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  • - Hey yoh. What's A to the O?

  • Back again with a challenge video.

  • That's right. I'm here with, Pear.

  • - Yep, I'm here and I'm ready to rock.

  • Rock the challenges like, you know what I do,

  • Extreme. Whooa!

  • - You're trying too hard, Pear.

  • - Fair enough.

  • - Today, we're doing the whisper challenge.

  • - Yes, so if you don't know what it is

  • one person wears these wicked cool headphones

  • and there's blasting music so you can't hear.

  • And the other person tries to say a phrase,

  • and person with the headphones

  • then tries to read their lips to figure out what they said.

  • - Okay, enough of the boring details.

  • We asked you to give us some phases to say to each other.

  • So let's get started.

  • Crank that Music.

  • - Argh! Dude, this is terrible. Come on.

  • Celine Dion? Argh!

  • (laughs)

  • - Canny, Pear.

  • Okay, let's get to the challenge.

  • (guitar tune plays)

  • I saw your mom in the kitchen yesterday.

  • - Aaah! What?

  • - I saw your mom in the kitchen yesterday.

  • - Ice your mum in the kitchen yesterday?

  • (laughs)

  • (laughs)

  • - Pear, ice my mum. That's cold.

  • (both laughs)

  • - Hello Mr., can you whisper?

  • (laughs)

  • - Hello? Mistaken you'll wispy.

  • (both laughs)

  • - No, not even close.

  • - What?

  • - I said not even close.

  • - You're not wearing any cloths? Neither am I.

  • (laughs)

  • (mumbles)

  • Okay, so nothing about wispy?

  • - Nope, unfortunately not.

  • - I've been laughing so much. I have to wispy.

  • (both laughs)

  • You better beware of the fart attack!

  • - You butter be with far attack.

  • - Butter be?

  • (both laughs)

  • - What? - Wow.

  • You better beware of the fart attack.

  • - You better beware of the fart attack?

  • (laughs)

  • - Yes.

  • - I got it? Wow!

  • - Fart attack.

  • (farts)

  • (screaming)

  • Okay, okay. I'm ready.

  • - Okay. The spaghetti monster is ticklish.

  • - These beget monks is delish?

  • (both laughs)

  • - No.

  • - That's what I heard anyway.

  • (laughs)

  • I pooped in your soda.

  • - I pooped on your sofa?

  • (both laughs)

  • - Pear, why would you do that?

  • - Is that what you said?

  • - I pooped in your soda.

  • (smacks lips) Argh!

  • (both laughs)

  • Justin Bieber riding a unicorn.

  • - Just in breeding rice and corn?

  • (both laughs)

  • - That's what it looked like.

  • - Close.

  • - What? I'm sorry. What was it they actually said?

  • - Justin Bieber riding a unicorn.

  • (both laughs)

  • - Okay. Yeah, that's just as funny.

  • (laughs)

  • Hello Mr. Anderson.

  • - Jello Mist and her son.

  • (both laughs)

  • - [Orange] Jello Mist?

  • - What? Jello Mist? It's their brand new product.

  • - (mumbles) you know, yes. For those really hot days,

  • just by yourself with some Jello Mist.

  • - It cools and it's delicious.

  • (both laughs)

  • My dog loves Nirvana.

  • - My dog licks her van?

  • (both laughs)

  • - Well, I guess that's better than chasing it.

  • (laughs)

  • Okay, Pear. Pear, last one.

  • Look out for the TNT.

  • - Look out for that ant?

  • (both laughs)

  • - Look out for the TNT.

  • - Look out for the TNT?

  • (laughs) - Yes. Yes.

  • - Aha! Yes. Got it.

  • (laughs)

  • - No, look out for the TNT!

  • - Huh?

  • (screams)

  • You jerk.

  • (screams)

  • (explosion)

  • - What up! What up! What up! (mumbles)

  • It's your boy Little Apple here with

  • the whisper challenge.

  • (rock music plays)

  • - Jeez, bro. I never heard someone yell the word

  • whisper that loud before.

