#121 - We Catch Amanda Up

Summary

Smosh Mouth Episode #121 – We Catch Amanda Up

Date: December 1, 2025
Hosts: Shayne Topp, Amanda Lehan-Canto
Guest: Trevor Everts

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Episode Overview

This episode celebrates Amanda's return to Smosh Mouth after her maternity leave. The crew—Shayne, Amanda, and Trevor—spend the hour catching Amanda up on all the hilarious, wild, and noteworthy things she missed both inside and outside the Smosh universe. This includes viral internet moments, reality TV chaos, influencer scandals, new trends, company milestones, and lots of playful banter about their lives and pop culture.

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1. Amanda Is Back (02:02–04:39)

• Amanda Returns in Style: Amanda comes back with her signature humor, riffing on her new identity as a mom by introducing a "mom voice" persona layered with hidden resentment.
  • “She’s a survivor of her resentment. But, my God, is it bubbling and it's gonna come out.” —Amanda (02:55)
• The group chats about character work, Amanda’s struggle to people-watch while offline, and her time disconnected from social media during her maternity leave.

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2. Internet News Amanda Missed

2.1. Louvre Heist (06:55–12:06)

• They dissect the recent, real-life heist at the Louvre:
  • The arrests, the odd choice for escape (airplane), whether suspects are "fall guys" or the real masterminds, and the cascade of pop culture references (Oceans, Thomas Crown Affair).
  • Wild speculation about how the heist was pulled off and movie-worthy details.
  • “You just go in and get it.” –Shayne, on the ‘simplicity’ of the crime (10:38)
  • “If it was Pierce Brosnan who robbed the Louvre, he wouldn't have been caught.” –Shayne (11:18)
• Amanda jokes about her alibi and her son as a “witness.”

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2.2. Viral Internet Moments

Love Island and Love is Blind (15:49–19:16)

• Recap of both shows’ most recent wild seasons, including Trevor’s spot-on impression of the Love Island narrator (16:32–16:53).
• Shane rails against Love is Blind: “It was horrible. I regretted watching it this most recent season.” (17:27)
• Group reflects on what makes reality TV so infuriating yet addictive and memorable finalist couples.

Coldplay Concert Couple Scandal (19:21–24:29)

• Viral Jumbotron moment exposes a CEO and his HR head having an affair at a Coldplay concert, leading to both resigning after becoming internet-famous for the wrong reasons.
  • “People are doing Halloween costumes of your affair.” –Shayne, on the aftermath (22:37)
  • Amanda: “When you hear about people having an affair, it's almost like they reach a certain level and then they go, 'Let's go out.' And they go out to like, a club with phones, right?”
• Thoughtful discussion about the public unraveling of private scandals.

Ned Fulmer (Try Guys) “Rock Bottom” Podcast (24:33–29:31)

• The group recaps Ned’s return to the spotlight, launching a podcast with his ex-wife after his public cheating scandal.
  • “If you’re starting a podcast, you’re not at your rock bottom.” –Shayne (28:40)
  • Critique of the show’s lack of depth and accountability: “Zero growth, zero acknowledgment, zero accountability.” –Trevor (29:17)

Happy Updates:

• Markiplier’s wedding (29:32)
• Dan and Phil reveal their 15-year relationship (30:06–32:44)
  • “They've kind of been together since the start.” –Shayne (31:37)

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3. Smosh & YouTube News (36:32–38:47)

• Smosh Pit Hit 9 Million Subscribers; Main Channel at 27 Million: Celebratory milestones for the company.
• Reddit Stories Podcast Success: Signal Award win and being Apple’s Comedy Podcast of November.
  • “For us, it’s truly just another part of the day… For others, it’s a big deal.” –Shayne (38:02)
• Fun reflection on growing up in the public eye and seeing early Smosh memories online.

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4. Other Internet Trends & Oddities

The Rapture TikTok Trend (39:06–41:17)

• Viral TikTok panic prophesizes the rapture on Sept 23, complete with people quitting their jobs.
• “It was like the 50th apocalypse I've experienced in my life.” –Shayne (39:51)

Labubu Mania (50:26–59:16)

• The gang explains the massive popularity of Labubu collectible plush toys—a modern Beanie Babies phenomenon.
  • “They're all just like little fuzzy monster guys … people have them clipped to backpacks, pants. … If you have, like, a really rare cool one.” —Trevor (50:56)
  • Shane shows off his “Lefufu”—a knockoff Labubu, which Amanda names “Mark.”

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5. Pop Culture, TV & Movies

TV Show Catchup (41:17–48:54)

• Amanda updates the group on finally watching “Superman,” “Breaking Bad,” “Slow Horses,” and the reality contest “Is it Cake?”
• Gushes about “Peacemaker” (HBO), leading to a tangent on John Cena and comedic wrestlers.
  • “Wrestlers are comedians … of course they're gonna crush comedic roles.” –Shayne (45:27)
• The possibility of Shane playing DC’s Booster Gold gets a laugh, reflecting his viral fan-castings.
  • “I'll audition!” –Shayne (44:00)

Movies & Animation

• K Pop Demon Hunters (46:07–49:04): The breakout animated hit of the year—great music, genuine cross-generational appeal, Grammy-nominated soundtrack.
  • “The songs are just unbelievably good.” –Shayne (47:54)
  • “My kids have watched it over 50 times.” –Amanda (paraphrased, 46:48)

Chair Company (69:50–72:44)

• The panel highly recommends Tim Robinson’s “Chair Company”—a uniquely tense, comedic thriller.
  • “It will be psychotic sketch comedy level, like silliness, followed by a very intense scene.” –Shayne (71:43)

Physical Asia (73:04–73:53)

• Shane’s latest competition show obsession—international teams compete in physical challenges, Mongolia is his chosen “team.”

Other Recommendations

• “Platonic” (Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne)—Amanda’s foray into comedy TV.
• “Amy Poehler’s Good Hang” podcast.
• Hulu’s “Chad Powers” (Glen Powell’s double-character comedy)—Trevor's current underrated favorite.

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6. Personal Life, Smosh Behind-the-Scenes & Banter

• Trevor discusses his hair transformation, using a detachable piece due to balding, and being open about the journey to help others.
  • “I'm kind of going bald and it makes me insecure, and this is something that I can do about it… makes me feel really good about myself.” –Trevor (61:07)
• Amanda talks about life with a newborn, reading “smut” fiction, and adding new comedic podcasts to her routine.
• Hilarious musings about which Mario character everyone would be (“I think everyone at Smosh is kind of some version of Waluigi and Wario.” –Shayne 67:13).

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7. Quick Hits and Notable Quotes

• On keeping up with the internet: “It’s so weird how so much of our lives is on camera.” –Shayne (36:35)
• On cheating scandals: “Just tell your spouse, though, before!” –Amanda (24:08), “I don't respect cheating. To be clear—yeah, you should not cheat.” –Trevor (24:16)
• On reality shows and viral trends: “You were aware of this, but, like, Love Island happened while you were gone.” –Shayne (15:49)
• On podcasting and self-improvement: “For us, it's truly just another part of the day… That's weird.” –Shayne on the reach of Reddit Stories (38:02)
• On Labubu toys: “The gray just makes him look like he's, like, kind of a filthy boy.” –Amanda, inspecting Shane’s Lefufu (59:19)

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8. Timestamps for Key Segments

• Amanda’s return and character bit: 02:16–03:13
• Louvre Heist recap: 06:55–12:06
• Love Island/Love is Blind reality TV: 15:49–19:16
• Coldplay Concert Scandal: 19:21–24:29
• Ned Fulmer’s “Rock Bottom” Podcast: 24:33–29:31
• Markiplier / Dan & Phil relationships: 29:32–32:44
• Smosh milestones and Reddit Stories: 36:32–38:47
• Labubu/Beanie Babies craze: 50:26–59:16
• Trevor’s hair transformation: 60:41–66:21
• Quick hits (TV, movies, personal updates): 69:50–73:53
• Wrap-up and future episode jokes (big athletes, etc.): 77:12–79:46

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9. Overall Tone & Vibe

This episode is marked by fast-paced, witty conversation, gentle ribbing among friends, and an affectionate sense of catching-up. Both the hosts and Trevor offer sincere takes on internet culture, the “cycle” of viral trends, the messiness of celebrity scandals, and the ongoing evolution of Smosh as a professional and personal space. There's a healthy blend of nostalgia, self-deprecating humor, and genuine excitement about future projects and pop culture.

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In summary:
Episode 121 is a breezy, laughter-filled reunion for Amanda, as the crew relives headline-making scandals, celebrates heartwarming YouTube news, and exchanges recommendations for the best (and most ridiculous) in TV, toys, and internet memes. Long-time Smosh fans as well as casual listeners gain a rapid-fire, irreverent rundown of everything relevant and ridiculous from the past few months—with Amanda back where she belongs, right in the comedic zeitgeist.

Transcript

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[Shane]

Hi, welcome to Smoshmouth. I'm Shane.

[Amanda]

And I'm Amanda and I'm really excited to welcome oh one of our special guests, Trevor Everts.

[Trevor Everts]

Oh my God.

[Shane]

It's So good to be here. So good to be here.

[Trevor Everts]

Thank you for having me.

[Amanda]

Guys, I've decided since I'm a mom now, I'm gonna discuss everything in this voice.

[Trevor Everts]

Perfect.

[Amanda]

You guys like it?

[Shane]

I love it.

[Trevor Everts]

I love it.

[Shane]

Love it.

[Amanda]

Justin, do you guys love it? Mkay?

[Shane]

Do you think this lady, she's genuine, or do you think she's holding a bunch of despair in?

[Amanda]

She's holding a bunch of despair.

[Trevor Everts]

Got it.

[Amanda]

She has a lot of dread, a lot of. She wanted so many things in life, and someone was like, oh, you're about to do this. And she's like, I'm gonna give up everything. So I feel like this woman is just fighting the currents of resentment.

[Shane]

I think she's stuck.

[Trevor Everts]

She's fighting, and that's what's important.

[Amanda]

And that's why I like doing her, because here's the thing. She is not any character. I do. I have to like them in some form. So for her, I like that she's still a fighter. She's a survivor of her resentment. But, my God, is it bubbling and it's gonna come out.

[Trevor Everts]

Oh, it's gonna come out.

[Amanda]

Oh, it's gonna come out.

[Shane]

She despises her husband, though she talks about him kindly, I think it's not. There was someone else in the past that she wished she was with?

[Amanda]

Oh, of course. Billy, you know, from high school who.

[Shane]

Had a moped and traveled the world.

[Amanda]

Yeah. And now she's married to Chad.

[Shane]

It's just like, nah.

[Amanda]

And he's a bear of a man, and she loves him and. Oh, God. Have you tried Chad's shepherd's pie? It's so. It's yummy. It's not my favorite, but I love it. I love it. The meat's a little chunkier than I want it to be, but, God, everyone loves Chad.

[Shane]

He's such a ham.

[Amanda]

Oh, he's such a ham, Chad. Oh, he's probably out doing. I have no idea what he does out there in the backyard.

[Trevor Everts]

Friends again, Just drinking beers.

