Billy Eichner
speaker
1,207 appearances
3 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 28 Jun
Billy Eichner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I will. Almost immediately upon entrance. But I don't want to see you eating. Sex on a first date, and I will say this because we're gay, and I know I've listened to you guys. You talked to a lot of gay guys about Grindr, so I know you're all about it. But there is something about Grindr, about hooking up first. And it's I don't know if it's in a way it's not ideal.
And I get that you want to get to know the person. But it's nice to know that you have or don't have sexual compatibility and chemistry before you start to like each other as people, because.
If you're on the, you know, if you get to really like someone and you like their personality and then you finally jump into bed and it's not quite there, that's such a disappointment, but it's just not going to work. And now you've wasted everyone's time and your own time. So I rather go straight to a rim job and save the video for later.
I totally get liberal with a crooked dick. He should have a show on Crooked Media. Yeah. called Crooked Dicks. That would be good. Like a liberal white guy in Oklahoma on Crooked Media.
By the way, I'll take what we can get. If it's a crooked dick is going to win the next election, I'll take it.
Hit it. Hit it, I think. I love a podcast. They say we have no more movie stars left, but we have podcast stars. That's what we have.
I sure as fuck am. And so, you know, I think that, you know, I'm more I love a podcast. I listen to podcasts. I find it comforting and educational. And I think that's great. You know, I don't there really isn't a movie star and as very few movie stars left who can draw someone to the box office immediately, no matter what they're in.
But I will listen to fucking anything that you guys do or as reclined us. Literally. I mean, I am out there Googling like other people are like, oh, Jonathan Bailey, so hot. Paul Mescal, so hot. I am literally Googling shirtless photos of Ezra Klein.
That's my dream, man. I was devastated to find out that he was straight. I assumed he was gay. He's straight and married and living with a wonderful woman and children in Brooklyn because of course he is. But like, these are the new stars. These are our friends. You know, we don't have late night.
We have late night talk shows and I love those guys and I know all those guys and they're great, but they don't. They don't take up the same relevance. Sorry. You know, within the cultural conversation that they did when I was growing up, when you had Johnny Carson and Letterman, you know, they just don't. They're still there and they're great. But everything is so much more niche now.
And I think podcast hosts have come and sort of taken up that space in a way in terms of having control over the cultural conversation. And so I love a podcast.
Oh, hit it. Hit it every time. I mean, not literally. They don't want that and I don't want that. But I love lesbians. We did a famous Billy on the Street segment called Let's Go Lesbians, Let's Go, where I'm running around with lesbians. And I absolutely love lesbians. And I think, you know, lesbians don't get the attention they deserve. You know why?
You know, or like even like straight guys like showing off their like ripped bodies and all these like wellness folks like lesbians just keep to themselves. They put their heads down. They do the fucking work. OK, and that's and they and, you know, not to make this as depressing as humanly possible, but like when when when gay men could.
not fend for themselves as much because we were literally dying during the AIDS crisis. It was lesbians who, who, if you don't know the history, you know, gay men and lesbians were only kind of sort of united before the AIDS crisis. I mean, they were in theory, but they were very separate in terms of how they lived their lives.
It wasn't quite a united front and the AIDS crisis turned it into a much more united front. And that's because lesbians helped us survive. They took care of us. They fought our political battles. They helped fight our health battles. And so now there's a long history of of lesbians and gay men being united politically and socially. And I absolutely love a lesbian.
Give me a lesbian to get the job done any day of the week.
I can't think of a better segue from the AIDS crisis. Hey, you know what?
No, Tom Snyder is rolling over in his grave right now. But yes, I do the voice of Timon in the new Disney holiday spectacular called Mufasa the Lion King. I did the voice of Timon with Seth Rogen as Pumbaa in the 2019. Lion King that Jon Favreau directed. And now this is really exciting because this is not a remake. It's an entirely new story and it tells the origin story of Mufasa.
And I'm thrilled to be a part of it. I just saw the movie for the first time. I honestly had no idea what to expect. Now it is directed by Barry Jenkins, who won the Oscar for Moonlight and is obviously a brilliant filmmaker, but this is a very different type of movie. The scale of this movie is very different than what he's done before. I didn't know what to expect.
And with these movies, you record them so far in advance that I literally forget what the movie is by the time I see it because these animated films take such a long time to make. And I sat down in a screening room. They had me watch it with a security guard alone on the Disney lot, right? Because they don't want me to film any of it or whatever. And it... Is so good for real.
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