ArthurTV Talks 90 Day Fiance, Growing Up With ChrisMD & Locked In Secrets!!
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- Yo, what's up guys? Welcome back to the What's Good Podcast. Simon and I are wearing the same clothes, but Arthur TV is red.

have you got it changed i was wearing a hoodie i should probably on yep anyway arthur welcome let's go thanks for having me no worries where did the tv park come from your name what was the inspiration there uh i just started reviewing tv shows when i started youtube and that was pretty much it i was actually like becoming a lawyer at the time as well yeah and i didn't want to have a sort of like you know do a video have some hater like speak to my law firm and like find me on linkedin and get my like get me sacked basically so i was like

I feel like a lot of people in this friend circle are lawyers. Who else is? Meg. That's it. Oh, yeah. That's it. That's it. I knew when you said it, I was thinking, one other person. That is it. She's a good lawyer as well. I've heard this. Yeah. Winning an award, apparently. Yeah. That's okay. I know I'm going to. I'm going to get arrested.

All right. When? I do some weird things. Oh, I'm wearing shoes. Fuck. Anyway, sorry. I'm weird. I know that back in the day, everyone would put TV on their channel. But you did it because you're actually reviewing TV shows rather than like... Yeah. Because I know back in the day, everyone was like, oh, this is YouTube. It's like the new TV. I'll be called... My first channel was called Randolph TV. Really? Actually, it was called that, yeah. I know Shane Dawson was Shane Dawson TV as well. Yeah. But yeah, no, it was just because it was TV related. And as well, like...

Growing up, I remember every couple of years, I'd look back at my sort of like,

old xbox names and like playstation names and that was so cringe like yeah i was banksy kid and king arthur and i was like if i'm if i make a youtube name in two years i find it's really cringe it's going to be hard to shake so i was like just make it my name yeah and barely anyone thinks obviously like some people do think my surname is like tv like um like theodore villa cruz or something like yeah i've had i've had that just had that once it was really weird um

But yeah, no, and I was just like, I just need my first name there and I didn't really care what else was coming up. - Yeah, yeah. - So in one sentence, can you just sum up what you do, your videos, what they are? - Honestly, now it's just, I reviewed TV shows. Like most people, I'm guessing most people watch this are UK based and I actually really don't have a very big UK audience. - Really?

If someone comes up and says hi to me in the UK, they're always like, I know you from someone else's channel. I like basically just cover American TV shows. Yeah, that's crazy. But to be fair...

I think a lot of people that I know would like a more American based audience because CPM is higher. - Yeah, it's higher I think than, sorry, like I started a React one, a React channel in my UK that's got a big UK audience and the CPM is like a quarter. - Yeah. - Which is crazy. - Wow, wow. - Yeah, I mean, there you go, I've got a lot of channels. - Yeah, I was looking at this. One thing I thought was interesting was the Minecraft one. - Yeah. - And I clicked it and I feel like it wasn't even Minecraft. - No, it is, so it's, I'm playing, so if you click on-- - Oh, okay, I saw, I just looked at that one.

I'm like playing Minecraft whilst talking. It's really funny because like on the commentary channel, like you guys will know this, like every now and then you want to branch out, you try something new and it will just flop because it's not what your usual audience like. And I remember I did this like, which one was it?

It was, oh yeah, that vegan teacher video. I uploaded that on my, that kind of commentary on my main channel and it flopped and everyone was like, you know, we like American reality TV shows. Like why are you talking about like British Minecraft YouTubers? And so I was like, oh, given I've already like done the commentary stuff for this, I'll stick it on a Minecraft channel and left it. And I came back after a month and that video has done better than any video on my main channel. Six mil, which is crazy.

uh this is like original tick tock though yeah yeah yeah how you always get those like minecraft parkour maps yeah someone talking about so this was what like scroll down how long ago is this like two years ago yeah yeah yeah yeah do you do more on this channel how much so so that week because it just took me a day to like play minecraft and talk about stuff that week is really embarrassing i was really spotty for that week and i was like i can't do a main channel video this is so embarrassing it's like had a giant one on my forehead giant one of my nose i was like i'm not gonna go in front of camera

But I was like all this like dream SMP stuff's like kicking off crazy views So I'll make a couple of videos on this that was literally just I did that those like five videos in the span of a week and Then they were all flopping got like hundred views So I stopped doing at the end of the week and then came back like a month later like the channel and one was on a mill was like five or six That's crazy. Did you monetize it like now? Yeah, they were monetized at the time thankfully, so it was a decent like Yeah

- Just a moment. - I think I just peaked this like two years ago. Stupid little Minecraft channel. I'm never gonna reach the same heights. - What's the end one? Oh, true crime, nice. 'Cause I know you actually did "Fellas Mystery" for a bit, right? - Yeah, I did. - Was that like to sit in or just? - Originally it was to sit in. So I did that brutal interrogation of Stephanie Lazarus I did on my main channel. And again, it got like 10K views after about six months, hit the algorithm and got like half a mil 600K and I was like, oh, that's sick.

And then, but because I knew the algorithm just wasn't going to enjoy it. I was like, I've got the second video and I was like, I'm actually not going to post it on my main. Uh, I'm going to post it on a true crime channel. And I mean, they didn't do that well. Um, but then that one at the end, the disturbing final footage, no one can explain. And the black Dahlia, uh,

Those were two videos I did for the Fellas Mysteries. Okay. And we spent the month doing them. And then just as I did that, they were like, we're putting Fellas Mysteries on hold for a bit. Yeah. And so I just had these two videos and I was like, I was just sticking with True Crime channel. Nice, nice. So all these extra channels, they're not really ones I'm focusing on. They're just sort of like,

random side projects that i would have done and like just stuck them somewhere where i guess to make sure that the algorithm is not confused on your main channel yeah exactly and obviously flat brand deals you know like if if they look back and there's like a video like 5k views yeah they'll like lower the rate like they'll like half it yeah i've always wanted to ask about your main channel yeah how often do you get like claimed or

So this is why I do so much 90 Day Fiancé stuff. So I actually work with Discovery on this. So Discovery Plus own the 90 Day Fiancé genre. There's a million different spin-off sagas. And they basically, when there's a new season coming out, because I'm one of the very few 90 Day Fiancé UK YouTubers, they'll come to me and be like... It's a weird phrase. Obviously. I don't think anyone can name any others really unless you're really into the world.

But they come to me and they're like, oh, there's a new like night. So 90 day fiance UK. Yeah. Obviously it's like, it's British people. Yeah. And they're like, oh, can you promote it? So they'll ask me to do a video and just be like, can you just say there's a new season coming out, review a few couples, hype it up and give us our link. I've got the link to all the discovery stuff, but I just spoke to them and they were like, if you're using 10 to 15 second clips max and talking about the show and like,

there's way more commentary than clips and stuff yeah like they feel like more people find the videos and then go watch the full show yeah for sure like you know in in that in that sort of like 10 minute video there's probably like two minutes of clips yeah from a two hour episode so people aren't watching the show like through my channel they're not losing out they think they're gaining and i think i agree like the number of comments i get that are like oh i went and watched the full season yeah so i think

it's sort of like a mutually beneficial relationship. - That's like the first time I've ever heard a company actually do something smart like that. - Yeah. - That's actually like, makes sense, you know? - Yeah. - 'Cause I reacted to the Big Ed thing and I remember I had made like a, it was like a 16 minute video and then I went through it and bits got claimed. - Oh yeah. - And it ended up, I think I ended up with a six minute video. - Oh no way. - It was like the amount of bits I had to just cut out like this 40 seconds, this 16 seconds. - Was it like straight up reaction? - It was a lot more reaction. - Yeah. - But it was still like,

watch 20 to 30 seconds then talk for 15 oh yeah a bit more so i get it yeah so i think from then they were saying sort of more like 10 to 15 is where they kind of draw the line if you ever want to do another big ed vid but i mean he was so he was the so i i back in the olden day i used to do airline which is like a uk show and that was before i did my face reveal

And then when airline kind of ran out, I was like, I need to find something new. And just that week when I was looking for new stuff, big Ed came up, I'd never done a 90 day fiance stuff. And he's just, is the weirdest bloke. The most spectacularly bizarre little cretin. Like he's just, he's so weird. Um, and like,

deep down i think you can tell from watching him from seasons like really not a nice person um so it makes it a bit easier to roast him yeah and then obviously once i've done like 10 videos on that people were like oh if you think he's crazy look at this other couple yeah and so i just kind of like spiraled and now because i do so much 90 day stuff when i do a non-90 day fiance stuff people like oh this isn't 90 day i'm not going to watch it so i've almost like pigeonholed myself but that just happens with the youtube stuff i think like it does have you ever met big ed i

I haven't you know I speak to him in DMs every now and then really yeah in his Instagram DMs what do you speak about so because I am quite like my humour's quite dry and I think I can come across a bit yeah mean and stuff like yeah like I obviously like do try and roast people like

to it it's like it's on the level that some people are like oh this is too harsh but some people enjoy it like yeah the british humor is especially like you guys probably know that sometimes americans will be like why are they being so mean to each other and you're like we're mates like the number of times that george clark he has a very dry sense of humor and the number of time people message me being like hey man watch your video so sorry george was being so mean to you i'm like he's one of my best mates he's just roasting me like and i'm playing along with it um

But every now and then, like when I cover someone, if I'm going to like send for them a bit harder, I will drop them a message on Instagram and stuff and just be like, I'm going to joke about this like aspect or whatever, or this thing that you've done. Like, is it okay? Like, do you mind? Do you think this is too far? And most of them are fine with it. I should have done that with Deji, man. Oh, by the way, I'm going to say a joke. Just don't take it too personally.

- No, I ended up working out. - Yeah, actually, yeah. - But I mean, yeah, like speaking of not getting consent before speaking about things online, I saw your messages to Chris with- - Oh, yeah. - I didn't know you wanted to- - So, no, he leaked his wedding, man.

You leaked my wedding. He leaked my wedding, basically. Yeah. Yeah, not on purpose. No, I know, I know, I know. I know, I know, I know. I am really sorry because I had no idea. To be fair, I was angry. I was more angry at Chris. Yeah. Because I'd done like, we'd tried really hard not to have anyone leak the wedding. And we told everyone not to say whatever. Yeah. And then...

it started i started getting messages saying like oh good luck on your wedding blah blah stuff like that and i was like how does everyone know this and then i got linked a clip of you saying like about the wedding as well for goodness sakes and i messaged chris and i was like so chris really like wound me up with his reactions because i was like oh by the way like arthur's arthur's mentioned the wedding he's just like lol no i'm like

I, but like, I'm trying to basically keep it quiet. And then, you know, and he was just like, ah, well. And I was kind of like, okay, Chris is really winding me up here. - Yeah, I'm sure like when, I guess when Chris mentioned he's going to the wedding or something, he didn't say to you like, oh, don't tell anyone, don't tell anyone. - No, and 'cause I mean, I only found out about the wedding through you. Do you remember we were, we did Theo's video in Scotland

And you were like, oh, it's like my wedding next week or whatever. And there was kind of no mention that it was a secret. And obviously that day was FA Cup final day. And so I was like speaking to Chris and Chip. Obviously Chip's like the only other Man United fan. I was like, what are you guys doing for the FA Cup? And they were like, oh, it's Simon's wedding. And I was like, okay, fair enough. And so when people on, someone on stream just asked me like, oh, did you watch the FA Cup final with anyone? I was like, no, I didn't watch it with the boys. I think they're at Simon's wedding. That was literally it. Like it did not cross my mind. And it's just one of those things like,

you know yeah you need i streaming does stress me out for that kind of stuff because like that kind of thing like you can just say one thing oh i like everything yeah i know you do i mean to be fair i could ruin the wedding the amount of times i was like oh yeah with the fitting for sam's wedding yeah yeah but um oh you said it before as well no he went to a fitting but not for like uh i didn't say that could have been any i was just glad it like didn't

The worst thing, like I was having nightmares. I imagine if someone like turns up, like comes away, like I object running down the, like the thing. But yeah, no, thankfully it was cause it was the night after the wedding or something. Wasn't it? Didn't you get married on Saturday? Yeah. And the stream was like later now on the Saturday. So I was like, but yeah,

I felt bad. I apologize for the messages. No, I thought it was more than valid. You'd sent me an angry one. I would have been like, that's very fair. I was just like, yeah, Chris really wound me up with the replies. He was like, ah, well, it could have been worse. It could have been before. I'm like...