[Amanda]

Love it.

[Shane]

We missed this.

[Amanda]

I miss this, too. You know, I had a lot of time to create characters in my head, but I didn't really. I didn't. People watch, guys. I didn't. People watch. I'm empty. I didn't. I didn't really watch. Well, I did watch. I did watch some tv. I read a lot of books, but, like, I wasn't. Guys, I wasn't on the Internet. I know I'm not on the Internet, whatever. But I really. Yeah, I. I got off Instagram the whole time.

[Shane]

And you went extra offline.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Shane]

Yeah. You went off grid from the off grid.

[Amanda]

I went off grid, you know, to, like, watch the birth of my son.

[Shane]

Yeah. Which I'm glad you did.

[Amanda]

Me too.

[Trevor Everts]

Couldn't be me.

[Shane]

I think you ought to be priority.

[Trevor Everts]

Couldn't be me. It couldn't be me. My son's getting bored. I'm gonna be on Twitter. Oh, man.

[Amanda]

I'm still in the hospital room, Trevor, as a guest. I totally forgot what you do to me. You just.

[Trevor Everts]

What do I do?

[Amanda]

I don't know. You just do shit. You know what I mean?

[Shane]

Yeah, I get it.

[Amanda]

Just gets into my skin, you know?

[Shane]

I get it. I get everybody. Everybody talks about this. Everybody says this all the time.

[Amanda]

He burrows under my skin. Just gets there.

[Shane]

When we have our company meetings without Trevor, where it's everybody except for Trevor. We talk about Trevor.

[Amanda]

A weekly meeting, right?

[Shane]

It is a weekly, all company meeting where we talk about Trevor.

[Trevor Everts]

Guys, just get it off your chest. Whatever you gotta say about the guy.

[Amanda]

No, listen, Trevor, I love you so much. And then you come in this pod and I forget that I say something.

[Shane]

And you're like, boop. Slam dunk.

[Trevor Everts]

That's what it is.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

What did I say the last time? And you said something about, like.

[Shane]

Oh. Oh, yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

Was it about the motorboating thing?

[Amanda]

Yeah, it was.

[Shane]

Yeah. Good times.

[Trevor Everts]

Gonna do some motorboating this weekend. Yeah.

[Shane]

A classic.

[Amanda]

There you are.

[Shane]

A classic Trevor joke.

[Amanda]

Oh. Oh, boy.

[Trevor Everts]

Sorry. Every time I do that voice, you know it's gonna be bad.

[Amanda]

Yes, I do.

[Shane]

Well, here's the thing. You've been offline, but I've legitimately been keeping track of when big Internet things have happened. I have a notes. I have a note on my phone where truly something would happen. And I'd write it down. Like, when some big things were going on, I was like, I need to write that down.

[Emin]

Yeah.

[Shane]

And so I've got them all. So I'm gonna. I'm gonna update you on all the Internet stuff. Not the big global stuff. I'm sure you. Because you were listening to the New York Times and stuff. So you know what's going on in the world. You know all the. The horrible stuff going on.

[Amanda]

I do. It was. Yeah. It was hard to listen to it every day. I did. But, like.

[Shane]

Yeah, these are the smaller, fun Internet things I would say. So These are. Most of these are positive. None of them are bad.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Trevor Everts]

The diamonds in the rough here.

[Amanda]

Oh, I love the diamonds in the rough.

[Shane]

Speaking of diamonds. This one is kind of more global, but it's hilarious and fun to talk about the Louvre heist, which I know you are.

[Amanda]

I actually. I actually do know about.

[Shane]

You know about the Louvreist.

[Amanda]

I know about the Louvreist, but I don't, like. I know some details, but I don't know, like, updates, do you?

[Shane]

I don't think. I don't think I've heard many updates.

[Amanda]

There's an arrest.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, there's an arrest. And the arrest kills me. And sorry to get ahead of this, but when I heard about the arrest, I was like, how you managed to successfully rob the Louvre, and then you chose to get on a plane and you're in Europe. How are there not better ways to get out of the country than going on a plane, truly, where you have to go through security? And I saw that. I was like, surely you have to be smarter than that. Could you not have found a better way?

[Amanda]

Do we think they caught the people.

[Shane]

Responsible, or do you think that there's a fall? These are fall guys.

[Amanda]

Because here's what I heard is that they arrested people that have robbed and used pawn shops before. So they stole a bunch of jewels as well? Yeah, I think they stole over $4 million worth of jewels or something.

[Shane]

I thought.

[Amanda]

Crazy. Maybe it was more. Way more.

[Shane]

Maybe that. That at the least.

[Amanda]

But they. They arrested people who have frequently robbed and then used pawn shops, too, because they have to do it quick because they're going to melt down.

[Shane]

Probably have already done it.

[Amanda]

Yeah. To be completely right. I mean, if I robbed the loop, which I did not.

[Shane]

Right. You didn't do it.

[Trevor Everts]

Where were you?

[Amanda]

In my home.

[Shane]

That's so true.

[Amanda]

In the dark.

[Shane]

Nobody has had eyes on you for the past few months.

[Amanda]

My son has asked me to collaborate.

[Shane]

You could have been planning all of this and then done it.

[Trevor Everts]

And unfortunately, your son is not a reliable witness or alibi.

[Amanda]

Don't you talk to him like that.

[Shane]

He's not gonna talk.

[Amanda]

I take Trevor, lift him above my.

[Shane]

Head, and throw him through, like, cartoonishness.

[Trevor Everts]

Stuck my head in the wall, and I'm fully. Just like.

[Shane]

My legs are straight out of the wall and into there.

[Trevor Everts]

Mama bear.

[Shane]

No, I mean, the photos I've seen. I don't know if they're real or not. It's always just, like, very, very, like, attractive people. Like, like, look at this attractive heister. Okay. Is this real?

[Trevor Everts]

Maybe they're setting up for the movie. They're like, really? They're like, the Louvre is planning. We have to find some attractive people. So that we can set up to make a movie to recoup the losses.

[Shane]

Interesting. Yeah. It's another oceans. I thought it was kind of cool. I'm not going to lie. Like, I don't know all the details of it, but when I heard, like, oh, they. They stole the crown jewels. They did it in eight minutes, which is actually a long amount of time.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I was slacked.

[Shane]

We're talking about heists here. Eight minutes. I was like, okay.

[Amanda]

I think in the movie the Thomas Crown Affair, he did it in like two minutes.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Have you guys seen that movie?

[Trevor Everts]

And that's the benchmark.

[Shane]

And that's the benchmark.

[Amanda]

Have you seen it?

[Trevor Everts]

I haven't seen it.

[Amanda]

I know.

[Shane]

I loved the footage of them just slowly lowering into their like. Because they had the, like, crane on the outside and then just very slowly just going down with the crown jewels. Wild.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I did hear about that.

[Shane]

Yeah. So there was that. That happened. And if you were here, maybe it wouldn't have happened, you know? Hey, like, maybe it would have been different.

[Trevor Everts]

Maybe it would have been different in that Louvre. Things might have gone down differently.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Like, whoa, Jewel, Is that your.

[Trevor Everts]

Is that your German?

[Amanda]

Yes.

[Shane]

Whoa. Oh, Jewel. Hey, guys.

[Amanda]

Whoa. I'm in the loo.

[Trevor Everts]

That's exactly what I talk about.

[Amanda]

But they did it when the museum was open.

[Shane]

Oh, yeah. They did it right in daylight.

[Trevor Everts]

No, it, like hearing it, I'm like, there's. That would have been one of the places on planet Earth that I would have thought was, generally speaking, unrobable. Yeah, thought you would have thought.

[Shane]

You really thought. It's like, no way. And then when they did it, it was so simple. It was like, oh, you just go in and get it.

[Amanda]

How long do you think they were planning? We don't know.

[Shane]

No idea. I'm not a heister. I don't really know the ins and outs of what it's like to rob museums.

[Amanda]

Yeah, totally.

[Trevor Everts]

But I mean, I've seen the Ocean's movies. I know what it's like to rob casinos. Yeah, of course.

[Amanda]

Well, if you saw Pierce, if you saw Thomas Crown Affair, you would know.

[Shane]

Okay, we'll add it to the list.

[Amanda]

I did watch it over my maternity leave and I was like, God, this movie's interesting. Pierce Brosnan was hot.

[Shane]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Absolutely.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Shane]

I mean, if it was Pierce Brosnan who robbed the Louvre, he wouldn't have been caught.

[Trevor Everts]

No, no, he would have got.

[Shane]

Fine.

[Trevor Everts]

He would have got on a train.

[Shane]

Yeah. Plane.

[Amanda]

Yeah, exactly. Oh, my God.

[Shane]

That.

[Amanda]

Brilliant.

[Shane]

Yeah. Something I'm trying to think where they could have gone with the crown jewels. Where they just wouldn't have, like, go to a party city and just have a bunch of fake crowns and stuff all around too. So that's just like. They're like, I don't know which one.

[Amanda]

They leave the jewels there and then take the fake crown and like, we'll come back for this.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

And then a woman buys it for her daughter and the whole story is about the daughter, what she's doing with the real.

[Shane]

Yes.

[Trevor Everts]

And then that daughter became the prime minister of Sweden.

[Shane]

Thank you, Troy.

[Trevor Everts]

This could be something.

[Amanda]

And I love that.

[Trevor Everts]

Another twist.

[Amanda]

Wow.

[Shane]

You just didn't see that coming.

[Amanda]

No, I literally did not see that coming.

[Trevor Everts]

And that's what makes it a great twist. M. Night.

[Shane]

M. Night.

[Amanda]

M. Night. Sh.

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[Amanda]

I know. So that means that everyone might be getting sick. Wah wah. But honestly, there's so many now, like DIY at home. Cold remedies on social media everywhere. There's one where you can take a shot of olive oil in the morning or eat chia seeds, which you know.

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Well, I do that for the fiber. But I get what you're saying.

[Amanda]

It is time to give the algorithm a rest and start using ZocDoc.

[Shane]

That's right. ZocDoc is a free app and website where you can search and compare high quality in network doctors and click to instantly book an appointment. It's amazing. You can find doctors that cover any specialty. Mental health, dental health. Anything you're looking for, you can find them in your area under your insurance and you can find ones that are rated by verified patients. So anything you need, zocdoc's got it covered. When I used Zocdoc, I was amazed at how simple it was. I had not been going to the doctor for a while.

[Amanda]

Uh oh.

[Shane]

But I finally booked an appointment using Zocdoc and it's amazing, frankly. I louve zocdoc.

[Amanda]

Oh, I louve Zocdoc too.

[Shane]

Yeah, yeah. The Louvre.

[Amanda]

The Louvre.

[Shane]

Stop putting off those doctor's appointments and go to Zocdoc.com smoshmouth to find and instantly book a top rated doctor today. That's Zocdoc.com Smoshmouth Zocdoc.com SmoshMouth. Back to the show. Okay, moving on from the Louvre heist, let's. I'm gonna go through my list here. Okay, this is not in chronological order. These are just things that have happened.

[Amanda]

While you were gone. I wouldn't even know my last four months.

