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jack Black Dana always funny always upbeat always in a good mood And uh he lived up to all that
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today Yes And we uh we happened to in this particular case interview him on
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the Monday after he hosted this banging episode on SNL and then his movie
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Minecraft also same weekend Yeah Gigantic smash So he was in a really
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good mood He may be kind of in the legendary category because he's been around long enough But um couldn't be
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nicer funny That was just a easy easy conversation to have with the great Jack
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Black Yeah Fun comedian I see him out and about sometimes always seems uh up
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for uh chatting and laughing and just cracking up and he's just out there
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doing whatever it takes and just always goofy on these press things and everyone
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likes to be around him all the way back from School of Rock Just we went over a lot of his stuff and then just basically
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cracked up Yeah Anyway enjoy the one and only Jack Black
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[Music] Do you know how difficult it is to get a
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jean jacket that really works in this day and age Very difficult because you'll it'll be too big too small So I
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was at um I was at Metaphorical Cigar uh New York Magazine photo shoot and they
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go "Here try this jean jacket." So I said "Well this looks like a good jean." So I walked off with it and then they found me and I said "Okay." I mean is it
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okay if I I mean I'll pay you but then they came back 20 minutes later and said "You can keep it." $95
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Wow And how much for the glasses The string that holds your glasses on your head These are You got to get me one of
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those These are 175s I'm supposed to go to twos
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Oh yeah What are you at for uh up close vision Uh I am prescription so I don't
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even know what they're doing It's like one eye is probably different than the other Up top is just like normal Down
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here is for reading In the sunlight it turns into sunglasses These things are like supercharged There you go I need
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all that I'm just too lazy I go That's where the money's going I go Yep All of
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my money goes to my optometrist I go on Larchmont Optometrics Nice I used to live in near Larchmont
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Great group of ladies over there It's all ladies at my my uh
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Jack this weekend I didn't I was kind of out of town And I'm not good at research but uh I heard there's
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something couple things happen I did a little indie film called Minecraft How
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did that do You know according to reports it's gone bonkers and the kids are going in there
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and just like throwing popcorn and just losing their minds I know It's like I've
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heard about this chaos It looks kind of like um like Rocky Horror Picture Show
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Like there's a lot of participation These kids have they come in already knowing the dialogue because of the
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memes Oh you have to say it that way Is that why it's the memes Why I was thinking
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did you see this coming or or I would be lying if I said I wasn't a little
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surprised I mean I loved it I saw I saw it uh a couple weeks before it came out
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and I was like "Look I like it but what the hell do I don't know Hopefully people will like it I like stuff and
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then it comes out and the reviews are just garbage and and I'm like what?" But
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and actually the reviews were kind of mixed on this one but it didn't seem to matter cuz the the the kids have spoken
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Yeah Oh yeah They come to get them hooked in and now and now there's a trick and a fun thing to do Yeah That's
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the best But then there's also a weird backlash where some of the theaters this
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is just news I'm getting from Tik Tok so I don't know if this is true either I'm just kidding Tik Tok is true Come on
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It's going to be where there's talk of illegalizing the movie cuz kids are going two bananas throwing popped corn
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And if they don't stop throwing popped corn the movie will be illegal Pops corn
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in there Isn't it popcorn Pops corn That's what the That's what the theater owner said Um so listen I think it's
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good Should it be illegal This is a question everyone's been asking lately about this movie
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It's controversial It's hard to get the chickens The chicken comes in I don't
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think that's controversial Nothing we do in the movie is controversial but the effect it's having on the youth of the
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nation is you know it's it's creating concern It's like we don't want that kind of that kind of rowdy behavior We
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can't condone that kind of bedum But uh I'm saying it's so hard to get butts in
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seats nowadays Yeah Just hire hire someone else another popcorn uh scooper
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I'm going to do a prediction that this thing's going to have a lot of multiple viewings It's not going to be seen
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anytime soon on you know Amazon right
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You can rent it for $4.95 or buy it for uh 300 Oh wait Does it go somewhere
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after this Because a lot of movies sometimes keep it in theaters man That's my Is it theaters It's theaters only
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right now I I actually don't know what the plan is where it goes after that for the secondary And uh it's kind of cool
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that uh that there there's no plan in place whatever you call secondary 168
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million Um you know I'm just curious about this like Nacho Libre Yeah
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Napoleon Dynamite Yeah Jared here So what what went right and how could this
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movie have gone wrong and what what were the choices it made besides casting you as the lead That was good from what I
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understand I'm going to see it tomorrow There's people who want really want to see it They don't even know I'm talking
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to you right now I would say it's it's more like co-leads It's me and Jason
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Mimoa It's a it's a one-two punch Okay We we uh spend the first half of the
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movie being rivals and you know it's a it's a it's a little bit of a
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competition for alpha dominance and then over the course of And you are competing with him That's the that's where we flip
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the script cuz this time I'm the one who's dude the badass Uh yeah I'm the
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one with all the the fighting skills and he's he's uh he's the pretty face who's
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really actually terrified of this this world But oh he looks funny in that uh he's got you guys have an enthusiasm off
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or any during lunch and stuff because enthusiasm off I
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mean all the time I met him I mean there was a little bit of a competition for
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who brought the most enthusiasm energy We did We did It was never spoken We
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never said "Hey may the best enthusiasm win." But he would come in with a lot of
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uh uh a lot of noise and energy with his motorcycle noise Oh he brings a
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motorcycle That's like Yes And you would hear like he would have he has a band and they would be jamming in his trailer
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very loud right out of the gate And I was like "Okay fine." And then I got my little boom box uh uh Bluetooth speaker
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and I'd come I'd come in blazing whatever jam I thought was the right one for the day So we were you know we were
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tr we were battling for the hearts and minds of that crew Yeah You know music too He shouldn't mess with that You know
