John Mulaney Asks Seth Meyers Some Hard-Hitting Questions
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2020
- John Mulaney turns the tables by asking Seth some questions that pique his curiosity, like how Colin Jost and Scarlett Johansson's wedding was and if he thinks he is good looking.
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John looks like a private investigator that’s trying to solve a crime he committed.
Underrated comment 😂
👀princess diana watch out
Heavy Rain intensifies
“I found a pool of the killer’s blood”
“Hmm... gross. Mop it up!”
Well he DID murder Princess Diana when he was 12 so
This conversation has big last-day-on-earth vibes
UGH!! I didnt think that until i read your comment!! Now i can't unread it! What awful times we are in!
Lalalala
I mean, if trump wins today.....
broooo fr
@LastGameTonight It's exactly the right kind of deep personal real friendly funny "Let's really take this time to connect because there's no telling what will happen next" tone that I think a lot of us needed tonight.
“He was late a lot”
Foreshadowing being 2 hours late to his own intervention
At least it made him the best looking person there!
Thèse are thé comments I came back for! Thank you 🙏 😊
@@harryLime1987 Screw off, stop judging others. And stop giving out bad medical advice. Ssris help vastly, VASTLY more people than they harm. Robin Williams has a very serious disease which caused his suicide, NOT his psychiatric medication. Stop lying and stop judging others
@@harryLime1987 Wtf are you on
This interview makes a lot more sense knowing about the drugs.
the brutal honestly and lack of applause/audience presence makes this video even more surreal
There’s no audience
@@gordonrame9776 yeah, that's what they said lol.
Yes surreal is the word I was looking for when going back and watching this after hearing just now that he checked out of rehab. What I don’t understand is, as read many red flags as this video obviously has in retrospect I wonder why Myers agreed to do it. The entire time Myers is clearly pissed and just barely keeping a scowl from his face.
They are close friends and I’m sure that he had to of been fully aware of what was going on with him. He shouldn’t have done the segment if he was just going to be from the very get-go is clearly seething.
If your friend is in a spiraling crisis from addiction, it just seems odd to knowingly bring him out on stage and do a skit that you’ve read and clearly hate, As you can tell if you listen to his introduction of the segment
This particular portion of the three part segment is really the least cringy, it’s really the first 10 minutes That I’m speaking about
Surreal?
@@MisssKayy Yeah???
There was a 15-second cut to Seth and then it cuts back to John and he suddenly has sunglasses on... it’s more jarring than it should be
Agreed
I saw this comment before it happened and it still jarred me when I knew it was coming 😂
Lmao I just saw this and it definitely threw me off
best part
I thought that they were going to do a bit. I expected him to look different everytime they cut to him..... I was wrong lol
The most Mulaney thing is that he clarifies multiple times that he is still alive whilst delivering his own eulogy
But there's truly no way to know for sure. Perhaps instead we've simply seen a ghost?
@@KillahMate that coat looks oddly like a Victorian nightgown cut in the front 🤔
Have you seen a ghost? Well ya have now!
Killed, Owned and cloned
He was high here
It’s so surreal how late night without the audience is basically just a podcast
Feel like this is why the hosts always laughing at each other’s jokes regardless of how funny they actually are is an essential part of any comedic pod, basically a laugh-track/audience surrogate
I think that's what they're goin for now, 'cause they know they're losing their audiences. Podcasts rule.
@@bayleyasher hellll yeah dude
Yeah it really feels like it removes a lot of the commercial filter of this kind of show. Now it is just two people talking for real. Maybe the laughs are played up but it still feels far more real.
1000% it's too bad they don't just all do that as late night hosts
I'm so glad John got help, and that this is "John Mulaney's last interview before rehab" and not
"John Mulaney's last interview"
Indeed.
Wow, I would've never thought about it that way. That's a pretty impactful perspective. Thank you for sharing 💙
This should be a Netflix special: "The Tall Child and His Questions. Featuring the Lobby Father."
🤣
😂😂
This is so fantastic. Mulaney clearly should be doing more where he gets to be himself.
I’d binge that.
I’M YOUR 1K LIKE!! Lmao 😂
Title of this conversation: "Do all my friends hate me, or do I just need to go to sleep?"
Its an ADHD mood
I didn’t drink water for 4 years
"I'm not dead" - thing a dead person would say
And the cousin, "do I hate everyone or do I just need food"
@@littlebunnyfoufou1 like cause of RSD?
Losing it at John just casually dropping that Colin didn't invite him to his wedding
That was the same passive aggression I used when I wasn’t invited to a wedding either
@@cindymason1218 ouch Colin, why?
@@ThePrinceofElPaso COVID, I think.