[Shane]

It's crazy when I consider, like, you were aware of this, but, like, Love island happened while you were gone for the most part.

[Amanda]

Love island happened when I was leaving.

[Shane]

When you were leaving. But you were kind of already, like, not.

[Amanda]

I was.

[Shane]

You were a little offline.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I was out of here.

[Shane]

Yeah. Yeah. Trevor does a one to one impression of the narrator, the host of Love Island.

[Amanda]

Oh, I know the host. Yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

If you. Oh, wow. You haven't seen it at all. You haven't heard me do this.

[Amanda]

No.

[Trevor Everts]

I guess you're off Instagram. Okay.

[Amanda]

I'm off Instagram completely.

[Shane]

Trevor. Trevor went viral.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah. I made a TikTok that has, like, I don't know. Last time I checked with I don't know when was like 20 million views.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

What?

[Shane]

Yeah, dude.

[Trevor Everts]

Tomorrow on Love Island. Tomorrow on Smoshmouth, Trevor joins Shane and Amanda to talk about what's been going on. I don't know.

[Shane]

I don't know.

[Amanda]

Wait, that's actually. Cause I've heard the host before. That's actually really good.

[Shane]

He does it really well.

[Amanda]

Is he Scottish?

[Shane]

Yes.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, he's Scottish.

[Amanda]

More.

[Trevor Everts]

Okay. This week on Smoshmouth, Trevor and Shane catch Amanda up on some of the dirty deeds of the American people.

[Shane]

Pretty stellar.

[Amanda]

That was excellent.

[Shane]

Thank you.

[Trevor Everts]

Thank you.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God.

[Shane]

All the. I unfortunately, you know, watched Love island and I did. You loved it. Arasha and Ian finally got me to watch Love is Blind. Both of them infuriated.

[Amanda]

I watched.

[Shane]

Out of me, dude.

[Amanda]

I watched Love is Blind.

[Shane]

Horrible.

[Trevor Everts]

I didn't.

[Shane]

It was horrible. I. I regretted. I regretted watching it this. This most recent season.

[Amanda]

They're all in Colorado.

[Shane]

None of them. They're no couples. Yeah. And. And the reunion was. The reunion was worse than all of them before.

[Amanda]

Yeah. What happened there? It felt like they were like, okay, guys, we're gonna keep it friendly. We're gonna keep it fun. Gonna be outside.

[Shane]

Yeah. So in order to. Because it was a train wreck of a season, in order for them to pretend that it's wholesome, they brought Chris Paul out and did a basketball segment.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, I remember hearing about the basketball.

[Shane]

I truly was like, oh, am I watching the Ellen show? What the hell is this With.

[Amanda]

With. With Patrick, the baby seal, which he called himself a baby seal and that. It felt like I was watching a comedy show. Every time I forget her name, the blonde. Every time she tried to bring him into some drama, he went, no, no, I wasn't there. No, No. I wasn't there.

[Trevor Everts]

I don't know what you're talking.

[Shane]

I truly finished. I finished it. And I was like, I'm going to remove this from my brain. I don't need it.

[Amanda]

No.

[Shane]

But Love island was entertaining. It was just also a train wreck and a mess. I will say the final couple, they're awesome. I mean, I really. They were. It was a good story.

[Trevor Everts]

I'm such a Nick and Alandria fan.

[Shane]

It was hard not to root for them. Alandria's just dope. No, no. But Nick won. The guy who says mamacita.

[Trevor Everts]

Well, he didn't.

[Shane]

He didn't win.

[Trevor Everts]

But they.

[Shane]

They won.

[Trevor Everts]

Maya Papaya and Brian won. And we all know Brian. Oh, no. Brian.

[Shane]

It was just a. It was just a mess.

[Trevor Everts]

But Nick and Alandria, I'm so glad they're doing so well. It seems they won green and they got like, Nick has his own, like, sweet green bowl. Yeah, get the, get the Nick from Love Island. Sweet green bowl. That's my go.

[Shane]

They're simply killing it.

[Trevor Everts]

That's my white boy, actually.

[Amanda]

Can't.

[Shane]

Okay. Moving on, though. From Love Island. I didn't have that on the list. I was just thinking about that was going.

[Amanda]

You want to add that in?

[Shane]

I think this happened right around when you left. Did you. Were you aware of the Coldplay concert couple?

[Amanda]

Here's the deal about this, and I'm so glad you brought it up. I was not aware until. So my sister arrived three hours after my son was born.

[Shane]

Okay.

[Amanda]

And.

[Shane]

And her first thing she says to you is, have you seen the play concert couple?

[Trevor Everts]

It was.

[Amanda]

She's amazing. I think it was the next day, H and I were just not. We were not there. And she was holding Cole, and she was like, oh, my God. So the girls and I at work are obsessed, obsessed with this thing. Have you heard the Coldplay thing? And I was like, no. I, I was in another universe.

[Shane]

I don't know if you saw for.

[Amanda]

40 hours or so, whatever. And she told me everything. I watched the videos, I read the comments, and, And I felt really sad.

[Trevor Everts]

It is.

[Amanda]

I didn't feel joy or laughter. I felt really sad.

[Shane]

Oh, yeah. It's for how funny the situation is. It ultimately is the worst possible thing.

[Amanda]

Yeah. It is so sad.

[Shane]

It's deeply sad.

[Trevor Everts]

I just like it. I, I, I don't understand. And it, I think maybe it's just, like, because people like on that are, like, older just aren't as familiar with, like, what the Internet Will do. But both of their reactions to just be. Ducked down. Like, if they just sat there and kept dancing, nothing would happen. Nothing would happen. But because they ducked down, everyone's like, who are these people?

[Shane]

We're not supposed to be together because. What's his name? Who's the lead singer of Coldplay? Is it Chris?

[Amanda]

Chris Martin.

[Shane]

Chris Martin. He literally. He's on his, like, microphone. He goes. He goes, oh. Like, they. They ducked out. He's like. He's like, that's interesting. Maybe they're having an affair. Like, he says it. Yeah. Because, like, yeah, clearly they are. Everyone knew based on their body language. And. And it was just like, why did you do that? But, yeah, they're older, so they don't realize.

[Amanda]

And they looked so free.

[Trevor Everts]

They were.

[Amanda]

The girl was like. They were at that stage in the relationship where they were like, we did it.

[Shane]

We got away with it.

[Amanda]

But they were cheating.

[Shane]

They were both cheating. So they're both cheating. And here's what made it really bad. He was the CEO of the company. She was head of hr. Of the company.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Shane]

So that's what makes it extra bad. Right. Like, it's multiple layers of cheating and shittiness. And so, I mean, of course, who you think about is the. The wife and. And. Or the. And the husband. Because I think both of them were cheating. Yeah. And you're just like, damn. To, like, for it to be like, maybe there's some catharsis of, like, your partner's getting ridiculed on, like, by the world, but it's also not ripped up.

[Amanda]

Did they both lose their jobs?

[Shane]

I actually don't think so.

[Trevor Everts]

I. I don't know.

[Shane]

My expectation is always, no, they don't.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Shane]

Or if they get fired, they picked up at some other company.

[Trevor Everts]

And what their spouses have to do is go to a U2 concert together at the Sphere and then get on the Jumbotron and that'll show up.

[Shane]

Can you imagine? Can you imagine, though? Because I've been thinking about it for months where I'm like, you have an affair, and then you get caught at a concert having an affair, and it becomes so big that people are doing Halloween costumes of your affair.

[Amanda]

I'm like, what a brilliant Halloween costume. Yeah.

[Shane]

How awesome.

[Amanda]

Wow.

[Shane]

Yeah. But unbelievable. It was truly unbelievable. Yeah.

[Amanda]

They both resigned.

[Shane]

They both resigned.

[Amanda]

They both resigned.

[Trevor Everts]

Wow.

[Shane]

Can you imagine working at that company and being like, what, the. The head of hr.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Shane]

Was having an affair with the CEO.

[Amanda]

I want to know what their favorite song was that night.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

And did they leave right away?

[Shane]

I. I don't know.

[Amanda]

That's.

[Trevor Everts]

I feel like once you're there, it's.

[Shane]

Like that level of comfortability with having an affair. I don't know, man.

[Amanda]

When you hear about people having an affair, it's almost like they reach a certain level and then they go, it. Let's go out. And they go out to, like, a club with phones, right? And they're just.

[Shane]

They get it. I. They get delusional. Like, I think it does things to your brain.

[Amanda]

They're just like, you know what? Whatever. Remember those two huge NBC anchors who were, like, together and they.

[Shane]

Oh, yes.

[Amanda]

Remember, that was a big deal. And they. They're together. They literally, like, we're quitting our jobs and we're gonna stay together.

[Trevor Everts]

They were like, co anchors, right? Like, on the same show.

[Amanda]

They. I don't know how they got caught, but they.

[Trevor Everts]

They.

[Amanda]

They hit a point of, like, you know what? Fuck it.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

And honestly, I feel like there's something about that that I respect where, like, once you're caught and you're like, this is what I want. Like, whatever, Just gonna do it.

[Amanda]

We're here.

[Trevor Everts]

People know it.

[Amanda]

Just, like, tell your spouse, though, before.

[Shane]

You just don't do it. Like, yeah, like. Like, le. Like, just leave your partner. Then, like, don't do the whole, like, the lying and the cheating part.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, I don't respect cheating. To be clear. It's like, yeah, you should not cheat.

[Shane]

You're saying, as far as shitty behavior.

[Trevor Everts]

Goes, like, in the aftermath, if you're just gonna own up to it, like, that's like, better let your partner know.

[Amanda]

What is going on.

[Shane]

Speaking of cheating.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Shane]

A big Internet thing that happened. I don't think we've even talked about this in general on this podcast. You're aware of Ned Fulmer? I am, yes. Are you aware that in the months that you were gone, he started a new podcast?

[Trevor Everts]

That's the.

[Shane]

Yeah, there was this on people and stuff.

[Amanda]

I actually think your wife told me about it.

[Shane]

Did Courtney tell you about it?

[Amanda]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because she watched it and had a lot of thoughts about it. I think she mentioned it to me, or I think when I went on Instagram one time. I have to get off. She posted about it. I don't know anything about it, though.

[Shane]

You don't. You just know he has a podcast, correct?

[Amanda]

I haven't heard it.

[Shane]

I don't know what it's called, so. All right, I'll give you the lowdown, basically. So several years ago, three years ago, I think he cheated on his wife.

[Amanda]

I remember when he was at tntl and he wore, like, a bikini with heels.

[Shane]

Yes. Yeah. Because he was here many times before.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Shane]

We actually did a sketch years ago where several of us played, like, opposite versions of the Try guys. And so I was on camera with Ned playing a version of Ned who was divorced and had screwed up his whole life and just blew it and was crying. And we literally have a quote. We have a quote from the sketch where I go, next challenge, divorce your wife. And I'm, like, trying to convince Ned to divorce his wife in it. Next challenge, divorce your wife.

[Trevor Everts]

What?

[Shane]

No, you need to divorce your wife. I'm not going to do that. And then, you know, hey, look.

[Trevor Everts]

And it worked.

[Shane]

And it worked. I know.

