kuqi while a lot of that may be true it’s not really Shaun’s fault. But Shaun’s execution during the interview is fantastic he rarely if ever chokes on a question and treats his guests like human beings.
Its more than a gimmick to get viewers interested, its a tool to make the guest more comfortable, also the spiciness makes the brain more active so the guests can answer questions easily and go on talking more about their personality
@@snmnmidld6203 partially. The whole brain thing is kind of bull but the wings do break down barriers as guests start giving out hot answers to get through the wings.
I have to admit that my thoughts on Shia have become more positive in these last couple of years. Whatever people think of his political opinions aside it certainly does seem like he's more grounded and stable than what he was before. I still think he must have suffered as a child actor and while it doesn't excuse his insults and tirades towards others I hope he finds the help or at least stability he needs because in this stable form he seems like a nice guy.
I wonder if SEAN ever feels bad for the guy who has to do an interview with his guest after him? It’s like having a great opening act and the headliner has to be better to get the same reaction. Sean’s raising the bar for interviews.
I feel like the only interviewer that shouldn't feel intimidated by Sean's interviewing skills is Graham Norton. Even then, Graham doesn't ask such intricate questions, but he is the best at making guests feel very comfortable and at home.
I imagine if they got Nardwuar on here, the two would just go back and forth giving more and more private details about each other until they doxx each other then create a universal singularity
One thing that Sean does almost better than anyone is he gives background and lays a foundation for the question he’s asking. Let’s the person know who he’s interviewing kind of like “here’s why I’m asking this”, and it shows a genuine interest in them. Which most guests seem to appreciate as well. On top of him consuming as much content and information as possible about the guest. Needless to say, he doesn’t need break out a stuffed animal or a prop or contact your HS principal to conduct a great interview.
also it humanizes the guests by sharing a meal with someone...it's weird, but James Gandolfini said that watching someone eat on camera makes "the character human".
Because Sean has a singular ability to be the "everyman" in an interview. Keeps his cool asks good questions but is always polite and unassuming. He is the interviewer both the guest and the audience want but isn't hung up on himself over it.
A girl goes to a blind date and its Sean. Sean: "So I know you used to write many anime reviews on MAL, are you still into yaoi anime and if yes, what do you think society gets wrong about weebs?"
The best moment I've seen is, when Adam Savage (of Mythbusters and Tested fame) on his own podcast, praised Sean, his abilities as a host, and the format of the show! He also said he wanted to be on the show really badly. Get on that! Find the clip and show it to Sean! Let's make it happen!
@@iamcheesin is he marketing it as his own lmao? He doesn't even earn revenue from this. It's like sports compilation channels. They don't earn shit. They just make it for our entertainment. You're an idiot.
@@JFlatby Aight bud, here's the premise: Sean Evans is darn good at asking great questions. According to these compilations, the guests have a knack for responding with "That's a really great question" because usually it is a great question. The joke is that Sean Evans is so good at asking great questions that *all he has to do is breathe* and the guest will still be so impressed that they'll respond with "that's a really great question." This has been Observational Humor and Meme 101, thank you for attending my TED talk.
It’s really nice to know that there is an interviewer out there that cares to do research and ask actual impactful meaningful questions but I can only imagine what that feels like to celebrities who are asked the same four questions during their entire career. I can only imagine the relief and breath of fresh air and the mental stimulation of talking to someone like Sean. Beautiful
''where are pitch meetings more likely to be parodies of themselves in hollywood or in sillicon valley ? '' i think that's one of the best questions i've ever heard someone ask tbh
The very simple complement from Nick of, “Hmmm, you have a fine research department.” Was probably the best compliment for him. Just simple, easy but a Ron Swanson comment all the way. 🤣👍
I love the fact Sean's questions humanize celebrities just as it should be, despite the fact these people have a huge following they are also like us, the less people put them on a pedestal the more comfortable they'll feel, it's surprising how much people overlook this kind of stuff.
