I think Paul Rudd hit the nail on the head in his episode when he said "You're a really good interviewer, you don't even need the hot sauce." And he's absolutely right.
Little do they know, Sean gets all his info through sheer violence and intimidation. He has a lead, he tracks them down, then he force feeds them The Last Dab until they give up the info.
@@biazacha "now that you have eaten all of these spicy wings, can you tell us a little about how it felt when you pushed your best friend down a 50m cliff in sixth grade?"
Sean’s first question: What’s your favorite color? Sean after the celeb has eaten da bomb: Do you believe in god? The celeb: wh-what? Sean: I heard you have a rocky relationship with your father, care to talk about that? The celeb: h-help me Sean: Last night, you slept at the Cecil hotel and watched tv till 3:00 am and ate pizza leftovers. The celeb: THAT’S NOT EVEN A QUESTION-
You could tell that Sean instantly became Anthony Mackie’s favorite interviewer of all time. When you ask someone about what’s obviously one of their favorite hobbies and give them the floor to just go on about it, it really stands out to that person. Best interviewer in the business IMO
I mean especially for Mackie who’s had to do the Marvel press tours and get asked “how did you get your start” or “what is your favorite superhero” or “what was it like rapping with Eminem” over and over and over again. It’s gotta be exhausting. And just letting him talk about something he’s passionate about without deriding or interrupting must be like a breath of fresh air for Mackie. That’s why I love Sean and why so many people he interviews love him too.
@@AugustBreak that's what makes it personable and he's built this foundation of a medium. It's great. Sean and his team are world class. Now get Messi and Ronaldo on here!
its what happens when you ask someone something they want to talk about instead of what causes headlines,. I mean anthony talking about cooking fish wont make massive headlines but it certainly makes the interview that much better to watch
@@TheCrazyGuyUpstairs Nardwuard is great and all. He does an even better job of research. But Sean turns that research into a great questions. Nardwuard usually just says "what does [childhood memory] remind you of."
Pain is an equalizer. When your mouth is on fire, you hardly have the focus to put up a personality, so it's easier to just be yourself and focus on answering the questions instead.
Never underestimate the power of a great question -- makes you feel seen, understood, and cared for. Not just a great show for the wings and the responses, but great show for the questions and interactions. Sean Evans may be the most underrated interviewer alive.
Ive said it and ill say it again. Sean was born to be an interviewer. Like the undertaker said, they always answer the same questions over and over again, but sean spices it up and asks out of the box questions. Must be refreshing for these celebrities not having to just put yourself on repeat mode
What's so impressive is that the questions aren't just "oh look I found this random piece of information to shock you that I found it" but it's finding ways to shape that deep research into genuinely interesting and relevant questions. Always so good!
Honestly, as an interviewer, I think his ability to make sure that the GUEST actually HAS FUN is soooo underrated!!! He does such an amazing job because the interview is SO much more dynamic when the person being interviewed is intrigued by the questions and clearly is excited to answer!
All they do is ask their agent "who raised ______?" Then they phone that person and flatter them into giving information on questions that would reflect positively on the Stars character, and that the guardian spills their guts because they want the public to see the good in people in a world that wants bad. Journalists know this but they know good doesn't sell. Media is trash except this excerpt.
@@micahhall9579 Really though, its a huge production, they just call a few people be like eh man we will give you X amount for some good info on Y. His last point doesnt make sense though. News today isnt about actual journalism its just clickbait shit to keep you engaged/mad to keep watching or whatever but that has nothing to do with this.
@@RevengeAvenger why do other people do the same thing calling there agent the people that he interviewed say themselves that no one ever asks these questions
@@Qarth56 yeah I gathered as much. I was even thinking they went back to shit before google and found old magazines interviews or something... (yeah alot these people were around before google was a thing)
I always get giddy when the guests like a question Sean asks! Sometimes they're on a massive promo wheel and it must be exhausting to have the same questions asked again and again and then they get a question they'd actually love to answer and it shows in their face! Hot Ones is so wholesome despite the brutal wings
Sean has to be the greatest interviewer of all time; I've never heard anyone get nearly as many compliments on the questions asked as this guy. I think every talk show host and interviewer needs to study this guy.
