Getting Drunk at Disney

Summary

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VIEWS with David Dobrik & Jason Nash

Episode: Getting Drunk at Disney
Air Date: May 1, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of VIEWS features David Dobrik in Miami with guest hosts Zane (filling in for Jason Nash), John, Natalie, Elliot, and Netflix star Georgia Hazarotti. The crew kicks things off with stories about growing up, early social media days (with a deep dive into Vine nostalgia), behind-the-scenes influences on their careers, festival culture, and finally their legendary "Drinking Around the World" adventure at Disney World's Epcot. The group brings their signature humor and candor, with honest reflections on internet fame, anxiety, and the evolution of their friendship. The episode is packed with hilarious anecdotes, some vulnerable truths, and memorable moments about fame, partying, and going just a little too hard for content.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Growing Up & Social Awkwardness

(Starts ~01:25)

• Zane shares about his childhood in Florida, describing himself as "a loser" who didn't really talk or have friends.
  • Zane: "I had no personality. No, no. You know, I didn't have money when we were fucking. I. Yeah, no, I just wasn't like, cool at all. I straightened my hair every day." [01:52]
• Discusses being bullied for being Arab in school, including being called "Saddam Hussein" and "a terrorist."
  • Zane: "They would call me like Saddam Hussein and they would call me a terrorist. ... it got to the point where like the teacher, like, I had to go to the principal office and like, it had. It was a whole thing because it got so bad." [03:06–03:20]
• Conversation turns to how dark moments often fuel comedy and social media personalities:
  • Zane: "They take like dark moments and they make fun of it and that's why they're funny." [02:52]

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2. Birth of Their Social Media Careers (Vine Era)

(Starts ~04:15)

• Zane recounts meeting Heath and how they partnered up for Vine.
• Early days of Vine and meeting Marcus Johns, the first "social media star" they knew.
  • Zane: "The first person that popped up on the feed was Marcus Johns...if he can do this, and I know this guy personally, we can do it too." [05:13]
• Their account "Zane and Heath" began as a duo, strategically liking thousands of posts to attract followers.
  • Zane: "We would go thousands of people on...we would just like every post on there." [07:49]
  • David: "So you're spending hours just like liking all the dudes." [07:52]
• The moment of realization about monetizing Vine through brand deals:
  • Zane: "We did a Vine for like a dating app called Grouper, and we got paid $250 to do it...We had maybe like 30,000 followers." [10:48–11:19]
• David shares his experience getting help from another Viner, Jack Dietrich, to boost his own content, marking the start of his social media trajectory.
  • David: "So he taught me how to re-upload for no reason. He spent 45 minutes with me on the phone, and then the next day I posted at like 11am. Jack Dietrich revines it. ... my vine got to the top of the popular now page because of him. And that started everything." [12:49–13:31]
• Both discuss the pressure and creativity needed for Vine’s unique six-second format.
  • David: "Posting three times a week on YouTube was 100x easier than coming up with...a Vine every week." [14:05]

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3. Transition to YouTube & The Influencer Hustle

(Starts ~18:46)

• Explores the panic in the Vine community when the platform began dying and the challenge of moving audiences to other platforms.
  • David: "My favorite was everyone's approach to YouTube because Vine was dying and we were all panicking."
  • Zane: "Yeah, again, I was freaking out. This is like when I was like, okay, let's do...I'm gonna go on YouTube. ...I was not able to get...I would do those Vines where I was promoting Instagram on the vine as vine, and I wasn't getting anybody to transfer over." [20:11]
• Zane describes investing in video production for Facebook and struggling to get traction, despite his Vine following.
• They poke fun at how much money they made (and split) from Vine brand deals, and the quick role reversal when David started vlogging:
  • Zane: "You really liked us and we felt bad for you. ...He needs to get up there with us." [17:43]
  • David: "I was like an apprentice." [18:21]
  • Zane: "We were pretty much retired at that point. ...We're post, like, once every three weeks. We're good." [18:12]
  • David: "And that's really, really generous of you guys." [18:27]
• David’s determination to break out as a YouTuber is highlighted humorously.

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4. Coachella, Festival Panic, and Influencer Life

(Starts ~23:05)

• Georgia describes her two-week Coachella adventure and the "horrible" fiasco of her phone dying, having to connect via strangers, Apple store lines, and general chaos:
  • Georgia: "I couldn't find anyone. ...I couldn't find my address. ...I had to find a random person, get them to DM one of the girls that was staying in the house." [23:53]
  • David: "That type of experience would have me not come back for weekend too." [25:00]
  • Georgia: "I went home. I flew all the way back to New York as well. ...And then I had an offer to go back and I was like, like, is that kind of crazy? Yeah, it is, but I'm doing it." [25:05]
• Discussion on the difference in vibes between Coachella weekends (more influencers week one, better performances but less hype week two).
  • Zane: "No one's there. No one you know is there. But it's packed. But everyone else is." [26:00]
  • Georgia: "I went back and just watched everything." [26:16]
  • David: "That's a very influential perspective because the whole thing about Weekend two is there's no influencers." [25:54]
• Stagecoach is compared as more relaxed and party-focused, highlighted by record-breaking alcohol sales.
  • Zane: "Stagecoach sold more alcohol the first day than both weekends of Coachella combined. That's how you know they're having a better time." [27:54]

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5. Drinking Around the World at Disney World (Epcot)

(Main Segment — Starts ~29:32)

• The heart of the episode: a wild retelling of the Epcot drinking experience as adults. David admits surprise at how popular “drinking around the world” is.
  • David: "We went to Disney World...this was my first time as an adult...We went drinking around the world." [29:32]
  • Zane: "I thought this was just an idea that we were doing, but...everybody's doing it." [29:44]
  • Zane: "Parents don't like to bring their kids to Epcot because there's no...really no good rides." [29:58]
• Step-by-step journey of boozy national drinks, starting with a sugar-bomb margarita leading to pounding headaches.
  • David: "Each place you get a drink that's, like, native to that land. So we got a margarita, which is the worst...And we had to knock this thing back crazy." [30:18]
  • Zane: "And it literally had like 150 grams of sugar. So you finish it and you're just...headache already is pounding." [30:36]
• David escalates—after ten drinks, he enters a Guinness chugging contest, beats multiple challengers, and afterwards rushes to vomit, leaving a $500 apology tip for hotel staff.
  • David: "I chugged three Guinnesses after my 10 drinks. And the second I finished my third, I turned to our filmer...I gotta go puke...Then when we got back to the hotel, vomited all over the bathroom. I left a note for the hotel. I said, I'm sorry. Left $500 because I...But it was nice." [31:21–31:58]
• A memorable moment: David, drunk, trades his favorite hat to an 11-year-old, then tries (unsuccessfully) to buy it back.
  • David: "This kid came up to me and asked me...to trade hats. He was like, what, 11 years old? ...It was my favorite hat. ...I was like, can I please have the hat back? ...And the kid was like, no, I'm going to sell it on ebay. ...I'm like, why are you being so rude to me?" [32:20–33:10]
• Reflects on the shocking permissiveness at Epcot for rowdy, tipsy adults with cameras, thanks to their amazing tour guide, Robert.
  • Zane: "And we were hammered. And not one employee came up to us and said, like, you guys need to calm down. ...We even had a guide with us." [35:01]
  • David: "Our security and our...Our tour guide...Robert. ...He posted a story of the fireworks, and he was like, yesterday...reminds me why I love this job. He's been doing it for 15 years." [35:28]
• The night ends with everyone passed out on the Epcot lawn, Disney fireworks overhead, and David feeling unexpectedly moved.
  • Zane: "We got to the fireworks show, and it literally felt like we're going back to Coachella because everybody's in the grass on the floor. ...We're like, wait, I'm rolling right now." [36:25]
  • David: "As the Disney fireworks are going...And David, you're legitimately...you're crying. You're tearing up watching the fireworks. ...I like to play that I wasn't crying. ...I just think it's really beautiful." [36:44–36:52]
  • Zane: "There was this kid in the front and the way he was jumping up and down...he's never going to forget this moment." [37:28]

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6. Party Plans, Astrology & Miami F1

(Starts ~38:19)

