Seth Rogen Scorches His Tongue While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones

oh and it grows and it grows and it grows that one is a lot hey what's going on everybody for first week feast i'm shawn evans and you're watching hot ones it's the show with hot questions and even hotter wings and today we open up season 17 with seth rogen he's an actor and filmmaker who's been a leading and very busy comedic presence in hollywood for damn near 20 years he has a pair of highly anticipated projects on the way including the hulu limited series pam and tommy which is set to release on february 2nd as well as the boys presents diabolical an animated anthology series set in the universe of the emmy-nominated hit series the boys premiering exclusively on prime video march 4th seth rogen welcome back to the show thanks for having me and then this is now your third time doing hot ones this is rarefied air on this show what's going through your head as you prepare to dig in um something you said i think i was with other people both other times charlize and dominic yeah and i think the first time i'm doing 10 so eating 10 hot wings for me is not generally like a big deal so i guess we'll see how it goes i'm excited i'm looking forward to it [Music] okay just go just go [Music] it's good easy [Music] so to open things up with pam and tommy a series that documents the pamela anderson tommy lee hollywood video that was famously stolen by a disgruntled contractor and then leaked to the internet how do you quantify the significance of the pam and tommy sex tape like could a case be made that an internet show like this might not even exist if not for the tectonic shift that happened after that video napalm the internet um yeah i think there's a line that could be drawn between like just watching things on the internet and that tape it's one of the first things that like was consumed in mass online in video form the ingenuity that went into people trying to disseminate that tape even though it was very wrong of them is something that we all ultimately live in the shadow of you know my wife isn't good with hot food so i gage everything of like would i tell my wife this is too hot to eat and i don't think i think one just okay yeah totally fine what are you ready to move on to the second one it's actually from canada oh special for you seth cedar smoked garlic hot sauce if you may use dale [Music] and actually kind of a spicy number two you must be familiar with those that is a spicy number two though it is [Laughter] so as you mentioned up top you have the boys diabolical coming soon to prime video as someone who was once described by gq as the patron saint of disturbing comics what sorts of things do you look for in a comic book source material that make you think this would make a good tv show or movie something like the boys was just like very it was obvious to us you know and it's a funny journey with the comic because like me and evan my partner like we're big fans of garth ennis who wrote the comic hero preacher as well and we bought the first issue right when it came out i remember we were like oh my god this would be like such a great movie like kind of regular people fighting superheroes you know um we brought it to sony and neil maritz the producer and they were like yeah this would make an incredible movie um we'll buy the rights to it and then they did and then they did not hire us to write it or produce it in any way shape or form they hired other people to do that and after like a decade of those people just like [ __ ] it up in some way shape or form it like came back to us basically and then we turned it into the tv show i think people love superhero stuff and marvel's obviously very popular and makes great films and and tv shows but there are certain things they just can't do like it would simply be you know it would simply be too damaging to their brand to have like a character kill someone with a 10-foot dick so as long as they are not doing that it leaves a great opportunity for for us to do that [Music] calabria ooh continental so you've appeared on the burger show multiple times i know that you're a connoisseur when it comes to the religion of burger cheese meat and bun can you explain your theory that thick patties are for [ __ ] i just you know and i said that i'd say before the like smash burger craze kind of took over which was a validating thing to happen in the wake of that statement but yeah i just ooh it went into my throat i just didn't love uh i just don't love these thick patties that started sweeping the nation and i love like a crispy burger like a thin crispy burger and i would also rather eat more small burgers than one big burger but my being on that show led me to judge a hamburger competition where over the course of course of one night i ate like 50 hamburgers uh for the la food and wine festival i think it was and it was truly like one of the greatest days of my entire life uh it was wonderful well you're welcome for that yes [Music] a little spicy [Music] i caught the pepper i think i caught the pepper i can see from your face you're catching the pepperoni yeah lighten up over here yeah ooh catching the pepper so your preference for making films for a low enough budget that nobody bothers to come and check in on what's going on it really resonated with us here at this show because that's more or less the history of hot ones yeah why is 25 to 35 million dollars for you the ideal amount of money to make a movie i mean that's what it's been and i'd say that is shifting like i'd say with the last few years have greatly they've made it much harder especially for comedies we've been lucky in that we've made a few over the last few years but traditionally that has been a number that makes us a studio film but never one of their bigger movies and they're always off making like you