Morgan Jay: Goofy & Gifted

Summary

The Nikki & Brie Show – "Morgan Jay: Goofy & Gifted"

Air Date: January 26, 2026
Host: SiriusXM
Guests: Nikki Garcia, Brie Garcia, special guest Morgan Jay

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Episode Overview

On this spirited episode, Nikki & Brie welcome musical comedian Morgan Jay for a lively, honest, and often hilarious deep-dive into his creative process, virality, tours, and the unique blend of music and comedy that has made him a social media sensation. Beyond the laughs and playful banter, the trio opens up about the nature of creativity, vulnerability on stage, and the meaningful personal connections that entertainment can spark.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Opening Banter & Life Updates (00:49–07:00)

• Nikki and Brie chat about winter fashion—especially leopard print comebacks—and their struggles with post-sleep grogginess and the pursuit of restful nights.
• Nikki shares a story about her outdoor sauna breaking down after heavy rains, leading to laughter about "bougie problems" but also reflections on the importance of self-care.
• Conversation veers into wellness routines like sauna blankets, nighty night tea, and designating a "do nothing day" each week.

Quote:

"I feel like you and I need to designate like one day out of our week that’s a do nothing day… not even work out unless it’s like a power walk outside."
—Brie (03:11)

2. Introducing Morgan Jay: Musical Comedy & Viral Fame (07:01–15:14)

• Morgan Jay joins the show, joking about technical difficulties with his auto-tune mic, which leads to playful commentary about his live performances.
• The hosts reminisce about their last time in Vegas, setting up Morgan’s famous Vegas party story.

Morgan recounts a wild Vegas show night:

• Recaps the “best year” of his career: buying his mom a house, selling hundreds of thousands of tickets.
• Shares how mixing weed (a “Jeter”) and various alcohols led to him throwing up post-show.
• Nikki commiserates, sharing her own “tragic weed story” that ended with nausea and regret.

Quote:

"A Jeter is like a joint that’s dipped in weed liquid and topped off with kief… It’s like extra, extra, extra, extra strong."
—Morgan Jay (09:17)

On discovering his comedic niche:

• Always the class clown (shows his high school yearbook as proof, 12:02), but music and use of auto-tune became defining within the past five years—first used to spice up pandemic-era Zoom gigs.

Quote:

"If I do a show and I don’t do auto-tune, people are upset."
—Morgan Jay (13:19)

3. The Creative Process, Show Content, & Crowd Work (15:15–21:33)

• Morgan describes the inspiration for his act as "life—mostly love, dating, and sex" but emphasizes the heart at the center of his show.
• His live set is more risqué and raw than what’s seen on TikTok; gives an explicit heads-up to parents at shows.
• Goal is for his act to be "the perfect first date or to spice up a sexless marriage"—or even, ironically, to spark breakups if they’re overdue.

Quote:

"If my show is the straw that breaks the camel’s back, then it probably wasn’t a good pairing to begin with."
—Morgan Jay (16:41)

• Morgan’s “dirty talk” bit involves audience suggestions, auto-tune, and crowd participation, making the risqué fun and approachable.

4. Viral Moments, “Would You Be My Dad?” & Performance Vulnerability (19:36–24:52)

• Morgan details his viral “Would You Be My Dad?” bit—a song inspired by his own loss of his father at age 6. The act is comic but ends the set with unexpected heart, often drawing deeply emotional responses from guests.
• Shares a touching story (21:02) about performing the song for a girl and her father, who had just lost her mother to cancer, illustrating the healing, cathartic side of comedy.

Quote:

"It actually was really beautiful… They started crying… It was a really special thing for me. I enjoy doing that song."
—Morgan Jay (22:12)

• Talks about his mother’s reactions—pride for his career, hopes that he’ll occasionally write less "spicy" songs, moments of awe at his success in big venues, and family finally understanding the scope of his achievements.

5. Touring, International Expansion, & Social Media Gold Rush (25:15–34:13)

• Announces "The Goofy Guy Tour" for 2026—expanding beyond the US to Asia (first-time), Australia, Canada, and more. Suprise ticket demand in places like Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta.
• Discusses adapting show content for new and veteran fans, crowd work variability (e.g., serious crowds like Amsterdam).
• Candid about his personal journey to TikTok stardom, noting he was already seasoned by the time virality snapped: adopted daily posting, formed a team of editors, and advises creators not to obsess over metrics.

Quote:

"Just try to make it a habit and not attach yourself too much to the results... a post every couple days turned into every other day, which turned into every day."
—Morgan Jay (27:47)

6. Lifestyle, Day-Off Philosophies & Light Moments (29:13–34:50)

• Morgan admits it’s hard for him to take a real day off—as a high-strung creative, his idea of a break is hitting the beach, outdoor workouts, a poker session, and a favorite LA Italian restaurant (Jelena’s, on Abbot Kinney in Venice).
• Nikki and Brie share their favorite haunts in LA, food obsessions, and more playful back-and-forth.

7. Rapid Fire Q&A – Honest, Funny, Real (34:52–47:57)

Sample Questions and Responses:

• “Every time I open my phone…”
  Morgan: “I end up scrolling on TikTok for two hours.” (35:20)
• “At my grown age, I still don’t know how to…”
  Morgan: “Make pancakes.” (36:45)
• Favorite word: “F***” (37:48)
• Late-night worries, doomscrolling, and anxiety
• Who he can always call to cheer him up: “Lily, my fiancée.” (41:08)
• The weirdest DMs received:
  Morgan: “A girl who DMs me every month just to tell me she got her period.” (47:30)

8. Going Viral, Internet Fame & Unique Fan Interactions (44:41–46:15)

• Describes the unmistakable sign of virality: ticket sales and followers spike, special video hit 10 million in 24 hours, then 120 million TikTok views, “probably a billion views” cross-platform.
• Marvels at how daily digital presence now makes him more instantly recognizable than many traditional TV stars.
• Envisions a future collaboration with Nikki & Brie—writing a humorous "diss song" for them to perform to each other.

9. Affirmation, Self-Belief, & Closing Inspiration (48:07–49:39)

• Morgan offers a sincere, direct-on-camera affirmation for listeners, urging them to recognize their inherent worth, power, and the ability to “shift your reality.”
• Nikki & Brie react warmly—calling out the energy of the moment and how rare it is for a guest to look directly at the camera with such conviction.

Quote:

"You are a star. You can do anything. You are a ray of light. People want to spend time with you… You have the power to shift and change your own reality."
—Morgan Jay (48:22)

10. Body Maintenance, Chronic Pain, and Wellness Tips (50:31–52:28)

• Morgan asks about physical tolls of wrestling; Nikki & Brie share about chronic arthritis and therapeutic methods like Rolfing and wet cupping.
• Recommend Rolfing (a fascia-release body therapy) and offer to connect Morgan with reputable LA practitioners.

