Lmao! Before the disclaimer about the audio in the beginning I really thought you both were trying to lip sync the podcast intro and failed miserably for some reason
This podcast is by far the best thing to ever happen to me, but why you two aren't the new, younger, and gayer Kardashians yet?! You guys are so dynamic and you both radiate the utmost of positivity.
Lol bros before toes I cant with his toes clearly having a mind of their own 😂 I mean I've heard of a wondering eye but never wondering feet😂😂 a little distracting haha
Environmental engineering student here, There is still leeching that occurs even if it is said to be "safe". LDPE (the polyethylene or plastic) in it's solid form is completely safe, but can be toxic if inhaled or absorbed as a vapor or liquid. so honestly I would steer clear of boil any plastic food packages loves!
I remember being in the 1st or 2nd grade.. (I went to a catholic school) and I took FOREVER contemplating whether or not to tell the priest that I thought I liked boys. Ended up lying throughout the entire confession, but I also "confessed" that I told lies, so I felt fine about it.
Americans eat so much more fast food then Europeans! In Ireland we only have McDonalds, KFC and Burger King (and we also have our own fast food place called Supermacs)
This is going to sound so... "I was born in the wrong generation" lmao, speaking as a gen z, but I actually do kind of get what Lucas is saying about gen z wanting to be like millennials and stuff. Obviously, there's plenty of gen z stuff that I actually really like and consider extremely influential to my childhood, but I think this sort of feeling comes from the fact that a lot of gen z watches RUclips, and most RUclipsrs are millennials right now. So, like, we want to relate, because both generations are considered "internet generations", but there is sort of a cultural gap between us, still. Millennials in content creation means that they're the ones who are setting certain trends. In addition to that, it could be that a portion of gen z prefers the specific styles that were more present in media made for millennials than those in current day media. I will say that Lucas is sort of wrong about Disney Channel lol. It's complicated. HSM, Hannah Montana, and iCarly are all things that were sort of released during the overlap. I was born in 2003, and even though I wasn't allowed to watch that stuff, I remember merch of those shows being EVERYWHERE in elementary school. In fact, one of my friends even had an iCarly themed birthday party and the goodie bags just had iCarly merch in them. And the thank-you cards she sent out were Hannah Montana themed. So you could say that, because nostalgia is hugely influential in today's pop culture, early gen z-ers having that overlap with late millennials is why there is a desire for more relatability, because we already have that foundation. Even though nothing Disney Channel has ever put out in the 2010s has ever reached the levels of fame as HSM or Hannah Montana, it is worth noting that the decreasing popularity of cable TV plays a huge part in that. I still watch Disney Channel, so I can tell you that their most popular movie franchises since then have without a doubt been Descendants and ZOMBIES (which is maybe more gen alpha than gen z). Both of these series received 3 installments and animated series (although they were clearly investing more in Descendants in that department) and have released multiple dolls and merchandise. Also, more Descendants media is confirmed to be on the way, so I do think it is even more popular than ZOMBIES. I would even go so far as to say that Descendants potentially did more to kickstart Dove Cameron's career than Liv and Maddie did. I would also say that Teen Beach Movie is the Camp Rock of the 2010s. Just like Camp Rock isn't as big as HSM, Teen Beach Movie isn't as big as Descendants (and the sequel came out the same year as the first Descendants movie), but it was still decently influential to pop culture. People are still talking about it, which is definitely partially because it was so ambitious, and partially because everyone was so disappointed by the sequel's ending. Also like Camp Rock, Teen Beach only had 2 movies. Just like anything made by Disney Channel, these things receive their fair share of criticism, but they are still considered to be enjoyable pieces of media, especially Descendants and Teen Beach. Something worth noting is that all of these newer properties have some fantasy element to them, which is interesting compared to the more grounded stories of HSM and Camp Rock. Descendants is about the children of Disney villains, ZOMBIES is basically the tamest version of Twilight, and Teen Beach Movie is about surfer teens that get stuck in a 60s beach movie musical. I think that this is a result of the market becoming more competitive as cable television becomes more and more irrelevant. It's