Judd Apatow

And he did a medley with his band.

It was so freaking hysterical.

He came out and he didn't tell me what he was going to do.

And I didn't know, you know, because it's a benefit.

He's going to do one song.

He does this like seven, 11 minute medley of every great song.

And you just realize, oh, I've been watching this guy since I was 15 years old.

And it made us all so happy.

It was like when James Taylor was in Funny People.

We all started crying when he performed his scene in the movie.

He performed, like, Fire and Rain or something.

Right.

And you forget, oh, I've never been around when James Taylor wasn't around.

Like, it just hit you in some emotional place.

That's how I felt about Weird Al.

It made me want to cry on some level.

So for you...

Do the parents, and they should, just like they should recognize the torturing the squirrel thing at age 12, do your parents see what you're doing, recording, transcribing, SNL, going out, then wanting to get interviews with everybody?

Do they recognize that and go, hey?

This kid is going to be doing this one day.