Henry Rollins Channels His Anger at Spicy Wings | Hot Ones
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- Henry Rollins is a punk-rock icon, a TV host, a spoken-word artist, a TV host, a radio personality, and an LA Weekly columnist. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the high-octane raconteur takes on the wings of death with Sean Evans, digging into a slew of topics along the way-from the opening for Ozzy Osbourne, to the punk rock-ness of Bernie Sanders. Enjoy, Hot Ones fans-this one's an instant classic!
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You could spray pepper spray in Henry Rollins' face and he'd be like "Yeah, this is really painful. Very intense."
Hahahaha
Saying "spray pepper spray" is redundant. Just say pepper spray without the spray in front.
@@tm0675 He's not wrong. You don't have to consider "pepper spray" a verb and can use the verb "spray" before the noun "pepper spray" if you'd like. Your need to correct something so insignificant instead of being amused by the great joke makes me want to spray mace in your face.
@@tm0675 S P R A Y P E P P E R
go read Get In The Van, getting pepper sprayed was any given weeknight for him when he road dog'd it with Black Flag in the 1980s. guy has gone through some real shit.
Henry Rollins is the calmest and most composed embodiment of visceral rage this world might ever know
No.
Look at HR from the Bad Brains now, or Doyle from the Misfits. They are calm.
that's military school training. military brats and those forced/willingly enrolled in military institutes, we are taught alike in that manner. we gots good pokerfaces
@@aseriesoftriangleswecalltr6065 nah
He's truly like a lion at a zoo, letting meat puppets sit and point while he dreams of bloodshed
If he told me his best friend was the dormant super volcano in Yellowstone I'd absolutely believe him 🤷♂️
Henry: I never eat hot stuff.
Also Henry: Clears the board and doesn't even take a drink, cough, or pass a question, and ends with a smile.
He coughed multiple times
@@mastod0n1 I think it was more of him clearing his throat. Very mild coughs at most. lol
That is because Sean went light on him for fear of getting knocked out!!!!
No rock person is gonna top that. Possibly Martians and nobody else.
he coughed d many times, including the first wing, kyle. take care.
I have never seen Henry happy in an interview, and here he is smiling and laughing like a little kid. Sean is amazing, this went really well!
Weird, I've seen many recent interviews of him smiling and being pleasant. I think people just assume by his rocker days of his youth and that furrow brow of his and immediately thinks "angry". Sure he has that nickname "angriest man in rock" but he's really calm cool and collected, especially in interviews of the past 10 years.
@@girlanonymous Yeah, really. I rarely see him not smiling and being pleasant. To be fair, though, I've been a fan of his spoken word performances for a long time, which is basically just stand up storytelling. He's always been a pretty charming guy.
Just saw an Australian interview that he enjoyed. Saw others before that.
He only got there because of narduaur
His interview with Joey Diaz was awesome too.
My favorite Henry quote (on playing shows for sparse crowds):
"It doesn't matter how many people are there. I don't care if there are only two people out there. Those two people came out to see you, and it's not their fault nobody else showed up. You go out there and you give those two people the best fucking show of their lives."
That's actually a Chuck Dukowski quote, the original bassist from Black Flag. He said that to Henry early on when he joined the band and there was sparse attendance at a gig. Henry was apparently a little bummed by the lack of people there and wasn't fully into it. The Duke grabbed him and said that quote with the conviction Dukowski was known for, especially back then, which stuck with Rollins thereafter. And rightly so, it's a kick ass quote!
@@angryeel2864 that quote still fuels me today
@@gumborambo4540 Same here.
No, that's actually a Kanye west quote guys he's a genius
@@ssgssbeet4133 You are 100% incorrect with that comment.
"Can he handle the wings of death?"
Man literally too angry to die.
"Literally"
Too angry to die perfectly explains him
I think if doom guy was real, he'd be Henry Rollins.
doomguys dad
Seth Prescott “Doom Dad”
Just saw Henry speak last night 6 years after this interview and the dude is 62 and spoke intensely for 2+ hours without even stopping to take a sip of water. Legend.
My voice is tired while typing in my 40's, what a freak. Rollins saying, Jesus Christ
a life without drugs my dude...
Where did you see him? I saw him two years ago didn’t know he’s still touring
Beverly, MA a few months ago@@bigtrip6344
I was bummed I missed that show in town I live in
I've seen Henry Rollins eviscerate interviewers for being unprepared or unprofessional but I think it's very clear that Sean is well prepared, so Henry relaxed a bit. I'm not 100% sure if that's the reason why, but it was cool to see a fun, goofier side of him
His questions were very interesting! He was very well prepared/knowledge/seamless and it made for an amazing interview
Sean Evans is well known to his good interview questions.
also dopamine helps
This is obviously different from some random hack interviewing him after a show or something of the sort.
