember, that was my first ever introduction to you actually. - The park one. - One of my girlfriend at the time sent me this thing. - See, that's when I learned about brands. Imagine you had a brand deal with NHS here.

And if you didn't know, get to know, brands go through everything you do. They look at all your videos, they put your engagement, what your audience is like. So anyway, I shot this video now for NHS, all good and gravy. I'm like, poof, whoosh, getting paid. That was my first lap brand deal.

And then they've come back saying, yeah, we're not gonna release the content. Don't worry, you'll still get paid for your time. But we've seen like the content that you do and it doesn't match with, and it makes sense. It's the NHS. A man's talking about, yeah, man, clotted it out and the carrots were dead. Like, you get what I'm saying? So I understood, but that's when I understood like,

"Wow, I need to form a brand. This is deep and I'm pleasing the hood." Like I need to build something, like a slogan. Let me get a nice logo. Like, let me watch the things that I do say. I don't want to offend no one. Do you get what I'm saying? So yeah, I'm kind of glad I did those videos. One, because it made me

known and relevant. And at the same time, I'm glad that I made those videos in that way because it taught me what it is to be a brand. You know what I mean? - Makes perfect sense. Yeah, I hear you. Question for the both of you outside of like the creative world. Obviously you're both into your football. I know you go to Arsenal games quite a bit. And what was it like to playing the first like soccer A charity match?

In front of like thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands. No, so wait, mine wasn't in front of, I've done mine during COVID. Our first one was in COVID. So this stadium was empty. I took it out, but he's done two or three since then. Three since then. And all of them have been in Pat Stadium. But not in general, just forget about the Pat Stadiums.

Me and training. For Philly, obviously we told the story before. Philly originally got called for Soccer Aid first by himself. They didn't have no mention of my name in there. It was literally, oh, Phils, we want you to come because I think the person that invited him, his son or his daughter or her daughter or her son was a big fan of Philly. And Philly told me about the opportunity and I was like, bro, I haven't watched Soccer Aid for years. I've been watching this. Everyone knows what it is. And obviously Philly, like I've been saying, the kind of person he is, he was like, if you want to play, I'll get you involved. I was like,

are you going to get me involved in an ITV thing? And he just basically emailed them saying, I want Trunks to play and me and him will share minutes. And he didn't have to do that. And that cuts down my time. Yeah, it cuts down his time as well. But then luckily, obviously the woman was like, oh yeah, now my son or daughter knows who he is too. Like, yeah, might as well get him along. You know what I mean? So thankfully they accepted me to come down as well. And when me and Freddie came down, I still remember we were in the hotel and we would just kind of look at each other like,

"All right, so we're gonna go out here and no one's gonna know us." I said, 'cause obviously you got like footballers and you got comedians. We just like knew, no one's gonna know us. Just me and you just stick to ourselves and we're good. We should be all right. You know what I mean? We're gas bro. You know what I mean? This is nuts. And obviously, like you said, I'm a big football fan. So there's footballers that I grew up watching. So obviously now,

we've looked at the time and they said, all right, cool. So we have to be to that place at, let's say 3pm. We're like, all right, cool. Let's not get that free. We're going to look excited. And plus no one will be that free. So we're like, cool, we'll just chill. I think maybe 10 past three, we're like, cool, let's get there. We're walking towards the little pitch now. Everyone's there. And they're like, Chuggs and Finlay, come on, we're waiting for you. And I was like,

- Oh shit. - Talking Robbie Keane there. - Yeah, we were like, oh no, we can't be the latest ones. So we're coming in and they just started to take the piss out of us saying, you have to run the whole place. And we're just laughing. But as we're going, we're just trying to introduce ourselves. And we're just like, oh, hi, our name's Chunks. And I feel like, this is what we do. Before they even introduced us, they're like, what, we know you. Like our kids love your videos and stuff. Furthermore, can we get pictures?

John Terry's, the Paddy McGinnis, John Bishop's. And these are people that just grew up watching. And then the biggest one, obviously we get to the middle now, Sam Allardyce and Wayne Rooney's there, right? And obviously I'm thinking in my head, Wayne Rooney, even like the headaches he caused my team, Arsenal. So I just don't like this, but I'm even staring at him. But then obviously, you know, he just goes to Philly often and goes, oh yeah, you've got that show on BBC, Hot Property. I'm a big fan. Me and my missus watches it, blah, blah, blah. And as he's saying it, bear in mind, it's not my show, bro. It's Philly's thing, but I'm like...

I can't control it. And obviously me and Fili just trying to cut like, pretend like it's nothing. - You know that when you're with your bredren and you do these ones. - Yeah, right. - That's us all the time. - We do that all the time. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. So as Waz is talking, I say, "Waz, am I bredren?" So obviously as Wayne's talking now, you just talk, and me and Fili are just like, "Yeah." And obviously now as he's turned around and cut through, we've just gone,

And then he's like, bro, did you hear him? I said, what do you mean? I was next to you. But we just couldn't believe it, bro. And obviously furthermore, just playing, playing, playing. And all of a sudden, like Philly scoring a goal. Like generally, like we were in a simulation that week. Like to the point, like we just kept having crazy experiences. And to share that moment with my brother, um,

Probably one of the best moments of my whole life, if I'm honest, man, till today. I've done three more after that, but nothing hit like the first one, if I'm honest, man. Genuinely, best experience ever, man. Genuinely. - Sick. - All right. - Fucking hell, that's so sick. All right, we're gonna jump to a game, yeah? - We are. - All right, cool. So we got the most anticipated segment of the show to come. - Let's go. - What the fans have all been waiting for. It's the best friends quiz.

- I'm not even worried. I'm gonna do well, he's gonna do sorry. - I think I'll do all right. - I'm sure we got this. - I think we'll pattern it. - Yeah. - They don't know the questions, yeah? - No, no, no. - Nobody knows the questions. - No bias is mine. - So you got your white balls next to you, your pens, your wipes, everything. - Demand them a wrong point. - Listen bro, you know me, man. - Yeah, come on, man.

- So yeah, how it's gonna work is Rem will ask either Philly a question, you both have to write the same answer down, obviously show your white balls at the end. After that, same vice versa. He will ask me a question, we have to get the same answers, blah, blah, blah. Highest winner, highest points, wins. - Highest points is the best duo, innit? - Highest points, best duo. - This is for the crown. - Can't lose this, nah. - If we did this in 2020, we would've won. 'Cause we would've turned it every day. Now he's too rich now. Chill. - Chill out.

- All right, talk to us. - Who's going first? - So we've got left to the dealer. So I'll ask Philly first, then Chunks, and then I'll switch Fuhad to James, James to Fuhad. - All right, I bet. Cool, come. - Six questions each. - Cool. - All right. So question number one, Philly, when is Chunks birthday? - My brother, my brother, Wallahi, bro. You know how long we've done this fucking question. Can I swear by the way? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Flipping hell, bro, man. Don't piss me off, please. - Ready?