  • - Sorry, it's your boy Little Apple here with

  • the whisper challenge.

  • - What did you say? You said it so quiet.

  • I couldn't hear you.

  • - Girl, can we just start, please?

  • We got Grapefruit.

  • - Good morrow to you all.

  • - Squaring up against Orange.

  • (burps)

  • (laughs)

  • - Arrrgh! Orange, don't ruin this for me.

  • I don't get to host very often.

  • - I promise I probably won't not ruin this video.

  • (laughs)

  • (grunts)

  • - Great.

  • Okay, just so that everybody's clear, here are the rules.

  • One of you will be wearing headphones,

  • playing super loud music.

  • - Oh! What song is it?

  • - Not important.

  • Then the other person will read a phrase

  • from this stack of cards.

  • - What are the phrases?

  • - I can't tell you that.

  • - Why? Because you're illiterate?

  • - For the last time, I am not illiterate, okay?

  • (screams in anger)

  • Okay. Okay.

  • So basically you're trying to read each other's lips. Okay?

  • First one to read the others lips twice, win.

  • - I think we know who won't be winning this challenge.

  • - You?

  • - Nope, Little Apple.

  • 'Cause the winner has to be able to read lips.

  • (laughs)

  • - I am not gonna say it again.

  • I am not illiterate.

  • - Okay, Little Apple. We believe you.

  • You've said it very loudly and now we believe you.

  • - Okay, good. (grunts)

  • Now then, Orange, put this on.

  • - But I wanna guess first.

  • - Just put them on.

  • - Yeish! Someone's a little wound up.

  • (laughs)

  • - Now, Grapefruit, you have the card.

  • - I don't like this song.

  • - Nobody cares.

  • - What did you say? I can't hear you.

  • (screams)

  • - I'm ready.

  • - Orange.

  • - Door hinge. Did you say door hinge?

  • (screams)

  • - You'll never gonna let me host a video ever again.

  • - All right, Orange. Are you ready?

  • - All you eddies.

  • - No, I haven't started yet.

  • - Joe, I haven't exploded brat.

  • - Orange, stop guessing and wait for me to read the card.

  • - Door hinge, stop guessing. I ate 40 beef arms.

  • - Would you just take those things off him already?

  • - Did I win? Did I? Did I? Did I? Did I?

  • - No, you lost. Incredibly hard.

  • - Joe, puss costed a PV arm.

  • - Would you stop guessing.

  • You're not even wearing headphones.

  • - True, but I'm still having trouble hearing you.

  • I don't have any ears.

  • (laughs)

  • (grunts)

  • - Okay. Grapefruit, you put this on.

  • Orange, pick a card and read it.

  • - You read it. I dare you.

  • - Orange!

  • (laughs)

  • - Okay, okay.

  • - Oivey, Oivey?

  • - Grapefruit, I haven't started yet.

  • - Ape dude hasn't exploded yet.

  • - Oh my God.

  • (laughs)

  • - That's way better. Ape dude has exploded yet.

  • (laughs)

  • Can I change what the card says?

  • - No, you can't. Get it together, Orange.

  • This video was going off the rails.

  • - This video was exploding to shave the whales.

  • - Stop guessing what am saying. Am not even playing.

  • - I ant not even hating.

  • - I ant not even sprouting.

  • - Oh, I am so done with this.

  • - Ions are dummy dish.

  • - Ions no tummy tuck.

  • - Whitehead so funny lumps.

  • - Liza knows body bumps.

  • - Ape dude has exploded yet.

  • - Oh! That's it. That's what the card says. Yaay!

  • - Yaay!

  • - You guy, that is not what the card says.

  • None of the cards say anything about an ape dude

  • or exploding, okay? There is no ape dude.

  • - Oh yeah? Then enlightened us, Little Apple.

  • What does this card say? Read it aloud.

  • - I've got a letter to write.

  • (screams)

  • - Wow! Did he really just say there's no ape dude?

  • - I'm sure you had to hear that ape dude.

  • We know you're real.

  • - No worries, bruh.

