[00:00 - 00:57]Ian Hecox and guests discuss their top five favorite Smosh videos.

[00:26 - 01:10]Boze tries to find a husband and jokes about being pregnant, while Damien plays a food reviewer looking for mayonnaise.

[01:10 - 02:35]Ian Hecox and guests discuss their top five favorite Smosh videos.

[02:11 - 03:31]Shane's fifth favorite is also "Damien Nosed Away."

[02:43 - 05:38]They discuss how it's hard to do VR videos on YouTube.

[02:58 - 04:27]Boze tries to find a husband and jokes about being pregnant, while Damien plays a food reviewer looking for mayonnaise.

[03:31 - 04:27]The group discusses their experience with VRChat and how they had fun interacting with people

[03:39 - 06:34]They discuss a video where they read Courtney's middle school diary and how it was a fun, cathartic experience

[03:45 - 06:41]The group discusses their experience with VRChat and how they had fun interacting with people

[04:45 - 06:34]Shane's fifth favorite is also "Damien Nosed Away."

[05:10 - 05:32]They talk about how Keith's art was both incredible and off-beat

[05:10 - 06:12]Damien's alternate fifth favorite is "Drawing Pokemon from Memory."

[05:38 - 06:12]The group also mentions Olivia's character, a weird geometric shape, and Keith's misheard names

[06:35 - 07:54]They discuss how it's hard to do VR videos on YouTube.

[06:41 - 07:54]They mention their friend Bose and her hilarious attempts to find a date in the virtual world

[06:48 - 07:41]They mention Jovin's role as the "bad at games" guy in Smosh Games and how he embraced it

[06:48 - 10:36]Boze tries to find a husband and jokes about being pregnant, while Damien plays a food reviewer looking for mayonnaise.

[06:58 - 07:12]The group discusses their experience with VRChat and how they had fun interacting with people

[07:54 - 08:37]They discuss the character Damien, who goes full Augustus and becomes a strange, popular figure in the game

[08:07 - 10:36]The group then transitions to talking about a video where they waxed their friend Jovin's chest hair as a bonding experience

[08:12 - 08:52]Ian Hecox and guests discuss their top five favorite Smosh videos.

[08:12 - 11:15]They mention Jovin's role as the "bad at games" guy in Smosh Games and how he embraced it

[09:49 - 10:22]Boze tries to find a husband and jokes about being pregnant, while Damien plays a food reviewer looking for mayonnaise.

[10:04 - 10:48]The group then transitions to talking about a video where they waxed their friend Jovin's chest hair as a bonding experience

[10:04 - 11:33]Shane's fifth favorite is also "Damien Nosed Away."

[11:15 - 13:09]They discuss a video where they read Courtney's middle school diary and how it was a fun, cathartic experience

[11:54 - 14:28]They briefly touch on the cringiness of diary writing and the growth that comes from looking back on it

[14:30 - 15:40]The group then takes a break to read some ads

[15:41 - 17:55]Pride in the overall production and success of the video.

[16:06 - 17:43]Talk about the music video's cost and profitability through iTunes sales

[16:25 - 18:20]Discussion of the success of a video for a Zelda song, featuring a cosplayer and a different singer for vocals

[18:21 - 19:56]Pride in the overall production and success of the video.

[19:03 - 20:37]Mention of inappropriate content in the video but praise for its impact

[20:16 - 20:55]Mention of a multi-day shoot in the mountains with makeup prosthetics

[20:56 - 22:30]Discussion of a viral video with incredible music, lighting, and production value

[21:36 - 22:25]Mention of a sketch where a coffee machine is portrayed as racist and everyone had a chance to shine

[22:30 - 24:04]Discussion of finding their dynamic on the channel

[22:44 - 23:03]Mention of a sketch where a coffee machine is portrayed as racist and everyone had a chance to shine

[23:03 - 23:19]Pride in the overall production and success of the video.

[23:33 - 24:44]Mention of a sketch where a coffee machine is portrayed as racist and everyone had a chance to shine

[24:32 - 26:44]Discussion of the authenticity and heightened versions of themselves in videos

[25:07 - 25:58]Mention of a sketch where a coffee machine is portrayed as racist and everyone had a chance to shine

[26:44 - 27:22]Mention of a $50,000 donation to the Anti-Defamation League made by another YouTuber

[26:52 - 27:29]Shoutout to a YouTuber who helped with the music video and has since gained a large following

[27:37 - 29:36]Pride in the overall production and success of the video.

