COURTNEY MILLER & IAN HECOX on #NotTooDeep // Grace Helbig

TL;DR

In this episode of Not Too Deep, Ian Hecox and Courtney Miller from Smosh talk about how they're handling quarantine, their impressions of their first audition for Smosh, and the worst video they've ever posted.

Transcript

hello and welcome to another episode of not too deep I'm your host grace Helbig a very exciting episode we have Ian Hecox back from Smosh he was here last time with Anthony this time he is not here with Anthony instead he's joined by Courtney Miller also of the Smosh family and this is just a lovely chill episode we talked about how they're handlin... Read More

Key Insights

• 😤 Smosh had to adapt to remote work during quarantine and has been fortunate to have a talented team that provides them with the necessary equipment to continue creating content.
• ❓ Ian and Courtney first met during their auditions for Smosh, and both had positive impressions of each other.
• 🎮 The worst video Smosh ever made was the "Two Truths, One Lie" video, which led to a misunderstanding and unpleasant emotions.

Questions & Answers

Q: How are Ian and Courtney handling quarantine?

Ian and Courtney discuss how they are doing relatively well, but they have had their ups and downs. They have found ways to adapt and continue creating content from home, even though it is challenging.

Q: What was Ian and Courtney's first audition like for Smosh?

Ian and Courtney both auditioned for Smosh separately, and their first impressions of each other were positive. They found Ian to be down-to-earth and a great listener, while Courtney thought Ian had raw talent.

Q: What is the worst video Smosh has ever posted?

Ian and Courtney mention the "Two Truths, One Lie" video as the worst video Smosh has ever made. The video went wrong, as Ian insinuated that he cheated on his ex-girlfriend, leading to a misunderstanding and an unpleasant experience.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Ian and Courtney discuss how they're handling quarantine and the challenges of working from home.

• They share their impressions of their first auditions for Smosh and how they ended up joining the group.

• They also talk about the worst video they've ever posted as a company and as individuals.