  • (explosion)

  • - Yoh! Yoh! Yoh! Its your boy, Little Apple.

  • Orange is sick and Pear sick of Orange.

  • So Grapefruit and I are here bringing you

  • the Simon Says Challenge.

  • Ready to play?

  • - How could I be? You haven't explained the rules

  • for this mysterious game Simon says.

  • - What? You've seriously never played Simon Says before?

  • - Oh, I'm sorry.

  • I must have been too busy reading (mumbles)

  • and studying the masters.

  • Please do tell me about this little game of yours

  • that's so popular.

  • - Whatever you're say, dude.

  • So Simon Says is a super easy game.

  • You just gotta follow or not follow

  • the instructions you're given.

  • - Easy enough, I follow or don't follow instructions

  • all the time. (chuckles)

  • - So there are just two rules, ready?

  • - Ready.

  • - One, If Simon says to do it, you have to do it.

  • - Check.

  • - Two, If Simon doesn't say to do it, don't do it.

  • - So basically give Simon the same respect I give anyone.

  • Got it, Let's play, if that's okay with Simon.

  • (laughs)

  • (laughs)

  • - Okay, I'll start first.

  • Simon says stick out your tongue.

  • And you lost lost.

  • - I lost, why?

  • - Because Simon said to do it.

  • - How would I know that?

  • How would you know that? Simon isn't here.

  • All I got was your second hand reporting

  • of what Simon supposedly said.

  • - Dude.

  • - The rule is I have to do what Simon says

  • and only what Simon says, correct?

  • So give me a straight dope. Primary sources, people.

  • Let me hear it from the horse's mouth.

  • - Argh! Okay. I guess I should have been clear.

  • There is no Simon.

  • - So what? This is all a lie?

  • Why are you wasting my time with this nonsense.

  • - Dude, Simon is just for your code when it's your turn.

  • - Ah! I see. So you are Simon?

  • - Exactly, and next round will be Simon.

  • - I understand completely now.

  • Thank you for explaining it in greater detail.

  • - You're welcome. Okay, here we go.

  • Stick out your tongue.

  • And you lost.

  • - What! You told me to.

  • - I know, but Simon didn't tell you to.

  • - But you're Simon.

  • (grunts)

  • - Okay, I guess I could have been clear.

  • Whoever is Simon has to say the phrase,

  • Simon says, at the start of their instruction.

  • - Seems redundant.

  • - Dude.

  • - Not to mention conceited.

  • Who talks about himself in the third person?

  • Grapefruit would never do that.

  • - This is a child's game.

  • Children understand the rules perfectly, why can't you?

  • - Maybe let me be Simon this time.

  • Let me try it from the other side.

  • - Fine, go ahead.

  • Hello?

  • - Simon didn't say I could go ahead.

  • You didn't relinquish the title of Simon to me.

  • Therefore--

  • - Simon says you are Simon now, okay?

  • - Thank you. All right, I get it now.

  • Calm down.

  • (grunts) - Okay, okay. I'm calm.

  • - Uh, uh, uh! Simon didn't say you could calm on down.

  • - Grapefruit.

  • Okay, yeah, you actually got that right

  • - Yes, shall I win?

  • (grunts)

  • - Yeah, you win.

  • - Yes, say it louder so everyone can hear you.

  • - Grapefruit, you win.

  • - Hah! You lose again. Simon didn't say to say it louder.

  • (screams)

  • - I am so done with this.

  • - Simon says stay here.

  • Simon says don't scowl at me like that.

  • (chuckles)

  • (screams)

  • - Simon says don't pick up that baseball bat

  • and ran towards me with fire in your eyes.

  • Oh, oh! Hey, hey. Ow! Oh! Ah! Oh!

  • (explosion)

  • - Hey, hey everybody. Today we're doing

  • the Say Anything Challenge with Orange

  • pitted against Little Apple.

  • How are you guys feeling today?

  • - Small.

  • - Annoying.

  • - Well, that makes sense.

  • All right, here's how the challenge works.

  • These two will go back and forth saying just one word.

  • They have to say something within three seconds

  • and no repeating words.