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what you're doing Well we joined forces We we did a little jamming together He
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we're we're you know it's we're kind of sympatico That's why I I I wanted to work with him cuz I felt like we're
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going to be we're going to be two peas in a pod He likes he likes the same kind of music I like and he's got a similar
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energy even though he's you know a foot taller and all muscle and women come
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running from the four corners of the earth to be to get a whiff of this guy
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Yeah we that that's a little different than my my clientele but
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we uh we still there was some sexual energy I mean we can bounce around
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between the two between you and the chicken 10 polls of the I'm going to call it Jack Black April or maybe
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contact my congressman or something There should be some national creed because to first of all I I have two
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questions One is what happened 20 years ago cuz you came out and it exploded and we can I want to go over the show and
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what it was It was it was exceptional So first of all what happened 20 years ago
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cuz I I did one that kind of sucked and I I could just say it in 2010 it just
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tilted wrong you know and it was I was pushing and it just wasn't
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good So I have I haven't been asked back but what happened to you How is Jack Black not How do they go two decades
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without you on that show Oh you're saying on SNL Yeah 20 years ago he hosted and then So I don't remember you
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having a a a bad uh day on SNL Exactly And but I do remember seeing lots of
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great performers have a bad night on SNL because it's just part of the it's the
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it's the nature of the beast right Is the it's a high wire act It shouldn't work It's like it get they they put it
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and it's uh terrifying because it's like wait we're held together with scotch tape And that's kind of the fun is you
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get to see a belly flop potential belly flop because it's live There's no second
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takes and you want you almost watching it you kind of want to see some mistakes cuz that's there's nothing else like it
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The funnest part Oh you had mistakes I had mistakes and you had uh there
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someone yelled from the crowd That's not a mistake That's fun That's definitely I like your le stage in the monologue cuz
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I said that guy got vertical and I was never afraid for you physically cuz I
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almost killed myself many times in that place You know I have some training A lot of people don't know this but I
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trained judo for for a few years in my teens So the the first thing they teach
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you in judo is how to dive roll It's like a little mini tiger roll And uh
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it's been part of my on stage Yeah Uh uh bag of tricks uh for Kung Fu Panda too
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Little Yep Little animated People don't know I was doing the tiger roll in the recording booth No Mhm But um I uh I
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thought you had the little green dots on you and that was really you like you're running around I had fun with that opening monologue I did I did a little
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rocking a little a little uh diving and rolling but if I'm honest with you uh I
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was struggling with the cardio cuz I I made the choice to run up those stairs Yeah Wasn't actually my idea That was
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more of a John Higgins idea You You know Steve Higgins son works on the show now
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Yeah Yeah And he's great He's hilarious And he and his partners in uh Please
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Don't Destroy They're like the new guys that make the hilarious music videos and videos every week They were like
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shephering me with my monologue section And uh they thought it would be a great idea to run up into the audience and
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like have a a marching band up there and then run down the other side of the stairs And I I got a little winded So
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the main thing was just hold my wind together You had a whole show after that Did you have any rest in that Because
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did you like when you knew you were going back down the stage you get a little bit of a rest Because I was I was
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thinking about that and and it it can happen But when you said we got a great show the flag never touched the ground
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You were you weren't like we got a great show So I was impressed And I wanted to ask you about that fitness and some of
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the leg kicks and the little dancing I mean it was wild Um yeah I didn't re I I could have used
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a little more training leading up to it Maybe I should have done the ompic or
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something to to drop a few lbs That would have helped But you know I just
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remember when Chris Farley would do his physical [ __ ] he did stuff way more extreme He'd be running like a wind
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sprint down the Letterman thing and lifting up people and throwing people and he he got winded and sweaty but it
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he never broke a stride You know what I mean And I wish I had that kind I don't know I think it's a home run I mean by
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the way the monologue was like perfection for me I love the onro Who
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thought of that where you going I can't do it I don't feel it That just gave me goosebumps when you went around They do
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Don't don't do that to me And then you did that rhythm that you do cuz I can't watch whatever that little thing and
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everyone knew it was on when you did you turn That was my turn That was mine I wanted to do that turn where and the
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reason I wanted to do it is cuz that is was actually true I do have a lot of fear And leading up to it I was like I
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don't know if I can do it And part of me was wishing wouldn't it be nice if I could
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just quit I'd like to quit and not do it And then I was like I'm going to make that part of the monologue
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I'm gonna make that that insecurity part of it And then the turn like no I will I
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will host again Cuz you see some host go in there with some wispy monologues I
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mean there's like some minute 30 monologues where they're like "Hey here's a clip from my movie and here's
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our musical guest." I'm like "I get it." And then conversely it was not that long ago that I think uh Dave Chappelle broke
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the record for the longest monologue right I think it was 20 19 minutes or
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something Yeah 19 minutes Cigarettes That's That's you know like a quarter of the show
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when he's hosting you're like "Oh no my sketch." Did Lauren give you a thumbs up during the show or anything like during
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the show in between sketches and or a little bit little bit A little bit I
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mean I I I uh I was pretty uh pace yourself Jack Yeah dude Lauren said the
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funniest thing I don't think he was trying to be funny but after the rehearsal when I he saw me do the tiger
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roll and he saw me doing that rocking number and he saw me sweating and wheezing and he said "I just want to
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tell you a story This is not a good in No that actually is good I like it already Yeah In n in the 70s this is the
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beginning We had um Desi Ares on the show That's all right And he was all you
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know he was getting up there He was in his 70s and and I wanted him on cuz I just thought you know yes he's older but
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he's an icon and he had been on you know Lucille Balls and uh and I was like
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"Yeah oh my god that must have been a trip I'd love to see that." And he said that uh Desi um was kind of struggling
