6 very intense days in London.

This week's been chaos mode and frankly I loved it. >> Gym Shark left London today and tomorrow conversation on stage with Chris Bumstead today. Sam Sue like tomorrow then Chris and Sam podcast. Then Alex Okconor and Joe Folly on the evening time. Tuesday morning Constantine kissing. Tuesday afternoon Bugsy Malone. Wednesday morning Louise Perry and Mary Harrington. Wednesday afternoon Louise Perry and Bonnie Blue debate. Thursday morning. Thursday afternoon Peter Crouch. Friday flight home trying to get freelance she never let that [ __ ] over my [ __ ] in my talking about a detox like a beatbox like that I need I need that I need that blue [ __ ] on she [ __ ] my seat skip my reb [Music] We'll see if I survive. Cheers. >> Ah, Mr. Williamson, I see you are back for your patented 5minute breakfast. Honestly, the difference in my day between eating this and not eating this is 50%. It's so much more functional. Back in the UK for the first time this year and we're at Jip Shark, London. Come on. There it is. It's sold 14,000 tickets this event. The drum sheds very much caffeine and big dreams energy. >> We're going to do a little battle. Brownie versus Chris. Who wants to go first? Rock, paper, for whoever's going to go first. Just once. Rock. You go. >> You go first. You going first. >> He goes. He goes. >> All right. All right. I'll go first. >> Three, two, one. Whenever you're ready. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Holy crap. 183. 183 is good. That's good. If there was one exercise that I should be good at. >> Look how meaty his forearms bow. >> Come on. >> Send it. >> Come on, Stan. Please go. >> Yep. >> Please. >> One f 2,000 149. We're done. >> Winner winner winner chicken dinner. So, there's more athletes here at this one than there's ever been at anything else. We filled an entire boat last night. It's like two huge [ __ ] tables. 64 athletes or something. Yeah. >> Chosen a seat next to one of the smaller athletes on the bus today to try and get some room. >> Yeah. >> How you doing, brother? >> How about just I every morning I wake up and I'm like, is that it? [ __ ] >> Okay. And then >> Yeah. >> Uh >> again, >> every day. Every every day I wake up and I'm like, I can't I can't have slept enough. The answer is no, I haven't. [Music] Jesus Christ. Look at that. You may have heard of talks on a Saturday, but have you heard of talks on a Saturday in the round like Ed Sheeran? I want to be on a lazy Susan and just slowly rotate it. >> I'm doing >> asking Chris Bumpstead question. How's retirement being, Chris? Yeah, very good. Thank you. Look, sometimes we need Mutronic and at other times you need the taste of America. It's like the [ __ ] eagle coming overhead. Oh my god. >> What's up? >> Oh, what's up, Chris? So, I have a question for you. You know everything. You're an amazing podcast host. >> Thank you. >> Just not with me, apparently, cuz the comments roasted me. Um, okay. I have hair loss, like really bad. How do I fix it? Shedding. Like, it's not like I don't have like a receding hairline, but like my hair like like maybe 200 to 300 strands fall out every day. I swear to God I'm going >> I think I mean look >> it's been happening for like a year. I've done blood work. >> I just don't know what to do. >> I got to say if you're talking about hair loss you are talking to the wrong guy. >> Why? You have great hair >> precisely. Like so I don't need to study hair loss. Right. James Smith. Where's James Smith? Cuz he's not he has no hair at all. Chris Bumstead. Ask him. He'll know. Ryan Terry. Ryan Terry's hairline is [ __ ] >> dissing these guys. >> You get into your 30s and guys are obsessed with their hairline. Well, yeah. Especially if you're taking steroids. >> Yeah. >> A brother. >> Greg. >> Um, >> Panda Greg. >> Uh, Greg Ducet called me not natty because of my forearms. So, I think I'm natural from the forearm up. >> And hands from the forearms. >> Enhanced from the forearm. >> Crazy forearms. >> Don't know. I've been growing. >> Are they both crazy? >> They are. >> Been growing into them since I was 16. >> H. This is suspicious. Are you on the run a true tide vape? Uh, >> I'd be way leaner if I was on GLPS. Are you? >> No. >> Would you? >> No. I like eating. I enjoy eating. >> I don't want to not eat. >> So, your question was, "How do I stop my female hair loss at 20 [ __ ] 5 years old or whatever you 24 years old?" >> Not my area of expertise. >> I know. I just thought maybe, >> you know, what's the stuff that makes your sperm count go down? Well, I don't have to worry about sperm count, thankfully. >> That's what you think. >> Well, I mean, the internet with its gay accusations, I don't have to worry about sperm count. >> No, I