[Amanda]

You wizard.

[Trevor Everts]

You did it.

[Shane]

Which you put a curse on him. Yeah, yeah, I did it. So he has a whole affair. It is a big, huge scandal. And they're caught in public club. They were in public, just being kind of out in the open. So anyways, this. It not only affects, obviously, his wife and family, it also affects the Try guys. It was a huge impact on their channel. Right. And so he disappears for years, and then suddenly he drops Rock bottom podcast about how he's at his.

[Amanda]

What is it called?

[Shane]

Rock bottom.

[Trevor Everts]

And it's so funny.

[Shane]

It's about how he's at his rock bottom.

[Trevor Everts]

The whole concept is, like, bringing people on my show that have been to.

[Amanda]

The bottom, hit the rock bottom and.

[Trevor Everts]

Bounce back or whatever.

[Shane]

And it's about how in the first episode, he does with his ex wife. Wife. Who he cheated on his ex wife. They. And I don't feel bad talking about this here.

[Amanda]

Kind of a smart way to, like, come back.

[Shane]

Right. But it's also just kind of like, all right, man.

[Amanda]

What? What?

[Shane]

And I did. Because I was like, all right. Because I literally met this guy. I'm too curious. I'm morbidly curious. I want to listen to it. And it was agony.

[Trevor Everts]

I could not get. When I say I literally could not get through five minutes of it.

[Amanda]

Give me, give me. Like, so.

[Shane]

So I'll tell you, she dunks on him a lot. She's like, I don't forgive you. Like, she was like, no, we were never back together. Like, and all this stuff she. I thought her parts where she talks about what she went through was very interesting. Right? Because there's a part of me that. You know, the part of me who loves psychology and stuff, I was fascinated by what goes through your mind through something this traumatic, really. And So I was really fascinated by her perspective. But then she would sometimes be like. And she's like, what was going through your head? Why would you do this? And his response is. Throughout the whole damn podcast, we're just like, yeah. I mean, I just was. I don't. I don't. Yeah. I don't know. And I was like.

[Trevor Everts]

I was like.

[Emin]

Just.

[Shane]

I was like, you're gonna make a podcast. You have nothing to say. Literally, like, if you're not gonna own up to it and, like, talk about.

[Amanda]

It, what is the point of the podcast?

[Shane]

There's no point. Yeah. And it's a podcast. Fully is tanked.

[Amanda]

And that's rock bottom.

[Shane]

And that's his rock bottom. Also, I think kind of disrespectful to be like, oh, I'm at my rock bottom. I'm like, yeah, buddy, you're having. You have it real hard.

[Amanda]

Yeah, there's rock bottom. That is.

[Shane]

I'm like, look around at the world right now.

[Trevor Everts]

I'm bottom. Guess I better start a podcast.

[Shane]

Yeah. If you're starting a podcast, you're not at your rock bottom.

[Amanda]

You have the means to not be at.

[Shane]

There's further to go. It was agony.

[Amanda]

Truly intrigued just to watch the first five minutes.

[Trevor Everts]

It's. Yeah.

[Shane]

That episode's the only one. Yeah. I. No, but, like, obviously, it's not a show I recommend to anyone. Shouldn't be supporting it. But it. It. It's. It's not fun.

[Emin]

It.

[Shane]

It. A part of me wanted to be. A part of me was hoping it would be interesting because I'm like, hey, if he's gonna fess up. And really, like. But he talk about why he did this and what was going through his head. I'm like, that could be useful. He doesn't at all. He says nothing. It's just sad.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Shane]

It was just pathetic.

[Trevor Everts]

Zero growth, zero acknowledgment, zero accountability.

[Amanda]

I don't know, man.

[Shane]

No change whatsoever. Yeah. Anyways. Anyways, that was a crazy thing, but here's some other fun YouTube things. All the other YouTube things. Very positive and very fun.

[Amanda]

Ooh. Okay.

[Shane]

Markiplier got married. Yeah. Yeah.

[Amanda]

Well, isn't that lovely?

[Trevor Everts]

Yes. Markiplier.

[Amanda]

Markiplier. You got married.

[Trevor Everts]

Markiplier.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God.

[Shane]

He got married.

[Amanda]

He got married. Congrats.

[Shane]

And then even another one. So sweet. Very cool. Are you aware of who Dan and Phil are?

[Amanda]

The singers? No, that's Dan and Shay.

[Shane]

Dan and Phil, the singers.

[Trevor Everts]

Give it up for Dan and Joe.

[Shane]

Give it up for Dan and Shakes. So happy to have you back. So happy to have you back.

[Amanda]

And I'm taking it as a compliment.

[Shane]

And I'm gonna believe so. Actually, you. You have seen them before. Because when we did Anthony's funeral roast, Dan and Phil sent in a video. They're two British.

[Trevor Everts]

You'd know them immediately if you saw them.

[Shane]

Yeah, you've seen them. Dan and Shay, Dan and Phil. They're YouTubers, and they've been around for a long time. They've been a duo, no different than Ian and Anthony and Rhett and Link, but they've been making content since the 2000s. Like, 2008, 2009.

[Amanda]

God, I'm embarrassed.

[Shane]

Don't be embarrassed. Don't be embarrassed. But ever since the start, people always were like, oh, I wish they were together. Right? And, geez, eventually, over the course of the years, one of them came out as gay.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

And then people were like, oh, I hope they're together. And they were like, acknowledging that stuff. The other one came out as gay as well. Oh, I believe. I. Like, I don't know their exact orientation, but.

[Amanda]

And.

[Shane]

But people were like, oh, well, if they're both. If they're both gay, then they have to be together. They have to be together. And they never acknowledge the stuff they didn't want to, and. Which I respect, obviously. And then just recently, these past couple months, they've acknowledged that they've been together for, like, 15 years.

[Amanda]

Forever.

[Shane]

They've kind of been together since the start. Oh, my God. So they're together. Yeah. I was like, damn, like, deeply in love. Wait, this is Courtney and I, who. You know what I mean? I was like, damn. They really kept it secret forever. Holy God.

[Trevor Everts]

15.

[Amanda]

So something.

[Shane]

Something like that. I want to say it was 15.

[Amanda]

When does that happen? When fans create this whole narrative and it's actually true.

[Shane]

Well, it's not something we want to push forward too much, but, you know, it's like, hey, like, leave people alone for sure. But.

[Amanda]

But they were right.

[Shane]

I. I think people saw that there was. Well, they were best friends. Right? And I think. I think to compare it to Courtney and I is, like, what people see is like, whoa, they're such good friends. Like, they would be a great couple. It's like, maybe, but there's a lot that you don't see off camera. Maybe they wouldn't work, but, hey, it did. And they've been together this whole time, and I'm so happy for them. It was a very sweet thing to hear. I've never watched much of their content, but, you know, I've seen them a little bit here and there, and it's just a cool story.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Shane]

But I. I know that they kept it secret a lot because of how intense fans could be about it.

[Amanda]

Yeah, it was. That was smart of them too do that.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

It's funny you talking about you and Courtney. You know how Ian's posting all these days of smosh, just looking at these videos and pictures of you guys together, like, hanging out. You guys were so young and sweet. Oh, my God. And like Damien.

[Shane]

I know.

[Amanda]

I think I watched this really old clip and it was just like, it's.

[Shane]

Trippy to look back.

[Amanda]

It's so trippy.

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[Amanda]

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[Shane]

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[Amanda]

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[Shane]

Yeah. And those photos were from 2023.

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[Amanda]

Let's go, buddy.

[Shane]

All right.

[Trevor Everts]

No.

[Shane]

It's so weird how so much of our lives is on camera.

[Trevor Everts]

It's so weird for me, like, seeing, like, yeah, Ian going through, like, here's all these years of Smosh, and then I'm like, I was a freshman in high school when that was happening. I was a sophomore in High school when that was happening. And now I'm here and I'm like, trippy. It's crazy.

[Amanda]

Yeah. And I was 65 in my home.

[Shane]

Okay, moving on. Oh, an exciting one for here is smosh pit hit 9 million subscribers. Yeah. Yay to us.

[Trevor Everts]

Yay to Smash Pit.

[Amanda]

I mean, of course, deserve.

[Shane]

And just. You were already back, but Smosh. Main channel hit 27 million subscribers.

[Trevor Everts]

Subscribers, 27 milli.

[Shane]

27 milli.

[Amanda]

Wait, what?

[Shane]

The main channel.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

I did OG channel. That happened, I think, last. Last week as of recording this. So a couple weeks ago, that hit 27 million subscribers, which is crazy because.

[Trevor Everts]

There'S only 8 million people that live on the planet. So that many people made second accounts.

[Shane]

Everybody's got multiple accounts.

[Amanda]

Only 8 million people that live on this planet.

[Shane]

Yeah. Only 8 million.

[Amanda]

Figure that out.

[Shane]

8 million people. Dude.

[Amanda]

How did you know that?

[Shane]

What were you gonna say?

[Amanda]

And Reddit stories.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Had, like, a big, big accomplishment.

[Shane]

It won a signal award.

[Amanda]

Whoa.

[Shane]

And then it's also the Apple Comedy Podcast of the month for November.

[Trevor Everts]

Incredible.

[Amanda]

You feel about that? That's like 90% your voice.

[Shane]

But I think I. I think it doesn't clock that it's a big show for me because it's just one of the many shows that we do.

[Amanda]

Yeah, but it is a big show.

[Shane]

It's weird.

[Trevor Everts]

I think it's just like. It's like one of the shows that has spread so far outside side of Smosh that, like, for us, it's like, oh, yeah, fans love it. It gets views for us. And then there's this whole other world of podcast platforms that I'm like, I don't know who the hell is on there listening to what, but that's awesome.

[Shane]

It is trippy. I mean, for us. For me, it's truly just another part of the day. I mean, after we finish recording this, we're going to go and record two episodes of Reddit Stories.

[Amanda]

I'm actually really excited about that because I love, as a. As like a person who gets to. To sit on the couch and just respond.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

I love Reddit stories.

[Shane]

Yeah. And I think it's. I mean, the show is big because of you guys and everybody. Like, it's such a group effort, and it's really cool. It's. It's a really fun show.

[Amanda]

So many people listen to your voice.

[Shane]

It's trippy.

[Amanda]

Listen, going to bed.

[Shane]

I know.

[Amanda]

In the shower.

[Shane]

I know. It's really weird.

[Trevor Everts]

I listen to your voice in the shower.

[Shane]

Okay.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Shane]

Pretty sick.

[Trevor Everts]

What?

[Amanda]

That's Nice.

[Trevor Everts]

Everyone's voices.

[Shane]

Let's see. Also, moving on. Oh, okay, here's a dumb one.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Shane]

Really dumb1. On TikTok, September 23rd was the rapture. Yeah. I don't know if you heard about this.

[Trevor Everts]

Incredible.

[Amanda]

Who got taken?

[Shane]

I don't think anybody did.

[Amanda]

Oh, so how did you know it was the Rapture?

[Shane]

It became. Well, it wasn't, but it became leading up to it. The week leading up. Suddenly, tons of religious people on TikTok were like, September 23rd is the rapture.