- Yeah. - I guess also, I know that, you know, obviously you tried to make, well, you tried to have it so people didn't take photos so that you could take photos and show them out. But it was also only amount of time until people started showing photos as well, right? - Yeah. But no one actually posted until we posted one, which actually was quite- - But you posted quite soon actually. - Yeah, 'cause- - I reckon they were gagging. - Oh yeah. - Can't wait to post these photos. Some photos are so mental by the way. - What do you mean? - Some photos were not even of like,

People at the wedding it was just like some shots of the venue. Oh, yeah Anyway, sweet venue I saw although can I say one thing by the way Jake twin right Liam's brother I think it's Jake or Liam. Sorry. Oh in front of the venue, it's tilted. Okay, it really knows Bro just did she took the photo back?

Anyway, speaking of Chris, so you guys are friends, right? Yeah. In Jersey. Yeah, you're from Jersey. Yeah, in Jersey. So we went to school together. The other guy in Jersey. Yeah, the other one. But yeah, no, we went to, he went to my secondary school. Okay. And from trying to think what year it was, probably like year eight or nine.

Think he will have or maybe it was even year seven But we just started being mates like we were in the same sets for like science and stuff GCSE we did all the same things but then it was mainly like a level where like we studied biology chemistry and maths together and sat next to each other The easy subjects I didn't get invited to those ones man I just had science Nah not really I did like, well no I actually did just do science

What, like general science or science-y things? Just general science. Just science. You know when you're in the lower sets? Would you be fair now? Fun story though, I actually was in a class I wasn't supposed to be in. Yeah, because you just went in with Laura. Yeah, Laura, my wife, I just went in with her and I was never meant to be in there and then they never read my name on their register. In school? Yeah, so I just went into her class

- For like a whole year? - For two years, for the whole GCSE. So we went in just next to her, did all the work and I wasn't on the register and I was like, nah, I should be. - I wasn't on the register. - So they added me at the bottom, I was like, just in pen. And then I also coincidentally missed every other class of what I was supposed to be in, but I didn't know that. So then literally I was in, two years later when we were doing the final GCSE exams, I was in my form.

And they came over to me and was like, "Oh, you've got an exam right now." I was like, "No, I don't." My exam was like, "No, you have." So I went over to the board and yeah, my name's on there. - Oh no. - For the class that I never went into, but I still passed it.

Without any revision, even going to the class? I got to see everything. I just didn't revise for anything at school. That's actually quite impressive. Yeah, thanks, thanks. And also, the funny thing is, in her class, she would just do my work anyway. I'd just sit on Angry Bird. She would just do all the experiments. So I just had sick time. I think the teacher had problems with my parents back when my brother was at school. I think he was too scared to say anything to me. So I just had fun.

Yeah. But anyway, sorry. As you said. Yeah, sorry. You were doing A-levels with Chris. Yeah, and then so we started sitting next to each other in all of our subjects. We obviously had a lot in common. And then, do you remember he used to do those reacting to my Sunday League football things? Yeah. So he was like,

um i don't know when we were like 16 17 he was like we've got two seasons left before we go to uni like come get involved in our sunday league i'd never played football i was always bored sports growing up um so i was just like oh fine i was awful at football um and then yeah because obviously we started playing football together and then we're in the same classes we just became really good mates yeah and then i remember him when we were about to like go off to uni there you go there's probably one i don't know if you can find it

It's probably hard because there's quite a few. It was like the last game of the season against our rivals and I get played through one on one and he says something like, one of my mates who's new to football to put it nicely, runs through on goal and I'm running like hard, running through on goal. Yeah.

Which I bet loads of people have seen, but probably just never clicked that it was me. But anyway, yeah, he was like, he was supposed to go off and become a vet. He was going to do veterinary studies at Nottingham. Oh, shout out. And then he was like, I'm actually making enough money to live off YouTube. And we were like, what? And he was like, yeah. And so he's like, I'm just going to see where it goes. And we were like, fair enough. It was in that era where, I'm sure it was the same with you when you were starting, there weren't YouTubers that were like,

making a i started a little i started about three years after that oh did you okay jj was okay yeah so and and it was just like uh is it that one no that's at the fortress sadly it's not that one we were instant ones anyway it's probably there's probably too many to circle through them but um

but yeah and then and then i was just at uni and i was like oh i needed just some sort of job to sort of make money and i was like why not just start youtube like chris is doing it it seems like decent money and it's like flexible you know i don't have to go into work every day like if i need to study or do like a an essay or an assignment i can do that and then if i've got a free deck and just youtube yeah and then started earning money from it and then was like why not do it full time so how far did you get in your you finished your law degree

- Yeah, so I finished my law degree and then it was during, so I went to, I came to London to do my like LPC, like the practice year. And it was like halfway through that I started it. And then I started like practicing as a lawyer. So I was like, I was an employed trainee lawyer and about six months into that,

Like the hours were just awful. Like it was like first thing in the morning till like 11 o'clock at night. And I would just be like, I cannot do any like videos here. Like my channel was just dying and dying. I was like, either I give up YouTube completely or I put a hold on law. And I was like, to be fair, I've got the exam and the qualifications and stuff. So I was like, I'm just going to go for it with YouTube. I was earning enough to pay my rent and stuff. So I was like, if I go full time, like surely I'll keep earning enough to live on and never look back really. Yeah.

- So going to Jersey, sorry, Jersey, you did uni there at all or you did like- - Did I what? - Did you do university there? - No, so I- - Or London. - Do they have a university there? - I think there is one, but I don't think it's that good. I went to uni in Durham in the Northeast. - Okay, okay. - So I was up there for three years. - And then London for the- - And then London for the fourth year, yeah. - So if YouTube completely capitulates, you're gonna be a lawyer again? - I don't know, you know, it's weird. I'm sure you guys, the idea of going back to a nine to five thing

I'll take it right now, man. After the 11 KB. No, I think, I think there's like, I think this kind of thing is more for me. Like even when I was in school and stuff, I was always doing like little side hustles that never went anywhere. But like, I just enjoy it so much more like being my own man, doing my own thing.

like earning my money like i think youtube gives you a lot of skills as well that like will help in and transferring a lot of different businesses yeah i don't know why like just the mentality you get you can kind of go obviously maybe not as much money but i think if everything stopped right now you've got to figure something out to be able to just get the money in you know

Yeah. I think also what social, or even just working for yourself. I think working for yourself point blank allows you to think of ways to get money in. I know when you're working nine to five, you get your paycheck and that's kind of it. Whereas with like, when you're self-employed or doing YouTube or whatever, you have to fend for yourself. So you have to do different things, like maybe a bit of Twitch or a bit of YouTube and you see how money adds up. You don't have to earn like 200 a month just doing YouTube, but you can do like 500 quid here, 500 quid there. Yeah, exactly. So yeah.

and as well, like I, you know, even if YouTube itself goes like who, like people are always going to want to consume entertaining content. Like people have always like watch TV, listen to radio. We're not always obviously, but like music and like, you know, performing arts and stuff like there's always been forms of entertainment out there. Like if YouTube goes like something will take its place. Yeah. And I think like even YouTube itself, like,

I always thought this about Chris, like the people who stay long-term are the people who are just good at evolving. Like you'll get someone who's really good at like a specific niche and then that will kind of fall off. And how many people have you seen like go sky high? They're super popular. And then you're like, oh, that's got a bit old and they've never found something new to keep it going.

And like, you know, Chris, like when FIFA stuff was really big, it was doing that. And then that kind of got a bit quieter and real life stuff started going. And like, there were loads of YouTubers his size when FIFA fell off, kept doing FIFA and kind of probably are back to normal jobs. But Chris is obviously, you know, doing his own thing. And I, you know, Simon the same and like,

you know, there's always new trends and if you're always on the trends and like figuring out what's doing well, like if you can evolve and adapt, I think you're always going to be on the scene in some sort of form. It's like even JJ, like JJ, if he just did only FIFA, probably would have just like fizzled out a little bit in the end, you know? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's still been doing all right, obviously because he was really good, but like him doing music and then boxing, even though when people said you shouldn't do that, it's not good for you, that's what took him

But part of me wonders how much longer FIFA would have survived if he had never stopped. Could have done, yeah. Oh, you think he could have been carrying the... Not to the extent of what he was. It wouldn't have been as big, but...

I wonder if people would be more interested in FIFA now if he was still on it and like Harry was still on it. Yeah, that's true. Because when they make a video, you make sure you want to make a video as well. Who are the big people on the scene now? Like Danny Arons? Danny Arons is the big one. Foot Crunch? He's killing it. He's more like... He does a lot of real life as well.

by using FIFA. - Yeah. - Kinda like how Chris does things as well. You know, he'll do like a real life video, but it's football challenges inside. - Yeah. - Footcrunch. I know like you have like AJ3 still killing it, right? - Yeah. - People like that. I don't really know much more. - Like NetBaits and stuff. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yeah. - This guy, this guy, he just knows YouTube, man. - Oh shit, yeah, he's banging. 1 mil, 1 mil, 1.1, 3.9. Yeah, that is crazy. - He used to have a guy where he'd also, something works, he just does it again, which I should actually rate, you know?

Yeah, but it's just that kind of world. Like that's why it doesn't worry me too much. Like I think when I ran out of clips for the airline, because that was like, that carried me to 100K. Like that was all that would do well. Like I do stuff in between and it would just flop. When that like stopped doing well, I was like, this is where I need to basically figure out if like,

it's my commentary adding to the stuff or whether it was like just the airline clips and I was just like carrying it and then I kind of felt like as things went on especially the way I started doing the 90 day stuff where it was like you know 80% of the video is me talking I was like

I need to just make sure that like I'm adding a lot to the clips and like people are coming here to watch me because otherwise if 90 Day Fiancé stops one day I don't want to be stuck at zero again like I want people to be like oh Arthur's done a video on this yeah that was actually the first thing JJ said to me was like make sure that they're watching you not the game yeah so I'm posting FIFA videos and he's like make sure make

make sure that your FIFA gameplay isn't the main thing of the video. Even though it is everything on screen. You need to build it around you. Yeah, yeah, for sure. Yeah, definitely. Because ultimately people can just play FIFA. And just commentate to themselves. Yeah, or watch TV shows or react to stuff. Like, yeah, there's a million different ones. So you definitely need to find your own way of sticking out and stuff. That's what I do think as well. Like people, I don't know, people like to have a go at people who do like reaction-based content and stuff. And it's like, well,

Obviously, often it works. There's a reason why people wanna watch it. It's like, I don't know, compare, I don't know, like Breaking Bad type shows to Love Island. People still wanna watch Love Island. Millions do. So it's like, people just have different tastes. I'd rather watch reactions than the thing normally. Yeah, sometimes as well. Like I'll watch part of a music video that's just come out. I'll watch...

Minute of it and then I'll just go watch ten reaction, you know, I feel actually yeah, cuz I was sitting watching podcast I have the worst attention span so that mr. B's can't watch it all of it, but I will listen to see that's weird three hours, but I Watched three hours, but that's what I don't get it man It's just like if you have a bad attention span surely you should watch the mr. Beast video cuz that's just like done I think we're more high in the background. So I don't watch the podcast like this I guess so like

I guess with Mr. V's one, if I look away, I've missed like half the video. - Yeah, I used to do that. I used to have this really weird thing I used to get roasted for at uni. Like whenever I would do an essay, I would,

i had a tv screen on my desk yeah i had the playstation brought along yeah um i used to watch the harry potter's start to finish on a constant loop and i just i did it for four years and it was like i remember reading something saying like we all have a bit of a monkey brain that when you're like working on something like it's in the back going like focus on something else do this like pick up your phone like do this and if you have something like that it was like

- 'Cause I've watched it before. I'm not like, "Oh, what's about to happen? "Is he about to die? "What's about to happen?" I know what's happening, but my monkey brain is still just watching it going like, "Yeah." - I've heard, recently I've seen this. People on TikTok that will play the same song over and over again. They'll do the work, do essays or whatever, and they'll just have the same song playing on the loop. - Yeah. - I just have Twitch open. - Yeah. - I just have a stream. - But I can't do that 'cause then I'm like, "Ooh, I watched a chess stream. "That's so nerdy."

- You didn't want to say that did you? - I paused it, I stopped it and I was like, should I have a football stream? But then I'll just be like, you know, it'll be, he'll be like, oh my God, look at this position. And then I'll just want to turn and focus on it. So it needs to be something where like, I know what's coming next so that I'm never distracted by it. - I watch just, I watch stuff like Call of Duty or something like that. I watch like a Warzone game where, you know, I watch, do you know FIFA Kill?

So just really sick player. He basically just, he just wins every game. So I know he's, I know he's going to win. He's going to get whatever. So I can kind of just have it on the background and it's never really that. Yeah. I don't need to watch it because I know I could watch the next game. Yeah. And then every now and then you can look up for a bit of bonus entertainment. If you're bored, you can just watch for a minute. Yeah. I'll watch the final cycle closing. Yeah. So yeah, that's my monkey brain. Yeah. Yeah.

