Cameron Dallas, Marcus Johns, & Lia Marie Johnson on the Art of Getting "Expelled"

Your fan base, by the way, you're like, you're all trending on Twitter, like literally 10 times a day. Like, you're probably trending right now. I mean, is this just How do you Do you come up with certain hashtags that like suddenly just get trending in five minutes? Or like What is this?

This is what I do. It's the Twitter guru. I mean, if you want to like market a certain thing, you can come up with like a hashtag. Like today it's uh two days. I've been starting like seven days. It was seven days until Expelled premiere. Now it's two days until Expelled premiere.

I know everybody out there watching wants to know like how do you get a follow from all of you? How do you get a follow from you?

Um, I don't know, for me it's like when someone does What is this? Have you seen The Purge?

Yes.

That that's scary, dude. Yeah, the the Which one was it? The first one. The first one when he goes when he goes up and like the guy with like the slick back hair. Oh, yeah. Him. True.

What does that mean?

Yeah. The first or second one. That was that was awkward. Yeah, he's so creepy. You're creepy.

How do How do you How do you get the How do you get my follow?

You have to be This is this is the secret right here. Funny and original. No. You have to be I for me, it's like you have to be fun, comfortable. I'm doing my job. I just started doing my own thing, like I couldn't look. Oh, wow. Uh, you have to be just like original and creative and funny. If someone posts like a picture of me, like of my face on an ammo or something, I'll be like, wow, that's really funny. I want to follow you.

Okay, we have to just go through a couple fan questions. We'll start with @ _Patricia _L _P. In what ways can you guys relate to your characters in Expelled? @ _L _P. Ooh, I want to know this.

Well, I'm a prankster. In real life, I've always been exactly. Uh, just pranking everyone. That's just what I do.

You have like no fear with that either. Like, you'll just go up to anybody anywhere and you'll just

Most of the time. I usually I usually try and judge someone by looking at them. Uh, Like, is this person going to mess with us? Is this person going to freaking deck me or not? But, uh, yeah, I'm usually comfortable just going up to anyone. Um, I'd be asleep. I'm the crazier type. So, um, yeah, it just works. You see the movie and you see me and you're like, Yeah, they make sense. I see it.

I think Katie's pretty sweet, and I'm pretty sweet, too. So. Oh. Yeah.

Okay. And then, okay, @ AdmirableJustin wants to know the best memory of being on set together.

I had a really good time. We took the tandem bike out.

Yeah. That's probably for me, too. Dude, that was a great time. Yeah.

We were riding this tandem bike

It was a prop. It was like a prop. They were getting ready for a scene.

Was the sun setting? What? Was the sun setting? Did you guys like have a dog?

The sun had already been set. We kissed. We kissed right when it went down. Yeah, on the hillside. Yeah. Overlooking the ocean. Yeah. No, but we rode it into Ralph's and stuff. It was fun. Yeah. And then we like talked to those ladies, remember? And we were like talking to them

Oh, yeah. And we tried getting them on the on the bikes too. Like the Zero Woman, we're like, Hey, you want to hop on our bike? Yeah. And then they were just like, You want to hop on this?

How many people can fit on this bike?

Two. It was two.

Oh, but okay. But we wouldn't have made room.

We wouldn't have made room. I figured it out. We could figure it out.

Okay, from @ SaeByKaren wants to know, what was the most surprising thing you learned about filming a movie?

It's a lot of work.

Yeah, it is. It's a lot of work.

And also, I had not done something since I I had done films before, but I was 10 and 12. And I just realized that the hours are ridiculously long because when you're a kid, you're only allowed to work six hours or however long, you know, on a set. Yeah. But we were working until 4:00 in the morning sometimes. And I think the biggest thing was hurry up and wait. That's That's the biggest thing. With the Vine, you're like, you have stuff in your own hands and you can just go out and film it. With this, I'd get out, I remember getting out to set at like 8:00 in the morning. They're like, Yeah, your call time's at 8:00. And like I show up and like I didn't film anything until 10:00 at night. I was like, Cool. I ate grapes all day. And it was but, you know. Impatient.

But there was like But there were times though that we were filming legit for like 10 hours and there was no stop. So, it was like a give and take, you know. Yeah.

That is crazy. And then lastly, I have to just do one thing because I have a challenge of like, if you were to get expelled, which hopefully you wouldn't. And so kids don't do this at home. Which of these things would you do that you'd want to be known for? All right. So you're going to pick between two things. Okay. Crumbling up your homework and throwing it at the person in front of you, then blaming it on the teacher or playing your favorite song and keeping it loud even when the teacher is yelling at you to shut it off. You'd get expelled for both of those. Right?

Would you not get expelled for The first one. The first one is crumbling up a piece of paper, throwing it at the kid in front of you and saying, Miss Margaret, why did you do that? And you blame it on her. How does that make sense? Like, I like telling the friends I was like, Yeah, the teacher just like got up and threw a paper like at the student in front of me. I I feel like I'd do that because that's so ridiculous. That's the thing. I think I would do I would do that, but I wouldn't get expelled for it. And also, if the kid is sitting in front of you, you're throwing it at them, you would hit the back of their head. You wouldn't hit, you know. Yeah. There's no logic in the first one, so I pick the second one.

You get in trouble for Okay, there's there's more though that you would actually probably get in trouble for. Okay. Crazy. All right, bringing a pet snake in your backpack and letting it run loose or going to school naked? I like that. You would get expelled for both of those. Right? I mean.

With the big Like a big anaconda. I feel like if I were to go to school naked, they might mistake it for the previous snake in the backpack. You feel me? Did I just say that?

You just said that. Okay. And then lastly, putting laxatives in the principal's coffee or farting on the school's intercom?

Wait, there's more? Oh, laxatives. Laxatives is funny. I don't know who's doing it. I like the laxatives one. If especially if it's your principal. That would that would be you. That would get you in trouble. Yeah. Farting on the intercom. I feel I feel like you guys are doing that. Even if I farted, people would think I just went, you know. My phone's ringing.

Have you ever made a teacher cry?

I don't know. Yeah, we have all of our phones clearly just laying out.

Have you ever made a teacher cry?

Maybe maybe once, I can't remember.

I have a couple of times.

That's horrible. It is. I was just wondering. Are there any other ones? Uh, there was one more. Okay. But this one's not that. You wouldn't get expelled. Starting a food fight in class or doing a crazy crazy Vine in the middle of class?

A food fight would be fun. Food fight's always fun. But doing a crazy Vine seems more likely. For me. So.

You could do a Vine of you doing a food fight.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That'd be a combination. It would be at the lunch place, right? Well, I guess it could be in the lunch place, but it's like I've actually started a food fight in my lunch place. My lunch place. The place where you

I didn't have a cafeteria at my school. It was called the lunch place. Like you can be anywhere. Hey, you want to go hang out at the lunch place? Or

Yeah, no. Well, on that note, all these kids are going to be expelled from the interview. Sorry. Oh, wow. You guys

That was a good segue. That was a good segue. I tried. I tried really hard on that.