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• “I’m the best there is. I’m the best there ever was and will be.”
  —Morgan Jay, channeling bravado with tongue-in-cheek (11:39)

• “When you get to the show, it’s a little bit more spicy… relationships, sex, dating, and love are things everyone goes through.”
  —Morgan Jay (15:41)

• “If I do a show and I don’t do auto-tune, people get upset.”
  —Morgan Jay (13:19)

• “When I saw my ticket sales go up immediately! …That video, within 24 hours, hit 10 million views… in a week, 60 million.”
  —Morgan Jay, on going viral (44:41)

• “Clip this: You could do anything. Believe in yourself!”
  —Morgan Jay, looking into the camera during affirmation (49:06)

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Noteworthy Segments & Timestamps

• [07:01] Introduction of Morgan Jay and live show/auto-tune banter
• [09:17] Morgan’s infamous Vegas night and the power of “Jeter” joints
• [13:19] Discovery of auto-tune as a crowd-pleaser
• [19:36] Origins of heartfelt viral bit, “Would You Be My Dad?”
• [21:02] Emotional story about comforting fans through comedy
• [27:47] Social media habits, building a team, and the work behind virality
• [34:52]–[47:57] Rapid-fire Q&A: honest, playful snapshots of Morgan’s quirks and pet peeves
• [48:22] Direct-to-camera affirmation and motivational sendoff

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Closing Notes

The episode is a vibrant blend of fun, sincerity, and relatability, reflecting Nikki, Brie, and Morgan’s willingness to “keep it 100” about both the highs and lows of their creative journeys.
Morgan’s fusion of irreverent humor and heartfelt performance, both on stage and in conversation, cements why he’s not just viral, but genuinely beloved. Listeners walk away with plenty of laughs, but also a heartfelt message: believe in yourself, keep creating, and let your goofy genius out—no matter what life (or Vegas) throws your way.

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For tour dates, follow Morgan at morganj.com or check him out on YouTube (Morgan J Live) and socials.
Find more from Nikki & Brie on IG, X, YouTube, and SiriusXM Stars 109.

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Transcript

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[Nikki]

Welcome back, everyone, to another episode of the Nikki and Brie Show. What up, Nikki?

[Brie]

What up, Bri?

[Nikki]

So how are you doing? You look. You know what, Your outfit's so cute, but I love it because every time I look over, I feel like you have ear muffs on.

[Brie]

Oh, I know. I do kind of feel that.

[Nikki]

Well, like a cute little room.

[Brie]

I gotta start winter out there.

[Nikki]

I know this. It's good.

[Brie]

I mean, full leopard vibes.

[Nikki]

I. I've.

[Brie]

I love it. Yeah, I have a lot of leopard in my.

[Nikki]

Where's this from? This is new Veronica beard.

[Brie]

I actually wore it when we did our live show.

[Nikki]

Remember?

[Brie]

I just have a little different vibe with it than when I was gonna.

[Nikki]

Say it looks different.

[Brie]

Yeah, probably because I. I kept the jacket, like falling off me instead of like all the way up. But yeah, I'm really like. Leopards made a massive comeback and I'm enjoying every second of it. It's weird because it's just. I slept so hard last night, but the brain isn't like fully functioning, so it's like, let's throw a little leopard on it. Maybe it'll, wow, kickstart it.

[Nikki]

Yeah. I wonder if it's just still sleeping.

[Brie]

Still in a deep sleep. I did take theraflu nighttime last night. I've actually done it three times in a row.

[Nikki]

Well, I don't. I think you shouldn't. I think you're good.

[Brie]

Yeah. So I'm probably good.

[Nikki]

You know, if you read on the box, there is a thing. If you feel addicted, there's a hotline to call.

[Brie]

It's like when I want like a super deep sleep. But it's all good. I feel good.

[Nikki]

Do a nighty night tea.

[Brie]

I know I do those on my other nights. I love my nightingale.

[Nikki]

Oh, that's why you feel a little groggy. That can do It. Yeah.

[Brie]

And because I slept so hard for so long.

[Nikki]

For sure.

[Brie]

I did. I want to say it was 10:30, I think 10:30 to 7:30 straight. Wow.

[Nikki]

Yeah, that's good. I slept good too last night. You know, Buddy kicked me a couple times. That woke me up, but I was able to go right back to sleep.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Nikki]

Which was nice.

[Brie]

Well, you know, we'll talk a little bit about this. And then we do have a really cool guest coming on today. I'm. I'm excited. I'm ready for some laughs. Even though.

[Nikki]

I know. But don't put pressure on. I'm not.

[Brie]

I'm gonna. I just feel like I don't like.

[Nikki]

But what if he asked us to sing? Like, what if he puts on his.

[Brie]

You got it, girl. I mean, used to sing Papa Pop that bottle. We missed that. Maybe you can do that on auto tune. So tell me about Buddy. What were you saying?

[Nikki]

No, I said he kicked me a couple times last night. I was happy I was able to go back to sleep because sometimes that can be a couple hours up in the night.

[Brie]

Right.

[Nikki]

But I was. I went snoozed right back when I.

[Brie]

Was like thinking about it this morning when I was driving over here. Like, I feel like you and I need to start to designate like one day out of our week that's like a do nothing day. Like not even work out unless it's like a power walk outside. I feel like that's different. But like not thinking about like how my lifting form today or I don't know things. Well, designate it like I was telling you earlier. Just think about white or red. I'm good with that. There you go.

[Nikki]

That was. But those are hard decisions too.

[Brie]

They can be.

[Nikki]

A lot can go into it.

[Brie]

Especially when the psalms giving you a lot of info and you're like.

[Nikki]

You're trying to digest it and you're like, this could be a bad decision. And then when you make that bad decision.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Nikki]

You don't want to be snobby and say, oh, actually I don't like, I don't want the other. Totally. Well, it's hard.

[Brie]

I'm kind of like him a visual person. So just bring it over. Let me look at it. Smell.

[Nikki]

But you heard what I said to some. I was like. And then he's like, let it breathe a little bit. And I did. I go, this is not my vibe.

[Brie]

Yeah, it wasn't. It wasn't. The smell was worse than the taste.

[Nikki]

No, I actually didn't mind this smell of it.

[Brie]

Really. I thought this Smell was so gross.

[Nikki]

And I love French whites, but this one was not for me. But it was good. It was a sign. I was not supposed to just enjoy a steam and a sauna and go back home.

[Brie]

Yeah. Right. So, well, I did esteem after. It felt great. There's something about esteem. Even though I feel like my skin gets a little irritated, for sure, but there's nothing like a really good steam room. Oh, you know, Joe Rogan was talking about, which I know a lot of us already know this, but how important it is to do the sauna a few days a week. Because just, you know, was just talking about. Obviously we know about longevity, but really the things that it can kill inside.

[Nikki]

But infrared sauna or regular.

[Brie]

Now, I don't listen to the podcast, so I was looking. I sent it to you in your dms.

[Nikki]

Girl, you send me so much, I can't keep up. I'm sorry.

[Brie]

I will go through it. I believe it just was any sauna, because it's the sweating out the toxins, and it's just saying it lowers your chances of getting, like, you know, disease, cancer, all those things. Like, I want to say it was like 70 or 75%.

[Nikki]

Well, I mean, I do always hear great things about the infrared sauna. I'm guessing a sauna, too.

[Brie]

And I love my sauna blanket. I will tell you guys from Higher Dose, my sauna blanket is like my jam. And I have an infrared sauna in my garage. But, like, that sauna blanket is the bomb, right?

[Nikki]

Well, you know, Brian and I have an outdoor sauna, right? And I'm about to tell you a Westworld problem. Very bougie. But after all our heavy rains, my sauna just shut down. It doesn't turn on right now. So I had an electrician look at it, and it's not electrical. It's a bunch of water came through, and this is an outdoor sauna. And had was sitting on everything. So he's like, this is something I can't fix. You need your manufacturer to come out and fix it.

[Brie]

Oh, my goodness. That's too.

[Nikki]

What do you mean was it's going.

[Brie]

To come back to life.

[Nikki]

Obviously.