- This guy can't focus on anything. - Yeah, something's wrong with me, man. Nah, I just watched, I'll put podcasts on. Yeah, I like podcasts. But yeah, I don't know what I do, man. - Here's something I admire Reeve for a lot. He's really good with this kind of stuff and he does daily meditations and stuff. - Nah, he's not a human though. - He's just so in tune with his mind, body and soul. It's actually impressive. - I think we make him really uncomfortable.

what do you mean we call it we're always like you're actually like perfect you're just a perfect human yeah he doesn't know how to reply to it because how do you no i'm not yeah that just makes it sound like you want more sometimes i feel uncomfortable around reeve man which makes me feel like shit yeah just look at him i'm like oh i feel like shit man i think you should take inspiration from it and just be like i want to be a bit more like you yeah but he's he's so far i love hearing him talk about it as well he's so passionate about it and meditation's one where he's just like you know we're

I remember... Where were we? We went for...

- I think you guys might've been there as well. I think we went to Sticks and Sushi for Harry's birthday like a year ago and Reeve was the first one there. We arrived and he was just sat there with his eyes closed. - I definitely wasn't there. - And he just went and said hi. And he was like, "I want five more minutes of my meditation." And we just were just like fine and just gave him his space and peace. - Really? You stayed there when everyone was there? - He just took five minutes. - He makes me feel like shit. - Yeah, man, fuck that. - Anyone else and you'd be like, "You're so weird. Stop doing that." Like if you woke up and Chris was doing that, you'd be like shaking him. - Yeah, that's true.

But with Reeve, you're just like, oh, he's too pure. You're just like, oh, you do your meditation. Reeve just, he's like a mirror to me of what I would be if I looked after myself. Yeah. Did everything right. Like, you just look at the man. What the hell? Like, if I was a really good everything. Yeah. That's it. After the FBL stream, you know, like the last day, we went to a pub.

- No, but before that stream started, we were at a pub and I was driving back after the stream to Nottingham. So I was like, don't drink today, do not drink today, do not drink today. I literally, me and Frizzy get to the pub and when I'm saying don't drink, I'm like, if Frizzy asked me for a pint, I'll say no. We literally sit down and I'm like, oh, do you want a pint? So I feel fresh on myself. Then Reeve gets there, I'm like, oh, you want a pint? He's like, nah, I'm not drinking. I'm like, oh shit, man. I feel like I'm like eight deep now.

And I had to book a hotel, stay the day. It's awful. And he's like, didn't he do the walk across the desert or something as well? Reeve? Was that Reeve? Oh yeah, he did do that. Yeah, he did. That's what he shaved his head for. Yeah, he walked across a...

Theo was supposed to do that, right? And he got his hip done. So he just didn't. - Yeah. But that's just the kind of thing that it's just a real thing, you know? - Just go and walk across the desert. Probably didn't even post about it. - No, he did a video. - I know, I know. - But no, I was gonna say recently you've been in a few videos that I've been involved with as well. - Oh yeah. - So the freezer one, which we'll talk about in a second, but also the Sideman one. - Yeah. - That was it. - Weird hotels. There's Baldy. - Oh, Baldy. - I have to go on that because it's something not wrong with him. - Wow.

the mustache it's not look but you know what it was november yeah yeah yeah but he is allowed he's a charitable guy man bro when i see him shave his head every year as well wait did he do it every year he did it for like three years in a row i swear because he was always live streaming he'd be playing fifa so if we hit this amount i'll shave my head so i'm straight on the stream like donate donate

but yeah no what are you saying sorry i have a video weird weird restaurant yes yes yeah yeah but you were on the karen's team yeah karen steiner yeah it was good fun who are you with you were with i was with chris uh and ethan okay nice that was a good a good mix it was yeah there you go how was the karen this uh pretty tame like they were they were like quite rude but they don't take things like i think almost like when i was like i'm gonna be on on assignment video like

the guy's banter is so much worse than like what someone who's employed at like yeah i agree i agree yeah the stuff like chris and um ethan were saying to me that probably didn't make it in the thing was just like 10 times worse than anything they were saying

They made us do a bunch of like funny, like awkward stuff. And like, it was funny having them yell at you. Like it's a weird dynamic, especially given you don't know them. That's the weird thing. You're like, I don't know this person. And she's like, you know, roasting me for like there. She was like roasting me for having a small dick. And I was like, where's this even come from? I was like, who's giving you this information? How did you know? I think that's exactly what I said. Someone needs to make like an extreme Karen, man. Where they're like, you are a fucking piece of shit. There's no like, no limits. Yeah.

but they said they said they get some like really nasty customers who were just like trying to outdo them yeah trying to outdo them but like go like very for what they look yeah like how they look and stuff and they get people apparently they're like just roast them for their looks and weight and stuff and they're like you are paying for like this fun experience like you know i have to go home and

But yeah, no. - Too hard 'cause when we walked in they did state a load of rules. - Yeah, I was gonna say there are rules about certain things like there's no body shaming or something. - Yeah. - No body shaming. - Although, small penis. - That's exactly what they were saying. Yeah, it was like, they were like, yeah, no body shaming then instantly went from that.

Yeah, I would go to a restaurant that had no limits. They could just say, for the next hour and a half, you can say anything. You can't even post it because it's demonetized. Speaking of Chris and Ethan having, I guess, a more, a worse sense of humor. One of my favorite clips of you is in the Christmas Come Down With Me on Chip's channel.

where you're talking about like the health health issues oh my have you yeah have you seen that is it where someone someone laughs yeah so i got this i got this dna test uh that circle dna one and it basically was like it was it was a really rare thing it was like uh you've got this thing like one in like 16 000 people have it um but like if your partner has this gene as well they come together and like all of your kids will be dead by the time they're five

I'm laughing because of the clip I'm laughing because I know that they burst out laughing but that's another one like even there like I'm pausing like waiting for you to laugh like it's obviously our sense of humour and loads of people messaging me after that being like really harsh with the boys to not take that seriously as if I'm sitting there crying this extremely rare genetic like

carry of this also it's like it's like the first time you've been around chip you know so it's not the first time you've heard his sense of humor yeah oh yeah exactly we watched sometimes assume that the only bits on camera when we speak yeah exactly there's someone behind that i mean chips chips the worst guy off camera as well man yeah little rodent but um and what was the other one in there

There was another one in there where, oh yeah, Harry brought it up. This was so awkward because like I told Harry, obviously like it was one of these off camera things, but like we were quite good friends with our neighbors and they had a cat and it was like, I say in the thing, like they had one of those windows that like, you know, you twist the thing, you pull out and the cat had like, unfortunately like had hung itself on the thing like accidentally. Yeah.

And I didn't, I didn't like want to bring it up. Like I love the neighbors. They're like the sweetest people. Like they were so nice to us that they'd have us around for like Christmas dinners and stuff like that. And, um,

And one of the sons who's like, you know, like 15, just like messages me with like a clip, a quote from the clip. So I was like, they've seen me talk about this guy. And all of the boys on the video just like laughing at their poor like cat that passed away in like the most tragic circumstances. Oh yeah, he said big time because he was like, did it die? And I just go, yeah, it's died big time. And he just said big time.

These videos, even not the Christmas one, the ones that we did for the main series are my favourite videos, man. I don't know why. The banter is just so sharp. I couldn't even speak in the first time. It's just everyone's going at each other. I mean, at a table where everyone's playing up to the cameras, but the booze does it. He did a... What's it called? A pub crawl video. And that was obviously quite mad. And then he did a second one on Thursday. And it just is like... He really...

He doesn't have limits himself. And so when he gets drunk and he's in charge of the video, it's ridiculous. Like we rock up hole one, like 1pm and we do a shot and a double next place. We do a large glass of wine and we're like chip. It's like two, it's like 2pm. We're already like on the verge of like not being able to take. Yeah. Not being able to take, it was like hole four and we were like, I'm genuinely not having any more. Um,

I remember the first one he did, he asked me to do it and I was busy. And I was like, you know what? I'm not saying yes to the next one. He messaged me on that first one and was like, I don't think this is your kind of video. You're right. Ever since the first Sidemen one, I was like, no, I can't do this again. Especially with Chip. I was good because I was like, I'd really enjoy to do this. I'd love to do this. But then I was like, yeah, probably dangerous. Whereas Chip also has like, he has no limits either, like you say. But like also...

I feel like sometimes when you're in a shoot, if you have something that will make someone else uncomfortable, sometimes people will not do it. He will do it. He's like, I'll make you do something uncomfortable, you know? Yeah. So...

but he makes good videos yeah they are because people like people love it like people love watching people suffer like no one wants to watch everyone be nice and have a good time especially like british like followers and viewers like they love people just put like rinsing each other like as much as possible yeah and uh so that kind of sense of humor just is yeah it's so good so who's what's your like favorite channel to be on other than your own

Because you're on a lot of Chris's videos. I do feel like they're all just very similar. Like, you know, the Simon Come Dine With Me one didn't feel that different to doing a shoot day with Chris and Ethan. Like, you know, whether we're kicking a football round or like going to a diner or like doing a chip thing, doing a pub golf, like, because it's all the same sort of people. It's all the same sense of humor. And like, that's what I enjoy. Like,

everyone who's watched Chris in the video knows I'm not that good at football. He's not bringing me on because I'm going to bang a free kick. Like, you know, he's bringing me on because we're good mates and we have a good laugh together. And like,

So I feel like it's all pretty much the same and the same with the Freezy videos. - Yeah, I loved it, man. - The video we did the other day. I was gonna say actually, it was a bit of a, 'cause a lot of the content of us at the table was just chatting, got cut. The main focus was on you guys getting electrocuted, which is funny. - Well, so I was saying, yeah, when he asked me to do it, he told me it was like obviously an etiquette lesson, but what did he tell you? - Oh, so,

So this actually, so when he first messaged me, he didn't even tell me it was a video. He just goes, he goes, hello, mate, getting a few of the boys together to do some etiquette training. And I was like, what do you mean? And he was like, oh, we're going to learn how to speak confidently, how to talk to girls with this kind of stuff. And I was like,

This is kind of like a freezy thing to do, like get some of the boys just do something a bit weird. And I was like, he knows that I'm a bit of an awkward bloke. He was like, he's found some of my weaknesses and he's helping a friend out. So I rocked up thinking that it was just going to be me and a few of the guys just like having like a sort of like...

i don't know how to put it but like a sort of like andrew tate wannabe type guy going like yeah here's how you talk to women like you know this is what you say sort of thing and then all of a sudden the cameras were on us and i was like oh okay and then obviously and we didn't even know that you guys were getting electrocuted so we came out and chip just started going like that and was like nick i when i watched this clip i died laughing watch your idiots man

It's just a bunch of DJs, man. But yeah, no. You got a lot of love on that video. You were looking good in that. I don't know why. I just lost a bit weight. Looking good in that fit. I need to watch this still. When I arrived, Freeze was like, bro, you lost weight as well recently. Yeah, but he was like, you look jacked in this t-shirt. Go to the start, Nick. Freeze was like, you look jacked in this. And then the comments were saying the same. Yeah, mate, all the comments say, yeah, there was a lot of love for you on that video. Is it okay? Sure, I need to buy some more, man. Okay.

Yeah, so we went to etiquette training. Bro, look at that. Bro, how fucking good. Yeah, how fucking good is Randy? YouTube commented. Yeah, go up. Arthur's friend. Yeah, because Freezy kept saying about George. Yeah, he kept calling George Arthur's friend. Yeah.

Yes, we go we do that's good training to teach us then we go to hide pops and reason the obstacle course with a plate of food now and Decide which of you we choose Yeah, so it's catalogs max Farsh Arthur and then George the author's friend And I was like I got a chip chose you and

Actually, you fucked me over, man, because you voted Chip a million out of 10. Yeah. And I would have won without that. Well, I didn't fuck you. He did a good job. Well, if you get a million out of 10. What did you get, Ray? It's not even on the scale. 10 out of 10. To be fair, he whispered on my ear and was like, you're the reason you got AirPods, because we all got gifts. I got AirPods and the other boys got vodka and a kid's toy. That was a Grey Goose, actual Grey Goose bottle.

That's pretty sick. I'd rather the AirPods. I'd rather AirPods. Because I'm an alcoholic. So he was like, nice me. And so I was like, you know, this is my boy Chip. Because she gave me 10 out of 10. Oh, yeah. And the scores aggregate together. Oh, so you only got 20. So you scored like 0.1% of Chip's score. Yeah, but I got maximum. But for some reason, Theo just, he kept saying, oh, I've got heart problems. One thing that did...