@@conner.j.a.wilson but still, a letter saying I would invite you if not for covid would go a long way. That would actually be BETTER than an invite because then there’s no commitment to go but you still know you were invited. We can call it a fauxvitation
Well, it was a pandemic wedding, so it was probably pretty small, but I would invite John to my wedding and I don't even know him. I would want him there more than certain family members. Like, my racist Trumper uncle can stay home and John can have his spot.
Seth must've been freaking out internally! His friend John, who Seth knows is really struggling with addiction, is talking about himself in the past tense while discussing what others will say at his funeral and going as far as to explicitly request they don't only say nice things. What a dark encounter for the both of them, one of many I'm guessing sparked the intervention. Glad they're on the other side.
I’m glad he had good supportive friends in such a harsh industry
Actually seth and john talked about this and while everyone in the comments was saying “hmm john seems off” seth said he has no clue and didn’t really realize till later
John mulaney truly looks like a little kid wearing his dads jacket in this.
His dads cape lol
@@HusbanddadJEEP for sure.
Just makes me picture him running around the house like a super hero with boots way too big for his feet, then tripping and falling.
I'm pretty sure when he fastens it up he looks like Vincent Adultman from Bojack
@@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494 you could also go the obvious route and compare him to Carmen San Diego, or colombines school shooters
It looks like the jacket Kyle Reese wore in Terminator
"He married her - they married each other. That's the way you say it now."
She married him. He's the trophy husband.
This should be a Netflix special: "The Tall Child and His Questions. Featuring the Lobby Father."
Who’s here after the Sept 8th interview? Revisiting to wonder why we didn’t see the obvious. And Seths reactions are now taking on a different hue.
I actually remember there were comments here where people did see it. But for some reason I can't seem to find them
A bunch of fans voiced concern when this was posted. I found it alarming.
@@christystainer3741 I was just about to say this. It was pretty obvious he was using. My friend sent me the clip because she thought the same and was concerned.
@@RozzaIris me I said it
John is dressed/looks like a kid trying to trick people into thinking he's an adult so he can sneak into an R-rated movie.
That’s caught me off guard man 😂 that was good 😂😂
more like Rick Astley 8 seconds into his "never gonna give you up" music video
the bojack horseman kids
@@briansounalath what are you talking about? Vincent Adultman is a singular grown man.
@@briansounalath came here to look for this comment
It's even better that there's no audience. They were having a genuine conversation.
True, but one of them brought a little booklet with questions he wanted to ask his friend.
@@kenster8270 ... You don’t do that with your friends?
Genuinely dull
What was with all Seth's fake laughter? That was painful.
True.
I love these 2
john talking about his own funeral knowing he was having a really hard time with drugs is kinda unnerving
No. He is just being unconventionally funny. People are reading into WAY too much about this whole addiction thing.
@@mss11235 he admitted that he was high off his ass during this interview, after multiple failed rehab stints, and went to rehab again after this. So yes, it is unnerving in hindsight.
@@mss11235 are you okay? he literally admitted he was off his face during this interview
Right this was no act....I know with seth knowing him hearing him speak so much about his own death he had to been scared like hell for his friend
@@mss11235 this aged well.
This interview is really heartbreaking actually. John asking all the questions about death and then laughing at Seth saying he was glad he was here felt like he was at the point of not caring whether drugs would kill him or not. You can see his whole demeanor change after Seth reaffirms it
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@@MereCashmere this interview was literally filmed a few days before johns intervention and he was at the height of his drug use here, maybe learn context before sounding stupid and ignorant
@@user-ei8go8og5g I feel like this interview was probably one of the reasons for the intervention, probably a bit alarming if you know the guy
@@user-ei8go8og5gthis was a little over a month before his intervention.
Broke my heart at the time. Why is Seth posting this again? I'd like to see a disclaimer here about what is really happening. I love John and am so happy for his taking control of his life. It's effing hard to do.
This was basically just both of them saying “are you mad at me” over and over again. But it’s cute.
True !
ALSO Seth Meyer’s continuous change in body language, trying to figure out and be in John’s space, to mirror him, is something I didn’t notice right away. But I can’t stop seeing now. You can see physically how Seth is trying to navigate the convo best and understand what’s happening. Damnnn
Yes I have so much respect for him.
So true if you watch this interview on mute it becomes even more obvious
Seth defined the makes his guests the most comfortable of any comedian.
John was right to say that Seth has a high EQ
Wow… I can’t unsee it now. You can hear the empathy oozing out of Seth like he’s not his “regular funny self”
you can tell something was off with john, usually he’d giggle under his breath after majority of his jokes but here he’s just trudging through them and laughing at seth every once in a while. and when seth says “no genuinely, i’m glad you’re here.” you can see a shift in his mood
Yeah. He seemed very down.