[Brie]

The infrared is probably trash.

[Nikki]

I know. And it's been a time where I just want, you know.

[Brie]

Oh, this time of year, you just want to be warm and go in. Well, pull out your sauna blanket. You still have yours from higher. Does I do.

[Nikki]

I do so. But it's just such a bummer because now I have to call the manufacturer and they have to come out. Yeah, and then what happens if they tell me like, well, it's going to cost this much money to fix and. And I'm just like, this is an outdoor sauna. It should handle the rain.

[Brie]

But it should handle. Should handle the rain. I know. Unless there was something on there that said like, can't handle heavy rains, but.

[Nikki]

No, no, but what's weird is yours.

[Brie]

Is like under a Ramada. Right.

[Nikki]

But not. It's open Ramada in a way. But still, I mean, it should have been fine.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Nikki]

I don't know. But you know, hey, the fact that that's a problem I have, I mean.

[Brie]

You mean. Yeah, yeah.

[Nikki]

It's like life could be worse beyond. So I didn't want to complain, but. Yeah, I'm going to.

[Brie]

Aubrey, should we bring on our guest? We should. Even though I could hear you tell all the mom jokes in the world. I'm just kidding. Okay, everyone. So today's guest is not just a comedian. He is a whole experience. He blends stand up music and auto tune in a way that makes crowds laugh, seeing and. And sometimes question their life choices. I mean, I think I saw people fall in love on one of the videos.

[Nikki]

People tried to be his dad.

[Brie]

Oh, yeah, you've seen him go viral all over social media. And now he's bringing his goofy genius to the Nicki and Bri show. Please welcome everyone. Morgan J. Oh, my gosh.

[Nikki]

You were gonna do the auto tune?

[Brie]

Yeah, didn't you hear? David?

[Morgan J]

I. Yeah, I don't know why. I don't know why it. Normally, you know, I'm, I'm usually pretty tech savvy, but for some reason it was just giving me issues today. So I don't know.

[Brie]

You know, you're good. You're good at a lot of things, so it's fine that you're not.

[Morgan J]

Yeah. And I don't want to take up too much of your time, so, you know, we'll just get into it and I, you know, I. I couldn't sing normally, you know what I mean? So.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Nikki]

Okay, well, you know, we're just going to have to go to one of your shows to then. Yeah.

[Morgan J]

You guys are in Napa. Is that what I'm told?

[Nikki]

Yeah, Napa.

[Morgan J]

But are you based there? Are you, are you, are you based in Vegas or. Because no, you might be in Vegas.

[Nikki]

Well, so I think what happened is we were. You were performing and we were there doing some stuff and we'll record sometimes out of the SiriusXM studios at the Win. So that's why we wanted you to come by the studio because you were doing a New Year's Eve thing, right?

[Morgan J]

We had quite the partying. That's right. I threw up. And everything was great.

[Nikki]

Oh, my gosh. What is. What is it about Vegas that just makes you go from zero to a thousand?

[Morgan J]

I love Vegas. I love playing poker. I love. I just.

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I love the.

[Morgan J]

It's like the NBA of hotels. You know what I mean? It's like, you know, because I stay in a lot of hotels, so for me, you know, stay. I like. I like all the bright. I'm like a little kid. I like the bright lights. And I feel like, totally. You know what I mean? So.

[Brie]

And you get such, like, a second win there. What did you drink that made you throw up?

[Morgan J]

You know, it wasn't what I drank, it was what I smoked.

[Nikki]

I'll get you.

[Morgan J]

And normally, you know, normally when I tour, I. I don't drink. I don't really do anything when I tour. I'm actually very boring. Boring. But last year was like, one of the. Probably the best year of my life, like, career wise. I got my mom a house, like.

[Nikki]

Oh, good for you.

[Morgan J]

I did, like. I sold hundreds of thousands of tickets. You know, it was a really good year. And, you know, this show, I had my friends with me, and I just was like, I think I'm gonna just get really, you know, wasted tonight. And then my partner, she handed me something called a Jeter. I don't know if you know what a Jeter is. No, but a Jeter is like a. It's. It's like a joint that is, like, dipped in weed liquid and then topped off with something called Keef. Kief is like, whenever you grind up marijuana, there's like these little bits of, like, crystals that fall to the bottom, and it's like, extra strong. So it's like. It's like extra, extra, extra, extra strong. And, you know, by that point, I had. I had like, a glass of champagne. I had two shots of tequila and I had a little shot. I think I had a shot of, like, Crown Royal and Holy. And the thing was, I. Over the course of a couple hours, it's, like, pretty. It's like, fine, you know, but then when we mix that Jeter, and that was kind of the issue. And then I was like, yeah, but that's what I wanted to do. I wanted to lose. I wanted to lose control, that's all.

[Nikki]

And you did. I thought you were gonna say maybe a joint dipped in chocolate. And I'm like, I'm game.

[Brie]

For that.

[Morgan J]

But no, it was a joint dipped in more joint.

[Nikki]

Do you know what I mean? And that right there, no. Thank you. You know, I. The last time I smoked pot was years ago, and I. It had to be bad weed. I'm gonna blame it on the bad weed. And I remember my friend was talking to me, and in the middle of the conversation, I go, I can't feel my legs. I don't understand what you're saying. And I need to go lay down. And then I just threw up all night long. It was like the worst. I'm like, never again. I'm like, I can't handle it. Yeah, but, Morgan, you are not only a comedian, but you are very musically talented. And then with your auto tune, it just. The mix of all of it separates you from all the other standups, from everything anyone's doing. You've gone viral on Tick Tock. I mean, Instagram, you, like you said, selling hundreds of thousands of tickets. You are now a household name. So when did you know that you had this niche? Like, were you always that, you know, class clown, always really funny or. How'd you know that comedy was your thing?

[Morgan J]

Well, first, it's a pleasure to be here with you and thank you for telling me that I'm the best, because it's true.

[Nikki]

It is.

[Morgan J]

I'm the best there is. I'm the best there ever was and will be. No, I. It's funny that you said that. I wonder if I have. Check this out. I have. I actually have my high school yearbook. It's like my. It's one of my. It's one of my coffee table books.

[Brie]

I love it.

[Morgan J]

And you'll see here.

[Nikki]

Oh, my gosh, you're a class clown.

[Brie]

I love it.

[Morgan J]

Is this. Is this gonna be audio only?

[Nikki]

No, it's also on.

[Morgan J]

Okay. So people will see that. So we have the yearbook. I was voted class clown. I was an outgoing guy, and. But it wasn't until I got to college that I did, like, the open mic. Literally, like, my second day of school. And then about two years after that, I started doing stand up regularly. But the auto tune didn't really come into play until about five years ago or so. And then I was doing, you know, corporate events on Zoom during the pandemic, and I was like, I gotta find a way to spice these things up. So I started integrating this little autotune pedal. And then people seem to like that. And then I started bringing it to the live show, and then, I don't know, people really, they loved it. I, I, I, it was really like a side thing, you know, it wasn't the main thing because I'd already been doing standup and I have, you know, 30, 40 songs that people can listen to right now where, you know, with the guitar and, But I think that's the thing, like, you know, you just never know what's going to hit. You should always kind of be having fun with whatever creative art form you're doing and you just never know what might happen. And now it's like if I don't, if I do a show and I don't do auto tune, people are upset.

[Brie]

Yeah, I get, I mean it's the same as wrestlers, you know, if you're gonna have a match, you gotta put in the greatest hits, what we call it in there, because people want to see your main moves in person. You know, you got to do it.