Henry has lightened up over the years. He's extremely intelligent.
none of those sauces hit him nearly as hard as that Kanye West quote.
MIKEY YEDA :D
I love Uncle Rollins but it was disappointing that he seemed more triggered by the name Kanye West than the actual quote itself
Oh, that did test his boundaries for saying something unkind
Kriskazam
Well Kanye behaves like a narcissistic unkind douche bag lunatic and his quotes reflect that. What did you expect? Praising yourself in public is the clear indicator of low IQ and/or Antisocial personality disorder. Google it you will see what I mean
Fuck kanye west hes a bitch!
it seems like age has made henry a happier person
bitch ,you're dead I don't think happier. Just less mad and more content/understanding lol
MidnightMaverick which i think would make anyone a happier person.
Agreed, this is probably the best episode yet.
bitch ,you're dead Let's say he is a wise person
Happier is certainly meant to be a relative term.
Henry legit handled that like a boss he did not even touch his water
@@BR-sc4hf 100% dude
PLUS...
Brother ate each and every wing completely!!!😎😎😎😎
Because water makes it worse ! I really wonder how long it is gonna take for even the last hillbilly to get that.
ok @@wearenotyourkind1990
Things in the glasses might have helped though, even if not the water.@@wearenotyourkind1990
I'll take the "that´s a good question" coming from Henry Rollins like a big compliment and an life achieve.
"Life is cubicles, buses, taxes, and death. Lets do something else..." My new favorite quote
After looking up the word "pithy" I would say that line definitely fits the bill!
easy to say as one successful punk rocker out of millions of failed ones from the 80s and 90s that are working desk jobs right now to make ends meet. eventually you gotta grow up and carry your load unless you get lucky
@@zhongxina2793 You clearly have no idea who Henry Rollins is.
Made me weep
@@zhongxina2793 I think he was saying that artists job was to help us with that. Life is cubicles and taxes and whatnot, let's listen to some Lady Gaga and escape from that once in a while.
This is the goat hot ones interview for me. Murdered the wings, murdered the questions, dropped knowledge and perspective at every turn, and brought some great laughs. Can't ask for more from a guest.
Agreed! Sean and Henry are a match made in heaven (or hell)? That was nutz
Agreed!!!
Adam Devine outshone everyone else
I was going to put my own similar comment, but yours was so perfect that I don't need to say a thing.
Agreed. Hank is such an enigma but such an open book. Fascinating guy.
Seeing Henry all happy and not angry is just wild to me
Age Really Chilled Him Out lol
What I love about Henry is he just seems like a smart, well-read person who could be anything, a life-coach, a CEO, a rockstar, whatever his passions, or angry, led him to. That's what makes him so captivating and I think why he's been so successful.
but... he actually is all of that.
This is one of the few interviews Rollins has done where he doesn't think the interviewer is an idiot. Big ups to Sean!!!
He asked great questions!
He really did. I came for Rollins because I love old man Rollins but stayed for the varied and interesting questions. Definitely subscribing.
The one thing I've heard many guests say is"Wow that's a really good question." Sean has gotten better and better at this.
He didn't have to deal with an interviewer who was out of his depth. Sean tends to ask questions that are meant to help you relate to the interviewee, not to test their knowledge or depth in a given topic.
Absolutely. To simply be a person in front of Rollins whom he doesn't want to eviscerate is an achievement in itself and Sean, of course, pulled it off with aplomb.
"I'm not good with spicy food" -> Did not touch any of he milk or drinks.
Lazy Ryu it's bc he's dead inside
he's hard core man. Kept eating all of every wing and then did you notice? He gave each one time to settle in after having them too! Holy wingcakes!!
Lazy Ryu Free food and a different outlook on pain. Henry is good people.
He will never not finish free food.
Modest dude. Love Henry Rollins
He is so genuine. Seeing Henry live was the best you can really feel how much he cares about us and how amused he is by life it’s very inspiring
..when LIVE! ..ol' days or now?
@@dallesamllhals9161 i saw his live speaking show couple years back.
I met him after a show on a speaking tour. I wouldn’t exactly call him friendly, but he is absolutely genuine in that who he is on stage is who he is in a parking lot by his tour bus at 1am. No affectations or stage persona or whatever
@@90cta395I met him after a show too and he was nice enough. He's surprisingly pretty quiet hahaha. Very sweaty too.