- Yeah. - In three, two, one. - 21st Feb, 21st Feb. - Come on, come on, come on. - Man, don't give me a joke, man. That's right. - All right, one zip. Say less. - Philly's got a point. All right, cool. Chunks, what is Philly's biggest fear? - Bro, my brother. Cool, man. Must have another duo I don't know about. I'll kick his question after this, man. It's all good. - Oh, it's Shizer. Biggest fear, what's he scared of?

He doesn't like hot chili stuff. All right. I don't know. Don't look at me. He wrote his thing quick, so he knows it. He knows it. He knows it's fear. Fear, fear. Nah, I feel like he's trying to cheat, bro. What? He heard a clue, and then he's going to try to rewrite it. Nah, you can't do that. You can't cheat. No, no, no, no, no. It's all right. It's all right. Better. Bro, I said I want to write it better. No, no, no. Hand on heart. Hand on heart. Hand on heart. All right. Say it last. Hand on heart. Fear. Fear. You're not scared of hot food. You just don't like it. All right. I'm going to just guess. Fuck. I'm not good at this.

- Just calm G. - Just get something bro. - It's your daddy, your daddy. Just own it bro, it's calm. - I'm not a good friend. - That's better, innit? That's cold, innit? I made it, bro, I made it, bro. - Say that. - Rather than just putting words, it's boring, innit? - Just jokes. - Yeah? - All right, ready? Three, two, one. - Heights. - Yeah!

- Oh my, this is my biggest fit. - Is it? - Yeah bro. - Say less. - Two for two. - Pressure, pressure, pressure. - When is James's birthday? - Oh God, let's go.

- I literally just escaped my head for a second. - No, but don't please board. - Oh yeah, I just fagged it, yeah. - Oh my. - What, date of birth, yeah? - Date of birth. - Everything, Vlad. - Wait, what? - Wait, why are you thinking? - You see? - Date of birth. - Yeah, I just panicked for a second. - You know what year I was born, bro. - I know the year. I was panicking all day. - Yeah, you're trying to give him clues, and I was like, yeah. - Yeah, see? That's like, think about it properly. - Yeah, yeah.

- I know it, but I'm panicking. - You've written it, yeah? - Yeah, I've written it. - Oh God. - Joke, man. - Three, two, one. - I wouldn't have forgiven you for that. I know you wouldn't have. - All right, everyone's good. All right, James, next.

- Fuhad's on death row for an absolute mad ting. - Yeah, long deathy. Last meal, love. You don't know it. - What's his final meal? - Yeah, you don't know it though, man. - What's his final meal? - You don't know what he's acting in. - You might keep on pushing. - What, a young little 2-1 for us? - This is the duo here, man. - Yeah. - James and Fufu keep on push, push. - Yeah. - Don't try to show him, though. I can see your anger in it. - Oh, last meal, bro. - No, no, no, no, no. - And see me, I purposely ranked my lap this year. - Yeah, 'cause you're number one. - Oh, brother, I'm not even gonna lie. I don't even know. Should I know?

- Oh my God, is that what we're doing on the show? - How is that bad? - That's like, look, I'm asking for a clue. Don't say yes or no to that. - I didn't look at him, I didn't look at him. - Just 'cause you don't know your bredgin, James. - If you ain't benching 100 in KG, your chances are liar 'cause you see your chest. - 400's light to them. - I was gonna say, what, 130? - No, never.

- Like, "Aye, close the door." - Like he's remembering it. - Probably trying to be humble. - All right, last meal. - Just think about it, bro. - No, all of that, no, okay, forget, say no more. We're cheating. It's a cheating table, love. Just think about it, bro. - Yeah, yeah. Remember what we had before? Fucked. - My mind's gone blank. I'm just gonna write. - Yeah, you're just gonna write the right answer. They were cheaters. - All right, sorry, Jay. - Three, two, one.

- I didn't know what to write it with bro. - I want a munch. Oxtail is a leet, you know. - Roast.

- I told you, I knew it was a roast, I just brought it. - Mads called Fuhad and you think his last meal was a roast? - Bro, I swear to you, I was gonna write "donuts" but I didn't know what else with. - That's fine, bro. - That's not fine. It's not fine, it's not fine, it's not fine. - Run it back, it's not fine, it's not fine. - It's fine, bro, it means you're a pussy. - We'll run it back, we'll run it back. - We'll run it back, all right, say less, say less, say less. - You know I'm about to brrk you, man. - Yeah, love, man. - Rem, next one, man, quick. - Let's go. - All right, let's go. So, next question is,

For Philly, what is Chunk's favourite music artist right now? Who is Chunk's favourite music artist right now? That's a difficult question. No, I like drawing. I like drawing. If you know me. Yeah, that's what's going on, yeah? Ready? If you know me. Ready? Three, two, one.

- What's that? - Tank. - Tank is not my favorite right now. - You love Tank though. - No, that's my favorite of all time. - Fair play to his girl. - All right, that's a fair shout out. - I'll say he's got a voice on him. - So you know, yeah? - Yeah, TGT days and all them things there. - Please don't go on that one. - My brother, you know stuff. - Human. - But Tank's my favorite of all time. He said, "Right now." You just dropped an album, man. - I know, I know, I know. - That's a fair one though. Favorite of all time, favorite of the night. You did your best, man. That's not bad.

Chunks Come on In your opinion Whose goal was better Yours Or Philly's At a side man match Philly's at side man Yours at soccer aid Nah I've never scored at soccer Which I did bro Mine at Mine at Mine at Philly's I scored the side man game His one at the side man game Yeah sorry Side man game Both of them Yeah Whose goal was better In your opinion If my brothers got common In that sense

I'm ready to show it. That was a goal to be fair. I'm ready to show it. I remember that one. I remember that one as well. Was that on Sky Sports? It was on their TikTok. Yeah. This one was dirty as well. I remember. Come on. Yeah. Sky Sports looked after the man then. I remember this. I'll get one and watch this. Three, two, one.

- Man, there's a respect for my brother. - Come on. - The goal was way better. His one had Vim on it. - I'm hearing I got the best goal in the Sidemen charity history. - Yeah, it's completely confirmed by the Sidemen themselves. - We can't even cap about that one. That one was a joke.

But yours was amazing as well though Yeah my one was top three All we needed to put the icing on the cake Was for Harry to score Because all of our brothers scored that day I scored, Nico scored, Chunk scored But no Harry Say less So what was it 3-1 now? 3-1 Yeah 3-1 3-1 yeah yeah You should have just used your brain And said yeah let's cheat a bit It's great right now But I know my brother's gonna say tank Let me put tank You know what I mean Fair Alright Rem I'm nervous For your head Yeah What's James' favourite meal to cook?

That's not even a fair question. We stay cooking, bro. We stay cooking. Favorite meal to cook. I don't even know what I would write myself. See, like all of that. I wouldn't even know what I would write myself. That's all like, brother, don't worry. Remember, yeah. Just remember what we did like last time. Yeah. Remember our Saturday with the boys. I've got the lasagna now. Yeah, you see? All thinking in that. Look at this, man. It's ridiculous. This is a paid advertisement for BetterHelp. Bro. Talk to me. Real quick. Ask me what my self-care non-negotiables are. What? Grounding. Grounding.

