Reggie Watts

So yeah, it probably came from that.

Yeah, whatever they call it, exciticons.

I don't know what they are.

Yeah.

Uh, I mean, yeah, for sure.

I mean, for sure.

I mean, but it's like, it's not quite like something that I was like, how do I survive in society?

I better choose humor.

You know, not that you're implying that, but just, uh, I don't know.

I think some people might think that that's the way that it happens.

But I, no, I mean, I was just like, I was just naturally playful, you know, weird.

Like I loved stuff that was weird, you know, stuff that was like,

that represented things in strange ways or it shows that made me feel weird or I was always gravitated to strange strangeness.

And so I think that that was there and then mix in the silliness, then my love of pop culture, you know, and then like referencing pop in order to like make it more palatable, palatable for people, you know, that those types of things like that all just kind of happened naturally.

Yeah.

Uh, I mean, I guess it just, it all just started to make sense because I would use music, you know, in, in my comedy or I would do parodies, you know, like Weird Al and,

coming out with, uh, eat it was like such a huge, it was like, what the fuck is happening right now?

This is insane.

You know, like, uh, yeah, anyways, it was just, it just blew me away that you could do that, you know?

And, um, and then I started making my own parody songs and,