@@thethrowawaythatstayed7055 not so much down as unusually subdued
i believe this was around the time he was abusing cocaine and alcohol really badly, as he checked into rehab December 2020. Seth was probably aware of his friend’s struggles and was trying to let him know he was there for him
@@tayworrrrrrr Seth is amazing for that. Because this shows he really does have a high Emotional Quotient, he sensed that even though it wasn't something John directly asked him about, it was something he really needed to hear. I was just so touched by that. I know many people who would've felt grounded and helped if the people they loved who they were obviously reaching out to (but often indirectly) had just said something along those lines.
@@thethrowawaythatstayed7055 That's the effect of a bad marriage. People need to live their truth.
i feel like this is what a boys’ sleepover starts looking like at 4am
*2014, 3 monster rehabs, 4 bong rips, and a pillow fort* "you ever think about your own funeral?"
Only the good ones
Exactly right
He's wearing the coat the singer of The Strokes gave him after SNL!
Epic
I was just about to ask that.
I hope he walked off stage with his fist in the air like Bender at the end of Breakfast Club, because that's what the coat reminded me of as soon as I saw it on Julian.
@@athena854 Lol Yes! 😄It kind of does look like that coat
He mentioned it on the part of the interview that was aired :) I hope they post that part too it was so sweet
“Do you think about your own funeral?”
When your friends start asking you a question like this in a calm way, check on them. Especially when they do talk about their life in the past tense. Better to have an awkward conversation than a miserable eulogy.
As someone who's lost 2 people close to me unexpectedly to suicide deaths, and know many other friends and family who've lost other people in their lives in the same way, it's hard for me to watch this knowing what Seth said in the interview a year later about how he had no idea at the time what John was struggling with. Seth would be so haunted by this conversation and so traumatized knowing John was basically giving him the highest flashing warning sign in the form of speaking about his own life in past tense and discussing his own funeral so much...
"i love you very mu-" "have you ever seen a ghost"
me not knowing what to do with affection and immediately derailing it
call me out like that why don’t ya?
At least @ me next time
i...
AAAHHH I LOVE YOU SAMMY
Literally came to the comment section just to make sure other people had caught that moment.
I appreciate that this conversation lacks any pretense of toxic masculinity. Dudes sharing their feelings, being open and kind. Love to see it.
It's the future.
It's the future liberals want.
@@crystalwolcott4744 I mean I'm pretty sure it's just the future decent people want. Lol.
@@nvrndingsmmr It's a meme, lol. It's like when people are just being normal or even wholesome but it pisses off republicans lol.
@@crystalwolcott4744
Ooooo.
You rascally kids and your memes.
Got me again.
Yells over shoulder...
Gertrude!
Gertrude, It's a meme!
A MEME!
On the computer!
Yes, on the computer!
No... Not Gene!
Yes, I know Gene's dead!
It's a MEME, like the things the kids do, on the COMPUTER!
Whispers quietly... ugh, that woman is maddening.
OH, YOU HEARD THAT, DID YOU!?!
;)
Holy crap watching Seth Meyers' reactions to the actual hard-hitting questions and trying to both be entertaining and there for his friend... this is both mortifying and fascinating to watch. I wouldn't doubt if Seth pulled John aside after the show and really checked in on him.
I read that seth along with bill hader, nick kroll and a bunch of other John's friends did like an intervention for him and motivated him to go to rehab
@@mihikajain5197 wow thats really nice, wonder if its true tho
@@anyaamoeba he talked about it in his standup
@@mihikajain5197 facts. I just saw him in Boston on his “from scratch” tour. He discusses this in FULL detail.
@@SugaStarr Saw this show as well I got some chuckles out of it but it was very clear to me and my husband he's definitely hurting to some degree. We were very concerned...
In hindsight, the red flags seem painfully obvious, here. Hope he comes out stronger, for it.
Good news is he’s gotten sober before so he knows what he’s gotta do this time I think he’ll be alright
I've always been a huge fan of his, and I hope he comes out stronger, too. He seemed like he was in a bad place, despite the success, and I don't think cocaine is the entirety of it. I think he'll be okay though.
What are the red flags? That he looks tired? I seriously can't tell.
@@NGEternal The obsessing with death, the questions like "Have I ever hurt your feelings?" Etc. It isn't proof, it's just. Flags.
What red flags?
Seriously....I see absolutely nothing odd or off about this convo. It's pretty great actually.
“He was late a lot, and we talked to him about it, and he was still late. And even into his late 30s he would say it was the traffic, but he left late.” Painfully relatable.
John Mulaney has ADHD? As someone else with ADHD, that is the least surprising thing I've ever heard.
Belinda Cook Same and am always late 😅😭😂
Put it on my gravestone.
@@katief4633 are the two related or were you just also adding the fact that you're late too? Lol
Jazmine Just saying that I also have ADHD and am always late!
I would listen to a podcast with John Mulaney asking people weirdly deep questions
HE NEEDS TO SEE THIS! because same!
Me too! There are a couple episodes of Mike Birbiglias various podcasts where he talks to John and it's definitely this vibe. I would totally recommend 'em. ♥️
this should have more upvotes
John Mulaney is the person I've missed most in the last 12 months.
