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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Critical Role's Matthew Mercer and Marisha Ray join the LipRoll crew for an amazing conversation about: voice acting, Critical Role's major success and growth, The Legend of Vox Machina, mental health in the entertainment industry and more.
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www.critrole.com
Legos Ensue Here (Which Lego characters do you think they grabbed?) th-cam.com/video/Ac0q_Q8s0o4/w-d-xo.html
Omg IM GOING IN
@@maryz9319 See you on the otherside!! Bring back some legos!
When you are here because there was no episode this week but you still wanna see your favorite nerd people.
We are not CR but we got Matt and Marisha and that's all we can hope for, provide a little bit of fun for an hour or so! :)
This so relatable 😂❤️😭
same.
These kind of shows must not understand why there's a sudden increase of traffic when they invite CR crew...
@@benoitgonnevilledamme5426 Right? I've never heard of Lip Roll. But I guess that's the point of a cross over. We need someone to do a Hot One's interview.
1:33 "is it like Fortnite" I want to die after hering that.
F I K A i know that was traumatic but we'll get through this!!
Host : "People will always try and project their shit onto you ... or their experiences or what people have told them..."
Watching this VOD the host hijacks every question and does this the entire interview. I tuned in to watch Matt and Marisha give some extra insight, as they were the guests. Not a half answer interjected with the host continuously.
This is the most unprofessional and disrespectful interview I've ever had the misfortune to watch. I have so much respect for the guy trying to save it whenever she made it about herself again.
Matt should be prime minister of Canada
"I don't really know you"..... As an interviewer it's basic courtesy to do a bit of research about your subjects??? They bothered to turn up and talk, you should bother to know why you invited them.
Essentially, the host can be summed up in the following monologue that, sadly, is only *partly* fictitious:
"I don't really know you but my team does, so I'm just going to let them ask the questions. Actually, never mind, I'm just going to interrupt everyone and kidnap the interview to talk about myself and how amazing I am because I've done stuff, too."
Seemed a little rude. Not a good way to start an interview.
jeeeezus relax, the benefit of doing an interview without research are more free flowing questions that won't get answered otherwise
@@thedude7319 Have you actually watched the interview? Because if you have, you're picking out one argument so you don't have to concede defeat on every other. If you haven't...well, then maybe you should before commenting.
@@ronrossbach8449 damn another word salad from a faux intellectual. It is quite elemntary my dear watson, the question of the nature "so like got" is a laments view of it all but it allows the hobby to be spread more widely
I'm a simple man.
I see Matt Mercer and Marisha Ray, I press play!
MorrisX you are a simple man, with great taste.
Keeps things simple 😁
Yup same. This was great but I clicked for them lol
Alldayerryday
Bidet.
These guys are really master debaters....
They can master debate for up to two minutes!
RandomBattleXP Some say that they can master debate all night long.
*highfive!*
This is why I love critters! Hello bees!
Watching them *master debate* together warms my heart.
Very unprofessional. If you're doing a planned interview, you show respect to those you are interviewing, and the demographic of fans they bring with them, you need to do at least a little research.
Agreed..... then I look at the channel and their like 4.5k followed count and I'm shocked they completely blew off the interview. I mean Matt is CR... and they have close to 400k followers. How do you not prep for this? 💯
@@taylor65712 You don't prep for this because for you it isn't about them. I get the feeling that Valerie has her own channel because she likes to feel important. The subscriptions and followers should tell us everything we need to know about her and whether or not she's worth our time.
Spoilers: she's too full of herself and not worth our time.
Ok, Im a bit bothered. Valerie started the interview out with the most Mom question ever: "Is it like Fortenite?" and 3 minutes later criticized her singers for not doing their research. SMH
She called her own students lazy in a recorded interview that they chose to post online. Holy shit this is bad.
Also took over the reigns and started to make it about her.
I don’t watch liproll much but I do love matt and Marisha. It seemed like the host was interrupting every time they answered a question with her own anecdote. It became less about the audience meeting and getting to know these new guests and more about the host almost making it about herself. I’m a person who thinks it’s important to listen to what others are saying, not necessarily inserting a “mm” or “yeah” ever few words they try and get out and then taking what they were saying and twisting it into making it about the host. Yes, it’s good to show that you are listening to the person speaking but I could not make it through this podcast with the number of interruptions made on the hosts part. I like the idea of this, but it’s a dislike from me.
Could not agree more... this is exactly why I will go out of my way to not listen to or support this lip-show. I'll always watch most anything that Matt is in, but I only made it a few min in and checked out! 💯👊🏼💪🏼
honestly, I'm kinda spoiled by brian, who is their friends so it's a bit of a slant, he is always warm with his guests on talks and a great interviewer on Between the Sheets and never makes it about him, just gives his guests time to talk and makes sure that they have time to answer
Here's a hint, anyone that describes themselves as a empath is anything but.
Yeah, don't really want to know about this lady and how she worked at a record label.
An excellent case study in how not to conduct an interview. Thank you for sharing.
lol
It would have been nice if the interviewer didn't make things about her, and maybe prepared even a little bit. Her basic body language, tone, and actual words often felt a bit condescending when things didn't fit into her purview.