I absolutely ADORE Sean, nothing puts a smile on my face when the interviewee recognizes how great of a question he'll ask. Must be refreshing for them to hear something new!
no, because not all the celebs that might come on the show are familiar with it. if they get asked to come on and say yes, they might do minimal research just so they have a rough idea of what they are preparing for, but otherwise they may not know in full detail how much research he does on his next guest
@@Ruf-Art-by-Tim I mean, look at it this way. You've done close to a thousand interviews and a good 80-90% of them are the same speal, You begin to not expect much out of any of them afterwards, then you get an invite from some youtube people to do another interview but also eat hot wings, you check into the concept mildy cause its new but its still another interview so more shallow questions and thats it. Then your pleasantly surprised when the guy hits you with actual thinking mans questions or brings up this small minoot, no one would know now detail. Its great. On the hand of why do they get mad about dumb questions, well you called me out here to promote some piece and your gonna try and disguise that with some garbage or charged questioned that ive either already answered several times, sometimes with the same person and yeah, they're gonna get upset after awhile. Its why i love when sean asks them to tell the people what their up too and some dont, cause they respected the interview itself more than the novel ideal of shilling out some movie promo.
Understand that these people have been asked basically the same old questions over and over and over again. So to be asked a sincerely good question must be a breath of fresh air for them.
Shia is incredibly insightful, cause he can tell how much Sean Evans prepares for his interviews. When he asked the question a second time it was the exact same tone and delivery
Sean in a courtroom: "So, when you went back to your apartment to grab the murder weapon you saw the tv and episode 7 of your favorite show was on. Do you think that episode was the best one in the entire series? or would you otherwise?" The defendant: Dude, great question! How do you know that? You did your research.
Hot Ones is great because these people do so many interviews and it’s always the same thing. Sean’s interviews are always entertaining and he asks great questions.
To me Shawn verifies that hard work and being humble can take you far. I've never been inspired by anything "celebrity", but with Shawn he is as others would say of John Wick, "a man of focus." I am inspired by Shawn and it's a neat thing. Have a wonderful day everyone.
I love that someone ELSE loves this this impressiv reactions from big stars as much than i do. Thanks to you and your effort we can relive this moments. Mad respect and greetings from germany. ❤
the more i watch these the more i realize that the one thing sean evans can't come back at is a compliment "you're a really well researched interviewer" "y-you too"
It honestly blows me away that Sean was like "Hey, I have to interview these celebrities... why not do some research on them before hand, ask them insightful questions based on that research, then shut up and let them actually answer?" and its somehow a revelation and so incredibly rare that like every guest comments on how "incredible" it is. Just shows how lazy and shit most celebrity interview formats really are. Like you'd think that idea would be where you start from, but clearly its just not lol
I love how refreshing his interviews are (for both the audience and guests) after most interviewers are bombarding them with idiotic/ lame/ predictable questions. Plus they are usually sweating and thinking about the spice by then, so their whole system is shocked. Such a brilliant concept!
Ugh I’ll like zone out entranced in how he’s saying and phrasing things and then the guest will say “Wow great question” and I’ve had to go back like 3 times now!
Meme Otter I agree but he actually did get a 4-year degree in “Broadcast Journalism” he was prepared to do some of media work. It’s on his LinkedIn page www.linkedin.com/in/sean-evans-a7110231
I like to think the people who are the best in their field aren’t taught by someone else. Because you would have to be the best to teach someone how to be the best. The only way to become as good at something as Sean is at interviewing is to do it in your own way. You have to master it yourself. It’s kind of like an art. You can teach someone the basics in art, and you can teach someone painting techniques, but you can’t teach them how to be good or how to be creative. A lot of times that stuff has to come naturally.
Man every fan of Hot Ones knows how much time Sean puts in to researching his guests and whenever he gets complimented on how different, obscure or just how great a question can be is just awesome seeing how famous the show has gotten.
Sean seems like a reserved kind of person, and being one myself, knowing what these celebrities were going to be experiencing eating those wings would give me the confidence to ask all of these personal/deep questions. That's the genius of this show!