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He wanted to do his Babaloo number That was like his trademark that he'd been doing you know live for for decades And
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uh and and Lauren was a little worried about it you know can he still pull it off and he was doing it but he could see
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that he was starting to sweat and really struggle physically while he was babbalooing and he wouldn't stop and and
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then he looked closer on the screen and he's like Desi's lips started to turn blue and he started to worry like oh
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he's about to die and he like just pulled the plug on it and said just go
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to commercial whatever and uh and then I was like wait a second are
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you telling me this story cuz you're worried I'm going to Hi When did he tell you the story
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Word He was just warning me not to go too hard cuz if I went full hard hard as
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a [ __ ] that I could I could uh But you're a kid You're 55 right Exactly
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It's like know it's apples and oranges
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[Music] Don't you love the matching numbers 33 44 55 still alive 56 I'm going to fix 57
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I'm in heaven 58 don't be late 59 won't you be mine 60 oh 60 I had no rhyme for
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that one but 55 is a cool age I could yeah so I like that I mean doing
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Minecraft doing that is doing a movie grind every day no one even thinks about it but it's I don't know where you're on
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location or what you're doing but just to get up every day memorize your lines be on the set take after take heat cold
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changing working with CGI It's a beating lights Oh yeah Working with CGI Where'd you do
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it We did it all in New Zealand uh in Auckland Oh and that was a great kind of
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reunion for me with some of those crew members cuz I had worked in New Zealand on King Kong 20 years earlier Yeah Yeah
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That was the last time I I hosted SNL as a matter of fact cuz I Oh for And I did
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a King Kong song in my monologue that time 20 years ago King Kong song
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Oh Steve Higgins really helped out with that one King of Kong Was that Naomi Watts Yep Oh that was Naomi Watts Oh
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yeah And uh I saw it Adrien Brody Oscar Oscar Two time Oscar That guy you don't
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see him for a while and then it's an Oscar Yes And he's great in that era
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apparently You know you put him in World War II era he wins Oscars every time But
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yeah I carried around one of those oldtimey cameras and I was the film director It was really Yeah it was heavy
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And and Peter Jackson he's a he's a real uh stickler for authenticity No I
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thought you were going to say that I'm like no no give me a cardboard One time on Tommy Boy I had a a briefcase and
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everything was too heavy for me I'm like "Guys I'm just trying to float through this scene I got a bad neck." And they're like "All right." And then then
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I go "Fuck What do you got in this briefcase Baby's first bricks." And then I open it up and it's stuffed with files
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to make it real I go "Listen no one's looking inside the b I'm just carrying it." And they go "Okay." So the prop guy
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brings it back I go "Oo it's light." And he goes "Yeah we took the pulp out of the paper." I go "Thank you
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They were being an [ __ ] to me I didn't I didn't even catch it I'm like "Oh good job."
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Yeah but it matters Lugging that every take and you're on a mountain side or something I don't know Yeah Um but I had
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a ball I had a ball on that one I'm We uh What's King Kong been up to
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You still talk to him Yeah man He's uh he's directing now After the shoot
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everyone kind of goes their own way So you did you go to the party I mean you seem pretty well put together Did
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you How did When did you crash The afterparty You go all night after all I mean no I did I did go to the party You
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have to go to the party It's But you're the host You're kind of the host of the party I know Um uh went went there and
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uh gave hugs to all my peeps and and said hi to Lauren thanked him for for
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the the fun opportunity Um did you know Minecraft was killing at
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that point Gave you a little extra cheese Yes it was kind of a a great thing about being on on SNL is that we
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had the the movie was already doing gang busters So it was kind of like a a Yeah
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that will relax a hop that they have this bohemoth as they come in in their back pocket Like I sure hope goes good
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but you know we're we're probably going to be over we're over 300 million right now Sorry but I guess you know it's a
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win the wind beneath your wings carried me through Um but it doesn't really
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matter Look it doesn't really matter because when you're on SNL it doesn't m there's no such thing as like a victory lap You're still terrified of [ __ ] in
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the bed So I was like I I I I was pretty I was pretty amped and uh and ready to
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go But yeah there's a there's a fear factor as well No question about it when
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you're standing back there at that door that back door when they're counting down the 10 seconds
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when Jeie I just did it It's just terrifying Jenna this is so weird and
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one line goes off or or or or you know Liz the director if there's cuts between
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dress and air and I told this it's just like I really hit me how hard it is to know when to go where you're just seeing
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it for the first time when do you come off Jack and then go there um I was just
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curious which ones blew up for you in your mind like [ __ ] we hit it because you want the air show to be we really
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hit it so love match is going viral oh and I thought it was inspired writing as
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well Yeah And Dismukes was really funny He really was mad at me It felt like I I
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felt like he he's really mad at me What is it It was great Great And uh uh uh
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that one felt great I got to say I was impressed with all the writing I I liked all of them And even a couple of the
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ones that got cut I wished they had made it There was one where that got cut where I was a a father who who wanted to
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come visit his sons the divorced couple and wanted to come visit his kids And I
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had to confess hey uh I've been coming here every day pretending to be the maid
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kind of like Mrs Doubtfire style It was a really funny idea and the confession that I was the Doubtfire maiden but I
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was also from Trinidad so it was really Oh [ __ ] Wait my my sports television
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just came on I got to turn that off Uh you ever do that Warriors Okay you hold
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it for an hour and then it kicks back on Was first take I like to hear the talking heads talk about the sports Um
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the Lakers Yeah I'll do it for you Luca
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Luca She's good Yeah Hey while I got you I'm going to turn the tables I'm going
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to ask a couple questions Um please do Spade first of all I've read all your
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books Spade Um and when I say when I say I read them I mean I listened to them
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Yeah Which is actually the way you're supposed to take in your books in my opinion cuz your delivery is kind of
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like half of the magic And I noticed you know that because if you want to buy your book it costs five bucks but if you
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want to listen to your book it costs 20 bucks I was like "Oh he knows He knows." That's true I didn't know that No it's
