Comment below if anyone has taken that sh$$ today and how many pieces were left inside the toilet bowl throne..also lastly comment how much TP you all used to clean them 💩 stains in between them cheeks yo...😂😂😂
Lastly comment below if anyone has ever smelled your socks and feet after wearing shoes all day in your life...like you smell the stench of your foot sweat...dont be shy and just admit that most of you have smelled your feet and in between your toes with the lint from the socks...💯💯💯
Simu is such a gem. Asking the interviewer questions about himself, offering him water, complimenting his questions, and giving lovely and genuine answers. I adore Simu.
Simu talking about WongFu just really hit home. He perfectly highlighted the significance that WongFu had and still have on the Asian community and it truly shows how humble he is.
I was shocked when I heard the name Wong Fu. I watched so many of their shorts back in the day and every now and then I would check back and see what they were up to. I havent in a long time so that name really took me back!
Especially since he described himself as being super arrogant, in his youth (Abercombie wannbe-but-eventual-model, shit-don't-stink boy band member). I loved this episode, & I TOTALLY dug "Shang-Chi", wonky CGI & all.
@@smallfryskilledge1550 Pretending perhaps isn't the best word. But he is mirroring his guests and tries to adapt to their body language. If the guest struggles, so will Sean.
Get this man in some Rom-Coms, intense dramas, thrillers, etc. yes we want the Shang-chi sequels, but I agree, get this man and other Asian stars in more movies that aren’t always surrounding their martial arts abilities
This is why I love that movie searching. I think that’s what it was called. The lead character was Asian and he was fantastic. I can’t remember his name but I believe he’s playing Spike in the Cowboy Bebop live action series?
@@devtech8901 Yeah it's incredibly common so I don't know why OP doesn't know that or recognize it except for when it's Simu... but to be fair I think Sean still does enjoy it.
His observation about Qui-Gon and his role in the prequels as a counterpoint to the rigidity and cult like manner of the Jedi council shows he is a true Star Wars fan! If Qui-Gon survived, Anakin would never have turned to the dark side.
@@calvinwcox1990 No he was not meant to die. That's the reason the song is called Duel of the Fates. It's the fight for the fate of Anakin (and also everyone else lol). Obi-Wan was supposed to raise Anakin like a father, but instead more of a brother/friend hence "You were my brother Anakin!"
I don't understand what acting like a Marvel star means. I've seen Marvel movies and TV stars at comic coms answer the same questions over and over and never being rude.
@@sean_mccadden If pain is what we want, then they need to get moistcritikal/Charlie/penguinz0/famous hunger games actor on the show, Charlie can't handle hot foods very well, so this would be a blast to watch lol
This is very strange: a few seconds before I was genuinely asking myself “how many hot wings has this guy had? He must be sick of them.” And then simu literally asks it. I love that he’s so happy to ask, and be genuinely interested in the interviewer’s response.
Most Canadians are. If you watch the last academy awards that was hosted by jimmy kimmel, Ryan gosling was the first and probably the only one who stood up to greet the tourists. It was during the bit where jimmy brought in tourists to meet the stars in the Kodak theatre.
Sean literally succeeds at setting up like the greatest first date ever with each guest. They don't realize it but they're on the greatest date of their lives, having the most lovely conversation, with Sean 🤣 Love this show!
The thing that boggles my mind is that Sean isn't some sort of wing eating champion...he's suffering as much as the guest yet he's still so composed. Guy's insane.
He'd make my not straight. I enjoy every conversation he did on each episode, he knows his guest well & so well-considerated and that sits well with me & many of you here.
@@galvanizd I don’t agree. Nardwuar’s whole shtick is shocking celebrities with random sass little known facts about themselves. Sean works those facts seamlessly into engaging and entertaining conversation. Sean’s more natural and less for shock effect. It’s what makes him better.
@@sarawinardi6745 He wanted to do another season, so did the network and everyone in the cast but the producers cancelled the series. The producers then went and created a spin-off with literally the only non Asian character in the show.
my dad worked on shang chi and only has nice things to say about simu! he was extremely respectful and kind to cast and crew and learnt everyone’s names and called them by their name.
@@hamishcxnxry9133 it sounds basic, yet many celebrities fail to do it man. It seems normal but it isn’t with so many entitled celebs all over the world
@@DonaMemjpeg I mean, you're just as likely to see an idiotic 18 year-old driving Daddy's Audi R8 at Ivey as you are to see an actually talented, driven business student. It's more of a frat than a prestigious school. (And that's coming from a Western alumnus) That said, I agree with OP that he's very well-spoken and genuine. One of the good eggs for sure.
@@mayurikurotsuchi9170 he really is that nice. If he is doing the fake nice thing. Props to him. Because I have been following him since his Canada days and he is doing the LOOOOONG con.
@@VideoNozoki you are literally bringing up Asian shows created in Asia. Simu Liu represents asian american/canadian roles. Even the Asian Actor who was in Squid game, when he came to the US to do a role in GI Joe, he was shocked that his white co stars wouldn't look him in the eye, and when he visited starbucks white people thought he was fucking Ken Jeong even though he was tall and good looking. Asian stars in Asia get treated way different than Asian American/Canadians here in north America, Asians in NA tend to get stereotyped and typecasted hard in very unflattering roles. Also who the fuck are you to dictate to Asians about their Asian american experience. If you are white if you no place to tell how Asians how they should feel about their experiences, and if you are Asian you either didn't grow up in NA or have some insane internalized racism you need to deal with.
If I am being honest. What truly makes this show special is not just the interaction with the wings. But watching two people conversate. This is a podcast not an interview lol. You rarely get to see famous people open up so honestly as you do on this show.
