John Mulaney Seeks the Truth While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2023
- John Mulaney is an Emmy Award-winning writer and comedian who rose to prominence during his time at Saturday Night Live. In the time since, he's done everything from an acclaimed Broadway show, to a children's musical and a number of beloved comedy specials, including his latest, Baby J, which is now available to stream on Netflix. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Mulaney takes on the wings of death and discusses the perils of fish food, the writers strike, and the influence of Chris Rock. Happy 300th episode of Hot Ones, Spice Lords!
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This is the 300th episode of Hot Ones! Thanks for all your support-here's to the next 300!
congrats!
Woah, that's an awesome milestone! Thanks for giving us 300 celebrities enduring the gauntlet!
Here here!
your welcome
Grats buddy
For a guy that looks like he only eats saltine crackers he handled those spices very well
😂😂😂
Cocaine’s a helluva drug.
He was loving the high. He is going to be downing those sauces once he gets home.
It's having been locked in the closet for 28 years while eating them. Must have both in order to unlock the super power.
He's an Asian American woman, of course he can take some spice
"You didnt ask me anything I've ever been asked before." the ultimate compliment. Well done team. Great guest great episode.
That’s going in the next compilation.
Such a Nardwuar level compliment. And now I'm just thinking about if Nardwuar was on Hot Ones
@@TheOnyxSpy I NEED that to happen
Was looking for this! Makes me so happy to hear that from people, Sean and team are the best 🎉
@@TheOnyxSpypwH
"You didn't ask me anything that I've ever been asked before." Wow. Even when you come to expect praise to Sean and his team for their thoughtful questions and scrupulous research, this compliment stands out. Respect.
My thoughts exactly. This must be the best compliment you can get as an interviewer.
There were also other moments you could tell he was impressed. If you jump to about 7:19, just the look he gives when asked.
I like his questions but his demeanor, cadence and delivery is always so robotic.
@@jamesonketchum4231 Gotta remember he's eating the spicy wings too. I'm sure he has to memorize the questions because it can be hard to read when you are in that state. He's probably trying his best to get the questions out correctly more than anything.
Yeah that's something to be proud of
He felt like a supervillain when he took the hottest wings then calmly explained why they weren’t very good
Fr 😂
John was talking to Sean as if he’d tied him to a chair and was explaining his motive for evil
Imagine after the strike studios cast Mulaney as the next Bond villain. 😂😂😂
Well he is Jack Horner..
Also the line of "It's funnier when the joke doesn't land, because they trusted you!" is absolutely villainous. Man is chaotic.
Did not expect John to be one of the calmest guests on this show. Man he handled those wings like a champ!
I have had the Last Dab, it was intense but not unbearable!
I have not had Da Bomb. That could be different!
lol he has abused his body a lot, kinda makes sense
@@glenncurley680da bomb is way worse than the last dab. Trust me lol
@@glenncurley680I did this once and did an extra dab of every sauce up until and including da bomb. Feeling of immediate regret and my body went numb briefly. I’ve had the last dab many times since. Da bomb is sitting in my fridge and hasn’t been opened since
Hot sauce is nothing on the adrenaline compared to the drugs he'd done in the past. Relatively speaking.
This man handled these wings like no one else on the show, didn’t take a sip of water or milk, didn’t cough or freak out, just tanked it. I know he’s done some wild things in life but to have a tolerance like THAT is crazy
Which made the interview kinda boring tbh. I like when celebrities suffer on Hot Ones
Yeah, and the weird thing is he doesn't seem like the type to build a tolerance for anything
Tommy Chong did the same a few seasons back. Man was unfazed
@@jg2722 You are probably young, if what you want out of an interview, which the point is to ask and answer questions, is for them to instead just suffer from spicy foods lol that's a side part of the show the main part is supposed to be the interview questions and the answers to said questions
Henry Rollins was the same back in the day.
You can tell that Sean is a big John Mulaney fan. It's so cute, he just giggled his way through this entire interview
i thought so too. It made me smile a bit more
Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't consciously realize it in the moment, but you're so right. It's friggin adorable. (And the exact reason I couldn't do Sean's job, I'd giggle waaaay too much haha)
Have you ever seen Sean do less though? It’s his job
@@erinbyrnes8917 He never usually giggles like that, always engaged and enthusiastic but usually very composed
John Mulaney is just naturally funny and I would imagine it would be hard not to laugh through this.