So this was another thing as well. Everyone thought that he had like three times the shock. He was getting shocked the same as everyone else. He had 30. His was 30 power. Mine was 70 power. You were getting shocked more than him. Maybe 70. To be fair, it is a thing I do love about Theo. Like he is, he's one of those people that like...

like acts along and makes himself the butt of jokes to like make other jokes funnier and it's just it's always he makes videos so much funnier because he just gives you material to work from well that's why when did the Simon rank YouTubers obviously the favorites for funniest was like Chip and Theo obviously they've got very different humor you know yeah off camera Chip's probably funnier but on on camera Theo knows how to be the joke like then like if he was like acting hard and pretending like it wasn't shocking him and just go yeah yeah like

It would be so boring to watch, but him like spilling stuff. That was one thing I was surprised at, that you guys didn't spill anything on us. No one got shocked when they were pouring the drinks or serving the food. I think because... I was fully expecting like my entire roast dinner to just be on my face. I think the first thing was because we knew that we didn't have any more food.

So we were like, let's just not spill the, like whatever it is. And then after that, it was like, she would tell us, I can't believe you caught that. She would tell us when we had to shock. - I was gonna say, who was shocking? - We shocked, but she tells us when. So she's an etiquette teacher. So she will tell when- - So you get shocked if you do something wrong? - Wrong, yeah, yeah, yeah. Not just for fun, you know? - I thought it was like a wait till he's like carrying something and then shock him. - Yeah, see that's what I was expecting and it just never happened. - Yeah, yeah.

- But they're always, like all of these videos are just always so fun to go along to. - Yeah, I just go for the fun, man. I don't care about the- - Actually, the one time, I don't know how much I enjoyed it, was Chip's dark video. - Oh. - I don't know if you ever saw that. - Yeah, I watched that. - The 48 hours, 50 hours in the dark, like that was like mentally very difficult. - Really? - Like being entirely on your own. - Yeah. - And in pretty much near black. Like it's really annoying 'cause the cameras have like infrared bulbs

So it looks like they're just black and whiting. Like there's loads of shadows, but, and it looks like you see that, see the massive shadow. It looks like that there's a bright light and they've just put a green filter on it, but it's because there's like a, a bulb shining the infrared light. And then it's catching that. And obviously there's, there's the shadows. So I think a lot of people might have, well in the comments, at least we're just kind of going like, it obviously wasn't pitch black. Like we can, we can see all the shadows and,

um which is a shame because like it literally was like you could barely see a thing the only light we had was the little red lights from the from the cameras and that was it like he had taped

Yeah, you watched that, didn't you? The top comment is like, can't wait to watch this on Simon's. That's actually an interesting one. In the same way, you're probably curious about the copyright. So like say Tripp does a video like this and then you watch it on your second channel. Do you ask them first or is that like a... I don't, but I always wait. So if he releases a video today, I'll wait a couple of days, react to it.

on stream and then I'll wait a few more days. Okay, so you give it time to hit the peak. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, I also like, I like to think anyway that I change it a lot in terms of like, I don't just sit and go play.

- Oh, this is funny. - There's a lot of, it's transformative as well. - Like a lot of people, immediately like I do watch the whole video, but a lot of people in my chat literally go like, "Stop fucking pausing it." And I'm like, "Well, no, I'm pausing it so that it's not just the video." - Also you'll do more of like, say like on a beta score, they enjoy it when you react to it. - Yeah. - So I'll encourage you more. I know Chip loves it when you react to it as well. So you'll do more of that, you know? And in terms of like Mr. Beast, like, you know, anyone can do that. - Yeah. Some people have said like, oh,

can you not react to my stuff anymore? And I'm like, okay, calm. I got one from when Vic did one. He did his house tour. And he was like, he put it in the chat. He put it in the chat. He's like, no one reacted to this. Yeah. He said, no one reacted to my house tour, by the way. And then he private messaged me as well and said, don't react to it. Just me. I thought you needed the extra 100. Just in case you didn't catch that. So no one ever did it. And then about, I think it was like,

I think it was like three weeks later. So I think it was Harry reacts to it on stream. - Yeah. - And I was like, what's happening here then? - Harry just is so the type of guy that just seems to get away with just literally everything. - Literally three days after that I went, well, I'm reacting to this. - And did you? - I did it about, I think I did it like six months later or something like that. - Yeah. Well he does also, I love his second channel like integrations. Cause it's a start. - Harry. - Yeah, he just starts a video. By the way guys, today's video is sponsored by.

- I actually did a little podcast with a guy called Mulvey. His name, he's got this like podcast called Not Bothered. - Is it in a park? - It's in a park. - Is that the one? Okay, yeah. - So me and Randy have both had this come up on our TikTok. - Really? - I've had like 12 episodes or 12 short episodes. - It's probably 'cause you watched one of them. - Yeah. - 'Cause I think most of the clips have like 300 views. Like there's the occasional one with a couple of- - I've seen all of it. - There's a couple with like a couple hundred K 'cause I'll like, he'll cut it.

- And yeah, there you go. - How long has it been? - I reckon I've seen about 20 to 30 minutes. - Yeah, yeah. - But you speak well in it and you make some good points as well. I'm actually like learning from it. - Yeah. But yeah, no, so he is, yeah, great venue. So his thing is like, they do his, he does his podcast in weird places. So he did one with, I don't know if you know, Kurt Kaz.

He's like a travel vlogger. Look at this guy, search up Kurt Kaz. He literally bangs tens of millions of views. You might have seen clips of him on TikTok. He's a big, hard South African guy. And he'll go into the roughest places in South Africa, Colombia. Go on his thing and go most viewed. And he'll go to people who are threatening to kill him.

How you talking about John? This is one of them. Yeah. There's a bunch of guys. There's boredom bankrupt as well as another guy. Yeah. And people just love his stuff. Cause he literally just like, his life is on the line in half of his videos. Like he's literally there with like cartel members that are like, that will be like, okay, you've got, you come here with cameras, you've got money, give us 10 grand or we're going to behead you type things like seriously scary. What does he do? Uh,

uh yeah well i mean he's banging like millions he probably pays uh i think sometimes he he doesn't but he's like a big he's quite an intimidating character himself but he did he did the first podcast with that guy just on beaches yeah they were literally just on on a beach like great view and he the last one which isn't out yet he did up a tree with a guy oh wow so that's his kind of thing and yeah he was like can i just do this with you yes um yeah his first couple of

Videos were getting hundreds of thousands of views, but he's been like a longtime viewer of me like since pre face reveal Yeah, always like been very nice and stuff like drop me a load of messages and we've chat before so I was like Yeah, I'd be happy to come on and just same sort of thing just wanted to sort of like have a little chat and I saw one of the most controversial things in that video. There was the socks, right? The socks. Yes, we had like We were right now

Adidas. Adidas. Oh no. Are they different Adidas though? No, no, no, no, no, no. Just fold it differently. No. Okay. Yeah. I was probably in a rush. I think I literally just got back from a holiday and it was sort of like, I had like three pairs of like three individual socks that were clean and none of them were pairs. But, uh, oh, there you go. Some nice cover.

a couple of nice comments that is a good I mean from what I saw on my end you know good clips because he gives a lot of advice to like up and coming YouTubers and like stuff like that on his channel I might watch some more man get some tips go to the video the channel again Nick the Kirk Kaz I saw a video for Toby man go down on the left is it because it said Colombian women but Mulvey was literally he was like

so i think the guy who did the podcast is his like channel manager and get some brand deals and stuff and he was like please feel free to react to as much of this as you want like cut of you more than happy for you too and this guy bangs shorts and he said he's gone from like cup cup 100k to like couple mil like mad or at least a mil and a bit so quickly yeah it's always sick to like i think we well let me i would like live in a bubble a little bit in like the uk like youtube fifa kind of scene so it's sick to see people just like

Well, I mean now YouTube is so mainstream that people do anything, but it's always nice when someone does something that's not necessarily like meta and then they turn it into the thing and grow and grow and grow. - It came up 'cause I think he did a going to Pakistan like Chip did. And I don't know if you know, I was supposed to be on that one as well. - Really? - So the guy, the channel manager was like, "I've just got back from there a month ago and I've been going to the toilet every day."

every hour non-stop for the last month yeah and then i was like i asked my dad actually there's one more funny one but i asked my dad and he went on a cricket tour there when he was at uni and one of his mates had such a dodgy meal that he's got one of those like bags that sits outside your stomach and has a hole through it and he was like and so i asked a bunch of travel vloggers and i've got a friend from pakistan as well and he was like just make sure you eat everything that's sealed or like thoroughly well cooked and then literally like i

I was really cool. I was sending Chip loads of messages. I mean, I'm really not sure about this. This sounds really dodgy. And he's like, don't worry, man. We've got a tour guide who'll help us. I was like, I really don't know. And like the government website was like, there's been an earthquake recently. So be careful. And we're also, this is quite dark. I don't know if I'm allowed to talk about this. No, that, um,

But the UK government was like, we're expecting a terrorist attack. And I was like, Chip, I'm getting so much anxiety about this. And he did the video and he came back and on the Monday, the terrorist attack happened. Hundreds of people died. And I was like, this is the exact same thing I was scared of. But I went for dinner with Harry a couple of days before I was due to leave. And he was just like, oh, how are you doing in Pakistan? He was like,

do you know how many planes crash? - Bro, never talk to Harry about a trip. - He was like showing me videos of like planes that were going down and he was like, there's a good chance. And I was like, this is the final straw. - Yeah, so everything that could go wrong was like, yeah, it was not one thing. It was like signs. - There were too many things piling up and I was like, the health, they're like, I was like, it was too much. I decided not to go. But I kind of regret not going, you know. - He made a good video. - He made a great video. The locals were lovely to him. Like he obviously is fine.

health-wise from it like yeah yeah i think obviously a bit of it's probably ignorance from my side just going like you know it's an unknown yeah and being scared of it so i you know i've got some regrets not going but i think we're going to a similar sort of place this summer to do a similar one so i'm gonna try and not yeah yeah no no spoilers obviously he wouldn't want me to leak anymore but yeah yeah um yeah i think i'll go and just see what happens

Every time we go anywhere, Harry just, whatever, like we've got a private jet to Ibiza and he's like, oh, this plane. Oh, this is the statistics of crashes. He finds the models of the planes and then checks the thing. And he'll watch it on the flight as well. On the flight, he'll watch like downloaded videos of like plane crashes.

- Yeah, and he was like, "What airline are you with?" And I was like, "This one." He was like, "Look at this 2018 video of this plane." And it's literally just like going up like that. - But he's terrified of flying. - Yeah. - Like whenever it's like a small plane, he's like, "Oh no, no, no, I'm not going on that unless it's a little bit bigger or whatever." - I think he watches it to like give him the information. So at least he knows the risk on there. - Maybe it's a bit of a misery loves company thing where he's just like,

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Yeah, how long ago did you go on this? It's like two years, right? It wasn't the last season. It was the season before, right? Yeah, so season three was the one that just came out and I was on season two. No, it was really good fun. I think some of the people that I met in there are now friends for life, especially Jokeman. Jokeman's one of my best mates now. We hang out. Oh my goodness. That was an interesting roast battle.