@@prestonpersonal yeah but I'd say Joe is in another category he's more adult oriented where as Shaun keeps it light so all ages can enjoy without subjecting the younger viewers to vulgarity and to many adult concepts.
Joe Rogan is a great host because he is thoughtful and intelligent, and knows how to read his guest and keep the show flowing, a talent shared by other comics, such as Craig Ferguson, both are very entertaining to watch. But none of those guys gets the compliments the way Sean does; that guy is just a master of asking the right questions and doing his homework like no other.
the face the undertaker makes when Sean asks him about his commando days is amazing. the sheer shock on his face that someone not only know but would ask about truly makes him happy.
The fact that everyone always seems to be enjoying themselves and then getting surprised by the level of questions is a testament to how well done these shows are. Kudos to all involved it really shows through on the screen
Well he deserves It thou. Nothing better than make a good job and be complimented about. I love to give and take compliments when the job is well made xD
I've never really been a fan of watching the more unknown celebrities, but I always appreciate these complication videos that show it doesn't matter how big the celebrity is, Sean will research the hell out of you.
Matt Damon really looks like your average generic FPS lead guy, for him to essentially turn that down cause he wants a more memorable experience like Myst gained him quite a bit of kudos to me.
You can see how the guests just light up and completely change when they get a question they've never heard before, and that they know is based on Sean's extensive research. It makes for such better content than the monotony of other interviews.
He actually puts thought and care into his guests and treats them as actual people, with interests. They are so happy to be in a conversation and not an interrogation.
I love this idea for interviews, nothing too formal, just two friendly people having some spicy wings together and chatting about stuff. Sean also makes it fun with his impressive questions.
its crazy how even in civilized middle european countries you hear stories about clubs in remote villages that have rivalries where thd fans beat themselves to deaths edge...this sport actually attracts the biggest cavemen supporters in some places on earth
I'm not gonna lie, at first I came to this videos just to watch celebrities suffer with the hot sauces, but when I realized how awesome and original Sean's questions were I fell in love with the show...
The producers on this show are the BEST. The questions are always so interesting. Watching people sweat over Da Bomb (spoilers, they don't like it) wouldn't be half as interesting without these great questions. KUDOS.
Low key Sean Evans is the best interviewer of our generation, maybe of all time. He doesn't just ask the standard "what is it like being so great" fodder, he digs and find questions the person really *enjoys* answering.
The way all the guests truly enjoy the interview makes me see them in a different way, more relaxed and happy to be there. Sean and his team really did something amazing here.
About Thundercat's question, I've always found it amazing how much of a difference the soundtrack makes. Even if you aren't actively listening to it, it brings the whole thing together. Try turning the music off during a cutscene or an epic fight and see how big of an impact it has. Dead Space is a great example.
There are games and games. Some are built to be without almost any music, and some add an enormous feeling to the game with the music. As he said, I cannot picture having the same adrenaline rush in mario when I pick up the star if it wasnt for the fast, cheery music.
Sean evans and his team are changing the game and setting a new standard in interviews. People won’t settle for the late night shitty banter anymore we want this!
Gotta love how humble Sean is. Every time he's praised for his interviewer skills, he reacts like it's the first time he's been told that, when it's anything but.
It's always so good to see the guests faces brighten up when they get hit with a great question. People just love when they are asked about something they really are passionate and they don't get the chance to talk about.
I LOVE, LOVE seeing Sean get his praise. Dude is the interviewer of interviewers. He respects the person he's interviewing by deep diving in questions and doing a shit ton of research and it shows. Respect and nothing less. 💯
not only are these some of seans best questions, these questions yield amazing answers which is why hot ones is SO popular; sean really gets these artists to open up about their lives and what they actually think about their work and the world they live in. so well done. great compiliation
This is such a brilliant interview regime. Breaking the celebrities down physically with hot sauce, then hitting them intelligently or emotionally with amazing questions. It creates some of the most true and vulnerable moments
Sean and crew always have the best questions, he's severely underrated as an interviewer just because of the "joke" premise of his channel, but he is SUPER solid and always brings the research. Just well done to all the crew, really.
Sean is a conversationalist, even on videos where he’s not interviewing and just being a guest his questions take cues from what the other person just said
Jak ovasaur in the context of why it was said I agree. I understand where the others that have commented are coming from but as tragic and brave as those situations are, they don't apply to entertainment aspect of it. Although constructive criticism is great, those critics that get popular by only pointing out flaws have ruined the point of critics. The quote is a powerful statement if taken the way its was intended.