  • Sounds easy, but it's surprisingly top.

  • Who wants to go first?

  • - Oh! Oh! Me. Me, me, me, me, me, me, me.

  • - Orange, you're up.

  • - Small.

  • (laughs)

  • (grunts)

  • - Burger.

  • - Tiny.

  • - Cat.

  • - Petite.

  • - Dog.

  • - Miniature.

  • - Working.

  • - Short.

  • - Tree.

  • - Puny.

  • - Telephone.

  • - Diminutive.

  • - Orange, would you knock it off!

  • - Ooh. Oh-oh, I'm afraid that's a complete phrase.

  • Looks like Little Apple has bowed out of this round.

  • - Orange was just saying words that mean small.

  • - But that's not a violation of the rules.

  • (grunts)

  • - Okay, yeah bit its like--

  • - A little rude?

  • - Exactly.

  • (laughs)

  • (grunts)

  • - Little Apple, what Orange is doing isn't illegal.

  • Well, look at it this way.

  • He probably can't keep it up for much longer.

  • I mean, how many words are there that means small?

  • You know?

  • - Good point. He used all them up.

  • Okay, I'm ready for round two. Let's do this.

  • I wanna start.

  • - Little Apple, you're up. Go.

  • - Buffalo.

  • - Microscopic.

  • - Golf.

  • - Minute.

  • - Tasty.

  • - Shrimpy.

  • - Purple.

  • - Pity.

  • - Pee.

  • - Wee.

  • (grunts) - Posho.

  • - Teeny.

  • - Gravy.

  • - Teensy.

  • - Yes teensy. You are out of small word.

  • I win, you loose.

  • Eat it, Orange.

  • - Actually. Orange said teeny earlier,

  • which is a different word than teensy.

  • - Oh!

  • (laughs)

  • - You see the difference between

  • the two words, Little Apple? You gotta look close.

  • It's pretty small.

  • (laughs)

  • (grunts)

  • - Okay. Round three.

  • - Who goes first?

  • - I don't care. He's out of short words now.

  • I wanna crush her this time.

  • - Not from down there you're not.

  • (laughs)

  • (screams)

  • - Orange, you are up. Go.

  • - Minuscule.

  • - How.

  • - Under sized.

  • - Rabbit.

  • - Infinitesimal.

  • - How? Whiplash.

  • - Runty.

  • - Cruel.

  • - Squatty.

  • - Balloon.

  • - Low.

  • - Sock.

  • - Compact.

  • (grunts) - Earth.

  • - Stumpy.

  • (grunts) - Tree.

  • - Not (mumbles) Little Apple I believe you said tree

  • in an earlier round

  • - Oh, man! Seriously?

  • - Which means Orange is our winner.

  • - Woohoo! Winner, winner. Chicken dinner.

  • - Okay. I will admit, that was really impressive.

  • How many synonyms for small do you actually know orange?

  • - 4,967.

  • - Wow, that's a lot.

  • - And you are not.

  • (laughs)

  • - Orange!

  • - Here's the winner's trophy.

  • - Spank you very much.

  • - And here's the ...

  • Let's call it the second place trophy.

  • - Yeah, I could've gone without a short trophy

  • right about now

  • (laughs)

  • - Anything you wanna say Orange?

  • - Yeah, thanks to Little Apple for coming out

  • and giving it his best.

  • It was a hard butt contest, and he's a great friend.

  • - Aaw!

  • - Oh, wow. That was actually really nice.

  • - Little Apple, you wanna say anything back?

  • - Yeah. I mean, Orange is a really great friend too.

  • And what can I say? I lost. I said tree twice.

  • Today I came up short.

  • - You can say that again.

  • - Orange!

  • (laughs)

  • (screams)

  • - Whoa!

  • (mumbles)

  • (explosion)

  • - Hey, fruit lovers.

  • We got a great episode for you today, and that's no lie.

  • (laughs)

  • That's right. It's the lie detector challenge.

  • Little Apple versus Grapefruit.

  • - Thanks for having me on, Orange.