mean, oh, I see what you're saying. Like, I'm saying I personally don't produce sperm. >> Look, if you want to disprove the internet's accusations about you, >> you really need to up your game. Grip strength needs to be better. Sperm count needs to be higher. >> No, I think they know. They know that I'm straight and that I like men. As we said yesterday, that's exactly the cover story that someone who doesn't like men would >> like get married and I feed post it, they're going to be like, "Oh, we knew that you were straight all along, Sarah." Uh, >> I always love the comments on a feed post of a chick that's been public for a while. It's like, uh, it's over, boys. >> Yeah, true. >> The blast radius of sadness. Remember when Brett Cooper got married and posted about it online? Every single right-wing bro was like, "It's over, guys. Game over. She's been locked up." Unbelievable. >> They're like bunch of unfollows. >> Almost certainly you're going to lose followers if you get married. >> How's that feel? >> It's fine cuz I'll have other priorities then >> in your sick pad. >> Yeah. >> With your sick cat. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> All right. >> That's what I want. I That's the whole point of everything is to get married and have a family. See that? Also, actually, that's >> what. >> All right. Bye. >> You and your little nappy nap. >> Why are you so judgmental of my nap? You're jealous? >> Because I was on the bus and you were still in bed. >> Yeah, >> that's why I'm jealous. Yeah, >> I woke up at 6:30 and I was like, nah, >> not happening. Chris, >> the number podcaster in the world, a six time Mr. And the back of the moment, L Chris Williamson Z. [Applause] A full year since you competed, since you exited the sport, >> how are you feeling? >> Honestly, we've been busy. It's been full ups and downs of like detaching from things. Do you think it's going to be difficult for you to see other people step onto the stage that you used to be on and not feel that desire to be back up there? >> I don't think I have the desire, but my ego will be like, I'm going to be him. I'm going to be I'm going to be him. [Applause] 25minut conversation. I'd rather get on stage with you than do that. >> No, don't say that. >> Okay. Rather is wrong. Don't say you're right. Wrong verbiage. I get more nervous doing a talk than anybody that can do. [Music] Nice to meet you. [Music] >> A 7 minute until my Uber gets there. So, I was like, I'll just spin. Is this okay or am I closing out? >> You're good. As long as you're good, I'm good. I'm going through a really tough time lately. Um, and I don't know, you've been helping me a lot. So, a lot of what you're putting out there is been helping me a lot. I just wanted to say it's really >> I appreciate you so much. >> Thank you so much. >> Improm meeting. >> Did it day one gym shark lift London completed. Going to go home, get a lift in, prep for speaking to Mr. Sam Sulle tomorrow and then get some more prep in for next week because as soon as next week starts it's all it's nontop [Music] >> look drove past my mom's old house on Berry New Road. The one she got evicted from. Went to McDonald's, ordered a cheeseburger and chips on an addicted one. Then I heard, "Can I get a picture?" I stood there and I took 15 pictures done with 15 different kids. I was there on the phone, but I left tongue twisted and I paint pictures with words, but I didn't know I was the gifted one. And now they say I put money on the map. So I #161 draw back my wings. I look through the window on a reministic one. Shouldn't have done that cuz now I'm having flashbacks to the days when I had press on my Nintendo back and forth like ping pong. The gift came with a curse. Ever since 10 years old, my head's been gone. >> All right, we done. Finished two conversations in two days, which feels like a warm-up set. And now 11 guests, nine episodes in four days. in an abandoned church. >> See you tomorrow. >> Get some good rest. >> Enough. >> Yeah. Yeah. More than enough. That'll be good for today. It'll be the back end of the week when the [ __ ] marathon really kicks in. You know, this is an endurance race >> and David Gogins in this [ __ ] >> Only goal for me is Barry. Yeah, variation. So, I think these two, Sam and Chris, if we can just change color somehow, cuz similar audience, similar conversation. Yeah. >> Some sort of change in color. Alex and Joe is going to look different anyway cuz it's the only twoerson episode that's going to be facing this way. So, that's fine. >> Uh, Constantin and Bugsy just >> throw a bit of color in, do whatever. Bugsy is going to be like more aggressive. Also, warning, wears a hat a lot. Good to know. [Music] You're not. [Music] >> Oh yeah, it's