• Typical group debate about whether to go out multiple nights or save energy for the Miami F1 weekend.
  • Georgia: "I've been trying to figure that out. I feel like tomorrow night's gonna be crazy. But I do want to go out tonight, but maybe chill tame tomorrow." [38:19]
  • Zane: "Zane, that's not possible." [38:33]
  • David: "There's no chill nights in Miami. ...Even if we, even if we go to dinner...we have to make that decision. And Natalie has no control or conception of who she is when she goes out." [38:35]
• Playfully blame Natalie for wild nights, laugh about party habits, and joke about astrology.
  • Georgia: "We're Sagittarius. We don't do that. Like, we're party fun people with life." [39:30]

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7. Funny Vlog Squad Origins & Couch Surfer Stories

(Starts ~40:11)

• Elliot tells her first memory of meeting Zane and Heath: being sent to take their couch cushions for David’s empty new home.
  • Elliot: "David called me and was like, hey, I want you to come out here and help decorate my home. ...There was no bed for Reggie and I to sleep on. So David was like, my friends Zane and Heath have this incredible couch. ...You should just go over to their apartment and take the cushions from the couch." [40:17–41:48]
  • Zane: "I probably thought it was, like, homeless people. I don't know. ...In my first picture, hanging out with you guys is me laying on that couch." [42:41, 45:06]
• They reminisce about their early LA apartments ("Denny," "Wilshire," "Cling," etc.) and how these names are loaded with personal meaning for the squad.
  • David: "...these names mean so much to us, but people listening have never really heard them. I mean, they know Denny now, but like, they've never heard him..." [43:55]

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8. Podcast Plugs & Joe Exotic Story

(Starts ~45:41)

• Georgia gets a plug for her podcast "Girls Disrupted," sharing she interviewed Joe Exotic from prison for $200.
  • Georgia: "I had this dream that I wanted him on the podcast. ...he's doing calls from prison for 200 bucks. That was meant to happen." [46:18]
  • David: "What a really good business deal for him." [46:28]
• The group jokes about asking Joe Exotic wild questions and riff on the absurdity of influencer podcasting.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On being bullied and channeling pain into humor:
  Zane: "They take like dark moments and they make fun of it and that's why they're funny." [02:52]
• Vine nostalgia:
  David: "Posting three times a week on YouTube was 100x easier than coming up with a Vine every week." [14:05]
• Vine-to-YouTube transition:
  Zane: "Again, I was freaking out...I was not able to get...I would do those Vines where I was promoting Instagram...and I wasn't getting anybody to transfer over to, like, anything else of mine. That's how I knew those 4.5 million were just dead." [20:11]
• Peak Disney Drunk:
  David: "I chugged three Guinnesses after my 10 drinks...And the second I finished my third, I turned to our filmer...I gotta go puke." [31:21] David: "I left $500...I'm sorry." [31:58]
• Losing his favorite hat:
  David: "Can I please have the hat back? ...I'm going to give you 100 bucks...And the kid was like, no, I'm going to sell it on eBay. ...Like, why are you being so rude to me?" [32:20–33:10]
• Couch surfing for vlogs:
  Elliot: "You start taking the cushions off your couch. Reggie and I are, like, one by one, taking them down into the car, taking them back to Terry View. ...We slept there for two days on Zane and Heath's couch cushions." [43:00]
• Podcasting with Joe Exotic:
  Georgia: "I had this dream that I wanted him on the podcast. Weirdly, next day, I've gone on his Instagram and he's doing calls from prison for 200 bucks." [46:18]

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Important Timestamps

• Zane on being bullied: [03:06–03:20]
• First Vine brand deal: [10:48–11:19]
• David’s “break” on Vine: [12:49–13:31]
• Coachella phone meltdown: [23:53–25:05]
• “Drinking Around the World” at Epcot: [29:32–37:45]
• David’s Guinness chug & puke story: [31:21–31:58]
• The infamous hat trade: [32:20–33:10]
• Elliot’s couch cushion story: [40:11–43:00]
• Joe Exotic podcast call: [46:18–46:28]

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Episode Tone & Dynamic

The episode is conversational, irreverent, and confessional, with lots of self-deprecating humor. The group pokes fun at their younger selves, paints a vivid picture of influencer stress and festival chaos, and delivers non-stop banter about going too hard for content, helping (or exploiting) each other, and the absurdities of their rise to fame. Their Miami energy, matched with Disney shenanigans, brings out both nostalgia and wildness, making this episode a quintessential "Views" experience.

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Transcript

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[Zane]

Hi, I'm Pedro Pascal and I can't wait for you to see my new movie, the Mandalorian and Grogu, hitting theaters on May 22nd. See you there. What are you waiting for? I like this kid. This summer, Star wars is back. We have to stop the Empire on the big screen. Are you scared? You should be like never before. Hang on.

[David Dobrik]

Good shot, baby.

[Zane]

The Mandalorian and Grogu, rated PG13, may be inappropriate for children under 13 in theaters and IMAX May 22nd.

[David Dobrik]

Get tickets now. Views. What's up, guys? Welcome back to Views.

[Zane]

It's Coffee Tower, baby. How we doing? Zane Heath. Unfiltered welcome back.

[David Dobrik]

Zane is also here. John is here. Natalie's here. Zayn is our replacement for Jason Nash. We are in Miami, the city of lights and the city of sin.

[Zane]

You know, I was born here. Yeah, I'm trying Miami Hospital.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, whoa. You were proper born here in Miami.

[Zane]

Miami Hospital. Lived here for like a few years and then I moved to Fort Lardo. Wait, wait.

[David Dobrik]

How was it growing up here in Florida? I don't understand what kind of a kid you were.

[Zane]

I mean, I was like a loser. Like, I didn't have any friends.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, and you always say, what does that mean, loser? Because you have a fun personality. You have such a loud.

[Zane]

Well, I wasn't like this when I was like. I. I didn't talk.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, money change.

[Zane]

I had no personality. No, no. You know, I didn't have money when we were fucking. I. Yeah, no, I just wasn't like, cool at all. It was he and I straightened my hair every day.

[David Dobrik]

Was Heath your only friend or Heath wasn't even your friend?

[Zane]

No, Heath was my friend until like after high school.

[David Dobrik]

Okay. How did you and Heath meet? This is crazy. Question.

[Zane]

Oh, you're laughing like I was supposed to like to say that without you asking. We met. Well, we've always known each other throughout high school. We like, sat together in all of

[David Dobrik]

our classes, but never hung out after school.

[Zane]

No.

[David Dobrik]

Okay.

[Zane]

No, remember, remember I told. He was like, he's to kind of like bully me and What?

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, no way.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

No way.

[Zane]

Yeah, like, not. Not like to the extent of other people would. But like, he definitely would talk down to me and like, didn't like me time.

[David Dobrik]

Not to the extent that other people would.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Oh.

[Zane]

So in middle school. Elementary. Middle school, I got like heavily bullied.

[David Dobrik]

Wait, really?

[Zane]

Oh, yeah.

[David Dobrik]

You're like a classic social media star.

[Zane]

I. Well, I. That's usually.

[David Dobrik]

That's crazy.

[Zane]

That's usually what happens. Like talk to anybody that, like, is big on social media now. They didn't really have like the best childhood. They take like dark moments and they make fun of it and that's why they're funny.

[David Dobrik]

It's beautiful.

[Zane]

I know.

[David Dobrik]

Okay, wait, wait. So what would happen in middle school?

[Zane]

In middle school, they would elementary too, because I was Arab. I didn't look Arab, but just because they knew I was Arab, they would call me like Saddam Hussein and they would call me a terrorist.

[David Dobrik]

Saddam Hussein?

[Zane]

Yeah, but like, not in like a joking way. It was very, like, it got to the point where like the teacher, like, I had to go to the principal office and like, it had. It was a whole thing because it got so bad.

[David Dobrik]

And was there anything that like, prompted this behavior from them? You or you were just. Literally just.

[Zane]

I did. Well, I did one time. I did do a scare in the school, but I mean, I didn't think it was that.

[David Dobrik]

No. So you weren't even friends with these people at all? They were just targeting you because you look like the weakest person there.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

And this Fort Lauderdale.

[Zane]

Yes.

[David Dobrik]

Did you go out to party or. No. Yo.

[Zane]

No, I didn't. No, I. Dude, I didn't like, really?

[David Dobrik]

Hold on, guys. Our filmer is making a.

[Zane]

Can you hear that? Burning the kitchen. These mics are sensitive, huh?

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, just a little bit quieter.

