Episode 73 - The Lonely Island/SNL Digital Shorts
Rob and Eric have a blast discussing The Lonely Island’s greatest 12 songs with the most censor beeps in any episode so far!
Find out:
- How Jimmy Fallon hosting The MTV Movie Awards helped launch the Lonely Island….
- Why YouTube should be forever thankful to the boys?
- How quickly did they create songs for SNL?
- What happened behind the scenes involving Micheal Bolton and Justin Timberlake on their songs.
In our studio:
- Eric secretly watches TLI in Church and digs into his sub Reddit....
- Rob learns to count and teaches the steps to the perfect present
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LISTEN TO THIS EPISODES MUSIC PLAYLISTS
Spotify - Current Playlist , The Lonely Island
YouTube - Video Playlist
Other Episodes with Eric Stewart Weezer
Other Episodes you may like Leo Moracchioli (Frog Leap Studios)
Videos of note: The Lonely Island Live with Alanis Morrisette
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