Nov. 8, 2024
Seinfeld 4K Controversy!
Johnny Mac delivers the latest in comedy news, covering the anxieties around Seinfeld's 4K Blu-ray release, with fans concerned about potential changes like those seen on Netflix. He also highlights Paul Scheer's disdain for artisanal ketchup and...
Johnny Mac delivers the latest in comedy news, covering the anxieties around Seinfeld's 4K Blu-ray release, with fans concerned about potential changes like those seen on Netflix. He also highlights Paul Scheer's disdain for artisanal ketchup and discusses Jimmy Fallon's new all-original comedy holiday album, featuring big names like the Jonas Brothers, Megan Thee Stallion, and Weird Al Yankovic. The episode includes some insights into the daily workings of Saturday Night Live and upcoming comedy events at the New York Comedy Festival, alongside mentions of other comedy news such as new Radio 4 programs.
00:00 Seinfeld 4K Controversy
02:04 Paul Scheer's Ketchup Rant
03:05 Sarah Silverman Interview Highlights
04:07 Behind the Scenes at SNL
05:10 Will Ferrell's New Project and Jimmy Fallon's Album
08:33 New York Comedy Festival Lineup
11:38 Joan Rivers Tribute and New Comedy Programs
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Caalaroka Shark Media. Hello Shunning back with your daily comedy news.
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In case you haven't noticed, everything in the world has
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to be a controversy. Well, they're putting the Seinfeld Show
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out on four K blu ray. Seems like a harmless thing.
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What could go wrong? Fans are hoping that the four
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K release doesn't ruin the show like Netflix did. Crack
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dot com looked into this. First of all, the box
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set will cost two hundred and fifty dollars. What are
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you insane? My DVD set is perfectly fine. Fans are
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worried about which aspect ratio the four K disc version
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of Seinfeld will be in. You see, the Netflix version,
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not unlike the HD ramaster that aired on TBS, reframed
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and cropped the original four x three box image to
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accommodate modern widescreen TVs, but in doing so they've ruined
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certain jokes. For example, in the episode The Couch where
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Jerry discovers that Poppy has pete on the sofa. In
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the Netflix widescreen version, they edited in a blatantly manufactured
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close up shot of the pea stain because it wasn't
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clearly visible in the cropped wide shot, which completely throws
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off the subtle timing of the reveal. Good news we
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are hearing. The new four K Blu ray of Seinfeld
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will feature the original one point three to three by
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one aspect ratio, but that version will only be released
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as a limited edition. The standard Blu ray will be
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one point seven eight by one. Another concern, Netflix's four
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K scan employed color correction that looks different from the
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original show. For example, in the Netflix version, Jerry's apartment
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looks way greener. By the way, if you want to
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deep dive in this feed, somewhere down there, I went
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into a rabbit hole one day about Jerry's bookcase. Now
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that the stuff is in high depth. In one of
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the early episodes, you can see Jerry's bookshelf where he's
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got VHS movies. They're clearly porn movie if you read
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the title. Somewhere there's an episode about that, but we
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don't have time for that today. I have to tell
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you about Paul Sheer in the ketchup controversy. Paul Sheer
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was on the Subway Takes web series and said restaurants
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need to stop with the artisanal ketchup. Heines has perfected it.
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We don't need your mango chutney ketchup. I just want
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the sugar. I want the taste of Heines. Sheer went
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on further, Instead of restaurants are going to be serving burgers,
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fries should not be extra host Kareem Rama agreed, said,
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if I go to place and the burger doesn't say
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burger and fries, you have to buy the burger for
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eight dollars actually eighteen dollars in New York City, plus
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another seven dollars for fries, and then they bring out
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the artisanal ketchup. Paul Sheer said, in you're recking the experience.
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I don't even enjoy the fries, and the fries are
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the best port You can give me a little thing
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of fries like this. Don't treat me like an animal.
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They then express sympathy for the restaurant employees who were
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in the kitchen crushing tomatoes to make the from scratch ketchup.
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She said, I don't know how you make it, but
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I don't think anyone knows. That's why it's so bad.
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The Heinz factory has figured out something that no one
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else could duplicate. By the way I'm doing this like borderline,
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half assed, angry Jerry Seinfeld and like Paul Shear was
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pretty soft spoken. Hey, Sarah Silverman, who do you feel
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like is killing it right now? Sarah? It's told the
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Columbus Dispatch. Taking a torrow, she goes at a joke
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from every angle. When you think she's exhausted at every
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possible angle, she finds a new one. There's nobody like
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Robbie Hoffman, Moe Welch and Naomi Expergan, Tim Robinson. He
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has a show on Netflix. Sketches are about fifteen to sixteen
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minutes each, just hilarious. You have to watch it, Sarah.