[Zane]

One second, guys. He's cooking. He's sizzling bacon right now. Give me a second.

[David Dobrik]

He's making a five course meal back there. It's hibachi night here.

[Zane]

To be fair, we are in the living room, so. I mean, people live in the living room. Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. Sorry, scan. Just, just a. Just. I need to get. I need to figure out who Zayn really is from. From the beginning. I am who I am. It's beautiful. Okay, and then you found Heath, and then you found. How did you have the confidence to post on social media if you were not the coolest in school? Because to me, it would work backwards. Like if I. If I was weird in school, I'd be like, I don't want to post on social media because Then I'll just get quadruple made fun of.

[Zane]

Well, I. There was not really any social media when we were in high school, when you think about it. We had. We had MySpace, we had Face. So we'd post like, how old are you now? I'm 33.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, okay. So, yes.

[Zane]

Yeah, we didn't have any, like, no phone apps or nothing like that.

[David Dobrik]

What was your first, like, social media app then?

[Zane]

I think Instagram was my first social media, but I wasn't posting on there. I was just like. It would be. I would post like my coffee and be like.

[David Dobrik]

And then what did you work first on Vine. That made everyone. Yeah. Like, how did that start? How did the vine thing start?

[Zane]

Well, Heath and I, we. We were friends. We weren't friends for long before we started Vine. We were friends for maybe like two years.

[David Dobrik]

That's really before Vine.

[Zane]

People just started posting like, you know how, like, some apps would send. You'd post something, it would syndicate to other apps. So they had that for Vine. It would send it be syndicated to, like, Twitter or Instagram or something like that. And we were seeing these, like, short videos. We were like, oh, what the fuck is this? We downloaded it, and the first person that popped up on the feed was Marcus Johns. And he was like, holy shit. I know this guy and he's famous and he had like 50,000 followers and. But he was like the biggest on the app. Oh, I think he saw that and was just like, wait, if he can do this, and I know this guy personally, we can do it too.

[Ad Voice 1]

Wow.

[Zane]

So we decided. So. So we decided to have a joint channel because we were like, we're not gonna have separate. And like, what? We're gonna fucking bounce back and forth? No, we do a duo channel.

[David Dobrik]

What was the channel called?

[Elliot]

Businessmen.

[David Dobrik]

What? John, you don't know this?

[Zane]

No, I've heard.

[David Dobrik]

I've never heard this story. Okay.

[Zane]

Oh, he's never. Oh, you had no idea. What, you know,

[David Dobrik]

saying's like, how do I break the news to him? It's not called Unfiltered, was it? Just get ready for this.

[Zane]

Zane and Heath. That's it.

[David Dobrik]

Wait, John, you didn't know that that was their vine name?

[Zane]

No.

[Elliot]

Yeah, I mean, that's not like. That's not that crazy.

[David Dobrik]

Well, I think.

[Elliot]

Why would John know?

[David Dobrik]

But that's how I know their channel, bro. I didn't even know.

[Zane]

I mean, it could have been like the Florida Boys or, you know.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, but that's why you guys are Zane and Heath.

[Zane]

I know.

[David Dobrik]

Like, it's not.

[Elliot]

Well, they also are just Zayn and

[David Dobrik]

Heath, you know, not just Zane and Heath. Yeah, they're more than that, but.

[Zane]

Yeah, yeah, but it's now we're Zain and Jazz and Heath, but they're not.

[David Dobrik]

They're not Heath and Zayn. They're not Zayn. And then where's his other friend Heath? It's Zane and Heath. That's because of Vine.

[Elliot]

Okay.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. I don't know. Okay. And then, then how fast did you guys blow up? What was the first vine that you posted where you guys were like.

[Zane]

Well, we did. It was a. It was a car wash Vine. You've seen that one, right? Yeah, and we posted that one and we were going through all the first vine hashtags. Like, you know how like people hashtag all over the fucking place. We went through certain hashtags and we would go through and just like every post on there.

[David Dobrik]

Wow.

[Zane]

So we were like. Because it wasn't a big app, so getting a notification on that app is like a big deal.

[David Dobrik]

They'd get you. That's how you get people to follow you.

[Zane]

Yeah, it was almost. It was just like a, like a giant campaign we're holding. We weren't like following people and then unfollowing. We were just liking their posts. And then we transfer like maybe 25, 30% of the people that we would get every time we would do it to follow us because they would go to our page. 500 or more. 500 what, like likes.

[David Dobrik]

You would just go through how many people? How many people would you like?

[Zane]

Thousands.

[David Dobrik]

Thousands.

[Zane]

Thousands. Yeah, we would go thousands of people on.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, so you're spending hours just like liking all the dudes. Dude, I knew this about you, I think, cuz vine used to show likes, didn't it?

[Zane]

They would show. Yeah. On your notifications.

[David Dobrik]

No, but vine would show like what you. How many people you've liked or something like that. No, no.

[Ad Voice 1]

Really?

[Zane]

Yeah. No, no, they weren't that. They weren't that.

[David Dobrik]

It wasn't that ahead of it time. I totally remember. Like, maybe you've explained the story to me before, but yeah. Okay, so that's how you got like your momentum. Yeah, but there wasn't even a goal to make money there, right?

[Zane]

No, no, no, no. We were just like. It was honestly, Marcus Johns, like if Marcus Johns was not on that platform, we would have just like, we would have taken five second look at it and then delete the app. Wow. We just saw that. Oh, people are like, they're making videos. Making videos. Wasn't even a thing in our brain.

[David Dobrik]

Well, Marcus John's like, he was the first guy to hit a million followers on the app. He like paved the road for like a completely new generation social media users.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Like, even me. I remember when I first. When he posted that million vine that he posted is ingrained in my head.

[Zane]

The million million.

[David Dobrik]

That's when I was like, holy fuck. Yeah, legit.

[Zane]

Like, to us he was Justin Bieber.

[David Dobrik]

Yes.

[Zane]

For social media. Like, it was just like. Because we.

[David Dobrik]

I didn't.

[Zane]

We didn't know like a Jenna Marbles. We didn't know like any of those. We just knew like, oh, shit Internet. Marcus John's.

[David Dobrik]

Wait, and then, and then when did you get your first brand deal? Like, when did you realize that? Or did you see other people making money first and you're like, wait, can we make money too?

[Zane]

We didn't. Well, we didn't know there were brand deals.

[David Dobrik]

We.

[Zane]

We just thought they were like, they were just. They like the brand or something. Like, it was just like, it didn't really.

[David Dobrik]

For fun.

[Zane]

Yeah. It didn't really hit us until we heard.

[David Dobrik]

It was not clocking to you.

[Zane]

It wasn't clocking to me.

[David Dobrik]

Okay.

[Zane]

And I was avoiding saying that just because I just said Justin Bieber's name. It would have been too lazy.

[David Dobrik]

Too many Justin Bieber mentions in one. Okay, so then what happened and why

[Zane]

it work so well is because it's not like a random person is liking your page. They go and they see two names on one page. So they're like, oh, why is there two names on one page? You click it. The three videos you see, they're all skits. You're like, oh, I don't follow anybody. I'm just going to follow these guys.

[David Dobrik]

Wow.

[Zane]

And it like, it. We couldn't believe how quickly it was working like that. Just the, like the percentage of follows from everybody were like. We're like, whoa, this is working way too well. And I feel like nobody else is doing this.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. I feel like there was a. There's a lot of people that like had to like cheat the vine system.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

When it happened, like me, I was revind for revining. I had a Jackalinsky fan account. Like, I was definitely Boys of Vine. Huh?

[Zane]

Boys of Vine.

[David Dobrik]

Well, Boys of Vine was the biggest account. I didn't own that.

[Zane]

Oh, yeah.

[David Dobrik]

No. If I did, that would be a quadruple millionaire billionaire.

[Zane]

You wouldn't even be here. You'd be in fudgeing.

[David Dobrik]

No, I'd be. Yeah. I'd be on a private jet somewhere. For sure. Boys of vine was the biggest account ever. I don't know who ran it, but yeah, that's really interesting. You had to like kind of hack it. There are some people that did it like all naturally.

[Zane]

Oh, absolutely. I mean, I definitely believe that.

[David Dobrik]

Okay. And then when was the first time you made a dollar?

[Zane]

We did a Vine for like a dating app called Grouper and we got paid $250 to do it. And we. It was a whole thing we said. We hired like two friends, went to their house, paid her like 25 bucks to help us with it because, you know, that's, you know, you still got.