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[Brie]

So when you talk creativity, like where, where does your, what's the word I'm looking for?

[Nikki]

Inspiration?

[Brie]

Like, yeah. Where does the inspiration come from of what you do? Your jokes?

[Nikki]

Is it like life experiences?

[Brie]

Yeah, yeah.

[Morgan J]

You know, my, my show personally is a pretty Horny show. Overall, I've noticed, and despite what people see on the, you know, TikTok or Instagram or YouTube, I try to like, give this kind of warning before the show. Like, you know, what you see on Tick Tock, what I post on TikTok is like the first 10 to 20 minutes of every show.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

And then when you get to the show, it's a little bit more spicy because I will have like younger audience members come with their parents and stuff. And I'm like, hey, just so you know, like, this is. I mean, there is a lot of heart in the show as well, right? There's a lot of heart in the show. But I, I feel like, you know, relationships and sex and dating and love are kind of those things that everybody goes through. If you come to my show, I don't really, I don't really talk much about like race, religion, politics, you know, those more kind of divisive topics. So when you come to my show, you know, it's, it's a, it's a very good first date, second date, third date, or like, if you're in a sexless marriage, like, come to my show and we can maybe get. Spice things up a little bit.

[Nikki]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

You know what I mean? Or after the show. I don't know. Yeah, one of the other. One of those two things will happen.

[Brie]

But something life changing for the better.

[Morgan J]

Yeah. You know, by the way, I have gotten DMS of people saying they've broken up after my show. And I feel like if, if my show is the straw that breaks the camel's back, then I, I think that it probably wasn't a good pairing to begin with. You know what I mean?

[Brie]

Exactly.

[Nikki]

I wonder why they would break up. I wonder if it's because they're laughing at something and that obviously made the other one feel insecure and then it turns into a fight and then it's, you know.

[Morgan J]

Well, there was one, there was one instance in the videos out there where there was a girl, I guess she was a really big fan of mine, and she was like screaming like, you know, grab, like clutching onto me in front of her boyfriend, you know, and then I made a joke. I go, hey, she's mine now. And then I go, I'm joking, I'm joking, I'm joking. And then you, you can't really hear it on the microphone that I'm using, but my camera picked it up and she goes, I totally would, by the way. And, you know, I posted that clip and it went super viral. And then I Don't know if they're still together, but the guy DM me and was like, hey, like, we're getting a lot of feedback from that post, but I don't know, you know, listen, when I, when you come to my show, there's, there's signs everywhere, everybody's filming. It's a very much like that Coldplay thing.

[Brie]

Yeah. Hey, you saved him.

[Nikki]

You know what I mean?

[Brie]

You. You saved him from a red flag. So he's. He should be thanking you. And, you know, it's so funny because when Brie and I will do live shows for some reason and now we have put warnings out it, we just, we already, like, we kind of hold back. I get a little more. I can be a little more raunchier. Not even raunchier.

[Nikki]

Yeah, you're definitely more vulgar in live shows.

[Brie]

But I don't. But no live shows. It gets so turned up and it's like. I don't know what.

[Nikki]

It's the energy of the crowd and I feel like when you're talking vulgar and you're an autotune, it's really funny.

[Brie]

It adds, it's actually romantic.

[Morgan J]

Well, I think it adds a layer, like a barrier that allows people to be a little bit sillier, you know?

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

You know, I have a bit at the end of my show I call. It's called the dirty talk bit, where I have suggestions from the crowds that people have given over the last year or so of things they would say in the bedroom that are dirty. And then I. I put that into like a little rhyming couplet and then I just pick people to sing it. So even if they're not like a dirty talking type of person, it kind of allows them to do it because it's like, oh, I didn't write this. And I'm just at a Morgan J show, so I'm going to sing this and I'm going to have fun. So, like, they, they have like deniable plausibility from all of it and it's like, not their fault. You know what I mean? It's like when you get drunk and you do a bunch of stuff you're not supposed to, you're like, well, I was drunk. It like, doesn't matter, you know?

[Nikki]

Right. Okay, so this. Okay, so then I'm curious about this because you have this viral bit about would you be my dad?

[Morgan J]

Oh, it's the new one.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Nikki]

And you showed in the end that your dad was at your show. That was really your dad. Right.

[Morgan J]

It wasn't My dad.

[Nikki]

Oh, that wasn't so gray hair.

[Morgan J]

So I'll explain it. The whole song is so my. My dad. No, it's okay. My dad actually died when I was 6.

[Nikki]

Oh, my gosh. I'm sorry.

[Morgan J]

I'm not as sorry as I am. See you later. No, no, no, no. I.

[Nikki]

My.

[Morgan J]

My. My dad passed away when I was 6. And then I was. I had, like, a writing session with a friend of mine, and she was like, you know, why don't you do a song about that? Like. Like, looking for your dad. And then I wrote the. This is so. I close with the song because after the show, the show is, like, so dirty for. For parts of it. So then when I end with this song about, like, trying to find my dad, it's actually, like, very heartfelt and funny. And so every show, I just try to find a new dad at every show. And it's kind of like one of those bits now where somebody. People, like, want to be my dad. You know what I mean?

[Nikki]

Well, I really felt it with that one guy, like, when he said, I'm proud of you or whatever. And I was like, that's why I thought it was your dad. I felt it.

[Morgan J]

Listen, you're gonna see a lot of those clips. I'm gonna be posting a lot of them. You're gonna see all the different dads. We're gonna have dad compilations. And I personally love singing that song. You know, I was in Sacramento doing a show in December, and in the second row, there was a girl. She was 10, and she was with her dad and her aunt, and, you know, she would. They were really lovely group of people that came to the show, and I, you know, I made sure, like, I actually toned some things down. She was like, so this girl was so excited to see my show. So then when I got to the last song, the would you be my dad? Song, you know, I talk about how my dad died of cancer, and, dude, these. The dad and the daughter immediately started crying because the dad was like, her mom died of cancer literally a month ago.

[Nikki]

Oh, my gosh.

[Morgan J]

And I. And, you know, and it actually was really beautiful because it. And I'm gonna post that clip later because they said it was okay and I could post it, but.

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[Morgan J]

It's like a very cathartic kind of song, you know, And I really am vulnerable, and I. You know, what you see on stage is just like a heightened version of me with music, you know? So when I went to her before I started the song, I said, you know, you're going to be all right. I've been through this. I know what it's like. I know you're young now, but it's like, you know, and we had like a really beautiful moment in front of the whole crowd and then I invited them backstage and took some photos and stuff with that. But I get messages like that, like, like the experiences like that from that song. People are like, you know, I also lost my parent to this or this happened to me. And like, I really appreciate you, like, bringing humor to this. And it's like really, it was a really special thing for me. So I, I enjoy doing it. I enjoy that song.

[Nikki]

That's an incredible gift, Morgan, that you can give that to people. So that's really, that's really incredible. I, man, now I look at that clip all differently. I'm like, so your, your mom, how is she? Does she, has she been to one of your shows?

