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- (Steak) ♪ Hungry comes from your body ♪[br]- The Muppets?

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- Imagine if you were trying[br]to avoid a midnight snack

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and this happened to you.

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- (Steak) ...greeting[br]the different organs.

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- Okay. So far so good.[br]I could still show this to my son.

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- (Steak) ...simple health shape.[br]- Whoa.

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- (Steak) Choosing normal...

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- Whoa.[br]- (Steak) ...plain-looking food...

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- Whoa! Whoa! Simple? Whoa!

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- (Steak) ♪ Plain white sauce[br]makes your teeth go gray ♪

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- But I love white sauce.

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- (laughing)[br]- It's my favorite sauce.

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- I-- I can't. I'm doing this,[br]but I'm still looking at it,

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because it's-- it's really well-produced.

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Oh god, why?

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- This is like a scary movie now.[br]Don't pick up the phone.

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- "Becky Sloan and Joseph..." what?

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I hate them. I want them to die.

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I'm just kidding.[br]I don't want them to die.

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But I don't like them!

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- (Finebros) What did you[br]think of this episode?

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- Kind of awful for children.

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- That was really trippy.

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- I thought it lived up to the hype.

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- Thought it was a foreign commercial

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trying to raise awareness[br]about healthy food.

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But I was very wrong.

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- (Finebros) What was[br]the strangest part of this one?

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- Oof... um... the sausage.

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The blood sausage was pretty horrific.

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- The operating table, I'm gonna say,

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with the organs, the disembowelment.

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- Like, Saving Private Ryan buffet.

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- Oh, definitely when the giant[br]candy-corn-looking thing

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started pulling the organs[br]out of the little helpless duck.

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For sure, that was when it got--

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I mean, I don't know about you,[br]but that was my favorite part.

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- (Finebros) Could you share your thoughts

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about the production value[br]of the video though?

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- Looked great.[br]- Yeah.

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- Yeah.[br]- I'm like...

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- A for effort.[br]- Cap off.

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- The production quality,

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the production value[br]on every single episode--

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that's only why they've made[br]five in the last, what,

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three years or so, 'cause they put[br]so much effort in each one.

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That one alone had

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so much [bleep] going on.

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- (Finebros) What do you think this video

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might have been trying to say?[br]- Oh my god.

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I think this video is trying to talk about

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unsolicited health advice.

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- How different foods[br]break down in the body

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and how some are better,

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you should eat some other than others?

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- Apparently, if you eat fancy foods,

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you get stepped on by a T-bone steak.[br]So that's not good either.

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- (Finebros) So the debate remains,[br]but some people feel

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that this whole series[br]in each episode is a satire

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about a different part of our society,

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with this one breaking down food[br]and how it's presented to us.

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- Yeah. I mean, I guess I could see that.

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- Kinda like how everything--[br]everything gives you cancer.

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Like, the whole scare with[br]the cellphones a few years back.

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- I remember growing up and hearing[br]just different types of stuff

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about eggs all the time.

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I wasn't even sure if[br]I was supposed to eat eggs.

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It was like, "Eggs are bad for you,"

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then, "Eggs are good for you."

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Then it was like, "Only the[br]egg whites are good for you

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and the egg yolk is bad for you."

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And I was like, "Man,[br]just give me my omelette."

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- I love using puppets[br]in a satirical, adult way--

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like Avenue Q or anything like that,

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'cause puppets are so naturally cute.

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And we have the nostalgia with them,

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'cause when we see them as kids,[br]we're like, "Oh, we love it."

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And so when they deliver[br]adult language or adult themes,

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it's always so interesting[br]and cool to see.

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- (Finebros) What do[br]you think about people

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that would get this obsessed[br]over a piece of content that,

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even though they don't know[br]what the creators are going for,

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they're all talking about[br]what it might mean?

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- Now that you're saying this,[br]it makes me want to re-watch it.

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- As a content creator,[br]it's fun to leave little in-jokes.

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- I'm sure that's just[br]the highlight of their day,

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just getting to read all of the theories[br]that are coming out now.

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- The body chart. If you paused it,

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you can even see the mini-phone there,

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and you can see the spaghetti monster

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in the window on one of the shots.

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They're so dense. There's[br]so much packed in every shot.

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- I've always wanted some book

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that is really, really hugely analyzed

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in high school literature class.

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I've always wanted an author[br]to come out and be like,

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"You guys are all crazy.[br]I just wrote a book to write a book."

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- (Finebros) So what do[br]you think about how YouTube

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allows for something like this to exist?

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'Cause do you think on TV,[br]you could ever get away with this?

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- It's pretty amazing, actually.[br]This would never be on TV...

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or anywhere else, for that matter...

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except for on YouTube.

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- Content doesn't have to be[br]filtered through a gatekeeper.

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The gate's been-- like,[br]there's so many different gates,

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you can just jump the wall now.

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Like, the gatekeeper isn't there anymore.

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- YouTube, create your own stuff.

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That's kind of the beauty of it.

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But I think there should[br]maybe be some warnings on them,

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'cause imagine a kid saw

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some cute little animals on the thumbnail.

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And then they're eating each other.

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- No, I don't think this would[br]exist without YouTube.

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I really don't. This is[br]a hard [bleep] pitch for,

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"Hey, we want to make[br]a really weird out-there parody

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of Sesame Street. It's gonna be expensive.

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We need actual puppets.[br]We need animators, stop-motion, CGI.

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And, oh, it's only gonna be[br]five minutes per episode.

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And we only want to make five.[br]Does that sound good?"

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- (Finebros) Are you excited

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now that you know about[br]Don't Hug Me I'm Scared

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to watch the previous episodes[br]and wait for new ones?

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- I don't think I will ever be revisiting

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Don't Hug Me I'm Scared.

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I think I'll just leave that where it is.

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- (Finebros) But wait, hold on. Why?[br]- Um, you know,

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I think I'd rather watch something happy,

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where people aren't being eaten.

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I really don't enjoy[br]watching guts, you know?

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That wasn't my cup of tea.

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