Smosh's Anthony Padilla & Ian Hecox Answer Twitter Questions From Fans

Smosh's Anthony Padilla & Ian Hecox Answer Twitter Questions From Fans
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Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox, AKA Smosh, hang out at the YH Studio where they give us an impromptu concept for a "Every _____ Ever" video, plus they answer some Twitter questions from fans and some questions about each other!
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Hey, guys, it's Tracy with Young Hollywood, and I am sitting on the couch with Ian and Anthony, A. K. A. Smosh. And then just going back to like your other videos, I mean, you have like, how do you like what was the one that's every something ever?
So Oh, yeah, we started a new series called every blank ever. Yeah. We just did every Instagram ever, every Snapchat ever, every dad ever. Every Game of Thrones ever. Yeah, and it just takes the the tropes of like a generic thing and shows like all these funny different, uh, ways that they're the Everyone has a dad like this. Everyone has a Every Game of Thrones episode is like this.
Yeah. So if I just threw one at you, how would you how would you give me one, give me one. All right, let's go let's go with some fan girls since you have a lot of fans. Every fan girl ever.
Every fan girl ever. Uh, well, let's see. Probably just it'd probably just involve a lot of screaming.
Every fan girl ever.
Every fan girl ever. A lot of screaming. There'd be someone there'd be like a guy walking by and then a herd of girls would scream and follow them. The guy would turn around and they'd see that it was not, in fact, Harry Styles. It was a guy with long hair and then they would just be very disappointed.
No, they probably still want pictures with him.
That's true. I mean, probably. Depending on how good-looking he is. If he was still a good-looking young gentleman.
Yeah. Like like you guys, your crazy grandmothers. Oh, thank you. Thanks. Do you have is your fan does your fandom have a name or is or they?
Uh, they call themselves Smoshers.
Smoshers?
Yeah. Yeah. We don't have like a it's not like a it's not like Monsters. We don't have like Monsters or like, you know, little what does Lady Gaga say? Little monsters? I think so. Little Little Smoshers? Yeah. No, we don't have We don't have an official name that we came up with or anything. It's just Smoshers Smoshers. It just kind of landed and stuck.
Yeah. Yeah. I mean, that that works obviously. Yeah. What would you name? Would you name them anything?
I would actually have just gone with Smoshers, it makes sense. I feel like that would be the first thing that comes to mind, right?
Yeah. Yeah. Makes sense. Smoshers. Yeah. Let's yeah. Sounds like a like a sitcom.
Yeah. Yeah. The Little Smoshers.
But your fans, by the way, are are awesome. They sent a bunch of fan questions and I
Oh, cool.
We'll have to get to. Um, So let's go with @KuliaDRamos. Sorry if I pronounced it wrong. If you both had three wishes, what would you ask for and why? Three wishes. Pretty good one. Uh, ooh.
Let's start with a serious one. No more pain and suffering in the world.
Wow. Yeah. Wow. And then do you need the other wishes? No, you have to be more selfish. Come on, be more selfish than that.
Well, I got to get one that's just like totally selfless out of the way and then the next two are extremely selfish.
No, you have to be more selfish. No, you have to be more selfish. Yeah. Pain and suffering? Yeah. You got to have a little bit of pain to appreciate the good things in life.
Oh, that's true. Okay. So only pain and suffering on Sunday nights. But otherwise no, no more.
Okay. All right. Just a little bit of pain and suffering. So that you appreciate it.
Yeah. Just a little bit so that you appreciate it. Yeah. But then the rest is easing. So we can we can we like have a good time and then we can have pain and suffering on Sunday.
Yeah, exactly. And then it's back to like, yeah, I love life. My other wish would be to not ever go bald.
Oh. Yeah. Oh, man. I've seen your dad. You're you're going to be fine.
I have a good head of hair. I mean, my my grandpa's like 85 and he's got a good set of hair.
Oh, you're fine then. Good. Good set of hair. I would I would think that would go for the both of you, right? That wish?
Well. No. I think Ian's going to go bald.
I'm going to go bald. Yeah, I might.
Ian's going to go bald.
I'm going to go bald. Yeah, according according to genetics, it's going to happen eventually.