[David Dobrik]

Damn, that's really good.

[Zane]

Yeah, no, no, we would never ask somebody like, dude, we were like. I mean it's. They know it's like a brand. Our first one. So we're like, oh, here, give 20 bucks, 250 bucks.

[David Dobrik]

So what did you have 250,000 followers at the time?

[Zane]

No, no, we had maybe like 30,000. Oh, wow, that's early. Or maybe 50,000 followers like around there.

[David Dobrik]

Damn.

[Zane]

For sure.

[David Dobrik]

Maybe.

[Zane]

But, but, but you were.

[David Dobrik]

You were probably still in like the top 50 at that time, right?

[Zane]

No, no, I wouldn't say we were top 50. No, it took us like a while, dude, to get to the top.

[David Dobrik]

Do you remember that vine ranking website?

[Zane]

The popular pop up page?

[David Dobrik]

No, you would check online.

[Zane]

Oh, social Blade.

[David Dobrik]

So.

[Zane]

No, no, there was one before.

[David Dobrik]

One before it.

[Zane]

It was called.

[David Dobrik]

It was something just for Viners. And I remember like checking it a lot to see like where everyone's rank was.

[Zane]

You're all the optics. I would do the same thing.

[David Dobrik]

I don't think I was about optics. I was just like so curious and like the vine world. Wow. Okay, so I feel like you cared

[Zane]

about that though, like how well your video is doing in a certain amount of minutes.

[David Dobrik]

No, for sure, for sure.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

You know my story with Jack Dietrich, right?

[Zane]

No.

[David Dobrik]

Do you know who Jack Dietrich is? Yeah, he. He's the reason I. He's my Marcus Johns.

[Zane]

Why?

[David Dobrik]

So he was a. He was huge on vine and, and, and there was one that he was like, like huge. I mean 15000 followers. I had less than a thousand. I posted a funny vine and he messaged me randomly. I never ever spoke to him before. He was just also from Chicago. Yeah, he was like, delete that vine and tomorrow repost it. And I'm gonna have me and my friends re vine it and it's gonna do way better. And I'm like, What? Just.

[Zane]

Just to like, help you.

[David Dobrik]

To help me. And at this time, you couldn't repost videos because it was Vine.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

So then he got on like Skype with me and he walked me through how to jailbreak my phone to re upload a video into Vine. Remember? Because you couldn't upload from camera.

[Zane]

Yeah. You had to upload it from like this special little.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, you had to record it in vine and then post through Vine.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

So he taught me how to re upload for no reason. He spent 45 minutes with me on the phone, and then the next day I posted at like 11am Jack Dietrich revines it. And so does this guy Vince Call. Do you remember Vince Call?

[Zane]

It's like, I think so.

[David Dobrik]

Very deep cut. Also, like a smaller, like 40,000 followers. Yeah. And.

[Zane]

But to you, Justin Bieber.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, to me it was Justin Bieber. And my vine got to the top of the popular now page because of him. And that started everything.

[Zane]

What vine was it.

[David Dobrik]

It was. I was in Walmart and there was. There's like. It was a random Asian couple behind me, and I was like, these are my parents. I'm adopted. It was like, very stupid vine humor.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

And it was like, with random people. So they were looking at me like, what the fuck? And that. It was. There's not. Nothing was really funny.

[Zane]

Wow. It was. It was so easy back then, but also so hard.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. No, I always. I say vine was always the hardest social media job I had because, like, coming up with a Vine every week,

[Zane]

fucking put a.6 and a half seconds. 6.3 seconds.

[David Dobrik]

I know it sounds ridiculous, but, like, posting three times a week on YouTube was 100x easier than coming up with.

[Zane]

Oh, yeah, every week. Because you'd have to take your idea and you have to compress it to six seconds. That's fucking.

[David Dobrik]

And you have like. And then if it doesn't do I. And I tried everything. I was like, when it was. That was when I was living with Alex Ernst. I was like, okay, this week I'm gonna stay home all day and I'm gonna sit like in my room and I'm gonna come up with a Vine. And when that didn't work, I'm like, okay, next week I'm gonna go out and get drunk every day and have the ideas come to me. Like, I would literally. I was like, going fucking crazy. I was like, how can I attract these ideas the best way? And I've never thought about anything. That's why When I started YouTube, I was like, I have to do three a week. Because if I'm procrastinating and it's always like, last minute, I'm going to be able to post more.

[Zane]

It's. It's so funny how every, like, thinking of the style of the bits that we would do, I feel like Heath and I. When you're, like, watching the Vines, it feels like you're watching a small clip from a reality TV show.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, that's how you. That's how you guys looked at it? No, no, no.

[Zane]

That's how I look at it now. Like, of like when I would. Like when I watch the Vines, it's like a small clip you would see from a reality TV show. And then your clips were. Or your vines were more like. What do you. What would Pun. Not punny, but like a.

[David Dobrik]

Just like. Like a quick.

[Zane]

Like a bit like. Like the banana one. The one that comes to my head is the banana. It's like, all right, everybody drop your pants. Yeah, because you're holding a banana and you're saying, like, all right, I'm gonna teach you how to put a condom on. All right, drop your pants. It was something like that. Okay, maybe that one just popped in my head. Yeah, that you did. You don't remember that? I think you were, like, a teacher.

[David Dobrik]

Yes, yes, yes.

[Zane]

You remember. You know what I'm talking. You're just embarrassed. You remember the funny. I don't remember.

[David Dobrik]

No, no, no. Okay, I think I do. What? Wait. What vine did you see? Wait, you DM me first or who DM me?

[Zane]

You did. We talked about this. And you do this all the time. You DM me first.

[David Dobrik]

And I know.

[Zane]

And I know it's difficult to, like, think that, but you. We're the reasons why you just blew the up. And also, you're welcome. It's okay.

[David Dobrik]

Okay.

[Zane]

I dm because if you think about it, Zane and Heath were the ones that gathered everybody, and then you kind of just came along, so.

[David Dobrik]

That's true. I did.

[Zane]

We kind of orchest frustrated. Everything.

[David Dobrik]

No, you think about it. I did. No, you definitely, like. You definitely, like, had the friend group, and then I plopped in.

[Zane]

Honestly, you know what? I wouldn't even take credit. It was Heath, really, because I. I didn't know how to make friends. He was the one that was able to, like, really easily make friends.

[David Dobrik]

Who was responding to me on the messages?

[Zane]

Me. Oh, I'm good. Everything. Not in person. I'm good at. I'm good on the phone. He was never gonna. He would never DM a binder ever.

[David Dobrik]

And then, like, do came over. He took over.

[Zane]

Yeah. Pretty much as soon as I come around, I would hide in the room, and then he does the rest.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, that's really funny.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

No. Okay.

[Zane]

That's why we work so well together. That's a really good dynamic. That's like, you know, like, the, like, all the uploading, I would go, you know, like how it took 45 minutes to upload. I would do all of that. But then he was really good at just, like, the comedy of it. It was just like, a perfect duo.

[David Dobrik]

Like, that is interesting.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[Elliot]

Lucky.

[David Dobrik]

I remember, like, the thing I remember the most is every time we would talk about brand deals, because I feel like, especially at the beginning of, like, the vine stages, all we would talk about is money because it was just so crazy and interesting to us. And it was. I always remember, like, every time you guys would have. You guys would say a dollar amount, you'd be like, we're getting paid $25,000 for this. And then at the end of all those conversations, you always be like, well,

[Zane]

but we have to split it. Well, you split it.

[David Dobrik]

That was really, really funny. Yeah. Okay. And then from there, we hung out. The first day, we went to lunch. I came to your apartment, and then we just started hanging.

[Zane]

You just really liked us. You really liked us, and we felt bad for you. And you're. You are so. You were so determined, and we're like, oh, that's so cute. Like, we don't have to try that hard anymore. But, like, he really, like, he want. He needs to get up there with us.

[David Dobrik]

Determined to be friends with you or determined to be a vine.

[Zane]

Determined to, like, be a bigger viner. Because, you know, we had. We were already up at, like, 4.55 mil, you know, like, that big.

[David Dobrik]

What was I at, like, 600k?

[Zane]

Oh, yeah, you were small. You had nothing.

[David Dobrik]

This is charity.