@@boycebible3344 I mean this line of thinking can be applied to the entertainment business. Say if something is so popular that you make yourself look like an idiot by giving it critic. But yeah, that's outside the context the statement was used in here.
It must be such a breath of fresh air for these people in interviews. I imagine most interviewers ask the same old questions all the time but Sean and the team come up with some of the greatest questions
I love that Anthony Mackie's little bit, he's so happy to get to talk about fishing on the set of the Avengers movies and it adds so much when you watch Falcon & Winter Soldier and see that for his character fishing was a large part of his life before he joined the military. Reality feeding fiction in a very nice way that rewards those in the know
Undertaker is actually wholesome outside of the ring. Very cheery guy. I remember he was all smiles and giggle and then a kid asked him to do the eye. His face change almost instantaneously.
I think the whole point of the show, and what makes it so special, is that it’s so humanizing. Celebrities get asked the same ten questions in almost every interview they do. Sean, on the other hand, takes his time to genuinely get to know them. It’s amazing.
That's should be the proper way of doing it. Though I can't blame the mainstream media for doing the common questions. They're usually running on limited time. The Hot Ones platform provides a better avenue for more humanizing interviews. It just comes off as a friendly conversation. Big question though: where does Sean get his info!?
Honestly, the best part about these questions for me is seeing the interviewee’s eyes light up and that smile spread across their face as they go, “Wow, that question is amazing”
This is the proof to why almost no one dislikes "Hot Ones", even the guests like to be there, Sean isn't invasive, hostile or rude. He always tries to get a question that makes the guest express their own feeling about something and there's always at least 1 chuckle, laugh or smile from the guests because of a question
Amazing to see another compilation! Absolutely love it. Just missing the question to David Harbour about white tree frogs where he bursts out laughing and goes on about how Sean does amazing research.
The genius thing about the spicy sauces is it breaks down the defenses of the interviewee, thus making them more susceptible to certain questions. Genius genius.
I know Sean has said that before an interview he researches them for like 48 hours but I’d like to know after the interviews how much info he still remembers, like if he sees one of these celebrities a few years down the line how much info does he still retain about them that he can drop mid conversation.
It's so sweet to see how moved the celebrities are when someone asks about something that really matters to them and that's an essential but often overlooked part of their story. It's such a treat to watch.
I love how they get so excited to answer that curveball question…you can tell they go through a lot of interviews being asked the same dry questions. Sean is definitely the homie!!!💪🏽
This is like the epitome of what RUclips Shows should be, it has that super high budget and almost personal feel without the hollywood BS added into the mix,
i love when people get to talk about the things they love, so i am SO obsessed with the way sean interviews. the people that create the things _i’m_ invested with get to talk about the things _they’re_ invested in, and it’s such a beautiful transaction of information.
"... how did you know that?..."
".. he's been dead for 10 years..."
I love this.
It's fucked but fuck it
Well... yes.. but no
When life hands you lemons, just say fuck the lemons and bail.
2:26
I'm sure he talks to their team and family members for him to know something that isn't public
I think Paul Rudd hit the nail on the head in his episode when he said "You're a really good interviewer, you don't even need the hot sauce." And he's absolutely right.
He said in an interview with I believe Kelly Clarkson that him, and his Creative Partner Chris, do the wings to make the interviews more entertaining.
People come for the wings, stay for Sean's amazing interviewing skills
The wings/hot sauce makes the guest feel connected as a brother-in-arms in pain kinda thing.
Man I love Paul Rudd. Dude’s just such a genuinely nice guy.
Yeah "what are your top four cured meats" is really getting under their skin
Little do they know, Sean gets all his info through sheer violence and intimidation. He has a lead, he tracks them down, then he force feeds them The Last Dab until they give up the info.
i thought he forced fed them Da Bomb?
Waterboarding with hot sauce
LMFAO 😂☠️😂☠️😂☠️
😂😂
Force feeding the last dab to make people talk is not that good of an idea: how are they supposed to speak if they're choking and agonizing?