Didn't even give da bomb the satisfaction of struggling, just called it trash. Dude's a menace
“Very funny when it doesn’t work. Can you imagine? Because they trusted you” really got me, he’s so effortlessly funny
It's amazing that some people don't even have to do anything to be funny. They just have to say what they think unfiltered and people find it funny.
😂😂😂😂
Good way to put it. So many times in the episode you could just see him get this smirk on his face as he just like naturally was coming up with a bit on the spot with things like his taste buds coming to a consensus.
@@Mediadosthis is all comedians
Like James Corden and his writers lol
“You didn’t ask me anything I’ve ever been asked before” is honestly such high praise! Well done
This! And it makes you wonder just how boring and similiar other talk shows must be like to have said that.
I wonder if Sean will ever get to interview Nardwuar.
@@gold.michael this is the one that needs to happen lol
@@gold.michael haha battle of the interviewers!
@@kaoskongoyeah you can only imagine the amount of times they think to themselves "Oh this question again...."
I have to say, he’s so much more funny, confident, and just down right authentic when he’s sober. It takes true strength to be in the spotlight and recover. I don’t know if I’d be able to do it.
Same thing happened to Tyler Childers. He may have changed his sound a tad but man if he isn’t the most authentic he’s ever been.
I feel like his timing is so much better, too. He seems more relaxed and laid back, and it really adds to the humor.
It's a balance of both experiences. He visited himself way down low, to learn and appreciate rising high.
Tbh, I never would've thought he took drug one, even way back, and I've enjoyed his specials regardless- but he always seemed very straight edge to me
Most people can't even just recover.
It's a real testament to how naturally funny and charming John is that its such a great episode even though he barely reacted to the sauces. As I saw someone else mention, it's also kind of scary to realize how good he is at masking any discomfort or pain. I hope John stays strong in his sobriety. It was good to see Sean have such a relaxed and nice time with him.
You're right. It occurs to me that Robin Williams, who was also fantastic at masking pain apparently, would have probably been excellent at playing off the experience like his mouth wasn't on fire and that thought hit me like a hammer to the stomach.
I don't think I've ever heard Sean laugh like that. John is so effortlessly disarming. He has such a talent for comedy. I hope he continues to be well and recover. He's still my favorite comedian--no one even comes close
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist8 John Mulaney is funnier than Jesus, go away. We don’t want god, WE WANT JOHN
exactly! Sean was giggling so much through the interview. must've been so enamoured by his hero!
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist8 Behold** you can't even get your own verse right
that's not the book of john that we want to hear from.
Absolutly!!
Holy cow John Mulaney took those sauces STONE. COLD. What a beast! What a machine!!
ugh! spoliers lol! shouldn't have read before watching 😂
Irish Catholics are stoic... masters of repression we shove the pain and emotions so far down it forms a pain diamond that expresses itself in sudden violent bursts of alcoholism addiction and Sadomasochism :) super healthy 👍
Hahaha it's all the coke he does that have numb how nerves
lol I’m surprised he still has tastebuds left, but clearly, his body can handle a L O T more than a little bit of hot sauce. 😂
if 2020 john mulaney was a vending machine that sold specifically one flavour of soda pop, you could call him a coke machine
Just had to pause & acknowledge John's wild improv talent with the fish food discussion from 18:30 - 20:13 -such a charismatically witty Asian American woman
Thank you, someone had to acknowledge this powerful Asian American Woman 😂😂😂
Right?? Feels like he came up with a fully formed bit on the spot there, while getting his tongue mauled by hot sauce. That's nuts.
Noice. 🤣
John being a recovering addict with an infant son, this is probably the easiest thing he’ll do all week
“You didn’t ask me anything I’d ever been asked before.” Again, Sean is the interview KING. Always impressive.
I mean we gotta see the Sean Vs Nardwuar hot ones it would be insane but idk if Nardwuar is down to eat the wings of death
facts its so wholesome when celebs genuinely love sean for the work he does.
@@LucidStorm101 I've been asking for that on the comments for over a year now. It would be epic!
@@Panama_Red my guess is a secret detective war is raging on, delaying the interview...
