Steven really seems like a very sensitive and thoughtful person, I felt like perhaps their was some sadness coming through in this interview. He is a phenomenal actor and has such a loveable energy, I really wish him all the best.
Conan and the Chill Chums are almost unspeakably decent human beings, and while I know they don't know it, and that we'll never meet, they play a significant role in my willingness to keep going. Thanks for everything.
Problem with Conan's philosophy is that he is part of a micro percentage of people who achieve the level of success, and happiness and fulfillment as he has. Majority of people don't recover, or only partially recover from major set backs in their lives.. whether they embrace them and can accept them or not, the reality is that it isn't your attitude towards them that determines future success, but a lot of it is luck as to how they end up informing your life and future opportunities. I realise this is a very pessimistic outlook, I'm just looking at the facts though. Hindsight is what gives Conan the ability to say all worked out for the best. It could very easily not have though. And if he was as accepting of his circumstances then as he is now, very likely he wouldn't have gotten anywhere. He has always been very driven. That is the element that's probably most relevant. And with that comes a lot of stress, anxiety and depression. And not everyone makes it.
Same thing could be said about Steven. Imagine failing in one role and then immediately getting casted as a major character for what would turn out to be the biggest show on television at one point.
Conan's message isn't about guaranteeing that you will get something better to bounce back/recover. His message is that when you are feeling devastated, don't immediately give up on everything because there is always the "potential" to achieve something better than you had initially imagined. Meaning that a person "believes" they know what is best for them, but in reality, nobody knows what is best for them. Just like how parents believe they know what's best for their children while they are actually following society's trends. In philosophy, we should not believe we know what's best for anyone because nobody knows the future. So Conan's message is just telling you not to self-destruct or give up the moment you lose what you wanted. He's not actually guaranteeing you that you will get something better.
@@Viewer13128 Thanks. That is definitely a more helpful way of looking at things, than the way I generally interpret and consequently dismiss the encouraging messages given by people who are very successful. The main point I was making which still holds true, is that it's important for people to realise that success usually comes DESPITE the set-backs, not BECAUSE of them. It's disingenuous and unfair on those who are really struggling in their lives to say 'look at where I came from, look at all the bad stuff that happened to me, now look at where I am now. No reason you can't do it too!!'. I do agree that isn't what Conan does though.
@@Alice-ui9oy If you watched other Conan's podcast episodes, you will know that he's clearly aware that luck is a major part of why he is succesful now. So yeah, I think Tla is on point on that message.
Whoever is running this podcast. If you make a Patreon that has full video podcast. I would pay for this. Just the expressions that Conan makes is worth the money.
@@ralphdadon3026 yes, the first half of 4 was fine. Seemed like something was building. Second half was trash. The Governor returns episode stands out as the worst episode I can recall in any top rated show up until that time
@@patrickryan1092 Of all of the events of the comics, I feel like Negan killing Glenn was the most asked for moment....For years all I heard was fans asking whether Negan would kill glenn, and the anticipation after the finale cliffhanger left everyone dissecting the audio file, trying to figure out if it was glenn who died. And when it happened, it really proved how much that the stakes were high and anyone could die. It was the moment of the show that sticks with me the most and was one of the most jaw dropping scenes in TV history. I don't know why anyone would ever want to change that. It was the shows game of thrones moment and it nailed it.
Understood, but I was referring to an interview Conan did of Steven a few years back. Conan had been mispronouncing Steven’s last name for almost 4 years. Check it out on TH-cam… Steven was hysterical
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is this conans main gig now these podcasts? i feel like there are too many podcasts that are just this. nothing wrong with podcasts but why not pick an interesting location? mile high club podcast or something crazy? and at the end of every podcast you jump out the plane.
I tried-I really tried-listening to this entire podcast with Steven Yeun, but I could only make it about half way through before I had to quit. Why? Because I’ve never heard ANYONE say the word “like” so constantly (as an aside) in my life. After a while, all I was hearing coming out of his mouth was LIKE, and I couldn’t pay attention to anything else he was trying to say. Someone-his agent, his wife, etc.-would be doing him a huge favor to tell him to remove the word “like” from his vocabulary, permanently.
Spoiler: Mr. Yeun talks for about 30 seconds of this, then listens to Conan for about 4 minutes. Fine. But the title shouldn’t indicate Yeun does much beyond deliver forced laughter to Conan’s regurgitated, overly long story.
Steven really seems like a very sensitive and thoughtful person, I felt like perhaps their was some sadness coming through in this interview. He is a phenomenal actor and has such a loveable energy, I really wish him all the best.
sunglasses indoors too
@@chrisawnt they look more like transitions
yeah I love steven's gentle energy and he can be so funny
he's that friend you wish you had
How can you tell? Conan didn't let him talk.