2:27 I love the barely disguised fear in his voice 💀 “…h-how did you know that? He couldn’t have told you, he’s been dead for 10 years”
Sean conformed to be a necromancer
I’m like a proud mom watching Sean impress everyone with his questions lol
I was thinking exactly the same
Right??!!!
He’s deff channeling his inner Nardwar.
Yep, it brings a tear to my eye 😢 our boy is all grown up
Saaaaame hehe
The only reason I would want to become a celebrity is just so I can be interviewed by Sean and have that “Woah how did you know that?!” reaction
Nah man, what if is something embarrassing? lol
You will.have to endure 1000 terrible interviews of the same questions over and over
U wouldnt be famous
@@biazacha "now that you have eaten all of these spicy wings, can you tell us a little about how it felt when you pushed your best friend down a 50m cliff in sixth grade?"
@@OriginalL. cope
"what are you, nardwuar?"
and that's a wrap, there isn't a much bigger compliment in interviewing
Yeah that's like THE compliment for an interviewer
Nardwuar is obnoxious. This guy has charisma. Big difference.
@@KDLNBGH nardwuar is playing a character though
@@luf4rall facts he the goat
@@KDLNBGH
Nardwaur walked so Sean could run. don't disrespect the goat
Sean’s first question: What’s your favorite color?
Sean after the celeb has eaten da bomb: Do you believe in god?
The celeb: wh-what?
Sean: I heard you have a rocky relationship with your father, care to talk about that?
The celeb: h-help me
Sean: Last night, you slept at the Cecil hotel and watched tv till 3:00 am and ate pizza leftovers.
The celeb: THAT’S NOT EVEN A QUESTION-
this is an underrated, gold comment 😂
PLEASE!!!!! THIS COMMENT WINS
Thats good, nice little skit you made there
Criminally underrated comment.
Thanks for this. I love it 🤣
You could tell that Sean instantly became Anthony Mackie’s favorite interviewer of all time. When you ask someone about what’s obviously one of their favorite hobbies and give them the floor to just go on about it, it really stands out to that person. Best interviewer in the business IMO
I mean especially for Mackie who’s had to do the Marvel press tours and get asked “how did you get your start” or “what is your favorite superhero” or “what was it like rapping with Eminem” over and over and over again. It’s gotta be exhausting. And just letting him talk about something he’s passionate about without deriding or interrupting must be like a breath of fresh air for Mackie. That’s why I love Sean and why so many people he interviews love him too.
@@AugustBreak that's what makes it personable and he's built this foundation of a medium. It's great. Sean and his team are world class. Now get Messi and Ronaldo on here!
its what happens when you ask someone something they want to talk about instead of what causes headlines,. I mean anthony talking about cooking fish wont make massive headlines but it certainly makes the interview that much better to watch
Is Nardwuar a joke to you
@@TheCrazyGuyUpstairs Nardwuard is great and all. He does an even better job of research. But Sean turns that research into a great questions. Nardwuard usually just says "what does [childhood memory] remind you of."
It's refreshing seeing the guests be so "normal" while being interviewed by Sean. They kinda seem genuine compared to most I see.
Thats the hot sauce for ya.
Pain is an equalizer. When your mouth is on fire, you hardly have the focus to put up a personality, so it's easier to just be yourself and focus on answering the questions instead.
We ABSOLUTELY need a Nardwar - Sean Evans interview
That or The Needle Drop, both would be fantastic
Pretty sure that would break the internet
@@AnAfinityForKarma It probably would yes 😂
Nardwuar* ! Put some rispek on the goat's name !!
The true expression of an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object. It would be amazing.
“No one has ever asked me that before!” They sound so happy 🥺☺️
I love seeing Sean smiling as he asks these questions lol, he knows he’s gonna blow their mind 😂
I love the pride he has of his hard work. It's well deserved.
Never underestimate the power of a great question -- makes you feel seen, understood, and cared for. Not just a great show for the wings and the responses, but great show for the questions and interactions. Sean Evans may be the most underrated interviewer alive.
This is really cool and wholesome until someone finds Sean going through their trash at night
🤣this comment literally made me laugh out loud. Totally got a visual of him doing that lololol
Or man's a wizard
This made me chuckle.
When the comment deserves an "LOL" because you ACTUALLY laughed out loud.