Give thanks to his crew for researching and coming up with great questions!
I will never get tired of guests being blown away by Sean's interviewing skills, his connections, and the research team. The backbone of the show!
I never understand people who say "these are the worst interviews", when all the guests themselves have sincerely good things to say about the experience at the end (spicy suffering aside). I always feel like I get to see a side of the guests I would never get otherwise.
@@hollandscottthomas Yeah between the unique questions and the guests generally being pulled out of "interview mode" by the spicy food, I think this is the best interview format.
How does he get this information??
@@aer71367 I think they just have a good research team who use unconventional avenues.
It makes me smile every time.
Sean: so you don’t have to name any names
John immediately: SO JOSH BROLIN
The fish food story hit home. Truth. In fact, Curry of Truth.
I love these guy's dynamic. Sean is the friendly detective interrogating a nervous gentlemen who isn't aware that he is innocent
You! Magnificent. That’s a movie premise
Sir, stop writing and get back on the picket line.
I really like your comment.
Street smarts!
@@Tonyhouse1168Ya throw pedophiles off der rhy-dum!!
It's wild to me that people are surprised he handled the wings so well. If you hear him talk about his addiction, hot sauce is probably the tamest thing he's put into his body.
Well yeah but drugs aren't SPICY lol.
i’m sure drug withdrawals are worse than spice
doing coke doesnt prepare you to eat the hottest sauce on earth lol
@@where.the.roses.grow. lot of assumptions there. maybe he just handles spice okay
@@emu_warriorthat's also an assumption.
I love John Mulaney so much. I’m so happy and impressed by his fight for sobriety. It’s not easy to stay sober and seeing him come out the other side is just inspiring for others battling the disease. Baby J is my favorite show he’s done.
John Mulaney is one of those comedians who is very smart and his jokes reflect it. He's very observant and detailed in his humour. Love him.
Okay but can he see why kids love the taste of Cinnamon Toast Crunch?
I was surprised by how much of a calming and reflective presence he was.
Would’ve been a very different energy if this interview happened a couple years ago
@@tim.noonangrowth❤
@@tim.noonan truthfully may not have been haha, he was an expert at masking, but yes he definitely seems at peace now. I remember when he'd joke about the drugs as he'd been clean since 2005 (which the lie detector test determined was a lie) and now he's so open and honest about it, you never realized how much he was holding back as he attempted to lie to every single human being on earth about his issues.
This man has to go straight to the top of the spice tier list. I don't think he passed so much as a single heavy breath in response to the heat.
All that stuff he put up his nose really messed with his taste and smell
@@kevinfrost2738really? Those stuff does that to you?
@@Buttercup1628fyea
Ah yes, nose sugar: the PED of hot wing consumption, how could I have forgotten?
He was actually able to identify individual flavors and sweet and savory profiles far better than anyone I've ever seen on this show. Come on dude!
Met John while working at a Diner spot here in NJ and I had to take his waffle back because it was burnt but the 2nd time seeing him I realized who he was and had to let him know I was a huge fan.
Great guy, had no troubles with our mess up and really could tell he was just a calm collected guy. He is the only celebrity I have ever met like that and I'm so thankful for it.
whoa what diner ?
I love how for wing 9 they didn’t even ask him a question it was just John talking about goldfish 😂
Seeing John completely sober it's very obvious when he wasn't.
And all that non sober life has made his taste amd smell completely go
Yeah looking back at his past media, he comes off very on edge. Like a guy putting on an act of being Mr. Rogers with too much energy, but always seconds away from snapping completely. He's so much more chill now, I'm happy for him
It's *wild* in retrospect
Weird, I can only tell sometimes, since he's been on and off a few times throughout his career. One of his interviews with Seth Meyers was a pretty obvious time, but comparing this to a lot of interviews he's done with people like Bill Hader, or his old stand-up..I don't see a difference.
I wonder how much of his past, high energy sober life people are going to look at, now that he's admitted his issues, and they're gonna think "of yea, he was definitely f*cked up there" when he actually wasn't.
Interesting.
Dude looks AGED. I remember marveling at how long he stayed baby faced.
The fact that he was almost unphased and ate nearly the entire wing for most of the sauces is nothing short of incredible
unfazed* :)
I cannot believe how well Mulaney handled the wings of death. What a pleasant interview.