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Betterhelp.com slash gigs pod today to get 10% off your first month. That's betterhelp, H-E-L-P dot com slash gigs pod. See, and Steve, pardon me in trying to think. That's my broski. That's actual brother. That's dual. You might not in this for bread. That's what I've realised. That's like, yeah, like, I want to start the pod. Red, what the fuck are these questions, bro? Whose goal was that? Is it your best friend or not, fam? What's my friend? I don't know.

- I don't know what my favorite things to cook is. So how is he supposed to fucking know? Just say something random in here. - No, you must know, trust me, you must know. - You know. - I know what my favorite things to cook is right now. - All right, do that. See what I'm saying. - Right now. - I don't know where he cooks like your ass. - Yeah, you were there though. Is it braised? - See? - Oh my. - You know what, go on then James, you might as well tell him. - Yeah, you might as well lips. - I didn't even say anything. - You're gonna do this then. - See how they give each other a bit. - I didn't even say anything, I just smiled.

- See, it's a vanity bread gin, crazy. - Are we talking diet, no diet? - No. - It's just general. - No diet, no diet. - Who likes to cook diet food? - No diet. - Man, this is, Rem, you've marked me on this one. - Wait for the questions, man. - You're up, bro. - Everyone's getting the difficulty- - Bro, you're doing a great job, brother. - No, you are. - The difficulty switch is up for everyone. - Up to our own stew. - Come on, bro. - That's crazy. - I got you, man. - Asking man about my favourite tunes right now. What's that about, man? How does he know? Does he live with me?

It's calm to you. I doubt you're going to get it. But that also lets me know he's a deeper cook. Yeah. Because go and watch. Watch this. I've,

- For Bantz, yeah? Let's just both write my favorite thing to cook. - No, don't make them man get it. - No, for Bantz, watch this. - If you man get it though. - No, it just goes to show that he's a deeper chef. 'Cause I only cook a certain amount of meals. Ready? Three, two, one. - Sea bass. - Do you see what I'm saying? Do you see what I'm saying? That means you're a mad chef. I respect it. - All right, you ready? - I wrote two, so. - All right, bet. Three, two, one. - What did you put? - I put steak and- - Shepherd's pie. - Shepherd's pie. - Braised ox cheek.

- Bro, come on man, I'm doing- - I want you to breathe oxygen! - Chill out. - I'm not staying on that sauce. - I'm letting the shorties know I'm different. - It's just a little son I've whipped up, man. - Breathe oxygen!

- First of all, first of all, could have just said ox cheek. - It has to be braised, what a young red wine. - Yeah, I need that. - A man can't smoke hook in his own house. - Oh my days. - Rosemary and garlic.

- Of course bro, you have to baste it in there. You have to reduce the wine. - I'm livid dude. - High heat. - You talented man, cooking's a serious skill. - It's my favorite thing bro, it relaxes me. I've always enjoyed it. - Dope. - Damn. - Dope, that's sick. - Livid. - I find cleaning therapeutic. Is that one of the things for cooking? - Yeah, better therapeutic man. - Sick. - Go on then, see I already want to get more than one. - Next bro. - Come on, come on. - James. - Yeah. - Does who had believed in ghosts?

- We got that kind of question in the email that I talk about, Marty. - Three, two, one. - What? - No you don't. - Oh! - Since when, bro? - Them and I don't even know each other. They don't know each other. - Rem, what would you have written? - I actually would have said yes, bro. - You're a fucking liar now. - I would have said yeah, I would have said yeah.

- I would've said yes. - Nah, you're all liars, man. - I would've said yes. - All you know that lies and hoes is so serious. - We had an ep the other day and Fu had said that it was some kind of like extraterrestrial activity and he was like, "Mm, actually a bit on the edge of yes, fam. I swear to God." - Extraterrestrial and ghosts are two completely different drawings, bro. - Okay, fine. That's aliens. Yes, but like there was something that happened as an episode and- - Side all you want. That's not my fault. - I'm not blaming you, bro. - Yeah, right, yeah, yeah. - We're charging this round. You ask me what's his favorite meal to cook. Next, man. I'm fucking livid, bro.

- What's the score, four one? - No, no, three one. - Three one still. - Three one, three one. - Let me just get a young little five one. - All right, come, come, come, come. - I know my dog knows me. - Finny. - This is the dumbest game, bro. - What's Chunks' favorite chocolate bar? - If you know, you know. Streams knows what me, this guy,

That's the thing about you lot still, you know? Like you lot, I think it's just 'cause it's brand new. - Hands in the middle. - So when you've been bredgings for longer than 11 years, you're like, I'll show you man now. - Three, two, one. Thank you very much guys. And that's the love and appreciation. - So boys just keep on pushing. - And the fact that we haven't even looked. - As well is actually spending real time away from work. - Let me tell you about these lots. They come work and then they'd never see each other until the next work. - And that's where you are. - Wrong.

- But keep on pushing. - What are these questions bro? - Relax man, wait. - I got an easy one. What does he like to cook? You man should be chatting so much that you should know what you like to cook. - Yeah, you see? - Bro, yeah, I'm just cooking. - The thing is he got it right though. - Do you know what FaceTime when you're at home and that? - Do we FaceTime at home? - Yeah. - I don't FaceTime period. - See, we're on all that. - Showing man why I'm chefing out. Bro, look at this. - Sometimes he's there and we're not even chatting. He's just there. - Bro, breakfast.

It's cool. Ask the question so we can bring it back. Brethren counselling. Yeah, coming soon. Brethren counselling. On my channel, man. On my channel? That would be a good video. Why don't you like each other? I'm livid. Coming soon, man. I'm not trying to laugh right now. Next question. Chunks, what is Philly's dream car? I don't know that one, to be fair. Because the thing is, I'm not even just saying the sake of it. He's had a lot of cars that are dreamy. But I'm going to guess this one.

- I remember thinking he wanted it. - For the record, we would both get that for each other. - Yeah. - Huh? - Would you? - I know who's drink car he's on. - All right, so write it then whilst they're writing this. - Yeah, to show. - To show. - Let me show yours. - Go on. - Go on. - Coach, yours. Your drink car right now. - My drink car. - You got your drink car. - Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, say less. - Why are you trying to pre-em as well? Just wait. - I pre-em. - You wrote it already. - Yeah. - Three, two, one.

- Just G-Wag. - G-Wag as well. - Yeah, cool. What about James? - Right, James's. - He ain't gonna know the specific, but he'll know, yeah. - The make, he'll know the make? - Yeah. - Okay, that counts. See, I'm tossing, I'm living, 'cause you always talk about props. - Go with your gut. - Look how I'm confident we are. - Yeah, go with your gut, go with your gut, bro. - Yeah, you better show your little things first. - Go with your gut. - Yeah, cool. - Okay, three, two, one. - GG's.