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not that That's not the cost spread I just noticed it cost a little bit more You want to hear the delivery Sure And
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making the beak making me laugh very hard No I see Jack Black over the years and uh he is as advertised He's fun He's
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in a good mood He's nice and uh the true story A couple laughs for sure The true
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story I don't see him enough So that's not really a question I just wanted to tell you I'm a fan of your readings and
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I look forward to the Are you working on another one No No You're done You're like
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No I just did a special because the standup it really is um kind of
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podcasting sort of jumped instead of audio books you know what I mean I sort
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of told my life story and then now when you we do this we just tell our same stories every week And then um to do a
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standup special same thing It's like just it's all it's all blurring in the same thing people sometimes I told Dana
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I do standup and then uh these nitpickers are like on in my Instagram on Monday going actually I saw a part of
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one of those stories on Ellen a few years ago I go yeah no [ __ ] Sherlock I got to scrape together a
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goddamn hour and of course I'm going to dig in anywhere I can I don't know I don't have any adventures anymore No
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I've made peace with the fact that I'm going to be repeating my same life stories over and over again in every interview for the rest of my life It is
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what it is And I've made peace with it I know I don't have my teens anymore Here's the thing Oh I can't tell the
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same story cuz then people will go "Oh I've already heard it and turn." Nine times out of 10 they've never heard the
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story or don't remember the story Who the [ __ ] cares You just tell your story Well they like to hear it again And you never tell the same way I do my acting I
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was doing standup this weekend Oh sorry Jack Just give me 20 minutes here I was doing standup
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and and I tell I go I'm doing all this new stuff because I have to put together more material and I'm like give me my
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old juicy closer that [ __ ] works where you know what I mean You go why do I have to throw this in the garbage and
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then you never get complaints if you do a bit that kills No one's ever like I loved it but I think I've heard it It's
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like good when I see comics with a bit of 1983
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Dana I have a question for you I have a question for you Dana Now I'm gonna turn the tables again Yeah Turn It's your
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turn to be in the hot seat It's like and Maro on Broadway You know how You know how like when when when you host SNL you
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get a little dinner early in the week like a Tuesday dinner right And that
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Lauren hosts but really you're hosting cuz you're the host You're also the kind of the host You sit next to Lauren and
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you feel a little pressure to like entertain the table cuz it's like you're the host So I don't know Zingy zingy
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boom boom And sure somehow we got on the topic of your appearance on Bill Maher's
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uh Real Time with Bill Maher And how you just didn't let him get a word in
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edgewise and it was the funniest on I like that show I watched
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that show and I'd never seen anyone just take full command like you did And I was
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Yeah we were all singing your praises Did you go did you go on to Bill Maher
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real time with that plan or did that just No you just showed up and then he's just I you know if you're on a roll it's
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better not I'm doing this stuff without an audience and SNL doing Biden it was a
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little I was part of a team and it's sort of like I came out and there are 80
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people standing up with a lot of noise and so that just triggered me like okay
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I'm just going to ride this wave And then I realized that you know Bill we kind of got to know him He's a bit of a
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kaggen so you kind of want to you want to fluff up his hair and give him a hug you know kind like you know because you
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know underneath there's a marshmallow there somewhere But um just rode the wave Had a had a lot to get out of my
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brain I guess And but uh yeah it was it's fun when you just don't you just
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let you let go You're not really thinking I had I was doing a truncated version of what I do on stage right now
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But anyway that makes me happy Thank you Well uh um do you do any music on your
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on stage act now Oh yeah I've never stopped because in the honky tonk bars
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uh you know clubs I used to play the audience would start to fade and talk
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and they were drunk Show us your dick And then there'd be the blender Yeah So I started bringing acoustic guitar up
00:27:44
and fiddling around with it and playing chords and doing Neil Young and things like that just because of the noise
00:27:50
would get the audience to like stop talking So yeah I do like to play guitar at the end and uh I do different things
00:27:57
like something you would do I do a thing about a a heavy metal guy who's angry at the microphone So he's walking away from
00:28:03
it and really hitting these power cords and he goes toward it and then he walks back you know So I do stuff like that I
00:28:09
love do I love playing the guitar on stage but I do it again Just so just so your audience knows um uh Dana Dana I've
00:28:18
told you Dana but you were such a big influence on me early on when I was watching SNL and I saw you play that
00:28:24
song uh the broccoli song Drop broccoli Yeah Where clearly you were making the
00:28:30
the gag was that you were making it up as you went along Mhm But um I I don't
00:28:35
know if I'd ever laugh that hard And just seeing like a song kill like that and be so [ __ ] funny And also the
00:28:43
reactions to your song of them just like drinking up every
00:28:50
sing Yeah Yeah Yeah But uh it was a big inspiration and a big big reason why I
00:28:55
started doing uh comedy music combos So I don't know if you get that in people
00:29:00
coming up to you now and saying you know I saw you do this and I'm doing this But that always shocked me I didn't I had
00:29:08
not watched that sketch until maybe two months ago I never watched anything and
00:29:13
I thought "Oh that was pretty good." You know cuz I self-critical But it's it's what about it people like
00:29:20
to watch People yell it out because I guess there's no joke Uh and you your style is kind of rhythmic and I don't
00:29:28
know what you call it too but abstract um and uh musical really
00:29:35
[Music] I was going to ask you what do you listen to What What do you You know it's
00:29:42
funny I'm glad you asked that because it's kind of my main thing that I do with my time The content I like to put
00:29:47
into my headphones when I go on my walks to get my steps so I can live longer Yeah I like to listen cuz I realized I'm
00:29:55
not listening to music at all I'm listening to podcasts I'm listening to books I want to listen to music again So
00:30:01
I came up with this plan Chrono Marathons So you take bands that you
00:30:06
already love that you've loved all your life but you haven't really listened to in a long time and you go from the very
00:30:12
beginning their first album chronologically over the course of their whole catalog And it's a great way to
00:30:20
just plug back into music And it's the anti- like quick uh one song at a time
00:30:26
Spotify or whatever that Pandora's where it AI picks [ __ ] for you It's like oh yeah it's reading my mind Nah you take
00:30:34
command and you listen [ __ ] you AI Take this It's going to sound really dumb but you know I did the classics Okay I did
00:30:42
the boring ones like I started with I think I start Did I
00:30:47
start with Pink Floyd I think it was Pink Floyd right out of the animals Has there ever been a better album than Dark
00:30:54
Side Steely Uh yeah Weirdly the very next one they did right after that but
00:31:01
cuz Wish You Were Here I think it's a better It's a better It's a [ __ ]
00:31:06
great record But that's their window because before Dark Side of the Moon there's great moments and like
00:31:13
interesting and like you can see oh I can see they're starting to get there They're starting to figure it out Mhm
00:31:19
But Dark Side of the Moon it's an it's a just a bomb that goes off where it's like this is the beginning of their real
00:31:28
incredible window Cuz then the next album uh uh Wish You Were Here And then the wall that to me is their window The
00:31:36
next the ones after that people say "No no you got to put animals in there." I say "No I think the window's closing."