know as we're making blockers they're making like fast and furious eight so it's like they're not worried about us because like vin diesel will come out of his dressing room and it's costing them like 10 million dollars a day or some [ __ ] like that so like our whole movie is like less than vin diesel waste on the average like afternoon on a fast and furious film and so uh as a result of that they generally um leave us alone in your experience of pitching scripts what have you found to be the most enticing or persuasive selling points to make to a studio to a studio if it's like easy a movie like neighbors like that sold very easily it's like oh like we're a couple with a new baby we miss partying we live next to a fraternity house like you know you don't have to be a genius to see how that would like be a broad uh appeal you know what i mean but even something like like sausage party like no one wanted to make you know and super bad knowing what day pilot express no one wanted to make so like what's nice is now that we like now we can make like a teenage mutant ninja turtles movie but we're also trying to make like insane things that no one wants to touch and it's nice that we can kind of work in in both worlds a little bit you know [Music] okay this is your own hot one sauce yeah but if you work on did you formulate this a little bit no i wasn't like in a bathtub [Music] mixing it up right now i don't want to eat it bathtub hot sauce but if you don't like it seth let me know you will take it personally [Music] very good i'm not catching the pepper in the same way on this one as i was the previous one i feel like this lineup it's kind of a gift i don't know what to expect it's bobbing and weaving a little bit this one's less hot than the previous one right like i assume a little point where it's all just like insanity and excruciating pain so it won't matter anymore that's coming up that's coming up but in the meantime seth we have a crane segment on our show called explain that graham we're doing a deep dive on our guest instagram poll interesting pictures that need more context so we'll pull up the picture over here on the monitor yeah you just tell us the bigger story how big a thrill was it for you to share a performance of young wild and free with snoop dogg yeah this was uh hilarity for charity which is a alzheimer's organization that me and my wife and some friends uh founded and one year snoop dogg was the headliner and uh he auctioned off a blunt for ten thousand dollars which was uh i would say probably not a lot of alzheimer's organizations can make that claim um but we can uh it was amazing you like every like on a pretty regular basis find yourself in a situation where you smoke weed with snoop dogg and that is like as far as like life you know signs your life isn't going terribly go that's that's a good one all right up next of all your vintage ashtrays that you own is there one that you describe as a holy grail this one is a pretty rare one and a pretty hard to find one is uh [Music] cause i think they're like hand-painted louis vuitton uh and hand like glazed ceramic louis vuitton ashtrays there's not a ton of them i haven't seen a lot of them so that one is pretty nice i think it's from the 50s or 60s or something like that well what i actually got really fascinated by was like what companies used to make ashtrays so i own a lot of like disney ashtrays because i think it's funny that disney used to make ashtrays the government made ash i own a bunch of nasa ashtrays because nasa said ashtrays i own some from like the department of defense like things like that the fbi like they had ash trailing if you went to the fbi in the 70s there was ashtrays there you know and their own like branded ashtrays so uh i became fascinated there's i have a post serial ashtray and like a 7-up ash tray like i just kind of became fascinated by like who made ashtrays um at various points uh in their history so yeah that that was a weird rabbit hole i've been going down [Music] coco ghost okay how often do you like rub your eyes or something well i've done it enough to where now i'm like paranoid about it i like felt that one of my ears i could hear it but thanks for pointing that out because usually i'm just like all over our guests to be like careful around the eyes careful on the eyes my friend was saying he was doing the hot wings challenge on new year's and he uh got some in his pee hole oh it's uh occupational it happens any sort of uh cross-pollination hot sauce problem that you can have i've had i'm so sorry i'm so sorry so you've added a wrinkle into the definition of pothead by getting into ceramics recently comparing it to a meditative hobby like yoga except that you get a vase at the end of your bikram session yeah do you have a go-to glaze recipe um i do have a go-to glaze recipe that um i kind of formulated on my own so i'm not not that it would mean but it includes magnesium carbonate is one of the main ingredients and that's what causes the glazes to glop up like my glazes do and they have these like they're very bumpy and textural and you get better at it which is nice because i can't necessarily say that about everything else i do in life except for karate the back of the class and then to the top you know just don't quit that's the theme that's the theme so just don't quit and speaking of speaking of not quitting fortunately jacqueline hyde 13 angry scorpion jeffrey freakishly hot [Music] oh ooh but going back in i mean you got to finish them right can't stop won't stop [Music] my head is starting to sweat oh yeah out of somewhere weird i like i i i can't definitely say sweat has ever come from that part or it might be a tear i don't know if it's sweater or a deer liquid is coming from my head and i'm afraid to wipe it away because my ass is it true that the roller coaster montage and knocked up