- Even the actual. - Yeah, they got the. - Even the actual. - They got the SUV. - Dave, I'm waiting for you to text me though so you can give me your link so I get a cheaper quote. - Aston Martin DVR. - All right, say that. - DVR. - I know though that you want the Aston as well. What one in particular? - Bro, the new John, the 12, they ain't dropped it yet. - No? - Nah. - I need to have a look then, man. I only like SUVs though. - 5.1 by the way. You lot just take it away from the point that it's 5.1.

- Hey, this is lag. - Where you looking for? - My pen. - Oh, here, here, here. Sorry, I just got one of my moves there. - All right, let's go, man. Next one. - Five one, it's no point, but it's cool. You keep doing your thing, pushing. - All right, we got it, we got it, we got it. - What's James' favorite anime right now? - Oh yeah, man, I want to watch that. - You're kidding me, bro. - I think you can pattern this one. - You can get this. - If you don't have this one, bro. - Right now. - Right now. - I think you should know. - Yeah, yeah. - Three, right now. - See, I didn't know. - Three, two, one. - Yeah, okay, okay. - Go on, Nafwes.

- It had to be. - It had to be. - It had to be that or. - What's the score now then? - Five, two. - I wanted to give him a bonus. - Five, two. - No way. - Five, two. - Change his question. - He knows it's a dickhead question as well. - That's why he's trying to help you. - Stop. - But if we're being honest, bro, Dream Car and Favourite Chocolate is a bit nuts. - Yeah. - 'Cause there's options. - The options are there, innit? - Dream Car's not that nuts. - No, because man don't have them convos. - We do. - No, we don't really.

- I wouldn't, I wouldn't. - You couldn't pay me to get your favorite chocolate. - Oh fair, fair. - I wouldn't know you. - There's no way I'm guessing your favorite chocolate. - Fair. - All right. - Yeah, there you go. - James. - I know you're a little Mars bite. You look kinda Mars bounty-ish. - Bounty? - Nah, nah. - That's disrespectful bro. - Bounty, no. - If they said what's my worst chocolate? - Yeah, bounty. - Don't do that. - I hate coconut.

- I wanna know what the people think. If you're watching this on YouTube, comment down below, is Bounty lit, yes or no? 'Cause I think it's lit. - Bounty needs to get discontinued, man. - Nah, I'm not gonna ask you. - You look like a trick shoot. I know you. - Huh? - A little trick shoot. - I know you. - Nah, bro. - 'Cause you look that way. - I'm on a Snickers thing. - Facts. - Oh, is it? - Yeah, yeah. - That's crazy. - Shut up. - The man like nuts in his man. Crazy. - Ask the question, man. - Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. Okay, cool, cool. Who had celebrity crush right now?

Easy I know who it is Wait what? Celebrity crush You're a celebrity crush right now

Spelling doesn't count. - Spelling doesn't count to show it's a difficult name. - Yeah, we'll get a clue out in a sec. Oh, that was the clue, deep tip. - Who is my celebrity crush right now? - Oh, you know who it is, bro. - Just bad talking. - He's been a king of little indirects. - Nuts, bro. - If you man don't have secret language, that's your problem. - Yeah, come on, come on, that's deeper. You lot ain't even clocked. When you watch the edit, we've been doing that. - All right, sell it, sell it, sell it. - That's actually my secret language, ain't it secret? - All right. - Yeah, arting secret, you're not even deep in what you're doing. - All right, I'm selling. - I'm gonna need you to sign up.

- Fraser gonna need his partner. - I haven't spoken about my celebrity crush. - You have G. - You have that every Thursday. - I already know you're gonna write some bullshit and it's wrong. - I'm just writing. - I'm livid. - Cameron Diaz, you're crazy man. - Don't do that. - Three, two, one.

- Yeah. - What did you write? - You man, just now. - George Smith. - You man's things for you gays. - Yeah, I can't lie to you, your thing's fake. - Celebrity crush right now is George. - Five, two, man. - Bro, it's Ana de Llamas, bro. What are you talking about? You've said it a hundred times. - Who is that? - She's like the- - Oh yeah? Has she been in anything that might not? - She's like a Spanish thing. She was in James Bond. - James Bond. - She was in like, bring her up real quick. Cute tip. - Yeah, I'd love to see her. Oh, she's beautiful.

She's been acquired a few times. - Wow, she's beautiful still. - You've brought her up like nine times. - That's Latina, 100. - I said that last year, bro. Last year, no you didn't. - She was good stuff. - Cuban. - Beautiful. Nevermind. - I'm livid. - Five-two, yeah? - What's Jimmy's question? - I know what, two more questions left as well? - Nah, nah, nah, there's questions. - Nah, this game's a league. - Six in total, yeah. So we got Philly, who is Chunk's celebrity crush.

It's a bit nuts to be fair. I haven't got one. But just pick someone, obviously. Like if you had to pick someone that's stinging their arse. Okay. The classic one. Yeah. This is why this is my brother for life. Three, two, one. Zayn.

- Aw. - Aw. - It's cute. It's cute. - My side, this is why. - Never felt. - Never felt. - Tell him he's Rusty's man. - No, no, no. I'll tell you when I felt it. Work, work, work, work, work, work. Send me that music video.

But apart from that one, yeah. I can't lie. It's a Lauren London thing, man. That's a classic. Back in the day, Lauren London was. What? Even that film with Jonah Hill recently. Oh, yeah. She was mental. I forgot about that. Take her in. All right. Chunks. So is it 5-2 still, yeah? It's 5-2 still. Question for Chunks.

What is Philly's biggest ick? - This is difficult now, man. - Ah, see, I told you, the difficulty changes you, man. Bare yap, yap, yap. - Just talking low. - I don't even know what my biggest is, though. Let me give it some reason. Like, what's it ick? 'Cause I think mine's too deep, what I'm writing. - It's just something that really- - It's like a petty one, innit? - Yeah, something that- - Doesn't have to be petty. - Something that you don't like from people. - Yeah, we'll just, yeah, we'll put you off. - Something that turns you off, bro. Just a no-go for you. - Oh, this is perfect, then. If you really know me, what don't I go for in Gal?

Like I can't date a girl If she don't have this I believe in God man Oh Jaren I'm right I'm grateful people Oh Jaren It's not a gal It's people in general No Oh is it ick And people in general It's just ick Your biggest ick Oh I've heard the question wrong Nah I was I thought ick has to be It's a gal thing innit Yeah I thought ick has to be gal thing Why am I watching mandems Yeah How are you gonna ick From a grown man I hate that he's lazy But I don't care That's you innit

- I thought it was a gal ting. - Fuck man. - Oh well, you heard the question wrong. - See, so. - Five, two. - Wrong, and to be fair, wrong is wrong as well. - Wrong is wrong as well. - So we blame the quiz master, 'cause the quiz master didn't give us the question. - Yeah, specify, it's cool. - Wrong is wrong is wrong anyway. Rem, who had? - Did you try a shit man's ting? - Rah, what did you do? What did you say? What did you just say? - Try a shit man's ting. - Nah, that's great.

