Roy Wood Jr.

Everybody crowd around the record player.

So, so you were a dorm room famous.

I just want you to know, because it's a thing.

that people still carry CD players to listen to your prank call CDs back.

I pulled a lot of prank phone calls off offline.

Number one, I pulled all the albums off of digital stuff.

Like, I think you can stream my stuff maybe, but most all of my pranks are underground now.

Like, matter of fact, I'm positive you can't purchase my albums anymore.

Like, that...

I went through a phase about 10 years ago.

This was a year or two before I got Daily Show.

And I done so many prank calls at three albums.

So that's about 40, 50 pranks.

And then there's another 80 or 90 that are never, that never got put on streaming.

They were just on YouTube.

I just didn't want to be known as the prank call dude.

And I was having a fear that that was going to be my fate.

A lot of people show love because of the pranks, but I also had a decade worth of standup appearances within that run.

And so like since 2002, bro, I've been on TV every year, minimum of one time, never less than five times since 2014.

So I've had a regular presence across cable and still around 2013, 2014.