  • - You're welcome (mumbles) Orange.

  • - You should been more enthusiastic, Grapefruit.

  • In a minute you'll be buzzing with excitement.

  • (laughs)

  • - Oh hey, what's with the wires?

  • We get zapped with electricity if we lie or something?

  • - Why? Are you scared?

  • - Please, do I look scared, bro?

  • I'm an open book. I'm unashamed and willing to share

  • every last detail of my life with the audience.

  • - Even this Match.com account you created under

  • a false name that claims you're French and six foot three?

  • (laughs)

  • - Whatever are you talking? That's not me.

  • (screams)

  • - That's for the demonstration. Grapefruit.

  • (laughs)

  • Now, who wants first?

  • - I'll go. I think Grapefruit's still recovering.

  • - Whoa! I think I left a button print on the calendar.

  • - Let's get started, Little Apple, 'cause time is short.

  • (laughs)

  • (grunts)

  • Okay, what is your name?

  • - Little Apple.

  • - What color is the sky?

  • - Blue.

  • - Who (mumbles)

  • - Hold up. These questions are so easy.

  • - Grapefruit, these are just control questions.

  • We have to get a baseline reading so the machine can tell

  • if I'm lying or not.

  • - Oh, I knew that.

  • (buzzing)

  • (screams)

  • - Okay. Now, they're gonna get hard.

  • What's the most embarrassing thing

  • that's ever happened to you?

  • (grunts)

  • - Oh man. Okay.

  • So there was this one time in first grade

  • that's I had to use the bathroom really, really bad,

  • but the teacher made me do a math problem on the board.

  • Then I got it completely wrong!

  • - Well, thank you for sharing.

  • That was brave. Next question.

  • - Okay, stop. I'm sorry. But I feel like

  • his buzzer's not working.

  • - What do you mean?

  • - Seriously. Bro? Getting a math problem wrong

  • is the most embarrassing thing to ever happen to you?

  • I mean, you peddle yourself so much it should be a name.

  • - Peddle, Apple. Why did I never think of that one before?

  • (laughs)

  • - Well, I'm happy to switch wires with you

  • if you think yours is busted.

  • - As a matter of fact, yes. I will take you up on that.

  • (chuckles)

  • Now I'm sure to win.

  • (screams)

  • - Grapefruit, put out your butt. It's your turn.

  • - Aww! Aww!

  • (blows)

  • - First question, what is your name?

  • - Grapefruit.

  • - What color is the sky?

  • - Blue. Last time I checked. (chuckles)

  • - What two things can you never eat for breakfast?

  • - I'm sorry. Can you repeat the question?

  • - What two things can you never eat for breakfast?

  • - What is happening? What kind of a question is this?

  • - Please answer the question before the timer runs out

  • - Yeah? Or else what?

  • - Or else this.

  • (screams)

  • - Okay. Okay, jeez. Okay, let me think.

  • Two thing I can't have for breakfast.

  • I'm going to go with a wheat toast due to my newfound

  • gluten allergy and grapefruits 'cause it's weird.

  • - Congratulations. That's incorrect.

  • (screams)

  • The answer is we were looking for were lunch and dinner.

  • (laughs)

  • - Nice. You can't have lunch or dinner

  • for breakfast. That's a good one.

  • - Wait, you asked me a riddle?

  • - Easy there, Grapefruit. I'll ask the questions.

  • You ready for the next one?

  • - Of course, I'm ready.

  • (screams)

  • (laughs)

  • - Oh, man. I'm enjoying this.

  • (grunts)

  • - Watch it, Little Apple. I could kick your butt.

  • (screams)

  • (both laughs)

  • - Argh! Just give me a question.

  • - A cowboy rode into town on Friday.

  • He stayed in town for three days and rode out on Friday.

  • How is this possible?

  • - Huh! I know this one. Friday was the name of his horse.

  • - Sorry, the horse's name was Greg.

  • (screams)

  • - Wait! But that doesn't make any sense.

  • - Well, of course it makes sense.

  • Obviously he had a time machine.

  • - That's it. Little Apple, congratulations.