@@roxannewheeler You're the best, ty!
The "Have you seen a ghost" in the end perfectly syncs up with his GQ interview where he rambles about a haunted house. The John Mulaney Crackhead Timeline is adding up
Just a guy mid-relapse asking his friend, "do you think about your own funeral?"
Really, really glad that John is getting the help he needs, wishing him all the best and can't wait to see him back out there being hilarious--or whatever it is he needs to get himself in a better place
A baby... he needed a baby 👶
@@ericag4908 for some people, having a baby makes it worse... hope for John it's not the case
@@TheKillahKyla you're right, it definitely goes both ways, I hope and think he'll go the right way.
@@TheKillahKyla yeah, a baby won’t make or keep you sober.
@@Kerrviii he seems to be okay so far
I would buy a deck of cards of "John Mulaney's Hard-Hitting Questions" as party conversation starters.
I will sponsor this if you’re serious!
@@michelg3811 Me and my wife would love to be beta testers or your first costumers. Like, very, very, very much so.
I was just making that list xD
Chuck Klosterman (famous author, he wrote Sex Drugs and Cocoa Puffs) has something similar! It's a deck of cards called Hypertheticals: Questions for Insane Conversations. It's good but not great. I do wish more comedians and writers did this though!!! I would love a deck by John Mulaney and also Jenny SLATE!
@@Throatzillaaa don’t interfere w my business here bud I was just about to make bank so I could buy a rummikub board game bet
John Mulaney talks like he’s practicing talking like an adult since he’s 8 and he still using the same techniques, idk how to explain but it’s unreal oratory perfection
He talks like every loner weird kid I think
This is soundbite gold.
"All the people I could've dated..."
"Helen Mirren."
"Helen Mirren!"
"who do you wish you were closer to?"
"have I ever hurt your feelings?"
"do you ever think about your own funeral?"
I know he's a comedian ffs, but questions like these, linking that with the cocaine relapse? I just hope he's doing ok in rehab and he has someone to check up on him cuz these signs that someone suicidal
Same I hope he's getting better
Hoping he's much better now.
To disagree, my friends and I talk this way but we're not suicidal. This is just friends having fun and they simply neither think like a great majority of other people.
So I have ADHD, and even years ago before it was publicly known i always thought “man! He looks like he has what i have, he’s so relatable”. Funny thing about ADHD that many people dont know, is that it affects an emotional response in our brain. We feel things more deeply and intensely, often to our own detriment (he asks if he was angry with him or of his opinion of him, because of internalized anxiety and self esteem issues that stem from the natural aspect of ADHD).
You know what else is funny but not really? ADHD makes you like ten times more susceptible to addiction, because it is a deficiency of dopamine in the brain. We crave stimulation because we have a lack of it internally, so we need more snacks and caffeine and sugar, etc to achieve normal dopamine levels. What else gives a dopamine high?
Drugs. Methamphetamines. Which is a literal key component in-you guessed it-adhd medication. Stimulant drugs are literally prescribed to people with ADHD to cope with dopamine deficiency.
Long story short: with dealing with anxiety/self esteem issues (connected to adhd) and dealing with quarantine and stress, he got addicted and it was harder to handle and stop his impulses because of ADHD. because another funny sad thing about adhd is that you have a hard tike controlling your impulses.
@@Annabeth26 fck, i have diagnosed ADHD and I had no fcking clue that's one of the effects... it explains so fcking much thank you!!
Oh don't worry about that! He is trying to find the killer, that's why he is dressed like a detective
After listening to John Mulaney on Seth Meyers's show yesterday (September 8th, 2021) where they talked about John's recent relapse/intervention, there's now clarity on the tone/topic here... like, "Do you think about your own funeral?"
In that coat, with those glasses, looks like Mulaney is never gonna give me up, never gonna let me down...
Never gonna run around and desert you..
Wasn't expecting to be rick rolled today
wait please what are those shades.
Hahhahah
Cuthbert Ryan pop
Seth, being sincere: “I think you had an ability-“
John, mumbling: “To smoke cigarettes?”
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@@ElinaAlice wiggle wiggle dribble dribble watch out for the vinegar pickles
what minute?😭
yeah that really caught me off guard😂
It's so hard to hear good things about yourself. 😩 I feel that.
This interview haunts me. Anyone who has lost someone to suicide recognizes this oddly calm, almost happy attitude some has days before they kts because they’ve accepted their death. I really hope he’s getting the help he needs ❤️
Wait, did John attempt suicde?
@@ValCronin I don't think he did. However an intervention was organised shortly after this interview and he went to rehab for relapsing on drugs.