Valeire is a tough vocal coach, she's had years of working with huge egos in the entertainment industry, she loved Matt and Marisha and was super warm with them, disagree that she was condescending but totally get that she doesn't just accept everything she hears. She has opinions and that's why we do liproll.
@@LipRollSeries okay but that's not what an interview is supposed to be. If she was unaware of what they do fine, but the fact that she seemed genuinely uninterested in anything matt and marisha had to say is a huge issue. She interrupts them and talks for 3/4's of the time in a room with 4 people. It is not a hosts place to make the interview about them, who cares if she has opinions if her opinons have nothing to do with her guests or the subject the interview is supposed to be about. and a good host should never cut their guests off
Wait, I’m confused. Is this her interview or theirs?
way to control frenzy.. damn.. these arent your kids lady, this is not about you!
It physically hurt me when she compared Critical Role to Fortnite.
"Is it like Fortnite, but with Dungeons & Dragons?" Good lord.
Should we stream Valerie playing Fortnite and then have her go into a Dungeon and Dragons campaign and stream that as well? Than she can understand the woopsie.
@@LipRollSeries How do you want to do this?
Yes
Maybe researching the guest for 2 minutes would be nice
It's like saying a musical is fortnite but with singing
I'm sorry, I don't like being negative, but she is so fake. Yes, I am a critter, but the fact is I could see moments where both Matt and Marisha took the high road. She wants to make it all about her. Even when talking about the people who go to Cons, she seems to be belittling us. She started the whole interview by admitting she was ignorant. Do a little research! Please.
Seth Cragan I couldn’t have said it better myself. I 100% agree
Seth, matt and marisha had a blast! I think they took the high road in being humble and kind and not expecting Valerie to know what D&D was. People love to have conversations as people and not always have to be known for their brand. But if we could have downloaded all their contente into valerie's brain in a matter of a week or two we totally would have. Thanks for the comment!
@@LipRollSeries Out of curiosity, did anyone on the staff show Valerie even a 5 sec clip of Matt / Marisha before filming?
I totally understand that D&D is a weird topic for the uninitiated. But Valerie is a vocal coach, so there's still a LOT of common ground with these two. Why not discuss the challenges of Matt's many accents? Or how the CR cast can improvise these emotionally authentic performances on the fly?
I don't know where things went wrong, but this whole interview seems terribly disingenuous.
Interviewer: Me me me ME ME ME me me me mine me mine me me ME ME ME memememememememememe
What is an interview if not a conversation they were relating to each other.
You can totally tell she has no knowledge about anything about them. I can tell she's trying to relate to them. But nothing about what she was talking about was interesting or related to the core of what if Critical Role is. Should've let someone who knew them lead the interview instead of someone grasping and trying to relate to small things that make her personally feel more relevant to the conversation just because she obviously doesn't know anything about the guests or the game or the community or the change it's created.
Or at least research.
Google is a thing.
she probably should have watched an episode of critical role to at least get the gist of what it's about. It made her feel like the original host couldn't make it and she was a last minute place filler
Not a huge fan of how this interview went, around 70% of the time was just the podcast host trying to relate to Matt and Marisha and not letting questions get asked. I understand trying to relate to people you're interviewing but you have to realize that people are gonna click on the video to learn about the guests. Ive seen other people agree with this sentiment on this video and y'all just shut down those comments, very unprofessional.
We hear you Donovan, thanks for writing. :)
I don’t usually like to critique the way people do things but I really wanted to hear Matt and Marisha talk more, please keep that in mind we want to hear from the guest first and the host second
I was thinking the same about 2 minutes in
It was honestly a good balance
yeah i wanted to listen to this for matt and marisha but i did feel like i'm not the target audience relatively early into the show and thepoint you made was a big part of why i felt that way. I'm not sure but i think it would've helped if valerie had been better prepared. that said, i had never heard of lip roll before this and i'd assume regular viewers and listeners probably like the way the hosting of the show is handled eventhough i personally didn't.
Plus the host kept cutting them off mid thought. Very annoying.
Personally, I think the host just likes to hear herself talk. There was no preparation on her part and most of her questions were built on the most mundane stereotypes like she just doesn't know any better. And then she would cut them off and tell of this one time when she did something amazing and somehow nobody cared. I don't want to judge valerie but I can't shake the feeling that she's too self-absorbed to be a host I would ever enjoy watching. And, sadly, she didn't manage to intrigue me enough to check if I'm right or wrong.
This is not an interview, its an autobiography of the host. Came here for Marisha and Matt, and received more information about the host of the podcast than the amazing community that Critical Role has become. The other guy did not even get a chance to ask any meaningful questions when the host said at the beginning that he was going to helm most of the questions.
Yeah, same. I've been binge watching/listening to Critical Role for the last three months (3 epsiodes off the end of campaign !), was really interested in hearing more about the guys as people, their process, how it all came about, instead I got a lecture by pushy mother with control issues. Side Note: I've never played D&D.
Okay here's the thing.. i like this format but Valerie like to make everything about her.. for example when Matt trying to explain, she goes "oh yeah me too while i'm singing and bla bla bla bla" please just ask more question and let us just know more about Marissa and Matt..