And what I mean by that is that it makes everyone watching believe/know they could have a normal conversation with some of these celebrities. Which I think there is a trend (although there are a lot of fakes) of celebrity wanting to be more normal/relatable
I think the magic of Sean as an interviewer is the fact that he's such a basic, down to Earth personality. His groundedness helps set a good vibe and pace for interviewees to be relaxed in as opposed to say a Talk/Late night show where the hosts are big personalities and characters in and of themselves which leads them to interject into interviews and conversations. However, I wouldn't compare him to Nardwuar as a lot of people seem to be doing simply because I feel like they differ too heavily in content and intent. Nardwuar is an interviewer in the purest sense of the word while Sean is a host who's great at interviewing.
It has to be so refreshing to celebrities for someone to ask them genuine questions about their art, interests, and experiences in a way that isn’t creating the narrative for them around the special moments
Is it just me, or does Sean’s clothing always compliment his guests style? Like he’s vibing off of that research and it’s subconsciously manifested in his wardrobe choices. Like Sean but through the lens of the guest.
Thank you for leaving in all the answers to the questions! Genuinely frustrating to hear the question, hear how pleased they are to be asked it, and then not hear the answer...
I think this show is one of the best interview shows ever made, this dude interviewing is like having a conversation you as a watcher are there. Such a talent.
Any more Hot Ones compilations you want to see? Let me know!
Guests struggling to answer questions because of the heat of the food
^
Reactions to da bomb
the insane methods people use to try to quench the heat
People struggling to handle the heat.
Nothing makes me happier than when Sean gets the praise he deserves.
Awe arent you a special one....
@@snarkymcsnarkles3493 was gonna dislike that comment until i saw your name
Dont forget the research team. Damn they do good work
nothing makes me sadder than sean getting all the praise for questions made mostly by other hot ones employees
kuqi while a lot of that may be true it’s not really Shaun’s fault. But Shaun’s execution during the interview is fantastic he rarely if ever chokes on a question and treats his guests like human beings.
The level of surprise at meeting an informed and articulate interviewer is hilarious and indicting.
Pawel G I’d prefer your mom.
I know right! They are probably so used to being ask the same questions over and over.
@MrXILIKEBACON yeah a lil
@@pawel5218 just some advice never comment shit like this. It's really embarassing to just openly tell everyone very basic words are big words for you
Pawel G bruh these are words you learn in like 4th grade
The wings are really just a gimmick to get you interested, but this dude legit has some of the best questions in the industry
Also breaks down barriers
Its more than a gimmick to get viewers interested, its a tool to make the guest more comfortable, also the spiciness makes the brain more active so the guests can answer questions easily and go on talking more about their personality
@@HotShame0 well it's a hot shame your full of shit
@@snmnmidld6203 partially. The whole brain thing is kind of bull but the wings do break down barriers as guests start giving out hot answers to get through the wings.
Honestly it's a nice tactic
I rewatch the Shia Episode all the time just because of shia’s love for Sean
The Paul Rudd one too, those two have quickly become my faves
Ive caught myself watching that interview often
I have to admit that my thoughts on Shia have become more positive in these last couple of years.
Whatever people think of his political opinions aside it certainly does seem like he's more grounded and stable than what he was before. I still think he must have suffered as a child actor and while it doesn't excuse his insults and tirades towards others I hope he finds the help or at least stability he needs because in this stable form he seems like a nice guy.
@@dsandoval9396 He just likes to really smell his own farts sometimes. It's just funny and not something to take seriously
ive watched the shia episode about 7 times and i still laugh at it so much, love the wish i had some brothers line...
Nick Offerman going “Wow, no one told me we would go deep on this interview. I’m grateful” was beautiful.
I wonder if SEAN ever feels bad for the guy who has to do an interview with his guest after him? It’s like having a great opening act and the headliner has to be better to get the same reaction. Sean’s raising the bar for interviews.
I hope not. It would be great if it made others improve their line of question. Start to make it interesting and not the same old cliches.
What I’ve noticed is other interviewers referencing Sean’s questions.
Nah I don't think Sean would feel bad for any interviewer after him. He's not responsible for that person in anyway.
inathaniel11 Ask the bands who had led zeppelin as their pre act in 1969
I feel like the only interviewer that shouldn't feel intimidated by Sean's interviewing skills is Graham Norton. Even then, Graham doesn't ask such intricate questions, but he is the best at making guests feel very comfortable and at home.