00:31:43
It's it's good No there's good stuff But that way and it's cool to see all the bands you pick all of them they have a
00:31:50
window where it's like yeah they're great and then the ending stuff there's some good stuff later but that you know
00:31:55
and it's fascinating to to find that that juice cuz you go oh yeah I love Billy Joe when do you love Billy Joe cuz
00:32:03
there's a window you don't love all of it there's some hot you I want to ask
00:32:08
you a Pink Floyd question just for a second are you part of the cadre of people who If they have to nominate the
00:32:16
best solo in rock history they they often there's a lot of great guitar
00:32:22
players Beck and everybody but David Gilmore and Comfortably Numbar solo tone
00:32:29
choice of note whatever you want to call it every time I hear it I go really Uh that's not human It's so funny Yeah Yeah
00:32:37
it is It is Yeah he is definitely in my top three I love David Gilmore Oh good
00:32:43
call What Um Comfortably Numb is on which album Comfortably Numb is is on uh
00:32:49
the the the uh the wall of course Okay don't act like I'm dumb [ __ ] Hey um I
00:32:55
feel like it was a test If I failed it all of a sudden It was a test I'm like "Oh wait I didn't want to trip him up."
00:33:01
But what about Animals album It has a soft spot Oh don't get me going on the White Album I
00:33:07
love it Dana hold on with your Beatles I know I was going to say no surprise the
00:33:13
best the best chronomarathon you can do is the Beatles but don't do that first
00:33:18
because then you don't really want to do any more chrono marathons after the Beatles cuz everything sounds like garbage Jeez you're like my new best
00:33:25
friend It's too good I know And too varied I mean I was talking to the guy
00:33:31
who just produced um what was Jimmy Fallon and the gentleman who just produced Elton John's album I'm so sorry
00:33:39
for Oh yeah Yeah No no His name is Watt Yes And Andrew Watt Andrew Watt Super
00:33:45
nice guy Hung out with him at the parties Brilliant Really smart And him and Jimmy Fallon Oh yeah We love the a
00:33:51
lot you know And I said to both of them I just said "Have you what do you think
00:33:57
of that?" They go "Abby Road you have you listened to Revolver?" And neither of them really were familiar with
00:34:03
Revolver Yeah Come on I mean Elanena Riby
00:34:09
um She's Leaving Home Um and Your Bird Can Sing Yeah Uh Lennon's first song was
00:34:16
uh was it Girl or No one one of those Leniny songs you know Anyway so I I feel
00:34:24
the same way I also I also Zeppelin will come on sometimes on SiriusXM and I I go
00:34:30
that shouldn't be allowed It shouldn't happen Zeppelin is a weird one where their window actually was almost the
00:34:37
whole thing They didn't have any any any That's true That's true The the last
00:34:42
album Kota it was hit or miss There's there there's still still some crushing
00:34:48
jams on that one but for the most part it's an insane like you do you do wonder
00:34:54
wait did did they worship Satan Cuz how did they get so many great records and so many great riffs How long was that
00:35:01
run Jack of Zeppelin What was that It's a nine It's a nine album run It's a nine album run And right out of the gate you
00:35:08
got good times bad times One of my favorite songs of all time And um is
00:35:13
that purple Just John Bonham and whoever miked his drums or how they got the
00:35:18
value and the connection between the snare and the kick drum We talked with Bill Burr about this because he's a
00:35:25
drummer uh and a drummer fanatic you know but that tone Bill Burr also great
00:35:31
on on Bill Maher Bill Burr came out and really went straight at him Oh that
00:35:36
wasn't that wasn't on his show That was on his podcast Club Random Yeah You come in here with your smart ideas You think
00:35:43
you know all this [ __ ] stuff You know you're just an armchair athlete You don't know [ __ ] dick All right Bill I
00:35:48
mean I was Bill just I love to watch him get roasted It's great Yeah But I really
00:35:54
want to go see him on Broadway He's on Broadway right now with Bob Odenkirk who we all know and and have in common as a
00:36:02
friend Definitely at the show to see Bob Odenkirk Gilbert was at the show I think
00:36:07
they just did their Broadway show Glengary Glenn Ross Yeah and just walked over to 30 Rock cuz they were all well
00:36:15
three of them were there cuz Kieran was there Bill and Bob But I want to go see that I'm going to
00:36:22
find a I'm going to find an excuse to fly out there Jack killed it
00:36:28
Bob Odenberg Oh my god it's so good It was so funny You know Bob gave me my big
00:36:34
break because he he put Tenacious D on HBO Mr with Yep little short films that
00:36:40
would would play before Mr Show and uh that put us on the map and so I always I
00:36:46
always uh thank my lucky stars that uh that's an eye path What was your movie that
00:36:53
kind of boosted you up Was it High High Fidelity It was High Fidelity that got me really going Yeah that was the one
00:37:00
game and that was because uh uh uh uh uh uh John Cusack liked Tenacious D I
00:37:07
always think it was him that pushed it through because he was you know the he's the star producer and writer of that of
00:37:14
that jam and big I didn't know he wrote it that big Yeah Well he co-wrote it
00:37:19
before School of Rock with Steve Pink and DV Decentes But um yeah so that was
00:37:26
before School of Rock and that was uh that was a big one because at the
00:37:32
premiere for High Fidelity um at the afterparty George Clooney came
00:37:38
up and I was with my mom and he said that was [ __ ] incredible Something
00:37:44
like that I can't remember what he said And my mom just about shatter pants It was like I knew it was like oh this is
00:37:50
different This is a different one Dude he was at a premier mine and he talked to my mom too I swear to God And my mom
00:37:56
was [ __ ] flipping out He knows what to say Almost pushed me into a wood chipper Yeah he
00:38:03
Yes I mean he's got the power Oh yeah It was nailing it He was right in the
00:38:09
pocket too Uh Trop Thunder of course The holiday is one that a lot of people love
00:38:15
The holiday The holiday How did you weasel into that one Well I I it was
00:38:20
really out of my comfort zone There's really isn't it like Jude Law and one of
00:38:25
my wife's favorite movies It's in her rotation every year
00:38:30
that um come Yeah Kate Winslet Dude I I
00:38:35
[ __ ] up and said Kate Blanchett when I meant Winslet That's their fault though Their names are too similar Yeah that's
00:38:42
that's not playing fair But that was really the the best part is like Yeah
00:38:47
How am I in a scene with Kate Winslet and we're like uh semi-romantic How is
00:38:53
How did I get How did I get this part Um but I I was like I'm going to roll with
