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The Rizzler | This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von #600
Theo Von sits down with internet personality "The Rizzler" for episode 600 of This Past Weekend. They discuss the realities of online gaming interruptions, movie franchises like Fantastic 4, and the behind-the-scenes work of video editing. The conversation also covers late-night encounters, dealing with parents, and upcoming summer plans.
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The Rizzler tells a story about getting headshot in an unpausable video game because his mom distracted him while doing the dishes.
The conversation shifts to a wild anecdote about staying up until 3:00 AM and talking to someone for 11 minutes straight without blinking.
The duo shares their excitement for superhero films, specifically mentioning a desire to see Fantastic 4 and comparing it to the Avengers.
They discuss the specific edits and collaborative process involved in getting their online videos finished.
The Rizzler talks about the realities of living with his mother and having to listen when she yells.
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Theo promotes his upcoming August tour dates in Los Angeles and introduces his guest.
The Rizzler explains how his mom distracted him while cleaning dishes, causing him to get headshot in a video game that cannot be paused.
The two talk about dealing with a yelling mother and the constant need to follow her rules.
They discuss superhero movies, noting a desire to see the upcoming Fantastic 4 film and comparing elements to the Avengers.
Theo recounts staying up until 3:00 AM and talking without blinking for 11 minutes after seeing someone at a restaurant.
A brief exchange about working habits and asking whether they take any breaks.
They talk about the creative process of making videos together and trying out different editing styles.
The conversation shifts to upcoming summer plans and holding onto things with both hands.
They wrap up the conversation as they try to get their final projects off the ground.