[Morgan J]

She has, she was. I did a big show in, at the Beacon Theater. Well, last year I did two big shows in New York. They live on the east coast. And I did a show in February of last year at the, it was, it was theater, like 1500 seats. And I brought her on stage and I told everybody to clap for her. And I think she hadn't seen me perform in a while and I think that moment for her was like a very eye opening experience because I think most of my family doesn't realize how things have changed, you know, because for, you know, you do this, I mean, you guys know, you're following your dreams. You do this for so long. You are the people that go home for the holidays and they're like, hey, are you still doing that comedy thing? Are you still doing that wrestling thing? Are you still like, how's that going? Like, what's going on there? And there's like, it's really hard to show tangible results to these things, you know, so bringing her on stage, I think she was like in awe of the whole situation. And then in November, I did the Beacon Theater, which is a really famous venue in New York. It's, you know, it's a little over two and a half thousand people. And my stepdad, he has Parkinson's and he's wheelchair bound. So I hired like a whole shuttle bus for them because it's about a 30 minute drive. And I was like, I don't want you guys have to worry about it because it was going to be like a whole caravan. I was like, why don't you. I got the bus for you guys. So it's also like, handicap of, you know, it's like, has the whole thing. You don't have to worry about anything, you know?

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

And I had them picked up and dropped off, and they saw the show at the Beacon Theater, and I think, you know, it was. It was a really great moment for everybody. And now. Is she a fan of my music? I mean, I. I think she would prefer. And she's expressed that I. I sing some nice songs every once in a while.

[Nikki]

Oh, my gosh.

[Brie]

I love that.

[Morgan J]

That, you know, I have, like, voice memos from her, and she'll be like, you should do a song, like. A song about love. Something like that. And I'll be like, yeah, I'll work on it, you know, and. But, you know, but I think she appreciates, like, she sees how the fans react and take photos of me and how much they. They enjoy me. So I think for her, she's just proud that, you know, I'm doing that, you know.

[Nikki]

Yeah.

[Brie]

We'll have to get that Mother's Day special. Exactly.

[Morgan J]

Mother's Day song.

[Nikki]

You need to.

[Brie]

I agree.

[Nikki]

That's mama approved.

[Brie]

Yeah. Vulgar in it. You keep that one PG for mom.

[Morgan J]

Yeah.

[Brie]

Yeah. Unless, I mean, we're talking about Victoria Beckham, then it might not be pg.

[Nikki]

She's like, yeah.

[Brie]

Which we don't even know the truth on that. But I've been dying over all the memes names. They've been so good. So. So you just announced your new tour for 2026, the goofy guy Tour, which is cool because is this the first time you're also going international?

[Morgan J]

So this is. This will be. This the first time I'm going to Asia. Last year I did Brazil, I did the Middle East. I did like, 20 cities in Europe, and then a bunch of Americans and some Canadian tour dates. And then this year, it's a lot of American tour dates, a lot more Canadian tour dates. And then I'm going back to Australia, and then I'm gonna do. I'm going a lot of these Asian countries for the first time. I've never been in them.

[Nikki]

So nice.

[Morgan J]

We're all pretty shocked that, like, I'm selling so many tickets in. In, like, Kuala Lumpur.

[Brie]

Wow.

[Morgan J]

The promoters are like, what the is going on? You just sold out this theater in, like, 10 minutes. And in, like, yeah, in. In Jakarta, I'm like, hey, I don't know either. I think, you know, music is a low barrier of entry, so even if you don't speak the language, my show's very like, we're all gonna sing along and do this together, and so it all works out.

[Brie]

You know, it's genius. What you've created is genius. And then adding on the aspect of, like, being viral and then always having that content come out. I mean, I know you're always having to create probably new stuff for every show, but it keeps you here and keeps people wanting the fresh, the new. So I think it's your genius for it.

[Morgan J]

I appreciate that. Yeah, I think I got in early with the gold rush of TikTok. You know, I was already doing this for about 10 plus years when TikTok came out. And so when it came out, you know, I'm a little bit older than you would imagine. I'm going to be 39 in like a week or two.

[Nikki]

Oh, sure.

[Brie]

Birthday.

[Nikki]

You look younger.

[Brie]

You do. Yeah.

[Nikki]

Using that good cream.

[Morgan J]

Yeah. Yeah. Well, my. My partner, she's a makeup artist, so she's like, has a skin routine for me, so it makes sense.

[Nikki]

There you go.

[Brie]

Right.

[Morgan J]

You know, I. I kind of hit that gold rush in 2020, and when, like, no other comics really wanted to post like that. And. Yeah, I don't know about you guys, but it's like, not. I don't know how old y' all are, but I. I feel like 42.

[Brie]

We're older than you slightly, but you guys look fantastic.

[Nikki]

Thank you. We're still not the same generation, you know. Yeah.

[Morgan J]

But it's like, it's not in our nature to post every day.

[Nikki]

No. At all.

[Morgan J]

It's like, it's not a habit for us. Like, it is for like a 21 year old who, like, they don't give a can, I swear.

[Brie]

Yes.

[Morgan J]

All right. They don't. They don't give a. Like, they'll just post whatever every day, multiple times a day. So I just. When I started out, I just tried to make it a habit and not try to attach myself too much to the results. And then, you know, a post every couple days turned into every other day, which turned into every day. And then now I have like a team of like four or five editors. I have two YouTube channels, like four different platforms, and we have. I've learned how to have backlogged content, how to like, batch create content and make sure these things, you know, and so if you could make it a habit first for anybody who's like, our age, any. Anybody could really do it. You know what I mean? You just have to, like, not attach yourself to results because a lot of the stuff you're going to post, you just kind of don't know if it's going to hit or not. You know, right?

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[Nikki]

Well, something that Nikki and I were talking about earlier is sometimes just needing a full day off where maybe the only thing you decide is if I'm going to have a glass of red or white. Is there anything that like do you need a day off a week or you can just go.

[Morgan J]

I'm gonna be honest with you. It's hard for me to take a day off. I don't know. It's weird because it always feels like I'm working in a way. Right. Like my mind is always working and. Yeah. I mean someday like the. A day off for me is like going to the beach and working out at the. There's like a little sand pit where they have like pull up bars and push up plate like things like that. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm talking about. Where the. So I like to go there, I go there and I prefer to work out over there and like work out outside and do like calisthenics and stuff, you know, doing that, maybe meditate and then I might go play poker for like five hours or something like that.

[Nikki]

Oh, there you go.

[Morgan J]

That's it.

[Nikki]

Right?

[Morgan J]

And then I go to Jelena's, which is my favorite restaurant in la.

[Nikki]

Where's that at?

[Brie]

Yeah, it's on.

[Morgan J]

It's on. It's in Venice on Abbot Kinney.

[Nikki]

Oh, I love Abbott.

[Brie]

We love Abbott Kinney.

[Morgan J]

That is such a baby street. You. If you love Abbot Kinney, I. I'm sure you've like walked by it or been around there. But Jelena's is like a. A rustic Italian kind of restaurant, and I've never had a bad meal there. It's like my favorite place. We go there. I think we go there at least once a week. Honestly, too much to be honest.

[Nikki]

Is it.

[Brie]

Is it. When you, like walk in there's. They kind of sell things, wine and different cute things before you get to the hostess stand.

[Morgan J]

No, I'm trying to think of what that. That might be the butcher's daughter.

[Nikki]

Yes, that's exactly what that is.

[Morgan J]

That's butcher's daughter. But yeah, no, this is a little bit further up the streets, closer to the brick.

[Brie]

Oh, okay.

[Morgan J]

So you walk down from the bridge.

[Nikki]

Oh, the brick.

[Morgan J]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Nikki]

Okay. Okay.

[Brie]

There you go.

[Morgan J]

Highly recommend. Come out. Go to the. Go to Jelena's. They're not paying me to say that. I love it there. And make sure to get their date cake. Dessert.