00:38:59
it She seems cool and she seems cool as hell snoody She seems she's not snoody but she's
00:39:05
uh definitely uh there's something in my mind that
00:39:10
looks wrong with that picture It's like no the these all these scenes should be
00:39:15
how uh she's out of my league Uh okay whatever I'm just going to pretend like this is normal And that was the acting
00:39:21
was just acting like this isn't uh ridiculous Uh yeah And Cameron Diaz is a blast
00:39:29
She's I was never in that situation in a movie You haven't They always put like a goofy comedian
00:39:36
like us with some hottie and everyone's supposed to buy it It's the best Yeah
00:39:41
Yeah it's so great They go "Wait what part of mine?" And I'm like "The part that the girl that falls in love with me
00:39:47
and they're like "Oh I got to reread it then I didn't think that would be
00:39:53
me." And you got your old Tropic Thunder Hilarious Uh just running I'm just
00:39:59
running through these Jack You've heard of these Tropic Thunder All I really think about infamous at this point
00:40:05
There's never been a movie made like it before there with these best comedies
00:40:10
You know it's danced outside the lines how we say it Oh you were blonde hair in
00:40:16
that That's some blonde But Robert Downey Jr got an Oscar nomination You
00:40:22
don't hear about that very often in the comedies Uh was it for that supporting
00:40:27
role in Yes in Tropic Thunder Oh I didn't know that Um Ben
00:40:33
Stiller he really wanted to shoot that like a beautiful not like a comedy He
00:40:38
wanted it to look like a gorgeous Oscar non And he got like the best outdoor
00:40:44
cinematographer in the world Uh whose name escapes me now but he's genius Of
00:40:49
course it does Sorry about that I can't remember any names Just uh What about Casualties of War It's probably that guy
00:40:56
Yeah they have those old those old movies like that Uh-oh Yeah War I'm not
00:41:02
going to make you do it No I think that's not a leaders of war Do you do
00:41:09
you do Shan Pen or Michael J Fox Sean Penn She's a VCore
00:41:16
Um Clarky do you remember that movie Of course I saw Riley John Riley was Clark
00:41:23
John C Riley That was a weird pick for Michael J Fox to be in that movie Yeah Well he was
00:41:30
going he was going for that uh that switcheroo Well you know because he he'd
00:41:36
been known for comedies and he wanted to say "Hey wait a second Let's see Let's just test the waters Let me dip my toe
00:41:42
in these other water." You can't blame him Uh sometimes it sometimes it works Look at uh Steve Carell Look at Steve
00:41:50
Carell If you want about going from comedy to drama that blows my mind when
00:41:55
some And you don't know until you try So why the hell not It's fun to try The
00:42:01
worst that can happen is that you can be horrible and never work again Do you get
00:42:06
wounded easily Do you read comments or reviews that you don't and do do you read them at all And do you get wounded
00:42:12
or you have a good attitude Like that's just that guy's opinion [ __ ] him or whatever Yeah I I read the negative ones
00:42:19
I skip over the good ones I'll get I get the gist of it and like Yeah yeah yeah Okay good That's and I look for those
00:42:25
bad ones I'll read every word and I will like mutter to myself "Fuck you You
00:42:30
[ __ ] asshole." Who is that Yeah I do too Owen Gleberman or whoever it is I'm not a guy from Entertainment Weekly He
00:42:38
hated me too Owen Gleberman That guy's famous troll I'm going to I'm going to
00:42:45
commit this name to memory and if I ever see this this reviewer on the street
00:42:51
I'll have some choice words I've never followed up on any of them but sure Is
00:42:56
like his review was it was a little harsh He said "Tommy boy this worthless piece of shit." I'm like "Hey come on
00:43:02
It's a magazine." He didn't say that No he usually hated everything pretty
00:43:10
hard Here's your review for Saturday Night Live I have it right here Jack is
00:43:16
nothing short of a miracle He just sang season 50 of SNL Over here I have
00:43:22
Minecraft Jack Black is exceptional It's
00:43:28
a performance that shouldn't be this good but it is He owns every second of
00:43:33
the movie This is a Jack Black summer Oh man that Thank you for cherrypicking the
00:43:40
good ones cuz I know it's a splat on Rotten Tomatoes You had to go find those fresh ones Splat You found some fresh
00:43:46
ones for me Thank you Well on YouTube there's combined to get 100 Here's a here's a 10 times Jack Black wasn't
00:43:54
funny It's got 48 million views
00:44:02
Is that really on YouTube I'm sure that's real I see in the corner of my eye was Dan
00:44:09
Carvey ever funny And I click off as fast as I can Is there any evidence ever
00:44:14
10 movies David Spade ruined with his presence That was made
00:44:20
up It sounded a little too real though cuz they do that That's a genre was was
00:44:25
48 million was a lie 48 million was stout But are you writing Oh how are you
00:44:31
emotional I don't know if you have a therapist or anything but like this big whoo And I know you've got this big life
00:44:37
you're a mature adult person and you see where uh there's highs and lows of a career and this and that but where are
00:44:43
you able to kind of like sit for a moment I've done good Do you have a moment of yourself or are you a little
00:44:50
numb right now actually Um I try to look for the one bad thing that's happening and focus on that That keeps me grounded
00:44:58
Yeah you had to do this today And why would you book this so soon Couldn't you get a week off I tell you why I was
00:45:04
looking forward to this I I I love you guys and I I I've been hoping that we could uh get it together I I I
00:45:12
uh I feel good Feels good Yeah A hit Um I'm always skeptical though I'm like can
00:45:19
we just wait for a second before we go talk calling it a hit What if it tanks next weekend Let's see if this baby's
00:45:25
got legs Talk to me in a couple weeks Okay guys I'm always stop throwing
00:45:30
What's the number where you will just go it's a hit like a billion or 500 million
00:45:36
global box office What's the number you would go Okay cuz it's it's probably 350
00:45:41
by the by the end of this weekend I predict it'll be here's the thing I do have I do have a
00:45:48
little thing about numbers and math I do like to think about that So I go okay if it cost 150 to make and then you figure
00:45:56
they probably spent almost that much on promoting it So there's 300 right there
00:46:01
And then you go okay so if it goes if you go to a theater and and it makes the monies if it makes 300 million then is
00:46:09
it broken even No because you only get half of that The theaters keep half the money So then you got to make double
