Name: Casey Neistat Melts His Face Off While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones
Uploaded: 2020-03-27T18:38:25.000Z
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He's tapping out part of this like the people quit sometimes.

I'm Sean Evans and you're watching hot ones.

It's the show with hot questions, even hotter wings.

He's a YouTube juggernaut technologist and filmmaker with clout through the roof.

But the whole house of cards could come crashing down today if the man taps out before explain that Graham Casey.

Definitely gonna tap out before explaining that.

I'm sites have been training a little bit, but I'm not Well, I gotta get going.

We're ready for anything in my entire life.

This knife this is like somebody give me a nice warm hug.

Someone to start by taking it back to the pre vlog days when you were working as a dishwasher and what you've described.

There's a shitty seafood restaurant in southeast Connecticut.

Because kitchens aren't really known for having the healthiest work environments nose like the shittiest work environment.

And I always say that, like, if you don't know what you want to do in life, spend as much time as possible doing something fucking hate doing because my job is a pot washer.

So I'd have to scrub the bottom of huge sauce pot.

When you do that 50 hours a week, you spent a lot of time thinking about what you wish you were doing.

So I say that like so much of my sort of ambitions in life, my goals and, like my dreams of life, were born from the bottom of that shitty chowder pot E just fucked up in eight number three sauce instead of the number two sauce.

I think it's an interchangeable sort of life.

Maintaining eye contact and I skipped away.

You got a little fancy, got a little cocky out there.

That was It does, because that's a strong too right there.

So you've stacked almost two billion views, eight million subscribers and created a genre all your own.

But I imagine that the accomplishment that your perhaps most proud of is getting the mayor of New York to discuss biker lane laws after doing a video fighting that ticket.

So I had a ticket for not riding the bike lane, but often they're obstructions that keep you from probably riding the bike on.

I wonder if someone who's often thumb their nose at authority.

Does that video in particular hold a special place in your heart?

But he always say, I made X is really pissed off.

I got a ticket for for something I shouldn't have gotten a ticket for.

I used my video camera and YouTube as a way of sort of speaking out against that of expressing my frustration, and in the end, I kind of got some retribution.

So, like, it brings you back to my teenage years, and I was always in trouble in school, but nobody ever listened to me.

You know, you do a lot of insane things in your videos, whether it's, you know, hanging from a drone or skateboarding behind a Lamborghini and all those chutes.

When were you most fearful for your life?

Like last year for Christmas, when we built the only drone in the world that could carry a human being and had me 200 feet in the air?

Had a microphone on those directing my cameramen and the drone operator so you'd listen to the audio.

It's not a fearful when I'm literally screaming.

Higher, higher, higher Brett, are you getting the shot?

So as long as your brain somewhere else like that stuff doesn't really spooked me so much when I'm the director, my focus on getting shot more so than it is preservation of life so you can make a case now that bloggers are the voice of the people, and nowhere is that more apparent than in your approach to food.

Whether it's chasing down, carry out with lucky charms or grilled cheese, days are very diplomatic and dining.

Someone hit you with a quick food rapidfire of all your globetrotting adventures What's the international fast food menu item that stands out in Singapore, and I think they have this all over Asia.

But McDonald's has their hot up pies instead of filled up with delicious cinnamon apple goo, it's full up with this fluorescent tero, Taro Gu.

It it wasn't you're eating a deep fried sock filled up with purple goo That is not my go to, but that's one that really stands out in international fast.

What's the most underrated food specialty from Connecticut?

Most underrated food item from Connecticut is a thing called Connecticut style lobster rolls.

It's the most amazing thing that Connecticut has ever yielded since that was the victim.

It was the Constitution of the Declaration of Independence that came from Connecticut.

There are eight people in this room, and none of them are that smart, and none of them were that smart.

It's one of the greatest contributions that Connecticut has ever made.

The world is the Connecticut style lobster roll.

And as somebody who's stacked views against changing platforms and algorithms, I wonder how you think the viral video has evolved since the Kimbo slice days.

Fire ality usedto have a little bit more authenticity to it, and now, by reality, is much more hackable.

There's a whole logger movement right now on what these bloggers do is they create hip hop videos that are typically distracts, and these are individuals with no background in music at all, and they create these songs that take somebody else down.

The song was hugely viral for myriad reasons, and that is a way of sort of hacking the system to make something go viral.

We'll do 100 million views, and a lot of that would push over their channel.

It's a way to grow the channel, and then the whole network piles on top of that.

So I think that viral videos can be approached a little more systematically now, versus 8 10 years ago, which is like it had to be something that nobody had seen before.

If you're gonna start peace 1,000,000 together, a timeline for viral videos that you think we're may be game changers in the genre or watershed moments.

Justin TV, which Carolina Leigh decided broadcast entire life, I think, is really, really impressing.

At the time he was doing that, Reality TV was thes, really sculpted shows like The Real World, and I think that had a big part in leading into blogging.

And I think that blogging is now become the new norm as faras reality television.

I think that Gangnam style, when you think about success in music, even shifting away from other mediums like radio and things like that getting damn cell really brought that to you.

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