Danny Philippou
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203 appearances
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1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Danny Philippou’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Last Podcast On The Left · Bring Her Back: An Interview with Danny & Michael Philippou · 29 May 2025
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Guys, I'm so happy you're here. Are we rolling? Testing. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Sometimes we get suddenly loud.
We've got a visa. We have a visa, actually. We're visans.
Oh, and you can get into certain clubs. What's that all about? There's lounges that you can't get into. Yeah, at the airport.
Oh, I was trying to get in. They're like, do you have the card?
There's like different clubs. You can't get in for $65. No, you can't get in for $65. Do you want to step outside? Do you want to get knocked out right here?
Live studio audience here.
What is wrong with you? I'm sorry to your wife. What are you doing here? I don't know what's wrong with me. Yeah, I don't know. You know, you've got to get the doctors out somehow.
I thought it would have been breakfast. I'm actually just jealous. And why haven't you brought your dog in? I miss my dog and I haven't patted a dog in quite a while. So you're going to bring your dog next time. What's your dog's name? My dog, I got a new dog named Harley.
Well, it was always, that was always, the YouTube stuff was just practicing to become filmmakers. That was always the goal, always the aim. And, you know, speaking of stunts, Michael couldn't be listed as one of the directors at the start of insurance for Bring Her Back because he was in Detroit having death matches. What does that mean?
It's like an extreme form of professional wrestling where they use light tubes and barbed wire and real weapons, and they cut each other up for real. It's like an extreme performance art blood sport. We're doing a documentary on it, and I was like, I want to be in it. You look okay.
Both. I think we've been obsessed with deathmatch wrestling since little kids. So we used to do it with our friends, unfortunately. There were parents that would literally not let their kids hang out with us. No way. Yeah, because we were delinquents. We were actual delinquents. You just threatened to kill my dog.
It was out of envy.
Yeah. Underwater cars we got, Michael got arrested for, so did I. Which wasn't even my idea. That was a video. Danny had an underwater car made, and he didn't want to drive it. Well, because I was filming and Michael's terrible at recording. That's his excuse for everything. Michael's so bad at recording. Michael, you're so bad at recording. We would do a scene and I'd try to be in the videos.
I'd try to be in something. And his footage is out of focus. He's punched it in a weird way. It's like, dude, just point it at me and film it. Yes, but you were correct to be scared to get in an underwater car. Well, no, I got in the underwater car. I was filming in there. Okay.
You weren't in there.
No, no. So the video came out, and then suddenly, like a year later, Danny got arrested. It wasn't a year later. It was like a couple of months.
It was so good. But I actually got arrested for pretending to be Michael. Yeah, sure.
But it was like a year-long lawsuit. What was the charge? Driving recklessly, driving dangerously, driving without a licence, driving without a seatbelt, driving a car that's not... Are you not American? Yeah.
No, no, not littering. Not littering. That would have been a bad one. They're pretty easy on littering, actually. No, but it was a big thing in the end that I got off scot-free because I wasn't actually driving dangerously or recklessly. No, we actually, it was a stunt performance practice car. It was a stunt.
The police said that they were going to have to recreate the underwater car to prove it was dangerous.
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