He handled a major detox
. This pain is nothing
You never expect John Mulaney of all people would be able to tank the spices without so much as a bead of sweat
this is wild cause john mulaney is like the last person i wouldve expected to have such a muted response to da bomb
That's a tie for me between John Mulaney and Michael Cera. I didn't expect spice tolerance for either of them, but wow I was blown away.
The goldfish issue with "wanting to keep feeding them" is so true and funny! I never thought about childhood fish boundaries until today, but spot on
I felt seen and heard. RIP 2002 freshwater fish tank.
I have Guinea pigs now and I still feel that. It’s so hard to say no to their little faces
@@KittyPieVibesthen I wish them well!!
John's ability to not react to the sauces almost took a lot of the entertainment value of this show away, but his comedic style brought it back in spades.
John Mulaney is so good, even though he didn’t even break once on any wing and robbed us of the schadenfreude this show is famous for, it’s still one of the best episodes they’ve ever done.
Schadenfreudeeeeeeee 🎉
Was the word schadenfreude used in another hot ones interview bc it rings a bell and i can't remember from where 😭
@@olihhayes Ted Lasso is where I heard it most recently.
It is the joy you feel at someone else's expense, like practical jokes or "fail" videos
John was so present in this interview and so effortlessly funny. I like when the guests seem like they actually care about the show and find interest in the sauces and not just dissing them all. What a great interview.
This is my number 1 comment. Well said.
Worded perfectly
i love how him and elijah wood both pointed out how the sauces aren't from least to most spicy; rather there is a roller coaster (or as elijah said "a symphony of spice")
How does he have no physical reaction to these sauces. What a legend
Reminds of Wednesday and Alton Brown!
Maybe previous years of drug use??? Nah.
@@franciet99I had years of drug use and still have my taste. Not sure. I don’t know if drug use affects taste buds or not. Never looked into it
@@LadySKizodepends on the drug and amount of usage, most don’t mess with tastebuds, John’s just heat fan
@@LadySKizo There's only one way to find out: try out all those sauces and report back! :D
John seems like such a chill dude to hang out with. I’m so proud of him for getting sober. I wish him, Olivia, and Malcom all the happiness in the world
I always enjoy when the guest gives a detailed critique of the sauce.
John demolished those wings, Lorde-style. I like how at the end he compliments Sean and the crew for their deep research into the guests. Also, respect to the show for not spending time on John’s addiction and recovery. Mulaney touched on it briefly in passing a couple of times but so many of his post-rehab and Baby J promo appearances have centred on that part of his life, which he is happy to open up about, but for a lot of celebrities, especially stand-ups, there’s a ton of repetition in the interviews and throwing out bits from their shows. Like when Amy Schumer in her latest special tells the story of how she accidentally named her son an embarrassing pun, I had already heard that story on every late night show and others many times. Hot Ones not only has a fun and refreshing premise, but it comes loaded with deep-cut questions that are also refreshing and new, both for the guest and us watching at home. Also, none of them are awkward or put the guest in an uncomfortable position. The only discomfort on this show is from those wings of death.
100 percent spot on comment....this is why this show has been a success. QST of all Sean's respect to the guest and desire to learn more about what the guest is passionate about is what interviews should be. Love love love this show! And now I'm super curious about this comedian who I was not familiar with. Will def check out his special
A lot of interviews center on his addiction and recovery because he did an entire comedy special about it.
Hot Ones is always really good about not being lazy in their question topics, it's really refreshing.
Best canned comment I've read thank you
I always love watching the delight of the guest unfold as they realize that this is not the same old interview experience.
I love when a guest is impressed with a question Sean asks. It really shows the level of detail the team has when making the show.
Love that you mentioned the team! It takes a small army to create in this way.
I loved that this was not just an interview but also a genuine good review of most of the hot sauces. He really gave all of them attention haha.
It's a testament to the strength of sober addicts- like the hottest hot sauce can't even touch the pain of what you go through in withdrawals. The man wore a cashmere sweater to hot ones?? DIdn't break a sweat? Unreal.
That fish food convo did more for me than 2 years of therapy ever did
Same!
It made a huge impact on me too. It explained a lot of my own feelings too. Despite never having had fish.