I imagine if they got Nardwuar on here, the two would just go back and forth giving more and more private details about each other until they doxx each other then create a universal singularity
what the fuck
The way you said black hole lolll
I don't know why, but I'd love to see that
mohno 😂😂😂😂 the way this was worded is amazing
''You're Sean Evans. We HAVE to know!"
One thing that Sean does almost better than anyone is he gives background and lays a foundation for the question he’s asking. Let’s the person know who he’s interviewing kind of like “here’s why I’m asking this”, and it shows a genuine interest in them. Which most guests seem to appreciate as well. On top of him consuming as much content and information as possible about the guest. Needless to say, he doesn’t need break out a stuffed animal or a prop or contact your HS principal to conduct a great interview.
Is this a Callout for Nardwaur?
well put.
Yes! You outlined that so well!
sean will eventually be hospitalized from breaking his back carrying complex
complex*
@@mariyatakeuchi9009 what do you mean by pray for our lad?
I love when I discover comment gems like this on UA-cam.
Don't kill me 😂😂
Olin M Imomihz maybe
That question to Paul Rudd was legit one of the best questions I've ever heard a celebrity interviewer ask.
This show is brilliant :
1- Ask deep questions
2- The celebs can hide crying by pretending to cry because of the spicy wings.
also it humanizes the guests by sharing a meal with someone...it's weird, but James Gandolfini said that watching someone eat on camera makes "the character human".
@@Crovax watching them take a shit would work, too. Although, in a slightly more grotesque way.
Shia best guest ever hands down
facts
I still so wish he would have asked something about the capture the flag stuff.
Nah, Paul Rudd wins that title
Hmmm... Russell Brand was AWFULLY good as well.
Gordon Ramsey was my personal favourite
Sean, his questions, and his bald head must be protected at all costs.
and his bald head 😭😭😭😭
hahaha....lol
Protect it from Chris Rock
Did Sean just confirm he's seen these compilations?
No he said he needs that confidence boost sometimes
@@zkovach2 what video?
Sean was definitely the kid who nailed the Socratic Seminar.
why do I feel like a proud mom watchin this compilation?
Yep, me too. Had a smile on my face the whole time.
Because Sean has a singular ability to be the "everyman" in an interview. Keeps his cool asks good questions but is always polite and unassuming. He is the interviewer both the guest and the audience want but isn't hung up on himself over it.
A girl goes to a blind date and its Sean. Sean: "So I know you used to write many anime reviews on MAL, are you still into yaoi anime and if yes, what do you think society gets wrong about weebs?"
lmfao
Bro what
Hollering
Screaming. It would definitely secure another few dates just to see if the questions continue or i can eventually one-up him.
This felt too personal
Kristen: you're like a really well researched, and a great interview
Sean: sO aRe YOu, sO ArE yOu
I love Hot Ones so much
i swear he only messes up and acts awkward when he gets complimented every other time he plays along smooth 😭
I mean, same.
like when Kristen Stewart was like, "You're a really good interviewer" and he replied "You too :)" 😭
@@pyrex-fission haha exactly
The best moment I've seen is, when Adam Savage (of Mythbusters and Tested fame) on his own podcast, praised Sean, his abilities as a host, and the format of the show!
He also said he wanted to be on the show really badly. Get on that! Find the clip and show it to Sean! Let's make it happen!
Hell yeah!
Ur favorite moment was when someone tried to get on the show that’s retarded was sean eve. There
i’m really impressed by these videos Jasper.
How? It’s literally recycled content from hot ones😂
@@iamcheesin is he marketing it as his own lmao? He doesn't even earn revenue from this. It's like sports compilation channels. They don't earn shit. They just make it for our entertainment. You're an idiot.
@@pongodongo645 ok calm down. His point was that compiling clips for a video isn't impressive.
@@pongodongo645 He actually DOES earn revenue, look at the ads
Next: a compilation of youtube users impressed by Jasper's compilations of guests impressed by Sean Evan's questions
Sean: *breathes*
Guest: That's a really great question
100% agree
@@JFlatby thats the joke
@@JFlatby Aight bud, here's the premise:
Sean Evans is darn good at asking great questions. According to these compilations, the guests have a knack for responding with "That's a really great question" because usually it is a great question.