  • You've won again.

  • But I'm through with this ridiculous challenge.

  • I don't need this, okay? I got a lot of stuff going for me.

  • I'm young, I'm handsome, I have a staggering mind.

  • I'm not gonna stand here and get zapped with electricity

  • because I'm better than this.

  • (screams)

  • (both laughs)

  • - (mumbles) Stop laughing at me. This really hurts.

  • (both laughs)

  • Whatever. I'll win the next challenge.

  • (cries out loud)

  • (explosion)

  • - What up! What up! What up! It's your boy, Little Apple

  • here with my main man, Grapefruit.

  • - Aaay!

  • - And today, we got the kitchen gang

  • impressions challenge for you.

  • - The way it works is this. One of us (mumbles)

  • slip a paper out of this bowl.

  • The paper will have someone's name on it,

  • and we'll have to get the other person to guess the name

  • by doing the best impression we can.

  • - Earlier, we had our friends put

  • a whole bunch of kitchen crew names in here.

  • Hair, squash. Oh, look at that!

  • Orange with Australian accent.

  • - So I see we have some hard ones mixed in.

  • - Sure do. Okay, I'll start. Let's see here.

  • Okay. Okay.

  • Hey, who wants (mumbles) with me and my unplaceable accent?

  • - I see.

  • (grunts)

  • Is this a joke to you?

  • - I'm yellow and I like to yell a lot. Hey.

  • - I do not sound like that.

  • - Well, I know you don't. I was doing Grandpa Lemon.

  • - What?

  • - How is that not obvious?

  • Grandpa Lemon's yellow. He yells in his sleep

  • when he's having nightmares.

  • I'm sure he would love to lift weights with somebody,

  • but nobody ever asks him because he's so frail.

  • - Oh, I see. You are very bad at this game.

  • - Hey, it's harder that it looks. Let's see how you do.

  • - Hey, now this has layers to it.

  • - Come on. Give it a shot.

  • - I don't even know where to begin with this.

  • It's so hard.

  • - Well, mine was hard too. Jeez, just do it already.

  • - Okay. Here it goes.

  • Yay, yay! Yay, everybody. I like things.

  • - Oh, is that an impression of Orange doing

  • an impression of Pear doing an impression of Marshmallow?

  • - Really? You get it from that?

  • - Woohoo!

  • (cheering)

  • See, we are good at this game.

  • I'm just really good at guessing

  • and you're really good at voices.

  • - I am? Bro, I didn't even feel like

  • I was really doing a voice.

  • - Oh, incredible. It just comes so naturally to some people.

  • And now you're just bragging.

  • Come on, lets do the next round.

  • Okay, I got it.

  • This is extreme!

  • (chuckles)

  • - Nice, that one's obviously zoom. Moving onto my turn.

  • - What! What are you talking about?

  • That wasn't zoom.

  • - What am I talking about?

  • Bro, what are you talking about?

  • - This is extreme!

  • - That is literally zoom's catch phrase.

  • - It's obviously my impression of Wassabi.

  • How could you not get that?

  • - How? Where do I even begin with this?

  • - Wassabi does extreme sports on the weekends.

  • He bungee jumps in squirrel suits

  • all over the Pacific Northwest.

  • - How would I know that?

  • This is the 11th hour character development

  • being dumped in my lap.

  • Literally the only thing we have ever heard out of

  • Wassabi's mouth is what's up.

  • - Wow. Sounds like you should really get to

  • know your neighbors a bit better.

  • - Am I going insane? Zoom says extreme,

  • and Wassabi says what's up. It's as simple as that.

  • - Wow. Simple?

  • They're more than just catch phrases, you know?

  • They're three dimensional people with lives

  • and dreams and backstories.

  • - We are still moving on.

  • - Okay. But you're a bad person, and you should know it.

  • - Are we doing kitchen crew judgment challenge?

  • No? That's what I thought. Now then.

  • What the heck!

  • - Oh, it's so obvious. You did it perfectly.

  • That's Passion doing an impression of Baby Carrot

  • doing an impression of Steve.