When Henry visited Mexico for the first time, me and a group of 10 friends, all crust punks, ran in excitement when we saw him arriving at the back of the venue, he was alone, no security and he thought we were gonna jump on him, when he saw that was not the case he was a bit relieved and agreed to take pictures with us and sign autographs lol
This is the show in summation:
Henry: "I don't eat hot food. I can't handle it"
*proceeds to handle the wings better than anyone*
Quintessential Punk!
The only person I've seen keep their composure as well is Alton Brown. Who I think Henry would consider very "punk rock".
The dude has probably been hit in the face with with enough pepper spray for a lifetime, why would some hot wings take him down?
He didn’t touch his drink, either.
Knowing Henry, he probably appreciated the free food😆
If this was Henry Rollins 20 years ago this wouldn’t have gone as smooth lol
Not in the slightest. I remember an interview with Nard something and it was just.... ouch.
More like 30 years, but good point.
@@coreyinprogress Damn, I need to remember it's like that now
Sean is a great interviewer, but he definitely got the “chilled out” Henry
Hello 👋 I thought I would see you here
Imagine watching Henry Rollins becoming a household name, meanwhile your dad tells you stories of when Black Flag came to town when he was working as a doorman/bouncer/crowd control at the 688 in Atlanta and Henry Rollins with long flowing hair in tiny basketball shorts told my dad “if anyone fucks with Kiera (Black Flag’s bassist at the time), YOU handle em. If anyone fucks with me, I’LL HANDLE EM”
Later edit: And I’ve read several of Henry’s interviews dating back to his first interviews with fanzines back in the early 80s and he’s really engaging in down to earth if the questions are interesting but incredibly dismissive if the questions are stupid and ignorant
He certainly doesn’t seem the type to suffer fools gladly. 😂
Since Kira was touring with them, that must have been 1984 or 1985, right?
i admire how casually a true punk can say "yeah, this hurts" and take it in stride
so this is how Henry Rollins reacts to pain, he becomes cheery talkative and crazily enthusiastic
MetalizedButt it could also happen to other people who indulge in hot sauce, it raises your endorphins levels and gives that feel good effect
Makes sense
It helps take your mind off pain. When I got pretty much all of my back tattooed it fucking SUCKED but talking about anything helps deal.
Then he must've had a bucketful of painful wings before his spoken word show in Melbourne (on UA-cam) where he spoke nonstop for THREE hours. And the crowd loved it.
@@ImpulsiveDonut Helps me poop too! Love your username btw!
Pain turns Henry Rollins into a happy jovial guy, who knew.
have you ever listened to “three nights” from the my war album from black flag?
He is clearly a masochist
He's _really_ mellowed with age. I didn't care for him for most of my life (especially the spoken word "angry white dude rants about his opinions" stuff). So for nearly 40yrs, I didn't like Rollins.
BUT THEN: I recently saw a clip of a show he did in Portland (Keep Talking, Pal) and I was FLOORED. Rollins was *happy* and *funny.* I ended up buying the show... It's hilarious.
I'm sure he still has his moments, but I love Rollins now, and I never thought I'd say that.
It's home
I can relate Henry ,I can really relate.Take care y'all.
I love how Henry listens. He’s also so smart, funny and articulate. One of my favorite episodes, with one of my favorite people.
you know what smart, funny and articulate people have in common? they listen.
"I'm on wing one I'm kind of wanting to go home."
That's good ol' antisocial Henry. I relate to the man so much.
Most hardcore guest to date, no liquids, stated right off the bat he doesn't do hot foods. Ate every bite, not just a tiny nibble, but scarfed that sucker like it was his last meal.
Then again, from Sir Henry, would expect no less.
Most hardcore? Haha. No wonder, he was in a pioneering hardcore band.
Lol love Rollins doe, respect his Work ethic
He's just excited at the prospect of free food with him being so tight!
William Nurse “I like chicken”
@@williamnurse2541 he aint no ahole to waste food, yo know
"this hurts" *continues eating with no appropriate reaction to pain* Fuck I wish I was like henry rollins
As much emotion as Holt in Brooklyn Nine Nine.
We all aspire to be or be with :p
Ikr? When I grow up I wanna be Henry Rollins...lol
Years later and he's still among the best. Legendary interview!
Him talking about Iran in the way he did was pretty brilliant. Loved it.
Doesn't like or eat spicy food often, yet he eats every last wing without any liquids and is articulate the whole time with very little drama.