00:46:15
that You got to make 600 million really to break even And then you go okay so 600 So that's break even So it's not
00:46:21
really a hit until it's made more than 600 So you got to make like 700 Such a gamble to think that it's really a hit
00:46:28
700 That's a big monster number Do you have gross points on the film No I don't
00:46:35
This might not be true but my manager said no they don't do that anymore Maybe that's not true Maybe maybe she's just
00:46:41
telling me that so that uh I'm I don't feel jealous of Jason Mimoa I don't know what Jason Mamoa's deal is Maybe he got
00:46:48
the gross points Okay this is on entertainmentweekly.com Jack Black forego salary for gross points on um a
00:46:59
that what's it a Minecraft movie Oh man I wish good lord could you imagine if I
00:47:05
had pulled that gamble I never bet on myself like that I'm always like "No no just make sure we get the money up
00:47:11
front." Yeah Yeah Yeah And it's always like you know the taxes and the commissions and then the box office It's
00:47:17
like you're just running in water So you can't ever Can a brother get a D I mean it's a it's a first world complaint I
00:47:23
get rich but you everyone hears it made a billion Can I get a nickel brother No we we're not even profit yet Yeah
00:47:32
Yeah No I'm It's a risky game
00:47:38
[Music] All right we'll let Jack go but let me ask a couple wrap-up questions Just 30
00:47:44
quick questions Rapid I'll go I'll try to rapid fire I'm not good at these I'm a slow guy
00:47:50
I've got this one or this one series of questions It'll be quick All right
00:47:56
No this is uh just want to say good job in Jumanji I thought that was good Oh thank you I like Jumanji Yeah Jumanji
00:48:03
was great And I go I watch that and I go I get why this is a hit Yeah it wasn't even exactly for me It's kind of for
00:48:09
slightly younger but I'm like I get it It's funny It's cool Weird I like it
00:48:14
Glad they kept doing them I'd say when you're not doing drama you did you do drama If you're not doing drama then I
00:48:22
think it's a underrated commodity and it happened on SNL I haven't seen Minecraft
00:48:27
yet but that you uh you are fun Oh good
00:48:34
And make people happy So when I see you out there dancing and singing I'm just happy And you're fun And I do think
00:48:40
where the world is today or whatever you want to call that It's just fun is underrated You know fun And when you're
00:48:46
having fun and you were having fun the whole show I believe with the uh the Indiana Jones guy and the whip Uh the
00:48:55
first play guy was that was so that was great too You know that was fantastic Uh
00:49:03
dry one that I like you know bass bass lake where everyone keeps playing bass
00:49:09
Another one that was great Oneupers was really funny for everybody Oh yeah those
00:49:14
camera angles I was still a little sweaty from my monologue when we did that though I noticed on the close-up
00:49:21
but yeah really making love really started out and then really killed it
00:49:26
with Brandy with the eagle noise That was that was a oneupping cuz we were
00:49:32
oneupping each other with how socially conscious we all were and it would make
00:49:37
the eagle noise Uh that one was really funny to me It had like hints of Debbie
00:49:42
Downer you know what I mean where it's like the sound and then looking right down the barrel of the camera It just
00:49:48
works It just works And uh it was well written Well to to connect it to uh people flexing uh to everyone else or
00:49:55
what they're doing is so great and then have the violence of you know take that I mean it was just that was inspired I
00:50:03
thought the writing was really first rate I thought it was inspired writing Um the goth kid vacation really made me
00:50:10
laugh and you came in there Oh yeah that was a great pre-tape We filmed that the day before But um but that other that
00:50:18
other song the making love that was uh uh Oh [ __ ] I'm getting a phone call
00:50:25
Sarah Squ Sorry Is it Sarah We have editing capabilities Go ahead Why didn't
00:50:31
I I should have done the thing where I where I uh where you turn off your phone Yeah Duh Um you call Entertainment
00:50:38
Weekly back Yeah Uh anyways um that making love one
00:50:46
we did uh we did it in uh the rehearsal before the dress rehearsal and it was
00:50:52
just it was a hot mess I was like there's zero chance this is going to make it to air And uh something happened
00:50:59
where they just cut out a few lyrics a couple stanzas made it a little easier
00:51:06
and all of a sudden it was one of my favorites of the whole night And that song really was like a catchy tune And
00:51:13
when when uh Brandy Carile comes in at the end and sings her ass off it's like
00:51:18
holy [ __ ] So it's kind of a funny thing that can happen where it from the first rehearsal to to the dress rehearsal
00:51:25
something can click and it gets to be a hundred times better I know And then it
00:51:31
clicks and then it's on live TV and you're done with it That when it works when it really came together you two
00:51:37
floating in air and then Bowen and then her voice sounded so great I just
00:51:43
was it a lavalier mic or they put a little bit of echo on it She was just well she has one of the voices of our
00:51:50
time basically She actually does have just an incredible voice but I I uh yeah
00:51:55
they did a good job job of miking her but I think it is just her her uh her resonating chamber I think the Joker
00:52:02
chamber the Joker is one of the best you know kind of pop rock song of the last
00:52:08
decade and I've played it for people we you know sometimes with people you're around maybe YouTube's on you go hey
00:52:14
have you heard this song heard that song I've won stereo awards by going "Have you heard this?" And then they they just
00:52:21
go they can't believe it how brilliant the lyrics are and her vocal is crazy So I think uh another one that deserves a
00:52:28
shout out cuz in the in the first read through that we did on like that first day or the second day Mhm There was this
00:52:35
one for the uh uh the Flaming Hot Cheetos and then the Flaming Hot
00:52:41
Preparation H I laughed so hard in the read through that I got a little bit
00:52:46
injured Have you ever had that where you laugh too hard and and you pull a muscle in your ribs and it made me like have to
00:52:53
hold a different body position for the next two skits sketches and uh and I was
00:53:00
really glad that that made it to air But when I saw the final version of it I was
00:53:05
like "Oh holy shit." You can see like the side of my butt cheek This is really kind of way more intense than I had even
00:53:12
imagined while we were reading it at the table But but they added so many graphics and well you've shown
00:53:18