[Trevor Everts]

Christian talk. Literally. They convinced everyone. They're like, guys, the Rapture is happening on this day. And it was like this. And I think, like, probably half the people talking about it were joking, and then half the people were, like, truly bought in.

[Shane]

It's hard to know nowadays who is.

[Amanda]

Doing a break and who's not, why. Yeah, I definitely missed that. So glad I didn't.

[Shane]

It was like the 50th apocalypse I've experienced in my life. Right. Like, I mean, look, when I was younger, 2012, I was. I was like, this might happen.

[Amanda]

Remember Y2K? I. I was.

[Shane]

I was a little too young for Y2K, like, just by a couple years, because I was, like, nine. Maybe I. Eight or nine. So I didn't.

[Trevor Everts]

Oh.

[Amanda]

I remember being like.

[Shane]

My brothers were like, whoa.

[Trevor Everts]

I remember learning about Y2K when I, like, had grown up, and I was like, everyone thought the world was ending because just the computer programs weren't built to go past 1999 or whatever. I was like. And me growing up in the Internet, that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. But so funny to imagine people being like, guys, this is it. The Internet is gonna blow up and everyone's gonna die.

[Shane]

Kind of funny. That's what we thought. It was pretty cool.

[Amanda]

So wait, why did they think the Rapture?

[Shane]

I don't. I actually don't. I never heard an explanation as to why. It just was a date they chose, and they're probably gonna choose another one here soon, and then that won't happen. But people apparently were quitting jobs and stuff.

[Trevor Everts]

I think it was a shoot day when the Rapture was supposed to happen. How funny would it have been if it really did and it was just.

[Amanda]

Like, pit challenge, pit. And then you just forget.

[Trevor Everts]

So it just. I just fly through the ceiling.

[Shane]

Yeah. Only Trevor goes, and the rest of us are like, dad.

[Trevor Everts]

All right.

[Amanda]

I guess he never deserved it.

[Shane]

He earned it. Okay. Okay. You were saying last week that you didn't watch any movies. You haven't watched any movies, so I watched one.

[Amanda]

I watched Superman.

[Shane]

Oh, okay.

[Amanda]

I watched Superman and I loved it. I thought it was really loved, super loved it. The CGI dog was a little much for me.

[Shane]

Oh, okay.

[Amanda]

But I thought Lex Luthor was fun.

[Shane]

Oh, he was awesome.

[Amanda]

Nicholas Holt.

[Shane]

Nicholas Holt.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I thought he did a really good job.

[Shane]

I really loved it. You know, I think one of our. Was it a prediction of ours or was it something I just was saying in a episode once? I was like, I think, I think D.C. is about to become the one, and it's kind of happening.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, James Gunn is. He's doing something special.

[Amanda]

I will say, I don't know why, but H. And I watched all of Peacemaker. Peacemaker. We watched all of Peacemaker. And I was like, I'm not watching this. And then I was like, oh, it's a fun show.

[Shane]

It's very fun.

[Trevor Everts]

It's great.

[Shane]

Oh, that actually brings me. So this happened while you were gone. The Internet, the Internet at large has decided that they want me to play Booster Gold or just at large, a big part of the Internet. There's a hero, a DC hero called Booster Gold, and people are famous.

[Amanda]

What does he look like?

[Shane]

He's blonde, ripped.

[Trevor Everts]

He's blonde and sexy.

[Shane]

Blonde, sexy. He's silly. And he's got, like, imposter syndrome. He is very tall. But, you know, they, they, they think it'd be funny if I played him. They think it'd be funny if I played him.

[Amanda]

Cruz, Hello?

[Shane]

Yeah, you know, I, I, I might.

[Trevor Everts]

Not be exactly right on this, but I think his story in the comics is that he is like a kind of influencer type celebrity from the future. He's a, it's like not super successful. And then he goes back in time to be like a goaded.

[Shane]

I believe he' a flunked out quarterback.

[Trevor Everts]

Okay.

[Shane]

Who gets caught cheating or like, betting on himself or like, like illegally gambling is what I believe. I've not actually read.

[Amanda]

Wait, this is like. Yeah, yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

And then he goes back in time to be like a superhero or something, like, just like a badass.

[Shane]

But yeah, I think he's like a silly kind of like, he's kind of not like, he's like D tier, you know, where he's like, he's not part of the Justice League. He's kind of a loser.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, he seems like almost like a Johnny Bravo type. Like, yeah, I'm Booster.

[Shane]

I don't even think. He doesn't have powers. He, because he's from the future, he steals a Power suit, and he goes back in time.

[Amanda]

This feels like a show that James Gunn would. Would totally make with, like, comedians and.

[Shane]

Yeah, and you.

[Trevor Everts]

You'd be incredible.

[Shane]

Hey, look, I've said. I've said. Hey, I'll audition.

[Trevor Everts]

I've seen the viral tweets, like, multiple times. Like, every time I see a tweet of someone being, like, Booster Gold fan cast, and it's always the same picture of Shane, but it always has, like, 50,000 likes and, like, a bunch of retweets.

[Shane]

Wait, look, man, I'll audition.

[Amanda]

Should we send an. Are they making something with.

[Shane]

I am unaware of anything happening.

[Amanda]

Let's just send an audition to Jones Gunn directly.

[Shane]

Me just standing there, just Shane Topp.

[Amanda]

Guys, look at all these viral tweets. Here's one.

[Shane]

Hey, look at that. Cause that's how they cast things, right?

[Trevor Everts]

Well, let's get James Gunn on the show, and then let's just cast the whole DC universe with everyone here, and.

[Shane]

Then we'll just slam you in the future.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God.

[Trevor Everts]

Who would I be?

[Shane]

What we need to do is we need to get John Cena to be a Smosh cast member, and then it all fits in.

[Amanda]

Wait a second. John Cen Cena? I feel. I know he's busy, but, like, I feel like he would come on the channel.

[Trevor Everts]

I love John Cena.

[Amanda]

Should he play a Karen on Pit City?

[Shane]

That would be awesome. He would actually crush it.

[Trevor Everts]

That'd be awesome.

[Shane]

He is hilarious.

[Amanda]

He's so funny because he's just. He's like this, like, earnest, goofy monotone.

[Shane]

Like, hey, yeah, yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

No John Cena. Because I've, like, I feel like I've seen John Cena. I mean, I grew up watching wrestling all the time. Like, he was one of, like, the wrestlers. Like, for me, being a kid was like, John Cena him. And then, like, watching his kind of, like, acting career go, he would always play, like, these kind of, like. Like, kind of straightforward, like, gruff military guys. I feel like doing it in shows and some movies. But he's an incredible actor, and I'm so glad he's been getting cast. And, yes. I'm, like, sillier things. Like, he's just become this really amazing actor.

[Shane]

I've loved him and Dave Bautista, where they recognize, like, no wrestlers are comedians.

[Trevor Everts]

Oh, yeah.

[Shane]

They are silly. Like, wrestling. Wrestling is impressive as hell. It's also very silly. Yeah. They are comedians, so, like, of course they're gonna crush comedic roles.

[Trevor Everts]

And that's why I think, like, Peacemaker is so good, because it was like, such a blend of, like, this is an insane character, and he's an insane person, and he's so funny. But then also, like, it's a pretty.

[Amanda]

Gritty show, like, the boys mixed with, like, funny, silly, goofy D.C. and, like, I actually was like, oh, this is very comedic.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Also John Cena. My God, his body.

[Shane]

Body's a temple, dude.

[Trevor Everts]

The amount of times in that show where he's just in Tighty Wideys, I'm like, literally nothing.

[Shane]

Give it up, John.

[Amanda]

Give it up.

[Shane]

Give it up for John.

[Trevor Everts]

Give it up for John.

[Amanda]

Give it up.

[Shane]

Okay, moving on from dc. The movie. I was gonna say. Yeah, the movie. Probably, if I had to pick a movie that I think would be the number one most popular movie here at Smosh. Everybody was obsessed with this. Everybody's watched it multiple times. Oh, it's called K Pop Demon Hunters, dude.

[Trevor Everts]

Come on.

[Amanda]

The amount of times I've been told I need to watch K pop. So, you know, I have friends with kids. My friend Dunes, all of her kids dressed as K pop Demon Hunters. Yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

Awesome.

[Shane]

Not surprised.

[Amanda]

And I told my sister, I said, oh, do you love K Pop? She goes, don't. Do not speak. Do not mention that title.

[Emin]

What?

[Amanda]

And I was like, why does she not like it? She has seen it.

[Trevor Everts]

Ah.

[Amanda]

Oh. Like, over 50 times. She's like, we do not talk about K Pop Demon Hunters. But as an adult woman, should I watch it?

[Shane]

You should. It's an amazing movie.

[Trevor Everts]

It's really incredible. I know. Like, so Raven watched it without me?

[Amanda]

Oh, my God.

[Trevor Everts]

Like, well, she just. Like, it was something that, like, she probably saw and was like, yeah, like, it's on Netflix. Like, I'll watch this movie. And I remember her being like, it's really good. Like, do you want to watch it? And I was like, I mean, if you've already seen it, like, I don't want to make you watch it again. And eventually she's like, I'd love to, like, watch it again. Like, I'll watch it with you. And by the end, I was like, I. That was phenomenal. Incredible.

[Amanda]

Phenomenal.

[Trevor Everts]

Like, the songs, the story. Like, everything was just like, it's phenomenal. The animation. I'm like, that was just. That was. That was a move. That was a.

[Shane]

It is. It is phenomenal. And it's short. It's a short movie.

[Amanda]

Oh, how long?

[Shane]

I want to say it's less than an hour and a half. Yeah, it's. It's. It's very compact and very, like, I've heard.

[Amanda]

And there's like a sing along.

[Shane]

And the music, the mute. Well, what makes it great is the music is amazing. My. If I'm gonna have a hot take, the story is good. The songs are just unbelievably good.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah. The songs are what make the movie.

[Shane]

Like, I was. I was listening to the soundtrack after, like, I was at the gym just listening to the whole soundtrack.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God.

[Shane]

Really good. One of the songs is nominated for a Grammy, I think. Yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

I think the movie has, like. I think they have, like, five Grammy nominations, like, across the movie.

[Shane]

It's kind of unbelievable, and it's well deserved.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

And my also hot take is Soda Pop was my favorite song. And I know. I know it's. I know it's supposed to be a bad song. I know it's supposed to be a soulless song. It's a hilarious song.

[Trevor Everts]

I think Soda Pop's great. It's like the. They did it perfect.

[Shane]

Yeah. It's so. It's just so perfectly executed. But it's a really, really good movie.

[Amanda]

Now that you guys are saying this, I will watch.

[Shane]

I saw it on, you know, I scrolled past it, and I was just like, okay, this kids movie. I was like, screw this. I don't need this. I'm. I'm an adult. But then my friend Shelby, she started just being like, you gotta watch it. It's the. The best. Oh, my God.

[Amanda]

I love.

[Shane]

Okay. And. And more and more people. Ian had watched it twice.

[Amanda]

Well, that makes sense to me.

[Shane]

Everybody, like, so many people watched it. And I watched it, and it's truly, really good. Okay.