But yeah, no, it was a weird experience. The whole not knowing what's going on in the outside world is weird. Like, I think you constantly have fears that like your nan will have died and like, you know, you'll come back and

that you know true actually yeah because they don't you don't get world news i'm sure it was a world war three is on the horizon type thing it was we were going in there as well and it was like uh what if you come out and just you know there's not been no contact just like everything's been nuked yeah so how long it was one week two weeks two weeks yeah 14 days of like

Literally nothing. Literally no contact with the outside world. Everyone's sleeping in the same room. It's pretty intense. I kind of panic a little bit when I put my phone on do not disturb for like five, six hours. Like what am I going to get back to? Yeah. I wake up in the morning like, fuck, what's happening? It was really nice. I'm really disappointed I couldn't keep it up because like when I came out, I was like, after a few days when you lose that feeling of anxiety, you just kind of forget about it. And for ages when we came out, we were like just not really checking our phones. But you just fall back into the habit so easily. Yeah.

but no i was i mean some of the heart like some of the worst things was like we were all so ill by the end like there was dust everywhere that we were all in the exact same room and like so i think one person might have brought one illness in and it just meant we all had it yeah we it turns out like they don't we didn't get clocks either so we had no idea what time it was so we didn't know when we were going to bed or when we were waking up and at the end they were like

Like they told us, they were like, you guys are going to bed at like 5, 6 a.m. and waking up at like 8 a.m. Like we were running on so little sleep. You just thought that that jarring feeling was just the bright lights. Wait, so you didn't even know how long you were sleeping? We had no idea. You have no concept of time. I get that, but like- All you'd know is I'm a bit tired. Yeah. But you just think you're tired because it's just like, it's a-

I feel like they should at least let you know like how long you've all slept for. That'd be nice. Yeah. But I think that's part, like it's another one where they kind of, like people don't want to see a bunch of people hanging out that are well slept, that are having a good time. Like they want there to be drama and divisiveness. It's, it's,

it's like a mini love island like you know in love island like they'll put two people who hate each other and be like you need to have a conversation about what just happened yeah you know because it's entertaining agitated you get yeah yeah yeah yeah true if i have a little sleep and you say something that normally i'd be okay with yeah i'm going at you yeah well i said i love that and everyone wears like sunglasses when it seems they wake up yeah because that's so bright yeah exactly did you get told who else was going to be in there before you

Yeah, the whole lineup and stuff was leaked and I didn't know anyone, which was kind of nice, I guess, because it was just meant like, you know, starting from a clean slate with everyone. True, true. I felt like if you go in knowing one person, you're just going to spend the whole time with that person. Yeah, exactly. You might have become better friends, but you're not making... And I was so different to everyone else. Like all the guys were much more like...

you know road many type guys yeah and i was just i just so clearly stuck out um but it was fine because they were always such nice people like they sort of took me under their wing i mean i don't know if you ever i got roasted so much for it since but the uh joke man on episode three put me in a do-rag and uh it just became a bit of a thing and like the number of times they'd like

I don't know whether they, I've never actually watched the whole thing back. So I don't know whether they made it look like I kept asking or like, but they were, they were going like, all right, do rag time joke, man. Like come put one on Arthur. So see, and he's like, he's like the coolest guy as well. Like literally the sweetest boy. And so he was like, he was, he just spent the whole time trying to get me in on like Jamaican culture. Yeah. Yeah. Like he, you know, it's all he's ever known. And,

He just wants to share it with the world, so. So you watched, this is season two, Chip was the season three one, right? Which one did you watch, like all of it? I know you watched a lot of these. I feel like I watched all of them. Oh, did you watch season two as well? Yeah. Well, I know when you were first in this, we were like, oh, we should get on a podcast. That's how bad we are asking people. Really? It was that long ago? Now is when you're on here, yeah. Who else was on this series?

Anastasia Kingsworth? No, E-Man season one. We also saw season one. LDN was on this. Yeah, Jamie. And then who was on season three? Chip. Max Kadar.

I didn't watch that. Okay. I didn't watch that series, but I saw hundreds of TikToks. I saw like every. Oh yeah. The whole thing. So when we were going in, it was just about the start of the TikTok boom. Right, right. Like 2021 era. And so like a lot of stuff was getting put there, but like the whole show is essentially put on from season three. I mean, that happens now with like everything, doesn't it? Like the number of times I see like this podcast, Side Plus stuff like come up, like Sidemen video is like,

And it's a lawless land on TikTok, isn't it? Like copyright just isn't a thing. Oh, half the clips are not even us. I see probably like more other clips of us. That's what he's saying. Oh yeah, sorry, yeah. Yeah, oh yeah, that's what I mean. It's other people just like,

I mean, we were talking about like people upload full movies. There's just no repercussions on YouTube. Like you'll get the content system, like auto checking it and taking it down and hiding it or whatever. But on TikTok, like no, no one is in charge. Like anything can go up. I think TikTok pushed that as well because they know that like there'll be a point at some point where they have to stop doing that. But like for now, it's like the Wild West. So they can grow their user base and then at some point kick off.

know i mean even on youtube you still do things on youtube you know that you can't do anymore oh jk barrett yeah of course yeah i didn't watch this but nightscape oh yeah i didn't watch it but yeah as i said tick tock yeah it is a funny one though because obviously people do make their mind up it's a bit like the love island stuff like i don't know if you ever hear the love island people come out and like there'll be people who everyone's like why why does no one like this person in the villa like everyone seems so mean to them and like

Everyone at home is like, oh, they're all so mean to them and no one wants to be friends with them, but they're so sweet. And then you always find out like three months down the line that like secretly they said something was so horrendous that it had to be cut off the show. And it's like, but people make their minds up based on what they see. And I don't think it's always necessarily like what's actually going on, if that makes sense. How did the, how did like cleaning and food work? We had to clean ourselves, I think. Okay.

How did that work? Was there any proper cleaner at some point? They go out of the villa on like a Sunday. Oh, wow. And they go out of the villa and they get cleaned. We didn't get any sort of time out of the villa. We definitely were doing all the dishwashers and dishes and stuff. Would you cook? And then you'd cook your own food? We'd cook...

and food in between, but they had a chef that was doing sort of like bulk meals, like almost like kids' school meals. But that was one of the other things, like it was awful. Like some days we'd rock up and we'd get this like polystyrene box of like watery lentil dal curry, just the liquid, nothing else. No rice, no potatoes, nothing.

and we were just awful and joke man every day would just be like he was like get me caribbean food please just like i'll pay you whatever it takes just go get me some chicken rice and i'll be so much happier and we were like and then certain people were like i can't eat this like bring me something special and we were like i would rather have that like vegan burger and then by the end the chef was just like tell me what you want and i'll make it and we would like literally just give us chicken and rice and burgers for the rest of the thing yeah because it was uh

yeah it's a it's a good concept so because it's basically big brother in it so yeah yeah but with like a youtube twist so things like i'm a celebrity

yeah i'm surprised no one's done that yet for youtubers do it for a week yeah that's true i mean the budgets budget is crazy like i'm i mean i've i doubt they make it back on the views like renting a big house all the equipment all the people monitoring like they have like a shed of like editors because obviously like they're because it's 24 around the clock like they need people to just like pull the files and just be editing and it's like it's like uh you know the social network when facebook's starting up yeah yeah at their computers it literally looks like a scene from that

So I think if a YouTuber wanted to do it, probably wouldn't be even profitable. You have to get a brand. You have to get every top YouTuber involved. Mr. Beast. Yeah. He's probably the only one. And you have to get like, you know, Logan Paul. Yeah. Sponsors. But then also they'll just do it on their own. Not for you. How many big YouTubers want to put themselves through that? Like I, at the time I was like,

kind of like a bit of an unknown people didn't really know who i was as a person yeah i was like this is like it's gonna suck and i'm not gonna be able to make content for two weeks but on the upside like people kind of get to know me a bit better and stuff like that whereas for you you'll be like everyone knows who i am you don't have to agree to this but you'll be like i don't know if it's worth suffering for two weeks to go on the show maybe mr beast could chuck in a bunch of extra money but like i guess mr beast is like the platform that

realistically

as much as anyone can know anyone, if you're on MrBeast's channel, more people are knowing about you. - Yeah, that's so true. - They asked me to go on the lockdown. - Yeah? - And I was like- - You're gonna be like, MrBeast asked you to be on the ferry. - No, no, I was like, it was just as Pokemon was like blowing up. So for more for me, I was like, I just can't make, I can't stop making content for two weeks. 'Cause I was like every day at that point. And they kept, there's like, oh, how much? And I was like, I don't really care. But if you wanted to do it, how much? I was like, I should have said a number just to find out at least.

And then said no, but... To find out your worth. Yeah. Now I'm like, guys, can I come back? Please, man. Well, they're definitely doing another season, so you can always float it by them. Yeah.

We'll see. But no. Would you do anything like that? I know, obviously, like... Yeah, would you do any of them? You do like the shows, right? I know, and I actually love to. It is just two weeks. I don't go on holiday for two weeks. Yeah, you don't. You don't. It's a long time. That's why I first... When I was doing my videos, I was shocked how you guys don't go anywhere for more than a week. I go on holidays two weeks all the time. Yeah. But now, I know, because you get back and you're like, you forgot how to make YouTube videos. Everything's gone. The momentum's gone. I'm like...

My mum was saying, by the way, after your wedding, she was like, "Sam was posted a video every single day." And I was like, "Yeah." She was like, "How early did you have to film to get all those ahead?" I was like, "Like four weeks."

week she was like he's really good you know i was like all right tell me what failure man my dad does that with chris really my dad's a big like football fan yeah 100 never watches my videos about like reality tv relationships but will be like god have you seen the new chris md video has never once complimented me on one of mine and the one time like we did that like famous like recreating famous goals yeah

And like I scored the Ronaldo free kick from Mars out so I sent it to him and I was like dad look at this and he was like his only response was didn't get a lot of power on it though did you? So dad tell me you're proud of me once please that's all I need. Please please. I saw recently you guys have been doing a lot of like the not group channel stuff but like reacting together. Yeah. How's that been going? Pretty good. Yeah.

we like it's i think everyone's like not wanting it to become like a necessary like a a named group yeah people obviously like on the internet there's like a couple of like names for like the group of us and stuff but i mean like it makes sense like if like me and george like have very similar senses of humor like obviously that's why he's doing chris's videos with him as well like yeah on the like you know he's just we're quite similar people um and

and obviously we'll kind of do like commentary stuff so it just kind of made sense i think alex just kind of went one day like let's do it you know he did the e-boys and it did quite well and then obviously like group stuff just does do quite well but i feel like you're right that when it becomes actual group or a name there's more expectations there and it changes yeah i think like the way you guys do now it seems to work for you well just rotate around and i think like six like six or five or six people is like it's quite a heavy amount of people to like

get like try and organize schedules and stuff like that. So, I mean, I'm sure you can imagine. So I think it, it,

it went well like right at the start but like getting everyone when they were hype but like now i think everyone's just like okay we've kind of had that big boom yeah we'll still make videos and stuff together because reaction videos are better as well when it's not just you like yeah i don't know the money i would give to be able to have like a like ksi's like natural laugh or like yeah where you can watch something and just be like sometimes i'll watch a clip of them like laughing at stuff and i'll just laugh because they're just laughing whereas with me i'm like

I hate watching his Reddit videos, man, because it just makes me think. So easy. His Reddit is actually really good anyway. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The content is good. But yeah, he just looks at something and laughs. It makes it so much more enjoyable. I can't naturally laugh at stuff like I just don't. Like if I find something funny, I just kind of like exhale and like I'll watch it back on a React video if I'm by myself. Yeah, yeah. You know what I realized as well, right? I'm watching his video and I think what adds to his video is that it takes him so long to read the titles.

Yeah, he reads it like a child. Yeah, so for me, I will go on Reddit and I'll see the meme and the title together. I've seen it. He goes like, da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. I'm like, bro, how are you

how are you not looking down man he's good at it he's really good at it we just make that reaction stuff so easy because I did a reaction video solo the other day and I was watching it back and I was like man this is I'm going to need some like serious background music here and need it like rapidly chopped up yeah but I mean that's you know you pay good editors like I've

send it to a few editors and some of them come back and they can take the driest thing and make it entertaining. But I don't really watch much YouTube. I was used to watching a lot of PewDiePie's videos. Yeah, yeah. And he's the same, to be fair. He doesn't really laugh out loud at stuff. So I was like, you know, fucking try and do it. It can be done. As long as you be yourself, it's what makes it authentic to the viewer and also less likely for you to burn out anyway. If you do something you don't enjoy after a while or if you're hyping yourself up too much, it's hard to keep it going. When I was doing reactions, I had to like, I had to go prime energy before it.

and then do like three or four videos before it runs out. My attention span is so shit. Sometimes I can't watch like, sometimes I'll do unusual memes. Have you seen that one where it's just like, it's just literally TikTok videos like this, non-stop, non-stop. They're like four second clips and they don't stop. Even those. How do you react to that? You don't.

- You literally just press play. - Yeah. - Whoa. - When I was like researching the, I was looking for like other people who had done reaction stuff where I was like, who can I see who's similar to me that's like doing well?

and i watched one of xqc's and it's no joke a 10 minute video taken from his stream on his main channel with so many views and he could have a png of his face there it would not be a different video like he is literally just deadpan staring at this thing i've seen a youtuber who actually has i don't want to name them but they've done a video once where they reacted and they didn't have the video like they're clearly not reacting to that video oh they've done generic reactions and they've used it in like three videos that's crazy and then they just put different clips in there

that is crazy yeah excuse he's also like um he's like just interesting guy that's what he's just interesting me too like and then people try and copy that style i'm like it's not his style that works it's he works yeah he's just unreal you see that clip of him talking about right games he's talking about uh valorant i don't want to repeat it because i can't do it but he was talking about how like they start off with like the agents that are like you know one uh flash and next minute can we play we can't play audio can we

Okay, bless. That's not good. But anyway, he just goes like, now they're creating characters that can go through walls, download the game, create a new universe. The way he does it is just unreal. But obviously when I explain it, it's just awful. Have you seen him? He's been on the stream with Madison Beer recently. Talking about stuff and just the way he stumbles over his words.