[Zane]

It was charity. Just, you know, Heath and I, like, we. We're pretty much retired at that point. We're smoking our cigarettes. We don't need to work to our. We're post, like, once every three weeks. We're good.

[David Dobrik]

I was like an apprentice.

[Zane]

Yeah, you're. We. We're like, you know what? Let's help. Let's help the poor sucker out. Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. And that's really, really generous of you guys.

[Zane]

And then when you bought that camera and you started vlogging, we're like, oh, he thinks he's gonna be a YouTuber. That's so cute. And then after two months, it's like, hey, Dave, you want to come over and vlog? Because we quickly started to realize that, oh, this isn't going to last long for us guys.

[David Dobrik]

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[Zane]

Me. Oh, yeah, I was.

[David Dobrik]

Because Zayn. Zayn started renting out restaurants and, like, getting, like, you, like, hired, like, actors and lighting crews because you were like

[Zane]

over the, for the Facebook bit. So I was like, what the are you talking about? Well, you were making videos that were like. Well, yeah, because I was. Yeah, again, I was freaking out. This is like when I was like, okay, let's do. I'm gonna go on YouTube. I have to go on YouTube. But it was not, it was not clocking. It was not. I was not able to get. I, I, I would do, I would do those Vines where I was promoting Instagram on the vine as vine, and I wasn't getting anybody to transfer over to, like, anything else of mine. That's how I knew those 4.5 million were just dead, but we're just not.

[David Dobrik]

But it was funny because you were. You had so much money from vine that you were putting on these big productions for your Facebook and then they weren't.

[Zane]

Well, they weren't that expensive because a lot of times like Collab was helping out with like the.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, but you had scripts printed out, I remember.

[Zane]

Well, yeah, I was, I was trying to, I was trying to be like Lele Pons. I was like doing anything I could to, to maneuver from vine because we, yeah, we were, we were dying.

[David Dobrik]

That was crazy. Wow.

[Zane]

Daddy Dobrik saved us all. Now look where we are. We're on the water in Miami beach with Netflix stars, businessman. Look, look at. He doesn't even fucking listen to us anymore because he's just now making so much money on his own.

[David Dobrik]

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[David Dobrik]

He used us and dumped us. Georgia's also here. That's the Netflix star. Hi.

[Zane]

Hi, Georgia.

[David Dobrik]

Georgia George just joined in. She's here in Miami for another trip with us. How are you? How are you since Rio?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Honestly, Coachella really rocked me. I can't lie. Two weeks I went.

[David Dobrik]

Wait, did.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

You weren't there, were you?

[David Dobrik]

I was at home. You went for two weeks?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I did. Because week one, my phone blew up. I was telling Zayn this night one just blew up. So I couldn't find anyone. And I was just kind of actually

[David Dobrik]

like, oh, not like people were hitting you up.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I was on the phone to someone. No, it just started.

[Zane]

She says. She said it sizzled up and blew up. Like, that's rare.

[David Dobrik]

An iPhone or like a Samsung Galaxy.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Why would I ever have a Samsung? That's.

[Zane]

So unless you have a very big

[Georgia Hazarotti]

deal, I'd rather communicate with, like, smoke signals or something.

[David Dobrik]

Looks like you were. So it literally blew up.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Yeah, I was back to, like, I was finding people. I. I couldn't find my address. This was crazy. I was staying with a brand. I couldn't find the address to where I was staying. So I had to find a random person, get them to DM one of the girls that was staying in the house.

[Elliot]

I'm not kidding.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

A random person.

[David Dobrik]

It'd be funny if you had to DM the brand. Like, hello, Netflix, do you know where?

[Zane]

I'm with one of your stars right now.

[David Dobrik]

Hi, Apple tv. I'm with Georgia. She's looking for the house you guys have here.

[Zane]

I'm Georgia Hazarotti.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Her phone's almost.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, that's crazy.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Horrible. I went to the Apple store day two for like, three hours were there.

[David Dobrik]

I imagine there's a lot of people at the Apple Store.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

There was a lot. And they were like, okay, minimum wait time to get someone to look at it. It's like three hours. And I'm like, just let me buy a new phone. I don't care. It's just.

[Zane]

And these are all festival goers that were going back in there for fun.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

People that have, like, had a phone stolen. And I'm just standing there so, so hungover. And I'm like, this is genuinely the worst thing that could happen to me ever. Couldn't get an Uber or anything. So I had to, like, bring someone.

[David Dobrik]

But I don't get it. Like, that type of experience would have me not come back for weekend too.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

That's the thing. I went home. I flew all the way back to New York as well.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, my God.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

No, I know, I know, Georgia, you're fucking psychotic. And I was, like, crying on the phone to my mom. I'm like, I had the worst time. I should have enjoyed this. Was Justin Bieber, like, I'm such a big fan. Yeah. And then I had an offer to go back and I was like, like, is that kind of crazy? Yeah, it is, but I'm doing it.

[David Dobrik]

You went with, like, another brand.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Yeah, I went with absolute. Just went back and had a great time.

[Zane]

And absolutely amazing.

[Elliot]

You redeemed yourself.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Absolutely amazing time. But, yeah, there was like, no, it wasn't as crazy. I like Weekend Too Sick.

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[David Dobrik]

Is. Are the rumors true about Weekend too?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Yes. I would say, like, the vibe is not as good, but the performance is a way better. Like, it's kind of dead.

[Zane]

Oh, wait, I thought you said the vibes were good.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

The vibes are good because the performances are amazing. But there's no one you know go there.

[Zane]

You don't know one person.

[David Dobrik]

That's funny. That's a very influential perspective because the whole thing about Weekend too is there's no influencers.

[Zane]

No one's there. No one you know is there. But it's packed. But everyone else is.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I kind of like that, though, because week one, you're kind of stopping every five minutes to say hi to people you know, and, like, not really seeing anything.

[David Dobrik]

Yes.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I went back and just watched everything.

[Zane]

Influencers don't get recognized once that week or two. Yeah, the vibes are just off. No, nobody was coming up to me.

[David Dobrik]

It's about famous.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

No, I love that.

[Zane]

No, no, me too.

[David Dobrik]

No, me too.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I could do whatever.

[Zane]

My anxiety skyrockets when people start coming up to me.

[David Dobrik]

Wow. Okay.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I get so anxious.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, it's just that the performances are better just because. Yeah, you don't have, like, they don't want to front load it on weekend one and then disappoint people too, so that they can probably go crazier on the side.

[Zane]

Have they always done that Weekend too?

[Elliot]

I went a couple years ago and

[Georgia Hazarotti]

it was sick weekend too. Like, they bring out better guests every time because they're trying to, like, make it better than week one, I feel like.

[Zane]

But they, like, bring out much better people. I feel like.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Yeah, so Madonna, Snoop Dogg.

[Zane]

It's a smart business move, though, because they know everyone will show up to weekend one. So, like, how can we get everybody to come back yeah. How do we get the Georgias to

[Georgia Hazarotti]

come back next year? I'm like, two weekends, which I don't know if I will, but I would do.

[David Dobrik]

I wonder if it'll ever shift, like, in the influencer sphere to weekend too. That seems like.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I don't think.

[Zane]

I don't think so.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

No.

[Zane]

People are too.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

You want to get the content.

[Zane]

Yeah, yeah.

[Elliot]

But there is, like, there. I feel like. Like, I saw a lot of, like, brands for weekend too, and, like, stage Coach is becoming such a big thing, you know? Like, it's kind of, like, filtering out to all the other weekends.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. I want to try Stagecoach.

[Zane]

We should. We should go next year.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Yeah. I've never done it.

[Zane]

Let's.

[David Dobrik]

I love the idea you can have a beer outside of a beer garden. I'm such a big beer guy. And Stagecoach, I think, is, like, super, super.

[Elliot]

You hate country music.

[Zane]

It's not the music. The vibe. The vibe is honestly, like, to me, Stagecoach, the people are fond of.

[David Dobrik]

But yeah, to me, than Coach, it's smaller.

[Elliot]

You can drink anywhere, smoke a cigarette anywhere. You can do whatever you want.

[Zane]

Did you see the art they saw a. Stagecoach sold more alcohol the first day than both weekends of Coachella combined. That's how you know they're having a better time. Wait, that's.

[David Dobrik]

That's insane, though.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Both weekends combined.

[Zane]

One time you could walk around with. You could walk around with your drinks, and I think there's just more bars everywhere in general.

