Keev
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85 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
Keev’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The job wore off. I'm just going to take a quick five-minute nap. Did you see the sad thing is you watch the job light go out in one eye first, and then you see he's out cold.
I can't like work. Well, and again, when I say nine to five, this is judgment free zone. I think that's noon to eight for you, Andy.
But you had people over as well. At night, you could socialize in a way that you can at SNL.
Because you feel that giant ticking clock.
We were texting last night about whether or not, and I have ruled in favor that it is not name-droppy to say the friends of ours that visited you guys that summer because you would have parties. And it was a real snapshot of the sort of late aughts comedy scene.
And, you know, these people, you know, obviously collaborate with friends of ours now, but, you know. Yes. Rudd, Hater, Danny Bride, Tim and Eric, you were saying Janine Garofalo. Yeah. Danger Mouse.
There's that Laurel Canyon documentary about that music scene. And it's so crazy when you see pictures of, say, Jackson Browne and Joni Mitchell and Eric Clapton all in a backyard with guitars. Right. It was like that. It was exactly like that. It was like that. I mean, it's like a less, you know, a lesser version, but it was that.
I mean, if you loved the comedy that you guys were making as much as people love that music scene, you sort of look, I mean, you guys were sending photos, the comedy that would be in one hot tub at a given time. The stew. The comedy stew. You could tell just from the upper body strength that it had to be comedy.
There were so many Muppets.
Definitely went to that house a few times. Nowhere near as much looking back as I wish I had. I don't think I was in LA much that summer. I don't quite know where I was, because obviously I would have been over there all the time. But as you guys were sending those pictures around, I really had this pang of, I don't know what I was thinking.
The idea of like, oh, I'm sure every summer, the rest of my life, my friends will be making an album at a giant house with no responsibility.
Hami. So I listened to the album last night. And I realized I hadn't listened to the album all the way through since it came out. And then, you know, lost to my memory were the ones that weren't in the end shorts.
And it was so fun to listen to those again. It's 19 songs, 42 minutes. Nobody's going to complain about that yield that's outstanding over the course of a summer. I don't know if I would call them all songs, however. There's not. There's a couple of skits, but I would like to, with your permission, talk through the ones that we will not talk through later as shorts. Oh my God, yes. Yes, please.
Right off the bat, and it's a real statement of intent. Who said we're whack? Who said we're whack? By the way, I think if my ear is correct, that's Chester in the beginning. Yeah, he kicks it off. And this is a beat that I made. I noticed. I noticed on the Wikipedia page, Jorm, you get a lot of credit. You produced quite a few of these.
Who Said We're Whack is a great beat, and it's a very funny song about, Chester tells you that somebody said you guys were whack, and you are, it's very aggressive, like who said we're whack, but it's immediately clear there's a great deal of insecurity. Yeah. And it's really spinning you guys out that someone called you whack. Yeah, for sure.
Who said
Yeah, there's a real, I think this really hammers it home. Keeve, you have one of my favorites, which is, I am not whack no matter what you say. What did you say? Question mark. Did you say I'm whack? So that's a guy. We can't even stand our own conviction. Yeah, he can't even like back away from it doesn't matter what you say.
And if he could tee it up like that, I mean, what a great way to start it.
There's also a lot of rhyme. The rhyme scheme is everything rhymes with whack. And a lot of times whack is rhyming with whack. But then you have a real great four liner, Andy.
But the other really nice moment is that it ends with you guys having all the ladies putting their hands up, all the guys putting their hands up, everybody called us whack, put your hands up, and then everybody else put your hands down. So you do in the end find the guy. We catch the person. We're detectives.
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