My wife, who is a CPA, had a good laugh when she heard Simu talk about his stint in accounting. As a senior manager she regularly provides performance reviews on the newer employees.
16:50 and I'm dead. "It's like getting your heart broken for the first time." Then walked us through it! Haha I watched Shang Chi 4 times in theater and a dozen times (certain scenes) at home. He's just so darn CUTE! This interview tells me that his acting is really just him being himself. I need more movies with Simu in them to see his range. He IS Shang Chi! ❤
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I love how Simu Liu just asks Sean questions, it seems like a conversation between two friends and not an interviewer interviewing a celebrity. LOVE Simu Liu!
When Simu mentioned Wong Fu and how these early asian American youtubers were the only representation we had, I really felt that. Great to see more people like you Simu and great interview as always Sean!
@@VideoNozoki are you even asian? If not, kindly shut the fuck up. I was born in 1994 & it wasn't until youtube that I started seeing people who looked like me on any screen. It wasn't until then that I thought Asians were cool for the 1st time in my life. yeah so there were a few years where some movies came out about. Which was pretty much just Ip Man & Rush Hour. Other than roles about martial arts & being an asian punchline (I do love rush hour though but still), there were 0 opportunities. Then the years following, even those roles weren't around. radio silence. In fact, 2008s #oscarsowhite which was about POC representation in media.... had 3 young asian kids come out in overalls & glasses holding notebooks & calculators & made fun of them with asian jokes the entire segment. No one batted an eye. Someone's nickname on love & hip hop was "chink" b/c his eyes were small. This slur was allowed to be used on national TV. Like I said, I saw 0 people who looked like me on my screens until youtube. It wasn't until kevjumba, nigahiga, bubzbeauty, wongfuproductions, & michellephan that I started loving who I was. The reason Asians dominated youtube in the beginning was b/c it gave creative people with no options in mainstream media a way to create content.
I cried when he mentioned WongFu Productions. I remember watching so many of their videos, I basically grew up with them. It was such a wonderful experience to see Asian representation in my childhood when all other ones for me were overplayed stereotypes, side characters or limited to films in my mother's tongue. And continuing to see an expansion more recently in films or shows like Crazy Rich Asians, Peacock's We Are Lady Parts, Shang Chi and much more. I can understand where Simu Lui' s fondness for the group comes from.
I was Simu's uber driver in Sydney when they finished filming. Such a down to earth and cool guy. Easily the best drunk passenger ive had at 2am haha regret not getting a photo though =(
He is the literal definition of rags-to-riches and I love that. Hearing his stories about his stock photos and random one-off gigs and seeing him successful now makes me happy.
There is a channel somewhere that analyzes the great nature of Sean's interviewing skills. Research, inquisitiveness, having an unorthodox "hook" like hot wings to break the guests walls down, etc.
I would love to see an episode of this show where you do a "wing roulette" and each person has to eat the wing the spin lands on without knowing what sauce it is. Please make this happen.
Eh. It's probably not as fun. The build up is what makes this fun. When someone gets the Apollo on their first wing, they'll not taste the other wings and just be sweating forever.
@@1337-Nathaniel I agree completely, I was thinking have 10 people and each person gets 1 wing. They all eat at the same time and wait to see who says "holy sh1t" 1st. I do love the build up though, especially when guests get cocky in the beginning
It's a cool idea but I don't think it would work. For most people who do this they probably are able to make it through all 10 wings because it's a build up of heat and they are given just enough time to adjust and prepare from wing to wing. It's also not just about heat but about how it hits and the flavor profiles while moving from one to the next.
@@harmmoney3397 Unfortunately most average people are so butthurt their own lives never went anywhere, that they have to act like celebs aren't people either, to make themselves feel better/superior. Jealously is helluva drug.
Mirroring is a huge technique for charisma. And one of the best ways to make people like you also happens to be making them feel like they are doing you a favor believe it or not.
“ANTIDOTE MY ASS!” “THIS IS NOT HOW MY MOTHER RAISED ME” “WHAT KIND OF EXAMPLE DO WE SET FOR THE CHILDREN” MAN, THIS IS THE KINDA DUDE YOU’D WANT TO GRAB WINGS WITH. I LOVE HOW THEY JUST VIBE
Simu: *literally dying, can barely speak because he is hyperventillating and stuffing handfuls of ice into his mouth, looks at Sean* You want some of this? Sean: *completely calm and collected, has 0 need for those ice cubes* Yeah, yeah. Both guys are such gentlemen, I can't.
Simu's been on all the talk shows and hosted SNL this year, but this Hot Ones interview was the only one I looked forward to. Def did not disappoint with the boba backup :)
Simu Liu calling Qui-Gon his favorite Jedi makes so much sense and has endeared me to his nerditude way more effectively than I expected. #FansForQuiGon
The way Simu fought through the last three wings was truly heroic. And honestly, Simu is probably one of the most likeable actors I've ever seen interviewed.
*said through tears* "We have to finish this last one. What example are we setting for the kids??" from one diasporic asian to another, he really went Turbo on the asian dad moment there
I love how in every interview, there’s at least one question that the guest is impressed with - the reference, the research. And that really hooks them in and gets them much more involved than a regular interview.
@My Info Canadians tend to acknowledge their ethnic background. Italians, Greeks, Serbian, Lebanese, German, Norwegian etc. They would normally just be “white” in the US, but even multi-generation Canadians still acknowledge their ethnic background. There are some that don’t, but usually that’s due to losing connections to their extended family, or not participating in local community. That’s a lot less common amongst BIPOC, for the obvious reason: physical appearance.
@@checksanity I agree, 100%. How many Americans would just say “Oh, I’m American. White.” Almost any time I’ve asked people will say “Greek” (whatever it is), and the Canadian part is just assumed.
