Not here being mean, I just don't know her work, caught the show that night, no audience laughter, etc., what's, I guess the joke, when that lonnggg pause about "I love you" was!? Like a movie thing, inside joke, or what. It was just awkard silence feeling to me, and I'm a curious person on stuff I watch! Help clue us in that didn't get it? 🤣🤣
@@stephanieshuler7189okay, good question. The joke had two pieces of comedy. When she said, a lot of people might of taken it the wrong way, a part of the audience probably thought she was letting him off the hook and interpreting "I love you" in socially acceptable context. Nope. The second part of the comedy segues from the first perfectly Secondly, she takes that moment where he accepts it, maybe to shrug off the joke or to validate that he was being cordial, maybe to agree to neutralize the joke, but she just absorbs every second of it after he replied. Her face was funny during the silence. She's simmering and scintillating and basking in the moment that's so special to her and casual to him, that it's awkward for that reason. I feel moments of undeniably plausible chemistry. It's just like the victory lap.
Pedro henriqui de abrue I absolutely feel as though late night talk shows has been elevated by the lack of pandering to studio audiences, the ability to allow conversations to play out/ meander and for the host to deep dive and be present. i hope that networks walk away from this with a little more faith in audiences to handle or even want a bit more depth and less flash. I'm also grateful that we have such insiteful and caring host during a time that we really need them , covid/ super important election season. This would not be as useful in the days of Leno/letterman (who i love but is just a different kind of entertainer) Grateful that we have Seth , Stephen, the daily show etc.
no I totally agree. they got distinctly better and more ... homey and ... real. I loved the show before, but now I'm ... heavily invested. this could be the end of the world. who knows. they are doing what they can to help us make it through the day. the media industry right now is holding this country up when we're on the verge of collapse.
I also like that monologues are as much for the crew as anything. Specifically in non political moments when it's clearly just them making their friends/ coworkers laugh but we get to see it.
She mentioned chalk in this interview, and now there's a video about chalk in my sidebar. I've never looked up chalk in my life. What are you doing, Google algorithm?
Well that just gave me a great idea for the wife on Valentine's Day. She's gettin' a bunch of those little candy hearts, rebranded as a 'box of chalk-lets'.
Hilarious. I used to sit next to her in old school cartoon class. We made a little cartoon together. I was so into her. I’d just stair at her ears cause they were so pretty
I Just noticed her ears for the first time during this interview and i was thinking to myself how wonderful they are and then you commented this a year ago before i REALLY knew about her ears 🖤
This is just another example of why 2020 is like the stuff you read about in books for people that don't read books. I don't mean that in a mean way, I'm just bemused.
I can imagine it would be difficult for Trump supporters to cast a vote they don't think will mean anything. The severity of his symptoms and whether or not his Twitter account goes silent could make a big difference in his base giving him their vote. If he's quiet long enough, the spell he has over them might break. “True goal of totalitarian propaganda is not persuasion, but organization of the polity. ... What convinces masses are not facts, and not even invented facts, but only the consistency of the system of which they are presumably part.” ― Hannah Arendt, The Origins of Totalitarianism
Daniel Duvalle I’m Australian, I’ve been watching the USA self destruct My grandpa fought with the yanks against Japan in ww2 in Papuan New Gunea , defending Australia 🇦🇺
@@boonnathan9827 Interesting that you say 'grandpa' - not a word Australians use, really. We say 'grandfather' and it is a peculiarly American habit to add the country name in small caps. Sorry, if you're in Australia, you're American.
@@diodonovan6379 poppy, grand dad, grand pop, opah, pa, dah, grandy, grandpa ... Just some of the options us Aussies have when it comes to naming our grand fathers.
The way this interview started, was the funniest thing from a late night show interview in years!
Yeah she's awesome 👍🏿
That was some next level Jedi mind tricking she did.
Not here being mean, I just don't know her work, caught the show that night, no audience laughter, etc., what's, I guess the joke, when that lonnggg pause about "I love you" was!? Like a movie thing, inside joke, or what. It was just awkard silence feeling to me, and I'm a curious person on stuff I watch! Help clue us in that didn't get it? 🤣🤣
@@stephanieshuler7189 I been a fan since “The Lifers” a play that was done of at all places “924 Gilman Street”.
@@stephanieshuler7189okay, good question. The joke had two pieces of comedy.
When she said, a lot of people might of taken it the wrong way, a part of the audience probably thought she was letting him off the hook and interpreting "I love you" in socially acceptable context. Nope. The second part of the comedy segues from the first perfectly
Secondly, she takes that moment where he accepts it, maybe to shrug off the joke or to validate that he was being cordial, maybe to agree to neutralize the joke, but she just absorbs every second of it after he replied. Her face was funny during the silence. She's simmering and scintillating and basking in the moment that's so special to her and casual to him, that it's awkward for that reason. I feel moments of undeniably plausible chemistry. It's just like the victory lap.
is it me or did late night interviews get a million times better without the studio audience?
Pedro henriqui de abrue I absolutely feel as though late night talk shows has been elevated by the lack of pandering to studio audiences, the ability to allow conversations to play out/ meander and for the host to deep dive and be present. i hope that networks walk away from this with a little more faith in audiences to handle or even want a bit more depth and less flash. I'm also grateful that we have such insiteful and caring host during a time that we really need them , covid/ super important election season. This would not be as useful in the days of Leno/letterman (who i love but is just a different kind of entertainer) Grateful that we have Seth , Stephen, the daily show etc.
no I totally agree. they got distinctly better and more ... homey and ... real. I loved the show before, but now I'm ... heavily invested. this could be the end of the world. who knows. they are doing what they can to help us make it through the day. the media industry right now is holding this country up when we're on the verge of collapse.