Suha Hoe, we hear you. Between the Sheets goes so deep and there's so much content of CR. We want to give you the best experience on LipRoll possible, but we also want our hosts to be able to be themselves and if they like to chat on a podcast, we kinda like to just let them be them. Hopefully over time you learn to love the bits of "I'm singing and bla bla bla bla bla" but maybe you won't and that's ok. We just want to thank you for watching, we get this criticism often and discuss it in our meetings and ultimately as a new show we'd like to let our hosts open up. We could edit out the parts of the convo that don't feature the guests promininetly but we love to show you a full unedited convo when we can, and that's what we do.
@@LipRollSeries I think that criticism is a bit harsh in the comments here. I mean, I get where people are coming from, but it is a way to relate and connect with a guest. Was the interview not fun? Were Matt and Marisha not at ease and opening up about their experiences with CR and their own background? I think in the end it was a good conversation. Yes, if the you related to a guest with your own anecdotes for every single question, it would be too much, but in moderation it's a tool one can use to relate to the guests and make them open up :) Like you said, you're all just starting out, and to find that balance is a process, I'm sure it'll only get better from here!
Suha, seconded.
LipRoll i understand that but please she did that almost on every question and she cut her cohost oftenly too.. i'm hosting sometimes too.. i understand.. but it need some ground rules.. like not cutting people or not to make everything about them.. once or twice is ok but this is much more than enough
@@suhahoe2784 Totally, I think Valerie was just excited to interview them but none the less she'll read these comments and adapt to new audiences so thanks for sharing. :)
Loved Matt and Marisha but the blonde made everything about her. Really takes away from the interview.
The thing is, I think, that she was not very familiar with the concept. So, as a human being, you tend to try to connect bringing this concept to something you are familiar with. And it works. That allows you to find a common language to base the conversation on, and not just asking a list of questions without even trying to understand what you're talking about.
@@whocareswhoiam6637 Yes, it adds an authenticity to dialogue. Its also nice to see them relate to each other as people in a complex industry. To remember that they are human beings with hopes and fears, who still manage to accomplish something great. Its motivational to all of us
It felt the same way for me, it's like "ok let's these guests so that I can fill in with stuff about how accomplished I think I am right at the end to each of the questions I ask them"
Came here to say this. Felt as though Matt and Marisha had to take control to get their own mic time. Also, they probably could have done some research beforehand.
Matt and Marisha were guests on her show with her audience, it's important for loyal viewers to not feel alienated so I totally understand it. All us clicking on a TH-cam interview of our favorite D&D players are honestly passing through so this interview wasn't meant for us but we are fortunate to get to enjoy it. Just something to keep in mind. Also, I don't know if you've had to explain your D&D obsession to people that haven't played yet but them explaining it to her reminded me of my doing that which made me smile. I'm excited these great people are getting more exposure 😊
She talks more about herself then about her guests
What are you talking about she asked if Dungeons and Dragons and Fortnite are the same thing? 😂
I didn’t get that vibe, felt like a perfect interview
100% agree. Every one of her replies centers on herself.
12:25 let me steam roll you. Then she paints convention goers as a drain.
Shiznaft just because something is a drain does not mean it’s not enjoyable. I have to mingle at events for my job and that’s only 60-100 people and it’s exhausting at the end. I can’t even imagine how exhausting they’re crowds can be, but they love doing it.
I hope Matt and Marisha don't overwork themselves. Burn out is real guys
They both seem very happy and healthy, but they love what they do and you can tell and it's hard for us creatives to stop doing what we love!
That was so random dude
This is why they are taking a break this week. Normal business will resum with Talks Machina on the 9th.
@Blasphy B If you think hours of preparation for those games or... y'know... everything ELSE they can't mentally exhaust someone, you really need a reality check.
@@warmmilk9480 plus all the other content they produce and the stress of running their own studio with their own crew. It's stressful just playing in front of hundreds of thousands of people live every week and people don't seem to get that
"I've never heard of you and I doubt anyone else has either so try to justify, right now, why I should care that you're here". Whoever came up with this format should not be given money for it.
I know very little about this lady who hosts the podcast, but she seems super arrogant.
I understand trying to relate one's own experiences to their guests but there should a balance leaning more towards the guest. Also, doing due diligence towards the guest's skills, role, and hobbies should be tantamount to any interview. Learn enough to understand but conversely, don't know too much so that you can learn from your guest.
A fine balancing act.
Completely agree .... A balancing act... Ok... Yes, it's difficult. But this was hard to watch
Female Interviewer is clueless. Starts by admitting the she doesn't know what they do and want to let her fellow interviewer ask the questions. Then proceeds to talk 70% of the time about herself, still not having a grasp of the subject.
Female Interview = Valerie Morehouse, clueless about D&D = yes
Being clueless about a subject is a great way to get answers for viewers who feel the same. Not a bad thing
If you're clueless about a subject and you're going to interview someone about that subject, at the very least you should spend a few minutes learning about that subject. How can you do an interview if you know nothing about the interviewee?
Danny Barie ask questions
Or just, you know, talk about yourself instead.