There was like a TikTok that came up of him, like, because obviously English isn't his native language as well, of like him like saying things that like,

the completely wrong things yeah a cheetah will come up on screen like cheetah yeah he's not trying either yeah it's just been him because he's from quebec so it's like xqc xqc is x quebec yeah there's a girl now who just like a lot of uh content streaming too and everyone keeps saying oh you're just trying to copy xqc she's like no i'm from quebec this is my accent oh yeah this is me as well because her name is something like something qc as well everyone's like oh you're copying you're copying i think they did a video together you know yeah yeah he's got the weird like

Swedish, whatever Scandinavian he is. French, right? And then French Canada. Oh, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then the English-American legend. He plays with Kai and he's like, what's your favourite Pokemon? Yes, yes. And Kai says like,

and he says oh that's not that's not unique that's basic or something like that yeah but his accent makes it sound like the n-word yeah i was like what what did you say what what what that's when he gets really angry as well there was one where did you see the one where it was like a tiktok and it was like he was like supposed to like pronounce words and he was going like you

you know, like a esophagus. And then one was like, say Tuesday and he goes Tuesday. And the guy goes Tuesday. And he's like, what? What's this guy's problem, man? It's like, he's talking to, he's just so funny. He streams like 19 hours a day and his channels are just like 12 videos a day, just clipped up. To be fair, you can't keep any kind of energy up. Like you can't expect him for 10 minutes straight when he's rapping to TikToks to just constantly be

talking like I don't know how people do that all day every day in his channel of course it's just people have laid it for him you know they'll just hire people to do that yeah minions on the background yeah yeah now he's got 100 mil so he doesn't I don't think he cares I've been giving that guy 100 mil man would you guys take a kick a kick deal oh 100 mil all depends on the money yeah I think a lot of people would man I think like but I think that yeah would you

yeah oh yeah yeah just joking it's like you asked man you know the tough part is they'll see like someone like i think the hard part is they'll see big creators get these deals then everyone thinks the small streamers will think oh i'll just go and start on quick kick then it's that easy but then they have to realize they have to start their audience again yeah um but i was gonna say on tiktok you actually make a lot of tiktoks right or at one point i know i i'm a fia just so you didn't like facts there was a time when i was just doing like daily daily tiktoks like i've got

I got like my editor I just decided to take him full time because I don't make that much content like a lot of the times he's like making TikTok clips or like help script writing and stuff and so a lot of the time I'm just like make a TikTok every day and then so like I go through phases of it like I wish I was more organised but some days I'll go for it you know what ones I always used to see I think they were banging for you it was like the um

who makes you smile like that oh my god i was so cooked for that as well that was so cringe or your friends yeah sorry to put you on blast but they were banging though right they were doing yeah after tv tiktok if you go on my tip my tiktok it's like one of the two or three pins i'm not that ashamed of it yeah but it just is so it's actually it's so it's so cringe it was a trend it was it was

Oh, is it not pinned? Maybe not on web. It doesn't say web, but I don't think it has. It's probably too far down. If you type in like Arthur TV, who got you smiling like that? He's bang, man. He's bang on TikTok. Got you smiling like that. It was just you like at the start, right? Yeah, just like you. And it was... These are? Yeah. These. Oh. Oh, no, there you go. Is it playing? Oh, man, I hate this so much. That's literally the trend. But I used to get you all the time, man.

- Aw, cute dog. And it was literally like, they were just doing, I mean that one got 15 mil views. - Yeah, yeah. - And it was literally just like, the sound is like, man, who got you smiling at that? And you just put a clip of like something that made you smile. - Yeah, yeah. - And it was- - I don't know what's happening. - Would you redo the clips or would you do, was it the same one every time? - No, I'd redo the clips, yeah. - New outfits. - Yeah, new outfits and stuff. But man, those old TikToks, every time I get tagged in them sometimes, it's just so cringe.

- Nah, you gotta go through it, man. You gotta go through it. - I feel like when it bangs though, it's fine. - Yeah. - It's so true. - If that had like five views, that would be so much worse than having 15 mil, but. - Yeah. - All right, Nick. - Nah, nah, nah, but the fact that one of them has gone to 15 mil means that the others were worth it. - I know. - Yeah, yeah. - Oh, I thought that was him going, "Hey, this one's not cool, guys." - This one's cringe. - This one's really cringe.

Yeah, I know people who were like- Flop it or not, apparently. People try and do TikTok and they'll get really disheartened when it doesn't get many views. I'm like, on TikTok, don't worry about views, man. Just post them. One will go and then that's it. You do not care about views on TikTok, man. And it's not even a case of you need the momentum. Literally, one of them will. Yeah. It's not a hootie, man. No.

And as well with YouTube, like if you work a week on a video being like putting so much effort into a thumbnail tied to a structure and all that kind of stuff and it flops, you're like so depressing. Whereas on TikTok, you're like, I can literally film another one in five minutes and upload it. It is the low effort TikToks that go mad. Yeah, that's so annoying. There's so many that I like have put decent effort into doing a trend and putting a picture of a smiley dog on the screen. For fuck's sake, some old things to go. Yeah, yeah. I feel like...

Well, George is probably one of the only people I know that does TikTok really well consistently, right? Yeah, that's like his thing. He's like a TikToker. Because I feel like everyone in our circle is just...

They're not great at all social medias, if you know what I mean. - Yeah, but there are people who do that type of stuff, just not necessarily crossing over to YouTube yet. - Yeah, but I'm meaning in like our circle. Like if you go to any American circle, they're all just like spamming out TikTok, spamming Instagrams, whatever. - It's just like, I think a lot of us are not based on like,

I think it depends when you start. If you start now as an influencer, I think you get the idea of like, I'm waking up today and I'm making loads of content and I'm sharing it out and being that guy. But a lot of us came from like, just wanting to make like sick cod videos, you know? And like, I don't know, just a different vibe. Like a lot of us are not actually like the influencers type of people. Whereas, I hate it. I hate social media. I hate posting pictures. I hate posting Instagram stories, you know? Whereas some people love it and it comes natural to them. - Yeah. - I think you just get roasted. That's the issue. - Yeah. - If I did TikTok,

- Like I remember when TikTok started banging, Ethan said in our group chat, he was like, "Oh, I could see Simon as like a TikToker, you know, like doing all the dances and stuff." I was like, "What does that mean?" - No, 'cause you would dance from time to time, you know? - No, I wouldn't. - What? - I wouldn't. - In your videos, I'd see you dance moves. - No. - Are you a dancer? - No. - You would do like the whip and that.

That's it, when everyone did it. - That's a bit of a meme as well. - Yeah, exactly. - He's not doing the renegade. - No, and it was literally that, not like a full on like whatever, all this stuff. - But after like back in the day you'd like, and then just waff out a dance move. - No. - That takes what you did for the Sidemen one. There you go, fall out dances in the football game. - Yeah, that was like a, you say it. - Yeah, you two have been judged for dance now and then.

- No, not like actual dance, get rid of this. - That's probably where Ethan takes it from. - Mini Minters best dance moment, that's so funny. - Look at you going man, look at you, shining. - Well, it was kind of ironic 'cause Ethan was in the end the one that did the TikTok dance. - Did he? - Have you not seen? - I'll pull it up man.

What, Ethan, is that a proper...? It was proper, like, bait. Bait? What would you use? I am so happy showing more people this. What, like a thirst trap? No. Kind of, kind of. No, he's done a lot of thirst trap ones, but this one. Just type in... Yeah, okay, yeah, yeah. This is... This is the worst one. He's still angry. So, look. He's there. Oh, and then the girls disappear. Oh, my... Oh, my word! Oh, my word!

Oh no, that hurts. After saying it, I'll never forget you said it. And then I just bring up that every time. Well, look, but you did the one on the Simon account.

where the arms are falling and you're like, you look so happy in that one. - It's 'cause I was happy I made like a really high effort TikTok that I thought was good and then it didn't do that well. But if those bang, if I did TikTok dances and they banged, everyone would rate it. But for the first 10, if they stunk, I would be mocked every day. - I do think it's a UK and US audience as well. I swear UK viewers don't wanna see you dancing. Whereas in America, they're like, it's such a different culture.

You've got to have a six pack as well. Yeah. You've got to look. You don't even. Yeah. Like the Bryce Hall kind of. Okay. That look. Yeah. I mean.

They would do some Being like Vinny Hacker on TikTok and literally jumping out the shower, just filming yourself going like that. Just banging 10 mil. Must be crazy. I would love to see his DMs. They must be freaking wild. Actually true. Vinny Hacker, man. And also destroyed Deji as well. And also Sweet Guy apparently from what I've heard. Yeah, I'm sure they're all nice. Apparently a lot of them are really cringe behind the scenes, but apparently he's really sweet guy. I've only witnessed when he fought Deji and he was

he was really nice did you talk to him like behind the scenes then much or not really no because they fought in America I think right and you weren't out there no no but like the way that he talks to Deji in the videos and like afterwards and stuff he seems yeah seems nice yeah yeah he seems very like self aware of his content and is like I'm very aware this is crazy I can only apologize but like it does well it pays my bills like

You know, you can't hate it if people are doing it. - I feel like in America, the culture is just so crazy. I bet you can like get a TikTok account to like 20, 30K and already get like PR companies hitting you up. And then at that point then they'll just dictate your, you know, do this, do that, you know, I like this.

American parties, well, we know they're crazy, but it's just like, I could never live like that, man. They're just like so based on numbers. For example, do parties where you can't get in unless you have like 100K followers. Yeah, I've heard of that. What the fuck, man? I've got friends that have been to LA and they've been like at the door. They've been checking if you're verified on Instagram. What the fuck, man? You can't get in if you're not verified. Yeah.

- I had like three conversations the last time I was there that started without not what's your name or who are you or whatever, it was how many followers do you have? And it's just as soon as they do that, I go, I don't want this conversation. - It doesn't really happen in our like circle at all. Like obviously like I am very small compared with most people. I feel like everyone's pretty nice to me and stuff. But there was one, it wasn't like the group, like any of our group now, it's like a group when I started doing commentary, one of our friends brought her boyfriend into a party

a party and he was going around and um apparently the number of people that went like

hey how's it going like what do you do youtube and stuff and he'd be like oh no i don't have any subscribers like apparently there are people just going like oh okay and turn around and just walking away which is just so bizarre to me yeah in the uk as well but it's weird because that that like the people at that party and that was a scene where it was like everyone there was like 20 to 50k subs and for some reason it's weirder than like i felt under more pressure then at an event than i would like now with people like millions like

Yeah. I think a lot of like, at least people that we know, it's like wide circle or whatever it is. Everyone's just really, really nice. Like everyone's just top people. Yeah. I feel like as well, I think it's quite obvious that like, if you weren't a nice person, you wouldn't,

like i think everyone can tell that like in the group yeah if someone's like welcomed in or they're already a part of the group like if they weren't a nice person they wouldn't be there yeah yeah like i feel like if someone brings someone along like you know george come along to the video yeah if he's nice like people just gonna be nice to him yeah yeah whereas if he comes in and just starts being like a dick and is like really up himself or something like people are just gonna go i'm not gonna have you along yeah basically if you see someone appear in a video once and never again yeah

- Yeah, yeah. - I might invite someone into a Simon video soon and just never invite them. - It's a really nice person. - Well, I mean, has that happened over the years? Have you had people that like have sort of come in and you just been like, oh, we really don't like, not see don't really want to name drop. - I genuinely don't think so. 'Cause we don't really try and collab with people that just aren't friends. If you know what I mean? Like we're not inviting.

we're not going okay we need this person for this reason we're going who's gonna make a good video because they got good chemistry yeah yeah and you'd probably only know that if they're already kind of your mates because you've like banded with them before yeah that doesn't make sense obviously we have done videos like jidian logan paul yeah but everyone's i've barely ever met a youtuber that i haven't thought is a nice person yeah it's

It's harder with YouTube. Like with TikTok, if you're going famous for dancing, like it's easy to be like a shit person and no one knows until like it comes out. Whereas without on YouTube, at least, I mean, obviously things can, you know, come out and stuff. But like most of the people, you can just tell if people are nice from their YouTube videos because like it's just so obvious in the way they come across them. Yeah.