hard to imagine a simple realistic story about high school life becoming so successful and marketable with today's generation. Teen Beach Movie is about the closest it gets to that. Standalone DCOMs that are still relevant in nostalgic discussions are Lemonade Mouth and Let It Shine. Both are considered by many to be unironically good movies with banger soundtracks. People get especially annoyed that Lemonade Mouth never got a sequel. These movies are on the earlier side of the 2010s though, so they are pretty grounded. In terms of the actual content, I'd say that Lemonade Mouth is sort of the closest thing the 2010s have to Camp Rock. As for series, I think that Andi Mack (Disney Channel US's first soap opera) was hugely influential. Girl Meets World and Liv and Maddie also were, but there is definitely a lot of hate directed at Girl Meets World these days, now that people are realizing how bad the writing was when it tried to cover serious issues. Jessie is one of those overlap series, and it still lives on in spirit in the form of Bunk'd, which was originally a summer camp-themed spinoff of Jessie, but evolved into its own franchise at some point and is still releasing new episodes. Austin and Ally was basically our Hannah Montana, but it definitely didn't have quite the same amount of popularity. Disney TVA really made its mark on the 2010s with the rest of Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls, Star vs. the Forces of Evil, and other shows that are still the topic of many a twitter discussion today. The decade closed out with Amphibia, which is a favorite among the online Disney animation fandom. For gen alpha, Disney has been catering to more dramatic tastes with their newer, very serious series, Secrets of Sulphur Springs. The sitcom lineup includes shows like Villains of Valley View (which is the first show starring non-middle schoolers that they've made in a while, and tonally it's along the lines of KC Undercover) and Raven's Home (in addition to Bunk'd), but the focus seems to be more on animated series right now than anything else. Newer cartoons include The Owl House (which is sadly wrapping up soon), Big City Greens, The Ghost and Molly McGee, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, and Kiff. Disney also has the distribution rights to Miraculous Ladybug in the US, and trust me, they've been milking that as much as they can, because it's one of the most popular cartoons internationally right now. So yeah, nothing made for gen z on cable really became massively popular in the same way that HSM and Hannah Montana did. There were no theatrical releases or concert tours or anything like that. BUT, there were some standout things that were about as popular as they could get in the altered market of a different time period. Internet culture defines our generation way more, and it does the same for gen alpha. I honestly think that if anything gets really big in the future, it won't be from cable. That doesn't mean that newer gens don't have anything "iconic" (honestly almost all this stuff has around the same level of quality lol, just different styles and different levels of memorability), it's just that it works very differently. Somehow Henry Danger has managed to be a multi-media franchise for Nickelodeon. The last person I can think of that really made it big by millennial standards is JoJo Siwa, but that was really a mix of perfect conditions. She had to be multi-talented, make RUclips and TV content, and then there was the whole marketability aspect of the bows. That level of fame gets harder and harder to replicate as internet culture continues to develop and kids continue to have full access to the internet at an early age.
Well fast food is just so easy and cheap bc we are underpaid and over worked it just a cycle that never ends and it’s honestly addictive bc of all the sugar and stuff. But the majority of Americans do consume fast food on a regular basis, they are just on every corner 🤷🏻♀️
Alien abduction, what’s the down side? A trip to space and all the probing you could possibly want... Oh and btw you all know what they say about big feet... just sayin.
OMG I GOT FOOD SHAMED IN GR 5 TOO!!!!!!!!! SAME THING GIRL AND MY teacher dragged me for eating milk and cookies for breakfast on Saturdays she said "YOU... need to eat more!!!!" in front of E V E R Y O N E. 20 years later still a pin... maybe she was right lolz.
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This podcast deserves way more exposure.
But why do they have the best side profiles. Especially Jacob wtff
No creep, but they are actually both such beautiful bois.
Lucas hates on his nose sometimes but I think its nice idk 🤷♀️
1:37 OMG “I don’t trust you, you’re not even a human”
The species-ism jumped out 😩
Sabrina Sainte right 😂😂😂
Your podcast is the highlight of my day
You guys are so entertaining and I can’t believe this podcast isn’t more popular.
