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  • I can do this.

  • I was so scared.

  • What do you want now?

  • Is your name David Dobre?

  • Yes.

  • Does your YOUTUBE channel have over 10 million subscribers?

  • Yes.

  • Is this your girlfriend?

  • No, I'm so sorry.

  • That's okay.

  • That's not your girlfriend.

  • Correct.

  • Okay, That son of a bitch.

  • So first we'll talk about your life.

  • You nervous?

  • No.

  • Yes.

  • Yes, Yes, I am.

  • Start from the beginning.

  • You were born in Slovakia?

  • Yes.

  • Do you remember living there?

  • Yes.

  • What do you remember?

  • Um I remember living in apartment.

  • Remember?

  • Grandma?

  • I remember my grandpa's hair.

  • He'll hear a lot of it for his age.

  • And I remember I just have two bunnies.

  • And then when I moved my aunt, Uncle eight.

  • Done.

  • This is serious.

  • They're gone now.

  • Why did they eat them?

  • That's just That's just how they work in Slovakia.

  • You don't really keep bunnies as pets.

  • But I did.

  • Were you sad when your family ate your bets?

  • Now, when did you move to Chicago?

  • In the fourth grade.

  • The suburbs?

  • Would you call yourself a Chicago?

  • Yes.

  • In front of other people that have never been to Chicago, I would, but if I meet someone from Chicago.

  • I make sure to let him know that I'm not from Chicago or else I'll be mad.

  • Is there something you miss most about living in Chicago?

  • Yes, my hometown.

  • My hometown Friends.

  • He's telling the truth.

  • Whoa!

  • Hello.

  • Your ah, doc of recipient, right?

  • Yes.

  • Are you worried about your status under Trump?

  • Yes.

  • How so?

  • Um, I'm worried and and start crying in the way that I feel like I could get deported.

  • But I'm also I'm not worried because I just don't really think about it.

  • But like, if I think about it, then yeah, I'd be worried.

  • Let's talk about your friends.

  • We asked one of your friends from high school to ask you some questions.

  • Ready?

  • Play the tape.

  • Did you ever ditch school?

  • Yes.

  • How many times, David?

  • Three.

  • Just three times.

  • Yes, Just three times.

  • Did you ever win anything in high school?

  • I want some.

  • Thanks.

  • What's it to you?

  • One thing's in high school.

  • Would you win all state in tennis?

  • Did you just laugh?

  • I'm not the one being examined here.

  • Did you laugh?

  • No.

  • Just everyone always seems to laugh when I say play ties Let's play the final question.

  • Who was your high school crush?

  • This girl?

  • I said it.

  • She's a boyfriend now.

  • Courtney was your high school crush?

  • Yeah.

  • Did you ever ask her out?

  • No.

  • Why not?

  • Because I'm a little bit.

  • Do you still talk to her?

  • Um, from time to time, I never slide into her.

  • Diem's No.

  • Is this man Scotty, Sire.

  • Your best friend?

  • No.

  • Listen, you sure showed me pictures and have friends and asked for the best friend wise, I'm out.

  • But show me another.

  • What do you say?

  • Todd Smith is your best friend?

  • No.

  • Neither remember are my best friends, John, does that check out?

  • Shit.

  • No punts.

  • This any road, prince?

  • Do you know how you would rank your vlog squad from best to worst friend?

  • No, I don't know.

  • Come on, David.

  • Give it your best shot.

  • Number one the I have to go with Jason.

  • Number two.

  • I have to go with Todd.

  • Number three, Scott, number four.

  • Carly number five.

  • Why you doing Aaron like that?

  • That's not your business.

  • Are you aware that a lot of people in your comments call you cute?

  • I'm aware.

  • Would you call yourself cute?

  • Yes, Yes.

  • Are you cuter than Cameron Della Go?

  • How cute would you say he is?

  • On a scale of 1 to 10 if ever.

  • If I'm a six, he isn't.

  • He's an eight and 1/2.

  • I think I'm soup like I think five would be average.

  • But I think when I do my hair the right way and get up to six, you okay there?

  • David, Can I go home?

  • No.

  • Would you say you find this man Drake Bell more attractive?

  • This man, Josh.

  • No, I would not say that.

  • So who's more attractive?

  • My my type.

  • Josh pack.

  • He's a husband now, and he has a family.

  • And he's a child.

  • That's that's the type of person I would want to be with.

  • And now let's talk about relationships.

  • You single now?

  • Yes, but you previously were in a two year relationship with one Liza Koshi.

  • Are you aware that your break up announcement was your most viewed video on YouTube?

  • Yes.

  • How does that make you feel surprised?

  • Um, no, not surprised.

  • Pretty solid that there's that many people supporting us, but it's more a good thing or a bad thing.

  • Is it true that she broke up with you?

  • Yes.

  • Are you sad that it's over?

  • Um, yes.

  • Are you actively trying to get her back?

  • No.

  • You dating anyone else right now?

  • No.

  • You okay?

  • Yeah, I'm good.

  • I'm good.