was one of the most difficult to shoot because jay baershaw has a paranoia the fear of roller coasters also they make you puke yes that day was [ __ ] up and i think it's in the movie jake's having like a full on panic attack yeah he's not acting no he's not acting he's like get me out get me out of this [ __ ] thing and then the rest of us had to ride it like [ __ ] ten more times or some [ __ ] like that and we're doing the [ __ ] falling thing jay was like having a nervous breakdown like jason was on oxygen i was like half passed out half vomiting on dramamine all day so yeah is it true that uh one of the seminal scenes of 5050 where joseph gordon-levitt's character adam is shaving his head that that was uh improvised you guys were improvising the characters as the cameras were still rolling yes that was uh that was high stakes improv yeah i'd say in the pantheon of head shaving scenes gi jane empire records 50 50. put it on the mountain my own saliva just betrayed me [Laughter] it reminds me like once i had to film in like a blizzard in my mouth our like mouths froze and we couldn't talk that that's what that's what's happening right now the opposite yeah okay but regaling me with the great side i'm trying to take my mind [Music] that one that's a lot like when i was telling you it never gets any easier there's nothing this is the kind of thing that you like this morning when you wake up you're just like i know at some point today this is gonna happen to me it's a fun job you like it except for except for this part yeah you know they all have their pitfalls and it grows and it grows and it grows that one is a lot i'm like sweating and i'm afraid to take off my dusters because i'm like afraid even of like the proximity of my my head to my head my head to my back i can't talk so i know that you're a student of comedy film and you mar one of your favorites is the last detail the 1973 how ashby directed film starring jack nicholson yeah what did you mean by it's always about the joke it's never about the camera moves oh i think i think for comedy and it's something i grapple with a lot is that like you know when you i think as a filmmaker when you make things your instinct is to make them look fancy and i think the conundrum is at times for comedy the less fancy it looks the funnier it is and the more simple it is the funnier it is that was a close call when i just and so south park should never be able to be as funny as like a pixar movie because it doesn't look as good but that's not how it is like i think doesn't need to look good to be very funny and at times honestly like the worse by some conventional standards the thing looks the funnier it is i'm not dying my lips are burning me too i looked like a little chap all day today i was like oh no that's gonna be such a bummer later i feel like i have like a an inch of standing water in my left eye i can't wipe it this next one is the pucker butt great that's what you're secretly thinking whenever you're eating this stuff is how will this make my ass feel and the pucker butt brand was they spilled enough to be like we'll [ __ ] tell you it's it'll make your [ __ ] really hurt that was a funny noise yeah you just prepare yourself okay [Music] okay very hot but after the last one not as still very hot though yeah this one's making my gums hurt they keep trying new parts of my mouth when they hurt i keep being like that's the whole mouth but no checking all the boxes checking all the boxes so one of your first big breaks was a writing job on the ali g show and recently that you tweeted that sasha baron cohen is the only person i know who truly risks his life for his art during your time on the show do you ever recall an instance of being worried about his well-being during a shoot yes lots of times we went to spring break kind of messing with really drunk aggro frat guys there was a point where sasha had to like run away no i keep like snorting forgetting that i'm just like sending like a concentrated rocket of hot sauce saliva so yeah he would go and shoot all day and then come back and like show us the footage basically and remember that was one where like he was almost getting killed and he ran away but he was wearing his mic uh and so you could still hear him and he stayed in character the whole time and he was bruno the whole time he's like they're gonna kill me they're gonna kill me and he's like hiding in a shop he's like sorry like and you hear him like talking to the shop owner like asking if he could hide and like he never broke character the entire time but he like was legitimately running uh out of fear for his his well-being speaking of of fear it's time for the final sauce and going into sauce 10 will be joined by a very special guest evan do they have his own wing way to blow the surprise sorry hey you can edit it out you control this footage [Music] all right for wing 10 we have a very special guest screenwriter producer director evan goldberg you guys have been collaborators since you're literally kids and now look at us tag teaming the last dab together should we eat off the same wing your choice your choice we each have our own let's stick together but before that it's tradition around here to put a little extra on the last one you don't have to my head feels crazy yeah i truly feel insane like i feel i feel nuts you look normal than you think you might thank god my mouth is burning [Music] i'm literally thinking like do i have any other things i'm supposed to do today because i don't think i can do them we're writing a book together oh yeah nothing better to prime your mind it'll do exactly it'll shake the ideas loose over here cheers guys cheers [Music] normally when i see people on this they say like i don't feel anything at first it instantly hurts yeah well evan you're not here you know eating the wing you know you're just on a straight