Smosh Mouth Episode #127 Summary

Episode Title: Never Have I Ever w/ Angela & Chanse
Release Date: January 19, 2026
Hosts: Amanda Lehan-Canto
Guests: Angela & Chance

Overview

This episode is a freewheeling, chaotic, and hilarious deep-dive into friendship and improv as Amanda is joined by Angela and Chance for a wild round of "Never Have I Ever." With Shayne Topp out, Amanda kicks off what she calls the "wildest duo" yet, and the group spins through an all-over-the-place blend of confessional games, tangents about Smosh Games memories, candy critiques, and inside jokes.

Major Discussion Points and Highlights

Chaos, Candy, and Nicknames

• Candy as a motif: The episode kicks off with candy sampling and banter about which candies best represent the hosts' personalities. The “Smosh candy bar” is a recurring prop.
  • “If you were a candy, what would you be?” – Amanda (04:17)
  • Angela is dubbed “Gobsmacker,” quickly corrected to “Gobstopper.”
  • Jokes about “chewing into the mic” and torturing the editor, Scott.
• Lunch at Smosh: Soup days vs. desired wing days, riffing on lunch options.
• Summer Games costumes & chaos: Amanda and Angela recount the chaos of Summer Games filming, Amanda’s “Mrs. Puff” persona, being stuck in a hot dog costume, and “dripping sweat” on set.
  • “My neck was attached to my elbow. My hair was this high. I was in a jean button down dress with a bouncy ball underneath my body.” – Amanda (06:45)

Playing Never Have I Ever

Rules and Mechanics

The group takes turns with “Never have I ever” statements, adapting the rules and often forgetting the structure, adding a layer of meta-comedy.

Notable Rounds and Moments

• Silly and personal admissions:
  • Never have I ever gone skydiving? None of the three has. (10:35)
  • Never have I ever farted and blamed someone else? All three sheepishly admit yes.
    • “I did that in middle school. And I'll own it. And it was powerful.” – Angela (11:04)
  • Never have I ever washed my water bottle? Angela sheepishly confesses she owns one unwashed water bottle:
    • “I looked at it the other day and I went, when have I washed you?” – Angela (15:04)
  • Never have I ever clapped after a plane lands? Amanda admits she has—sometimes only after a rough flight, setting off a riff about clapping for sunsets at Griffith Park. (24:34)
• Relationship revelations:
  • Never have I ever dated someone over Christmas? Chance has “never had a partner over Christmas,” revealing he’s only had hookups, much to the group’s amusement.
    • Amanda: “You break up with them before you have to buy them gifts.” (27:13)
    • Chance: “Lube, condoms and a harness.” — describing his “gifts from the three wise men” (28:13)
• Gross/confessional:
  • Never have I ever clogged someone’s toilet and lied about it? Amanda and Chance admit they have; Angela claims she “poops sparkles and music notes.”
    • “Sparkles don’t really clog a toilet...and I poop sparkles.” – Angela (45:24)

Smosh Games, Story Pirates, and Making Kid Magic

• Improv and Performing: Angela and Chance reminisce about meeting through “Story Pirates” (a kids’ creative writing and performance nonprofit), describing emotionally rewarding moments performing kids’ stories.
  • “So many amazing, stellar comedians and actors and singers have come from there now.” – Angela (17:38)
  • Angela recalls moving a young girl to tears singing her own story back to her. (19:13)
• Hidden Chocolate Challenge & Filming Days: The group laments brutally long Smosh filming schedules, swapping “war stories” about days that lasted from 8am to 8pm, malfunctioning mics (“chocolate mic challenge”), and in-jokes about “cursed” set plants with “bad attitudes.”
  • “That was in an awful season, and we had no idea what was happening.” – Amanda (51:00)

Christianity, Coming Out, and Hypocrisy

• Chance relates being “outed” by a church leadership team for being gay. There’s a serious, thoughtful beat as the group reflects on hypocrisy and what religion should mean.
  • “They were like, you’re gay, so you can’t be Christian.” – Chance (13:06)
  • “Which is kind of counterintuitive because Jesus is, like, accepting of all sinners and even the most broken ones. He’s like, you are enough and you are worthy.” – Chance (13:15)
• Angela and Amanda hype their support and “amen” throughout.