me. >> Nice and rosy. >> Look, I'm a I'm a slightly pink boy. Okay. >> Uh-huh. Uh-huh. >> Yep. >> Mhm. >> It's here. is looks good. Yeah. Yeah. It looks better than I thought. I thought it would look a little bit more religious. >> Dude, I love you. I I appreciate very much the impact that you've had on me and everybody else as well. So, I uh I look forward to seeing what comes next. And uh yeah, I I really really hope that you don't stop talking about the stuff that you do because I think you've got more now to actually add to the world than you did when you were on stage. So, well, I appreciate that and hoping to discover that myself and life does is changing very fast. So, I hope I hope so. And some of my greatest moments I've had with people are talking about my podcast with you and what I've shared here. So, I appreciate the opportunity to do this for a third time and hopefully have a fourth. I'd love to. Chris Bump said, "Ladies and gentlemen, >> whenever there's like a new technology and people are panicking over how people make it'll affect the world or how it makes people think, I'm always um very interested in like uh Socrates was uh very skeptical about people writing philosophy down because he was worried it would degrade the memory and also that philosophy was this like living breathing thing and I was think okay you know the not necessarily that um obviously I don't agree with Socrates there. I think writing is is broadly quite a good thing. >> But I do think that that idea of like okay if we have a new technology and we end up and that ends up being like the path of least resistance what's that going to take away from us and I worry with like >> you know AI and when it's and also just like just like search engines something I've I've started doing with like friends in the pub >> is that nobody's allowed to Google anything in like we've just made an agreement. Yeah. Like don't just just sit there and like if we if we're trying to answer like a kind of a standard question that might arise in a pub setting like I don't know like who played what in this year etc like just try and remember >> yeah cuz a lot of the time like >> getting to the information there isn't necessarily the point the point is the conversation that leads you there in that setting and sometimes I think that >> especially when it comes something as like process focused as philosophy if the way that we start coming to philosophical conclusions are like, "Oh, I'll just see what Chief VT says, or I'll just Google it." And there is a >> philosophy, the answer, or the pursuit of the answer. >> Well, I think that, you know, there's there's a bit of column A and a bit of column B. But I I don't want to lose this idea of like actually you often discover things in pursuit of something entirely unrelated. >> The new flavor >> food perfect advert. >> Wow. And it's tasty, too. Amazing. >> This is sick. This is crazy. What? This is looking amazing. Two black magics. >> Uh, we're all black magic. >> Oh, all black magic. Five. Nice. >> Bye. >> So, one of the things that um, one of the things that is >> three episodes in a day done. Sam Sulick, Chris Bumstead, Joe Folly, Alex O' Conor really span the spectrum. Uh, spectrum being the operative word there. Uh, tomorrow Constantine Kissing and Bugsy Malone going to go Weather Spoons. Have I got this on me? Thanks Rory Southerntherland. >> See you tomorrow. >> Morning. What's up? >> Hello. >> Don't get that [Music] speed. [Music] as long as the baseline. >> Oh, that's mad. >> What we Do you think you'll capture this? >> Of course. Yeah. So, so these are the >> these what we've got for fix. >> Yeah. >> And then we'll have another one which is totally handheld and that'll be shot with all the stained glass behind you. >> But yeah, this is once it's graded and everything. This has got like a little Oh, this is Bennett, director of photography. Makes it look pretty. Um, >> yeah, it's going to be epic movie. >> Let me know the movies you're in, but close. >> No, no, no. This is It's epic. Close enough. >> I've been, by the way, so >> I've been listening to some motivational stuff and your your shit's been popping up a lot. Obviously, I listen to McConn and other bits like popped up >> cuz I'm listening to these motivational things, you know. Got to ground myself. Taking yourself back to [ __ ] basics. >> Need your bits. People are grabbing your bits and throwing them in as motivation. So, >> okay. Well, I'm uh I'm glad they've come up on your feed. >> Yeah. >> There's a lot of stuff I want to talk about today that's >> Oh, really? Okay. >> I'm excited. >> Me, too. Really excited. >> I'm nervous. >> Oh, you got it, man. This is easy work for you. >> Talking about how much changes me. >> What? How? out. >> I um I get over stimulated. I'm like a little bit like >> Okay, >> let's change. >> Uh switch it out for element. >> Did I say hello to you by not I'm not seeing but all right. Yeah, man. Good. >> Uh yeah, we've got some stuff in your caffeine. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. >> I mean, I'll try. I'm going to taste it anyway. >> No, you can taste it. But I mean, you don't need to sink the whole thing cuz it's tasty. It means that you keep going and before you know it, it's 1:00 in the morning and you're still awake. All right, let's do this thing. You're over there, my friend. Are you are clear? That means I like the grip strength. Give me some beer. >> Fine. She can see you. >> It's going to be a fun day. Well, this is the I think Well, we can talk about it on on the episode, but >> I think people are using Lily Phillips crying on camera to map what they think Bonnie Blue feels, but I don't think they account for the fact that she doesn't feel anything. >> I think Yeah. >> Um >> I think I've watched enough of her now. >> No, she's not alive. >> This isn't Yeah. Which is even more terrifying. I I think at least the sort of crazy America health kick thing, the red for the seed oils, the suning your [ __ ] like you know this it seems to me kind of a lot like which is artificial solutions to artificial problems >> that you you have this wild sensitivity to food additives because there's so much and you don't have so if if I I went to Hawksmore for steak last night nowhere on there did it need to say grass-fed uh seed oil free, non GMO, non >> whereas in America would >> because the flaw of food is so much absolutely >> that you need to advertise, hey, we're not down there. I mean, we're still only comparable with probably most of the developed countries, but that is additional effort we've had to go through to like get the sludge off. >> I I like so much about America, but I find the food there incredibly a week in America and I'm just like I just need just give me bananas and black coffee. I can't be able to I come home and feel like I really need to purge. It's so traumatizing. >> Wow. >> Like but I mean you can do it but it costs so much to eat just what I would consider normally. >> It's like a Yeah. Health food escaping velocity is is >> completely completely like whole foods. >> I love whole foods. >> I know. But it's like you couldn't >> they just close them on enrichment. >> We should still like I just >> I know I just >> um we have an idea for when Bonnie arrives. Alex has a Alex has a special skill. >> Do you need music? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Right. [Applause] That's like different UFC fighters have got walkout shoes. That's That's funny. life. >> Did you say unreal? [Music] really nice. Sorry, I would stand up. >> Some taste. Sadly, the blue one does not. >> Yeah, I want to try water recently. >> And the guy was like, "That's weird." >> Like like like when you're going like whether you're going to a water like Do you want to go to a water park? >> Oh, right. Are you going to go >> get two art? Yes. But then you can't take your shoes cuz someone probably steal them. Is anybody got to run everywhere? Or if you have water shoes on >> in the interim, have you tried Crocs? >> How do you feel about how do you feel about trying Crocs in the intro? Is that going to kill you? Will your stylist kill you for that? >> Yeah. He says I'm in my rebellious area sometimes. Uh I'd wear them. I'm all about comfort. Like as soon as I get home, pajamas on. I'm never not in pajamas. >> I really do think I really do think that crops could be the answer to a lot of your problems. And good for you. They'll be waterproof. Um, should I mention I mentioned it's important in your line of work. >> Very important. >> Yeah. >> That's why I like snorkeling so much. >> Feels like home. Feels like home. >> A lot of fish. >> Jesus Christ. >> Yeah. There we are. >> Day three. Yep. Done. Day three done. Day five of having conversations. But day three of of podcasting done. We were just talking about it there. I imagine there'll be a lot of people that are unhappy that Bonnie Blue has got more exposure on the internet. Few things. Uh Bonnie Blue is currently doing more numbers than pretty much anyone else. So really it's her that's platforming me. Uh secondly, I'd be very interested to know sort of how people morally condemn what she does. I do not agree with what she does and I don't support it. But it is difficult to find a point in the current culture sex positive uh commercialize whatever you want. There is no meaning behind sex and you should have it as much as is freely available to you and you can monetize it to your heart's content. She is just like