I apologize for the essay, but I’m fanboying pretty hard right now.
First I just want to say that you guys have been a massive influence on my forays into improvised and sketch comedy, and I watch every new video as soon as you release it. Then, I fall into the rabbit hole that is your channel and re-watch everything. I’m not proud.
I have just a few questions.
My buddy and I are seriously considering becoming a two piece sketch and improv team once we move out to LA. How should we prepare ourselves so that we don’t fail completely? What issues should we expect as a two piece team?
I’ve heard you guys say in an interview that YouTube doesn’t pay you all that much. So, how do you make enough money as a sketch group to support yourselves?
A friend on my college improv team insists that he drank with Brian and hung out with you guys at the Skidmore College Comedy Festival in 2012. Whether Brian found him annoying or flattering has been the subject of a lot of debate at improv practices. Some even say he’s lying about the whole thing. I was wondering if you could settle the dispute, once and for all? His name was Patrick.
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I apologize for the essay, but I’m fanboying pretty hard right now.
First I just want to say that you guys have been a massive influence on my forays into improvised and sketch comedy, and I watch every new video as soon as you release it. Then, I fall into the rabbit hole that is your channel and re-watch everything. I’m not proud.
I have just a few questions.
My buddy and I are seriously considering becoming a two piece sketch and improv team once we move out to LA. How should we prepare ourselves so that we don’t fail completely? What issues should we expect as a two piece team?
I’ve heard you guys say in an interview that YouTube doesn’t pay you all that much. So, how do you make enough money as a sketch group to support yourselves?
A friend on my college improv team insists that he drank with Brian and hung out with you guys at the Skidmore College Comedy Festival in 2012. Whether Brian found him annoying or flattering has been the subject of a lot of debate at improv practices. Some even say he’s lying about the whole thing. I was wondering if you could settle the dispute, once and for all? His name was Patrick.
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