On today's 2 Bears 1 Cave the music video that shook the internet to it's core is first seen by Bert Kreischer. This episode was recorded right as Tom Segura dropped his legendary music video and we get Bert's first reaction to seeing it for the first time. Plus, Tom has just shot his NETFLIX special as Bert is gearing up to shoot his.
Tom and Bert are back in the same room for another episode of Two Bears One Cave. They congratulate each other on their recent specials and talk about the benefits of recording in person.
The comedian expresses his gratitude towards his audience after touring, which is not common in the comedic world due to the perception that it is not funny to be sincere.
A discussion about how people can change over time, specifically how comedians' material can evolve over the years, with Joe Rogan and Tony Hinchcliffe.
The speaker goes on a random tangent about Larry Glitter, mentioning something about the media and a supposed part of his personality.
The speaker learns from a friend about the divisiveness of online opinions on jets and uses this knowledge to successfully find a marching band.
The guest shares how he learned the importance of staying true to himself and not letting others' perceptions dictate his actions, inspired by a social media interaction with Anthony Bourdain.
Two individuals discuss a questionable decision to take a private jet to Fresno and one relays a story about potential danger during a nose dive caused by engine failure.
In this episode, someone suggests the use of helmets in a situation related to headsets.
Tom goes through some funny mishaps while recording a podcast but wonders if it's all worth the money.
The speaker expresses regret over spending money on a slow-mo video with a jet.
Joe and another person talk about making a dance video that could 'break the internet.'
A discussion about the cost of creating movie scenes and how sometimes even non-dancers can look like professionals with the help of good acting.
A discussion about a man who claims to have created a dance genre and his interaction with another person who admired his work.
The speaker discusses his backup dancers and choreographers, highlighting their top skills and expressing appreciation for their work.
Joe Koy called out individuals with a threatening video during his stand-up performance in Stockton. The conversation then shifts to making music videos on planes.
A tense exchange between Joe Rogan and Brandon Shobb was witnessed by the audience, leading to speculation about the future of their relationship and the possibility of this becoming a recurring event on the show.
The speaker reminisces on a time in Hollywood when things were fun and not taken too seriously, such as the early days of South Park, and wishes to see a return to that culture.
The speaker mentions the possibility of outsourcing and possibly getting a production team, director, and shooting location for their show. They also briefly mention a seagull eating a carrot and something about "going after Tom".
The transcript contains a disorganized and confusing jumble of words that lacks coherence or context.
Two friends express their love for each other and discuss their past and present relationships in a casual conversation filled with humor and profanity.