Roy Wood Jr.

How does that grow beyond...

Because I think the interesting thing that every streamer or internet sketch comedian has to contend with is the maturation of their audience.

And eventually, if you start at 16, 17, and that's your audience, by the time they're 24, 25,

their taste in humor is going to change.

Like if you think about the things you laughed at at 16, that's why they say like everybody has a period where they really loved SNL and then everything on either side of that, it's just, it's kind of whatever.

It's kind of take it or leave it.

I think when I look at a lot of these streamers now, I'm curious of what they'll become when they start approaching their 30s, because their audience isn't gonna be into the same things.

And then, unless you're marrying someone who's into that as well, but this isn't the first generation

you know, of streamers, you know, there was a guy that I used to follow from Wild N' Out named Timothy DeLaGhetto.

And so Tim was OG 1.0 streamer, YouTuber.

Filipino?

Yeah, Filipino.

Don't make me guess the race.

I'm telling you, I'm talking in clips now.

You ain't gonna get me.

Malaysian?

Well, it's just the wrong race, and I'm going to tell y'all I had Tourette's.

I'm not going to **** on that guy.

What I'm saying is that you don't know if I'm telling the truth or not, so I'm going to just start.

I'm going to use it.