The joke is that Sean Evans is so good at asking great questions that *all he has to do is breathe* and the guest will still be so impressed that they'll respond with "that's a really great question."
This has been Observational Humor and Meme 101, thank you for attending my TED talk.
@@JFlatby No worries man. Love Hot Ones and Sean and his guests, so it was a fun observation to make with these compilations.
@@JakovLSSJ4 not a clever one
The praise he is getting is well deserved because he is a respectful, thoughtful, and well-researched interviewer
I like how Humble sean is everytime someone compliments him. It's awesome. Best host in the game.
Nick Offerman: "You have a great research department".
Sean: "I AM THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT"
“Be so good that your competence is distracting to others.”
simple words but huge impactful words.
and btw you scared me with your Profile Picture I seriously thought my screen had some crack on it kudos to you!
@@yung_mess6235 Got 'em!
the vocabulary on this man and the way he articulates himself gives me a semi
It’s really nice to know that there is an interviewer out there that cares to do research and ask actual impactful meaningful questions but I can only imagine what that feels like to celebrities who are asked the same four questions during their entire career. I can only imagine the relief and breath of fresh air and the mental stimulation of talking to someone like Sean. Beautiful
Genuine interest = Genuine answers
this dude is my favorite interviewer, it doesn't seem weird, rude or awkward .
Sean's journalism/writing background really serves him well in this gig...
Shia Labeouf interrupts Sean in the most respectful way. I love it.
''where are pitch meetings more likely to be parodies of themselves in hollywood or in sillicon valley ? '' i think that's one of the best questions i've ever heard someone ask tbh
sean is just everyones dad disguised as one punch man
Or Johnny Sins
The very simple complement from Nick of, “Hmmm, you have a fine research department.” Was probably the best compliment for him. Just simple, easy but a Ron Swanson comment all the way. 🤣👍
Compilation idea: every time the wings of death get to sean and the guest reacts
This
Never watched an episode where Sean suffered from wings lol
@@agent00p65 Only time I've seen it is on the Paul Rudd episode because they mixed every sauce together
The first Eddie Huang interview
Why is there no episode of the jonas brother I search it and it doesn't show
I love the fact Sean's questions humanize celebrities just as it should be, despite the fact these people have a huge following they are also like us, the less people put them on a pedestal the more comfortable they'll feel, it's surprising how much people overlook this kind of stuff.
I absolutely ADORE Sean, nothing puts a smile on my face when the interviewee recognizes how great of a question he'll ask. Must be refreshing for them to hear something new!
What makes these videos the best is that you include the answers too
Sean Evans being good at his job for 11 minutes and 30 seconds
“you have a fine research department” is the most Nick Offerman way of saying your a good interviewer
It almost feels like at this point he should be offended when people are surprised how good he is lol
no, because not all the celebs that might come on the show are familiar with it. if they get asked to come on and say yes, they might do minimal research just so they have a rough idea of what they are preparing for, but otherwise they may not know in full detail how much research he does on his next guest
So it's okay for them to NOT do research, but hate it when other interviewers don't and ask stupid questions
@@Ruf-Art-by-Tim He's joking
@@Ruf-Art-by-Tim I mean, look at it this way. You've done close to a thousand interviews and a good 80-90% of them are the same speal, You begin to not expect much out of any of them afterwards, then you get an invite from some youtube people to do another interview but also eat hot wings, you check into the concept mildy cause its new but its still another interview so more shallow questions and thats it. Then your pleasantly surprised when the guy hits you with actual thinking mans questions or brings up this small minoot, no one would know now detail. Its great. On the hand of why do they get mad about dumb questions, well you called me out here to promote some piece and your gonna try and disguise that with some garbage or charged questioned that ive either already answered several times, sometimes with the same person and yeah, they're gonna get upset after awhile. Its why i love when sean asks them to tell the people what their up too and some dont, cause they respected the interview itself more than the novel ideal of shilling out some movie promo.
He's humble and grounded. I feel like only egotistic ppl would only feel that
Understand that these people have been asked basically the same old questions over and over and over again.