And podcasts as well. Yeah, and the word spreads so quick as well. Yeah. Like, if you do anything, like, if you're a dick in a restaurant away from videos, someone will, like, clock it and spread the news. Yeah. I did, like, a clickbait Reddit video recently where I was like, you know that time I was in your 20 vs 1 while I was waiting for the next video? And someone commented, like, oh, I assumed you were just

at every Simon shoot. - They just pull you in when they need something. - What? No. Imagine just like they're ready on this side. - Should we bring Randy into this one? - I got referred to as Chris's cameraman a couple of times when I first started doing videos with him. And people were like, "Oh, who is this guy?" When it come up, I'm like, "Oh, it's Chris's cameraman." I was like, "Where does that come from?"

- Do you ever read rumors about yourself and you're just like, where's that? Where's that come from? - When I started seeing that stuff, when I actually started to not believe all the, you know how you sometimes will hear someone online say, oh, I met someone at a restaurant and they were really not a nice person. I started to take that a lot less seriously when I heard people lie about me. 'Cause I was like, well, this is not true. So then imagine all the things they say about this actor. Sometimes you hear a lot of stuff and it's like, well, that surely can't be a coincidence now. But I don't know, some people say some things on TikTok, I'm like, it's just wrong. Like you just made it up.

but yeah yeah yeah it's bizarre people love to like talk like that as well like you know

like they can if they hear one bad thing they can be like oh well i had this interaction and actually like through this view it could be seen like this you know yeah and yeah did you this is completely random when you started posting your first videos did you have face cam no i didn't know how long was it till you had face cam uh a year i did it when i hit 100k because of the law stuff right it was nervous it was well it started off as the law stuff because i was like if yeah i didn't want my like law firm like

finding out and like freaking out about it although they did in the end like by the time I left like all of my partners had like Arthur TV merch like they were like sipping tea out of Arthur TV mugs like which was quite funny they're probably still in the law firm offices now it's just bizarre um

But yeah, when I started, I mean, mainly it was because I was a student, I couldn't afford anything. My first ever video, if you hear the quality of it, I'm using the mic built into my old MacBook Pro. Like that's how bad the quality was. MacBook Pros are good mics. Nowadays, yeah, but probably back like a good five or six years. Like it sounds so bad. And then it was the same with the camera. I looked at like DSLR and it was like a grand and then a lens was a grand. And then I was like...

I'm literally like eating one pound beans for dinner tonight. I'm going to have to spend the next, what's that? Six years of saving a pound a day for just to save up how much money I need. So I was just like, I'm not going to, I'm not going to do this until I'm like, if I hit a hundred K, I'll know that this could be going somewhere. I would have hopefully earned enough. And then I'll buy a, buy a camera. If you could be in the exact same position right now as you're in,

without showing your face, would you? - No, not, I mean, I'm still so small. It doesn't really change my life in any meaningful way. Like I'll get the occasional person come up to me and just say like, I like your videos, I like this. But I mean, like I like doing the content I make, but

it's quite a lonely world, like being sat in front of your camera and scripting all day, like doing this stuff, like coming on this podcast, doing videos with you guys, like, and the other boys and stuff like that kind of stuff is so much more fun. Yeah. True. And I wouldn't be able to do any of that stuff if I was like secret identity type person. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I hated that as well. Like I was such a spotty little nerd. Well, and he is in big trouble. I remember this. Oh wow. So we had, uh,

This was when I had probably just after I just met Will, we went on that, I don't know if you saw, we went on a ski trip like three years ago. And he had basically started reacting to Airline, which are the videos I was like doing. And he kind of like semi roasted me in one.

Like he was like, oh, we've stolen this off Arthur and like stuff like this. So I was like, would you mind if I made like a tongue in cheek video? Like I'm obviously joking in the video, just being like, well, and he stole my videos and stuff and tried to clickbait his name and the video flopped anyway. So I took two hours on that one. Yeah. Yeah.

but yeah and that was the other thing like i i must have hit puberty very recently even in my early 20s i was such a sporty little nerd like um and i i was like i didn't want to go on camera because i was just like very self-conscious yeah so i actually ended up um borrowing some of my sister's concealer in some videos yeah just to like hide a few of the spots i was like sometimes i go back and i'm like i wish i did do only face time because like why was i doing all this shit as a kid man i can't delete these videos when they're there forever

That is one of the good things about starting late. Oh, he's like in his new... Let's see him. Wait, wait, wait. Okay. We were talking about, you know, you were talking about people looking at you and judging you online. Yeah. MrBeast has posted a photo of his body transformation. So this was him. How long ago does it say? I'm on a really weird angle. He doesn't.

Okay, well him and, you know, him and Airac are doing a competition, like a bodybuilding competition or something like that. So they've been going for like a year. Yeah. So let's see it. Jeez. I was expecting like, go back to the one. See, that's how it's like very more like stage. It's like a, I don't know. It seems more like, I don't know. Do you think he's edited it? No, no, but it's so different. He's made himself look bigger. I was expecting the same background, you know? Yeah, it should be. Actually, that's one.

- Yeah, I mean. - With the lighting and stuff. - Yeah, it looks good though. It looks very good. - It does look good. - There's a little smile as always. - I don't know what I was expecting, but that wasn't it. - No, I was expecting like. - He looks pretty warm. - He does look good though. Fair play, that's a good transformation. - It might be the angle I'm at. - He's got a bit of triceps going on his shoulders coming up. - Looking great, bro.

I'm surprised you didn't put a strong arm emoji. When I did start, like when I was doing like the face reveal stuff and I was like trying to build hype, like I was like, I was going to the gym a lot. And I did, that's one thing I probably regret, like posting like semi thirst trappy sort of like, like, oh, physique transformation and stuff. And like, it was basically like that. Like I put one on my story of me and my boxers basically like kind of same thing, like

Like now I look back on it and think it was cringe. Like it's not the end of the world. But now I'm just like, you're such a dweeb. If you feel good, then it's nice for yourself to do that. I'm sure Mr. B as well, he's like, I feel sick now, you know. That was one hour ago that was posted. And it's on 1.42 million views. Unreal. Likes. Those kind of things when people like congratulate you for stuff, like do do a lot better. There was one time on Instagram when I had a photo and I was like, I want to post this, but I wanted to get the engagement up and like,

Like five days ago, I'd hit 80K subs. So I took a screenshot of me with 80K subs and uploaded the photo of my face with like just me. And then with the slide along of like, thanks for 80K subs. And the engagement was like twice as high. So it was... I do that every time. Yeah. Thanks for 81. That's an 82. That's 83. Oh, yeah. There you go. Me and James Marriott. He's a very sweet boy. That's so cringe. Nice. I mean, the fact that I used to... Oh, yeah, there you go. I mean, the...

The, that one on the middle right is, I mean, that's just nice. It's a nice action shot, man. Jumping, jumping off. Just evidently tensing a bit. It's just a bit cringe now looking back. And the one along just like, it's just so, it's just so obvious. Oh, it just,

- I'm gonna go have a drink when I get home. 'Cause I just find it so, but I mean, do you guys find that, do you like look back and just go like, oh man, this is embarrassing? Or do you just accept it? Is there a point in your life where you just go like, I just have to accept that I was younger and an idiot? - It's both though. I look back at it and think this is so embarrassing. I don't want to watch it, but it's there. I have to accept it, but I don't. I don't wanna, yeah, yeah, okay.

I do like it. You don't look that different to be fair. I actually don't. I just look a bit... You've not really aged much.

- I'll take that. - You're more tanned than that. - That was 20 years ago. - Shut up. - That was 10 years ago. - 10, yeah. In the moment, I'm always like, I don't care what I look like. I don't care. It's just cringe, whatever. I don't care. And then five years later, I'm like, actually, now I care. - But you care about five years ago. You care about now. - I care five years ago. Sometimes now I always put myself in situations that I'm like, I don't care what people think. But then when I look back in five years, I'm like, I wish I did care what people think at that time.

- Yeah. - But I don't care actually, overall is what it is. It's my personal feeling. That's why I say Mr. Beast, he looks great, he's improved. So it's, yeah, do you man. - Are you doing like a transformation like video or anything on Mourinho? - I should do, he keeps telling me to do it man. - You should if, Chris has one. Do you remember when Chris did one and that bang, that did crazy. People love that kind of stuff as well 'cause like it's something people are always going through. Like people are always trying to get in better shape and stuff and watching someone that they like and relate to.

- And you can get all the Gymshark money. - Yeah, I appreciate that. - It holds you accountable as well. - Yeah, but I did a few videos, but for me it's the opposite. 'Cause I did a few videos where I was like doing like, oh, I didn't eat sugar for a week, so this is what happened, or how much weight can I lose in one week? But then like now I'm like, I'd rather just like get my head down and just do it. I feel like doing a video is more like, I'm only working out now for a video, so I'd rather just do it. - Yeah, I get that. - I get it, but also it'll make you do it. - But I'm doing it anyway.

Are you? Yeah, I've lost like five kgs. So you may as well put a... I've lost five kgs. I've lost 25 overall. Oh, shit. She may as well put a camera on it. But that would stop me because then I'm like, now I'm doing it... How much more would you want to lose? Just as much as I can, really. Well, if you're not going to do it, if you put a camera on it, then obviously don't do it. Yeah. Don't do the camera. I want to do stuff like... I did like ice bath for like 30 days. Like this is what happened, you know? Like the freezy 30-day challenge thing. Yeah, yeah, kind of. And document what happened. But then I'm like...

Fuck 30 days, man. I'll do it, but I'll forget to film it. I'm doing stuff now where I'm enjoying it, but I hate vlogging. I hate actually making YouTube videos. I don't enjoy it, man. I hate it. I like doing podcasts still, but I like doing the Pokemon videos. I enjoy that because it's not videos. It's documenting something. Just thinking of doing a video on its own, I'm like, I fucking hate that video.

Yeah, I feel that. So I gotta try to figure out how to keep going. I saw John Pike up as soon as I said that. I feel that. He's like, what? We're meant to do main channel videos. Yeah. But I should do it. My idea originally was to do a video where I do, I don't know, burning 500 calories a day and document each different task doing it. And I was going to show all these different brands in a video and then pitch it to all of them and be like,

"Do you wanna sponsor this video? Do you wanna sponsor this video? Do you wanna sponsor this video?" And Steve says yes, and just blow the rest of them. - Yeah, that's pretty good. - But now I just like to do things only for money. But I don't know. I mean, I never started YouTube to try and make YouTube videos. It's just music. So like now everyone's like, now YouTube is a place where it's all about making the best video. I'm like,

I'd rather just be funny man and just like, you know. - Yeah, it's long. Like I look at that sometimes that them wanna do like in real life stuff. And then you watch like one of Chip or Freezy's videos and you're like the production just is insane. - That's what I'm saying. Like I love doing that shoot that we did the other day, the weighted one, the Etika one. I'm like, I could do stuff like that, but it's just like, I just don't love it enough.

I feel like I have to really enjoy the whole process to do that. Yeah. I'd love to be in like a, a group that was like kind of like bit like Simon, where you're like, if there's something you don't want to organize, you can get someone to like organize it for you. Yeah. Yeah. If I could, if I could do one where it was like rock up once a week for the day and just like have an absolute, right. I'm going to try and do that. I'm trying to hire someone in to help like do that type of stuff, but it's just obviously expensive to do that. So I have to like keep it with her if I was to do it. And I'm also not really asking people, you know, you know,

"Freezy, you wanna come in this video?" I'm like, "Yeah, sure." And whereas I'm like, "Oh man, it took me three days to get the courage to ask for one." And they say no and I'm like, "Fuck." - Actually someone did send me a clip of you. I think someone asked on stream a couple of months ago. Was like, "Would you ever get Arthur on the pod?" And you're like, "Yeah, I'll ask him soon." And then I never heard. I was like, "He's being nice for the camera." - No, no, no, no. - We never ever ask. We're scared of rejection. - You've been on the list for months, mate. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. We've said, "Let's get him on, let's get him on." Yeah. - So it's just, we just...

we got turned down once you got turned down by someone by vick yeah because he was busy or just said he did in general he said he's podcasted out what's his his phrase but like but he had done like three

in like a day. And then I think Theo had like driven back from like bright enough to film with his podcast with Joe Willard to do that day. I was like, damn man. But then to be fair, like some people just don't want to talk about it. Like some people don't want to come on unless they have something to talk about. And they feel like they need to have something to talk about. Whereas a lot of people also just don't mind chatting for like three hours. Well, not three hours.

one hour two hours or whatever whereas yeah I know like Khaled's like I'm down to come on but I'll do it when I've got something to talk about you know Gibb was like I'll come on after my fight or before my fight but that's a bit why I'm like I think that was probably why I was so nervous just like thinking so much like what exactly are we going to talk about for like an hour because imagine getting 10 minutes in and just be like

We just waffle, man. Yeah. Because I did a little podcast with one of my friends like a couple of months ago and it was almost worse because we overplanned. Like we turned it into like, to be fair, I love making that kind of content, but it was like a...

it was like a facts based thing so like it would be like a whole thing on like I saw these as well I saw these on my feed actually they did really well on TikTok because each individual fact like is really interesting like we did the whole saga on like we did Instagram versus reality and like how that makes people feel and like what they go through to change it and the number of like footballers that have had like plastic surgery is insane like one of the most viral one was the Casimiro's nose like I never really clocked it

- He's had a proper nose job. Like David Beckham, like one day, literally one week was like wrinkly, like a bit jagged teeth and then comes back. Oh yeah, here you go. I don't know if you can zoom in a little bit more to see his nose before and after, but like, he's got quite a sharp nose now. - He looks like a Jackson from the Grinch. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yeah, it's not a great nose job. I can't, oh. - He looked fine before.