The first and last LipRoll video I'll watch. The host didn't seem to do any research about their guest's fields. Rather, she just turned most things towards her. Her references were strictly pop-culture or personal: Fortnite, Game of Thrones, "the Comi Con", "Star-Trek-y things", and "this guy who I dated in Germany", I'm an empath, this other guy I dated... Perhaps well-intentioned but very poorly executed.
Welcome to the podcast about me, the host and not the person I'm interviewing. Nope, it's all about Me!
Welcome to the podcast about me, Valerie Morehouse (Celebrity Vocal Coach) AND the person I'm interviewing as we discuss influential voices and how they use them. We want to show you a side of the entertainment industry that doesn't often get talked about, it's a tough business and issues like: mental health, load management, and harsh criticism often come up in our conversations.
@@LipRollSeries and I didn't get to hear that conversation, the beginning was about your son or other's and not your guest.
This is the first time I'm watching LipRoll, although I get what you mean I think it made the interview more personal, it made it seem like the interviewers where just trying to connect with Matt and Marisha. If it's just pandering to the Critters we would get answers we already know instead of possibly some other insight.
@@AVJHalonen the best thing about an opinion, is everyone has one and I disagree with yours. It felt empty, as if they didn't really care about the topic and want to talk over someone to feel important. Wasn't a good vibe and the other interviewer didn't say anything for the longest time. Came off like Conan O'Brian, were he need to feel important in his interviews to the point that only he talks. But that's just my opinion.
@@Meg_Lovegood Haha! I actually love Conan O' Brian! We're just different people! But anyway, I saw and understood what you meant. It just didn't feel like they were doing a disservice to them, it almost felt like they just run out of time or the format was not long enough to allow Matt and Marisha to express stuff that people who know their work would be surprised about. Like I said, I've never seen LipRoll before so I don't know how the other interviews went.
Relating to your guests with personal stories is great, but it still needs to be about your guests.... else why invite them???
Just trying to give an objective opinion, but this wasn’t the best interview. It would help if the interviewer the least bit of cursory research into who they’re about to talk to and what it is they do. It would avoid cringey statements like “is it like fortnight?” It unfortunately meant that half the conversation where Matt and Marisha were introducing your listeners or viewers to the main thing they do, they instead were talking about fortnight and some throwaway event that does not really represent what they do or what they’re about at all, all because your main interviewer needed some point of reference to understand... due to her lack of research. This continued on throughout I feel, it became more about her trying to figure it out and relate it to something she can understand rather than the guests.
I got the feeling that the woman interviewing was more interested in talking about herself than listening to them most of the time. Not that empathetic at all.
Yeah i got the same feeling, during the whole "interview" i was like "Got damn is she going to ask them any questions or just talk about herself?..." I clicked this video because I want to hear about Matt and Marisha and their future plans on CR-Land...
Valerie (woman) does love relating with her guests (talking about herself in similair situations to her guests) but is empathetic (to human emotions) but doesn't do much more than vocal coaching, talking with guests on LipRoll and spending time with family. But you're criticism is how you feel, and you deserve to feel that way, just want you to hear another side so hopefully you can connect with the show and stream it a BAJILLION times so we can have more guests you'd like to hear from and continue to grow and sharpen our skills at being conversationalists on liproll. :)
@@MeanMartian Game of Thrones Damn*
I have to agree with this criticism. It’s quite a big no no in an interview. The interviewee should be the subject and not the interviewer.
@@Ragdefender Agreed, she needs to improve
omg. least prepared interviewer ever. I'm embarrassed for her.
27:40 WHAT IS ASHLEY GOING TO DO!!!!
Also constructive criticism right? We don't want to put people down we want to make people better.
I can tell you do want to know more about Matt and Marisha and I think because they are from a different sort of culture than the artist you usually work with that you felt the need to find common ground which explains why you kept referring to your experience so you could find that commonality. Perhaps leave out the details of your experiences when you find common ground and leave it to the interviewees to ask if they feel they would like to know more. If not then move on. I am really bad at doing that, because the minute I find commonality I cling to it like it's a life line and tend to ramble on to sort of fill in dead air in a conversation. Oh Or, mention you have the same experience and ask the interviewees what their take on it is instead. Brian W. Foster the host of Between the Sheets on Critical Role is a master of this, and I really appreciate the way he interviews people.
Thanks for taking the time interviewing Matt and Marisha who are really people we love and appreciate. Thanks for giving them a platform to tell everybody how much Critical Role means to our community.
That's what I like about Critical Role, on the surface the success they've had gives them the big budget tech to produce high quality broadcasts. For those able to look past the professional production it's still just a bunch of quirky guys and gals sitting around a table drinking alcohol, laughing and rolling dice.
For some of us, we've never been exposed to D&D besides hearing about it from friends, but that's what we love about Critical Role is it really opens up the world of D&D to those that have never gotten the chance to experience it personally, like our host. :)
@@LipRollSeries CR is fantastic as a gateway into Dungeons and Dragons. I've been watching it consistently for several years now so I'm starting to add other DnD productions to my watchlist for some variety but I'm pretty sure I will always come back to CR. Matt Mercer is great at just staying the humble DM we all know and love. I'm sure the success will get to them eventually, it does to just about everybody but Mercer's humble, down-to-earth attitude is so calming I could listen to his voice all day. I even backed their kickstarter.