So to be asked a sincerely good question must be a breath of fresh air for them.
Shia is such a mood being too caught up in how amazing Sean is to remember the question 😂
Shia is incredibly insightful, cause he can tell how much Sean Evans prepares for his interviews. When he asked the question a second time it was the exact same tone and delivery
Sean’s the kind of dude that makes you happy and proud to be a fan. Glad he’s getting all the recognition he deserves.
"Why"
"Why not"
"You're amazing"
Damn, that was deep.
Why?
@@T0YCHEST why not
Agent 00P you’re amazing.. at this man 🤝
Sean in a courtroom: "So, when you went back to your apartment to grab the murder weapon you saw the tv and episode 7 of your favorite show was on. Do you think that episode was the best one in the entire series? or would you otherwise?"
The defendant: Dude, great question! How do you know that? You did your research.
Sean has to be one of the best interviewers I've ever seen. It's incredible.
Hot Ones is great because these people do so many interviews and it’s always the same thing. Sean’s interviews are always entertaining and he asks great questions.
Making people feel like people and not like products, that's what they appreciate the most.
Yeah, i think that's what it is. The fact that they actually have to sit and think of a response because they hadn't been qued for it before.
7:09 Ashton probably, "Jesus dude, way to ruin a compliment I was trying to give you"
Right? I always wished Sean would've said something else. Ashton seemed genuinely impressed.
Sean and Nardwaur are the best interviews ever. Hands down.
CHEM TRAIL Nardwaur is not from this planet, the stuff he knows is insane
I need him to interview Nardwaur
@@austinbutler7097 an unstoppable force vs an immovable object
@@jwilly3767 "you're Sean Evans. We HAVE to know!"
Let's throw George Stromboupolis in the mix too
Sean sets the standard for what a modern interviewer should be.
To me Shawn verifies that hard work and being humble can take you far. I've never been inspired by anything "celebrity", but with Shawn he is as others would say of John Wick, "a man of focus." I am inspired by Shawn and it's a neat thing. Have a wonderful day everyone.
I once saw him eat wings with three men in a bar. With the last dab
A fucking last dab
Have a good day too mate
Or Sean
@@SkipperFilms lmao good meme refrence I like that
If he were able to impress Quentin Tarantino in a Hot Ones interview, Sean Evans would reach legendary status.
I love that someone ELSE loves this this impressiv reactions from big stars as much than i do.
Thanks to you and your effort we can relive this moments.
Mad respect and greetings from germany. ❤
the more i watch these the more i realize that the one thing sean evans can't come back at is a compliment
"you're a really well researched interviewer"
"y-you too"
It honestly blows me away that Sean was like "Hey, I have to interview these celebrities... why not do some research on them before hand, ask them insightful questions based on that research, then shut up and let them actually answer?" and its somehow a revelation and so incredibly rare that like every guest comments on how "incredible" it is. Just shows how lazy and shit most celebrity interview formats really are. Like you'd think that idea would be where you start from, but clearly its just not lol
I love how refreshing his interviews are (for both the audience and guests) after most interviewers are bombarding them with idiotic/ lame/ predictable questions.
Plus they are usually sweating and thinking about the spice by then, so their whole system is shocked. Such a brilliant concept!
Ugh I’ll like zone out entranced in how he’s saying and phrasing things and then the guest will say “Wow great question” and I’ve had to go back like 3 times now!
its crazy how someone who's so great at interviewing didnt go to school for it, just HAPPENED to come across it
That's why he is so great. He is just being himself, being authentic. No stereotipical bullshit, just two people enjoying wings and great conversation
Meme Otter I agree but he actually did get a 4-year degree in “Broadcast Journalism” he was prepared to do some of media work.
It’s on his LinkedIn page
www.linkedin.com/in/sean-evans-a7110231
I feel like some people, some, do a better job at that specific job than someone who went to college for that specific job.
I like to think the people who are the best in their field aren’t taught by someone else. Because you would have to be the best to teach someone how to be the best. The only way to become as good at something as Sean is at interviewing is to do it in your own way. You have to master it yourself. It’s kind of like an art. You can teach someone the basics in art, and you can teach someone painting techniques, but you can’t teach them how to be good or how to be creative. A lot of times that stuff has to come naturally.
