Stephen Glover
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82 appearances
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1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Stephen Glover’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We had to do just enough to be like, it's not you guys, you know? And the old man in between them. I remember that day specifically. We were kind of behind. So you just got to... Give them the fastest things. I didn't give them the whole Coolio speech. I didn't have time. We were moving fast.
That's how you know it's a good prank, when people are sad at the end.
But that's the thing. You already know what this movie is. Yeah, that's why it works so good, you know? If they're like, we're making the 21 Savage movie, like, you already know what the highlights are and how Hollywood is going to twist that.
Have you ever seen Coolio's video? Have you ever seen the Biggie movie that came out a couple years ago? I saw it in theaters.
What cracks me up about that movie is, I think there's like a catchphrase in it.
That Biggie is saying, like, over and over again in the movie, where you're like, there's no way Biggie ever said that, right? Like... I don't think he's ever said that.
Professional New Yorker.
Yeah, exactly. In the most New York way possible.
No, Ibra is like a real artist.
It was probably season three. of Atlanta. This is the flamethrower episode of season three.
Who's black? We had wanted it to be Steve Harvey. And I think Steve... Steve Harvey seemed like he was into it, like he wanted to do it, and then he kind of, I don't know, at the last moment, dropped out. He might have been... You think he read the script? I don't even... I don't know. Actually, did he ever get the script? Maybe that was it. He read it and was like, uh-oh.
I was going to say, I think he was shooting Family Feud at the time. I think he was like... shooting Family Feud in Africa or something at the time. That might have been why.
I should have made you ask Steve Harvey why he didn't do our episode.
Trying to get people in Atlanta, it's like, That's pretty much what it was. You would just kind of be trying to work your network of like, hey, does anybody know Liam Neeson?
Once again, kind of towing this line of like realness and like... The strange that we love, you know?
Yeah. No, I mean, you know. So let's just sit in that for a second.
Yeah, no, I mean, I think... You know, shout out to Liam Neeson, because it was great for him to do this, to even, like, hear us out.
Talking in the Atlanta writers' room, we were like, we were talking about it, we were just like, it's kind of funny because he's doing the thing that we kind of want him to do, you know, is being honest and, like, telling these, like, this real thing, you know, and it's like, yeah, it might be uncomfortable, but it's like, this is the truth, and, like,
we're all better for it and like he should be like applauded but of course nobody the headline is just you know taking him down which we just thought was funny of like we always joke like you know you go to like a restaurant you accidentally like
eat somebody else's food you get the wrong order and like a white guy that like that's enough to push him over the edge to racism he's like i hate all black people now you know all he has to do is have one bad interaction with a black person and then you might uh quote go out deliberately into black areas in the city looking to be set upon so i could unleash physical violence
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