Same!😂
It literally changed my life. I know look at flowers and I say... "wow would you look at that. A flower."
That same instinct is why I chronically over water plants.
Every time I see an interview with John Mulaney he ends up establishing an inside joke with the interviewer to break the ice. He’s as good at being interviewed as Sean is at the interviewing itself
Knowing of his social anxiety always makes me look at those things a bit different. But he truly seems a great person with a beautiful mind
@@jonnnnniejq
Well said
Without a doubt
I hope someday he’s a late night show host. He’s just fantastic.
Gotta give John credit for not only being a charismatic and funny comedian, but an especially charismatic and funny man off script.
Jon is the master of looking like he is OK when he is not 💀
John’s reaction to Da Bomb has got to be one of the weirdest on the show. 😂😂 I feel like he could do a Shakespeare monologue while previous guests can barely even breathe.
“Okay first impressions” 😂😂
Painkillers for sure
@@Hacktheplanet_nah he’s sober now. Hopefully he does a great job sticking with it
@@Hacktheplanet_he’s very clearly sober here
@@procrastinator547 dont have to be overdosing, one or two codeine with paracetamol will do the trick bought from yhe local shop
This tall child handled the wings very well! He was not thrown off his rhythm at all.
I'll have you know he's a proud Asian American woman and you will treat him with respect!
Your comment caught me by surprise and gave me a giggle fit. Kudos
Love the callbacks coments
Detective J. J. Bittenbinder would be so proud
@@AcidWords1yeah but look at his feminine hips!
The fact that someone in the background laughed when John said “you know neither of us likes compliments”
Mulaney aced this in the most polite and pleasurable manner. I wish the man just the best for rest of his life. What a champ!
I’ve never seen a comedian convey such confidence and a vulnerability all at the same time. I just like him.
@@SchoolofRockNRoll yes
@@robriginio530 no, but they are pretty far apart on the metaphorical spectrum.
@@theboogeyman2590 thank you for clearing that up. Talk about typing words just for the sake of it. 🤦🏻♂️
“You didn’t ask me anything I’ve ever been asked before!” is a huge part of why this show is so good. Watching celebs get wrecked by Da Bomb is great, but it would get old fast if Sean wasn’t so good at conducting a great interview, hot sauce or no hot sauce. Another great episode! 🤘🏻
Salma Hayek was so impressed by that. It really made me appreciate Sean as an interviewer
So proud of John's recovery...Baby J was incredible. Wish him the best for the next chapter of life
I feel like John can come off as a little scripted in late night interviews when they have to Segway into one of his bits, so it’s really nice to see him in this atmosphere. Super casual and relaxed but still super clever and funny. I enjoyed the dynamic between him and Sean.
It's amazing that the Hot Ones team didn't ask John Mullaney about his addiction and his relationships, his hot topics recently, but still presenting a great interview.
It's actually not that amazing. Hot One's takes pride in NOT bringing up ANY controversy questions or comments. It is one of the reasons they have gotten so many incredible guests. They are known for their safe space.
He's here to promote a project, not provide an in depth documentary.
and if you did watch till the end you would know he DID touch on it.
He talks about it extensively in his special and his other media, so they are kind of able to let him speak fro himself on that one, which is nice.
@@yourmajesty3569 safe space to let a guy who left his wife - that stuck with him for over a decade through his addictions - once a hot successful actress showed interest in him rehab his image. Very noble, excellent stuff.
I thought that was the only thing John talked about. I found it refreshing it wasn’t brought up.
He's such an amazing interviewer. I'm so happy he didn't focus on his time in rehab. Like that whole fish food convo was awesome. I almost forgot how funny John Mulaney could be.
I love how they didn't get to the 9th question. They just let john rant about fish 😂
He's one of those comedians that never turns it off. You can see the gears turning constantly looking for humor in the situation.
This is also a gig and part of his career, considering the camera is on.
This is simply one of the best interviews to date. The responses were all thoughtful or thought-provoking, and we basically got a mini comedy set at the same time.
Sean does such good work with research and asking interesting and meaningful questions. It’s always so cool to see people’s reactions to being asked about something from years ago that they didn’t think anyone remembered or cared about!
I haven't checked, but he prolly has a team.