Absolute SAVAGE.
Well we are taking about a man that his only addiction is his music
Dialectical Monist I didn’t know he didnt drink anything till you pointed it out
this man knows pain...
Yeah, you can tell he's got a high level of pain tolerance
a man not a bitch like your squad, BITCH
Henry Rollins? This channel is now dipping into Rock history? Fuck yeah. I love contemporary artists but so happy to see an icon of musical history (who is also still 100% relevant) on here.
Nigel MacQuillan I'm a big hot ones but huge Black Flag fan. I kinda thought people weren't going know him. I'm stoked people know this real punk rock icon
God damn right.
how can you be into contemporary though? there hasnt been anything interest out for 20 yrs
Rock/Metal died out in the 2000's but hip hop has been pretty damn interesting if you ignore the shite. I'm sure white kids will find something to be angry at (Trump) etc and spawn some decent bands in the next few years. Let's hope?
Nigel MacQuillan got you covered dude, garage punk band member here ✌️
Wonderful and impressive human being, through and through. An animal and an artist, I love this man.
Holy shit dude, this interview actually kind of just put his method of dealing with the daily motions via getting a little mad at it all. That's incredibly useful for people who have a lot of pent up rage, like a small constant vent.
I can't remember the last time I heard "Wow, that's a great question", from so many different guests to an interviewer.
You are like the Nardwuar of food.
No Grip You should check out Henry's interview with Nardwuar. A rocky start, to say the least.
1st question was incredible
Except Henry doesn't hate him haha
I can't remember the last time I heard Henry say "That's a great question."
It's funny that the 250 dollar designer black flag t shirt got brought up because when I heard about that last year I emailed Henry Rollins about it and his response was "A Black Flag shirt being sold for a dollar or 250 has nothing to do with me. I don't own the name, the logo or call the shots. Call Greg Ginn. If he is able to respond from his cloud of marijuana smoke, let me know what he says, on the other hand, don't bother."
I've emailed Henry twice over the past 20 years. Always got a heartfelt response. Seen him many times live and never been disappointed. Dude is a walking advertisement for hard work and hustle.
Patrick P good ol weird al
whats his email?
Liam Huggins take a pic of the email and post a link. I'm guessing you are lying and if not that is rad.
Well I don't really know how to take a pic and link a picture of the email nor do I really feel obliged or care to do so since I don't feel as I need to do so. Henry Rollins is very well known to be responsive to fan emails, and really doesn't try to hide it, I mean here try it for yourself two1361@aol.com. I will send the whole email in text on here since it was really funny and in true Rollins fashion.
"Liam. Thank you for your letter. I had a great time doing the Calvin Klein shoot day, all 75 minutes of it. I have been using that brand since I was in Black Flag. Flag are a bunch of old men who have to ply their past to pay the rent. They are taking battle hymns and turning them into entertainment. That to me is the ultimate sell out. Calvin Klein wants me to be in some ads, I have been in their ads since 1993 I think. What, I can't do things because I was in a band once? Fuck that. I do whatever comes my way that seems interesting.
A Black Flag shirt being sold for a dollar or 250 has nothing to do with me. I don't own the name, the logo or call the shots. Call Greg Ginn. If he is able to respond from his cloud of marijuana smoke, let me know what he says, on the other hand, don't bother.
Life is short. I ride the big waves on the Sea of Consequence. Calvin Klein ad at 55 years of age? Absolutely. Hopefully they run all the pictures extra large and very, very brightly lit. It's all vengeance and defiance to me and I am not interested in being quiet or tasteful. I hope that answered your questions. Henry Rollins"
Henry Rollins is the chicken soup for the soul of punk rock. Love him.
HENRY IS A TRIP. LOVE THAT GUY!
When i saw the thumbnail, i though "oooohhh, there is going to be hell on this show" but, fuck me, i was completely surprised by Henry, awesome, awesome guest, such a humble, knowledgeable and genuine guy, and he cleaned the board without being a hot wings guy and WITHOUT DRINKING ANYTHING WHATSOEVER! Easily one of the top guests, i could hear him talk for two more hours.
listen to him on the Joe Rogan podcast, its about ~2hrs40mins
Thanks, i will check it out.
Rollins is a great dude. His spoken word events are always sold out, and he's an endless source of knowledge and experience.
Hugo Fernandes I agree!!
Listen to him and his music choices every Sunday: www.kcrw.com/music/shows/henry-rollins
Ive binge watched like 50 episodes. Rollins is the only dude ive seen that ate all of his wings and did it without a drink. This guy is a legend.