Extended Tangents and Running Jokes

• Candy critiques: An ongoing search through the office’s gigantic, aging candy stash (loose gummy worms, ancient Milky Ways, “extreme sour Warhead” as punishment for game losers).
• Horse Girl & Book Club Memes: Amanda is deemed “horse girl,” then they imagine horse-girl fan art. Running gags about “book club,” “old worm,” and turning it all into “merch.”
• “Sexiest Man Alive” Game: Angela quizzes the crew on People’s “Sexiest Man Alive” for random years (e.g., “2012 – Channing Tatum”; “2020 – Michael B. Jordan”). This morphs into riffing about daddies, Ryan Gosling, and Richard Gere confusion.
  • “Who is my ultimate daddy?” – Chance (60:02)

Childhood Handclaps and Playground Lore

• Ending with a bang, the trio shares and compares regional playground chants, delighted by how “spells” like “brick wall, waterfall, girl you think you know it all...” morph across generations and geographies.
  • “If you’re an audio listener, I just want to... If you’re in the car right now, pull over.” – Amanda (34:40)

Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• On being candy:

  • Amanda: "If you were a candy, what would you be?" (04:17)
  • Angela: "Gobsmacker. Gobstopper." (05:29)

• Summer Games chaos:

  • Amanda: “My neck was attached to my elbow...I looked like the Blob.” (06:45)

• Chance on church & sexuality:

  • "They were like, you’re gay, so you can’t be Christian." (13:06)
  • "Jesus is, like, accepting of all sinners and even the most broken ones." (13:15)

• Angela’s water bottle confession:

  • “I looked at [my water bottle] the other day and I went, when have I washed you?” (15:04)

• On imitating children’s stories:

  • Angela: “The kid usually cries...” (19:39)

• Holiday hookups:

  • Chance: “I have had hookups on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day.” (27:24)
  • Angela: “Tell her how you get that candy cane dick.” (27:56)

• Candy chaos:

  • “Loose gummy worm in the candy pile!” – Chance (31:31)

• Book club shade:

  • Chance: “You’re a millennial white woman. You’ve been to a book club. Come on.” (37:51)

• On plant drama:

  • Angela: “That little fake succulent on the Reddit stage...is a whore.” (50:21)
  • Amanda: “You guys are causing so much chaos on my set.” (50:16)

• Old candy penalties:

  • Amanda: “I’m not eating the worm. Old worm.” (43:39)
  • Angela: “We should make merch: ‘I survived that one episode...and no one ate the old worm.’” (68:00)

• Playground chants:

  • “Brick wall. Waterfall. Girl, you think you got it all, but you don’t, I do, so boom...” – Amanda (65:45)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• 02:33 – Show Open (“Shayne is gone!”), candy intros
• 06:07 – Summer Games stories
• 09:29 – Never Have I Ever: Game start
• 13:06 – Chance’s church/coming out story
• 17:38 – Story Pirates/Improv lives
• 24:34 – Clapping on planes/sunsets tangent
• 27:24 – Chance’s Christmas singlehood/hookups
• 31:01 – Candy gross-out, “loose baby in the pile”
• 37:51 – Book club banter
• 51:00 – Hidden Chocolate Challenge and Smosh filming war stories
• 54:55 – “Sexiest Man Alive” guessing game
• 65:45 – Handclaps/chants segment
• 67:28 – Wrap up and joke about “worm” merch

Memorable Moments

• Angela and Chance's playful chemistry, especially when recalling improv and kid performance days.
• Chance’s heartfelt, vulnerable story about being rejected from church leadership for being gay, juxtaposed with immediate, loving support from Amanda and Angela.
• Sweet and silly chaos over old candy, ASMR chewing, and playful riffs on the “old worm.”
• Amanda's willingness to be the butt of “horse girl” and “book club” millennial jokes.
• The group’s delight in discovering the shared and (wildly different) childhood handclap rhymes.

Tone & Style

The vibe is fast, silly, tangential, slightly chaotic, and intimate—friends slipping between inside jokes, raw confessions, and classic group games. There’s plenty of physical comedy, notably through Amanda’s cartoonish storytelling and their foil against the “cursed” set plants and ancient office candy.

For Listeners: What Makes This Episode Special?

• If you love Smosh, improv, or comedy podcasts, this episode captures the unfiltered fun of being in the room for a friends’ night in.
• It’s a genuine snapshot of comedic chemistry, vulnerable storytelling, and relentless riffing—rarely pausing long before the next bit.
• Whether you’re here for “Never Have I Ever,” improv theater-life behind the scenes, or wild childhood stories, there’s laughter, heart, and chaos in equal measure.

In sum:
A hilarious, jam-packed romp through games, friendship, and candy-fueled childhood flashbacks. No one eats the old worm. And that’s okay.