Guess I shouldn’t be surprised he handled the spice so well cause he has a lot of experience in the SPICE world
Nobody has been able to form words on the second half of the interview props to John. Was nice seeing him describe each flavor and have a story based off each taste
As an ex-addict, I hope you pull through John. I love you so so much. You're an amazing person.
It’s so amazing to listen to John talk about a craft that he genuinely loves, you him hear him talk about these albums with real love and appreciation for his art
Sean is so good at crafting interesting and thought provoking questions, delivering them extremely eloquently as well, and John is so good at answering questions in a detailed yet hilarious way this is such a good interview
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist8 Uh, Say what?
It is nice. But, like John was... Chris has writers.
He definitely has highest spice tolerance of anyone to be on this show. He took those sauces like a champ.
Well, there's also Lorde, she though the worst part ot "Tha bomb" was it's sour taste.
michael cera too
How are we forgetting Alton Brown? He was poker-faced almost the whole episode and only flinched at Da Bomb. Even before that, he nonchalantly remarked that it was "hot but not good"
Dua Lipa!
Tommy Chong killed them too!
didn’t take a sip of water or milk, didn’t cough or freak out, just tanked it. I know he’s done some wild things in life but to have a tolerance like THAT is crazy
Absolutely held a straight face for the whole time, while answering questions with charm. What a champ.
This is easily one of the best interviews on this channel. John is funny, seemingly without effort, Sean seems to be having ab last as well. Incredible.
The out of nowhere fish thing seemingly 100% like a thought that just popped into his head was stunning. I swear he could be on a plane going down and be making casual emotion free observations until it made impact.
@@vocs75 after all these interviews to have one like that is very impressive
@@vocs75I was dying laughing at the fish food rant 😂
@@vocs75 that was a pretty classic psychotherapeutic insight. Overfeeding metaphors can be heard in groups that work for 4-6 years, although like anything in life nothing can be thinned down to a time frame. Someone might never realize it, sadly most won't.
The fish food section was the only time John fell into his routine of making things "bits" and even that was earnest and revealing. Great interview questions as usual from Sean and his team.
& the bit about truth curry
No one’s asking these important questions and he’s right
@@josephclaus3394 More of an inside joke than a bit.
I watched all his specials, and I would have never guessed, he would handle this the way he did. I wish him the best.
His complete lack of reaction to Da Bomb is everything 😂
there's no way Sean didn't have a question prepared for the 18:11 wing, but he spent two minutes on the dangers of fish food because game recognize game. legend.
@@GraemeGunnyou're a weird person.
Thing is it’s pretty difficult to under-feed a fish. If it wasn’t for the water quality maintenance they would be a good pet for lazy people.
He was just trying to keep up with the run-away train. And he is one of the best at it.
He tried to get it back on track but it went off the rails hahaha
"LET ME BE CLEAR- I also have not eaten fish food" 😐 Had me cracking up so much, this is absolutely my fave episode ever ❤
He seems so genuine. He passes every vibe check, as the kids say.
It’s my favorite thing when the guests compliment Sean on his interview questions.
Love John. Glad he’s getting his life in order.
What did you think of Baby J?
I'm sure he's thinking the same of you haha
Heel turn from the moment he left his mean wife and married Olivia Munn
Have you seen what he did to his ex wife?
@@hellodolly2551 Yes. and I don't care, that's his personal life that people love to speculate on that we know nothing about. His baby is cute.
Once again Sean does justice to his guest. He asks him questions that take John along a gentle path that explores the man from the roots that made him the entertainer he is. And John warms my heart as he has journeyed through his life and is here today. I'm thankful for his loved ones and his cohorts. I'm thankful for John. Be well Hot Ones team!
“He’s just like I remember him” was underappreciated
I genuinely forgot I was watching HotOnes and just listened to John and Sean hang out, great episode guys, glad John is doing well. Keep it up brother.
I haven’t heard Sean laugh like he did in this video since Ramsey and it is because of how honest and witty and chill John is. He is masterful in what he does from an snl writer to an honest drug addict and one of my very favorite new specials because of how raw it is .. And Sean you are magic in and of itself and someone from Barrington IL and have friends that new you on high school I’m so amazed at what you do . No one can interview like you do
John is a machine! Didn't even budge! SAVAGE taking Da Bomb very casually critiquing the sauce.