@@ohdaUtube Not really, no. Though some still acknowledge that they are British-ethnically and culturally. That’s unlikely after the second generation though. I think it’s because the British were the primary and majority colonial entity. Also Canada is still part of the British commonwealth. Whereas, people who are of French ethnicity are French Canadian or Québécois (if they’re from Québec-there were French that settled in other provinces too).
Simu’s too naturally talented to be “just the martial arts guy.” Shang-Chi will be huge in the MCU, no doubt, but he’ll be smart & determined enough to pivot that success into other roles as well.
He is an amazing actor and will be huge for the MCU and for Asian American actors in general, very charismatic and charming. As a kid I would have the whole outfit and toys!
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Hope he doesn't get type casted for sure and enjoys success. We never know what is in the closet but he seems like just a genuine and likable actor. I've heard someone already dug up petty crap on him. Hope the head hunters don't get him.
Hope he doesn't get type casted for sure and enjoys success. We never know what is in the closet but he seems like just a genuine and likable actor. I've heard someone already dug up petty crap on him. Hope the head hunters don't get him.
@@McCandlessMike Bugs mate. Or internet not loading. You've never had it happen on anything where you're like hit enter, and do it again? I definitely cannot type word for word on the same idea of a post. IDK anything except that I did not copy and paste!
Love that Simu and Sean shouted out Wong Fu!! They're such an inspiration and an advocate for the Asian American community. We're blessed to have seen so many wonderful actors perform in their videos
As a Mississauga boy, so genuinely proud of Simu. He's always representing with such pride and decency. I hope the mainstream gives more roles like in Kim's Convenience. Can't wait to see him grow.
So true. Reminds me of when I was venting to a college friend of mine (who's Korean) about how much I sucked at basic math and he was like "same, I hate math". And then I later found out he was like several math levels ahead of me lol
@@siiiiiuu7 my wife is Korean and sometimes complains about being a failure. She's also a fourth year medical student who had a perfect entrance exam score 🤦♂️
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when Sean asked Simu if he wanted to try the boba they made especially for him i’m not sure why i expected Sean to pass Simu his cup, as if they were just two friends trying each others drinks 😅 loved this interview so much, Hot Ones never disappoints 👏
Oh shit! That 10 ring graphic along with a faint Marvel fanfare while Simu struggles through the heat is such a nice touch. The production team for Hot Ones are truly up there with the best!
SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN WINGS!
Keanu or Conan please😊
Comment below if anyone has taken that sh$$ today and how many pieces were left inside the toilet bowl throne..also lastly comment how much TP you all used to clean them 💩 stains in between them cheeks yo...😂😂😂
Lastly comment below if anyone has ever smelled your socks and feet after wearing shoes all day in your life...like you smell the stench of your foot sweat...dont be shy and just admit that most of you have smelled your feet and in between your toes with the lint from the socks...💯💯💯
Brilliant 👏
KEANU FOR THE MATRIX: RESURRECTIONS!!!!!
simu being a proper star wars nerd is great
So true kwite.
“Kwite”- the man
I just got into an argument the other day about how Qui-Gon Jinn is one of the best Jedi but I didn't back it up as eloquently as Simu.
"Proper Starwars fan"? He missed the era of the old republic with thousends of years xD
@@Rollsspelsmusik the fact that he said qui-gon was enough for me! no true star wars fan likes those 3 films
Simu is such a gem. Asking the interviewer questions about himself, offering him water, complimenting his questions, and giving lovely and genuine answers. I adore Simu.
hes just a true canadian
I couldn’t agree more
As a Canadian should 😌
No doubt one of my favorite FWF episodes ever.
he is so genuine and sweet
Sean, telling a Canadian not to apologize is like telling him not to breathe.
LoL true !!
Sean: Don't apologize Simu
Simu: Sorry, oh wait sorry, oh my bad, oh I did it again
i thought you’re gonna say asian 💀
🇨🇦 sorry
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Okay he's officially gotta be in a future star wars movie now
Right
He voiced a character in Visions so he’s technically in it now
Well disney owns marvel and star wars now so I guess they can make it happen
Hopefully no. Nothing against him, but anything coming out of disney is garbage. He could be in a star wars game, though.
@@mikearaujo377 so the mandalorian is garbage? 😂🙈
Simu talking about WongFu just really hit home. He perfectly highlighted the significance that WongFu had and still have on the Asian community and it truly shows how humble he is.
I was shocked when I heard the name Wong Fu. I watched so many of their shorts back in the day and every now and then I would check back and see what they were up to. I havent in a long time so that name really took me back!
hearing wong fu really took me back man. it's amazing
Yes!! Hearing that felt so relatable and comforting. I grew up watching WongFu as well.
Loved watching wongfu! I remember watching wongfu weekend vlogs…Wes, Phil and Ted!
I started watching them and Wasabi productions in high school. It amazing how far everyone has gone! I miss those old TH-cam days.
This dude is a beast. Big bites, not wussing out, finished the last dab.
RESPECT..
Asians raised to not waste food haha
@@3TYKX oh god yeah.
Yeah, he's the first guest I've seen that FINISHED the last wing!!! WTF! Simu's a badass!
@Pᴀᴡɴ Sᴛᴀʀs🇫ᴀɴ wtf
Watch the one with Shia LaBeouf, he truly has everyone beat hands down.
This dude just seems like a chill dude who’s just one of the boys and doesn’t let fame get to his head. Kudos to him, wish him nothing but the best.
Especially since he described himself as being super arrogant, in his youth (Abercombie wannbe-but-eventual-model, shit-don't-stink boy band member). I loved this episode, & I TOTALLY dug "Shang-Chi", wonky CGI & all.
or it's just another great act that has you fooled lol
You don’t know what’s going on in his head.