I came for the Matt and Marisha, I left at 17:48 because I didn't want to hear the host talk incessantly about herself again. Even hearing from the other dude more often would have been a welcome break.
I've read the comments here so I know I'm not alone, and I know commenting on TH-cam means almost nothing hence why I don't normally do it, but I'm stuck in an airport and this made the frustration worse
lol I stopped the interview and came to the comments at about 3 minutes, because that host just doesnt know how to do interviews. I honestly dont think she meant to be passive aggressive and condescending, but thats exactly how she came off in Just under 3 minutes of this interview.
I get not knowing the subject matter but I wish the condescending attitude was just a tad less obvious. "Adults looking after adults.." "Go out and exercise" "Don't they have anywhere to go to?" Good lord.
There are a lot of valid comments and all are constructive in some way ... here's another for you lip roll.... I came here to listen to matt and marisha talk about how critical role started and how it has become what it is today not listen to what's her name attempt to relate to people she didn't even bother to look into before the "conversation ". if she looked up critical role and watch oh I dont know maybe one of the thousands of thanks to critcal role videos that are on youtube so that she a a taste of critcal role and the critter nation and still I have her "great t.v. moment" as another person commented. Some times if you dont know its better to just ask questions shut you pie hole and listen to the people who do know so you can learn ... cause that's how a good conversation works.
After watching this, I don't really know who the female interviewer is, but I understand that she is very important. She understands a lot about the people below her. I expect her to have many leatherbound books and an apartment smelling of ritch mahagony.
EDIT: This was a comment after 20 minutes. Watched the whole thing and not only did she keep talking about herself most of the time - The few questions she asked weren't about interesting aspects of what her guests were talking about, but just obvious statements about how she did not do any research before the interview whatsoever. I'm happy to announce the conclusion that I have just seen the worst interviewer of my entire life. Which is also an interesting experience.
Okay so the ONLY reason I'd ever watch LipRoll was for Matthew Mercer and Marisha Ray. And the host doesnt know ANYTHING about them. "Is D&D like Fortnite?"
So excited to see them on here!!! I have been a fan of CR for three or so years, I discovered a clip of the bath based shenanigans and I have been hooked ever since. The story is more entertaining than some of the dramas that are currently on television or streaming. I can't wait to see the animated series and hope that if all goes well in season 1, maybe a season 2?
Thank you for watching!! We loved having them on!
Made it to 1:47, when the girl interviewer just asked if it was like Fortnite...
You invite two guests who will make your most popular video (I looked at their videos and they struggle to make it to 1k...) and you can't even do some minor research by just going on wikipedia ? Really ?
I really wanted to learn more about what Marisha had to say about corporate entities and their animated series, but Valerie had to milk the Pretty Woman reference. I would’ve been fine with just referencing “big mistake!” but she had to add the side comment about people just knowing the reference. I was, like, “let Marisha talk!”
Valerie keeps apologizing for trying to derail the conversation, but her apologies seems so tongue-in-cheek...
Liproll with 6k subscribers
"So I dont know who you are"
CR with 796k subscribers, 1000+ hours of content and the most successful media kickstarter in history.
"Sorry and you are?"
Yes, this is internet and that is Marisha and Matt.
More of these moments to come. :) We love Matt and Marisha even though they know we don't know that much about Dungeons and Dragons, we can bond with Legos and music. Thanks for watching.
@@LipRollSeries its same way you eat an elephant, one bite at a time (at 1.5-2x speed on youtube)
@@maryz9319 mind blown
@@maryz9319 O.O ........k
Oof, I really wanted to give this the benefit of the doubt. There are so many interesting topics a vocal coach could have asked these two, but it essentially boiled down to "I've met nerds before"…
You can tell there was ZERO research or preparation for this interview… It's such a headfake stumbling onto a podcast with incredibly high production value, but a host lacking any real interview skills.
If your job is to interview people for a living, why would you not even bother to do even the tiniest little bit of research to learn anything at all about the person you're schedule to interview before the interview begins?
"Is it like Fortnite, but with Dungeons and Dragons?" Ouch. That's gotta hurt.
OMFG you have guests and you don't make some research about them?! At the point to not knowing what Dungeons & Dragons is?! Really?!
We do lots of research BUT we like diversity and "mucking" things up as Matthew Mercer would say. It's kind of the fun of it, to let people on our show be genuinely curious about how others use their voice. But yes some of us on the team have never played D&D and would love to. And Matt and Marisha didn't seem to bothered by that. :)
I never understood the mentality of this comment, chiding a show on “not doing research,” when the point of the show is for the hosts to _learn_ the information, and bring it to an audience that might not otherwise know about it.
Critical Role produces so many hours of content every week, including a show where all they do is talk _about_ their main show. If you want to see these fellows talking about D&D to people who already know who they are and what they do, watch Talks Machina.
Personally, I love these kinds of podcasts because we get to see people learning about these things for the very first time. It’s amazing.
Honestly, this interview turned out so great your comment has left me baffled.
@@LipRollSeries it felt a little bit like your guests were keeping this together. And that you had No Idea... Its a bit disrespectful to the guest. The only information I gained from this was about you. It was a strange interview
@@NaomiKFCHutchin My point exactly!