Guy Fieri did the same.
Gunslinger2580
He took little bitch bites and then threw the wing away.
@@268snake Tell us what you really think. Lol.
Lol it's cause he's a Punk Rock Hyena. The stand up he did for this is not happening was hilarious. He recounts his youth as a rebellious punk rocker in Black Flag. "and she starts driving really fast. I go like "why are you was driving so fast? There's all these people up there crossing the street." She goes like " You Pussies in Black Flag always talk about the end of the world and destruction! THE DESTRUCTION STARTS NOW! WE'RE GOING TO KILL ALL THESE FUCKING PEOPLE!" That's a snippet of a conversation he had in a car while on acid.
@ROCCO Pazzo Well what do you expect he is a punk? Who would you have him vote for? To say anyone with slightly left of center is sub human is a little retarded. Would Hillary have sucked? You bet your ass, but to say Trump is so much better would be to ignore reality. The sound park episode about a Shit Sandwich and a Giant Douche was practically prophetic.
Henry Rollins is probably the realest SOB ever to walk the earth.
Music misses Henry. He has lived through more pain than just having his mouth feel hot. He knows he can be free of the heat in a couple minutes. We are of similar age and have lived through similar abuse. He helped me vent my rage and disappointment in the people that were supposed to love and protect me. Henry, there is an Old Dutch factory in Roseville Minnesota
Always got to admire Sean's ability to make the show about the guest
Not sure if you ever saw it, but they had an episode where the "guest" interviewed Sean. ua-cam.com/video/ZxpNXfj5No8/v-deo.html
The lost art of interviewing. Dick Cavett was able to do the same.
Has anyone ever seen Henry Rollins this comfortable and upbeat before? I'm just sitting here with a huge smile on my face as he's laughing and chatting away.
same, this is great
You can find the old Dinner for Five episode with him in it on UA-cam. S04E04. Everything that came out of his mouth was really interesting and relaxed.
lebasson hah same here. I feel his image as a punk rocker can give off this kind of "fuck you" vibe but he was such a cool dude. I'd love to buy him a beer and chat the night away man
You can find videos on YT in his younger years just being a total prick. Rollins has aged quite well as far as his temperament goes.
Agreed. Compared to when he was younger, he seems much happier now. He still has his rage and anger, but he uses is it to fuel him. When he was younger he did that too, but I think it kind of consumed him before. Like someone said in the comments here his temperament has changed since he's aged. He's my biggest role model for sure. He's the real deal. Such a cool dude. I GET NOTHING!!!!
I've seen Henry live twice. (Spoken word.) The first time, I was maybe 17 in 1997. The cost of admission was 2 cans of food (or money) that would be donated to a local homeless shelter. Tulsa, OK. Who else does that? Amazing dude.
I love Henry Rollins. What a combination of intensity, energy, and kindness. Beautiful.
Who knew Mr. Henry Rollins would be such a Fucking Amazing Interviewee!?! ... Hell "the Fuck" Yeah! Sean Is a Legend when it comes to being an interviewer and he's found his match in Rollins!!!
Check out his spoken word. It's fucking awesome.
cavv0667 if you haven't already you should listen to him on the Joe Rogan Experience and Ari Shaffirs Skeptic Tank
You should actually check out his other interviews man. This guy motivates the fuck out of me.
He has a good interview on JRE
No disrespect intended here, but I think that anyone who has followed Henry Rollins' career, even in passing, would know that he would give a great interview. He's intelligent, articulate and willing to say whatever he wants/needs to say to deliver his message. He is a great interview indeed!
His analogy about not losing the ambient rage but recognizing he should sharpen his skills- the scalpel versus hacking the forest bit- is amazing.
Like, that's a piece of life advice everyone could use- especially since it comes from this "battle hardened" hardcore pioneer who has also fit into other aspects of popular culture without sacrificing his character or sense of self.
Not sure many people caught that, but you did. I believe most people tend to hack away on their paths because pride gets in the way. Tearing down those personal barriers allows the scalpel to move in precision, but as Henry suggests keeping the intensity or rage. NICE!!!
If the axe is blunt, and one doesn't sharpen the edge, then he must use more strength; but skill brings success.Ecclesiastes 10:10
the fourth son pp
I love this dude and how he makes me think about shit differently. Henry is a great human.
This was a joy to watch. I grew up on this man and his many endeavors, I will always have a soft spot for Henry.
I met Henry last year at one of his photography shows. I expected him to be super intimidating and he was so kind and took his time with everyone that wanted to speak with him. He is a real class act.