Oh yeah, so chill in fact he sees nothing wrong with pedos. Maybe look up his recent comments etc before putting him on a pedestal.
@@jcfra420 source?
He is such a likeable, honest and humble guy. So happy to see that he has made a name for himself in the industry.
Sean pretending to be in pain to make his guests feel less ashamed is a whole fucking art form.
He's a master of mirroring his guests
He’s not pretending they just usually don’t show him in pain.
@@smallfryskilledge1550 Pretending perhaps isn't the best word. But he is mirroring his guests and tries to adapt to their body language. If the guest struggles, so will Sean.
@@ginters5389 Yeah, mirror is the best way to put it. He has stated that the wings do affect him too in past interviews.
Haha I thought this too
Sean: “No, no! Make no apologies.”
Simu: _is dying_
Simu: *”I apologize.”*
a true canadian lol
@@megadiabrous came here to say the same thing.
Yeah. Us canadians start our sentences with sorry lol
a real canadien
I'd say like 90% of my conversations do start with me saying it lol
Get this man in some Rom-Coms, intense dramas, thrillers, etc. yes we want the Shang-chi sequels, but I agree, get this man and other Asian stars in more movies that aren’t always surrounding their martial arts abilities
This is why I love that movie searching. I think that’s what it was called. The lead character was Asian and he was fantastic. I can’t remember his name but I believe he’s playing Spike in the Cowboy Bebop live action series?
Yes!
@@loneshinobi2682 I think it's John Cho? I haven't seen yet, but want to
@@ajanco23 yep! That’s his name. Fantastic movie can’t recommend it enough
Simu is going to be in the RomCom "One True Loves" Phillipa Soo coming out 2022
And "Searching" with John Cho is an amazing movie.
7:45 You can tell Sean is really happy, for the longest time he was the one interviewing but Simu liu actually cares about him.
I doubt it. Pretty sure everyone asks Sean this hahaha
its a very common question for Sean to get asked
@@devtech8901 Yeah it's incredibly common so I don't know why OP doesn't know that or recognize it except for when it's Simu... but to be fair I think Sean still does enjoy it.
I love how Simu asked Sean questions too. He’s such a nice humble person
“This is not how my mother raised me”-felt that quote on a personal level.
Every asian kids for some level can relate to that
:V
Definitely me as an asian being able to get drunk with friends for the first time.
@@kevinchandra1601 ALL kids should relate to that (my humble opinion)
@@mikestephens5346 I second this
His observation about Qui-Gon and his role in the prequels as a counterpoint to the rigidity and cult like manner of the Jedi council shows he is a true Star Wars fan! If Qui-Gon survived, Anakin would never have turned to the dark side.
lmao true. no one considers how Anakin needed a dad like Qui-Gon
Wait so Qui-Gon sacrificed himself so Anakin could fulfill his destiny?
@@calvinwcox1990 No he was not meant to die. That's the reason the song is called Duel of the Fates. It's the fight for the fate of Anakin (and also everyone else lol). Obi-Wan was supposed to raise Anakin like a father, but instead more of a brother/friend hence "You were my brother Anakin!"
Really looking forward to the obi-wan series and seeing more of how he failed Anakin
An he technically brought balance to the force until he went too far
Simu is such a genuine person and it shows. He doesnt even act like a marvel star, i wish him the best
I don't understand what acting like a Marvel star means. I've seen Marvel movies and TV stars at comic coms answer the same questions over and over and never being rude.
I really appreciate Sean’s honesty when he asked if he still likes wings. not just saying “oh yeah I love it” but he actually went into detail.
He's actually talked about this multiple times already, but I'm impressed that he still wants to talk about it :D
@@Ethylean not everyone has heard him talk about it so thats probably why lmao
I mean we’re all here for Sean’s interview skills and to see celebrities endure low amounts of pain 😂
I always like when Sean gets asked questions. He is well spoken and articulate.
@@sean_mccadden If pain is what we want, then they need to get moistcritikal/Charlie/penguinz0/famous hunger games actor on the show, Charlie can't handle hot foods very well, so this would be a blast to watch lol
"Whats that for?"
"To pack up your sauces you get to take them home"
Simu's literal look of pain like why would i take this home with me XD
This is very strange: a few seconds before I was genuinely asking myself “how many hot wings has this guy had? He must be sick of them.” And then simu literally asks it. I love that he’s so happy to ask, and be genuinely interested in the interviewer’s response.
simu liu is literally the most kind and humble human being i have ever seen.
We call that Canadian :)
@@Daphoid i would point to Keanu Reeves, but he is also canadian, lol.
@@TheKilgoth actually Keanu is Lebanese.
@@thatstotallyhim9009 he's raised in Canada like Simu tho
Not knocking him at all but watch the Paul rudd one, I would say he trumps this
"It's been fun"
"Yeah"
"That's a lie"
I laughed too much at this than I imagined
That's what my ex said to me....
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“it’s been fun” … “that’s a lie” had me rolling LOL
The fact that he and the actor who played Appa in Kim’s Convenience are both such huge star wars nerds is so wonderful
I fallow his channel, Paul(Appa) is crazy about SW, I can imagine them geeking out on set of kims
I don’t understand why they didn’t highlight the show in one wing
@@ndnedie Yeah I was looking forward to a question about that show. I loved it.
Aaaw, he's one of the ones who immediately offered to share the ice. Just goes to show what a good guy he is
When?
@@malmonk8970 around 17:30
It's a Canadian ting 🥰
Most Canadians are. If you watch the last academy awards that was hosted by jimmy kimmel, Ryan gosling was the first and probably the only one who stood up to greet the tourists. It was during the bit where jimmy brought in tourists to meet the stars in the Kodak theatre.