Your dad is your So your dad's bald? No. Balding, sorry, balding.
I yeah, my I yeah, my mom's dad is uh yeah, he's pretty bald, so. Male pattern baldness, male pattern baldness. It's not looking good for me. I'm I'm I'm, you know, I'm enjoying it while it lasts.
You've been long. Yeah. And then I'm just going to just like have a really depressing, like hair where it's like, it's like receding back to here but I'm still trying to comb it over.
And then, of course, we're going to do a video where he's singing, I will remember you. Yeah, about my hair.
Yeah. Yeah. Those are okay. Um, those are some good wishes right there. I mean, that's two there but that's all you need. That's from @AmazingSmoshFan. Can you make Anthony act like Ian and Ian act like Anthony? Uh, let's see. Who's going first? Uh, I'll let I'll act like Ian. So it's like like Ian, so uh.
Oh, man. It's me, Ian. Uh, so uh,
Uh, I'm Ian.
Why do we both? I don't know.
Well, I'm imitating you, imitating me, imitating you.
Uh, wow. Okay. That was um. What do they expect us to do? That was funny though that you acted exactly the same. I think I think that's yeah, same same person. Um, @Georgia_Pulos, what did you love the most about making the movie and what did you hate the most? Ooh, let's start with, uh, let's start with what you loved the most. Uh-huh.
Yeah, uh, it was really fun like working on the whole process of the movie because it's it's totally different from from like our normal sketches. So like, you know, our sketches are normally like 4 to 6 minutes long. Doesn't really leave much time for like, you know, character development or like, you know, a huge sort of overarching plot. So it was a lot of fun to like work on something, uh, different than that and you know, get a little bit more serious about, uh, like characters and and story and that kind of stuff. So that was a lot of fun.
Uh, What'd you hate the most?
Nothing. I didn't hate anything while working on the movie. It was amazing. I don't hate anything.
Yeah. Afterwards. Yeah. The uh, the only thing we didn't like was was uh, because we're people of the Internet that that don't really get censored. We kind of censor ourselves and we like to think we're PG-13. Uh, apparently the MPAA doesn't agree with our idea of PG-13. So when we submitted our first, uh, version when we submitted our first cut of, uh, uh, the Smosh movie to the MPAA, they gave it an R rating.
Are you serious?
Yeah. And uh, so we're like, what? That's not kid-friendly. No. Yeah, so we had to cut cut cut it back a little bit and like re-record some lines, so so it fit in. Like cut out the scene.
PG-13.
Cut out the scene. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think we realized ourselves once before I think we might have removed that before the MPAA because we realized ourselves. Okay, that that was really like.
Still got an R.
It's too much. Yeah. Too much. without that scene. Yeah.
Okay. Okay, well then before I let you go, there's two more things. We have I have to do challenges because that is what you're known for.
All right.
And I was like, All right. Does it involve us getting lubed up and wrestling?
I actually have to confess. I was like really struggling because I was like, I don't want to do one that you've already done and like a YouTube challenge everyone knows. So I I texted two of my friends. I'm like, you guys have to give me some like some crazy and like they texted me a whole list of stuff that probably could take the cake for like the 10 either worst challenge ideas and like progressively got just like more ridiculous. Like there I mean, I could read you the list or I could just go with an actual an actual challenge. So let's first do it's actually more just like how well do you know each other?
I'm getting scared.
Okay. You should actually get scared. Okay. So we're going to start with in 10 seconds or less. Oh, okay. No time to think. Who who goes first? No time to think. I'm going to go with Ian first. Oh, okay. Wait, does that mean that I say you're going to I'm going to ask you a question about Anthony and you have to answer in 10 seconds or less. Name all nine of Anthony's very specific favorite foods.
Uh, oh, you're talking about pineapple, pineapple, watermelon, uh, uh, jackfruit, uh, uh, and some other fruit. Maybe a veggie. Um, water.
I do love fruit and veggies and water.
Two seconds. I think what they were referring to was uh food battle. Here's the thing. Oh, my head. I have answers which I want to hear your answers, but my answers that I had found were totally different from what I think
I think it was probably referring to all of our food battle videos.