- You was talking about bats and how it feels. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - So you leave me alone. - Yeah, yeah. - Try that with me. - Oh, Rem. - All right. - I said, "Oh, Rem." That's crazy in itself. - No, man! - You're moaning out an ex-man's name. Mentor. You're grown, you know?

- Oh man, you've lips in them. - Oh my day. - I'm getting angry. - He's trying to distract you. - He's trying to get tactics. - That's brilliant that one. - Yeah, better for that one. - What are James's siblings names? - And that's the thing that you know. - Okay, no, this is deep. - How many siblings do you have? - Three. - Oh, you gave him a clue already. - They're not gonna get it bro, he's tweaking. I don't know all your siblings names.

- Go on then. - You know them, innit? - Nah, he's livid. - Hey, hey, why you trying to ask for help? - 'Cause the thing is he knows that I always get some of them wrong. - Yeah, no, that's normal bro. That's normal. - You got a brother calling me, yeah? - Don't listen to him. - People have been talking about foot asylum and sometimes they even know that that happens. - Dude, if they ask me, when my brother's middle name is there's no way you're doing this well.

- It's 'cause I know you, brother. - There might be an open chair here coming up. - Let me know, blood. Shit's a bitch. - Whoa, I'm not even taking you in if Josh goes. - I'm playing, I'm playing, I'm playing, I'm playing. Please, bro, get it right. Please, please, please, please. - I'm not even taking him in. - Please. - No, he runs after that. - Please, man. - Like really, it should be a Swapsies, but.

- So we'll have to take eight minutes then? - There has to be a time limit. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - How many did you get? - One bro, you know. - Oh, it's great. - You know I've only got one. - Two, one. - I was never getting that bro. You've told me that twice, I always forget. - Are you the oldest? - You've met them. - I know. - No, but I've met chonksies and I couldn't get them. - I'm terrible with names. - Who's the oldest? - Your niece and nephew don't know their names. - Who's the oldest? - Me. - Sick. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Must be hella proud of you though.

You know what? We was having this conversation the other day about like...

My, because two of my siblings are half siblings, so they're still really young. I said they don't really count. But like, even though I'm the oldest, I was always like the, like failure. Like fuck around. Only focused on sport. Never focused on nothing. My brother, genius. Super successful. Patterned everything. So I was the failure. So I know deep down my mom and dad was worried. Everyone was worried. They must be buzzing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So now they're gassed, which makes me gassed. I was just like a...

- Yeah, it's all right. - Yeah, I'm all right. - So did we get a half point or? - No, no, no, no. - Because I'll tell you why, because that question happened in the best friends quiz part one. - What, like seven months ago? - Oh no, that was like two years ago. - Regardless of when it was. - Yeah, thank you. - Yeah, that's a good question. - The siblings are still the same. - He's trying to say, I was trying to help you there. - Damn. - The siblings ain't changed in two years. - And I know you might have a different question. - Next question, man. - What's the score? - Five, two. - Five, two. - Okay.

- Fuhad, what are James' biggest icks in women? - Just one. - Wait, what? - Just one. - See, so he gets the big women question. - His biggest ick in women. - I would've loved that one. No, he specified it, he just learned from us. - So we got to this, chumps. - Stop it, stop it. - Man rubbed out stuff. - Yeah, it's nuts. - Yeah, 'cause he wasn't clear, bro. - Yeah, three. - You're aggravated, innit? - Two, one.

- Nah, this is getting- - Can't walk in heels. - What did you write, bro? - Kebab shot barefoot. - That's yours. - This is getting stupid. - That's yours. - Yeah, that one's crazy. Pressure points. - Yours, brother. - Five, two. - How selfish can you be, bro? - You have that ick as well. - I do have that ick as well, but that's your go-to. - Next. - I'm not too fussed on that one, boys, you know? Like, if she's with me, what, babe, your foot hurts.

Nah she's not with you though bro I'm saying this is Kebab shop Like no No shoes in kebab shop I promise you She's not with you Yeah You're This is end of the line I'm not getting a kebab shop for us Yeah This is This example is like So how many questions Have you asked the broskis

- So this will be question number six for Philly now. So all done. - Where's the last round now? - Everyone's last one. - This is everyone's last round right now. - So you got two points out of six. Is that what you're saying? - It's charged now. So now it's just for vibes, yeah? - So Manon got two out of six. All right, best friend. - Some of the questions, bro. - They are devastated. - Philly. - Yes. - Would Chunks rather be chronically underdressed or overdressed? - You know me.

- This is my brother. - Know me, brother. That's what I like about broski. - 'Cause like, when you do three, two, one and get it correct, it's a good feeling, man. - Yeah, that's the thing. And that's the thing about living and breathing. - So, what you wanna do is spend time with one another. - Yeah, talk to them. - It builds a... - Relationship. - A... - Connection. - And a... - Build brotherhood. - I was thinking bonds, but...

That's what you want to do guys. So what I'll do is I'll get you on this course that me and Chunks do every Thursday 7:30 we do a best friends program. - Rem next question, give them time to chat. - Chunks. - It's our show. - I'm sorry bro. - But guess what six points. - It's 6-2. - I don't like to make it seven.

- All right, Chunks, would Philly rather have B.O. or smell B.O. on everybody else? - Have B.O. or smell B.O.? - Can't you know me, man, we're not the-- - Yay, yay. Three, two, one. - Love you, man, keep up. - Oh. - Oh.

- You'd rather be beat up or off? - Bro, you're telling me I've got to smell mumsy. I can't hold my niece. My niece stinks. I can't hold my niece and she stinks. I can sort it out with a coat seat. - Mumsy. - You get what I'm saying? But my niece stinking. - No, but can you see, I thought you actually cared about something. - What would you man hold up?

- Would you rather smell it? - Nah, I'd rather smell people 'cause I can violate them instead of me just smelling like shit. - Yeah, but you're the only don that smells good. - That's an amazing trait to have. - Nah, I would rather. - Nah, but then they all stink, I don't want them. - Yeah, I hear it, but I just live life. Less sins. - Less sins. - Whoa, Deepa. - Less sins. - Deepa.

- Right, next bro. - Let's finish this. - So this is for vibes. - So what is it? - Six two. - So you can only do six four max. - Make it six four, that's nice. - Yeah. - It's not bad to be fair. - It's not a bad way to go out. - This is bonus round vibes. - All right, calm. - All right, Fuhad. - Yeah. - Would James rather have his least favourite song played on a constant loop or never listen to music again? - Least favourite song on a loop. - Constant loop, you gotta deep it. That's doing a doo doo.

in the yard chilling chatting on the phone it's a deep question you know never gonna give you up never gonna all the time right three two one that's a banger

- Come on. - Never listen. - Yeah, man. - Let's go. - Come, come, come, come, come. - Let's go, let's go. Six three. - Fam, save for that. - Six three. - Save for that. - Come on, boys. You actually need this one, you know? - I wasn't gonna sleep tonight. All right, Rem, come on, man. Last question. - Give him a tough one though. - All right, let's go. - Our last one was tough. - It's a toughie, it's a toughie. All right, James. - Yeah. - Would Fu Had rather only be able to take three hour baths or a 10 second shower? - Hmm. - Ready? - Three, two, one. - 10 second shower. - Yeah. - Six four. - Made it, respect me. - Six four. - That's a comeback.