Wouldn't surprise me if he was sitting on a good size nest egg, and he just donates it to charity.
I met him about 27 years ago. He was exceedingly nice and gracious.
@@joelab9222 That's around the time I first met him. A friend in Atlanta took me to a "spoken word thing". But, it was just a group of people on a front porch in Athens, GA. listening to Henry banter on about this, that and the other. And in between his planned word constructs, he was just conversational. He would just randomly ask someone a personal question and then want to know more and more about them. My daughter had just been born(so that puts it at 28 years ago) and we ended up discussing her and he dove deep in asking the 20-year-old me how I was handling it, among other things. It was like a therapy session with a really intense and really nice therapist. About 8 years later, I ran into him at an event in Dallas, TX, and as soon as we made eye contact, I saw that light go on and he immediately asked how my daughter was, and that she must be around 8. We chatted for a few minutes and it was like catching up with an old friend.
Lucky you. No such luck with my encounters.
I also met him after one of the spoken word “photography” shows and he hung around, took pictures and signed stuff, not to mention conversing with everyone. Very humble, gracious guy !!!
"Yeah, this hurts." - keeps eating.
Henry is a "put up or shut up" kinda guy. Doesn't back down and commits to it.
B Bennett, it's called humility, with a touch of masochism.
-Sean: [asks question]
-Literally Every Guest EVER: ".... Wow; that was a REALLY GREAT question!"
Henry Rollins is admiral.
Dude literally cursed only like two times.
For a punk rocker
That's **composed**
I've read articles saying things such as 'those who curse a lot are more trustworthy' and 'those who curse a lot tend to be smarter'. I'm calling BS on all that. There's a time and place to cut up, but when you have a hard time controlling what you say, you've got problems.
He's also a TV host, I guess it has to do something with that as well.
@@joemcbee That just seems very judgmental of you. There's no rational reason to think that people who swear are untrustworthy.
He's not exactly a "punk rocker" anymore, you can clearly tell that he's either somewhat or mostly moved on from that specific point of his life.
@@pokesprite266 I never said people who swear are untrustrworthy. Nice try making that implication though . I don't believe just because a person won't/can't control their bad language, they are any more trustworthy than a person who thinks before they speak.
I'd be more likely to believe that a person who doesnt control their language is easier to read because their responses would probably be more emotionally based.
I never thought I'd ever see Sean Evans paddling Henry Rollins' butt. You guys are amazing!
That shit just made my night. LOL!
Henry Rollins is a character I’ve loved for a very long time. The only way I can describe it is that I feel he’s as genuine as any celebrity I’ve seen. Great episode.
"'I've gone to great lengths to expand my threshold of pain" Henry Rollins
Dude most people just take one bite. This guy compliments the pain and eats his way through it. What a fucking man.
I'd make it through the gauntlet....but Im only taking ONE bite. Rollins...."part animal - part machine".
His remarks on Iran really hits closer to home these days and I really appreciate his perspective... Nobody wants war.
Unfortunately too many do. Especially those who ate to old or too rich or too powerful to risk anything in the war. Other people who will die usually don't want war.
He talks about that in his spoken word specials (many you can see on UA-cam) where he'll go to a country people warn him against, roam around the city unguarded, stick out his hand and meet people. The interview was great because Sean came prepared.
@zunka ducks The Islamic Republic of Iran is not the citizenry of Tehran, which is who he was talking about. The actual people on the street are not their government, just like the people on the street here in the US are not our government. The man went to Tehran and spoke to actual people face to face, and he was commenting about that experience. I eagerly look forward to reading your account of your visit to Tehran and your face to face conversations with the people there. It sounds like your world travels and your conversations with Iranian citizenry gave you a different impression.
That is why I came back here. I needed some sane reasoning in this insane world.
@Cole Trickle culture war idjit. You can change a culture without slaughtering it's people.
His performance in wrong turn 2 is awesome!
I watched an interview the other day where Henry said that punk rock fans are the most elitist people he'd ever encountered, if you don't fit the image or sound how they expect you to sound then you aren't part of there group, I really heard that and have felt it with a majority of niche music fandoms, just form talking too and sharing my experiences, there seems to be a culture that gatekeeps there own circle to keep themselves pure and sanctified from the true experience of the outside world, i.e. anything that is not 'metal/punk', and I believe that Henry Rollins exhibits this in so many ways, that really speaks to me, punk rock is being educated about your environment and constantly saying 'no, I can do this!' Forever may he live, challenging culture and society at large to be better for the sake of humanity. God Bless you Henry!
