Name: セス・マイヤーズがスパイシーな手羽先を食べている間に解けてしまう｜Hot Ones (Seth Meyers Unravels While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:39:28.000Z
Duration: 25 min 54 s
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Everybody for first refis Dom Shaun Evans and you're watching Hot ones.

It's the show, Todd Questions and Even Hotter Wings.

You know, it was one of the longest tenured cast members in Saturday Night Live.

History, of course, is Show Late Night with Seth Meyers weeknights on NBC is also the co creator of I Have Seized Documentary Now, which is set to return for Season three on February 20th.

So I know that you've had the hot chicken at Bolton's and Nash.

I hold it pretty well, but that was probably the most uncomfortable I've ever been when I've enjoyed the meal.

So I remember my wife and I were then driving and had to both sort of have our heads out the window like dogs.

So you and I were actually born at the exact same hospital in Evanston, Illinois, and I know that you moved away at a young age but returned to go to college at Northwestern Mustard's last stand.

Overrated or underrated, I'm properly rated, I think.

I think people who say you have to go there or maybe overselling it, But I think it's a wonderful thing after a football game or before a football game, it's pretty good hot.

Did you ever go toe Hackney's during your time at Evanston and get one of those fried onion bricks?

It sounds wonderful, but I don't Yeah, I remember you were studying improv in Chicago at a time when people like Steve Carell and Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert the second City feeder some curious on your perspective is someone who went from the improv Olympic in Wrigleyville to 30 Rock and then tow late night.

How do you quantify the Chicago comedy scenes impact and influence on the entertainment industry at large?

Well, I think the world's luckier now that there's improv communities in L.

A and New York and there's also because of how much easier it is to shoot things and put them online.

There are a lot of different roads, too success, but Chicago used to be sort of the main road, and I think some of the best people in the world would come there to get their start.

And when I went toe my new student week, my parents brought me out and we went to Second City and I saw a show with Carell and Colbert and just realized how much I wanted to be doing what they were doing.

I saw Tina Fey do her first show at Second City, just randomly on the night I was there.

I saw people like Amy Poehler, Rachel Dratch, and it was just I didn't realize until years later.

Not that I was seeing the best people Chicago, but they were also the best people in the world.

They just happen to be in Chicago, so it was really I felt incredibly lucky to be there then.

Unless there's a secret kick, I'm well in hand.

Enjoy it while you can says we touched on in your intro.

One of the longest tenured Saturday night live cast members, never the well of queries runs deep so well, with some of our most pressing SNL questions on this way.

You remember your first conversation with him?

In time, I'd audition, uh, on my way off the stage.

He stood up and shook my head and said, Good job.

And years later, I realized that was not a common so but I didn't know at the time.

Ah, full week later, they flew me back out to New York just to meet with Law RM.

I didn't realize at the time that meant that I had the job.

Lauren is very bad at giving specific messages like Welcome to the show.

And one thing I remember him saying, Waas, we're going to see how you look in wigs.

We want to do a wig test before we hire you.

And then I worked there for 12 and 1/2 years and I realized that's not a thing.

I don't know why He said it was a thing, and I just went back to L.

Worried about how I was gonna look in wigs.

He also said, Do you think you can live in New York?

Which I realize I just thought to myself, who blows it at this part, right?

Who was SNL audition says, Oh, is it in New York?

Does it have to My parts have to be in New York to, um I was, ah, you know, a full three or four years that he stopped being sort of.

This comedy icon started being somebody I worked with.

And then, you know, this celebrity guests.

Yeah, I know that There's a Kanye West moment every now and again.

Yeah, when you think about the times that somebody came in and just messed up the vibe for everyone all week Is there a story that stands out I mean messed up of Ah, you know, I'm I'm always loath.

Feel like call somebody out my name tonight.

Name names, but I But yes, that people's definitely screwed up the mine.

I was Kanye because I can say this is a huge fan of Kanye.

The way Kanye would screw up the vibe was he would he made.

And I think he changed the way musical performances happened at the show.

He would bring in sets, different lighting, you know, he bringing ballerinas, 50 ballerinas, and he's a bit of a perfectionist.

So you know what was always slotted for two hours or her?

Some music with Kanye would be three hours, four hours.

Now the downside is, it pushed everybody else's day later.

The upside was that it was never a time where he gave his music performance, and you didn't think that he had made the most of it.

Do you have a live on air screw up or break that you're most embarrassed by, um, in your first year, they try really hard.

If there's a week where none of your sketches get picked, they try to at least have you have one thing to do so that you can go through the process of getting Aaron makeup on and getting into wardrobe at least once and not just sit in your room feeling bad for yourself.

And a lot of times that means you have one question as a reporter in a press conference.

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