the end point of modern sexual liberalism that's been commercialized. Like she's she just happens to like don't hate the player. hate the game and she happens to have won the game. Uh, I don't agree with the game, but it's fascinating to watch. Um, reflections on it, while it's still fresh in my mind, I didn't see a second set of eyelids open and close like a reptile person. Um, usually a pretty good judge of character and she doesn't seem like a psychopath to me. Uh, she made a bunch of different errors that suggest that she doesn't have a 180 IQ and is actually reverse engineering a ton of stuff. Tried to get her to do a steelman toward the end and that was like twice she sort of uh got it wrong. Like didn't quite understand in a way that to be honest unpopular opinion but was actually quite charming. Uh, was I charmed or seduced by Bonnie Blue? No. I did strategically only shake her hand. Um, and I did ask if there was any holy water just in case things got went a little sideways. I ate a lot of garlic last night, too. So, I think I'm still kind of immune, which is good. It might be a full moon later on as well. Uh, all in all, I had a really fun day. It's the first set of round table things that we've done in a while. Actually, round table things that we've done ever in that style. And, uh, I'm excited to do more of them. Bonnie conversation was fascinating. Louise and Bonnie are basically two opposite ends of the same spectrum from sort of sex positive to sex conservative. And uh I'm really glad it was her. I think it's a very different sort of conversation to any of the ones that Bonnie's had previously. And uh you can hate her as much as you want. I would be cautious in anybody from the right condemning putting Bonnie Blue on a podcast because that was the exact argument about why Trump shouldn't have gone on podcasts, too. So, it'll be interesting to see. I can't wait for the internet to find out which side of the hypocrisy criticism it wants to fall on. Uh, or maybe people will say, "Fuck Conversation with Bonnie Blue that's calm with a really educated woman that spent her entire life learning about this." That's worth watching. Plus one with Mary and uh Louise was [ __ ] sick. That's it. I didn't get turned to stone by looking at Bonnie Blue. Had a couple of fun conversations and I get to have more tomorrow. So, I'll see you then. >> It's not It's not here at the moment, but when this when the sun comes in, the streaks of light that come through the the stained glass windows are amazing. And that's already shooting through now. >> Well, >> yeah, because we've got the haze and when the sun comes out, we get nice streaks. It looks >> already. >> Yeah. Right. >> It when it swings more. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Hello. Very nice to see you. How are you? >> We're in a strange place. >> Uh we decided to be understated for the shoot today. Very >> bright. The low >> ceremony. >> Beautiful. >> Great. >> Is there a drink for me? >> One of your water and there is a tasty carbonated beverage that will make your brain work. >> Will it Will I go mad? >> Okay. But I mean that's a really poor advert. No, you'll be fine. >> I promise. >> Okay. >> You know when you've had too much if you start elevating that's either the rapture or excessive amounts of brain stimulants. Those are the two things that can go on. >> What's it got in it? >> Togggin, which is a cytoolon. This is yours. >> Rodea, that's a adaptogen helps with stress induced fatigue. There's this great study done on NHS nurses. They made fewer commission errors under fatigue over time. So, as you get a little bit more tired, obviously you start to mess up more. Uh, Jinseng helps you getting distracted. Theonine smooths out the caffeine and then a bit of caffeine that's naturally sourced. So, it's good. I love >> it does the job. We're partway through the week. In fact, we're about to finish. Uh, but because it was so hurried when we started shooting, haven't actually been able to do a walk around. This is the Asylum Chapel in London. Started being built early 1800s, got finished around 1850. Uh, the local residents were evacuated during the war. The roof was blown off, but somehow the stained glass windows survived. So, I'm going to show you how we've actually managed to shoot in a 200y old church in the middle of London. So, come on. Uh, as you can see, it's a lot of lighting and this is fake sunlight that was streaming through the uh open hole at the top of what would have been where the altar would go. >> Interestingly, uh, this Newtonic was actually a part of the church's foundations. This was this was original 1826 edition Newtonic. Uh this is the paniply of different stimulants that we have here. And then