And obviously Ronaldo's had loads of work done. Yeah. Yeah. Beckham had some, even when he was at PSG, apparently. And,

And there's just loads of them. When you did it, you'd film a whole podcast and clip it up. Was that how you did it? Yeah. I know some people will do TikToks, won't they? Where they're like, no one's there. Yeah, there's a girl who does that on TikTok and she's pretending like she's talking to someone and she's like, it's really interesting you'd ask that because like men are like, you know, and then all the top comments are like, just a reminder, like she's talking to a woman. It's so bizarre. And there's that one guy, isn't there now, who does the TikTok where he's like, isn't it crazy how like blue is blue? Oh yeah. But then yellow is yellow.

isn't that concerning yeah it's bank yeah they're ridiculous but they're the type ones where you go like eventually that joke's gonna run dry yeah you know what i mean like probably there's only so many times you can watch a guy being like paint something green and it's green yeah paint something white and it's white he's gonna try and reinvent his own his own thing man but um

- Yeah. - Not sure what else to talk about. - I feel like now is the moment where you said where it's like, now what do we do? - Well, you mentioned Gibb. - Yeah. - Don't know if he'll come on the podcast. - You've had some beef with him, right? - I haven't. Well, I don't know if you've seen his latest video. He talks about the next, no, not next, Misfits. - Kingpin. - Kingpin card. And he's like, "I've been betrayed." And it's a clip of me saying like, "I don't think he was as good as I thought he'd be in the fight." But I'm sat there thinking like,

It's just feedback on the fire. So he puts a picture of me down and then here we're doing like... So I want to clear this part up firstly. We did like Sidemen Awards for the end of the year. Yeah. And...

Ethan gets pissed at me here. I get given a list of things. So best boxing performance. And I got given three or four fights. And I was like, oh, these are the four. And I literally start the video off and I say, if there's anything else you guys think that wasn't on the list, just say, and we'll add it. So I read the four out and Ethan's like, that's a crime. How have you not put Gibb on this fight? Like this fight on. And I said, well, firstly, I didn't write the list. Secondly,

He got knocked down. So, like, I'm not going to vote for it, but fair enough. Yeah. And then he uses the clip where I say, oh, he didn't look as good as I thought he'd be. Surely he's just joking, right? I hope so. Yeah. Because I like Gibb. Yeah, yeah.

Every video. Get on here then, Gib. But it's because we talk about boxing every fucking episode. That's another thing that stresses me out about it. You can literally just say one thing and it's so offhand and then people can make such a big thing. I know he's obviously doing it in jest there, but... Wait a sec. You know how they do misfits every month, right? Yeah. Doesn't it feel like ages since the last one? Yeah. It was probably the start of this month. We haven't spoken about it in months. Yeah. Good. Feels good, man. Feels nice.

But yeah, I mean, I do understand what you're saying because you speak for like an hour and a half. You say one sentence that's clipped out. It's not even that mean or anything. That was the JJ Villa one as well. It wasn't really that bad. And then everyone just thinks, I hate my friend. But then also what I don't get is everyone always says like, oh man, you're such a KSI meat rider. Well, they say that about everything. Oh, these guys are such yes men. And I'm like, well,

- Yeah. - You know, I've called Gib out. I've said, I don't think it was that great, but you know, whatever. - And then when I say something wrong, it's like, oh, you hate your friends, man. - Yeah. - Get that shit off. - There's no way to win. 'Cause on the internet, that's one of the like cold truths I had to learn. Like when I started doing this, it was like, that there's always gonna be, especially like with the content I do, especially a lot of it's like relationship wise. - Yeah. - There's always like,

there's always two really bad people in these relationships like for example the couple i'm covering at the moment it's like a young guy in his 20s from tunisia like a woman in her 50s from america like sad old lonely and it's a bit like he's kind of taken advantage of her loneliness to get a green card into the uk but at the same time like she's taken advantage of the fact that he's from a poorer country to get this hunk so like both of them are bad and

and everyone felt like criticize one. They're like, I can't believe you criticize this person. Like the other person's done this. And it's like, it's as if the whole world, like, or at least a big chunk of the internet just thinks like only one thing can be right. Or only one person can be in the wrong. And it's like, you say one thing in that short, entire light opinion. No more like, you know, black or white. And that's it really. It can get annoying, man. And you see people like flagged up from like the smallest things like, oh, you know, he said this like six years ago. And it's like, God,

come on yeah who hasn't like just said or done the occasional like stupid thing like it happens but like surely you can tell from their content that they're a good person yeah that's why I don't like Twitter because I don't think like

people aren't there watching all their content and being like i know what this type of person is like they're like i've heard that you've seen this and i hate them forever and anytime i get it brought up i think also as humans as people we grow up like wanting to be not not be liked by like viewers but when in your friend groups or your school you want to you don't want to be hated by anyone you want to be like you know um getting along with them so when you see like someone not

Agreeing with you on like social media or having an opinion that differs yours It's kind of like it hurts because you want to be liked but actually doesn't matter. Yeah If you get 100,000 views on a video, it's okay for five people to hate. Yes You know like it but we read it as like

see it's the last thing on earth you know it's annoying how like you can read like 100 nice comments it's crazy one mean one and you think about it yeah it's so bad it's like i don't know how that happens but it's so so um it's the way it is that was exactly i'm gonna go back to it again but when i'll spotty like all comments would be nice and then like i'd get one yeah fucking hell that's a big red dot i'll just be like

I'm quitting. When it's insecurity as well, like at that point where you're literally like, oh, I hope no one comments it. You know it as well and you read it and it's like that sticks out. Yeah. But it's just, yeah, there's probably some solutions out there, but some, well, Reeve probably has it in meditation, you know, just being a calm person and like having discipline will then not. You've got to be stoic towards it, I guess. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah insecurities or things that aren't true when someone says something about you that isn't true and you're like I don't want to reply to this like half of me wants to like correct them Yeah, but half of me doesn't even want to entertain it and just leave it and just be like, you know I think what you think. Yeah. No, yeah for sure But it's true when you don't check your video like you feel better, you know, if you had a video I'm just you don't look it's fine. You know, you look you like obsessive I'm gonna say John - uh to end out the podcast here. How about you give us a what would you rather?

- Well, you change it to an AI mate, so the AI can- - No, no, no, how about you make one up right now? I don't know what goes through John's brain. - Do you do would you rather? - I'm really on the spot here. - We'll have to do that, yeah. Would you rather is, or would you like, we'll do an ethical one. - Oh. - An ethical would you rather. - Keep thinking there, John. - This is quite, this has probably been asked a lot. Would you rather- - Kill one person off six.

Right, isn't that a whole trolley thing? - Yeah. - I don't think that's the way they work. - You have to specify the trolley. - That has to be more, more to it. - I don't wanna kill six. - If you could kill people, would you? - Would you rather fuck a goat and no one knows or everyone thinks that you fucked a goat but you didn't? - This is quite topical as well 'cause like what do you care more about like, I think.

I would rather they think I fucked a goat. Yeah, I think just about me. I just couldn't do it, you know? I couldn't do it, man. I think deep down, I think deep down knowing what I had done or not done is way more important than what people think. I agree until you go outside. Can you imagine you're just like, you know, imagine you take a girl on a date and some guy walks past and he says to you, you're that guy who fucked a goat. Exactly. You can't say actually, no, I didn't. It's just everyone thinks I do. And yeah, but everyone's like, no, no, no, he did. Yeah, exactly. 100%.

Oh, that's awful. Why a goat as well? What would you like? Yeah, what do you want? We can change, man. A duck. You want a duck? What's a sexy animal to you? It's good for a fox. Why? I'm made marrying Harry Potter. Harry Potter? Sorry, Robin Hood. Robin Hood. It's just a joke, though. The cartoon version. Oh, yeah. Have you ever seen...

- Oh, what's that basketball movie? - "Lola Bunny" from Space Jam. - What an absolute world. - We've talked about like hot cartoon characters. - She's just a baddie, isn't she? - I've brought that one up though every single time. - How about it's not hot? - "Lola Bunny's not hot." - I do obviously understand that she's hot, but I'm saying compared to "Made Marian," like her voice was just... You know what I'm talking about, the cartoon. - I know. - Can you put up your- - You're saying it so fast as well, I don't know what you're saying. - Robin Hood, "Made Marian." - You know Robin Hood?

- The cartoon, the old cartoon. - Well you know Robin Hood, like the story of Robin Hood. - Oh, the old school hand drawn Disney cartoon, yeah. - Yeah, so there was a fox. - Oh yeah, she's cute. - Yeah man, come on, let's go. And just like her aura in the movie as well, like she's just cute man. - Oh, you like a good girl, do you? - I just like this fox man. - Like Lola Bunny is there like short shorts, ass on the court. - Yeah, she's toying with the boys. - And from "Bugs Life" as well. - She's there with like a little like nun hat and flowers.

Yeah, me and Theo were talking about it on my flocked video. Sorry. What? Yeah, pull up Bugs Life, the girl. What? He's like, he's like, love interest, you know?

- Nah, you're weird. - Not that one! - Not that, this one, man. - Nah, you're weird for that. - The princess. - Yeah, the princess. - Nah, you're weird. - Right, Jon? - Yeah, yeah, I'm into it. - Let's go, let's go. You know she's 11. - It didn't matter. - What? That out of context is gonna be crazy. - It's actually like probably under a year old, but it's an ant. - No, I'm trying to say, I'm talking about, I'm just thinking of an age.

- That with you as well, earlier when you were talking about being in class and being like, I wasn't on the register, but I should have been. - No, that's good though, that's good though. No, I'm talking about like- - If those two get put together. - Well now they are. - Stop telling them to do it. - I'm saying that it doesn't matter. - What do you mean it doesn't matter? - I meant like, 'cause it's a nan. No, it's a cartoon, so there's no ages in it. - This is not a good road to go down either. - Stop this.

- Can you Google how old is she? - It's an aunt. They're under a year old. They don't have long lifespans. - Thank you, John. - 'Cause there are those, you ever hear of these weird like-

I've never watched anime. I'd quite like to get into it, but you got some people that go like, I fancy this anime character that looks like four, but she's actually a thousand years old. And it's like, well. It's like all the Pokemon trainers. Oh, okay. Well, Google how old is our little bunny then? Okay, he zoomed in on. How old is our little, Google this Nick. What the fuck? That's a rabbit. That's what it's based off. Sexy. What is going on? It's called Freezy. Now get more. Oh, Roxanne, to be fair, had a little bit.

- No. - Well, yeah, it's like people that like the Pokemon trainers and stuff like Misty. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And Misty's like eight years old. - Well, that's why my Pokemon value keeps going up. - Oh yeah, the girl from, it wasn't that one bit, it just reminded me of it, the girl from "Shark Tale." - How old is she? - She's a fish, so probably a year or two. - I think she is. - But like she's demonstrably a woman at least. - Yeah, it's J-Lo. - Oh, is it? - No, no, no, sorry, it's Angelina Jolie, sorry. Angelina Jolie. - Yeah, see, that's weird. - J-Lo, Jolie. - That's weird. - Yeah, that's weird. - Beast, what?

- All right, this is going down a weird route. - MrBeast? - What the fuck? - I'm gonna call it that 'cause this is going down a weird route. - I don't know why I said MrBeast. - Randy's gonna incriminate himself, so I think we stop it. - Well, let's call it there. - Yeah, sorry. - So as always, check out Arthur in the description down below. Go subscribe, you're almost at 500,000. - Yeah, come on. - Nice, nice. - So yeah, go subscribe. Thank you guys for watching, thank you for listening, and we'll see you next week. - Peace, peace. - Peace. - Take care, take care.