Canadian here... “Sorry, sorry” “don’t apologize” *continues apologizing*. Exactly what I expect from a fellow Canadian
ahahah 😂
YES! We Are the Grandmasters of Apologies!!!
Then there's Wayne in Letterkenny
Canadian?? I thought he is malaysian?
“Its like getting your heart broken for the first time, there’s no way to stop the hurt.”
I love it!! 😂😂😂
This dude only got the role because he looks like Xi Xinping.
life goal: never try da bomb
@@krisersn3092 Lol, and what does Xi have to do with Simu Liu? He never supported CCP, so what's your beef with him?
Never has a truer statement ever been said!
@@krisersn3092 Is the N for Numbskull?
"What kind of example are we setting for the children?" 😂😂 Simu is a fucking legend of a guy! Hahah also a Star Wars fan 👏🏻👏🏻
I’m so happy for Simu’s success as of late. He more than deserves it.
How you know he deserves it? For all you know he could have killed people
@@peanutbutterman411 dang why so serious
@@peanutbutterman411 how do we know you didn’t kill anyone?
@@Plasma476 you don’t that’s the thing
@@peanutbutterman411 exactly what a murderer would say
I have never respected a guest's answer to a question as much as I did the Star Wars question. What a great answer.
Millennials are smart enough to see past the bs with the jedi. It wasn't all Anakin's fought.
fax!!!!
I love this question- answer. I was like, "please continue!"
That’s sad
Grey Jedi’s for the win! Loved his answer
Sean literally succeeds at setting up like the greatest first date ever with each guest. They don't realize it but they're on the greatest date of their lives, having the most lovely conversation, with Sean 🤣 Love this show!
Lol this is usually how I set up my first dates these days.
Knowing so much intimate knowledge about someone's personal life and past might be a little bit of a red flag for a first date however.
@@Grantimatter_ Right? That's a huge selling point of the show lol
The thing that boggles my mind is that Sean isn't some sort of wing eating champion...he's suffering as much as the guest yet he's still so composed. Guy's insane.
He'd make my not straight. I enjoy every conversation he did on each episode, he knows his guest well & so well-considerated and that sits well with me & many of you here.
Oh man, Simu was so cute. I want to see more of him now. "What kind of example are we setting for the children?" broke me. That was so funny.
Sean isn't just the wing guy. He's one of the best interviewers out there
💯
I'd be willing to say he is the best. What other interviewer makes celebrities more relatable?
Prolly Nardwuar is better than him.
@@galvanizd never watched. Thanks for the recommendation
@@galvanizd I don’t agree. Nardwuar’s whole shtick is shocking celebrities with random sass little known facts about themselves. Sean works those facts seamlessly into engaging and entertaining conversation. Sean’s more natural and less for shock effect. It’s what makes him better.
To be honest I was really hoping he would also ask about Kim's Convenience. That show is hilarious and wanted some stories from there as well.
I waited for that too!!!
Same!
I know, that’s where I know him from…
@@philchao really?? To me, that was where he got his big break, no?
@@sarawinardi6745 He wanted to do another season, so did the network and everyone in the cast but the producers cancelled the series. The producers then went and created a spin-off with literally the only non Asian character in the show.
my dad worked on shang chi and only has nice things to say about simu! he was extremely respectful and kind to cast and crew and learnt everyone’s names and called them by their name.
NO WAY THATS AWESOME
THATS LIT
Massive flex!
Wow sounds like basic human behaviour let’s celebrate him
@@hamishcxnxry9133 it sounds basic, yet many celebrities fail to do it man. It seems normal but it isn’t with so many entitled celebs all over the world
Simu seems like such a friendly and genuine guy. Instantly made the atmosphere in this video feel warm and open
He's really a very articulate person, in every interview, he knows how to present his idea clearly via words
Definitely eloquent/well-spoken!
He went to Ivey, which is a pretty prestigious school in Canada, so I'm not surprised!
Ehhh….
@@DonaMemjpeg I mean, you're just as likely to see an idiotic 18 year-old driving Daddy's Audi R8 at Ivey as you are to see an actually talented, driven business student. It's more of a frat than a prestigious school. (And that's coming from a Western alumnus)
That said, I agree with OP that he's very well-spoken and genuine. One of the good eggs for sure.
Bruuuuuh!!
U can definitely tell this man is pure of heart. He’s not one of those people pretending to be nice. He just is…
canadian tingzzz
uh well you would never really *know* by just watching interviews
@@mayurikurotsuchi9170 he really is that nice. If he is doing the fake nice thing. Props to him. Because I have been following him since his Canada days and he is doing the LOOOOONG con.
Pretty cool connection over the typecasting fears....clearly resonated with both of them!
Yeah Jackie Chan had a similar issue
Ml huh Yt t
And then Sean was like......imma still eat em tho....
@@VideoNozoki he's complaining that he's only asked to do Asian roles... which he's correct about. His big marvel break is SHANG CHI.
@@VideoNozoki you are literally bringing up Asian shows created in Asia. Simu Liu represents asian american/canadian roles. Even the Asian Actor who was in Squid game, when he came to the US to do a role in GI Joe, he was shocked that his white co stars wouldn't look him in the eye, and when he visited starbucks white people thought he was fucking Ken Jeong even though he was tall and good looking. Asian stars in Asia get treated way different than Asian American/Canadians here in north America, Asians in NA tend to get stereotyped and typecasted hard in very unflattering roles. Also who the fuck are you to dictate to Asians about their Asian american experience. If you are white if you no place to tell how Asians how they should feel about their experiences, and if you are Asian you either didn't grow up in NA or have some insane internalized racism you need to deal with.
Only people who have been heartbroken can describe what happens when your heart gets broken so accurately, well said both gentlemen.
he's such a likable person. So confident, well-spoken, and charming. We need to see him in a rom com.