Let me try that again. Uh, food battle video. Okay, sorry. So you give me another timer? Okay. Ready? I'll give you a timer right now. Just go. I got 10 seconds in my head.
All right. Rainbow lollipop, Takito, churro, uh, uh, celery stick. Burrito. Gummy snake. Gummy snake. Uh, red licorice.
No, that was not rock candy. Rock candy. Uh, uh. He actually just got I think, okay. Takito, celery, churros, do you say churro? Yeah. Burritos, red hot chili peppers, Rainbow Lollipop, egg rolls, Yeah. Rainbow lollipop. Oh, Giant Gummy Snacks and rock candies. That was good. Yeah. So that's from our series online called Food Battle and every year I choose a favorite food to battle my food. We all know Ian. Of course. Pink Pink frosted sprinkle donuts. Here's um. Those aren't really my favorite foods though, guys. Come on.
I was actually really going to ask him specific. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. stick is your favorite food?
Oh, definitely celery stick. I all day, every day. All day, every day. All day. That's my least favorite.
Uh, okay. Now, Anthony, um, name Actually, let's go with this one. Name all my favorite foods. Yeah. Pink frosted sprinkle donuts. Uh, what are Ian's biggest phobias and why?
Oh, man. What? Okay. So his was like a Smosh trivia. Mine's like real life. His biggest phobia. Clock's ticking. Uh, Five seconds. Being homeless. Because he hates the streets. Is that a phobia? That's what a phobia called? Yes. It's called Hobophobia. Hobophobia. Yeah. All right.
I'm hobophobic. Yes. You're afraid of being a hobo. Um, I guess, yeah. I get maybe. I was going to say, um. I don't I don't yeah. Sure. I'd say I was more arachnophobic.
Oh, really? You're not that arachnophobic.
I don't like spiders. I'm not going around your house taping up like the windows, the window sills and stuff. That's true.
You're not that.
I'm not that. But if I see a spider in my house, it's game over. Yeah.
But if you see a bee in your house. I would say the answer I had. You scream and jump up on the couch?
No. It's depending on the spider. Bees. Bees. Uh, I've never been stung. So I don't know if I'm scared of bees or not. I've been I've been bees sometimes scare me. Sometimes.
So you didn't have like an incident when you were. Didn't you get like attacked by bees?
I did.
When you were young? You got attacked by bees?
One time, one time I I was swinging on a swing set and it was one of those swing sets that had like the rubber over the chain. Oh, I remember that. And there was like a wasp nest inside or is it yellow jackets or something. There's inside that that rubber thing. So when I started swinging on it, they like came out and like I had to like run away from them. That was my hair. Yeah. Also one time a bee flew into my mouth and stung me in the inner part of my cheek. I thought I had like we're on a playground and I thought it was like a piece of bark or something. I was like, And then like, yeah, it was like a No. It wasn't like it was like It didn't swell up.
Was your face all gross? All right, here. Like, yeah, it's normal. Started to look like your wisdom tooth got taken out or anything.
No, no, no, no, no. But it was still pretty gross.
So how did you not think of that as your first answer? I'll be like, I see a bee, I'm like, well, good job. You're pollinating stuff. Bees stinging the inside of my mouth seems a lot scarier than a bee like. But if I see a spider in my house, I'm like, you're out to kill me.
But if you see a bee in your house. It needs to get out. It's my house. We don't get back. We're going to be stuck here forever. Look at your cute little whiskers. Jesus!
Don't forget to check out Smosh The Movie. Comes out July 24th. Digital download. You can find it. Yeah. Itunes. com, smoshthemovie. com has everyone on there. There's a ton of places you can get it any digital device. Yeah. Check it out.
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PEOPLE MENTIONED
- Tracy
The interviewer from Young Hollywood
- Ian Hecox
Co-founder of Smosh, interviewed guest
- Anthony Padilla
Co-founder of Smosh, interviewed guest
- Harry Styles
Mentioned in 'Every Fan Girl Ever' concept
- Lady Gaga
Mentioned regarding fan base names (Little Monsters)
- KuliaDRamos
Twitter user who asked a question
- AmazingSmoshFan
Twitter user who asked a question
- Georgia_Pulos
Twitter user who asked a question
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