I also like that monologues are as much for the crew as anything. Specifically in non political moments when it's clearly just them making their friends/ coworkers laugh but we get to see it.
I love you Miranda July.
I loved _Me and You and Everyone I Know._
Love the awkwardness at 1:25
have you seen the fake interactions she posts on Instagram? this is just one more of those. I for one love it.
She mentioned chalk in this interview, and now there's a video about chalk in my sidebar. I've never looked up chalk in my life. What are you doing, Google algorithm?
I love her 2 other films ME YOU & EVERYONE WE KNOW and THE FUTURE!
Miranda July used to open for punk bands:) she's brilliant 👏👌🙌
00:30-1:30 Better love story than twilight
Thankfully, one of theirs' location helped end the story at the right juncture...!
Miranda July is hilarious
1:22 intense, the look on their eyes
Well that just gave me a great idea for the wife on Valentine's Day. She's gettin' a bunch of those little candy hearts, rebranded as a 'box of chalk-lets'.
I love you, Miranda July. I really do!
Hilarious. I used to sit next to her in old school cartoon class. We made a little cartoon together. I was so into her. I’d just stair at her ears cause they were so pretty
I Just noticed her ears for the first time during this interview and i was thinking to myself how wonderful they are and then you commented this a year ago before i REALLY knew about her ears 🖤
I love you too Miranda July
I fell in love with Ms. July in the first ten minutes of Me and You and Everyone We Know.
This is just another example of why 2020 is like the stuff you read about in books for people that don't read books. I don't mean that in a mean way, I'm just bemused.
Adore her.
“I love you” 👁👄👁 what about Stefon
No idea here. Hoping someone would help clue the clueless here!
Referring to yourself, Mr "@@stephanieshuler7189"?
"Hi, Im Miranda July
I made a movie
I hope you like it" - Miranda July
She seems so kind and the trailers have me excited to watch the movie
Seth, I hope you know, that when I say I love you,,, I Love You. 💋💋💋💋
Same here in Illinois ❤️❤️❤️ It means a lot.
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Ok, help clue us clueless on the I love You thing please! 🤪
Ah.. All The Love ..
Eeeeiiiiiikk!
Thank Goodness Mr Seth Meyers' location made him harness the support of his crew - to zap him back to stability.
Queen
In the east coast, this was about to air until news of Drumpf's covid-karma hit. I'd rather watch this.
I love you too Miranda
YES. That is EXACTLY what she is. Miranda July is A LOW LEVEL CON ARTIST.
what??
Seth has started to look like that scary barber guy from courage the cowardly dog
Super fun July
Gran Dorothy gleamed violet peeps too. It’s in ear yearbook.
She's wonderful! a touch of spectrum maybe?
...What kinda?
Soo no one sees the outline of the person behind her??? Sooo fucking on brand for her 😆 🤣
WAIT WHAT MIRANDA WAS ON SETH MEYERS??
I haven't heard of her before.
SECOND that!
Damn, most awkward start to an interview yet.
Maybe she was afraid of getting grilled over news-cycle related to her.
VOTE Biden 2020 VOTE Biden 2020 VOTE Biden 2020
Mary Smith from Peter Smith. Vote fo Biden
but not in 2024. Lol
I on the other hand do not love you. I like you, but definitely do not love you.
...To whom, precisely?
That was weird.
Who's Pan Donald's medical bills what does Corona C and how he was a little shy on taxes does he still qualify for obamacare What's up with that
first from Portugal BIDEN 2020
Hahaha, trump is positive!
I can imagine it would be difficult for Trump supporters to cast a vote they don't think will mean anything. The severity of his symptoms and whether or not his Twitter account goes silent could make a big difference in his base giving him their vote. If he's quiet long enough, the spell he has over them might break.
“True goal of totalitarian propaganda is not persuasion, but organization of the polity. ... What convinces masses are not facts, and not even invented facts, but only the consistency of the system of which they are presumably part.”
― Hannah Arendt, The Origins of Totalitarianism
Daniel Duvalle
I’m Australian, I’ve been watching the USA self destruct
My grandpa fought with the yanks against Japan in ww2 in Papuan New Gunea , defending Australia 🇦🇺
@@boonnathan9827 Interesting that you say 'grandpa' - not a word Australians use, really. We say 'grandfather' and it is a peculiarly American habit to add the country name in small caps. Sorry, if you're in Australia, you're American.
@@diodonovan6379 poppy, grand dad, grand pop, opah, pa, dah, grandy, grandpa ... Just some of the options us Aussies have when it comes to naming our grand fathers.
@@diodonovan6379 get a life
Eth have no idea what the heck she is talking about
I don't get the Rihanna obsession.
Neither do I. Never will.
Trump has Corona....We all need to pray
.... for Melania.
Praying for both of them 🙏
I pray that in just a few weeks he'll be able to apologize to Herman Cain in person.
Prayed, but those prayers were definitely not answered.
Good grief this was hard to watch. So cringey.
Except for the voice, I thought Miranda July was Seth in drag.
Arrested developed. Like listening to a 10 year old.