- I'm happy with that, that's a comeback. That's a comeback. - 10 seconds shot was a no brainer, innit? Three hours, you know? - Time is what? - I'm not gonna lie, that question was a bit of a cheat code. Save for that though, Rem. - Yeah. - We needed that. - See? - We need that. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, save for that. He just made this up on the spot. - That was fun though. - That was good, man. - That's having two strangers on a pillow like that.

- Let's go question. So we asked the team. - Can I just say though, really enjoying myself. - Yeah? - Yeah, man, for real. - Same. - I mean that from the bottom of my heart. Like I watch you lots podcasts to be on it and to feel the same vibes that I feel through the screen is sick. - Oh wow, thank you very much, bro. Jesus, that's firing me off. - So we've asked, same way we asked. - He's like me, mad emotional, innit? - That's firing me off.

- Same way what you do. - Yeah, they look the same. - I would reply to a comment like that how he did. - Fair. - Definitely. - I think they do the same in the gym as well. - No, no way. That man's chest is mental.

- You look strong bro. - Thank you is the word. - You look strong. Thank you bro. - Donny blush. - Yeah. - Thank you. - What is it with you and Lipsyn? - And Lipsyn man. - Yeah, like what's scatting on? - King. - We don't king shame you. - You trying to get me back. - That's your bag. - We actually don't king shame you. - He's just not a man to change. - The score ain't changing. - I remember, what did you say is for the, to see who's the better duo, love. - Oh yeah.

- Can we have like a big ending? Well done guys, you are the winners. - And the winners are, no, we deserve that. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, forevermore. - We're not even on boys. - Yeah, yeah. - We're waiting. - Right, so for now, as it stands. - Unfortunately. - Unfortunately. - But it's fortunate for us. - The best duo is the two old youths who had to sleep together for over a year to get to know one another. - Facts.

Big round of applause for Philly and Trunks for winning this game. - I'll take it. - I'm not taking it, that's horrendous. - Why? - You agreed to it. - No, we know that's not true. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - He said best George. - You can tell you're a sore loser by this time. - All I found was I'm livid. I'm livid. - Anyway, moving on. So we did the same way we asked our audience to roast you guys. The same way we asked our audience to ask you guys questions.

But with this, we're going to give you guys the iPad and you guys ask the question and you answer it yourselves. Nice. Cool. So the first question is, what are your favorite memories of each other? We're both answering, yeah? Yeah, yes. So my favorite memory is the day I met you. I've never met in my life a friend for the first time and hugged chunks the way that I did. It was mad. And Cadet was one of the reasons we met, RIP Cadet.

But yeah, and then the second one would be soccer radar when we got mad emotional and deep tau far we got in a hotel room. - Yeah, I was gonna say that one to be fair. - How far you got in the hotel room? - How far you got in the hotel room? - Fours! - And you got emotional? - You got emotional? - Deep, bro! - How far? - Do you know how crazy that was? - How far you got in the hotel room got you emotional? - That's crazy! - That was a joke.

- Teach their own. - Word it for me though. - I would say we were in the hotel. - Yeah, it sounds like you could say hot tub. - We were in the hotel and we were basically reflecting on how far we've come since. - Next question. - I can't. - You're comparing distance. - You're comparing distance.

No, let's not be sad. Fair play. Fair play, boys. It's good. That was good. Comparing distance. You know what? I don't have no favorite memories. What was the most difficult shoot you guys had to do? I know what it is. He doesn't know the answer. Go on. You say what you think it is.

- You do know what it was. - Go on. - Three, two, one, Wales. - What happened in Wales? - The worst, I'm not gonna violate the brand. - Yeah, yeah, never say the brand. - But the worst shoot we've ever done in our existence. We had to be there for three days and it felt like a year. We were in Snowdon. - The mountain thing. - Yeah, the mountain time, besides.

And we wasn't even that far in, but it was just how it was organized. - Vibes was horrible. - The lack of things that we've got. Again, like you, you are a man that know your worth and you wanna eat before you shoot so you deliver your best. Our hotel room had sticky carpet. It was just nuts, man. It was nuts. But then again, at the same time, I kinda understood because we're in the middle of nowhere. But yeah, you kinda should have known

- I don't know, but it was just bad. - It was definitely the worst shoot ever. - So does he read all of them, yeah? - It's the same question for the both of you. - No, no, read all of them then, read all of them. - Yeah, I thought because of dyslexia, not me. Biggest... You're laughing about dyslexia, so no. Biggest argument you've ever had between each other? - Yeah, we won't talk about what it was.

But I thought I was going to lose my bredren. Oh, yeah. How long ago was this? Obviously, we won't dive into it, but how long ago was this? 18 months, maybe? A year and a half? Yeah. Yeah, a year and a half. Damn.

- It was a big one. - And it was even harder for me in that situation because I was at fault. He done nothing wrong. Do you get what I'm saying? What phase did he fall? - It was even harder for me. - I didn't wanna say anything. I knew it was a sub story. I didn't wanna make attention. - What phase did he do?

- I know you had that chunk, I said, yeah, I did. You know how it is, you know how it is, doing this, thinking just please, just don't say anything crazy. - But I think through my reaction and then on how I dealt with the situation and then also how the way he forgave me and the words he said when he forgave me just showed how much we love each other. And then yes, since then it's just been gang. - Gang, gang, gang, live. - Yeah.

What is your biggest bag fumble ever? I've fumbled a lot. We're going? What, are we saying numbers or not? If you say, I'll say. Yeah, I don't mind. Go on then. I've fumbled 800 bags. Jesus Christ. From Texas Hold'em.

I can't promote gambling. I can't promote gambling, man. They offered me 800 bags to go to Jamaica for two weeks and film content whilst gambling. Mine was more stupid because, but it's not stupid because I believe in balance. Wait, actually, music. Yeah. Music was even worse. Two M's. Oh, God. Yeah, two mil. I got up for the two million. Oh, my mom's life. I got up for the two million. That's that.

- That's the biggest fan. - And it was a single, dude. That's unheard of in this industry. - Yeah, yeah. - To get off of that, unless you're Sench. Now, Sench probably signed for album or something, eh? - He's probably got like 10 albums, yeah. - Wow.

And yourself? Mine weren't that much, but mine was dumb. Well, it's not dumb because I proper value like creating memories with my friends. Okay. I was in Ibiza. Manager called me last minute, said 100 grand if you come here tomorrow. I said, brother, tell them keep the 100 bags. I'm in Ibiza living it up. And I don't regret one bit of it. But had I been in a different position, what bun beef I'm going back. Do you know what I'm saying? To collect my check. Yeah, it makes sense. But we're not.