throughout your career that your your game for anything like you know I mean but I did see the side of your ass and I
00:53:25
thought where is this going How graphic is this going to go Yeah Show more ass
00:53:30
Yeah They didn't show hole but they shake you could ever want Uh we did the
00:53:36
pre-tapes like the day before I did We do those on Friday No I think we did them on Thursday but it was a lot I mean
00:53:42
they [ __ ] beat you up It was on Friday and it was I remember cuz I had to wake up at the [ __ ] crack and do
00:53:51
like almost a full day of pre-tapes cuz we did two we did Preparation H and uh
00:53:58
Goth Kid in Jamaica which was also really fun Two pre-tapes Did you do that in readthrough or do you Oh you said
00:54:05
read through But for pretapes they don't just assign them You actually read them and say "Oh they're working." Yeah But
00:54:12
they you know uh uh Yeah I I uh uh I was down I like the idea of
00:54:19
pretapes cuz even though it's a long day it lightens the load on the actual show
00:54:24
And they both crush They both are great Did you I mean your energy did you ever
00:54:30
like before the air show were you in your dressing room kind of going okay are you like Fraser on the stool coming
00:54:36
out in the 15th round or are you feeling really good cuz it's like the audience and the live element
00:54:43
will bring a lot of energy but it seemed like your energy was just perfectly up there all the way through the show must
00:54:50
have felt good because you don't know it's like riding a horse and you go do I have this and you got it You know what's
00:54:55
weird is right before the show uh a couple hours before actually um Donna
00:55:02
the the lady the real nice lady who dresses you and does all the quick changes is running all around she said
00:55:09
um is there anything you'd like to eat honey And I've got this feeling like that's what it sounds like right before
00:55:15
you die when they say this is your last meal before the electric chair Anything you want And I was like I I really have
00:55:22
a a a taste for like an Italian chopped salad no onions You got it babe We're
00:55:28
going to get it for you I know I love when they're calm backstage But when I was there with with my uh and everybody
00:55:35
everybody felt like right after dress everyone wanted to literally just crawl into a bed Like there's a moment I said
00:55:41
"This is normal right now You're going to want to go to sleep You're exhausted." I did take a nap Yeah you
00:55:47
did Yeah Well you did have to dress I didn't take a nap but I laid down cuz there's like an hour and a half two Yeah
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And I just like they Donna got me a nice pillow and I just put my head down for a
00:55:58
little while [ __ ] baby Cuz the knocking is the tough part You know if you they someone didn't get the memo and
00:56:04
you're just about to nod off Oh yeah No excuse me Oh I'm sorry I didn't know you were resting Oh it's just we're doing a
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change on the I I'll come back later
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All right let's let him go Dan he's been a good sport Oh man great to see you guys Jack you're a stud dude Thanks for
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talking We're the best I love I love the Chrono idea I'm going to do that Um
00:56:29
Chrono Marathon Yeah I'm going to do it I've been doing it with the Beatles Maybe I'll do top Have you Have you done
00:56:35
it Have you done it with the Beatles The Chrono Marathon Well I I'm I just do so much of them but but I haven't done
00:56:42
literally from Love Me Do all the way to the side too No that would be another
00:56:47
way You skip those early albums a lot because you're like nah they were still just kids They didn't really get their sea legs to rubber soul but you got to
00:56:55
go all the way Well let me just say two things before we hang up because this is you know the early Beatles some Oh they
00:57:02
weren't so good No they they did the best two-minute pop song She Loves You I Want to Hold Your Hand they reinvented
00:57:07
the genre It's not like they got better It's just the group that became that group Of course they would do the best
00:57:13
two-minute pop songs in history Um and um the other one was that I uh
00:57:22
Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields were recorded before Sergeant Pepper after
00:57:27
Revolver They were going to be on Sergeant Pepper but they made him into Double Aside So they were just a single
00:57:34
Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane And then they ended up all the leftovers ended up along with I am a Walrus on
00:57:41
Magical Mystery Tour So Magical Missy Tour in some ways is the greatest album ever made because it has Strawberry
00:57:46
Fields I'm a Walrus and Penny Lane Just those three and others Did you see that
00:57:52
eight hour movie that Peter Jackson made Oh yeah That's the [ __ ] That's your boy I had to break it up into three
00:57:59
pieces though I watched like the the first three hours second but um that boy
00:58:06
I to see them to see them writing that album Um let it be right It was uh uh
00:58:16
that's one of those times where you're like if I could just be a fly on the wall for this one time in history that
00:58:21
would be heaven He [ __ ] got it He got the He got the fly on the wall in one of the top 10 things you'd ever want to
00:58:28
watch Four weeks later they go to Abi Road with George Martin and they're starting to do Abby Road and you know
00:58:36
because you see the ancence there He's going you know I don't know what to in the way you know just say like a
00:58:42
cauliflower you know something till you get the lyric you know what's funny to me is that the whole film all of that
00:58:48
shooting was an afterthought It was the camera crew and director who was filming some shitty movie that that uh um Ringo
00:58:57
Star was shooting that no one ever heard of or saw but they were like "Hey since we're here is it okay if we just like
00:59:03
film the making of your next album with the Beatles Ask the boys Is it cool if this guy comes in and
00:59:11
films?" We probably should actually It's not a bad idea And then they got this
00:59:16
gold that sat there I love the guy who keeps on going "Guys you've got to do the
00:59:23
final farewell concert in Dubai or wherever the [ __ ] is the worst idea
00:59:29
Wherever it was it's like they're going to end up on the roof of the building you're in you jackass." But cuz he kept
00:59:35
on pushing it Now you got to go to I can't remember where it was Um all right
00:59:41
Well Dubai that it's been a blast hanging out with you and uh we'll see you around campus Yes this has been a
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