  • Get some tissues.

  • Let's move on to your career.

  • Do you miss your privacy?

  • No, really, for some things, but no.

  • If it would cost me my job now, it's nice to have some privacy.

  • Do you miss most about your privacy?

  • Um, just people not knowing the ins and outs of of everything in my life not knowing everything that's going on.

  • That was kind of nice, but it doesn't matter.

  • You regularly watch your own videos in your free time.

  • No, but do you read the comments?

  • Yes, General.

  • How do you feel about the comments?

  • Most of the time.

  • Pretty good.

  • Ever engaged trolls?

  • Sometimes.

  • No.

  • No, not really, No.

  • So that's a no No.

  • So no meaning.

  • You don't engage with trolls or no meaning.

  • You do engage the trolls.

  • Exactly.

  • Took the words right out of my mouth.

  • Okay.

  • What's the worst comment that you've ever read?

  • Not worse, but I get a lot of like get a lot of comments that say he's attractive in, like, a weird way.

  • Or like I don't know if I'm the only one with, but I'm really attracted to him.

  • I kind of like a backhanded compliment.

  • I thought the worst.

  • But it's like, Why are you saying that?

  • Are you happy?

  • No.

  • Yes.

  • Are you still happy now?

  • Yes.

  • Some people on Reddit speculate that you make a lot of your videos for 20 in length because of for 20?

  • Yes.

  • So you smoke weed?

  • No, David.

  • A little bit.

  • I'll smoke like once every six months.

  • How high are you right now?

  • Yeah.

  • How high are you right now?

  • Super.

  • I I'm not high right now.

  • I'm sober.

  • Okay, Let's go about YouTube.

  • You started off on vine.

  • Correct?

  • Correct.

  • You have a favorite.

  • Fine.

  • That you may.

  • Um, no.

  • If you had to pick.

  • Is there one you like?

  • Yeah, I liked like most.

  • Well, which one did you like the most?

  • Um, I'm drawing a blank on him.

  • I mean, I could explain to you, but it would just bore you.

  • Wouldn't you call the one you like the most?

  • Your favorite?

  • Yes, we do.

  • have a favorite.

  • Fine.

  • Yeah.

  • You just can't explain it to us now.

  • Are no.

  • Okay, We'll move on then.

  • Was there a vine made by someone else that you wish you thought of?

  • Um, yeah, I really liked the one where it goes where it's that song.

  • And I go when this girl turns around Chloe, and she has a glass is honesty makes a funny face, You know?

  • Im timeout sickness.

  • If I don't explain why, that sounds very funny.

  • Thank you.

  • There any youtubers that you think?

  • Our cell up?

  • Yes.

  • Okay.

  • Name one.

  • Sure.

  • Saint Josse.

  • What about this guy?

  • Yes, Major.

  • Sellout.

  • The biggest.

  • If you were to describe this man with a single word, it would be you said it perfectly yourself.

  • Sellout.

  • Think that's two words.

  • Shit.

  • Pretty high.

  • One of your blog's.

  • You jumped into £1400 of dry eyes.

  • Is that right?

  • 14,000.

  • Tell the truth here, David.

  • Is it a bit hacky when YouTubers watching react to their own videos?

  • Yeah, it is.

  • But I know what you're gonna do.

  • What am I gonna do?

  • You show me a picture of me reacting to my own video is that something you've done?

  • I've never done it.

  • So you have reacted to your own videos before?

  • No.

  • Okay, so have I.

  • Have I have reacted my own videos.

  • I have.

  • And you're saying that's a hack Move?

  • Yeah.

  • Yeah.

  • You're calling yourself a hack?

  • No, it's got nervous.

  • Are there lots of people out there copying your videos?

  • Yes.

  • Taken notice of anyone?

  • No.

  • Is copying somebody else's video wrong?

  • Not necessarily.

  • In what way?

  • If you give it your own twist, are there any YouTubers out there who you think are funnier than you?

  • Yes.

  • Like who?

  • I want you better secret.

  • What about this person?

  • She is.

  • She's funny.

  • And how about the Dolan twins?

  • Are they funny here than you?

  • Yes.

  • By a lot.

  • Or just a little?

  • Just a little.

  • Do you think you'll ever be funnier than these guys?

  • I'm working.

  • I'm working my way up there.

  • You have a plan toe.

  • Elevate your game, work out more.

  • How much can you bench enough?

  • Can we cut the interview?

  • I don't think so.

  • David should find make a comeback.

  • No.

  • Why not?

  • Because it's It was like a cool thing for, like a group of people to enjoy.

  • And that's it.

  • Like it was.

  • It was hot when it was hot and that's it.

  • We shouldn't revisit it.

  • It's like making a sequel to a great movie.

  • Why?

  • Just watch the movie again.

  • All right, David, Last question.

  • At any point during this interview, did you lie and we didn't catch it?

  • No, I'm gonna ask you again.

  • Any point during this interview did you lie and we didn't catch it?

  • No.

I can do this.

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  • To interlock or cause to interlock.
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crush

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