[Nikki]

This is so good. Oh, I love.

[Morgan J]

Best dessert you ever had in your life.

[Brie]

Look at the Italian side. Come out.

[Morgan J]

I love that. You need to get it and do not, do not wait.

[Brie]

I love it. Okay, wait real quick to go back to your tour.

[Morgan J]

Yeah.

[Brie]

So we've seen your latest tour. We saw how all. How it played out. Is it going to be very similar or is everyone going to expect like the same things?

[Morgan J]

No, there's going to be some new elements for the very, very big shows. I will have a full band, so it's going to be more like a James Brown comedy experience. And you know, for any. Like, there's a couple of venues next year that are around 6,000 seats, which. Those, those will be like, I'll have a full band with me and then. Yeah. So it's like every show you come to is. Is different. I do like, slightly different. Okay. So like the LOL hahaha song, the would you be my dad song, the dirty talk song, the suspicious as fuck song. Those are all things. Like, I kind of have to do every show.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Nikki]

Which is cool.

[Morgan J]

And one of the things I always try to remind people is like, you know, if you're posting online every day, every day you're getting new fans and they honestly, like, are discovering you today.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

So they have no idea what you did for the last 15 years. Right. They might not know. Like, you probably. You might have fans that, that discover you just from the podcast and like, really might have no idea what your. Your past was. You know what I mean?

[Brie]

Right?

[Nikki]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

You guys did what. You know what I mean? So you have to keep that in mind. So when you do, when you keep doing shows, like you can do old bits and maybe change them up a little bit for the, for the Die Hards who've been to shows before. You know, every song that I write, I write in a part of crowd work, like a structured crowd work. So you may know the song, it's going to come up. But what makes it special is, you know, every time I pick a different person, their reaction is going to be different. You don't, you just. I just don't know what's going to happen with them. I don't, I don't pre plan at all. People sometimes ask me like, do you plant these people in the crowd? I don't. Sometimes there are duds. Like, I'll give you an example. Amsterdam, you know, love Amsterdam as a city. The people of Amsterdam, very serious people. Very serious people. They were giving me nothing when I went to that show, you know, and in situations like that, you just do your material. So I know, I feel like I'm yapping when I answer a question.

[Nikki]

But when we love it, we're, we're.

[Brie]

Here to hear from you.

[Morgan J]

I'm, I'm, you know, I'm skilly diddly doing. I'm yapping a lot and no. Yeah, like, so my show will be some old stuff, some new stuff for sure. And I'm going to try to pepper in some new standup comedy. I'm doing little shows around LA before I head on tour in March and just, you know, adding some new jokes to the show as well, so.

[Nikki]

Oh, we're gonna have to go to a show.

[Brie]

We are.

[Morgan J]

And you are in Napa, right? That's where you stay.

[Nikki]

So we go to la.

[Brie]

San Francisco or la. We, I mean, we're in LA a lot, but if you're doing a show in San Francisco or nearby.

[Nikki]

Well, you said before his tour he's doing a couple in la.

[Morgan J]

Oh, maybe just little, little things. Nothing crazy, but give you some great.

[Brie]

Content on that auto tune mic.

[Morgan J]

Yeah, yeah. I'm so sad you won't be a dad going, I'm.

[Brie]

I know. But you know, we do, we can play a game and if you want to, though you don't have your mic, you can sing your answers, but you don't have to. You honestly don't. Because I get how people always want me to put them in wrestling moves when they meet me and it's like, okay, like I get the gimmick but like, so we're gonna do a rapid fire with you. 10 rapid fire questions. Every time I open my phone, I.

[Morgan J]

End up scrolling on TikTok for two hours. So good.

[Brie]

I love it. I told myself today I would finally.

[Morgan J]

Meditate. I haven't done it.

[Brie]

Oh my God.

[Nikki]

Same.

[Morgan J]

Like I've lost my daily practice. I have to get back into it.

[Nikki]

Same, same. Why does it feel hard After a while?

[Morgan J]

I was like every, you know, every day for like several years. I was doing it every day for 20 minutes. I have my. I do big meditation sessions on an airplane.

[Brie]

Oh yeah?

[Nikki]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

I, I feel it's the only place when I have a long flight I can like sit and not worry about time. And I've meditated for like an hour before on an airplane. Like not fall asleep, not take a nap.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Nikki]

Good for you.

[Morgan J]

And you're like your whole. It's like you flossed your whole brain. It's amazing.

[Brie]

That's nice. I tend to. That's. See, that's my time where I just scroll and I overstimulate myself on social media and buy a bunch of stuff on ads that I don't ever use when they come to the door.

[Nikki]

Oh my gosh. That's awful.

[Brie]

I know. But I tend. Because I disconnect more when I'm here. I mean, not all the time, but. Geez, I need to change my game. Okay. At my grown age, I still don't know how to.

[Morgan J]

I still don't know how to make pancakes. I know that's. That's the first thing that came to.

[Nikki]

My mind, but that's a big one. When you, if you ever becoming. No, I will admit this. When I first became a mom and your kids are asking for pancakes, I was like, oh, pancakes are easy. No, they're not. They're easy to burn. You want to make sure you make them fluffy. But there's a, there's a whole thing too.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

Do you guys know anybody who can, who, who doesn't eat a recipe to make pancakes?

[Nikki]

Yes, my aunt.

[Morgan J]

Yeah, they just, they just know what to put.

[Nikki]

I just see her grab the flour. They like you just heard like, they just know. And they're always super fluffy and perfect.

[Brie]

I'm still like, I still have to like put like Google a recipe to make sure I get the ingredients right.

[Nikki]

Yeah, I kind of cheat. I have this gluten free mix and. But I don't listen to their water that they want to put in or oil. I do it on my own. But yeah, I'm slowly getting there.

[Brie]

Well, you'll get there. You'll get there. Okay. My favorite word is.

[Morgan J]

I say the word a lot. Yeah.

[Brie]

Yeah. My son's liking that word a lot as of late too.

[Morgan J]

How old is your son?

[Brie]

Five, Five and a half.

[Morgan J]

Oh, boy. Where did he learn that from?

[Nikki]

Yeah, we wonder.

[Brie]

Well, because I like that word too. And then I've accidentally. Yeah, exactly.

[Morgan J]

Saying that around the house.

[Brie]

Yeah, like, where did you learn that? I'm like, I don't know. At night my brain randomly thinks about.

[Morgan J]

He's like, because I have anxiety. Don't even ask me, dude.

[Brie]

Oh, really?

[Morgan J]

It's like, it's been pretty dark the last couple days, so I didn't want to say it out loud, but all the horrible things in the world.

[Nikki]

Oh, yeah.

[Brie]

I was like, are you okay?

[Morgan J]

Well, I'm okay.

[Brie]

Meditation at night, then maybe that's when we need it.

[Nikki]

Maybe you got to meditate at night.

[Brie]

And get off TikTok. Like, meaning.

[Morgan J]

Yeah, the doom.

[Brie]

Because I get what you mean.

[Morgan J]

Kind of rough lately.

[Brie]

Yeah, I was starting to do that on X and then I'm like, why am I looking at all this negativity and darkness before bed? Like, this is not healthy.

[Morgan J]

I don't go on it. I don't go on X. I've never been on Twitter or X ever in my life.

[Brie]

Good for you. It's a very toxic.

[Nikki]

I've never. I don't. I haven't been on years for. On Twitter X. And then I don't go on Tick tock. I don't have that.

[Morgan J]

Oh, yeah, Yeah.