[Trevor Everts]

Well worth the watch.

[Amanda]

K Pop Demon Hunters. I will watch that. I think you'll like after Breaking Bad. And I'll just compare the two after Breaking Bad. How far? We had the voice actors on.

[Shane]

Yes, the voice actors. Chance interviewed the voice actors for it on Smosh. Alike.

[Emin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

What?

[Shane]

So yeah.

[Amanda]

Do they live here?

[Shane]

Probably local.

[Amanda]

They're not local.

[Shane]

I don't know. But. But yeah. So.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

Worth a watch. I'm gonna watch it big time. Oh, the meme. Nothing beats a Jet2 holiday. Can you believe that was recently?

[Amanda]

It was.

[Shane]

Or it came back. It became viral again. Nothing beats a Jet to Holiday.

[Trevor Everts]

That might be.

[Amanda]

Wait, is this. Is this. Is this, Is this. Is this. Is this the show Life of the Rich and Famous?

[Shane]

I don't think so. No, it was a commercial.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

It was a commercial, I thought, and it was for a Jet to Holiday.

[Amanda]

I had it.

[Shane]

I actually don't know this one well enough. I wrote it down because Courtney was like, oh, you got to include that. It became viral.

[Trevor Everts]

Was it something, like, from, like, lifestyle?

[Shane]

It was on TikTok. It was just like, Nothing beats a Jet2 holiday. I can't deny that.

[Amanda]

Well, someone watching this is gonna know what I'm talking about. And that makes me happy. Yeah, so what?

[Shane]

I don't know. I don't know.

[Trevor Everts]

So what?

[Shane]

I don't remember. I just remember it was a viral sound on TikTok. Labubus.

[Amanda]

Excuse?

[Shane]

Labuboos. Do you know what a labuboo is?

[Amanda]

Who's a boo boo?

[Shane]

You don't know what a labub is? You don't know what a labubu is? You gotta know what a labubu is.

[Amanda]

No, guys, I don't know what a labubu is.

[Shane]

I realize we don't have a labubu in this room.

[Rocket Money Ad Voice]

Dude.

[Trevor Everts]

There's gotta be like. I know we have.

[Shane]

At least.

[Amanda]

That sound sounds so good when you say.

[Shane]

It does sound really good. So. So basically, Beanie Babies are back and back in the sense that they are called Labubus. They're not Beanie Babies. It's a new collectible. And they're little tiny monster fuzzy guys.

[Trevor Everts]

Do you know, like, blind boxes? Like, it's like a big thing where you get, like. It's like, oh, it's this character and you get a box and it's one of different ones. So it, like, is that. It's like a blind box and you don't know which one you're going to get. But then, yeah, they just blew up and people have them clipped their backpacks, pants. Oh, they're everything. They hang. People get little cases for them so they don't get dirty. If you have, like, a really rare cool one.

[Amanda]

What's the rare one?

[Trevor Everts]

Some of them are crazy.

[Shane]

Marcus has the rare one.

[Trevor Everts]

Marcus has like a. Yeah, Marcus has one that's like, over. It's like a few hundred dollars or something.

[Shane]

Like, so they've been around for a couple years, but they hit their peak this summer. They became big.

[Amanda]

I want to know what. How.

[Shane]

Why were Beanie. Why were Beanie babies so big?

[Amanda]

Because they were awesome. Remember the platypus one? Yeah. Diana one.

[Trevor Everts]

That's what they're saying about Labubu. They're like. Do you know the one that's like, pink or whatever?

[Shane]

Yeah, basically. So. So they're just. They're just like a little fuzzy guy, Right?

[Amanda]

But they're all monsters.

[Shane]

They're just all the same looking monster.

[Trevor Everts]

They have the same little face. They all, like different colors.

[Shane]

What I will give Beanie Babies was there is a whole array of animals and stuff, whereas the Boo Boos are all the same monster character.

[Trevor Everts]

I still own a Beanie Baby that I have. It's. I have, like, a mic arm on my desk for my mic, and it's a little counterweight, so he sits on my. And I've had him since I was a kid. His name is Patrick. Well, that's not his Beanie Baby name. That's what I named him. And he's a little monkey.

[Shane]

Aw.

[Trevor Everts]

And he's just like. I've owned him forever. And I.

[Shane]

Showing Amanda Labubus.

[Amanda]

Oh, spooky.

[Shane]

I wish we could run out. I know Courtney has a Labubu on her back.

[Amanda]

Okay, wait. They're so cute, though.

[Trevor Everts]

Look at it.

[Rocket Money Ad Voice]

Little.

[Shane]

And they're literally.

[Trevor Everts]

They're just like little guys.

[Amanda]

What you do.

[Trevor Everts]

Look at this.

[Amanda]

Look at.

[Shane]

Oo moo moo moo.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God, this is so cute. Look at this.

[Shane]

They've been very divisive, though. Some people think they're ugly as hell.

[Trevor Everts]

We gotta get a man Boo Boo.

[Emin]

What?

[Amanda]

This looks like my son wrapped in, like, one of those zipper up, like, sheep outfits. This is a baby. I like them a lot. I don't really like them in a box. It feels like they take them out of the box. Do you know. You know that feeling with, like, inanimate objects that just feel like they have a personality? I wouldn't want to put them in a box because what if they can't?

[Shane]

Yeah, well, you take them out of the box, but some people have them in, like, little cases. But Courtney got a blind box for. For Angela. She got the Teletubby of. Of po. And then we were like, wait, we gotta get. We gotta get more of these. And we. Courtney especially went and found and got the Teletubbies for your character and for Keith's and mine. So we all have our Teletubby characters.

[Amanda]

So my. My Tinky Winky character is, like, perfectly set up in my son's room just, like, by his little. So he has, like, a bunch of little toys. Like, Chance got him, like, a turtle. And I have. I actually have, like, a big little monster. And then I have the cute little Tinky Winky. It's so cute.

[Trevor Everts]

And you point at it and you go, that's. That's Mama.

[Amanda]

And I go, that's Mama. And he goes.

[Shane]

He goes. He shits his pants.

[Amanda]

There's a whole thing with babies where you're like, are you having a good time? They're like. And then when they throw up, they go. And it's like, all. And then they go like.

[Shane]

You know, just really not appreciative.

[Amanda]

They don't have head control.

[Shane]

Not grateful at all.

[Amanda]

So you're trying to, like, talk to them, and they're just like, you really.

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[Amanda]

And then when you say something, they look at you and they're like, it's.

[Shane]

Kind of busy right now.

[Trevor Everts]

Amanda's new character is just her baby. That's Amanda's new character.

[Amanda]

Character.

[Shane]

Love it. But so, yeah, Labubus. I. I was kind of scoffing at them going like, what are these ridiculous things? Like, I did Beanie Babies back in the 90s when I was a kid. I was like, I'm not gonna do collectibles. But I decided for. What was it? At some point, I decided. I was like, I'll get one for. For Courtney as a gift. And I. I ordered some online, and then I realized they're actually Lefufus, which are fake Labubus.

[Amanda]

How dare you?

[Shane]

And there are so many fake Labubus out there. And. And so I ordered them. I realized they were gonna not gonna be real. So then I was like, I need to go get some real ones, because I want to make sure I'm getting her.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Shane]

So I went, and with Marcus's help, he guided me to where I could go to get some.

[Amanda]

I love that Marcus.

[Shane]

Marcus is the Labubu expert. But I went and got some. So I. We opened up the Labubus, and it was very sweet, and Courtney thought they were so cute. Of course, I think she was even kind of scoffing at it before. But then once you kind of hat we got them, we were like, oh, they're actually kind of growing on me. Kind of sweet. And then I got the Lefoufu's, and those things are jacked up. One of them is. One of them is attached to my backpack, and he is.

[Amanda]

So you kept the fake ones?

[Shane]

I kept. Oh, well, yeah. And they're the ones that I travel with. They are a messed up dude.

[Trevor Everts]

You're like, one of them has a penis.

[Shane]

It's crazy. If we actually wanted to, like, send someone to go to my. My backpack, it's next to the couch out in the lobby. And they just see, like, it's like a grayish purple fucked up guy on my JanSport backpack.

[Amanda]

I can go grab it.

[Shane]

But. But yeah, the boo Boos. I'm gonna kind of on the down. They're kind of. They're not as popular now. They were. They were at their peak. And now they're kind of past their peak now.

[Amanda]

Can you imagine being the owner of Labubu? And it's like you get this excitement for two months, and then it's just gone.

[Trevor Everts]

That's the crazy thing is the guy that drew, he's like an artist, or they're an artist. I don't know if it's a guy, but they're an artist. And they drew this Labubu. And I'm pretty sure they said they drew it, like, a decade ago. Like, they've just had this. It's like an old thing that they drew. And then all of a sudden, like, yeah, it became super popular, and they started making these la Booboos.

[Amanda]

Let's see this lefufuu.

[Trevor Everts]

Oh, my God. Whoa, Whoa.

[Amanda]

I'm sorry.

[Shane]

Did you just turn his body around? Here is my lefufu. So their heads aren't supposed to do this, but it's so messed up just like this. Just like. Do you want to touch it?

[Amanda]

Yeah. I will say, the gray is not my favorite.

[Shane]

Dude, he's messed up.

[Trevor Everts]

That's crazy.

[Amanda]

The gray just makes him look like he's, like, kind of a filthy boy.

[Shane]

Oh, yeah, he's gross. Well, I've been traveling with him.

[Amanda]

Yeah, you have been traveling with him. His blush is.

[Shane]

Well, that's what I. That's my thinking. You know, I got him for cheap, and he's not the real deal, so I'm like, hey, you know what? It's okay.

[Amanda]

Oh, all of his stuff is gone.

[Trevor Everts]

Why are his hands backward? Oh, the head was backwards.

[Amanda]

Oh, yeah. Oh, but his feet are backwards and his hands are forward.

[Trevor Everts]

Well, no, this hand is. Oh, twist them.

[Amanda]

Oh, we twisties.

[Shane]

I actually think he's, you know, he's more interactable. Oh, look, he's a keychain.

[Amanda]

Yeah, we love that.

[Shane]

Yeah. Hey, you know what? He's gone on many adventures with me, so.

[Amanda]

Oh, he looks like it. All of his makeup is.

[Trevor Everts]

He's looking like he's got some stories.

[Shane]

He's well traveled.

[Amanda]

What's his name?

[Shane]

I don't have a name for him. Just Lefufu.

[Amanda]

What?

[Shane]

I don't. I don't. I didn't name him.

[Amanda]

Mark.

[Shane]

Mark. All right, He's Mark.

[Amanda]

All right. He's all right. He's Mark. That's so cute. Wow. I really did miss all of that. That's crazy.

[Shane]

You did not. You've never heard the word Labubu until now?

[Amanda]

No. That's so fun to say.

[Trevor Everts]

Wow.

[Shane]

Leboo. Boo. Okay. What else do I have on here? We're kind of running out of things. That's okay.

[Trevor Everts]

I have one.

[Amanda]

You got.

[Trevor Everts]

I have one. Something that you miss. Well, you know about it now, though. I got new hair.