uh >> this is what it looks like. >> So we've rotated through a bunch of different angles. You'll see in the earlier episodes that Chris Bumstead, Sam Sulk, Alex Okconer, Joe Folly, Constantine Kissing, uh the Bugsy Malone. We're shooting actually in that direction. So, most of the camera stuff being here, shooting in this direction with guest on that side and me on this side. We rotated around a little bit for the round table stuff. So, sort the 45° there. And now we're shooting down a complete other direction which means you've got this stained glass stuff here behind the guest >> sunlight. Uh we added a little bit of haze in and then we've reversed everything and now those lights that I pointed out as we came in shooting through here. So we get all of these cool shadows and stuff on the columns over here. What is that? Is that paint? It's not bird [ __ ] is it? Um but it's epic. Like all these different tablets all the way along the walls. Some of them have come off, but most of them are still here. Uh, chairman of the asylum from 1841 to 1845, died April 2nd, 1845, >> having by will be bequeafd the sum of £630 toward placing upon a solid foundation the noble charity for the promotion of which he had so long and so successfully labored. £630. I imagine 1854 was a [ __ ] ton of money. >> Got a guest here. >> Mate, there you go. Good day. Yeah, don't. >> Yeah, good. Just >> Well, set on dishes. >> Well, I felt given given you're the you're the tallest guest we've had for the first time. We need to give enough head room to make sure you could stand up. >> Unreal, is it? >> Yeah. Yeah. We um we decided to be subtle for you, >> your friend. I don't think they heard me. London boy, I set trends. I'm early. Could have been Mains. Could have been Burberry. I ain't got to talk. These girls want to chase me. Boyfriends want to hurt me. I just smile like I just came back from Turkey. They can't touch me. The gang too. Clean up nice, but still I play dirty. I'm alive in the night time. I got tequila. She was sipping on the white wine. She looks better than when I see her on the timeline. That's why the haters are hating on the sidelines. When I see him in person, it's all love. Him up like done. London where I set trends. I'm early that again. That again, man. The best run of episodes that I've done in terms of how I felt for my performance in in quite a long time. Um, I haven't really been superbly happy with my own performance over the last few months. Not that it's been bad, but just I always want to be progressing. And the internet may disagree, but I really [ __ ] felt on form this week. I think the episodes are great. I think the places that we went to, the difference in the energy was was awesome. The conversation I just had with Peter Crouch, we were talking about how the thing that you want is often the thing that you don't have. And as soon as you get the thing that you want, the thing that you previously used to have is now the thing that you want to revert back to. So, in times of peace, you want chaos. And in times of chaos, you want peace. And I've caught myself a couple of times this week when I haven't slept all that much and I've tired. I hadn't been to the gym in a week and the week before that I hadn't been to the gym in a week. It was been in total chaos mode. But when I was at home for the last 4 months largely trying to go to bed on time and look after myself and all I wanted was to have adventure and to see new places and to do stuff. So yeah, I mean I had a conversation with Zach the day after the London show and we're walking toward the Sleep Token gig at the O2 and you know we've just played this huge show and he finishes on Champagne Supernova by Oasis and it was so good and I remember walking toward the entrance and I was, you know, whining about that sort of playful complaint about the sleep and the duh and you know it's going to be so nice to get back on routine and he's turned to me and he's like what are you talking about you [ __ ] love this like you love this chaos and he was right he is right I do you can't have too much of it and I definitely did you know the last three years since I moved to America have just been this whirlwind, unrelenting push. And that plus my immune system getting kicked in the nuts 20 times, you know, a lot of pressure and and stuff has been tough. But I still very much feel like I'm built for chaos at the moment. and to sort of be in the mix with everyone and to even when there's issues going wrong and there's a guy from the local parish that wants to come and I will you are trespassing on council ground like all of that is just part it's just exciting it's part of it um so yeah it's this week's been chaos mode and frankly I've [ __ ] loved