@@NaomiKFCHutchin On a convseration about D&D imma let Matt and Marisha keep it together. But yes we don't know much about D&D. Please forgive us
So she makes it clear from jump street that she has zero clue who these two are, BUT points out that her co-host and crew know of them and who they are, but as she goes through the show she then makes it abundantly clear that she didn’t bother to do ANY fyking prep work in advance. Like, oh idk.... ASK YOUR CREW QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR GUESTS!!
You get two of the Nerdiest of Nerds as guests, but the least Nerdiest person on the planet to interview them? What is this, CNN?
Super dude, this is not CNN this is a show on TH-cam called LipRoll where fun guests come on and talk about their voices with our host Valerie Morehouse (celebrity vocal coach).
LipRoll I’m sorry, but I’ve read a few of your other “replies” to other commentators who’ve said similar things to my regard.....
and is it like your job on the line if you don’t pop in with your robotic-like defense response for a lady who very clearly doesn’t do any of her homework when it comes to the guests she has on her talk show??
I mean seriously.. “is it like fortnite?”... and the only fyking reason she even had that question chambered is because her little kids happen to play. She couldn’t have made it any more clear that she had zero interest or care in what her guests do for a living. Especially since she’d rather interrupt them and talk about herself....
All she can say about people playing dnd for 4 hours is about lack of exercise... And not about what is it about them and the cast and the game that keeps people watching for 4 hrs. Oh right... Because we have nothing better to do and all we do it sit around for hours. Ugh
I don't know whether to like the video cause it's Matt and Marisha or dislike due to how this "interview" was set up, it was more Matt and Marisha listening to the interviewer talking
Ok but, can we talk about the other guy in the room? Like it seemed he had all this questions for them and along the interview you can see how his hopes and dreams to INTERVIEW Marisha and Mathew just crumble under his eyes.
17:52 is the exact moment he lost all hope to be able to INTERVIEW
Wow, mad props to Matt and Marisha for patience and tolerance for their host who did absolutely NO background research before bringing them on. "Is it like Fortnite?" O____________O.....*facepalm*
Shout out to my critters out there and a reminder: don’t forget to love each other. We all have opinions about this interview, but isn’t part of loving each other inviting new people into the community rather than bashing them for being uninformed? If this is Liproll’s first critter interaction, I’d be worried they think we’re all a bunch of petty and grumpy nerds, based off of this comment section. Just because you don’t like the way someone does something doesn’t mean you have to tear them down. Let’s all try and be ambassadors for CR to back up how amazing it is and how much we love it!
Elizabeth Rockhill our queen! Thanks for this!! We don't mind criticism we just don't want people to miss the interview because they only read the comments. Most people have been critical but not insanely rude so we appreciate the Critters! But we like your point of view the best. :)
@David Campbell love that. :)
Totally agree with you on this matter! It's nice to be nice!🤓🤓🤓
Yes. Thank you to this program for the interview and for shining exposure of a possibly different consumer on this form of entertainment.
I think the some people at Liproll are part of the community... But it was clear the host isn't. And didn't bother to do research. It's criticism of doing basic research on your guests. Everyone deserves that respect.
What is this podcast about?
It seemed to be all about this blonde lady. I understand making conversation in an interview but her answers are all self-centric. They don't provide anything much for M&M to go off.
Even the 'How did you both meet?' Became 'I had a trailblazing moment' on her part.
If you are interviewing people you don't know about then RESEARCH it beforehand! It doesn't look good on a host if they haven't even bothered to Google their guests.
Does anyone have this interview but with the interviewer cut out
This is like a stark contrast between passionate creatives and hollywood producers... I get why this lady has to point to herself every single time she has something to say, that's hollywood. It's a beautiful thing that real people get to succeed on the internet full of real people.
It took 18 minutes for the other host to be able to get a word in. And it sure wasn’t M&M’s fault 👀
"husband and wife team" and then Matt and Marisha look into each other's eyes OMG my heart
@LipRoll I have read through quite a lot of comments and there is a big number comments about the interviewer talking more about themselves than the guests and liproll responding with a passive aggressive defense. Since you are a fairly small channel I recommend taking your viewers criticism and work to improve your show instead brushing it off and say that that's not how we do things, that is if you want to grow the channel.
Robert! We hear your criticism and will work to improve.
I just found Matt's book Tal'Dorei, at the local Barns & Nobel here in Lakewood Washington. :D
Awesome! I'm jealoussssss
Lucky Bastard
I really hope we get to hear more about Marisha's zodiac theory re:players and audience connection one day.
Really interesting interview, thanks yall!
Thank you for watching!! Have you watched Build and Chill with Matt and Marisha? It's kind of like part II.
@@LipRollSeries is it up yet? I had checked maybe an hour ago and didnt see it.
@@maryz9319 It is!!! It's on our brand new channel so it's kind of like the internets best kept secret right now, but we're hoping the critters we'll fix that. :)
Click the link in our pinned comment. :)
"Are you like Fornite"... no.. "what about Fornite?"
"is it like fortnite but with Dungeons and Dragon?" is now both my favourite and my most hated quote
Not everything is Fortnite
Oh look it’s Matt and Marisha I GOTTA WATCH IT!!!