[Amanda]

Yes. Yeah, I do know about that.

[Trevor Everts]

I have a luscious mane now, so it's.

[Amanda]

That's so gorgeous.

[Trevor Everts]

Thank you. I appreciate that.

[Shane]

Very cool.

[Amanda]

You look like a prince.

[Trevor Everts]

Aw, thank you.

[Rocket Money Ad Voice]

You know what I mean?

[Amanda]

You know when, like, the drawn out animated princes just have, like, this, like, you know, that's what you look like. So what made you decide to do that? I know you did your pot. I know you did an episode on your pot about this.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, no, I made a video about it, but I don't know, it was just something where I was like, yeah, I'm kind of going bald and it makes me insecure, and this is something that I can do about it, and I want to do it, and I'm really happy I did it. And it makes me. Makes me feel really good about myself.

[Amanda]

I love that. As you should.

[Shane]

It looks fantastic.

[Trevor Everts]

Thank you.

[Amanda]

Is it a tough process? Cause I know that they, like, don't they, like, trim the bottom of your hair to match the top?

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah. So all my hair on the sides and back of my head is real, and then everything on top, it's actually nice. It's basically just like, I go in for a haircut every three weeks and they take the thing off and wash it and do their whole treatment and then shave my head back down because my hair goes through it. And it's the weirdest thing because you can feel. Feel like my. The fuzz growing through, like, the wig.

[Amanda]

Is that uncomfortable?

[Trevor Everts]

My head is. It's. It's a little itchy.

[Shane]

I get.

[Trevor Everts]

I get kind of these. These spurts of, like, my head is really itchy and I can't really scratch it. So. But when I go in and it gets taken off and I've just got my bald head and I can just go to town on it.

[Shane]

That's cool.

[Trevor Everts]

It's euphoric.

[Amanda]

That feels so good.

[Trevor Everts]

Oh, my God. It's like. It's crazy. Imagine, like, the itchiest you've ever been and how good it's felt to scratch. Just like three weeks of having my head covered by this and then just being able to go in there and.

[Amanda]

Like, I can't actually imagine because I've worn a wig before for, like, hours. That has been so itchy. And to take it off is just like heaven. So three weeks?

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Do you Ever feel like it might come off at any point?

[Trevor Everts]

It has come off. Yeah.

[Amanda]

Tell me when. When I want to know.

[Trevor Everts]

So no. So what happens is I play basketball, like every Sunday, and so when I get really sweaty, then the glue just gets wet. And so then it doesn't. You have to wait for it to get tacky and dry again. But then after I get done with basketball, I wanna shower and so I'll wash my hair. And then I was trying to blow dry. I'm very gentle with a blow dryer just to try and get it dried off. And I, no joke, pointed my blow dryer and it fully just like, came off. And I was like, I have glue.

[Shane]

To do, like, touch ups.

[Trevor Everts]

I was like, I don't think I'm fixing that. And I had an appointment like, four days later. And I was like, I'm just gonna rock. I'm just gonna wear hats for the next four days. And so I actually had a shoot here and it was so funny. I was wearing a hat so, like, fully, like, you can see my hair is like, coming out of my hat. But I told Arasha, I was like, dude, I don't have any hair under here. And we're standing in the lunch line and she just leans over and she's like, what if I just ripped her hair?

[Amanda]

You should not have told Arasha.

[Shane]

She's like, what if I just ripped here to tell.

[Trevor Everts]

I was like, if you just took my hat off my head, like, right now. I was like, that would be devastating. I would probably, like, yeah. Even though I'm very comfortable with it and like, I've told, like, everybody knows about it. I think just the shock of me just having my bald head. I would have had to go outside. Like, I would have been brutal.

[Shane]

I do think it would be epic as hell if you showed up to a shoot rocking a Gerald Ford, like, fucking power Power Bowl.

[Trevor Everts]

Like, I'm to like, I. I want. I'm going to tell you this now, but I. I don't want to tell anyone else. I want to keep it a secret. But if it works out that, like, there's a try not to laugh or something shooting like a couple days before I have an appointment. I want so badly to just take it off and then just come out and like, fedora just like m. Lady.

[Shane]

Wait, you have, you have, you have, you have. You need to save that for when it's like, okay, this is the moment.

[Amanda]

Have to do that.

[Shane]

Like, it's a. That is a super power Ian in.

[Amanda]

This or like Tommy or To be.

[Shane]

To be fair, anybody. It has been done on the channel before. Yeah. Because Keith did this back in the day for we did a winter games where Keith shaved his whole head except for he did the Homer Simpson.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Shane]

And he had that. And he rocked that for a whole Winter games. It was hilarious.

[Trevor Everts]

I'm gonna, I'm gonna get someone. I've got that in the back pocket.

[Shane]

Yeah, save that.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, it's the ace up my sleeve, really.

[Shane]

So our can. May I ask this? When you walk in, like, you get to choose from a bunch of different hairstyles. Could you just one time be like, you know what? I want to upgrade and I want to have full on Fabio hair. Like you just show up to work one day with just a gorgeous. Oh my God, Hercules mane.

[Trevor Everts]

I wish. I think that the max that they. I'm sure I could get one, but they're like, they all come kind of like 6 inches is like the length. So mine's like pretty long. I know, like, I could just get it cut short. But this is the same one. And then like in a few months, whenever this one like gets worn down, just wear and tear. I'll get a new one. But I thought it could be fun if I just like saved this one. Once I was done with it, I could just dye it and then I could just pop it on and be like, yeah, I have a red one now.

[Shane]

Yeah, just gonna put the red one on this.

[Amanda]

Literally dye it. Wait, so they can never really make it longer. You would have to get like a new piece.

[Trevor Everts]

I'd have to get a new piece.

[Shane]

Right.

[Amanda]

Okay, so this is the same piece. And how long does this piece last?

[Trevor Everts]

It depends on how well you take care of it, but like six months is when they start to like, you notice.

[Shane]

I think, like, it's incredible. It's pretty incredible.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Shane]

I think it's really awesome that you've been transparent about it too. Yeah, no, that's. I think a lot of people probably have found a lot of like comfort in it because it's such a common thing.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, yeah, for sure. And I mean, I, you know, one of the things is like me seeing tiktoks of people getting them and I'm like, oh, that looks so like cool and something that's like accessible and I can do. And so like, if I can do it and someone else can be like, hey, I'm going bald too. That's cool. You talked about it. That's great. I, you know, it's not something that you should feel as bad about as a lot of people do.

[Amanda]

I agree. I love it, Trevor. And you look like a prince.

[Emin]

Thank you.

[Amanda]

A cool prince.

[Trevor Everts]

Hey, thanks.

[Amanda]

Not like a weird prince who, like, wants to steal the princess. You know what I'm talking about?

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, like Bowser.

[Shane]

Rob the Louvre is Bowser.

[Amanda]

Yeah, like Bowser.

[Trevor Everts]

Well, he's not a prince. He's a king.

[Shane]

He is. Oh, he's the King Koopa.

[Trevor Everts]

He's a king.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah. I don't look like Bowser about the.

[Shane]

Politics of the mushroom kingdom. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

I guess that would make Bowser Jr. A prince.

[Shane]

Oh, you're right. Yeah.

[Amanda]

So I guess you're Bowser Jr.

[Trevor Everts]

I'm. I'm Bowser Jr. And you're Peach and I'm Luigi.

[Shane]

Well, that. That works.

[Amanda]

Are you a Wario?

[Shane]

I guess I am.

[Trevor Everts]

You're either Peach or Wario.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

No one else.

[Shane]

You choose, I think actually I would say are you Waluigi and Angela's Wario? I feel like that works.

[Amanda]

Yeah, that actually makes. That makes more sense. Yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

I think people have called us Waluigi and Wario before.

[Shane]

That is also. That fits really well too. I think everyone at Smosh is kind of some version of Waluigi and Wario.

[Trevor Everts]

Everyone has a person. They're Waluigi and Wario.

[Shane]

That's the two that we fit into. Those are the two buckets.

[Amanda]

Can I say something that I. That I did that you guys missed?

[Shane]

Yeah, man. Yeah, Shoot. I had a baby.

[Amanda]

I had a baby. Pretty cool. But I also started watching shows that I would never normally watch other than, okay, Breaking Bad, whatever.

[Shane]

You watch Breaking Bad.

[Amanda]

I watch Breaking Bad. Slow Horses. I started watching this show called. Is it cake?

[Shane]

Yeah. Nice. Cool.

[Amanda]

Anyways, a lot of it wasn't.

[Shane]

A lot of.

[Amanda]

It's not actually cake.

[Trevor Everts]

Shockingly.

[Shane]

Shockingly wasn't a lot of good.

[Amanda]

And then I watched like a full blown comedy. I didn't want to.

[Shane]

What did you.

[Amanda]

But I did it. You know, I watched Platonic with.

[Trevor Everts]

Oh, with Seth Rogen.

[Amanda]

That is all based downtown. And I have not watched a comedy series in decades, like, a really long time. And I was pretty proud of myself. I watched the whole. Well, I didn't finish the whole first season, but I watched like five episodes. And I was like, hey, maybe I'm changing.

[Shane]

Okay.

[Trevor Everts]

I watched the first season of Platonic and I remember it was like, yeah, it was good. I wasn't like, that was an incredible show. But I was like, yeah, that's like a fun comedy. Seth Rogen. I kind of Started watching the second season and I don't know if it was just like, not the vibe. I kind of watched like two episodes and haven't gotten back into it.

[Shane]

So I don't know the amount of shows I've watched the first season and then just fell off.

[Amanda]

Yeah. But for me, watching comedy and listening to comedy podcasts is not my go to. And then I started full on listening to Amy Poehler's A Good Hang podcast.

[Shane]

Oh, yeah, she rocks.

[Amanda]

I'm like, I am obsessed with it because I'm like, why haven't I watched this before? Because it's literally all the people that I love that I'm like, I strive to be like, their comedy. And I'm watching all of them talk about character work and improv and all this stuff, and I'm like, this is amazing. I feel like it was really nice to take a break from comedy and, like, fill up my cup and just like, watch.

[Shane]

Yeah, yeah, I get comedy.

[Trevor Everts]

I, I, I, I feel like I go through phases where, like, I'll be watching. I feel like I'm always watching a few shows at once, especially now that a lot of shows are back on weekly releases, which I love because I'm prone to binging. I need weekly releases. So I'm like watching a few shows at once. And yeah, sometimes it'll be all comedy and I'm like, I gotta get off this. And sometimes it'll be like, all drama and I'm like, I need something light hearted. But do you like, do you like Tim Robinson?

[Amanda]

Of course.

[Shane]

Are you watching?

[Amanda]

I haven't seen the Chair Company yet, though.

[Trevor Everts]

Okay.

[Amanda]

I, Me too. I know.

[Trevor Everts]

It is.

[Shane]

It's actually thrilling. It's a thrilling show.

[Trevor Everts]

It is.

[Shane]

It is a thriller.

[Amanda]

Incredible thriller.

[Trevor Everts]

Genuinely. It is a thriller.

[Shane]

Comedic thriller.