Speaking from the heart because Conan knows what it feels to be knocked down.
I love bridges. What a line from Gourley. That's why we love him
Yrs but i wanted him to specify. Lloyd? Jeff? Beau?
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He’s his own man, but he’s the Andy Richter of podcast for Conan. So quick witted!
Their remote at the Korean spa was the funniest thing I have ever seen
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@@keanureeves666 😍your reply made my day!
@@Lizhao85 Sound's good, well I must confess that you sound so polite and, respectful where are you from?
I recently lost my job and really needed this - thanks guys
I haven't seen Steven genuinely laugh this hard during an interview in a while... Conan is the GOAT 👏 I said what I said!!!!
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@@keanureeves666 boy if u dont
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Right Now, he has the look of an Award-Winning Director! I’m calling it. much success Steven
Chill chum lesson: Success never looks like what you envision.
Conan and the Chill Chums are almost unspeakably decent human beings, and while I know they don't know it, and that we'll never meet, they play a significant role in my willingness to keep going. Thanks for everything.
Wish you very best !👏😀
Steven needs a reality shows where he does everyday stuff with his kids, and they should call it "The Young Yeuns" or something.
Considering how secretive he is, he'll probably not too enthusiastic with the idea
Not a single dislike on this video - Vanced confirmed. This guy is that likeable
Problem with Conan's philosophy is that he is part of a micro percentage of people who achieve the level of success, and happiness and fulfillment as he has. Majority of people don't recover, or only partially recover from major set backs in their lives.. whether they embrace them and can accept them or not, the reality is that it isn't your attitude towards them that determines future success, but a lot of it is luck as to how they end up informing your life and future opportunities.
I realise this is a very pessimistic outlook, I'm just looking at the facts though.
Hindsight is what gives Conan the ability to say all worked out for the best. It could very easily not have though. And if he was as accepting of his circumstances then as he is now, very likely he wouldn't have gotten anywhere. He has always been very driven. That is the element that's probably most relevant. And with that comes a lot of stress, anxiety and depression. And not everyone makes it.
Greatly said.
Same thing could be said about Steven. Imagine failing in one role and then immediately getting casted as a major character for what would turn out to be the biggest show on television at one point.
Conan's message isn't about guaranteeing that you will get something better to bounce back/recover. His message is that when you are feeling devastated, don't immediately give up on everything because there is always the "potential" to achieve something better than you had initially imagined. Meaning that a person "believes" they know what is best for them, but in reality, nobody knows what is best for them. Just like how parents believe they know what's best for their children while they are actually following society's trends. In philosophy, we should not believe we know what's best for anyone because nobody knows the future. So Conan's message is just telling you not to self-destruct or give up the moment you lose what you wanted. He's not actually guaranteeing you that you will get something better.
@@Viewer13128 Thanks. That is definitely a more helpful way of looking at things, than the way I generally interpret and consequently dismiss the encouraging messages given by people who are very successful.
The main point I was making which still holds true, is that it's important for people to realise that success usually comes DESPITE the set-backs, not BECAUSE of them. It's disingenuous and unfair on those who are really struggling in their lives to say 'look at where I came from, look at all the bad stuff that happened to me, now look at where I am now. No reason you can't do it too!!'.
I do agree that isn't what Conan does though.
@@Alice-ui9oy If you watched other Conan's podcast episodes, you will know that he's clearly aware that luck is a major part of why he is succesful now. So yeah, I think Tla is on point on that message.
I love bridges.. we're doing suspensions next week?
classic gourlz 🤣🤣🤣
They should’ve interviewed Mr.Lee from the spa
Whoever is running this podcast. If you make a Patreon that has full video podcast. I would pay for this. Just the expressions that Conan makes is worth the money.
I agree! I listen to the podcast but also rewatch the clips - it just adds another dimension
love his shifty lil eyes
Need a compilation video of Conan talking about LOTR lol
“Yeah you in the tank.”
THAT HAT IS FIRE
Right?! I can't find it anywhere.
Waiting for him to get back to invincible for season 2….
when you have kids, going to the dentist is a celebration, a spa like experience even.
i have been waiting for this episode since 2018
It feels so weird that he played in a predominantly horror based show but he doesn't like horror.
Well, I don't know... He *DOES* like iHop...
And he was in Nope lol he honestly is a phenomenal horror actor though
@@emkenobi Oh wtf, I just realized that was him in Nope 😂
It’s been all downhill for TWD since they killed off Glen.