[Nikki]

I just. I get over. I just can't. My brain. I like to go sit out. Yesterday I sat out with my chickens for two hours and watched them.

[Morgan J]

You got chickens?

[Nikki]

I have chickens a lot. 6. And I'm on hog duty because one of them got snagged by a hawk. So I had seven. So I sit out there with them as I. And watch them run around.

[Morgan J]

Oh my God. So you have like. I'm sorry. By the way, rest in peace to your. Your chicken, Fluffy. Just know that chicken. You know that. That Fluffy went to feed a whole nest, hopefully of. Of new hawks. And that is the circle of life. And appreciate, respected and appreciate it. And you know, you know, you. You around and find out if you put a bunch of chickens.

[Nikki]

Oh my gosh. For sure.

[Brie]

I literally told Brie I want her slogan in 2026 to be around and find out.

[Morgan J]

You know what I mean? Although you have infinite eggs, huh?

[Nikki]

Yeah, I got a lot of eggs.

[Morgan J]

And then you have like too many eggs at this point.

[Nikki]

I Actually do have a lot of eggs because my kids kind of got sick of eating eggs for a couple days. So then they build, which is great. And then a lot of people say, oh, you know, they won't really lay when it's really cold temperatures out. But then someone told me to put chili powder on top of their foods and then their bodies are staying warm, so they're still laying. Damn. I mean, you make us a spicy instead of pancakes. If you want to learn about chickens, first out this one.

[Morgan J]

Oh, my gosh.

[Brie]

Chicken queen. Garden queen.

[Nikki]

Can you kill it?

[Morgan J]

Would you ever kill one of your chickens with your bare hands and cook it and eat it?

[Nikki]

No, I think I'd rather starve.

[Brie]

Just eat your vegetables.

[Nikki]

I'll just. Yeah, I garden, so I'll just live off the hill.

[Morgan J]

I'm half Brazilian and in Brazil, like, they'll kill it. They'll kill a chicken right in front of you and then.

[Nikki]

Yeah, yeah. See, I just wasn't raised.

[Brie]

I mean, true. Farm to table. Can't beat that.

[Nikki]

Oh, gosh, more like hand to table. Yeah.

[Brie]

Farm hand to table. Okay. The person I can always call to cheer me up is.

[Morgan J]

Lily, my fiance.

[Nikki]

Oh, I love that.

[Brie]

That's cute.

[Morgan J]

When I don't feel like. When I don't feel like a rock star, she'll. She'll build me up.

[Brie]

That's cute.

[Nikki]

That is.

[Brie]

Does she go on tour?

[Morgan J]

She goes to the Fun Cities. You know, she's like. She's like, no, no, you go to. You go to Columbus, Ohio. I'll stay here.

[Brie]

Even though Columbus, Ohio has a spot that's iconic. Pancake balls. Brie and I are obsessed. Yeah.

[Morgan J]

The theme of today will be pancakes for sure.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

She goes to the Fun City. She was in Vegas with US New York this year. She'll come to Hawaii and Japan and then she'll probably just come back to LA and chill out, you know.

[Nikki]

Very cool.

[Brie]

Okay.

[Nikki]

Amazing.

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[Brie]

Three more. Nothing.

[Nikki]

Oh, you forgot number three, by the way. But.

[Brie]

So. No, I didn't. Oh, no, we talked about that the last three.

[Morgan J]

The way you said. The way you said the way you said. No, I didn't. It was very like. Like, you see that? You see that I could. You see immediately that you know, like, your relationship. You know what I mean? No, I didn't. Stop. Shut up. Let me do it. I know what I'm doing.

[Nikki]

You know what I mean, though? Like.

[Brie]

I'm crying. We literally told her earlier, like, she can't wait to find a moment to, like, put me down.

[Nikki]

How is that putting you down? I just said, prove yourself.

[Brie]

He literally said he scrolls on TikTok for the first two hours and, like, you couldn't wait for have a moment to, like, put me down.

[Morgan J]

I just picture at a party.

[Nikki]

You're not going to believe every time I open my phone. I don't know.

[Brie]

I don't know.

[Morgan J]

Yeah, I just. I just. I just imagine you guys at the next, like, dinner party. You're, like, not going to believe. Like, she doesn't even know how to count. She, like, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6. Like, what?

[Brie]

But.

[Nikki]

And honestly, because I don't think she asked you. The first thing you do when you.

[Brie]

Wake up, you see that Real. I sent you where? Okay, so this real. This guy's literally too pretending to be the sun in winter where it's like, barely there, and then there's a guy on his patio trying to see the sunset and the sun. They're doing it off of Courtney Kardashian and Scott Disick. A real conversation where she goes, A, B, C, G, F, K, L. And he goes, what? What are you even talking about? She goes, I'm just doing that because I want the conversation in. Bye. So the sun's like, saying that. And the person, Patty, is like, wait, what are you saying? Because the.

[Nikki]

And anyways, you lost, I think both of us. What's the next question?

[Brie]

Fine, two more. I knew the clip was going viral when.

[Morgan J]

Well, I mean, when I saw. When, like, I saw my tickets sales go up immediately.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

And my followers.

[Brie]

Yeah, dude.

[Morgan J]

Well, that, like, 20, 23 in November. That's when the. The. My first mega viral video was like, you know, I was used to, like, a half a million views. Maybe I'd break a million. But this video, within 24 hours, hit 10 million views. And I was like, okay, this is different. And then within a week, it hit, like, 60 million. And then eventually it hit, like, on TikTok alone, 120 million.

[Brie]

Wow.

[Morgan J]

And that doesn't, like, include all of the people who downloaded it and then, like, reposted it on their accounts or YouTube. I mean, that video probably ended up getting, like, a billion views.

[Nikki]

Wow.

[Morgan J]

And then. So there's been a lot of viral videos since then. But it's kind of, like, bizarre to think because I get recognized a lot now.

[Brie]

Wow. Isn't that crazy?

[Morgan J]

Yeah, it is crazy. Cause I have friends who I feel are, like, genuine celebrities who are, like, on HBO or Apple TV or these, like, TV shows that I watch. It's like friends of mine, right? Yeah, but I'm. I forget that, like, I post every day, so people literally see me every day. Yeah, like, they see me every day, maybe multiple times a day, so.

[Nikki]

And they feel connected to you. I feel like that social platforms make people feel more connected.

[Morgan J]

Yeah, it is. It is pretty bizarre. Yeah. But, yeah, that viral video, when I saw those numbers go up, I got like a million followers in a week. I was like, the. Is going on.

[Brie]

That's wild. I. It could be fun when you have time. Maybe in the future if you could help us.

[Nikki]

Right.

[Brie]

We could do, like, a song where we're dissing each other.

[Morgan J]

Oh, that's. Yeah, no problem.

[Brie]

That'd be.

[Morgan J]

You gotta. You gotta just. I have to talk to you separately.

[Brie]

Okay.

[Morgan J]

And then you'll have to tell me what each person is most insecure about.

[Brie]

Yeah. And then be so good.

[Morgan J]

And we'll go for the jugular and we'll really destroy the relationship.

[Nikki]

Oh, my gosh.

[Brie]

Let's do it. The last one, the weirdest comment I ever read, said.

[Morgan J]

Oh, I have a whole song about this. But, you know, if we're gonna talk about trolls online, I mean, you guys must know all about this, right?

[Brie]

Oh, my gosh.