@@ValCronin not an attempt but there's an interview with John and Seth months after this one where he says he wore the glasses cuz he was not sober and he thanks Seth for having an intervention with him and they refer back to this interview and his glasses
He mentioned it that interview that he was sober during this set, however he was high while writing the ideas of what he was going to do in the bits he did that night
@@ValCronin He was basically playing Russian roulette by taking these modern counterfeit pills and cocaine he's spoken about in more current interviews. He said he did Percocets, but they stopped making those years ago. The Cartel makes modern percs, and they're actually just fentanyl and other garbage (often meth). He would have died eventually, most pill users die very young. Elvis, Whitney Houston, etc. Especially with pills today users are dropping like flies.
John Mulaney has ADHD? As someone else with ADHD, that is the least surprising thing I've ever heard.
I’m so thrilled to be in such good company. It’s always cool seeing what our brains can do! 🧠
I'm so happy for having nice company 💖
Haha this comment cracked me up
I’m never surprised when I learn someone has it
Lmao i knew the moment he made that joke about him thinking about the Beatles having beards while his doctor was giving him an important medical update 😂
john looks like a narc asking kids at a party where "frosty's dust" is
Yeah, but still a snack😉
@@ROBYNMARKOW Dale Cooper XD
he’s wearing jules casablancas’s coat
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If he ever sees this, John Mulaney will steal this joke, but the guilt will overwhelm him and he'll immediately tell his audience he stole it from a RUclips comment section.
The fact that John took off his glasses when he asked "have I ever hurt your feelings?" i think is really courteous of him. He really is the most respectful guy.
news say he was out of his mind here but instead of milking someone's struggles I think they should do a better job and wish him the best. John deserves nothing but love and support during this time. addiction is very hard and not a joke.
Honestly. So many “journalists” are trying to milk someone’s struggles for clicks and likes right now. Addiction is never easy and it’s disgusting to see someone using his struggles for their own personal gain.
@@Jo-jn3dc Blame the people clicking, not the people writing about it.
@@a.hollins8691 If they didn’t write it there’d be nothing to click😂
thank you. you’re exactly right
@@a.hollins8691 absolutely blame people for playing into the media frenzy, but you should still blame those creating the media frenzy in the first place. One does not negate the other.
when seth was talking about how attractive he thinks he is and then the camera goes back to john and he suddenly has these big red glasses on. killed me
I read this comment and I was expecting it, but it hit me like a train and now I’m literally crying because it’s so funny.
Petition for John Mulaney to start a podcast where he asks his guests super weird and introspective questions like this the entire time
i love that johns idea of flirting with a woman is "may i have this dance?" its soooo on brand with his "i just came out of the 1940's" vibe
Deep questions with John Mulaney *poppy music*
@@leilajaafari8436 Oh no John Mulaney needs a ratpack band behind him
I appreciate that this conversation lacks any pretense of toxic masculinity. Dudes sharing their feelings, being open and kind. Love to see it.
I worked for John's dad at a large law firm (my son who is a huge John Mulaney fan loves this) and Chip gave me the same advice on being comfortable with silence, and using that to get others to make concessions. It is a strategy that really works. Both father and son are very, very bright and just good people.
That's really wild! Incredible. Glad to hear John's dad is a good guy.
The “one black coffee and left” legend
I seriously understand my boyfriend now with the silence advice. Now I am going to play him like a fiddle. He is retired military ....so he is a tough one too get with the silence 😂😂😂😂😂
This is one of my favourite interviews on the Internet. You can tell John is not okay. But it's all real. It's not played up for an audience. It's two real people having a real conversation. I'm glad he is doing better now. I love him sm. This was a great interview.
I love Seth too. He gave hope to a nerdy liberal comedy obsessed thirty something with Buddy Holly glasses😀😀😀
Seth is a Dick. I think this is sad and rotten.
There was no audience tho 😂
john mulaney is dressed like hes in an old detective movie that my grandpa would watch
"back to my hunch..."
@@Molteniceee bvbhjksgfsk to accurate
Street smarts!!!!!
@@Molteniceee I just can't see Mulaney with a cigar though, it seems too out of character.
Bittenbinder vibes
Idk why but I needed this kind of calm, honest, non-election related content...
Me too
Me too
i feel like “other than ghislaine maxwell” was super underappreciated as a joke
him referring to himself as a “little rotten prince” is SENDING me
I cackled when they panned to him wearing the glasses
That caught me SO off guard
Did Julian Casablancas give him those too??
@@smartbunny They were in the pocket of the coat.
Jesus Christ. John was telling us that he was expecting to die soon right here. He took the time to say what he wanted to say to Seth, telling him that he has always been kind and has never hurt his feelings. I am so deeply grateful that Seth had the sensitivity to hear Johns cry for help. The intervention was soon after this taping.
Yea, the bit where they talk about their funerals is very haunting knowing what we know now as an audience. Very glad they had and still have each other :)
The way he took the glasses off at “have I ever hurt your feelings?” SENT me
I JUST STOPPED LAUGHING ABOUT THAT-
I appreciate that this conversation lacks any pretense of toxic masculinity. Dudes sharing their feelings, being open and kind. Love to see it.