Henry just came here to get a free meal.
This! Absolutely this. He's talked about his love for free food on many occasions. I'm surprised he didn't reach across the table and start eating Sean's wings too.
@lilnetty2 Oh yeah, this hurts!
Henry takes another bite and cleans the wing.
@@ConstantlyDamaged he's from the hardcore punk scene they don't play around when it comes to mental toughness and discipline
That's exactly why he's there
"I don't care how hot this fucking wing is. I'm in it for the free food."
I love hearing the guests say "Wow! That's a great question". Keep up the great work, Sean! ☺
This one, this is the best episode.
It's a common thing to say when you can't think of anything on the spot
I scrolled down while my video was playing and I saw ur comment. I read ur comment and it was perfectly synced with my video.
@TheDriftingsmoke not a great point when he proceeds to answer well on the spot
He seems so actually grateful for the wings as like, a meal. He really is amazingly cheap, but its humble and nice.
He talked about how he always buys the same food items from
trade Joes in 2016, also the only expensive item he did splurge on was a pair of top of the line speakers so he can really listen to music
Henry Rollins would be one of the coolest people to know and, at the same time, also one of the friends who are so intense you have to escape from them for a while.
*"Yeah, this hurts."* Absolutely no emotion is shown.
Hahhaha his face was priceless when he heard that Kanye quote
Agreed. There's just nothing to say anymore about that Kanye douchebag. Same as with trump. Everything true and vile has been said.
Dude is an absolute nutcase.
I am not surprised he handled the wings this well. A true badass inside and out. Lol.
Henry Rollins is the man.
Go BIG or go home
Rollins' expression after the Kanye quote. Priceless.
"No such thing as spare time,
no such thing as free time,
no such thing as down time,
all you got is life time… go!”
-Henry Rollins
Wow...... I'm very intrigued with this man. I remember enjoying his music some 20 years ago as a "pop" consumer and then nothing. I find myself amazed with how universal he is with his life choices. I'm debating if I should now listen to the book he recommended, listen to the stooges for the first time, or listen to one of his albums. As a 36yo trying to find an educated world view I am very impressed with his life motto.
do all of it. it's worth it,
Been listening to the Stooges after that. I'd always known they were great, but he reminded me. And he was completely correct!!!
Holy shit, that hit me..
Colonel Bernin 5anders desêrves æ ťrophy jʌst før runnĩng
That was the greatest 30-second plug in the history of Hot Ones. Genuinely lol'ed.
John Danek i don't know it was a joke #somebodyhireHenry
22:40 NOTHING!!
That was a great interview.
Henry always delivers some wisdom and laughs all at once.
That's what i love about him and his shows.
Wow. Henry being the super genuine and a SAUCE BOSS at the same time... I shouldn't be surprised. This man is hard as nails. 🤘
had the opportunity to throw Khaled under the bus - decided to compliment the guest instead. You're a real classy fella, Sean.
Khaled is soft sean should have thrown him under 100 buses
choncho2585 it would probably destroy the buses with all that fat
To be fair it would be tough to throw Khaled anywhere by yourself. Just sayin
yeah I caught that also. Sean Evans just seems like a legit good dude. he's definitely worked his way onto my list of people I'd love to have beers and dinner with. no homo
Sean, I hope you appreciate the fact that you didn’t have to interview Henry Rollins from about 20 years ago. It wouldn’t have gone this well. I promise.
after watching an interview of him with Nardwuar, i agree
@Baggy Sweater I agree. Plus he's intelligent and realizes the power and value of communication, rather than flying off the handle needlessly or constantly. Alienation eliminates cool opportunities.
@@angryeel2864 "Alienation eliminates cool opportunities." Nice one.
@@vforvistian Thank you. I can relate, that's why I said that haha
Well yeah, the Muhammad Ali quote applies - Rollins has evolved.
I have so much respect for Henry Rollins. Polite but not a pushover. Serious but has a sense of humor. Extremely talented but humble. Best wishes for that guy.
So rare these days. I enjoyed reading your post
Only person who's enjoyed da bomb and able to answer the questions with composure and unphaised.
First We Feast should sell a hot sauce pack, where you can buy these exact 10 sauces. Then we could make our own wings and eat along with the guests at the same time while we watch. That would rule.
prodigieX it would, but they'd have to get the rights to sell all those hot sauces on their website which they probs won't do lol
prodigieX holy shit that's such a good idea
You don't need no fucking rights to sell sauses
Or you can just go buy each of the hot sauces yourself, haha.
thegregorypenis you kinda do... Especially if you want to make money.