[David Dobrik]

100. The fact that you can walk around is, like, really, really, really nice.

[Zane]

Yes.

[David Dobrik]

But another place that I had fun that I didn't think I'd have fun was recently.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Yes.

[David Dobrik]

Yes. Georgia. We went to Disney World.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I'm so annoyed that I didn't come.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, you have been so fun.

[Zane]

Yeah. You would have loved it.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, my God. You have been perfect.

[Zane]

You can experience traveling and not get Bali Belly. It's amazing.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

It was warn you guys about that. I scared the out of you, and I was right.

[Zane]

No. Yeah, you were right.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I was, like, giving it to you guys, and it got a little too serious, and I'm like, okay, no, you guys are gonna.

[Zane]

Well, you got ser. Because I literally got it as soon as you said it, which is insane. She goes volleyball. I'm like, this conversation is making me sick. And I went straight to my room, and I did not leave for five days.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. So George was with us in Rio, and when she brought up Bali Belly in Rio because we were going to Bali next, that's when Zane got sick

[Zane]

in the moment she's talking about. I'm like, come on, Georgia, this is making me sick.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

45 minutes before that. And he's just profusing. He's like, I don't feel good.

[Zane]

We're eating dinner. I'm like, bro, is it hot in here? And I was like, no.

[David Dobrik]

That was the scariest comment when you said, is anybody else really hot?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

And I was actually cold and there was egg.

[Elliot]

The AC was blowing in our faces.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, man.

[Zane]

That was terrible. That was terrible. Definitely the worst, worst sickness I've ever had.

[David Dobrik]

But we just went to. So we went to Disney World. This was my. I guess my first time as an adult or like somebody that can, like, actually understand what's going on. We're going to put this in the vlog, I think, in two weeks.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Weeks.

[David Dobrik]

But we went drinking around the world.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Wow.

[Zane]

And it's like the thing to do. I thought this was just an idea that we were doing, but everybody.

[David Dobrik]

No, there's a lot of people doing it.

[Zane]

Yeah. I didn't even know that it's a thing,

[Elliot]

like, less.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I didn't even know you could drink.

[David Dobrik]

I don't think it was that child. Heavy.

[Zane]

No, it wasn't. Because parents don't like to bring their kids to Epcot because there's no. There's really no good rides. There's no.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, yeah. So that's what I didn't understand about Disney World. I thought it was all rock rides, but it is. We went on one.

[Zane]

No, it is. Disney World is. Magic Kingdom is all rides. Where we went to only has, like, maybe four solid rides.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, okay.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Wow.

[David Dobrik]

So basically drinking around the world is. Epcot's broken into different countries. You start with Mexico, then you go Norway, whatever. And each place you get a drink that's, like, native to that land. So we got a margarita, which is the worst?

[Zane]

Slushy. Yeah, it's a slushy.

[David Dobrik]

And we had to knock this thing back crazy.

[Zane]

And it literally had like 150 grams of sugar. So you finish it and you're just. Headache already is pounding.

[David Dobrik]

It was our first drink. And then. And then we. We kind of. What happened? Take. Take me through it. Then we went to.

[Elliot]

We went to Norway.

[David Dobrik]

No. This was the closest I've come to black.

[Zane]

No. Georgia.

[David Dobrik]

We got hammered.

[Elliot]

Serious?

[David Dobrik]

Yes.

[Zane]

Unbelievably. We're also filming, so we're in our head. We're like. We really have to, like, we gotta amp this.

[David Dobrik]

And I was really drunk.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Wow.

[David Dobrik]

Because we got two to. Where did we get to? We got to, like, our 10th country. This is our 10th drink. I think we were like, in Ireland or something, or uk and then they were serving Guinnesses.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Oh, done.

[David Dobrik]

So I was like, I'm going to. I'm gonna see. I'm gonna split the G. No, I went way past the G. I was like. I said, I'm going to, like, race people to beat people.

[Elliot]

Like a chugging contest.

[David Dobrik]

Like a chugging contest. Sorry.

[Zane]

And betting people a thousand bucks in the bar.

[David Dobrik]

Yes.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

You're insane.

[David Dobrik]

So I finished my first Guinness. I beat this girl. And then this other person came and they wanted to challenge me. It was a father of this kid. And then I beat him. And then I. And then I raced another, like, Australian, because he was like, Yeah. I chucked three Guinnesses after my 10 drinks. And the second I finished my third, I turned to our film or scan. I was like, I gotta go puke. And went right to the bathroom, vomited my heart out. Then I'm fast forwarding a lot. Then when we got back to the hotel, vomited all over the bathroom. I left a note for the hotel. I said, I'm sorry. Left $500 because I. But it was nice.

[Zane]

He tried to clean it up. You see handprints everywhere.

[David Dobrik]

Him trying to clean wasn't all over the hotel room. It was all toilet. The toilet seat wasn't open.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Oh, no.

[David Dobrik]

And I saw it, and it went, like, from five feet away, I hit that, like. Like a water.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

It would have just, like, ricocheted on the wall. That's crazy.

[David Dobrik]

Really drunk at this kid. This kid came up to me. This bothered me all night.

[Zane]

It really did.

[David Dobrik]

This kid came up to me and asked me to borrow. Like, not to borrow. To trade hats. He was like, what, 11 years old? Yeah, yeah, he was 11. He's like, can we trade hats? And it was like my favorite hat. From Miracle Academy.

[Elliot]

From Namia.

[David Dobrik]

From Namiya. Sorry. It says Miracle on it. It was a blue hat. And I thought about it, but he was, like, so sweet and so cute. I was like, okay, let's trade. He gave me his bucket hat. I hate bucket hats. And then, like, five minutes later, Natalie even came up to me. She's like, why did you do that? That's your favorite hat. Like, why would you do that? And then it really sunk into me. I was like, why did I do that? And then I was like. To the kid, I was like, hey, I have a hundred bucks. Can I please have the hat back? And this is the kid whose dad I just beat in a chugging contest. So I thought he'd have a little more sympathy for, for the, for the champion. And the kid was like, no, I'm going to sell it on ebay. I'm like, okay, why are you being so rude to me?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Why are you pulling me? That's my hat.

[David Dobrik]

Like, like I'm giving, I'm going to give you 100 bucks and you'll never get that. You can't sell it on ebay. Like, you're not going to get. No, you can't even get a hat pricing for that hat.

[Zane]

You won't even get 20 bucks. Mind you.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I'm insta pull up every time you've ever worn it in a slide shop.

[Zane]

And Georgia, mind you, I'm instigating on the side. I'm like, like, go up, like with the price.

[Elliot]

Ask for more.

[Zane]

Go up higher, higher.

[David Dobrik]

I would have bought it back for more, but I was just too drunk. I had to go to the bathroom.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

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[Zane]

You should have seen just our group in general. I can't believe Epcot we're able to walk around with the camera. That camera right there, we're able to walk around. It was crazy.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Wow.

[Zane]

And we were hammered. And not one employee came up to us and said like, you Guys need to calm down. We even had a guide with us. Like, not one point.

[David Dobrik]

You make that sound like we were

[Zane]

like, they weren't doing anything crazy. No, no. But we were still, like.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Still.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. I get you.

[Zane]

You know, like, it was rowdy.

[David Dobrik]

I was. I was surprised. We weren't like. Like.

[Zane]

No, we weren't disrespectful. Yes, we weren't disrespectful.

[David Dobrik]

It wasn't like that. But it. It. Even if we were sober with the camera, I was shocked that the camera was in.

[Zane]

Exactly.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. But our. Our security and our. We had, like, the best tour guide ever. Shout out. Robert. He was so cool. He. What did he post on his Instagram the next day?

[Elliot]

He was like. He posted a story of the fireworks, and he was like, yesterday was. Reminds me why I love this job. He's been doing it for 15 years.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah.

[Elliot]

I love days like today.

[David Dobrik]

We just had such a good time with him. Yeah, he was really, really fun.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I'm kind of glad I wasn't there then, because I probably would have been crazy.

[Zane]

Georgia. We had, like, 15 different types of alcohol.

[David Dobrik]

It was crazy. It was like three weeks, three different slushies.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Like, mind you, we're going to, like, Japan, right?

[Zane]

We're gonna do sake,

[David Dobrik]

wine. Yeah, Wine. Like, it was everything, but it was. It was.