I can't decide if Mulaney would be the world's BEST Podcast Host, or the world's WORST Podcast Host. I'm going with best.
@@hermiatiscareno6273 you literally copied someone else's comment from a month earlier but ok
4:56 for those who wonder
Seth gave him a writing job because his marriage had fallen apart and he relapsed, and then when the stability wasn't enough to help get him back on track, he helped stage the intervention. And I think that’s as amazing as 2 people having a real conversation on Late Night TV
It breaks my heart that John was going through a horrible time during this and warms my heart that Seth went out of his way to help him. I too have substance abuse issues and John is a very relatable celeb to me. I’m so glad he got out of rehab but also so sad to hear he’s getting a divorce. I really hope John ends up okay.
Hope you end up okay as well
Same, same.
I can relate too. ❤
Same. I hope you're doing better. x
How are you doing now? I hope you've made some progress.
Two men talking about their friendship and being open and honest and vulnerable, truly the best content in the world
Yep ❤👍❤
Came here to say the same. Can we just emulate these beautiful people?
Applauding men for acting human, the bar is so low
@@hornedgoatweed when Trump became president we fucking broke the bar over our knees and threw it off the balcony 😂
That's a very narrow silver lining to COVID-19. Dropping the laugh track (except from the production crew, when the comedy is unavoidable) by forcing the audience out of the studio makes the talk so much more enjoyable for me. I mean, with the exception of comedies of error, like Between Two Ferns and Gordon Keith, was this even a thing before COVID-19?
John Mulaney is the person I've missed most in the last 12 months.
me too
Same
Same
I was supposed to see him in a show in April, imagine how I feel
same :
This was his last interview before his intervention and it always breaks me. So glad he’s doing better
This interview hits different now that he’s checked into rehab
who?
@@oz2986 Mulaney. He just checked into rehab for alcohol/cocaine abuse
Relapse is part of recovery. It takes a lot of strength to accept help. I hope he gets clean and healthy; I hope he knows how much everybody around him loves him.
Right?? When this first aired it didn’t sit right with me
@@TA-km4vg same dude
This is soundbite gold.
"All the people I could've dated..."
"Helen Mirren."
"Helen Mirren!"
Lol
"I got a coat, look at me!"
This should be a Netflix special: "The Tall Child and His Questions. Featuring the Lobby Father."
Savannah Litton
That’s my favorite part.
6:51-7:09
“I got a coat,
look at me.”
Hahahaha
He is so funny.
I love these 2 guys.
They are so witty.
Helen Mitten, God yes!
I feel like I'm at a sleepover watching this heart to heart. Kind of nice
Right, it's a perfect vibe and really calming and wholesome-feeling. Great choice for content tonight.
This hits different after last nights interview. John was a damn mess when they were filming. Life in total shambles, and still hilarious.
John definitely knew that he was on the road to death and wanted his possible last interview with his close friend to letting him and everyone know that he lived a good life. He was asking these questions to be asked back to himself. I’m so glad to hear that he’s doing better. His friends, rehab, and his son saved him.
Right? And when he said I try to do the best I can and sometimes I didn’t try to do the best I can, but I did everything with the intention of kindness. That’s when I realized that he was saying goodbye to all of us. I’m glad Seth heard him and acted quickly.
@@TheMonroemomma you putting it out made me realize how real it must have been. Bless both men for doing this interview/talk. It didn´t have to be in front of cameras, but that way maybe they will inspire others to act of kindness.
This is one of the rare times recently when not having a live audience makes these kind of shows better. They aren’t playing up to anyone it just feels like two friends having a chat
Reminds me of a one-off show Craig Ferguson did with an old friend (Stephen Fry) without an audience. Just 2 smart amusing people talking ruclips.net/video/gx6WPQkhUXI/видео.html
i actually prefer the show (as well as other late night/comedy/news/talk shows) without the audience. i recently watched an older, pre-covid episode and found the audience reactions jarring.
@@JuiciferPandoraRex agreed I hope they do get audiences back soon but I hope they get rid of the forced audience responses telling them when to laugh and clap
You mean a podcast?
Wow...I was just saying this to a pal of mine...just two dudes...talkin'...respectfully...it was almost..."comfortably boring" lol
John and Seth are being so authentic & true, it feels like you are a ghost in the room
listening to two friends reconcile how they feel about each other prior to death or the apocalypse. Is this how we all feel Election Eve?
YUP 😫😫😫😫😫
Uh huuh 😭
YES
Very much so. An eerie peace.
There is an asteroid on Election Day
Thank you, Seth Meyers, for helping save your friend’s life.
Just for saying, "No, genuinely" at 11:03 I think Seth is a really nice and empathetic person and I'm so grateful people like him exist.