The absolute and genuine joy in his face when he said "cheese popcorn" was out of this world. Happy Rollins is best Rollins
His favorite is Old Dutch (sold in my home state of Minnesota) and when he comes to Minneapolis he asks kraft services for it ❤️ It’s very sweet
Haha I commented on this not having watched the video… they actually gave some specifics! I feel cool 😭😂
@Tanner Edge Same though. Same.
Two eggs and rice? I'm doing it wrong.
Rollins is one of the best celebs out there. Politics aside, he's just a good dude.
well spoken and honest
My man Sean with those Banger Questions, best host ever 👌👍
He really has some good questions
Seems like every interview the guest has to stop and think " wow, that was actually a well researched and thought out question?!" Definitely a rare thing these days...
Exact opposite of dj kaled. Came in with respect of the show, finished the wings with honor and gave great well thought out answers. Killed it!
Rollins is as tough and as genuine as it gets.
must have a warning against him... that was the perfect time to rip on Dj Khaled.
Khaled kept talking about fuckboys and not losing ever in his life, but not only did he lose during that episode, he was the biggest fuckboy of all.
Finished the wings, didn’t have so much as a sip of water. Henry Rollins is so hardcore the sauces barely tickle him. Also, extremely thoughtful, well-spoken and humble man. Suffers a tad too much of the impostor syndrome when he’s more talented than some people who have to say I’M VERY TALENTED, OK? He’s the real deal.
Maaaaaaan the end had me cracking up! To see Rollins in a good mood at an interview is second to none.
The thing I love about Henry Rollins, is that he's a punk rock icon, went to the Grammy's in a t-shirt and gym shorts...but could embarrass a hoity toity socialite with this knowledge and humor. The perfect example of never judge a book by it's cover. Another great interview by Sean, and so much fun to watch
I love Henry Rollins. It isn't every day you run across this kind of honesty and see this much thought put into a life well lived.
This was by FAR one of my favorite episodes. Proof positive that you can be punk rock, badass, hardcore, and STILL be intelligent and thoughtful. Did anyone else notice that Henry never swore once?
Bryan Lloyd even when they were eating the dirty dicks hot sauce!! "I'll let you say it." hahaha
Henry Rollins breathes in the hot pain and exhales strength, love and wisdom. He's a boss.
Henry is one of the most intensely intelligent people on the planet. Pure awesomeness.
Seans fantastic questions with Henrys outstanding answers have made this one by far my favourite!!!
Holy shit I remember somebody asked for Rollins in the comments a couple of eps ago and someone else replied with " never gonna happen " Well I guess the jokes on that guy now 😂😂😂
Theshowdown 93 aye lmao
Chris Murphy - the guy who the joke is now on
I was thinking the same thing. I believe it was last week's episode where I read that in the comments.
Theshowdown 93 I was that guy...someone with nick mcmillah was saying on every clip bring henry to the show and by knowing this guy work I said he is too cool even for this show. Joke is on me. But who knows maybe that help that he came...... Give me at least that so I dont feel totally dumb... Cheers!
God damnit it warms my heart to see that old punk rock hero of mine just destroy them wings.
And Sean Evans, man he just keeps getting better and better, this was actually one of the most interesting Rollins interview ever, well done!
Handfart McPantypoop fuck yeah dude this was legendary!
the dude didnt even flinch!! that was bad ass!
100%
see henry rollins' appearance on joe rogan's podcast. you might find it even more interesting
I've seen him before on JRE and enjoyed the podcast, but found him incredibly more interesting in this video. This hot sauce shit has been genius.
Everything Rollins does is from the heart, what a dream and privalage to have him as a 'wing man'
Keeping in mind that Rollins once tore out the eye of a dead dear's head, after it was thrown on stage, and proceeded to eat the eye and spit it out over the crowd, I'm not surprised that he barely flinched when eating wings. What a man.
Easy top10 favorite Hot Ones interviews
Henry is so fierce, but also very witty and geeky. You can see the little boy inside sometimes when he talks and certainly here too. It makes me angry when I read about how his step-father abused him.
The nicest and worst men are usually boys inside, difference is what sort of boy. Henry has always seemed to me that he hates injustice, that and passing the buck. He wants the world to be the P Funk block party it could be.
That step ass needs to have a breath taking from Zaheer.
@@DiegoMartinezCoria no doubt Diego, well put.
Henry OWNED them Wings. Like a Boss. IMPRESSIVE
One of the best interviews. Love Henry!