Mulaney is such a smart, genuine, and funny dude. Great questions, as always.
Now thats a great guest, such an unexpected joy... I really love him as a comedian
How did you not expect him to be a joy? Are you sure you've seen his comedy?
@@redrognav1well he said he really loves him as a comedian lol
@@redrognav1maybe they meant they weren't expecting him on the show
I love that Sean doesn't take for granted that people know his guests and informs you early about their bio.
It also helps guests open up early and gets their guard down. That’s when you pull the rug on them with Dabomb and ask embarrassing/silly questions or the deep cuts
I'm one of those people who does not care one whit about American popular culture and has no idea who any celebrity who wasn't famous, like, 30 years ago even is.
But the show manages to make them interesting, relatable people.
I love that John shouted out Mitch Hedberg as a favorite. I can totally see their similar comedic themes...and lives.
other than a slight manifestation of tears...he took Da Bomb academically to a point where you wondered if he actually ate Da Bomb! I've had that G D hot sauce...you don't just sit and analyze without some sort of death and suffering!! I knew John was a dang robot...I just freakin' knew it!!
The fish food tangent was hilarious, it could have been part of one monologue of his.
This is probably my new favorite episode. It's hard to pick. I've seen them all and so many of them are just so awesome for their own reasons. This one is oh man. He bodied those wings. He acts like he was crying but there was no real reactions. He gave great answers to Sean's great questions and he acknowledged that fact and just everything about this episode was everything you want to happen in a hot one's episode.
He did great, but the episodes with Gordon Ramsey were better
Hmmm…it’s so curious…why is it that when someone says they enjoy something other people jump on to reply and say…”nuuh uhh this other thing was better” 🤔…no one is saying YOU have to think it’s the best. I’m genuinely curious…Why not just post your opinion to the feed instead of posting it as a reply/response to someone else’s opinion 🤔
I actually haven't watched that many episodes. The idea of having an interview while eating chicken with progressively spicier hot sauce just doesn't appeal to me. I will say this is one of the best episodes that I've seen, though.
This is one of my most favorite Hot Wings! He was so authentic, sincere, funny, unpredictable, and captivating. He’s a great story teller. He’s so funny! He handled those hot sauces better than anyone so far.
"you didn't ask me anything that i've ever been asked before"
Just another testament in a long line of testaments to how amazing Sean and the team at hot ones are at research and conducting interviews.
The real bit of joy that manifested in his face when talking about writing jokes for others.
This may be one of my favorite interviews. John always sorta occupied a space where I was very aware of him and his great comedy, but he's never been so obviously forefront as he is here. He's so analytical.
He’s an ADDICT. he’s damaged beyond repair, he looks high in this video
🔫 Always has been 🔫
I think the analytical part comes from both his parents being lawyers. I could only imagined them chewing his arguments each time he opens his mouth.
i love him sm
John has been the first in my life to ever articulate the difference between the spice and the flavor so specifically. i understand him completely.
John Mulaney is such a gift to this world. I'm glad he got clean and I hope he has many many more laugh-filled years alongside us
He doesn't look clean, but it may also be that he has a new born at home.
@@cnsobottka any improvement is good and it's good to see he has a good support base
Now that you've interviewed John Mulaney, please get Conan and his podcast crew. That would be the most amazing thing I've ever seen. Also, John totally killed those wings. I am seriously impressed.
Yes please. I can’t wait to see Conan go from zero to hundred and see Matt and Sona lose it.
Conan is bad with spice though right. And i know he's not gonna come just to nibble on each wing....
Conan cant handle hot food
YES
Yessss, I was gonna comment that!!! I wanna see Conan!!
We're all happy for you, John. You are much loved. Don't ever let your brain tell you otherwise.
Very true. I will say the best bit to me will always be the Bill Clinton one but John is in a class by himself
What a wonderful comment. Well said😊❤
He’s a grown man. Real healing comes when he doesn’t need everyone to love him.
@@lifesquixoticyou must not have watched his recent special because he made it clear that he’s no longer obsessed with what everyone thinks of him. It’s still a nice, supportive comment.
@@goldenskies7 I was always impressed with his talent, but that was greatly magnified when he got right back into the work that he is so good at.