I will never not watch John Mulaney on Seth Meyers’s show
For real, we all need more of these two talking with each other
I'll even watch him on Jimmy Fallon, that's how much I adore the man.
@@athena854 _claps convulsively_
@@Sharklops _slaps desk like 50 times while suffocating to death laughing, then Conan finally gets the late-night slot he deserves_
He's completely unfunny.
Mulaney wearing that coat he got from the lead singer of The Strokes after hosting SNL is like when a kid doesn't want to take off his Halloween costume. But for real, super wholesome. When are Mulaney and Seth going to start some sort of radio show together? Not podcast, radio show.
why not a podcast? they're more accessible
@@fatimajameel1357 that was a joke
@@Alex-oq1ub whomp whomp
Seth Meyers is awesome. He's so genuine and does not hold on to like egos. He's just very flowy
Flowy is a very good way to describe it
As John mentioned in this interview, Seth has very high EQ. His emotional intelligence allows him to remain genuinely connected to the people he's conversing with. He doesn't avoid genuine connection, as the vast majority of TV hosts do.
“We’re you ever mad at me?”
“Do you think about your own funeral? I think about mine.”
“What will you say at my funeral?”
Having the hindsight of knowing what he was going through makes me want to give him a hug.
I'm so scared for him. I just hope everything goes well from now on...
This feels like when you'd sit by a bonfire in high school at a party and talk to your friends right before you leave. Real "my mom is waiting in the driveway" vibes.
i really like how you phrased that🥺
Mmm, like those parked car conversations where you drop a friend off and sit chatting outside their house for a while.
Standing next to your cars in the parking lot vibes
That innocent "oh no" when Seth said he might have been mad at him. Poor John. Also mood.
Dang, Seth is a really good friend for people with a ton of anxiety
Seth acting like he wasn't Jennifer Lawrence's crush.
I love that these two men are speaking openly about social anxiety. They, without irony, are acknowledging the importance of feelings - they said feel a lot - it’s such a great example of male friendship
This has very big “days before death” vibes and it’s scary
This has to be the most podcast like conversation that this show has reached loved it.
I would listen to that podcast all the time
WOW. The Mulaney&Meyers podcast is the podcast now missing from my life and now I’m going to be thinking about it and how much I miss said non-existent podcast. Likely for the rest of quarantine-esque life, so like...2022
There is a podcast ep with them on seths after the show podcast, it’s about 30 minutes long
@@Hmy8799 M&M podcast, I need that in my life.
Great description. I have just started getting into podcasts and was a guest on a podcast and your comment was perfect.
These are the two cutest noodles just chilling and being real and honest
“Gabbin’ With the Guys” would be my favorite segment. John and Seth just check-in with each other once a week.
I thought it was great. They very clearly love each other
Not just two cutest noodles...
...the two cutest plain plates of noodles with a little bit of butter!
It's like they say when they're talking, they both clearly have high EQ's. "Bro Check-In with Seth and John" could totally be a semi regular segment. The world needs more wholesome dudes like this! ❤️
The use of “noodles” in this comment was even better than the content of this video. And the content was superb.
Watching this interview with the benefit of hindsight is heart breaking. At the time I thought this was a "bit" that didn't land (which is out of character for the great John Mulaney), but he was , in fact genuinely going through a very dark time. I really wish him so much happiness and success in the future.
It was an uncomfortable, very suicidal themed conversation, but it's hard to see that in the moment
Came here after watching his Netflix special. Crazy how bad John was, and Seth clearly knew it. It was nice to see Seth steering that convo
i would literally watch them talk in any circumstance. their texts? yes. drunk and making an uber driver uncomfortable? yes. them high and eating a family size bag of cheetos? yes. them whispering during christmas eve mass? you better believe it.
Perfectly said
Honestly, John Mulaney having ADHD makes SO much sense.
in some ways as someone with adhd him having it is comforting solely bc of how obvious it is
@@helenryderoneill7741 I feel the same. With a disorder like ADHD, seeing someone with it who's really enjoying life and accomplishing what they want is just so wonderful.
@@helenryderoneill7741 I have to admit I don’t see why it is obvious, but it seems fascinating. Can you tell me why it is obvious?
@@sorengz idk its the way he jumps from topic to topic in conversation, his stories from highschool and college and like just the way he speaks fast and is always thinking about what hes going to say next when the other persons talking??? it might be that i recognize my own symptoms in him so pick up on small things?? anyway i dont really like talking abt people i dont know in this way on the internet bc it feels weird
Thanks a lot. Yes, I watched it one more time and it started to make sense. And sound familiar. Thanks for using your powers to guide me back on the right track. 🙏🏼😉
Wow this was just 7 weeks before the intervention. Fascinating to watch this knowing what happened next. Mulaney processes and talks about his whole experience with drugs, the intervention and rehab brilliantly in Baby J.
i don’t want to say i knew something was off because that sounds rude but i really do wish him the best. he means so fucking much to me lol and i doubt i would be here today without him. i’m proud of him and i hope he gets the help he needs.