He's actually filming one rn!! Lol 🙌
He has one with Phillipa Soo out next year
You should watch Kim's convenience - he has a romantic storyline
@@worldasleep00 That's so exciting! Will defs be watching for it
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If I am being honest. What truly makes this show special is not just the interaction with the wings. But watching two people conversate. This is a podcast not an interview lol. You rarely get to see famous people open up so honestly as you do on this show.
Welp would you look at that tuns out torturing people to get information out of them does work
@@Fisinocean i'd say, from my own experienced.... *yes, yes it does*
*converse
Thank you editor for putting in the stock photos Simu did while they talked about his past in accounting. Made me laugh so hard
that shit had me hollering
Yes! Simu will never live those down 😂
I respect the brutal honesty on his self assessment.
My wife, who is a CPA, had a good laugh when she heard Simu talk about his stint in accounting. As a senior manager she regularly provides performance reviews on the newer employees.
I work in one of the big 4 and in one of our training modules, they actually used Simu’s stock photos 😂
16:50 and I'm dead. "It's like getting your heart broken for the first time." Then walked us through it! Haha I watched Shang Chi 4 times in theater and a dozen times (certain scenes) at home. He's just so darn CUTE! This interview tells me that his acting is really just him being himself. I need more movies with Simu in them to see his range. He IS Shang Chi! ❤
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I love how Simu Liu just asks Sean questions, it seems like a conversation between two friends and not an interviewer interviewing a celebrity.
LOVE Simu Liu!
When Simu mentioned Wong Fu and how these early asian American youtubers were the only representation we had, I really felt that. Great to see more people like you Simu and great interview as always Sean!
Shout out for Wong Fu!!!
#WongFu4Lyfe
You mean Asian? Lol
Hell yeah Wong Fu represent!
Yes!! I watched wong fu from the beginning. Love them 💕 I was so excited when I found them
@@VideoNozoki are you even asian? If not, kindly shut the fuck up. I was born in 1994 & it wasn't until youtube that I started seeing people who looked like me on any screen. It wasn't until then that I thought Asians were cool for the 1st time in my life. yeah so there were a few years where some movies came out about. Which was pretty much just Ip Man & Rush Hour. Other than roles about martial arts & being an asian punchline (I do love rush hour though but still), there were 0 opportunities. Then the years following, even those roles weren't around. radio silence. In fact, 2008s #oscarsowhite which was about POC representation in media.... had 3 young asian kids come out in overalls & glasses holding notebooks & calculators & made fun of them with asian jokes the entire segment. No one batted an eye. Someone's nickname on love & hip hop was "chink" b/c his eyes were small. This slur was allowed to be used on national TV. Like I said, I saw 0 people who looked like me on my screens until youtube. It wasn't until kevjumba, nigahiga, bubzbeauty, wongfuproductions, & michellephan that I started loving who I was. The reason Asians dominated youtube in the beginning was b/c it gave creative people with no options in mainstream media a way to create content.
I cried when he mentioned WongFu Productions. I remember watching so many of their videos, I basically grew up with them. It was such a wonderful experience to see Asian representation in my childhood when all other ones for me were overplayed stereotypes, side characters or limited to films in my mother's tongue. And continuing to see an expansion more recently in films or shows like Crazy Rich Asians, Peacock's We Are Lady Parts, Shang Chi and much more. I can understand where Simu Lui' s fondness for the group comes from.
omg S A M E. The way Simu Liu talked about this is so accurate. They really impacted us in ways that can't be explained. Legends, all of em.
I hope this is just the first few steps in a new awakening. The world needs more Asian stories and representation, badly.
@@Deku420x I dunno maybe she married a Guerrero? Maybe her dad's last name is Guerrero? Maybe that's not her real name?
@@Deku420x She could be Filipino. We have a lot of Spanish last names.
@@Deku420x how unnecessary of a question ???????
I love this episode! Simu on that last wing was hilarious! 🤣
Make a song on how Thailand doesn’t have water and flex it
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it was chewbaka and an inporational speech all in one 😂
what a genuinely humble and funny guy, u can tell he makes people around him feel comfortable. i'm literally so happy for all his success
I was Simu's uber driver in Sydney when they finished filming. Such a down to earth and cool guy. Easily the best drunk passenger ive had at 2am haha regret not getting a photo though =(
Aw man
He was drunk? That’s so funny 😂
Freaking legend you are
@@LoveOnTheInsidex3 him aqua and homie wong went out partying in the end you remember? 🤣🤣🤣
Honestly I respect you a little more for not asking for a pic on his night out. :) That's cool.
He is the literal definition of rags-to-riches and I love that. Hearing his stories about his stock photos and random one-off gigs and seeing him successful now makes me happy.
@@TM-vy3gi L
@@TM-vy3gi what’s his job out of uni got to do with him being rich or poor? Lmao
@@sarahalzaher7474 the Top 4 company probably hired him coz they thought "Hey, he's Asian! must be good with numbers." Boy, did Simu prove them wrong.
@@TM-vy3gi Yet here are you not offering any examples for your argument. Stay trolly.
He's so funny... "What kind of example are we setting for the children?" LMAOOO
This might be the most real feeling episode of this show in awhile. Simu is so genuine, I love him
Agreed ♥️
He was our neighbor in Mississauga. He still visits us from time to time. Loves my mom’s cooking
Ahh that's so cute!
Soooooo lucky!
Sean is underrated as an interviewer. Always gets deep into his research and has definitely caught a few celebs off guard with his questions.
Yeah, this show always produces quality content
Bro how is Sean underrated!?! People know he's a beast
There is a channel somewhere that analyzes the great nature of Sean's interviewing skills. Research, inquisitiveness, having an unorthodox "hook" like hot wings to break the guests walls down, etc.