Lmaoo
Ive said it and ill say it again. Sean was born to be an interviewer. Like the undertaker said, they always answer the same questions over and over again, but sean spices it up and asks out of the box questions. Must be refreshing for these celebrities not having to just put yourself on repeat mode
He's so good, how the flip is he not on prime time tv?!?
@@orlaw.8213 well has been on Stephen Colberts shows, he’s been on the jimmy fallon show twice, and he also interview jimmy kimmel on hot ones.
"Sean spices it up" I see what you did there...
It's simple honestly, he does his research and asks questions HE wants to know the answer to. not just softball questions most reporters have to ask.
Dayum you snuck in the Elijah Wood one too? You quick 😂
Yea that was wild! Good job
What's so impressive is that the questions aren't just "oh look I found this random piece of information to shock you that I found it" but it's finding ways to shape that deep research into genuinely interesting and relevant questions. Always so good!
When a question shocks a veteran like the Undertaker who's been in the business for 30+ years, you know you've done a great job!
True but he only recently started doing interviews. Not to take anything away from Sean
Honestly, as an interviewer, I think his ability to make sure that the GUEST actually HAS FUN is soooo underrated!!! He does such an amazing job because the interview is SO much more dynamic when the person being interviewed is intrigued by the questions and clearly is excited to answer!
I love how everyone asks him how he knows, but he always just laughs it off
What does he know...
Everything, the questions are rhetorical
@@josiahstoll8712 he fucking reminded michael che about andre 3000
Let me guess he gets it from Wikipedia just kidding LOL
nah all these celebs have "people". Easy to get ahold of their tour managers or friends or even family members through their agents.
@@josiahstoll8712 w
I’m equally impressed by Sean’s questions as I am happy for the people who get a refreshing interview
Sean is just the best detective that’s ever lived and instead of solving unsolved crimes he just asks celebs obscure questions while eating wings 😂
All they do is ask their agent "who raised ______?" Then they phone that person and flatter them into giving information on questions that would reflect positively on the Stars character, and that the guardian spills their guts because they want the public to see the good in people in a world that wants bad. Journalists know this but they know good doesn't sell. Media is trash except this excerpt.
@@RevengeAvenger damn you really that unhappy? Lol
@@micahhall9579 Really though, its a huge production, they just call a few people be like eh man we will give you X amount for some good info on Y. His last point doesnt make sense though. News today isnt about actual journalism its just clickbait shit to keep you engaged/mad to keep watching or whatever but that has nothing to do with this.
@@RevengeAvenger why do other people do the same thing calling there agent
the people that he interviewed say themselves that no one ever asks these questions
Can y'all not read?
The fact that Matt Damon is simultaneously Jason Bourne and a massive nerd that plays Myst is such a funny thought and it genuinely makes me happy
Michael: I met, um...
Sean: Andre 3000
Michael: Yeah, Andre 3-
*hold up*
wait a minute… something ain’t right
honestly how would he even know this fact, like i’m just thinking about how the research would’ve even gotten this fact haha
Imagine if sean loses his mind and just answers all his guests questions before they can
I mean he probably heard the story before
@@Qarth56 yeah I gathered as much. I was even thinking they went back to shit before google and found old magazines interviews or something... (yeah alot these people were around before google was a thing)
"Over the Garden Wall is a big one"
Dude, Wood was *soooooo* good in that show. He did a great job as one of the leads
I always get giddy when the guests like a question Sean asks! Sometimes they're on a massive promo wheel and it must be exhausting to have the same questions asked again and again and then they get a question they'd actually love to answer and it shows in their face! Hot Ones is so wholesome despite the brutal wings
The modern journalism Matrix is a lazy circle, so when somebody does quite a lot of work to research something, people are surprised.
@@AleksandarIvanov69 indeed
I feel the same way. Some people don't make mention of his research (possibly from the spice panic) so I feel fulfilled for him when credit is given.
0:03 "what are you, nardwuar?!" The OG!!
Sean has to be the greatest interviewer of all time; I've never heard anyone get nearly as many compliments on the questions asked as this guy. I think every talk show host and interviewer needs to study this guy.
I'd Say Joe Rogan could contend for that title
@@prestonpersonal yeah but I'd say Joe is in another category he's more adult oriented where as Shaun keeps it light so all ages can enjoy without subjecting the younger viewers to vulgarity and to many adult concepts.