[Elliot]

Actually.

[David Dobrik]

Everyone was pretty fine.

[Zane]

The beers.

[David Dobrik]

The beers did me over, but everybody was really good. I had one of the best times ever.

[Zane]

We got to the fireworks show, and it literally felt like we're going back to Coachella because everybody's in the grass on the floor. We're like, wait, I'm rolling right now.

[David Dobrik]

Zayn has a picture of me. Ilya and Zane just passed out on the grass.

[Zane]

On the grass with a baby behind us in a stroller just like

[David Dobrik]

as the Disney fireworks are going to.

[Zane]

And David, you're legitimately. You're crying. You're tearing up watching the fireworks.

[David Dobrik]

I like to play that. I wasn't crying. I just think it was. I think it's really beautiful, like, to watch the fireworks and be like, this is. This is. I. I know.

[Zane]

Or was it your hat?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

He was crying about his. He's crying. He's like that little kid that's just

[Zane]

in his bucket hat. Like, I hate my life.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

What the have I done?

[Zane]

No, no, no.

[David Dobrik]

But what's so cool about the Disney fireworks is, like, it's not just fireworks. Fireworks, they project onto the castle all these famous lines from these famous Disney movies. It's, like, so nostalgic for A kid.

[Zane]

It's an amazing show.

[David Dobrik]

I can't imagine as a kid. Yeah. It's like you're. You're hearing Peter Pan, then you see the balloons from the house.

[Zane]

It was a little creepy, but I had my camera on one kid that. Sorry, let me finish. There was this kid in the front and the way he was jumping up and down in my house. I Like, he's never going to forget this moment. It was. Yeah. Cor. I was like, wow, I wish I had that.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Wow.

[Zane]

I wish I had that as a kid.

[David Dobrik]

No, I was, I was actually. I. I would never consider myself a Disney hater, but I. I was not. I was not a believer walking into it. Like when we got there, I was like, I don't understand.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Like what this is. But then, but then when I saw it, I was. After the night, I was really, really blown away. So, Georgia, next time you gotta go. And today we have. Have and now we're doing Miami F1. We're actually waiting for you to tell us. It's. What day is it right now? It's Friday. Tomorrow, Saturday, and the next day, Sunday. That's how the week works. Yes, but that's three different nights to go out. Do you want to go out tonight?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

So that's the thing. I've been trying to figure that out. I feel like tomorrow night's gonna be crazy.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

But I do want to go out tonight. But maybe chill tame tomorrow. Really fun.

[Zane]

The next we said she said she'll tame, which is.

[David Dobrik]

Can you just, can you. Okay.

[Zane]

Okay.

[David Dobrik]

Zane, that's not possible.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I know.

[David Dobrik]

I, I. Friday night in Miami. We have. Our dinner starts at 10pm Right. There's no such thing. We're gonna get there.

[Zane]

I'm gonna be like, have a couple glasses of wine, just smoke a cigarette and then you, you hit.

[David Dobrik]

We're gonna run into 10 friends and we're gonna be at 11 till 4 in the morning.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

That's the thing. Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

There's no chill nights in Miami. That's what I'm saying. Even if we, even if we go to dinner, we're so like, we have to make that decision. And Natalie has no control or conception of who she is when she goes out. And like, that's why I don't want her to go out. Because if Natalie goes out tonight, she's gonna ruin the next two nights.

[Zane]

Yeah. And she won't, she won't leave the bed. Doesn't matter.

[Elliot]

He.

[Zane]

He can, he can threaten her, her job, everything. She doesn't care. Like I'm not leaving.

[David Dobrik]

I could slap her. Whatever.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I love that about Natalie because then we have fun. You guys are boring.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, but it's the worst. She like front loads her weekends.

[Elliot]

Yeah, I just get really excited early

[David Dobrik]

on and like just chill tomorrow. We have such a big day.

[Elliot]

I know, but like there's so many fun things happening.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

We're Sagittarius. We don't do that. Like we're party fun people with life.

[David Dobrik]

I was really hoping, Georgia, you'd come up here and talk some.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Well, I am also being really responsible in my mindset right now, cuz also

[David Dobrik]

Sunday night we are going out. Like Sunday night is a proper night to go out.

[Zane]

Oh, really?

[David Dobrik]

I.

[Zane]

You see, I. I feel like we're not going to go out.

[David Dobrik]

No, no, we are. I have just gotten confirmation that we

[Zane]

are going out, but we have something good.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Okay, then we need a chill.

[Elliot]

What are we doing on Sunday?

[David Dobrik]

I'll tell you about it after. After. But we got to take it easy right now.

[Elliot]

Better be good, brother. Better be good.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, just please believe me.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Oh, he's lying.

[Zane]

Is it an orgy? No, no, no.

[David Dobrik]

Sunday comes around. I'm like, time to go to the movies.

[Elliot]

Wait, I have a funny. Like my first. I. I didn't want to intervene cuz you guys were bonding on the vine stuff.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Elliot]

But my first like Zayn and Heath interaction that I ever had.

[David Dobrik]

Oh wow.

[Zane]

God.

[Elliot]

When I first came to LA and David called me and was like, hey, I want you to come out here and help decorate my home. Right? That was like before. It was in like 2017 and her first time visiting.

[Zane]

She didn't even work for you yet. Hey, can you decorate the house? She wasn't even on the payroll yet.

[Elliot]

He did pay me. He did pay me. He was like, I'll pay. I think he was like, I'll pay you two grand. He'll come out and decorate my whole home.

[Zane]

Damn, that's really good.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Which was.

[Elliot]

I was like, I'll be, I'll be there. And I was also like, you have a home. You.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, me, me, me, me.

[Elliot]

I was like, number one, you have a home. And number two. Yes.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, yeah. Okay, okay. Anyway, so two grand's incredible.

[Elliot]

Incredible. And I think you gave us like $20,000 to decorate the whole home or whatever. Which I was like, 20. Yeah, but.

[David Dobrik]

Which then they came back and they were like, it's not enough.

[Elliot]

Yeah, because it wasn't.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, but that was insane. I was fucking 14.

[Elliot]

You're not 14.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

You were like 21.

[David Dobrik]

Whatever.

[Elliot]

Anyways, and it was a whole home. You didn't have a single. He didn't have a sheet. He didn't have a towel. He had nothing.

[Zane]

Anyway, I'm. I. When you said decorate the home, I thought you meant for, like, for a party, so I was confused. This is just to fill up the house.

[David Dobrik]

This is when I bought Terry View.

[Zane]

Got.

[Elliot]

When he bought his first home.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Elliot]

And there was nothing in the house, obviously. And we hadn't gone to the furniture store yet. And there was no. There was no bed. There was no bed for Reggie and I to sleep on. So David was like, my friends Zane and Heath have this incredible couch. You should just go over to their apartment and take the cushions from the couch. It's really comfortable. And then just put them on the floor and you guys can sleep there for the.

[David Dobrik]

Shut the fuck up.

[Zane]

Wait, what?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Yes. This is what you did.

[Zane]

Wait, what?

[Elliot]

So you sent me and Reggie. Me and Reggie go knocking on Zane and Heath's, like, apartment door.

[Zane]

Why don't I remember this?

[Elliot]

Because. Because there was no reason for you to remember me at this time. Like, I was just some random girl from David's hometown.

[Zane]

Wait, what?

[Elliot]

Yes.

[David Dobrik]

Wait, wait. Where did you live in Hollywood?

[Elliot]

It was, like. It was, like, by Wilshire.

[Zane]

Was it open? Was it, like, a box? Like the apartment?

[Elliot]

I walked in. The kitchen was on the right. The sofa was over here. You were in your bedroom. You came out, like, hungover as. And I was like, where the am I? Who are these people?

[Zane]

The Denny house.

[Elliot]

It wasn't Denny.

[Zane]

Oh, wait.

[Elliot]

It was before.

[David Dobrik]

Was Heath's room on the right and Zayn's on the left? Like, it was split?

[Zane]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Okay. Okay. It's. It's the Wilshire house. The Wilshire apartment.

[Elliot]

Okay.

[Zane]

You were in the Wilshire apartment?

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. That's crazy.

[Zane]

What we're like, were Heath and I home? Like, did you get access when we. I do not remember this. There's no way.

[David Dobrik]

I don't remember ever being like, zayn, can they come use your cushions?