vertical ramp up right now feels like i am oh it hurts my lips real bad the lip pain is by far the worst part i'm sweating so much my glasses are like sliding down my head but so careful yeah his hand hurts over there it is beautiful to watch a sight to behold this tastes great i am into this i need to soak my lips in the milk i need to eat more of this evan we got a bottle for you to go we've got a bottle for you to go this was a great this was a great quick visit i'm so happy right now and congratulations to the both of you conquering the wings of death today maybe this is a surprise to seth but at this point i'm gonna turn the show over to evan to ask seth a question that only a close childhood friend could know only an intimate wingtime conclusion to the season 17 premiere of hot ones okay here's what i got okay seth has done many brave things on camera off camera you've been a brave partner in our business endeavors that's nice but there was a time in 10th grade when you did one of the least brave things i've ever seen someone do oh no it was in tawasan do you have any recollection of perhaps the moment i'm referring to i do remember this and it was a cowardly maneuver and it was like that if you were my friend i would always look at me a little differently after it took like a decade but i'm over it we were uh tawassen let's start with tawasan that's the name of a town delos is a place in like 40 minutes outside of vancouver oh my god it's like working its way along my lips and spreading on the inside of my mouth um and uh they had a giant paintball facility like a huge outdoor paintball facility and we all went paintballing there and these guys showed up that were like professional paintball guys we're like 15 years old and they're [ __ ] loaded with paintball bullets and they have like automatic paintball guns we have like the pump action cheap shitty payments we didn't know like what their guns could do no they right away from my memory just like [ __ ] unload like a torrent of like like a machine gun and i run off into the woods as literally all my friends get annihilated yeah these men were like i got shot 25 times in the back then you must have been alone in the woods like we did it guys we got away i looked back and i was all alone that was like oh like we all got hurt like i was covered in welts oh yeah they were like bleeding and then i came back and everyone was really pissed at me they were like what did you like you [ __ ] cowards and you bailed on all of us it's been uphill from since then i had to earn back their trust well you know what that's good to know and evan i hope that this was cathartic for you to hear that story from me away i mean just like this heat is eating my gum line oh it is it feels like it worked into my teeth but you know what you made it through seth evan you made it through you reached the finish line conquered the wings of death now for the third time hang that rogan jersey in the rafters and now there's nothing left to do but roll out the red carpet for you seth this camera this camera this camera let the people know what you have going on in your life we have uh the boys presents diabolical which is an animated anthology series um in the universe of the boys it's i don't know if you ever heard of the animatrix that was the series of short animated films they released when the matrix films came out well we ripped off that yeah the only little twist we have is there's like eight different creative entities behind each of them and we do one and we have justin roiland doing one and aquafina so it's like a real wild mixed bag and the animation's really different every time yeah they're all really insane and wonderful and february 2nd pam and tommy comes to hulu i my brain is not my brain has been infiltrated by peppers we did it great job my body it sounds like your system into shock a little bit yeah no sometimes i do straight up like walk out of here like not feeling my feet with like some light-headed action have you talked to a doctor about the long-term possible ramifications of kids you know what you know what's funny about that is uh no you know what funny is i'm afraid to hey spice lords what's going on camera guy bill here hope you enjoyed that episode of hot ones keep telling us your favorite moments quotes and episodes in the comments below and let us know who you want to see on hot ones camera guy build perhaps and don't forget to smash that subscribe button and like the video to stay up to date to the latest and greatest hot ones news in 2022 there are a lot of exciting things coming and you don't want to miss it this is camera guy bill here saying it's good to be camera guy bill [Music]

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Length: 25min 21sec (1521 seconds)

Published: Thu Jan 20 2022

Reddit Comments

[u/friendandfriends2]

Sean: This is actually a spicy #2 I think.

Seth: You must be used to those 😎👉🏻👉🏻

[u/king_maxwell]

I thought the ash tray conversation was pretty interesting.

[u/reallydoelikewhat]

loved it so much 🥰 seth was a treasure as per, and evan coming on was even better lol. the paintball story was hilarious 🤣 also i love how it didn’t take long for him to do his signature laugh lmaooo

[u/EyeSpyGuy]

Why are people shitting on Seth in the IG comments? Seen some “woke seth” and snow flake comments.

[u/Ralph-Hinkley]

He mentioned Empire Records in the head shaving scene part. I didn't think anyone knew that movie.

Seth fuckin' killed it by cleaning the wings, and this was a great start to a new season.

[u/Mojoyashka]

Just me or did anyone else really want to hear what Sean’s doctor told him about the effects of doing the show?

[u/[deleted]]

If anyone's curious about Sean's hoodie

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[u/TheMatt561]

HaHa hehe heh heh heh

[u/andrew_a7]

This will be a classic! hehehe