I would love to see an episode of this show where you do a "wing roulette" and each person has to eat the wing the spin lands on without knowing what sauce it is. Please make this happen.
Eh. It's probably not as fun. The build up is what makes this fun.
When someone gets the Apollo on their first wing, they'll not taste the other wings and just be sweating forever.
@@1337-Nathaniel I agree completely, I was thinking have 10 people and each person gets 1 wing. They all eat at the same time and wait to see who says "holy sh1t" 1st. I do love the build up though, especially when guests get cocky in the beginning
It's a cool idea but I don't think it would work. For most people who do this they probably are able to make it through all 10 wings because it's a build up of heat and they are given just enough time to adjust and prepare from wing to wing. It's also not just about heat but about how it hits and the flavor profiles while moving from one to the next.
I think it would be a good idea.
You'd have to change the flavors, rather than make it about heat intensity.
this show really does introduce these people as PEOPLE more than any other piece of media out there. Amazing work
Right? Who knew celebrities were actual people, with actual life experiences and emotions. It's like a foreign concept to a lot of people apparently.
@@harmmoney3397 Unfortunately most average people are so butthurt their own lives never went anywhere, that they have to act like celebs aren't people either, to make themselves feel better/superior. Jealously is helluva drug.
The analogy with da bomb and a heartbreak was actually the most accurate way to describe it😂
You're the perfect account to make this comment 😆
Similar to how Salma Hayek described it. “You don’t even get to feel any flavor just pain. Like a bad lover.”
We all knew his confidence would be shattered! "This is not how my mother raised me...." what a great line...lol!
"Mama didn't raise no bitch, so why am I punking out like this?!"
Easily the nicest dude and most genuine guy i’ve seen on the show. Proud Canadian and i could watch this 100x
Sean is the best interviewer, bringing questions that no one would ask. He really does his deep research before every guest. Great show.
and not going into their personal life too ,guys the best
The square one question made me nerd out.
Narduar
Someone always says this every video zzz
Kim’s convenience ;(
Simu: What's that for?
Producer: We're gonna pack up your sauces, you get to take them all with you!
Simu: AW HELL NAW!!!
Just him saying sorry about almost everything, only goes to show, he really is Canadian
I would LOVE to see a round-up episode at the end of every season, showing each person’s immediate reaction to the wings from 1-10. It’d be hilarious
Hot Ones Hot Takes
Love how Sean doesn't need any drinks but will take anything the guest offers to make them feel better like when he accepts ice from simu here
i thought that was hilarious
i’ve noticed that he mirrors his guests a lot. makes them feel comfortable around him and more open to conversation, all around great guy
Mirroring is a huge technique for charisma. And one of the best ways to make people like you also happens to be making them feel like they are doing you a favor believe it or not.
So many gems in this. Star wars info, hit sauce / relationship analogy, perseverance
And lost boy band stories
Dude, “Da Bomb is like getting your heart broken for the first time” LMAOOOOOO
Production on point too again. Love the hint of the Marvel theme coming in throughout Da Bomb.
Can I get a second chance? Lol. I am sober living outside LA. Pay my way over to studio. !!
and wrapped up with an Epic finish. Great episode.
“ANTIDOTE MY ASS!”
“THIS IS NOT HOW MY MOTHER RAISED ME”
“WHAT KIND OF EXAMPLE DO WE SET FOR THE CHILDREN”
MAN, THIS IS THE KINDA DUDE YOU’D WANT TO GRAB WINGS WITH. I LOVE HOW THEY JUST VIBE
Yes, this is the kinda dude I want to grab his spicy WING 😩😩
@@KhoiV HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! OOOPS
Second one timestamp?
@@kimineko4566 17:52
Shut up
Simu Liu is the kind of guy who becomes even cuter the more you look at him. Now he's a full-blown crush ❤️😊.
Simu: *literally dying, can barely speak because he is hyperventillating and stuffing handfuls of ice into his mouth, looks at Sean* You want some of this?
Sean: *completely calm and collected, has 0 need for those ice cubes* Yeah, yeah.
Both guys are such gentlemen, I can't.
Mouse?
@@Slayrron.Hunter Ahh, yes, corrected. Maybe I shouldn't type in the middle of the night, huh?
@@UmbraKrameri I dunno
guests doing the weirdest thing and sean would jump in without blinking an eye like when aubrey plaza snorting milk into her nose
@@MrRay168 What the hell?
I love how you can tell immediately he was raised to be respectful and polite. Manners are free people!!
I love how Simu asks Sean his own question; a wholesome question from a wholesome guy and it just can't be said enough. Simu is such a bro.
Simu Liu is hilarious, "It's like getting your heart broken for the first time." Great episode.
Simu's been on all the talk shows and hosted SNL this year, but this Hot Ones interview was the only one I looked forward to. Def did not disappoint with the boba backup :)
@G O M E S___________🍑🍎 isnt there some way for youtube to catch all these dash filled comment bots?
Simu Liu calling Qui-Gon his favorite Jedi makes so much sense and has endeared me to his nerditude way more effectively than I expected. #FansForQuiGon
Qui-Gon easily one of the best Jedi ever yeah I'm also a fan of qui-gon 😄
Pretty sure he was describing Obi-Wan though :/
@@swimfreakcmb It was Qui-Gon who decided to train start Anankin's training, he just got clapped an hour an later and had to outsource the job to Obi.
I really liked the way Qui-Gon talked into an Epilady.
He’s going to go far. That personality is just something else!
I honestly love him so much! so happy with all his success, shang-chi was absolutely amazing
The way Simu fought through the last three wings was truly heroic. And honestly, Simu is probably one of the most likeable actors I've ever seen interviewed.