[Elliot]

Yes. You did.

[David Dobrik]

I called Zayn and I asked.

[Elliot]

Yes.

[David Dobrik]

And then Zayn was like, come.

[Elliot]

He was like, yeah, of course they

[Georgia Hazarotti]

can take the couch cushions.

[Elliot]

So I came over, and it was like.

[Zane]

I probably thought it was, like, homeless people. I don't know.

[David Dobrik]

I mean, technically, yes.

[Elliot]

And then Reggie and I come over. You and Heath come out. You're, like, hungover as fuck. You start taking the cushions off your couch. I'm putting, like, Reggie and I are, like, one by one, taking them down into the car, taking them back to Terry View. And then we put them on the floor in Terry View. And like, Reggie and I slept there for two days on Zane and Heath's couch cushions.

[David Dobrik]

Whoa. That's crazy.

[Elliot]

Isn't that crazy?

[David Dobrik]

Wait, why didn't you just get an earbud bed?

[Elliot]

I have. No, the way that David insisted that this couch was going to change our lives.

[Zane]

Like, okay, that's black couch. Like our.

[Elliot]

No, it was like blue. Like marled.

[David Dobrik]

Like, I still remember it.

[Zane]

Oh, wait. Okay, so this was not the Wilshire apartment. This was the. This was the Cling apartment.

[Elliot]

I. I mean, I have no idea.

[Zane]

That was when we had that blue couch. Okay, like you're talking about the long blue couch.

[Elliot]

Yes.

[Zane]

Yeah. Yeah. That was. That was cling.

[David Dobrik]

Cling.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. Okay. Wow.

[Zane]

So that was after Denny.

[David Dobrik]

It was after Denny. Yeah.

[Zane]

Yeah. Because remember, we all separated. We all.

[David Dobrik]

Funny, these names mean so much to us, but people listening have never really heard them. I mean, they know Denny now, but like, they've never heard him because obviously that there are addresses, our street.

[Zane]

But that was the only way we Cling.

[David Dobrik]

Alamar, Bellingham. Bellingham.

[Zane]

That's so crazy.

[David Dobrik]

Like, these are like big streets that.

[Zane]

Altaview.

[David Dobrik]

Altaview.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Wow.

[Zane]

And we're the only ones that do that. It's so crazy. No, no.

[David Dobrik]

Everyone does that.

[Elliot]

Yeah, I'm sure.

[Zane]

Really? Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah, yeah. When I hear other people do it, I was like, oh, my God, you

[Zane]

guys do that too?

[Elliot]

Sick.

[David Dobrik]

Okay. And then you. Yeah.

[Elliot]

And that's. Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Wow. That is really ass backwards. Instead of getting a mattress, you guys went to Zane Heat's house.

[Zane]

I mean, it was a comfortable couch.

[David Dobrik]

Yes, it was. I think that I have an obsession with couches and I think I must have had a fixation with that couch at the time where I was like, no, this is better than anything you'll ever see.

[Zane]

I was like, there's no way. It was the first wool shirt. Because the couch that we had had was like literally like a porn casting couch. I remember it was like the black leather three seater. It's been sunken in. Just like it's just been used. So I was like, I really don't think it's like one of those you

[David Dobrik]

pick up on the side of the street. Yeah, yeah.

[Zane]

100. And that's where people would sleep when they'd come over. There was nowhere else to sleep but that couch. So it was just like, just dented.

[David Dobrik]

In my first picture, hanging out with you guys is me laying on that couch. I Think. Yeah, I remember that, but, yeah. Wow, that's crazy. So Zane didn't even know who you were. He was just helping you load up.

[Zane]

And that's how good of a person I am. Guys, I let random strangers in the house.

[David Dobrik]

All right, guys. Well, that's all the time we have for today's podcast.

[Zane]

Oh, that's it.

[David Dobrik]

Thank you, guys.

[Zane]

Oh, wow. Zany thumb folder. Much longer episodes and have more substance. Oh, I think Georgia has a podcast too. Georgia, why don't you plug yours in too?

[David Dobrik]

I was getting to that.

[Zane]

All right.

[David Dobrik]

What's your. What's your part, Georgia?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

He always does. You're really sweet.

[David Dobrik]

Like, what's your pod?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

It's girls disrupted.

[David Dobrik]

Incredible. Have you listened to a pod thing?

[Zane]

I have. I've seen a lot of. Yeah.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Clips from prison on there. We called him in prison.

[Elliot]

Really?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Actually really fun.

[David Dobrik]

Wait, called who from prison?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Joe Exotic.

[Zane]

Wait, no way.

[Elliot]

Yeah.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

How'd you get 200 bucks?

[Zane]

That's crazy to him.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

And I thought we got scammed. We're sitting in the. The podcast studio. My phone rang on a no caller ID and it was like a prison call. Like, do you accept this call? I'm like, it's him.

[Zane]

That's sick the way that starts, too. Wait, wait.

[David Dobrik]

For 200 bucks, you could call Joe Exotics.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Yeah, he was advertising. I had this dream that I wanted him on the podcast. Weirdly, next day, I've gone on his Instagram and he's doing calls from prison for 200 bucks. That was meant to happen.

[David Dobrik]

What a really good business deal for him.

[Zane]

Yeah. And 200. That takes you far in terms.

[David Dobrik]

200 is priced fairly.

[Zane]

Two.

[David Dobrik]

Two on both ends for half an hour.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

It's great. I'm like, great for us

[David Dobrik]

even. Even if, like, if I was just, like, hanging out with my hometown friends and we got really high, if we all put money together to call Joe Exotics after we, like, watch the show and everything.

[Zane]

Oh, yeah.

[David Dobrik]

200 bucks is incredible. Deal.

[Elliot]

Yeah.

[David Dobrik]

Yeah. Wow.

[Zane]

Great first guest, too. Is that your first guest?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

No, it was one of the first. Yeah, but he was great.

[Zane]

That's a good first guy.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

We played out Mary Kill with him, and I was like, that's kind of, like, kind of iconic.

[Zane]

Oh, wait, wait, wait.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Did. Oh, wow.

[David Dobrik]

That went right over my head. Did he kill. Did he kill someone?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

No, he's, like, in there for attempted murder.

[Zane]

For attempted murder, though.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

But yeah, I was kind of like, that's kind of on the fence.

[Zane]

But did he. Did he say. Did he say kill the person?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Jacob AI. Which I was shocked about. Like, you don't really know what you're killing.

[David Dobrik]

He must have not been outside recently.

[Zane]

Did you. Did you at all say, like the three? Like Carol Baskin?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

No, we. I was so close.

[David Dobrik]

Who were the Mary kills for that?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I think it was Leonardo DiCaprio. Someone else. That's hot. And then Jacob. AI. And he said kill. I don't know why he killed Jacob. Crazy. Biggest mistake ever.

[Zane]

Did he ask him, wait, when does he get out?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

In a few years. But he. He's doing the calls to get an attorney to help him fight his case to get out.

[Zane]

Is he gonna go back to tigers after or.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I don't know. He's been married. I think he's like, chilling now. He just wants to get out and be.

[David Dobrik]

What was the whole thing with him that he was illegally had tigers in Florida?

[Zane]

It was that. But like, the main thing was the attempted murder was Carol Baskin's husband.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Yes.

[Zane]

Right.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, it was like a show that pivoted into something crazy, right?

[Zane]

Yeah, yeah, it pivoted into someone.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

He had someone working for him that was like undercover.

[Zane]

Yeah.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

And he was like, paying. He was trying to get a hit on Carol or something.

[Zane]

Something like that.

[David Dobrik]

Oh, my God.

[Zane]

Have you ever. You've seen it?

[David Dobrik]

I remember. Cuz I think you watched and you're like, you gotta. You gotta get to like, episode. Whatever it.

[Zane]

No, that was like. That was tv. Like, man, that was electric.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Even weird. Harry's in season two. I was watching season two and Harry comes up and I'm like, why is he on this show? He's friends.

[Zane]

Wait, what was he doing?

[Georgia Hazarotti]

I'm like, how do you.

[David Dobrik]

Damn. They put Harry into everything.

[Zane]

Literally everything. That's wild.

[Georgia Hazarotti]

Crazy.

[David Dobrik]

Harry's in the new animated avatar. All right, go listen to all the pods. Go check out everybody. Thank you, guys. See you for the next vlog. Bye.

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