So what I’m seeing is that I should watch this on mute until I see Matt and Marisha talking
I clicked to watch Matt and Marisha but the interviewer is awful. She did absolutely zero research. Didnt ask any questions, just talked about herself, doesn’t understand nerd culture and was very negative. I’m clicking away.
Quick reminder! Podcasts are small safe spaces tuned to the creator, it’s awesome the CR team featured
on this one but it’s not a CR fan podcast. Please be kind! Just like it’s (many of our) first exposure to this podcast, it’s their first exposure to critical role.
How unfair to expect them to know about CR background in a way we don’t know about the podcast background!
It seems like Marisha and Matt are having fun, just have fun with them.
You don't need to be a fan podcast... To do some research. 🤷♀️
Isn't it just basic knowledge that if you are going to be interviewing someone you should at least do some research. It's clear she didn't care enough to do so... Even if she didn't care. She shouldn't have let it show... So disrespectful.
Hi Ginny! Thanks for the kind words! We love CR and thought it would be a fun conversation and it was. Wish that translated into the comment sections, but we totally understand the criticism from fans of CR wanting this to go deeper into the world of CR. Regardless we appreciate you writing us!
If Critical Role is an Empire - does that make Critters stormtroopers?
ooooo i like that
Or hit our heads in the door way
The interviewer asking about fortnite is showing how disconnected she is.
Let me invite Marisha Ray and Matthew Mercer for storytime as I talk about myself over and over.
Matt and Marisha are really just two of the nicest people in the world.
Couldn't agree more. :)
so this interview was a big ol' yikes, and i'm glad i'm not the only one who noticed and spoke.
Ah, what a wonderful way to spend a Thursday afternoon, with Matt and Marisha (: Such a good interview.
Right? Thank you for watching!!
the one host really likes subtle bragging about herself instead of interviewing
A good hit of Matt&Marisha to help me through this CR-less week. Nice interview!
Perfect, that's all we hope to do! Bring a little joy and realness to a simple conversation.
wow. she spends all her time talking about herself. When does she start interviewing?
Sorry, but Valerie does talk too much, about herself.
Nearly stopped half way through because, ma’am, I’m all honesty, you’re a terrible interviewer. You may have all the Hollywood experience in the world, but it’s not about you. An interview is about those you are interviewing. Know why so many people love the critical role crew? Because they care about others and even when they’re talking about themselves they are humble, kind, and never condescending to others. Take some time and listen to the show Marisha produces, Between the sheets. Listen on 1.75 speed because you must be a very busy lady.
Since I didn't know anything about this channel, at the beggining I thought she'd be one of those disrespectful ignorant people or something, but 5 minutes in I saw I was wrong, she was respectful and open minded and profesional, just dissinformed about dnd.
Yes, thank you for understanding. We throw Valerie into all kinds of new situations and she's just happy to have a conversation. She's been training people like Noah Cyrus, Alec Benjamin and Reeve Carney of Hadestown since before they were famous, she sees a side of people that others don't often, and she likes to keep that fresh curiosity no matter who walks in the door famous or not. Matt and Marisha are so kind and don't seem to mind the fact that music is her life and training creatives how to use their voice absorbs a lot of her free time. BUT she wants to try D&D, which we are very excited for. :)
I think it would have been more respectful to make it less about yourself while you're trying to interview someone.
I completely disagree. This was painful to watch. She belittled us. I'm sorry, but she did. She even says over and over to her co-host that she keeps talking over him and yet never stops. Simply unprofessional as an interviewer. And beyond that disrespectful to her guests. I'm sorry, that's just how I see it.
@@sethcragan6908 We see your observation, we hear it, we're with Valerie often and it doesn't hurt to be talked over it's her show and we want to also hear her point of view. We all come from rooms full of loud voices and love to hear people get excited about the content as we're talking about it. Will there be questions that go unanswered because guests and hosts start singing "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" or quote "Pretty Woman" yes....but we can live in a world where that sacrifice is made.
@@sethcragan6908 Belittled? How? And I do beg you to ellaborate on this belittling you percieved. The only thing I could complain about in this interview is that she shined the spotlight on her for quite some time, but aside that, I think it was a pretty standard interview.
I love Matt and Marisha but this interview was hard to listen to. Stopped at the 5 min mark because of the host talking about herself, interrupting and she didn't even research the guests??????
Where’s flando when you need him
Matt, don't lie. You could do every voice in Skyrim, and it would be better voice acted than it already is, hahahaha.
Am I the only one that's bothered by someone who interviews people not getting familiar with the people they are interviewing before the interview?
Super awesome to see Matt & Marisha on your show! Although I feel like there was a missed opportunity here. The blonde woman had a chance to learn about a realm of entertainment that is wildly different than her own but, she talked about herself A LOT. She came across as un-sentimental and totally un-relatable... maybe a little bit of a braggart as well.
Tiger: The blonde woman is Valerie Morehouse, host of the show. She's a boss and responsible for a lot of careers lasting as long as they've had, she cares about voices and loves them as much as Matt and Marisha love D&D. You are seeing a convo of people with different passions, different interests, and different goals talking and having a good time. I don't think it's un-sentimental to discover someone else's passion for the first time. BUT we love hearing your thoughts and having conversations with those who watch and listen, so thanks for engaging!