Amen
One of the more free flowing conversational hot ones interviews out there. Simu is a natural!
It was a great back and forth. Sean with the questions and him with the conversationalist question that allowed just chill chatting. Perfect.
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*said through tears* "We have to finish this last one. What example are we setting for the kids??"
from one diasporic asian to another, he really went Turbo on the asian dad moment there
Simu is just an amazing human being.
I would love to be his friend.
This was a dope episode. It felt less like an interview and more of a conversation. I hope these guys become friends afterwards.
I love how in every interview, there’s at least one question that the guest is impressed with - the reference, the research. And that really hooks them in and gets them much more involved than a regular interview.
Facts! Well said my friend
Simu is helping change the ideals of a hero. So proud he’s Asian Canadian, and that he is the right sort of champion for them!
@My Info no
@My Info Canadians tend to acknowledge their ethnic background. Italians, Greeks, Serbian, Lebanese, German, Norwegian etc. They would normally just be “white” in the US, but even multi-generation Canadians still acknowledge their ethnic background. There are some that don’t, but usually that’s due to losing connections to their extended family, or not participating in local community. That’s a lot less common amongst BIPOC, for the obvious reason: physical appearance.
@@checksanity do they also call people of British decent, British Canadian?
@@checksanity I agree, 100%. How many Americans would just say “Oh, I’m American. White.” Almost any time I’ve asked people will say “Greek” (whatever it is), and the Canadian part is just assumed.
@@ohdaUtube Not really, no. Though some still acknowledge that they are British-ethnically and culturally. That’s unlikely after the second generation though.
I think it’s because the British were the primary and majority colonial entity. Also Canada is still part of the British commonwealth. Whereas, people who are of French ethnicity are French Canadian or Québécois (if they’re from Québec-there were French that settled in other provinces too).
The fact that he mentions Qui Gonn Jin makes me give this guy 5 stars.
Literally bro
I love his priority for asian representation. We Asians really need more representation in this world.
“What kind of example are we setting for the children” LMFAOO
Simu’s too naturally talented to be “just the martial arts guy.” Shang-Chi will be huge in the MCU, no doubt, but he’ll be smart & determined enough to pivot that success into other roles as well.
He is an amazing actor and will be huge for the MCU and for Asian American actors in general, very charismatic and charming. As a kid I would have the whole outfit and toys!
Gotta appreciate how Sean looks out for his guests! Always cautioning about being careful not to wipe their eyes with their hands. Love it!👀🖐🏽
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I already liked him as an actor, and felt a kinship for a fellow Canadian, but his earnest shame at being a terrible account won me completely over.
Hope he doesn't get type casted for sure and enjoys success.
We never know what is in the closet but he seems like just a genuine and likable actor.
I've heard someone already dug up petty crap on him. Hope the head hunters don't get him.
Hope he doesn't get type casted for sure and enjoys success.
We never know what is in the closet but he seems like just a genuine and likable actor.
I've heard someone already dug up petty crap on him. Hope the head hunters don't get him.
He's so chill, charismatic and charming. I like him already. I have the movie and will watch it this weekend.
@@dianapennepacker6854 why would you say this twice ol bot one?
@@McCandlessMike Bugs mate. Or internet not loading. You've never had it happen on anything where you're like hit enter, and do it again?
I definitely cannot type word for word on the same idea of a post.
IDK anything except that I did not copy and paste!
Love that Simu and Sean shouted out Wong Fu!! They're such an inspiration and an advocate for the Asian American community. We're blessed to have seen so many wonderful actors perform in their videos
I’ve been watching Wong Fu clips since I was a kid, love those guys
I think the sound editor is the unsung hero of all of these episodes, bro sets the mood
“Its like getting your heart broken for the first time… there’s no way to stop the hurt!” Hahahaha nice one lol
As a Mississauga boy, so genuinely proud of Simu. He's always representing with such pride and decency. I hope the mainstream gives more roles like in Kim's Convenience. Can't wait to see him grow.
i played against many of your hockey teams back in the 1970's! some tough kids in that town and surrounding areas, i think i still have bruises...
So sad that Kim’s Convenience ended like that. Wish him more projects.
I’m glad he said Mississauga right many people say it wrong 😭
Might be my favorite Hot Ones episode. Simu is on his way to becoming a legend. The guy literally exudes charisma.
fr like i’m getting major ryan reynolds vibes from this guy and i am here for it
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I read that as “exudes cinema”
Only a true Asian can be a heavily trained, professional accountant at a big 4 firm and say he's bad at accounting. I felt that.
So true. Reminds me of when I was venting to a college friend of mine (who's Korean) about how much I sucked at basic math and he was like "same, I hate math". And then I later found out he was like several math levels ahead of me lol
@@siiiiiuu7 my wife is Korean and sometimes complains about being a failure. She's also a fourth year medical student who had a perfect entrance exam score 🤦♂️
i love Sean, he's honestly such a good host and never makes the guest feel like they're being overdramatic.. 10/10 host :)
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when Sean asked Simu if he wanted to try the boba they made especially for him i’m not sure why i expected Sean to pass Simu his cup, as if they were just two friends trying each others drinks 😅 loved this interview so much, Hot Ones never disappoints 👏
Yo same
It’s crazy how much info Sean can get on people. In a different reality, he would be a great detective
and in a different reality, something even worse...
The multiverse does exist... LoL
He will never compared to nardwar
Ah it’s probably also because of Hot Ones’ amazing research team
In a different reality...Sean Evans by day...Batman by night.
Oh shit! That 10 ring graphic along with a faint Marvel fanfare while Simu struggles through the heat is such a nice touch. The production team for Hot Ones are truly up there with the best!
"What example we setting for children"
had on the ground laughing what a humble guy