Lmao! Before the disclaimer about the audio in the beginning
I really thought you both were trying to lip sync the podcast intro and failed miserably for some reason
sameee
I was just about to go to sleep!
Now I can’t sleep for another 50 minutes
"Don't you guys kinda pretend you like Hey Arnold?" 🤣🤣🤣
remember when we all said 2020 was gonna be a movie🦋✨🧚🏽we should’ve said which genre🧜🏼♀️🌸👄
Why does this podcast not have more exposure this is the only one I legitimately enjoyed
Lindsey thinks she relased Xanax but forgot because she's on Xanax.
This podcast is by far the best thing to ever happen to me, but why you two aren't the new, younger, and gayer Kardashians yet?! You guys are so dynamic and you both radiate the utmost of positivity.
“I have to give you credit like Tik tok . . emm. . . yeah. .”
😂😂
Hey, ARMY!
“I’m so excited for 2020”
Well.. this didn’t age well at all...
Okay but honestly Lucas, you should definitely be more famous than Kim K...like you were the original RUclipsr. Mad 4 u.
Lol bros before toes I cant with his toes clearly having a mind of their own 😂 I mean I've heard of a wondering eye but never wondering feet😂😂 a little distracting haha
every tuesday morning i get ready while listening to the pod and i seriously look forward to it every week sm
Lmao the intro always has me rolling. I usually don't listen to broadcasts but I love this one
Hiiii, ARMY!
Watching the old podcasts and feeling weird hearing them talk about new years resolutions not knowing what will go down yet in 2020...oof
Environmental engineering student here, There is still leeching that occurs even if it is said to be "safe". LDPE (the polyethylene or plastic) in it's solid form is completely safe, but can be toxic if inhaled or absorbed as a vapor or liquid. so honestly I would steer clear of boil any plastic food packages loves!
well here in 2020....you shouldn’t have been excited for new years lmaooo and something crazy definitely happened in a year. good job y’all psychic
I'd love to hear a dramatic reading of 12 yr old Lucas flexing on the haters. Lmao.
I remember being in the 1st or 2nd grade.. (I went to a catholic school) and I took FOREVER contemplating whether or not to tell the priest that I thought I liked boys. Ended up lying throughout the entire confession, but I also "confessed" that I told lies, so I felt fine about it.
This made me laugh so hard lol
Sarah Palin had her own reality show. And she's an airhead.
11:42 well this didn’t age well
My name being Mariah*
Them: "Mariah you did it"
Me knowing they weren't talking about me but they said my name: 😮
This episode came when I just woke up earlier, but I went back to sleep.
does anyone else look at the wall things so much bc i do
I’ve literally been watching your podcast every day I haven’t watched anything else on yt for like 3 weeks 💀😂
im rewatching these and i think and jacob was so wrong abt 2020 oops
Lucas your toes are arching their back for a stack
Just woke up and thanks for posting. Perfect for my nyc transit
When u early bc you woke up at 5:00 am..
D: knock on wood type goals haha
I only eat because there is food on the table, I only feel hungry for chocolate.
Love Tuesday’s because I get to wake up to this!!
Oh no lol I wish jacobs predictions for 2020 were true lol
them talking about having a catholic childhood is so fun for me bc i'm catholic HAHAHA
Don’t come for the Early 00s late 90s kids I know for a fact I watched all those shows because I have older siblings so that’s all that was on
This is my favorite podcast!!
I had 2 packs of maggi (indian raman noodle)for lunch today coz it was coldest day in 28 years. I even bought a body warmer.
Americans eat so much more fast food then Europeans!
In Ireland we only have McDonalds, KFC and Burger King (and we also have our own fast food place called Supermacs)
DID JACOB FUCKING JINX US 11:40
Alaska reminds me of that movie 31 days of night
Lit was the first word i thought too.
Lol if you wait until you're hungry it wouldnt be a chore to eat
m-m-my names samantha...