  • - What? How do you know that?

  • - You said what the heck. That's what Steve always says.

  • - Who is Steve?

  • - My turn.

  • Okay. Oh, I think you'll get this one.

  • Hey. Hey, Grapefruit. Hey.

  • - Okay, this feels like Orange doing

  • an impression of some game.

  • - Grapefruit, hey. Look down under there.

  • (laughs)

  • Now, you're just stay down under.

  • - Oh, I get it. It's Orange with an Australian accent.

  • - Well, that's not a knife. That's a knife.

  • - Yeah, dude. Got it.

  • It's Orange doing an Australian accent.

  • - No. That's a knife!

  • - Huh?

  • (screams)

  • (explosion)

  • - Hey, fruit lovers, and welcome to the (mumbles)

  • (laughs)

  • - (mumbles) Don't worry today.

  • We're doing the talk backwards challenge.

  • So there's gonna to be a whole bunch of

  • nonsensical talking going on.

  • (mumbles)

  • (laughs)

  • - Okay. Let's chill it with the backwards talking for a sec.

  • We got to explain the rules first.

  • - K.O.

  • (laughs)

  • (grunts)

  • - Okay. So Orange and I have both written out

  • some phrases and we're gonna to try and say them backwards.

  • That way, hopefully when we play the audio in reverse,

  • it'll sound like we're saying the phrases correctly.

  • All right.

  • So for example, this one says kitchen carnage.

  • I'll give it a shot.

  • (mumbles)

  • (mumbles)

  • (laughs)

  • - That didn't sound like it at all.

  • I can do way better than that.

  • - Yeah, I wouldn't be so sure of yourself, dude.

  • It's not as easy as it sounds.

  • (mumbles)

  • - Seems pretty easy to me.

  • (laughs)

  • - Wow. I stand corrected.

  • That was actually really good.

  • - What can I say? I haven't been told I'm good at backtalk.

  • (laughs)

  • (mumbles)

  • - Why don't you take the next one, Orange.

  • It should be pretty easy for you.

  • Nya, nya, nya, nya.

  • (laughs)

  • - Yeah. This one will be super easy.

  • (mumbles)

  • - Come on, dude. At least try.

  • - I did. This one's gonna sound just like it.

  • - You expect me to that the (mumbles) stuff you just said

  • is gonna sound nya nya when I press reverse play

  • on this thing?

  • I mean, honestly it sounded nothing like--

  • - [Playback Playing] Nya nya nya nya nya nya nya.

  • (laughs)

  • - What?

  • (glass breaking sound)

  • - Don't worry, Pear. Some people have a knack for it.

  • Other people don't. Give me another one.

  • - Okay. All right. This one says knife to meet you.

  • (mumbles)

  • - [Playback Playing] knife to meet you.

  • (laughs)

  • - This is unbelievable.

  • - Pickle pickle (mumbles) tickle.

  • - [Playback Playing] Why is it so unbelievable, Pear?

  • (laughs)

  • - What the! How are you doing this?

  • - Ticky ticky (mumbles) no (mumbles)

  • - [Playback Playing] Doing what, Pear?

  • I'm not doing anything.

  • (laughs)

  • - These backward plays don't match what you're saying.

  • - What do you know?

  • You weren't very good at speaking in reverse. Remember?

  • (mumbles)

  • - [Playback Playing] Don't feel bad, Pear.

  • Everyone has their own special talents,

  • and this is one of mine.

  • (laughs)

  • - Dude, that wasn't even close to the correct length.

  • - (mumbles) boogie.

  • - [Playback Playing] The correct length of what, Pear?

  • - You just said (mumbles) boogie twice

  • and got different phrases.

  • - Nah. I said it differently the second time. Watch.

  • - (mumbles) boogie.

  • - [Playback Playing] See what I mean?

  • (laughs)

  • (screams)

  • Well, I guess that does it for today's video.

  • (burps loudly)

  • - [Playback Playing] See you next time, fruit lovers.

  • (laughs)

  • (dance music playing)

- Hey yoh. What's A to the O?

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