@@LipRollSeries this reply says nothing oh my god. It’s like the host talking about herself again how did you do that. You proved their point 🤣 yeah I’m late but still this comment is embarrassing
SO, I just know off the bat there's gonna be a lot of a certain type of critters who will be like, "why does the hot keep talking about her own career?", "she doesn't know anything about the show or d&d why is she doing the interview?"
This interview isn't really about D&D and crit role, this interview is about being in a creative field, getting burnt by it, and then being your own sort of pioneer of something new and creative that you build yourself or with a loved one or peers. I created a Podcast Network with my wife a few years back, and as much as I'm a big crit role fan and d&d devotee--were I at the table, I would most likely be talking about my own experiences creating something with my wife and friends, and maybe a little bit about the sociological, psychological, philosophical great things about D&D, rather than like, "Let's talk about the greatest hits of the show."
So the host, while not super knowledgeable about the content of the show, is actually a great one because she's asking very specific and interesting things about crit role as a content producer and startup.
Thank you for this! I feel like the host got a little too hard of a cyber beatdown. At least someone can enjoy the interview! :D
I’ve never seen any host try to bridge such a big gap to relate to her guests.
Was this smart Valerie?
Eline we love to talk about this because I think this is a conversation that comes up often with shows like ours. We value different artists in any field who use there voice, the truth is Valerie is a full time vocal coach who trains lots of clients and doesn't even know there stories yet she helps them in their most intimate of performances. This show isn't hosted by a journalist or reporter it's hosted by Valerie because she enjoys learning about the things she doesn't know and the people she doesn't know and even some clients of hers who she's trained for 10 years. These interviews aren't perfectly crafted or overly thought out, they're just meant to show a different side of guests and to have some fun. We will flub things all the time and not know everything about our guests, but she's trained everyone from Sia to Ozzy Osbourne to Josh Brolin and has done so by connecting with the person that's right in front of her in the moment. We love to see her process of connecting with insanely talented people like Matt and Marisha and that's what we're trying to convey, her honest way of connecting even if it comes across like "Jeeze she knows nothing about D&D!!!"
@@LipRollSeries I really appreciate your reply, personally I still feel everybody would benefit if we took good care in knowing the person in front of us. But now I see your intention of capturing honest discovery. Your reply speaks to the care and heart you put in this project. Thank you for that.
@@elinesophie6134 Totally, we spent about two weeks doing background research so it can be in front of Valerie as she interviews. Our crew members are huge fans of CR and that's why they were booked. They said yes not because Valerie knows a lot about them but because I think they value Valerie's thoughts and opinions as a professional voice coach. Valerie is constantly on tour or in the studio with her clients and so the only time that's left is about an hour before an interview. Rather than pretending like she knows everything she just asks honest questions. Thanks for dialoging, that is one of our favorite parts about the show! We grow from your thoughts and hopefully you grow from hearing these convos on liproll!
@@LipRollSeries Two weeks of research? I would think that if there was that much research time involved that perhaps she would have seen a few minutes of critical role. That was obviously not the case. I suddenly have a whole lot more sympathy for the interviewer. It sounds like her staff didn't prep her enough and she was forced to talk about nothing but herself.
Matthew and Marisha deserved so much better from the host. If you're not familiar with your guests, you need to do some research on who they are, what they do, and how they have inspired thousands and thousands of people. Talk about the charity work they've done on the show, raising thousands of dollars for numerous foundations. As a former interview host, she did a lot of things wrong. When the guests are speaking, don't keep going" right...right" you just keep quiet. Stop interjecting your own anecdotes, you make the interview more about yourself than your guests, which is not the point.
Thanks for writing! We're bummed you were bothered by this conversation. We had lots of fun with Matt and Marisha and they ended up staying way past their designated time because we all had a blast on Build and Chill and the fan portion of the show. The CR community is passionate and next time we have someone from CR on the show we will certainly make sure to listen to your critiques.
It is so great to know that Travis takes care of the business and legal stuff, because I wouldn't trust anyone else to preserve CR as an honorable and respectful community.
Over a half hour into the interview, she actually says "do you two do voices?"
“Is it like Fortnite?”
*sigh* I have neither enough face nor palm for this one.
What a missed opportunity to gain insight on a growing community of gamers and roleplayers. This is what happens when you have an interviewer who didn't take the time to research the guests well enough, or understand the needs of the audience these guests bring. While personal anecdotes may seem relevent for the interviewer in her attempts to relate to the guests, it fails in the goal of the interview itself which is to give the audience a reason to listen. The reason was the guests, not the interviewer.
The plethora of comments about the host (and perhaps the support or lack thereof she received from her team) should say something.... Everyone has an off day, but this seems simply tone deaf. Do some research on your guests and why you're having them on......... Not just her, if it wasn't just her that negatively impacted preparedness... ask the guests questions. Curiosity makes for interesting conversation. This is just uncomfortable
Matt and marisha are amazing
They were amazing!
So, she confidently gives Matt's full name but just stumbles her way through Marisha's first name. Ugh. Way to belittle the guest who's the driving force behind producing their content.