This is going to sound so... "I was born in the wrong generation" lmao, speaking as a gen z, but I actually do kind of get what Lucas is saying about gen z wanting to be like millennials and stuff. Obviously, there's plenty of gen z stuff that I actually really like and consider extremely influential to my childhood, but I think this sort of feeling comes from the fact that a lot of gen z watches RUclips, and most RUclipsrs are millennials right now. So, like, we want to relate, because both generations are considered "internet generations", but there is sort of a cultural gap between us, still. Millennials in content creation means that they're the ones who are setting certain trends. In addition to that, it could be that a portion of gen z prefers the specific styles that were more present in media made for millennials than those in current day media.
I will say that Lucas is sort of wrong about Disney Channel lol. It's complicated. HSM, Hannah Montana, and iCarly are all things that were sort of released during the overlap. I was born in 2003, and even though I wasn't allowed to watch that stuff, I remember merch of those shows being EVERYWHERE in elementary school. In fact, one of my friends even had an iCarly themed birthday party and the goodie bags just had iCarly merch in them. And the thank-you cards she sent out were Hannah Montana themed. So you could say that, because nostalgia is hugely influential in today's pop culture, early gen z-ers having that overlap with late millennials is why there is a desire for more relatability, because we already have that foundation.
Even though nothing Disney Channel has ever put out in the 2010s has ever reached the levels of fame as HSM or Hannah Montana, it is worth noting that the decreasing popularity of cable TV plays a huge part in that. I still watch Disney Channel, so I can tell you that their most popular movie franchises since then have without a doubt been Descendants and ZOMBIES (which is maybe more gen alpha than gen z). Both of these series received 3 installments and animated series (although they were clearly investing more in Descendants in that department) and have released multiple dolls and merchandise. Also, more Descendants media is confirmed to be on the way, so I do think it is even more popular than ZOMBIES. I would even go so far as to say that Descendants potentially did more to kickstart Dove Cameron's career than Liv and Maddie did.
I would also say that Teen Beach Movie is the Camp Rock of the 2010s. Just like Camp Rock isn't as big as HSM, Teen Beach Movie isn't as big as Descendants (and the sequel came out the same year as the first Descendants movie), but it was still decently influential to pop culture. People are still talking about it, which is definitely partially because it was so ambitious, and partially because everyone was so disappointed by the sequel's ending. Also like Camp Rock, Teen Beach only had 2 movies.
Just like anything made by Disney Channel, these things receive their fair share of criticism, but they are still considered to be enjoyable pieces of media, especially Descendants and Teen Beach.
Something worth noting is that all of these newer properties have some fantasy element to them, which is interesting compared to the more grounded stories of HSM and Camp Rock. Descendants is about the children of Disney villains, ZOMBIES is basically the tamest version of Twilight, and Teen Beach Movie is about surfer teens that get stuck in a 60s beach movie musical. I think that this is a result of the market becoming more competitive as cable television becomes more and more irrelevant. It's hard to imagine a simple realistic story about high school life becoming so successful and marketable with today's generation. Teen Beach Movie is about the closest it gets to that.
Standalone DCOMs that are still relevant in nostalgic discussions are Lemonade Mouth and Let It Shine. Both are considered by many to be unironically good movies with banger soundtracks. People get especially annoyed that Lemonade Mouth never got a sequel. These movies are on the earlier side of the 2010s though, so they are pretty grounded. In terms of the actual content, I'd say that Lemonade Mouth is sort of the closest thing the 2010s have to Camp Rock.
As for series, I think that Andi Mack (Disney Channel US's first soap opera) was hugely influential. Girl Meets World and Liv and Maddie also were, but there is definitely a lot of hate directed at Girl Meets World these days, now that people are realizing how bad the writing was when it tried to cover serious issues. Jessie is one of those overlap series, and it still lives on in spirit in the form of Bunk'd, which was originally a summer camp-themed spinoff of Jessie, but evolved into its own franchise at some point and is still releasing new episodes. Austin and Ally was basically our Hannah Montana, but it definitely didn't have quite the same amount of popularity. Disney TVA really made its mark on the 2010s with the rest of Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls, Star vs. the Forces of Evil, and other shows that are still the topic of many a twitter discussion today. The decade closed out with Amphibia, which is a favorite among the online Disney animation fandom.