Joe Rogan is a great host because he is thoughtful and intelligent, and knows how to read his guest and keep the show flowing, a talent shared by other comics, such as Craig Ferguson, both are very entertaining to watch. But none of those guys gets the compliments the way Sean does; that guy is just a master of asking the right questions and doing his homework like no other.
Have you heard of the legend... Do I even need to say his name?
@@Pyxyty Nardwuar!
the face the undertaker makes when Sean asks him about his commando days is amazing. the sheer shock on his face that someone not only know but would ask about truly makes him happy.
The fact that everyone always seems to be enjoying themselves and then getting surprised by the level of questions is a testament to how well done these shows are. Kudos to all involved it really shows through on the screen
so nice to hear elijah wood mention over the garden wall. that’s my favorite project he’s ever done and it’s never the one that gets mentioned
I feel like Sean gives himself mental points whenever a guest says he asked a great question
He's definitely that astute.
Well he deserves It thou. Nothing better than make a good job and be complimented about. I love to give and take compliments when the job is well made xD
Saweetie's deadpan take on Tinkerbell is my favorite answer of all.
"She's sassy and she 'bout her business and she don't take no sh*t."
Tinker bell is largely mute tho. So…
@@funkygoobermelonAND SHE STILL DON'T TAKE NO SHIT
I've never really been a fan of watching the more unknown celebrities, but I always appreciate these complication videos that show it doesn't matter how big the celebrity is, Sean will research the hell out of you.
Sean: "So I know that you..."
*instantly starts sweating*
"I know what you did last night"
"H-how did you-"
I'm starting to think Sean is like Varys with all his little birds getting info about the guests.
Most op comment! Sean would be proud my friend!
He's bald too. I think you're into something
@Klaipat G But does he have Varys' other "trait"? 😬
Valar Winghoulis.
Except his little birds are chickens not children.
Matt Damon really looks like your average generic FPS lead guy, for him to essentially turn that down cause he wants a more memorable experience like Myst gained him quite a bit of kudos to me.
So is Vin Diesel and his studio arguably made one of the best shooters of the early 2000s.
A Jason Bourne game where investigation is a big part sounds like a genuinely good idea
In the gaming industry? A genuine good idea is how you know it'll never happen@@ubermaster134
Loved Myst
You can see how the guests just light up and completely change when they get a question they've never heard before, and that they know is based on Sean's extensive research. It makes for such better content than the monotony of other interviews.
He actually puts thought and care into his guests and treats them as actual people, with interests. They are so happy to be in a conversation and not an interrogation.
I have not heard a single bad thing about The Undertaker. Nothing but resounding praise every time I hear his name brought up by people that know him.
I liked this but it was at 69 so I had to unlike, nothing personal
@@wizardofwaz99ttv26 don't blame ya. I'd have done the same thing.
Can confirm. He came into my boyfriends old workplace all the time
He's a pretty conservative guy, has a lot of bad politics. But that's to be expected from a guy almost in his sixties I guess
@@tite93 if being conservative is bad politics then 90% of world is bad people lmao
I love this idea for interviews, nothing too formal, just two friendly people having some spicy wings together and chatting about stuff. Sean also makes it fun with his impressive questions.
Matt Damon recanting his football match experience is quality.
And totally understandable if the match was Boca vs River; those fans are crazy...
As a man that loves football and supports Galatasaray I just knew he was going to talk about a football match. Nothing that comes close imo.
It got so bad now they don't allow visitor teams.
No women no children 😭 that story is so believable. Football in Europe and central/South America is just so intense.
its crazy how even in civilized middle european countries you hear stories about clubs in remote villages that have rivalries where thd fans beat themselves to deaths edge...this sport actually attracts the biggest cavemen supporters in some places on earth
Any time I'm in a bad mood I just come and watch the Undertaker get absolutely tickled by Sean's questions. Never fails to make me happy.
Coming in with the quickness with Elijah's episode just dropping today. Nice
Right? Cleary edits this video as they come out. Good shit Jasper.
I'm not gonna lie, at first I came to this videos just to watch celebrities suffer with the hot sauces, but when I realized how awesome and original Sean's questions were I fell in love with the show...