[27:45 - 28:36]Mention of a specific WWE superstar who was particularly fun to collaborate with

[29:36 - 31:18]They mention the Wild West trailer as a popular and cool video

[30:17 - 31:04]They mention the Chris Pratt prank video and how it was a well-executed and entertaining prank

[31:04 - 32:51]The group talks about Mari being prone to injuries and how she is brave and never holds back in videos

[32:54 - 33:56]They discuss the logistics and factors that went into planning and executing the prank

[33:58 - 36:37]They also talk about Olivia's a bully and how it is an absurd and hilarious video

[35:57 - 38:41]They mention the Chris Pratt prank video and how it was a well-executed and entertaining prank

[38:20 - 39:50]They discuss the logistics and factors that went into planning and executing the prank

[39:38 - 41:12]They also mention bumping into Chris Pratt again at a Universal event

[40:48 - 42:00]They mention the Chris Pratt prank video and how it was a well-executed and entertaining prank

[41:31 - 42:07]They discover that Chris Pratt still follows them on Instagram

[42:08 - 43:08]The speaker was proud that something they wrote a while back became a sketch with no budget and great performances

[42:19 - 45:24]The speaker was grateful to be included in sketches, but it was meaningful to co-write and direct one

[43:42 - 45:56]The sketch involved spitting peanut butter into someone's mouth, and they had to film it in multiple ways to adhere to YouTube's guidelines

[43:50 - 45:16]This was the first sketch with just the four main members of Smosh

[44:54 - 47:43]The speaker's number two favorite sketch is Kids on Bikes, which parodies movies and shows like Stranger Things

[45:24 - 48:27]The speaker was excited to see the final product and thought it was one of the best things they've done

[46:45 - 47:36]The speaker was grateful to be included in sketches, but it was meaningful to co-write and direct one

[47:03 - 48:08]The speaker was excited to see the final product and thought it was one of the best things they've done

[47:57 - 48:38]The speaker was grateful to be included in sketches, but it was meaningful to co-write and direct one

[48:38 - 50:45]The speaker's number one favorite sketch is Intergalact Whip from Smosh Live

[49:34 - 51:49]The speaker was excited to see the final product and thought it was one of the best things they've done

[49:41 - 50:24]They were nervous about directing the sketch, but it turned out well

[49:59 - 51:44]It involved a song and dance about aliens trying to trick people into letting them probe them

[50:45 - 50:57]They didn't think it would ever get made, but eventually it did

[50:58 - 51:17]The speaker was grateful to be included in sketches, but it was meaningful to co-write and direct one

[51:50 - 52:23]The sketch was a huge production and the speaker felt a lot of pressure to do everything perfectly

[52:23 - 54:08]The speaker was proud that something they wrote a while back became a sketch with no budget and great performances

[53:03 - 53:48]The speaker cried after Smosh Live because it was a dream come true and was reminiscent of their theater days.

[53:15 - 54:02]The speaker was excited to see the final product and thought it was one of the best things they've done

[53:15 - 54:08]Some people did not enjoy the video, but they had fun making it and it was a success in terms of watch time

[53:22 - 53:28]The speaker cried after Smosh Live because it was a dream come true and was reminiscent of their theater days.

[53:22 - 53:34]They reminisce about various behind-the-scenes videos they used to make

[54:08 - 55:43]The group discusses an old video they made called the "One Hour Special" for April Fool's Day in 2014

[54:33 - 55:12]They intentionally made the video one hour long, with only a few minutes of actual content and the rest just walking in silence

[56:06 - 58:04]The group discusses an old video they made called the "One Hour Special" for April Fool's Day in 2014

[56:56 - 58:29]They also discuss other April Fool's videos they made, including one where they convinced people Anthony could fly

[58:12 - 1.00:40]The group discusses an old video they made called the "One Hour Special" for April Fool's Day in 2014

[58:36 - 59:44]They also mention their Smosh Summer Games series, with Ian mentioning a particularly memorable hot pepper talent show

[58:43 - 1.00:00]They mention their editor, Michael Barody, who worked on their Super Mario themed video

[59:23 - 1.00:30]Ian gives a special shout out to the "crap raps" he and Anthony used to make, inspired by Krispy Kreme

[1.00:41 - 1.04:03]They reminisce about various behind-the-scenes videos they used to make

[1.02:53 - 1.03:50]They mention their popular "Try Not to Laugh" series, specifically the fifth installment which was a success

[1.03:20 - 1.05:14]Ian gives a special shout out to the "crap raps" he and Anthony used to make, inspired by Krispy Kreme

[1.04:29 - 1.04:47]Smosh made a video in high school about being "pimps of prom"

[1.04:48 - 1.04:54]It was the start of something wild and chaotic

[1.04:55 - 1.06:42]They enjoyed watching Game Grumps animated videos

[1.05:05 - 1.05:19]It was the start of something wild and chaotic

[1.05:19 - 1.05:25]They were able to see something they wrote get animated

[1.05:36 - 1.05:59]Flash cartoons were a big deal to them as kids

[1.06:43 - 1.06:52]They enjoyed doing voiceovers and playing off each other

[1.06:52 - 1.07:59]They were glad their sketch stood true to real anime relationships