I really enjoy these compilations.
Thanks for this compilation, it did better than the UA-cam algorithm of making me aware of guest inerviews I want to watch in full.
The wings is just a distraction. The interviews are what truly makes this show great.
Man every fan of Hot Ones knows how much time Sean puts in to researching his guests and whenever he gets complimented on how different, obscure or just how great a question can be is just awesome seeing how famous the show has gotten.
Love how the fact that the interview subjects are aware of the compilations you do, and reference it.
Props to Sean Evans for delivering thoughtful and well researched questions. I think other interviewers should be taking notes.
Sean seems like a reserved kind of person, and being one myself, knowing what these celebrities were going to be experiencing eating those wings would give me the confidence to ask all of these personal/deep questions. That's the genius of this show!
And what I mean by that is that it makes everyone watching believe/know they could have a normal conversation with some of these celebrities. Which I think there is a trend (although there are a lot of fakes) of celebrity wanting to be more normal/relatable
I think of these compilations every time I watch a guest be impressed or touch their face
Sean sets the standard for what every modern interview should look like.
I think the magic of Sean as an interviewer is the fact that he's such a basic, down to Earth personality. His groundedness helps set a good vibe and pace for interviewees to be relaxed in as opposed to say a Talk/Late night show where the hosts are big personalities and characters in and of themselves which leads them to interject into interviews and conversations. However, I wouldn't compare him to Nardwuar as a lot of people seem to be doing simply because I feel like they differ too heavily in content and intent. Nardwuar is an interviewer in the purest sense of the word while Sean is a host who's great at interviewing.
It has to be so refreshing to celebrities for someone to ask them genuine questions about their art, interests, and experiences in a way that isn’t creating the narrative for them around the special moments
Bruh like it’s fun watching them burn and cry but the interview questions are always on point. It’s a great mixture tbh.
YESS IVE LITERALLY BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO.
Is it just me, or does Sean’s clothing always compliment his guests style? Like he’s vibing off of that research and it’s subconsciously manifested in his wardrobe choices. Like Sean but through the lens of the guest.
Why did this make me cry I love the praise so much he is so awesome
shia swooning over sean makes my heart flutter i’m so jealous!!
Why does the acknowledgment of his great questions bring me such joy and satisfaction.
When Chance asked “Why” at 10:53 I was secretly hoping Sean would say: “Because you’re Chance The Rapper, we have to know!”
Imagine a Nardwuar and Sean crossover...absolute carnage
I love that not only he has done the research but his questions about the subjects are so well thought out and interesting.
Can we just appreciate Jasper Liang for putting this together so well and looking through all the footage 💙💙
Sean is Sao Next Level he doesn't even realize it which makes him so enjoyable to watch because he's so humble about it but yet so talented.
Guest: “wow that’s a great question”
Sean: *kisses forehead* “i know baby” 😂
Thank you for leaving in all the answers to the questions! Genuinely frustrating to hear the question, hear how pleased they are to be asked it, and then not hear the answer...
Question for paul rudd was incredible
It's really cool to see someone who genuinely loves the content that they create and it shows in their work.
Keep doing you Jasper, thanks for doing the compilations!
He does a great job making each of his guest feel special and exclusive.
Sean is the best interviewer simply because he does his research
He’s so underrated. As a person, as a celebrity.… Love what he’s doing. He has certainly mastered his craft.
0:07 - awww! That is so sweet! 🥹
“What’s the best thing and what’s the worst thing” is a good way to get the guest to think
Sean and Nardwuar should dig dirt up on each other and then make a interviewer-on-interviewer-interview
Isn't that basically the plot of Death Note
Hot ones is truly one of the best interviews out there. Sean and his team deserve all of the awards.
shia's reaction was soo sweet!!! goes to show how big a relief it must be to be there
I LOVE LOVE LOVE interviewers who do their research.
Nothing makes me happier than when jasper makes these compilations 🤟🏽
I think this show is one of the best interview shows ever made, this dude interviewing is like having a conversation you as a watcher are there. Such a talent.