*Sean's
No idea who Jack Harlow is but I love how happy he gets at Sean's question.
do you know the song “what’s poppin”
@@vladicgrabot6019 nope
@@jonbarron8049 this attempt at an insult doesn’t even make sense because he didn’t start on SoundCloud lmao
Literally only know him cause he’s in Lil Nas X’s latest song
@@jonbarron8049 You heard his verse on the Eminem's Killa remix? Jack is sick... You are talking out of your ass friend...
Guest: “wow that’s a great question”
Sean: *kisses forehead* “i know baby” 😂
The producers on this show are the BEST. The questions are always so interesting. Watching people sweat over Da Bomb (spoilers, they don't like it) wouldn't be half as interesting without these great questions. KUDOS.
Yea u gotta respect the work of the crew
Low key Sean Evans is the best interviewer of our generation, maybe of all time. He doesn't just ask the standard "what is it like being so great" fodder, he digs and find questions the person really *enjoys* answering.
Every time someone acknowledges the questions quality, I feel proud of Sean like he’s my son 🥲❤️
Sean impressing the Undertaker is surreal to see. Brings a smile to my face.
This is the only interview format I’ve seen where the guest’s eyes light up and they are genuinely excited to answer the question.
I love how excited the guests get when he asks a really great question about a passion outside of what’s made them famous.
The way all the guests truly enjoy the interview makes me see them in a different way, more relaxed and happy to be there. Sean and his team really did something amazing here.
I love the looks on their faces when he triggers happy memories.
This whole compilation just made me smile. Seeing these celebrities actually just react in such positivity to the questions was great. Unreal!
About Thundercat's question, I've always found it amazing how much of a difference the soundtrack makes. Even if you aren't actively listening to it, it brings the whole thing together. Try turning the music off during a cutscene or an epic fight and see how big of an impact it has. Dead Space is a great example.
I find that sometimes taking away a soundtrack during a scene can make it just as good.
Doom especially the newer one just tell everything about the game just by his soundtrack
There are games and games. Some are built to be without almost any music, and some add an enormous feeling to the game with the music. As he said, I cannot picture having the same adrenaline rush in mario when I pick up the star if it wasnt for the fast, cheery music.
Another good example is the 1st Halo game, the ending scene
Sean evans and his team are changing the game and setting a new standard in interviews. People won’t settle for the late night shitty banter anymore we want this!
Gotta love how humble Sean is. Every time he's praised for his interviewer skills, he reacts like it's the first time he's been told that, when it's anything but.
It's always so good to see the guests faces brighten up when they get hit with a great question. People just love when they are asked about something they really are passionate and they don't get the chance to talk about.
It must be such a breath of fresh air for these guys. Answering the same questions over and over and over...
I LOVE, LOVE seeing Sean get his praise. Dude is the interviewer of interviewers. He respects the person he's interviewing by deep diving in questions and doing a shit ton of research and it shows. Respect and nothing less. 💯
I love that usually the answers to the questions are included, it's super interesting to see these people talk about things they're passionate about
“You just warmed my soul up” is a phenomenal compliment 🥺
not only are these some of seans best questions, these questions yield amazing answers which is why hot ones is SO popular; sean really gets these artists to open up about their lives and what they actually think about their work and the world they live in. so well done. great compiliation
The way the guests' faces light up when hearing the questions is the feeling we all need everyday in our lives. :D
We're all just NPCs and Sean is the main character, he's on his 80th playthrough as of now
Sean’s little smirk when he knows he impressed the guest 😏
This is such a brilliant interview regime. Breaking the celebrities down physically with hot sauce, then hitting them intelligently or emotionally with amazing questions. It creates some of the most true and vulnerable moments
Sean and crew always have the best questions, he's severely underrated as an interviewer just because of the "joke" premise of his channel, but he is SUPER solid and always brings the research. Just well done to all the crew, really.
Sean is a conversationalist, even on videos where he’s not interviewing and just being a guest his questions take cues from what the other person just said
„What are you, Nardwuar?“ Is probably one of the highest compliments an interviewer can get
I can’t stop smiling when I see the guests faces light up to a good question, what a stud of a host!
"It takes no bravery to critique" very powerful stuff
Hong Kong Riots would say different
Ask the 200k+ "political criminals" that were murdered by the party during the communist tyranny of '45-'89 in Bulgaria.