- I mean, all right man. - Those two are against man's morals. - Makes sense, makes perfect sense. - Who's funnier, Darkest Man or Harry Panera? - Three, two, one. - Darkest Man. - It's not even comparable. - It's not even comparable. - No, no, no, but it's not to say Harry's not funny, but Dark is just this, he's in a different,

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - He's not with us here, you know? - I think he's made me laugh at every hour of the day. - Oh wow. - Like maybe every minute. I swear to God. - Must be tough now he don't live with you. - Yeah, now he doesn't live with me. Like I'm actually like just walking around my house just clueless.

I'm devastated, I'm missing him so much. - I can imagine. - Obviously I'm happy he's married. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And his wife's watching. But I do miss him very, very much. - Sick man. - What's the best and worst thing about working with each other? Yeah, I already said he's annoying as hell, but the best thing is the connection. I think genuinely we are the, whenever I work with Philly, it's my favorite time ever. I think we create the best content maybe.

- My opinion, what'd you think? Worst thing about me, lazy hour. - No, but you're not lazy on set. - Oh, okay, so what's the best thing about working? - I don't know, I'll just keep it at a buck, I don't have a worse. It's a good thing is just that, yeah, it should slip. When we link up. - So I take back what I said about him being- - Yeah, I was gonna say, you can wait to say about- - I'll take it back, I'll take it back. - But yeah, no, we don't have to think about nothing. Like, it's just, I was gonna say comes, but it just, it just,

It just happens so organically and it's just so sick. I can't lie. It's actually amazing. What? I don't know. I don't know what the question is. Who made the question? The fandom made the question. If a snake bit Philly on the dick, would Chunk suck the poison up? That's facts. We had a massive debate. That's why someone asked that question. He said he wouldn't do it. Philly is gone.

- That's what I said. - My life is gone. - You are actually, you're the, you're our food head. - What would you do? - Bro, for him. I'll suck it twice to make sure, bro. - You know what's enough? Twice to make sure is crazy. - I'd go for each fang.

- And you back up your lips. - Oh, fine. - Tight lip. - Oh, my. - Jokes. - That is mental. - My boy's not dying like that. - You're a real one, man. - Do you know what? It's so easy to be like, "Same old, same old." But that's a deep-ass question. - No, no, no. It's nothing deep about it. We're lying. - Be mature, bro. - No, I'm not. I'm being mature. That's what you're dunking it. - You could put a glove in your mouth. - What?

- No. - What? - So you would do it for me? - No, I wouldn't. - I genuinely wouldn't, but I feel like you got good heart. - I'll just get a vacuum or something. - Vacuum? - Yeah, I'll try to get a vacuum. - Where you getting a vacuum from, bro? He's dying on the spot. - So you're gonna suck out the juices, yeah?

- Facts bro. - No, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait. I hear you. - What happens if you're nuts in your mouth? - Whoa. - What do you mean whoa? What do you mean whoa? That's usually gonna happen. - No, but one suck won't do that. If you're nuts off of one suck, if you do, you go seek help. - My brother died. - But no, the point I'm making, if you suck the poison out, then you're deaded. - Nah, spit it out innit?

- He knows everything. - Bro, we've had this conversation at length. - He's charging his friendship and he said, "You let me die on the spot." - That's 'cause you're a real brother. - I'm not doing it still. - You're not doing it? - No, genuinely, I won't do it, you know. - You let him die? - That's the easiest question on the list. - You'd have to go. - The easiest question on the list. To the point where if I'm dying and I'm seeing him trying to draw from my wood, I'll be like, "I'm done." - Trying to draw from my wood? - I'll say, "Done." - Wait, what would you do?

I'll say, "Let me talk to you." - Swear. - Nah, not me, boy. - I'll push in his head and... - Yeah. - Jokes. - I'll just say, "Brother, love." - I know what James is on. I need to know what James is on. James will do this. - Who? - Me? I'll grips his top.

- Please bro, I wanna live. - I said please, yeah, that one's great. - Please, I'm here. - I'm here. - I'll just say, look bro, Ski, you gotta go. Mumsy's looked after though. 20% on my wage or even turd if you want. - Yeah, what the hell we want? We're brought to love. You know what I mean? Please tell the people I love them. - Yeah, go on. - I'm gone. - Fair. - All right, next. - That's a deep question, man. - Worst interaction with a fan. - Ooh, one of my exes, we was walking down

What's that road there by Nigh Town? What's that road called? Oxford Street? Oxford Street. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was walking down Oxford Street and then there was a fan that saw me but she's jumped on me. But I'm holding hands. Like, when I got a girl, I don't put... I've never put one of my girls on the internet but if I'm out with her, you know, that's my woman. Do you get what I'm saying? So we're holding hands but then when fans come up and jumped on me... Jesus. She was ticking a bumper but where she's jumped on me, what am I going to do naturally not to fall? You're going to...

So I'm holding the bunds. - Yeah, you're gonna grips it. - Like in my hands, it's crazy. - So you let go of your missus? - Oh, you just release the hands and hold cheeks. - To hold bunda that's bigger than my- - Foreign cheeks. - Go out the Thames bump. - Oh, and it's spilling out. It's more than a handful. - Oh, brother, it was wonderful. - Play-Doh, buddy. - Like borderline semi.

I can't lie, my ting's a riser quickly as well. - It's a riser. - Say hand on heart, no one's ever got a boner for a hug. Go on then. - Oh, I have, but like, not on a regular degular. - Oh, that's standard for me. - It has to be a different hug. - Do you know how mad my mind works here? You see like, even if I know I've got a ting coming and I'm going to slam, I'd have a boner just thinking about it. No, no, no, hand on heart. Oh my God, this happens to me. I'll be in the shower just getting ready. The wood's ready. You know what I'm saying? Everything's just getting washed.

And then in the shower, I'm thinking about the beat and I've got a boner. Ain't happened to you, man. - That's crazy, bro. Not since I was like 16. I'm not gonna lie. - Yeah, it's obviously I'm a bit younger, but. But yeah, no, serious. My acting's a riser quickly. - Say less, man. - I don't think I have from a hug, unless we're hugging for time. - Yeah, it's a goodbye hug. - Yeah. - It's a goodbye hug.

- No, but like you fancy her though. Like you like her. I'm not saying I got like a random woman or do you get what I'm saying? Like I'm talking- - So Jordan, you know what's gonna happen. - Do you know what I mean? - As in that you're just thinking about what's gonna happen. I don't know what you're trying to say. - Do you get what I'm trying to say? - I'm not judging bro. Yeah, yeah, I know what you mean. - Your ting's your ting, do what you want. - Yeah, no one's judging me bro. - Do what you want. - He's liquor manning. Do what you want, bro. - That's like, remember you man are younger than that. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yeah, I get it. - 91. That's what you're saying.