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How does it feel to have a multi generational audience now?
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Sarah said, I love it. I've always loved that. I
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do a bunch of odd jobs. Sometimes it's good whether
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you know me from Monk or stand up or wreck
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at Ralph. I have r rated stuff and g rated stuff.
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It's cool, Sarah Silverman, What if you weren't a comedian?
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What we'd be doing? Sarah said, I can think of
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three things. I'd work with animals, elephants or chimps. Those
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are two things. Or I'd be a teacher. That's the
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third thing. Part of me likes the idea of high
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school kids. This is ego talking. I feel like I
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can really shape them kindergarten for the same reason I
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really like kids talking to kids. Their lives are so different.
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Hour is feeling like you have grown to be someone
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who would protect you as a child. That's huge, Or
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I'd work with mentally challenged adults. I don't know if
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you know this. Saturday Night Live is turning fifty this year,
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and we're going to talk about it every day. Ago
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Nuotam says, we literally work in an office building, which
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he spoke to The Wall Street Journal. I'm talking to
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people coming in for their nine to five scanning their
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badges as I'm doing the same thing to go make
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hahas and put on a costume. How does the week go? Monday,
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the staff meets the week's host and floats ideas. Tuesday
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group dinner with the host, followed by night time writing sessions.
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Wednesday a readthrough followed by an initial selection of sketches,
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which triggers production on everything from props to costumes. Thursday
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and Friday a rehearsals and filming of pre tape promos
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and sketches. A Saturday night and eight pm dress rehearsal
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that determines what makes the live show. At eleven thirty,
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mikey Day explained how the roommate thing works. He says,
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we just get paired there randomly, like college roommates. Heidi
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Girdner said, my first year was really hard for me
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to knock on doors and think anybody would want to
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write with me. Not because people weren't welcoming, because I
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thought I was following the rules of senior junior, sophomore
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freshman Keenan Thompson's Where's by the rule of making himself available.
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He says, I remind people, hey, I'm always down to
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be the hot dog vendor. Will Ferrell has a new project.
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It's called Street Justice. Will will play dirty Harry type
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who goes about taking justice into his own hands. I
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don't know, I could say that working. I also think
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the days of Will Ferrell doing Will Ferrell's style comedy
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have passed. I could be wrong. Jimmy Fallon talked about
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his new comedy album Holiday Seasoning features some big names
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like the Jonas Brothers and Megan Fee Stallion and Dolly Parton.
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There's also some non music people from comedy like Will
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Ferrell and Chelsea Handler and then checking both boxes weird out.
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Fallon said, I'm so excited about this. I'm proud it's
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a good one. It's a fun project to have. I
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can't believe I have my own Christmas album. It kind
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of makes no sense, but here we are. Somebody had
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put the thought in a Jimmy's head to do an album.
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He said. I recorded one song and it wasn't good.
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It was corny. I don't know what it was. It
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wasn't me. I was like, I'm not good at this.
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Michael Boubla is much better at doing this, Kelly Lark's
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and Mariah Carey, the real singers. That's not what I
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can offer. So I go, I have a comedy song.
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I was working on my iPhone. I had a song
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called Chipmunks and Chestnuts, which is a Roy Orbison inspired
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Slim Whitman Monty Python type of song where a guy
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hits a giant high note that's almost annoying. It makes
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me laughs. I recorded that and I started adding tracks
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to it, and then I go, maybe I won't do
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any covers. I'll do all original songs. I thought that
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was more of a challenge if you can write a
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comedy holiday album. I don't know when the last one was,
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but we're overdue for one, so might as well just
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do it now and have some fun. You get this
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opportunity to create new stuff and just put it out
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there and see what sticks. You know, there's a Bob
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Dylan influenced one. There's a couple college radio type of
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keyboarding jams where I go, yeah, I don't know if
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anyone's going to get this one, but I think it's funny.
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The couple pop jams on there that hopefully can get
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radio play. I like those. It's a roller disco type
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of song called Holiday that I think everybody can get behind.
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He talked about the evolution the lyrics being it's a
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holiday time to celebrate, we'll stay out all night. Then
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you had bass, and you make it more Jackson's more chic.
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Then it turns to that and I go woul. The
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Jonas brothers do this. We sent it over their people
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and they were like, love it, let's do it. They
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recorded their version. They turned it into a real song.