[Morgan J]

Women entertainment is like a whole other thing. Right. But, you know, you get, like, some of the worst negative feedback comments, and some of them, like, don't even make sense. And I'm not going to repeat any of them. But I. I mean, like, there's. You just have to, like, look at these comments and be like, oh, this person is like, they're going through something they have nobody to talk to. They're, like, alone in a basement. And what else. Who else can they. They could just, like, scream into the Internet. You know what I mean?

[Brie]

So 100.

[Morgan J]

I don't have anything off. Off rip. Oh, you know what? I do. There is a. A girl who DMS me. I don't know who she is, but she just tells me once a month she got her period.

[Nikki]

That is weird, because I got my period again. Oh, my God. No, that's bizarre.

[Brie]

That is bizarre. Wow.

[Morgan J]

That's kind of weird.

[Brie]

Yeah, that's kind of.

[Morgan J]

That's what I remember.

[Brie]

Okay. Yeah, no, that's a good one. That's a good.

[Morgan J]

No, I have some more rated R ones that I can't really tell you about, but.

[Nikki]

Oh, I'm sure.

[Brie]

Yeah. Offline. I want to hear.

[Morgan J]

Yeah.

[Nikki]

Oh, my goodness.

[Brie]

Okay, Morgan. Well, we like to end our episodes with a little info. Information. Well, information, too. But we like to enter episodes. A little inspiration, affirmation. So can you leave our listeners with. Is there, like, a mantra or quote you live by or just some words of advice?

[Morgan J]

Yeah, guys, I'm gonna look into the camera. When I say this, you are a star. You can do anything. You are a ray of light. People want to spend time with you. Like, you have value. You add value to the world. You really can do anything. You have the. And I mean this. I'm saying this. I mean this because I say this to myself regularly. You have the power to shift and change your own reality. Okay. You can do that.

[Brie]

Amen. Love that. You know what? I felt that. And you've been our first guest that just, like, straight up looked into the camera and gave them, like, that feeling. Clip it. Yeah, clip this.

[Nikki]

Clip.

[Morgan J]

You could do anything. Believe in yourself. I'm, like, frightening the. I'm, like, frightening everyone. Like, please get up.

[Nikki]

Sometimes we need to be frightened, though.

[Brie]

Sometimes you need to get hope frightened. Right.

[Morgan J]

I just had my eyebrows threaded. Believe in yourself.

[Brie]

They look good.

[Nikki]

Hey, me too.

[Brie]

I like when I get my eyebrows.

[Morgan J]

Threading. Yeah. Do you guys do threading? Is that what you do?

[Brie]

I do threading.

[Nikki]

She does. I don't. I probably should.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Nikki]

I don't really do anything.

[Brie]

It's the best.

[Morgan J]

Yeah, I like the threading. It's a little bit uncomfortable for a few minutes, but, I mean.

[Brie]

Yeah, but it's so much better for you and looks better.

[Morgan J]

Yeah. I don't want to put wax. I don't want to put the wax on my. My thing.

[Brie]

No. And your girl probably tells you not to do that too.

[Morgan J]

Yeah. I also thread my butthole, so that would effing hurt.

[Brie]

Because I've threaded my chin and just my chin alone, I was like, nope.

[Morgan J]

I understand.

[Brie]

There's no way I can only.

[Nikki]

That would be, like, torture.

[Brie]

Asking the lady, like, spread your cheeks.

[Nikki]

And then she's like, ow.

[Brie]

That would be torture. Bikini waxes alone are torture.

[Nikki]

I rather.

[Brie]

I get lasered, and I'd rather be lasered than wax. My mom took. Took both of us in high school, and I was like, oh, my gosh. It was the. It was crazy pain. Can you imagine getting wax and then they're grabbing tweezers down there.

[Nikki]

Oh, my gosh.

[Brie]

And then getting. With no numb, no nothing. Not even ice. Just went, yeah.

[Morgan J]

Do you guys have, like, any long standing, like, injuries? Like, just like. I'm curious about this. Like, I play guitar. Right. Obviously, I don't wrestle, but I play guitar for many years, and I always have chronic pain where the strap is on my shoulder now for, like, a decade of doing the same thing. Are there, like, just parts of your body that just, like, hurt for, like, forever now from what you guys were doing?

[Nikki]

Like your wrist, your shoulders, elbows?

[Brie]

We're. We're constantly trying to, like, fix the chronic pain. But she just introduced me recently to Ralphine. Have you heard of ralphing?

[Morgan J]

No.

[Brie]

People in la, you should do it, especially if you have chronic pain. It's like you have to get 10 sessions in, but it's painful, but it is incredible. But we've been doing wet cupping because we just. We have a lot of arthritis, too, because.

[Morgan J]

Of course. Yeah.

[Brie]

For, you know, 20 years. Yeah.

[Morgan J]

Yeah.

[Brie]

So it hurts. You're just constantly uncomfortable. I feel like.

[Nikki]

Yeah, yeah. Rolfene would be really good for your shoulder. Yeah, yeah.

[Brie]

What?

[Nikki]

It slowly does get your body all lined, but it gets. Works deep in getting rid of all the.

[Brie]

They just use.

[Morgan J]

Yeah. Fascia. That's what I have, like, in this one shoulder blade. It's like, all.

[Nikki]

So you need them to go in and break it all up. But you start to realize where all these ligaments, everything's, like, connected to each other and where maybe fascia is, like, starting to build in your hip because your shoulders constantly being, you know, this way. I don't know. It's incredible. It will change your life. I know there's a better bunch of people in la, so just look up that word. And Rolfine. It's a type of therapy, I think.

[Brie]

R, O, L, F, I, N, G. Yeah.

[Nikki]

But you'll find a lot of.

[Morgan J]

Okay.

[Nikki]

Therapist that will do that, but it.

[Brie]

Will change our guy. Our guy dates a girl in LA who does Rolfing. So we could always ask him too, who he suggests and get it sent to you because he's. He does a lot of us Napa people and he's so good.

[Morgan J]

Wonderful.

[Brie]

Yeah.

[Nikki]

Well, thank you, Morgan, so much for coming on.

[Brie]

Like, sometime.

[Morgan J]

I mean, this time you're in la, just holler at me. I'll put my. I'll put my number in the chat. You guys just drop me a message.

[Nikki]

Perfect.

[Morgan J]

And. And hopefully by the time me and, me and Lily, we're looking for a house right now. So maybe I'll have a Cool. Yeah, little house here in the west side. You know what I mean?

[Nikki]

That'll be amazing.

[Brie]

So good for you guys.

[Nikki]

Yeah.

[Morgan J]

Yeah. All right, guys, well, listen, I really appreciate it. This has been a lot of fun. I'm gonna just do the thing that I always do at the end of podcast. I'm feel free to cut this out. Just go to morganj.com for tickets. And just launching a YouTube channel at Morgan J Live where we live stream and you get like even deeper access to me as an artist so you can hang out with me in live in real time.

[Brie]

Love it.

[Nikki]

Love it.

[Brie]

Okay, everyone, make sure to go check out Morgan and his tour for 2026.

[Nikki]

Morganj.Com get your tickets.

[Brie]

All right, everyone, we'll look for videos of the Nikki and Brie show on all our social media platforms. IG, X, Facebook, YouTube, you, Tik Tok, all the things. Make sure to subscribe like share with your friends, fam, all the people.

[Nikki]

Yeah, and we have a hotline that you can call 833 Garcia 2. And we're also on Sirius XM Stars 109.

[Brie]

See you all next time.

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[Nikki]

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