[Amanda]

Oh, okay.

[Shane]

Then I, There are episodes where I'm watching. I'm just like, I can't believe how tense this is. No, yeah.

[Emin]

Stupid.

[Shane]

The concept is.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, I'm like, oh, my God.

[Shane]

Like, I, I will give you the breakdown of.

[Amanda]

He is, he does make his comedy very tense.

[Shane]

Oh, yes. But I will give you the breakdown for people listening to what the basis of this show is.

[Amanda]

So Tim Robinson did. I think you should leave.

[Shane]

Yes. Tim Robinson, he was on SNL for a couple of seasons. He did. I think he should leave his all. The basis of every single one of his sketches is he gets called out for something and he refuses to acknowledge. Yeah, yeah, that's the, it's the one joke he does. And it's amazing. Every time, every Time. So this show starts. He is, he works at a, like just a company. He's not, he does not work at a chair company, like a development company.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

And he's in charge of starting up a new mall and building a new mall somewhere.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

And so he's giving a big presentation in front of the company. And after he gives his presentation, everyone cheers, everyone loves it. He goes and he sits down on a desk chair and it breaks and he falls and everyone in the whole room is like, oh gosh, are you okay? He's like, he's like, yeah, I'm okay. And he tries to make a joke and plays it off and everyone's like, haha. Okay, fine. And then he becomes determined that the chair broke because of some sort of conspiracy. And he's like, no, there's something up with that chair that broke. Yeah. And he leads him on a path and the show starts to. Things start to happen and like, literally.

[Trevor Everts]

From there it's like, I, if I explain the plot of the show to you and what happens, you wouldn't believe me.

[Shane]

Yeah. I, I can't, I can't explain. But it all just keeps on going and it's unbelievable. It will be psychotic sketch comedy level, like silliness followed by a very intense scene.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I love that.

[Trevor Everts]

And somehow Tim Robinson is one of the most normal characters in the show. Yeah, dude, somehow. And he's. And he's. And he's doing his classic. He is Tim Robinson. He's doing his bit, he's doing his character. And somehow you watch and you're like, how are you not the most insane person?

[Shane]

They do the thing that they do. And I think you should leave. Where the people he casts are the most normal people that you're like, wow. It makes you realize they don't cast normal looking people in any TV show.

[Amanda]

They don't.

[Shane]

Because the people in. I think you should. The people in the chair company, they look like regular people. That's what I want. It's amazing.

[Amanda]

That's what I want to see. It's. That's why I struggle to watch comedies is because it feels like it's like this ingredient list of like, people of like, oh, this type should look like this. And that the wardrobe is over.

[Shane]

And I'm just like, I'm not even talking about attractiveness. I'm talking about just something like, no, these are people that you see every day.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Shane]

I don't even think most of them are actors. I think he just puts people in his show.

[Trevor Everts]

There's only One other person in the show that I like, recognize, I think, as an actor.

[Amanda]

Isn't it. Isn't it Rooney?

[Shane]

It's the girl. It's the girl also from. From it.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Shane]

And. And stuff.

[Trevor Everts]

So, like, red hair, freckly, freckles.

[Amanda]

Oh. Oh, Sadie. There's a couple.

[Shane]

There's a couple actors. There's a couple actors I recognize in it. But.

[Emin]

But.

[Amanda]

Oh, I know exactly who you're talking about. Yep, yep, yep.

[Shane]

But anyways, the show's amazing. It is one of my favorite shows of the year. The other show that I'm hooked on right now is Physical Asia.

[Amanda]

I knew you would be. I keep seeing that, and I'm, like, gonna go down this path.

[Shane]

Love it. So it was physical 100, which was south Korean show where they would have a hundred athletes compete in all these different things. Physical Asia is where it's separated into teams and all of them represent a different country. So there's the Philippines, there's Thailand, there's. There's Australia, for some reasons, in it, Turkey's in it. A bunch of different countries, and they all compete, and it's freaking dope. I'm. I'm fully 100 backing Mongolia. I love that.

[Trevor Everts]

As you should.

[Shane]

I just, like, Mongolia walked out and I was like, that's my team right there.

[Amanda]

Wow.

[Shane]

Like, I'm like, like. And it's so funny how, like, you. It makes me look back on, like. Like sports in general and how silly it is that I'm like, that's the basis of any sports team that you root for. It's just like, yeah, I'm gonna go with that one. There's no genuine connection. I'm just like, I choose them. And now I'm, like, emotionally invested where I'm like, go, like, no, Mongolia.

[Rocket Money Ad Voice]

Pull through.

[Shane]

It's awesome.

[Amanda]

But there's so much that I need to watch because I'm just like, I'm. I'm changing. But again, like, I've been reading, so.

[Shane]

Okay. Okay, Nerd.

[Amanda]

I've been reading, you know, so many books and just becoming a smarter person, you know? Yeah, right. I'm reading smut. Let's be real nice. Yeah.

[Shane]

I love it. Way to go.

[Amanda]

Yeah. I will say the smut that I'm reading is, like, the subplot. I'm really reading about, like, romance. Fanta. More fantasy world.

[Rocket Money Ad Voice]

Yeah.

[Shane]

The Boner Chronicles.

[Amanda]

Boner?

[Shane]

No, no, no, no, no.

[Trevor Everts]

My. My new favorite book, the Boner Dragon.

[Amanda]

Reading, like, Milky Daddy Centaur shit.

[Shane]

Oh, stop.

[Trevor Everts]

Hey, that's my favorite fucking book. Can you not.

[Amanda]

I'm not doing that. I'm not doing that.

[Shane]

Just relax.

[Trevor Everts]

I know we're not. I know the episode theme isn't TV shows, but can I talk about one more TV show that I haven't heard anybody talk about? And I love it. Sure. Have you heard of Glen Powell's show on Hulu? Chad Powers?

[Amanda]

Yes, I love that.

[Shane]

Selena Rosen.

[Amanda]

I've heard of it. He plays two different characters, right?

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, he plays. It's like the whole bit. So good. He's so incredible.

[Shane]

He's very funny.

[Trevor Everts]

I'm like. I'm like. I'm like a Glen Powell fan.

[Amanda]

I'm a. I can't wait for Running Man. I'm so excited for that. Yeah.

[Emin]

Yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

No, I love him, but yeah, the whole show.

[Shane]

I do think Glenn Powell's hilarious.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah. The whole show is that he's like this. He's like a college football player that, like, lost the national championship because he was, like, showboating and, like, being a D bag. And then he's just like, living this, like, washed up celebrity life. Like, he's like one of those, like, crypto bro, like, washed up, like, loser celebrities. And he goes and joins the football team who's like, you know, at the end of their rope, has like, open tryouts for quarterback. He puts on like all these prosthetics and becomes like a new guy. But the character that he plays is so insane and he's so incredible. It's only like six episodes. You should watch it.

[Shane]

It's okay.

[Amanda]

I saw a preview for it and I was like, is he two different characters?

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah, he's two different. Like, he's the same character, but the person, he's like, acting like someone else. He's disguising himself. He's disguising himself. And I think the reason that nobody watched it is because the first episode has freaking hawktua Hayley Welch in it as like a 90 second cameo. And everyone's like, uh, oh, Glen Powell.

[Shane]

Did a show with Haley Welch.

[Trevor Everts]

And it's like, no, you have to get past that because the whole point of it is, like, it's like it's a part of his. Like he drives a cyber truck. And like, he's just like a total loser.

[Amanda]

Okay, I did not like Glen Powell. And I watched this show and I.

[Shane]

Was like, now you like Glenn Powell.

[Amanda]

He's actually good.

[Shane]

I like Glen Powell. I think he became a bit of a meme. But I've thought he's a really good actor.

[Amanda]

I like him.

[Trevor Everts]

I think he's Incredible.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Trevor Everts]

I think he's outstanding. So.

[Amanda]

Well, I mean, he's literally the lead of running man.

[Shane]

That's going on.

[Amanda]

And I think that that's incredible. Wow.

[Shane]

We're out of time. I was going to catch you up on the NFL, but.

[Trevor Everts]

No, the NFL.

[Shane]

I was going to say the Broncos are. They've got a good record. I can't sit here and say they're a great team. They. I love them. Right. They've got a great record. I don't know. That's such a bummer. But here's the. Here's the fun thing about NFL this year, this season, everybody sucks.

[Trevor Everts]

Yeah.

[Shane]

Literally every team sucks.

[Amanda]

Really?

[Shane]

In the best way. It's awesome. Everybody's garbage, kind of.

[Trevor Everts]

And. And then in NBA, everybody is the greatest to ever do it.

[Shane]

Yeah. We need to. Okay. New goal for this show for Smoshmouth. I want to get Victor Wembiana on Wembanyama. Oh, I want it because he's 7 foot 5, 6, 7. Don't do that.

[Trevor Everts]

I didn't even say. The best part is that you're right. It's an NBA reference.

[Amanda]

I know. It is an NBA reference. And how cool is that? That I made that connection and I am in. I'm in. Well, it's like.

[Trevor Everts]

It's like an NBA reference in like a very loose. Like it's from a song. And then it's like lamello ball.

[Shane]

Fans are gonna be like, can you goes back to saying hawk tua. Like, we're done.

[Amanda]

Fans are gonna kill me for this. And you know what? I'm done. That was my last.

[Shane]

Okay, last one.

[Amanda]

That was my dad.

[Trevor Everts]

That was awesome.

[Shane]

But no, imagine how funny it would be. That was crazy, you guys. Imagine how funny it would be to have get that. Yeah, we got it. We got it. Don't worry.

[Trevor Everts]

Shane and I have dabbed each other up like 30 times in the last two days because of smiling friends.

[Shane]

Yeah, we gotta show Amanda smiling.

[Amanda]

I. I heard you talking about it. I need to. Guys, it's too much that I need to watch.

[Shane]

There's just too much going on. There's too much to talk about.

[Trevor Everts]

Let's have a three hour episode.

[Shane]

All right. But we'll get. We'll get. We need to get like a big athlete. I want to get either Victor Wembiana or like Shohei or Tani or like some NFL lineman on. Yeah, it'd be hilarious.

[Emin]

Just.

[Shane]

Just visually how I would love it.

[Trevor Everts]

No, imagine like you're sitting here and this is how tall. Like just sitting.

[Shane]

We we need to not adjust the cameras for Victor Wembiana. If he comes on, he just. We just don't see him. I'm down anyways. It's, yeah, wild times, but you're back, and now you're caught up. Now you know.

[Amanda]

You know, I'm. I'm. I'm. I'm, like, 60% back on Instagram. I'm here. I'm gonna watch these shows, and I'm going to be a better person for it. Right, guys?

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Depop Deep Demon.

[Trevor Everts]

Depop D Pop Hunter Demons. K Pop. K Pop.

[Amanda]

K Pop. Chad Demon Powers.

[Shane]

Chair company Trevor, thanks for being here, having me.

[Amanda]

Trevor.

[Shane]

Amanda, once again, it's good to have you back.

[Amanda]

Good to be back.

[Trevor Everts]

Love you.

[Shane]

All right, we'll see you guys next week. Goodbye.