Jak ovasaur in the context of why it was said I agree. I understand where the others that have commented are coming from but as tragic and brave as those situations are, they don't apply to entertainment aspect of it. Although constructive criticism is great, those critics that get popular by only pointing out flaws have ruined the point of critics. The quote is a powerful statement if taken the way its was intended.
@@boycebible3344 thank you. Thats exactly right
@@boycebible3344 I mean this line of thinking can be applied to the entertainment business. Say if something is so popular that you make yourself look like an idiot by giving it critic. But yeah, that's outside the context the statement was used in here.
I think Sean is the most dedicated interviewer ever. Unique questions, real eye contact, honest enthusiasm and so friendly attitude.
Thank you so much for including their answers and not just their reactions. This is a top tier compilation. Great job!
It must be such a breath of fresh air for these people in interviews. I imagine most interviewers ask the same old questions all the time but Sean and the team come up with some of the greatest questions
It's awesome to see their faces light up as he's asking some of the questions because they have not had someone ask them about it before lol
I love that Anthony Mackie's little bit, he's so happy to get to talk about fishing on the set of the Avengers movies and it adds so much when you watch Falcon & Winter Soldier and see that for his character fishing was a large part of his life before he joined the military. Reality feeding fiction in a very nice way that rewards those in the know
Sean is hands down the Best interviewer there is right now! He has a care and genuine intrigue in his guests.
Undertaker is actually wholesome outside of the ring. Very cheery guy. I remember he was all smiles and giggle and then a kid asked him to do the eye. His face change almost instantaneously.
I’d love to see Sean interview his team, and ask them questions about previous guests
Yes!!!
When Sean starts a question with “I know that you…” just run… he knows too much
Sean Evans is what every, and I mean E-V-E-R-Y interviewer should be!
I love seeing them smile when he asks them questions about their interests
I guess the trick is, ask the question the celebrity wants to answer, but is never asked.
I think the whole point of the show, and what makes it so special, is that it’s so humanizing. Celebrities get asked the same ten questions in almost every interview they do. Sean, on the other hand, takes his time to genuinely get to know them. It’s amazing.
That's should be the proper way of doing it. Though I can't blame the mainstream media for doing the common questions. They're usually running on limited time. The Hot Ones platform provides a better avenue for more humanizing interviews. It just comes off as a friendly conversation.
Big question though: where does Sean get his info!?
@@mistermastermind528 People close to the interviewee most likely.
Honestly, the best part about these questions for me is seeing the interviewee’s eyes light up and that smile spread across their face as they go, “Wow, that question is amazing”
This is the proof to why almost no one dislikes "Hot Ones", even the guests like to be there, Sean isn't invasive, hostile or rude. He always tries to get a question that makes the guest express their own feeling about something and there's always at least 1 chuckle, laugh or smile from the guests because of a question
That reaction by Taker when Sean starts the question is awesome. That's just pure epic surprise in his fac.
Amazing to see another compilation! Absolutely love it. Just missing the question to David Harbour about white tree frogs where he bursts out laughing and goes on about how Sean does amazing research.
dah can't believe i missed that one
The genius thing about the spicy sauces is it breaks down the defenses of the interviewee, thus making them more susceptible to certain questions. Genius genius.
I know Sean has said that before an interview he researches them for like 48 hours but I’d like to know after the interviews how much info he still remembers, like if he sees one of these celebrities a few years down the line how much info does he still retain about them that he can drop mid conversation.
It's so sweet to see how moved the celebrities are when someone asks about something that really matters to them and that's an essential but often overlooked part of their story. It's such a treat to watch.
I love how they get so excited to answer that curveball question…you can tell they go through a lot of interviews being asked the same dry questions. Sean is definitely the homie!!!💪🏽
Sean is sooo intelligent and present, its truly admirable!
This is like the epitome of what RUclips Shows should be, it has that super high budget and almost personal feel without the hollywood BS added into the mix,
PEOPLE ARE SO CUTE I could scream. Listening to people answer questions they are passionate about it so beautiful
these questions are the ones that always get the most genuine reactions from the celebrities which is so enjoyable!!
i love when people get to talk about the things they love, so i am SO obsessed with the way sean interviews. the people that create the things _i’m_ invested with get to talk about the things _they’re_ invested in, and it’s such a beautiful transaction of information.