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Jimmy says, don't overthig it, released it, put it out.
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I have Ladys come on the show and sometimes they go, yeah,
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we cut this down. I wrote a hundred three songs.
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We cut it down to ten. I go, you wrote
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on a hundred and three songs. If I ever wrote
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a hundred three songs, my alum would have one hundred
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three songs on it. Are you kidding me? I'd be
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so proud. So don't overthig it. Don't go. Someone's gonna
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make fun of me for this one. Put it out.
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It's something else to listen to. You go, this one's weird,
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but I kind of like it. That is my vibe too,
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Like this podcast. Apparently you like it because you're listening.
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Thank you. Other people might get stupid. I don't care.
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You'll learn that as you get older. Just do your thing.
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As we're working with weird, al found said he's my idol.
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He got famous for his parodies first, but then when
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you buy the album you get into the deeper cuts
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and dear to be stupid and his poke stuff. I
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was writing all these songs for the album, and I
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was trying to hit every holiday I could think of.
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I was thinking about New Year's Eve and there's no
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real happy New Yar's Eve songs. They're all sad. They're
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all depressing. That's covered. There's no missing sad New Year's songs.
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We have a lot of them, whether it's all Ang
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Xi or Dan Folberberg or whatever. I wanted a good song.
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You just put on a New Year's Eve party and
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everyone go, this is so silly. I have to dance
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around and picturing mosh pits and picturing people screaming at
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the top of their lungs. It's track number one side
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too me weird Al Yankovic and the Roots. I said
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to him, what do you think of this? He immediately
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got back and said, I'm in. I love it. Do
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you mind if I rewrite a couple of things? I said, yeah,
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let's go. We started going back and forth. In two days,
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he had a full, unrecorded version of it, full sheet
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music of every note and every harmony, advanced stuff. He
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took it next level and he goes, you're gonna get
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a ban on this. I go, I can. I didn't
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think about that before I get a quest love. I go,
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I have a song with weird Al. He's like, I'm in.
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Weird ELL's a legend. He's the only one. I'm so
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honored to work with him. He's my idol. I Wanted
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to Be Weird Al Yankovic. It's a Friday night in
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the Big City. It's the New York Comedy Festival. Six
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o'clock Near Comedy Club, Joke Sista's Comedy Show eight pm,
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Chelsea Music Hall, Bodega Chat Live, Beacon Theater at seven.
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Jeff A. Currie, Miss Pat Town Hall seven o'clock Some
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More the Venue at Hard Rock Hotel. Seven o'clock. Paul
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Ollinger and Friends at Rodney's Comedy Club. Seven o'clock. Askats
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the UCB. It's seven o'clock we Go Horses Out in
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Brooklyn at the Comedy Collective, also at seven. Maria Dakotis
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at the Green Room forty two at seven Steve Fury's
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Comedy Confidential seven o'clock Near Comedy Club, Fibbs and Friends
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hosted by Connor Wood Gramercy Theater seven o'clock, Tiny Idea
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and Little Boy Evil Brooklyn Arthouse. Seven o'clock, Vocabaret at
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caveat seven o'clock. Unchaper Owned Second City seven o'clock. Mecky
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Leaper at the Bellhouse at seven point thirty. Good Luck
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with Maggie Winters in Parker Callahan seven thirty Union Hall,
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Drunk Black History at Little Field at eight. Chris Barnes
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and Nate Meeker co headlined The Gutter. Surprisingly, that One's
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at the Gutter eight o'clock. Out in Williamsburg at eight,
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The Old Man Hustle presents Funny People Comedy Showcase. The
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Standard eight has Oneika McLean Onto some more famous people.
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Eight o'clock. Hank Azaria and the Easy Street Band at
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Brooklyn Bowl. That's Hank Azaria pretending he's Springsteen. I've played
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music at eight thirty. Stand Up, New York Matt kauff
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Ear It's Funnier, Brooklyn Comedy Collective eight thirty. Are You
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Your Loss at nine and improvised Broadway Musical with a
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nine thirty, Fibbs and Friends hosted by Connor Wood nine thirty,
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Hard you Don't Cry, and Jenny Hogan and Laura Murley
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ten fifteen, Tiny Cupboard, Pino Noir UCB ten thirty, and
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the Trash King at UCB at eleven fifty nine. You know,
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that was a lot of show. And I don't know
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who's the biggest name, I said, Hank Azaria doing Springsteen,
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Dan Soder. I got a comment here, that's a notch
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down from what a Friday Night at the New York
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Comedy Festival has been in the past, Like a notchdown
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