Make up another two questions I'm having, genuinely. No, I've got two more. Favourite and least favourite video you've filmed? Together or on our ones? Whatever. Either. Either, whatever. Three, two, one, Wales. That wasn't a video, that was presented. What, you think that video didn't come out? Hopefully, I've never seen it. Of course it came out, we just didn't promote it. Okay, favourite?

because in big as in man Scala was it as a basic video on my channel it was a general knowledge quiz and general knowledge quizzes back in days when I said film at Philly's house or when he's come to my house that was like the first two years of bus be a friend probably the best times ever because we'd be sitting down genuinely laughing at a crying of tears and then say finishing the video I'm thinking that was the best video ever six so those type of time and there's like a

A viral, viral clip from there now. The question was, what's the biggest bone in your body? And I said, what? Big as in what? Big as in... I can't remember. Do you know what? We've got to get it up. Type in Young Philly Strength and Unity. Yeah, that was it. On YouTube. Yeah, YouTube. That was the last one. That clip is, bro. My sister sent it to me the other day, crying and laughing, saying he's special. Cated in your body. Like what? Like what, though? Like what? Like big as in... So big as in heavy or big as in size? Because this is longer than man's skull.

but the skull might be a bit bigger in terms of strength and unity

- So what? I can't say now the part of the body that bones it. I'm sure, good times. But I'm not really a bone man like that. I don't, you get me? - Oh, I got it right. - No, you know, I always just send you like that, man. - Oh yeah, you used to send me. - Those times? - But yeah, I love that video of yours. - That's hilarious. - It's just me and my brethren sitting down waffling and we're getting millions and millions of views. - And if I'm being real, might not be my favourite,

Based on the clips that I've been seeing on TikTok, that one's my favourite. Yours? Off the top of my head, I'd say whenever me and you get to fly out and do stuff, man, for Pro Direct. I remember those kind of videos, always my favourite. Fun fact, I don't think I've ever caught a flight with you for that Pro Direct. Yeah, I think the only one was Paramark LA. Yeah.

- How dare I? That was my favorite shoot with you. Bro, you went to Super Bowl. - Yeah. - Oh, I probably said that one. - 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg, Eminem. - Oh, that one. - The vibes. - Last year, I think it was. - Was it last year? - Last year or two years ago. - No, the year before. When does Super Bowl happen? Every year. - Every Feb. - Yeah, every year. - Every Feb. - It might have been. - Two years ago then maybe. - 2022, Feb, 2021 Feb maybe. I don't know, but regardless, like that was probably my favorite. - And Harry was there. - Yeah, and Harry was there as well. - Sick, sick. - And that was the witches. - And bro, you got paid to watch

the Super Bowl in LA. - Come on bro, that's heavy. - What kind of bullshit is this man? - Sick bro. - It was mental. - Different life. - And then finally,

what's left on your bucket list? Start a family, man. Yeah. Yeah. Buff question. Yeah. Serious, serious. Yeah. That's, that's, I feel like I've done quite a bit when it comes to career based stuff. Obviously I still want to act. Um, I still want to have a chance to like show, showcase other skills. Um, but most importantly, yeah, for me, man, I want to, I want to, I want to start a family, man. I want a wife, I want kids. 27 now, you know what I mean? So,

- It's mad young though. - For me, I always feel old, old, old. 'Cause of the fact that I remember when I was 22. And I think as a 19 year old, I thought in my head, 28, you're written off. That's what I used to think. - I think that's the way we've been raised. - But that's what I'm trying to say. It's because of the way we've been raised. I've got siblings that are like 36, 37. And I don't think they're old.

it's how you feel at the end of the day you know what I mean but for me obviously I've always just wanted to get married a bit younger because the kids being similar ages you know what I mean I don't want to be a whole world apart from them and even our religions are different in both of us it's very important you know what I'm saying so

Yeah, I think bucket list, have a family, man. Yeah, get married and have kids, fam. So like, say one as well? Yeah, 100%. Say less, man. I really want that, man. Yeah, bro. Props, man. So hard to find, though. Man can't jump on no Tinder. And do you know what my problem is? I want the fairy tale too much. Yeah. I want to meet my girl in a KFC and she's asked for the coleslaw, but I've got it and I've got it.

it and I've got it. You can have the coleslaw. I'm through the coleslaw. I've got the number. I'm going on our date and the date's amazing. I want a fairy tale too much. That's the problem. You say that. Before we go, yeah, I just want to say I'm proud of you both. It might sound weird because I've known you for a very long time, but it's just sick to see, remember, we're the minority in this country and

ethnic minority well done lads thank you so much thank you still smashing it thank you it's proper sick and it's even nicer that you're both so lovely and humble you know i mean sometimes success can get to people's heads and it's just yeah i'm glad it's you two in this position and not someone else thank you man thank you send to you man thank you guys that was a banging episode that was a fantastic episode

- Should we just remind them of what happened quickly in this episode? - So briefly we took a backseat and allowed these man to like really flourish in their friendship. - But anyway, well done. You smashed us. Pause. - I'm more worried about him because he sucks snake wood. You know what I mean? I'm more worried for him now.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Careful of you, you know. - But yeah, you man annihilated the game. Been a sick episode. This is probably one of my favorites. - One of my favorite episodes for sure. - Thank you, man. - And yeah, man, as ever always, oh, plugs. - Oh yes, how dare we? - I'm saying, oh man. Obviously we got inspired by some gigs. So we decided to start our own podcast. Me and Philly have taken the streets to the podcast. We've got the, what's this called?

A little short SMB. A little short, Mike. You know what I mean? We picked it up and decided to start. I think hopefully there's no controversy because you know how people hate people that start podcasting nowadays. Have you guys been seeing it? Yeah. Oh, haven't we just? Oh my God. Everyone should ban podcast equipment. But it's more lighthearted. It's more chilled. It's similar to you guys. And yeah, we're starting it. So please come over and have a little watch. We'll hopefully get the boys on as well very soon.

And yeah, it's just an avenue where me and Philly can work with each other again. - Literally, genuinely the only reason we've started it. - That's sick. - We're literally just waffling, having fun. And yeah, please come over and watch us as well. - I told you the best episode is "Darkest Man" or "Harapaneiro" or "H". - So you're just baiting out everybody. - Don't free, don't free. - You're just baiting out everybody. You wanna tell them everyone else? - Exclusives. - All right, yeah, please. - We didn't tell them about Gordon Ramsay.

- For God's sake, right, corner's on there. - I swear. - No, no, we ain't gonna do that. - He's plugged in by you. - All right, fine, Jake's on it. Take it guys, I'll be thanks. - Are you doing the outro on this thing? - I'm thinking of this. - It's a joke, you don't wanna, nevermind. - I think you should do the outro, man. - No, no, I don't wanna. - I'd be honoured if you manned it the outro. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So we all got to do our names. We don't foot asylum. Yeah. Well, JD and all these other brands. Yeah. So I'm going to go. I've been Philly. I'm a Janks. Fuhad. J Money. From the top. All right. So with that being said, I've been Philly. I've been Janks. I've been Fuhad. I've been James. Make sure you comment, like, subscribe and hit the post notification bell. So you are notified when a boy's drop a new video. Love and guidance. Take care, everyone. Come on. Woo.

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