It's been downhill long before that. Try season 4
@@Dukeflyhawker el Rick de la temporada 5???
@@ailthonsebastiansarocruz5921 I wouldn't know. I quit in anger at the end of 4
4 was great, the 1st half was amazing
@@ralphdadon3026 yes, the first half of 4 was fine. Seemed like something was building. Second half was trash. The Governor returns episode stands out as the worst episode I can recall in any top rated show up until that time
Just goes to show everything happens for a reason. ❤
Can we get both Lauren and Steven on this podcast?
You need to travel America with Steven and do remotes.
Steven has a star. Everyone were sad when they killed him on twd.
Went for sketch comedy and ended up one of the best actors on the walking dead
Sometimes Conan talks too much, I just wanted Steve Yeun telling the whole story about him getting his role in TWD
I LOVE BRIDGES
I NEED THAT HAT
Glen's death was one of the unnecessarily unnecessary ever in television. It felt personal and just turns you off the show.
no it wasnt , it was very important and i am glad he died so we got negan
He died in the comics so it’s not unnecessary
it was literally how he died in the comics....what were you expecting we'd known it was coming for years?
@@melosivitch some things shouldn’t be adapted from the comics
@@patrickryan1092 Of all of the events of the comics, I feel like Negan killing Glenn was the most asked for moment....For years all I heard was fans asking whether Negan would kill glenn, and the anticipation after the finale cliffhanger left everyone dissecting the audio file, trying to figure out if it was glenn who died. And when it happened, it really proved how much that the stakes were high and anyone could die. It was the moment of the show that sticks with me the most and was one of the most jaw dropping scenes in TV history. I don't know why anyone would ever want to change that. It was the shows game of thrones moment and it nailed it.
is it possible to watch the entire podcast in video format?
“The Walking Red” - Cone Z terrorizes small town by opening weed dispensary
Troy Michigan in the house!
I never knew there was a video format for the podcast. I’ve been listening to it on Spotify. Where can I watch the videos?
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Eating alone at an Ihop? I wish. I used to eat alone outside 7/11. You don't know pain, Steve.
We're doing suspensions next week?
0 dislike love to see it
Hey Steven, you're gonna need a bigger boat.
He’s sooooo good in I think you should leave. Still breaks me thinking about walking dead
The poop sketch lol
I didn't know he was in second city. No wonder he's so funny.
I think the lesson here is that just because something happens in the comics doesn’t mean you need to ruin a tv show by killing the best character.
The first season of The Walking Dead was so damn good! Such a shame that it warped into such a snooze-fest.
That Steven Youewen is so funny... What? Realy it's pronounced Youwn?? My bad
Yeun. It's literally in the title of the video.
Understood, but I was referring to an interview Conan did of Steven a few years back. Conan had been mispronouncing Steven’s last name for almost 4 years. Check it out on TH-cam… Steven was hysterical
@@robertsimonson2341 lmao I remember that
don't have kids, ppl
Shouldnt of had such a sloppy mud pie
This is literally just Conan talking
Gee it’s almost like that’s his job description
🥞🥓🍳🤤
Anybody know why Jack McBrayer never got on the podcast?
I dropped , that is all,,,
Man 2nd to like the vid…yay to me
I paused z ,, ,, crozz ,,,, cross , a z
Goolsby ey ,, ,you
First
Billionth person to say first....so no..
You have to have a click and I have to change the life of the poor May Allah bless you in 2022, keep your father's shadow safe on you. Give him a long life.a
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is this conans main gig now these podcasts? i feel like there are too many podcasts that are just this. nothing wrong with podcasts but why not pick an interesting location? mile high club podcast or something crazy? and at the end of every podcast you jump out the plane.
Huh
I bet this guy doesn't use enough toilet paper after he's done making mudpies.
I tried-I really tried-listening to this entire podcast with Steven Yeun, but I could only make it about half way through before I had to quit. Why? Because I’ve never heard ANYONE say the word “like” so constantly (as an aside) in my life. After a while, all I was hearing coming out of his mouth was LIKE, and I couldn’t pay attention to anything else he was trying to say.
Someone-his agent, his wife, etc.-would be doing him a huge favor to tell him to remove the word “like” from his vocabulary, permanently.
Conan talks too much
@@HistoriasEmpresariales That, too.
Spoiler: Mr. Yeun talks for about 30 seconds of this, then listens to Conan for about 4 minutes. Fine. But the title shouldn’t indicate Yeun does much beyond deliver forced laughter to Conan’s regurgitated, overly long story.
Cringe af!
I lol'd to "More syrup" 🥞🧇
And yay for IHOP 😁
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