[1.07:08 - 1.08:28]They wrote a scene about gay relationships in anime

[1.07:31 - 1.08:20]They have a character who loves anime and flash cartoons

[1.08:29 - 1.08:55]They collaborated with Damien, Finnerty, and Shane on this sketch

[1.08:56 - 1.10:21]They enjoyed doing voiceovers and playing off each other

[1.09:02 - 1.10:30]They enjoyed filming "Girls are Gross" and exploring their musical talents

[1.10:30 - 1.11:40]They enjoyed doing voiceovers and playing off each other

[1.10:48 - 1.11:29]They also enjoyed filming "Try Not to Laugh" and it was a representation of each squad member

[1.11:01 - 1.13:21]It was the start of something wild and chaotic

[1.12:27 - 1.12:42]It was shot simply with just Anthony and Ian on a deserted beach

[1.12:56 - 1.14:00]They enjoyed doing voiceovers and playing off each other

[1.13:21 - 1.13:34]It was the start of something wild and chaotic

[1.13:34 - 1.14:40]It was shot simply with just Anthony and Ian on a deserted beach

[1.13:34 - 1.15:28]The speaker used to watch Smosh regularly back in 2006-2007.

[1.13:40 - 1.14:07]A video from 2006 is mentioned, featuring a crowded beach.

[1.13:54 - 1.14:00]The video is only a minute and 20 seconds long and won an award for best comedy.

[1.14:07 - 1.14:47]A video from 2006 is mentioned, featuring a crowded beach.

[1.14:14 - 1.14:34]They had to eat their friend Jamal because they were stranded

[1.14:14 - 1.14:34]They still want to do more music videos.

[1.14:40 - 1.15:22]"Stranded" was their favorite video from 2006

[1.14:47 - 1.15:22]Smosh was being filmed and people were avoiding them.

[1.14:55 - 1.15:28]They enjoyed watching Game Grumps animated videos

[1.15:29 - 1.15:59]They enjoyed filming this on an actual beach with cans of soda that were empty.

[1.15:29 - 1.16:48]The speaker also mentions liking dramatic chipmunk and newmanumas.

[1.16:00 - 1.16:30]The video is only a minute and 20 seconds long and won an award for best comedy.

[1.16:16 - 1.16:25]The speaker mentions that Smosh has evolved throughout the years.

[1.16:31 - 1.16:55]Smosh won an award for it and were flown to New York for a PR blitz.

[1.16:57 - 1.17:27]The speaker reflects on how early on this was for YouTube.

[1.17:27 - 1.18:02]Smosh Shorts 2 is mentioned as a solid video.

[1.17:34 - 1.17:48]The speaker also mentions liking dramatic chipmunk and newmanumas.

[1.17:48 - 1.17:55]The speaker's number one favorite Smosh video is the Assassin's Creed 3 music video.

[1.18:03 - 1.18:35]The speaker sings the song from the music video and praises the music production.

[1.18:36 - 1.20:18]They also talk about the Zelda rap video.

[1.18:42 - 1.19:53]It was sponsored by Assassin's Creed and had a budget of $50-60,000.

[1.19:32 - 1.21:50]The speaker mentions that Smosh has evolved throughout the years.

[1.19:53 - 1.20:53]Smosh Shorts 2 is mentioned as a solid video.

[1.19:59 - 1.20:25]The speaker sings the song from the music video and praises the music production.

[1.20:26 - 1.20:43]The speaker's number one favorite Smosh video is the Assassin's Creed 3 music video.

[1.21:29 - 1.22:31]The speaker wishes they had dug more and watched more videos in the past.

[1.21:50 - 1.22:24]Smosh Shorts 2 is mentioned as a solid video.

[1.22:04 - 1.22:17]The group reflects on how great it is to love their job and the content they create.

[1.22:32 - 1.23:02]The speaker reflects on how early on this was for YouTube.

[1.23:02 - 1.23:09]Smosh was being filmed and people were avoiding them.

[1.23:09 - 1.23:35]The speaker reflects on how early on this was for YouTube.

[1.23:15 - 1.23:29]They mention Internet Detention 3 as a favorite video.

[1.23:35 - 1.24:11]The group reflects on how great it is to love their job and the content they create.

[1.24:11 - 1.24:18]The speaker also mentions liking dramatic chipmunk and newmanumas.

[1.24:18 - 1.24:46]The speaker encourages listeners to subscribe, download, and review the podcast.

[1.24:47 - 1.24:53]A video from 2006 is mentioned, featuring a crowded beach.