Same. I think it’s wonderful that he clearly has so many people, Seth included, who really really care about him.
You know saying that way is still saying it and is still rude, right?
@@dankxng I can't speak for @krysimp but what I was speaking to, was that both he & Seth seemed to be more introspective and their discussion seemed to have more weight to it than one might expect from two SNL buds doing a talk show(so it seems "off" or different).
@@dankxng i don't think it's rude at all.
@@bsquared4604 I don't want to say how you've gained so much weight because that would be rude...
See how language works? Saying "I didn't wanna say ____" is still saying the thing lol
Cuts the Seth for 25 seconds:
Mulaney: 😎
I see so many people in this comment section saying “He doesn’t seem high” Okay, but he’s literally been dealing with this for years, and he’s a performer. *He’s good at hiding things.*
Actually he has been sober a long time and had a relapse. Could've been a one time thing that he relapsed. We don't know how long and much he's been using and I think it's wrong to just assume things and write them here as if they're facts
@@helenas7605 You’re right. I wasn’t meaning that he was never sober. I was just trying to point out the fact that he’s been dealing with both addiction and recovery for a long time. Couple that with being a comedian and you get someone who’s good at hiding things/playing things off.
@@lauralynnmartin1130 that makes sense. Thanks for clarifying it for me
I think it's more a reaction to everyone claiming they could tell something was wrong, which you can't. Obviously the interview isn't flowy and the coat is sort of weird, but I actually like this unpolished type of conversation.
Not having the live audience made this conversation seem so much more sincere and friendly. It’s cozy.
Cozy? 😂😂😂
@@jasonchambers4495 yea like a buddy podcast rather than some gigantic event show
Mulaney is a grown-up Ferris Bueller n that's why I love him.
Valid.
Ferris isn’t self deprecating enough.
Yes omg
But Mathew Broderick is the grown up ferris bueler
and he's from chicago!
Did nobody hear John say "Other than Ghislaine Maxwell" LMAO
But she's not from New Hampshire though, so that puzzled me.
This is one of the most profound and beautiful conversations I have seen. They clearly like each other, and care, but the tragedy that in the background he was headed to rehab. If this was his last interview it would have been a tragedy.
John is incredible.
Around 8:45, you can see him open his coat a little with his left hand, to put the small pad of paper into a pocket on the inside of the coat. His reaction to when he realizes where he's putting it, and what might be seen from the outside - you see him clearly react quickly by closing it shut, and opening only very slightly the 2nd time to try to put the pad of paper in there. In fact, he doesn't even put it in the pocket. So its almost like he's on auto-pilot, just trying to hang on to any semblance of sobriety and meaningful presence.
I say this as someone who has had plenty of problems with addiction and mental health. I've been where he was at here. His new special on netflix is surprisingly relatable... I never got into his stuff until now. Probably because I couldn't see past his detached affect back then 😔
The two of you just talking about serious, deep things very candidly and openly is beautiful. I think especially when John asked if he'd ever hurt your feelings and the very genuine conversation that led to was wonderful. You guys both have high emotional intelligence and that's so refreshing to see openly expressed by guys without fear or a need for posturing. I love you both.
Idk why but I needed this kind of calm, honest, non-election related content...
@@gracewalker4902 absolutely
John emulating his grandmother in his standups makes SO MUCH SENSE
Explains why he has kind of a gay queen feel when doing his bits.
After his most recent standup, this interview makes so much more sense. Jacket is a whole vibe.
I’m currently on a mission to see all of the work John did while in his crisis phase and it’s surreal
What else did he do
Yeah can you let us know what to search for on RUclips?
@@VioletEmerald "john mulaney"
Some of the interviews he did were painful to watch. I remember thinking at the time that he might be back on drugs.
Could you compile some clips and make a public playlist?
I feel we dimensionally got lucky and John is okay and well but in another timeline he either hit rock bottom or died.
The fact that his statement about a flying Jake Gyllenhaal didn’t even surprise me.
John: *politely explains what a ghost is for those of us who may not know*
watching this after he came on Seth post-rehab and recovery. I'm so happy he's happy.
John Mulaney: I can take this test to confirm I have ADHD
John Mulaney: do you think about your own funeral?
It's called cocaine
@S M guess you didn’t hear the news. He went to rehab for cocaine like a week after this interview. He’s on coke here
@S M you don’t need cocaine to think or act like that, but John Mulaney does
@@booradley6673 I’ve wondered if he’s had adhd for a while since the things/experiences he talks about in his comedy are similar to adhd symptoms.
@@coena9377 hey ADHDer here, if he has adhd its cuz hes always had it, not smth that just shows up out of nowhere