I'm Wesley.

PHILIP WANG: I'm Philip, and along with Ted,

we are Wong Fu Productions.

You might know our channel from some of our music videos,

sketches, romantic dramas.

We've been on YouTube since the very beginning.

We released the music video to AJ Rafael's

"When We Say (Juicebox)," back in 2010.

WESLEY CHAN: The music video was about just having feelings

for someone, but them having to leave

and having to deal with that, a theme that's

very relatable with Wong Fu Productions.

AJ was really fun to work with.

I remember we would just jump in the car, head to the beach,

and we'd say, AJ, take your guitar out.

Just play here.

Look really sad.

He would just turn on it.

It was just a really good time shooting with him.

[MUSIC AJ RAFAEL, "WHEN WE SAY (JUICEBOX)"]

It was a quick shoot, so we were just

jumping from place to place.

PHILIP WANG: It's funny, because you say, oh yeah, at that time,

we just were run and gun, just jump out of the car,

get the shots, go to the next spot.

I'm like, isn't that kind of still how we sort of do things?

WESLEY CHAN: Yeah, it kind of is.

It's the nature of YouTube though.

PHILIP WANG: I guess so, yeah.

In terms of Asian American artists,

we didn't really have a platform for us to be seen, like on TV

or in the movies.

And YouTube was so important for these artists to be seen.

And it's really cool that we got to be part of that,

and we got to help expand it, and push it, and create

a sense of identity for this community.

WESLEY CHAN: When we started, we didn't

want to tell Asian stories specifically.

We just wanted to tell normal stories

with normal people that happened to be Asian.

PHILIP WANG: We actually just finished

shooting our first feature film, which we funded ourselves

through Indiegogo.

WESLEY CHAN: We've been doing these shorts on YouTube

for so long.

And us and the fans have wanted something bigger,

a bigger story, a bigger project.

PHILIP WANG: The movie's about a world where

everyone's relationship and relationship

history is monitored by a Department of Emotional

Integrity, which is kind of like a real life DMV.

WESLEY CHAN: We follow two love stories.

One is a story about young love and how it changes.

And the other one is about rekindling an old love.

PHILIP WANG: We'll always have a special place for YouTube.

It's not like our channel's going to stop.

We're always going to want to make stuff for our channel.

Don't worry, we're not going anywhere.

We're just doing more.

We hope you like this throwback, and if you guys actually

remember watching this video when it first came out,

extra special thank you to you guys

for sticking with us after all these years.

WESLEY CHAN: We can't wait to show you

this movie and everything else we have coming up.