For gen alpha, Disney has been catering to more dramatic tastes with their newer, very serious series, Secrets of Sulphur Springs. The sitcom lineup includes shows like Villains of Valley View (which is the first show starring non-middle schoolers that they've made in a while, and tonally it's along the lines of KC Undercover) and Raven's Home (in addition to Bunk'd), but the focus seems to be more on animated series right now than anything else. Newer cartoons include The Owl House (which is sadly wrapping up soon), Big City Greens, The Ghost and Molly McGee, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, and Kiff. Disney also has the distribution rights to Miraculous Ladybug in the US, and trust me, they've been milking that as much as they can, because it's one of the most popular cartoons internationally right now.
So yeah, nothing made for gen z on cable really became massively popular in the same way that HSM and Hannah Montana did. There were no theatrical releases or concert tours or anything like that. BUT, there were some standout things that were about as popular as they could get in the altered market of a different time period. Internet culture defines our generation way more, and it does the same for gen alpha. I honestly think that if anything gets really big in the future, it won't be from cable. That doesn't mean that newer gens don't have anything "iconic" (honestly almost all this stuff has around the same level of quality lol, just different styles and different levels of memorability), it's just that it works very differently. Somehow Henry Danger has managed to be a multi-media franchise for Nickelodeon.
The last person I can think of that really made it big by millennial standards is JoJo Siwa, but that was really a mix of perfect conditions. She had to be multi-talented, make RUclips and TV content, and then there was the whole marketability aspect of the bows. That level of fame gets harder and harder to replicate as internet culture continues to develop and kids continue to have full access to the internet at an early age.
Love you lucassss 🖤 thanks for making me LOL for most of my life 🤗
Please, another live Christmas special this year!!!
Love you guys
Jacob why did you quit thinking that something good was going to happen this year?!
I literally love this podcast omggg ❤️
If you were born in 00 it’s a different than if you were born in like 04 short time but the years are criticalllll
Well fast food is just so easy and cheap bc we are underpaid and over worked it just a cycle that never ends and it’s honestly addictive bc of all the sugar and stuff. But the majority of Americans do consume fast food on a regular basis, they are just on every corner 🤷🏻♀️
i just liked every singke one of jacobs instagram pics
Commenting super late but are y'all calling Bella Thorne and Zendaya not iconic...
I'm here in 2020 and no offense but Jacob was wr9nv about the good vibes for 2020 (around the 12 minute mark)
Rewatching this in 2020 and realizing how wrong Jacob was
I hated Girl Meets World for some reason but I live for Sabrina Carpenter's music.
You talking about Alaskan Bush People?
Omg I wonder if I ever played isketch with Lucas or Jacob? I used to spend hours at a time on that site
Shit I'm so sorry I watched this whole podcast but I'm a lover and it was actually for the haters 😬
I wanna be a special guest on your podcast!
Xanax is on RUclips
Best podcast ever! ❤️
H8ers are my motiv8ors
Thank you for talented texas comment , no you !
Then
Listen, don’t sleep on Girl Meets World. That was how was pretty good
Alien abduction, what’s the down side? A trip to space and all the probing you could possibly want... Oh and btw you all know what they say about big feet... just sayin.
OMG I GOT FOOD SHAMED IN GR 5 TOO!!!!!!!!! SAME THING GIRL AND MY teacher dragged me for eating milk and cookies for breakfast on Saturdays she said "YOU... need to eat more!!!!" in front of E V E R Y O N E. 20 years later still a pin... maybe she was right lolz.
I never have food n them eat at night
YEEEEE
i dyed my hair red send help
Ha
She uploaded the xanax 2months ago.
12:45
Lucas don’t hide yo feet for no one boo, be you, do you, show em who wears the shoes, well in this case who doesn’t but you get where I’m coming from
Three podcasts on a row where Lucas has his feet showing?
Wowie