為什麼喬爾討厭我的男朋友... ... (Why Joel HATES My Boyfriend...)

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- And today we're answering your questions,
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Let's kick it off with the first question.
- Okay. - First question, how can I
convince you to come to Canada?
- Well, just pay for our flights.
(laughing) - All you have to do is logon,
book the flights. - Pay via credit card.
- For first class. - First class.
♪ 'Cause we are never ever ♪ ♪ Ever ♪
♪ Flying economy ever ♪ ♪ Together ♪
- No we are, we are. - No, we will.
- It's just, you know. - We wanna go to Canada,
I don't know the time of this video coming out
but we've literally just filmed
about an hour ago a Can-adia video, Can-adia!
- Can-adia is our new way of saying it.
- Canada, we'd love to go to Canada.
- We'd love that! - But don't know when.
- That's what we want, plenty of acting
opportunities for us there. - Oh yeah!
- That's what lots of people say.
- In Toronto! - Okay, how long
will you keep the blonde, and why?
- I'm growing it out now if you can't see.
It's quite messy at the moment
'cause it's midway growing out,
so it'll probably be gone in a matter of,
in the next month, because it'll have grown.
- Yeah, in these, like, I can see the regrowth
but with the lights that we've got here
in this studio, you can't actually see
as much regrowth. - Oh, okay.
- But I can confirm that he is growing it out.
- Yes I am, 'cause my acting agent told me to so.
- Oh, I know what your answer is to this.
- What? - If you could choose to have
a different accent, would you?
Which one, and why? - I'd either choose
to go for Welsh or Australian. - He loves Welsh.
- I love Welsh. - He loves Welsh.
- It's so good! - We did a video with
BambinoBecky on our channel and she was nervous!
- Yeah, and the opening thing literally in the first second
was her going-- - "I'm nervous!"
- It was so funny. - And I just keep on
saying it, it's so good. - It's so funny.
- What would yours be? - I would go for,
do you know what, this is controversial 'cause I know,
you know I'm like, ah, I hate Paris, I hate France,
but I really, I think people that have a French accent
but speak English are really cool!
- Oh really! - Yeah, I think it would be
so cool to speak a little bit like this,
I don't know why, I just think it's quite attractive.
(laughing) I'd love that!
But let me think really about a different UK accent.
'Cause I'd probably go for a little bit of, maybe Scottish?
- Yeah, Scotland, that'd be nice.
- Although I don't think my boyfriend
would like that, he really doesn't
like that accent. - Oh, okay.
- What was your first impression of each other?
(sighing) Oh god!
- Is it just, you know how when you've
watched celebrities being interviewed
and they get asked the same questions all over again,
not that we're a celebrity, but this is all
I can compare it to, is I'm like,
this is the question that I hate the most.
Like, where'd you meet, or what did you think of each other?
- Yeah, maybe people should just go back and find
where we talk about that. - I know!
- 'Cause we've said it so many times.
It's like the Lady Gaga thing where she's like,
"100 people in the room". (laughing)
Please edit that in. - (laughs) So good.
- "One person", it's so funny.
When are you coming to California?
- Hopefully July! - So we will see.
- If you had a million dollars to spend solely
on the other person, what would you buy for them?
- A million dollars. - A million dollars,
I'd get you a property over there.
- Oh, thanks! - 'Cause that would--
- Over where? - Over there,
over in America. - Oh right!
- 'Cause it would be in dollars.
- Why not in London? - I mean,
I could get you one in London. - I'd prefer one in London.
- What would a million dollars be in pounds?
- About 700,000 pounds? - Yeah, could get you
something nice for that. - Yeah, that'd be nice.
- Yeah, yeah. - I think I'd get you a
Topshop voucher, a million pounds
to always spend in Topshop.
- That would actually be amazing.
I'd be, yeah okay! (laughing)
I mean, that's alright, I mean, it's not amazing.
Like, it's not an amazing investment of money,
but thank you, that's nice! - I'm pretty sure you could
spend 700,000 pounds on clothes.
- For the rest of my life? - For the rest of your life.
(laughing) - You're right!
- Probably in the next five years.
- I would also look stylish! - Yeah, you would!
- He cares about my style! - I do!
- That is so sweet, I'm gonna cry.
- Well as I said, as we've said before,
if you look lit, it makes me look lit.
- You look lit (laughs), that's actually so kind.
- Yeah, oh you're so welcome. - Thank you!
How has your YouTube partnership changed your friendship,
for good and for bad? - Oh.
_ Ooh. - I've often thought
about this, 'cause I think that our whole friendship
is built on this channel. - Yeah.
- And I think for a time, I feel like we spoke about this
years ago where we were like, but are we really friends?
What is our friendship without this channel?
'Cause we only really speak about work or meet up
to do this, but actually I think it's a great thing, like,
this has made the best friendship ever.
- Yeah, 'cause as the channel has gone on,
we've actually got closer and closer and closer.
- Yeah! - 'Cause there's no,
like even though I look back at old old videos,
like the other, that one where we're in your flat
and I'm waxing your legs. - Oh yeah!
- That, like, we were close. - Yeah!
- But we weren't as close as we are now.
- No, exactly, and like-- - So it has been built.
- Just in the same way your guys will get to know us more
the more videos we upload and the more videos you watch,
we get to know each other, 'cause you'll say stuff in videos
that I'm like, I never knew that about you!
- Yeah! - Or vice versa, and so it's
like we've spent years getting to know each other.
- It's like spending years getting to know someone
and as well as getting to know them on camera.
- Yeah yeah! - 'Cause we could've
just done this every single time,
but gone for a coffee and not filmed it.
- Yeah yeah, but we've done it online.
- We've done it on camera. - But when they say
"how has it changed your friendship for the worst",
I don't think it has because when we started YouTube,
we weren't that good friends, we were friends,
but we weren't as good friends as we are now
so it's not like we've always been best friends
and then we started YouTube, we were like friends, and just,
it happened, so I don't think there's any negative to it.
- No, I don't think so, like you say,
it's not like it was like, we're at the pinnacle
of our friendship, it's so good right now!
And then YouTube and it's just like.
It's like when you move in with someone
and you kind of know them, like you and Lucy.
How close you've got as friends since living together.
That's kind of, I think that's the best way isn't it really.
Okay, interesting. - Interesting.
- When traveling to the US, do you use credit cards?
- We use prepaid cards. - Prepaid cards like Monzo.
And we've now got a joint business bank account
so we'll probably use that and have to deal with the fees.
Do you read every single comment you get on your vids,
even if posted long after the vid was uploaded?
- It depends, 'cause it depends when we refresh our phone.
'Cause then we'll see, if we open the app,
the latest comments, so, and that might be
left on a video from years ago,
and so yeah, sometimes we will see it.
But it just, I think nowadays we get so many comments.
Last time I checked, which was a few months ago,
we got 30,000 comments a month,
which is a thousand comments a day,
and I reckon it's probably like 50,000 now.
So it's impossible to see all of them.
- So when a creator refreshes the comments feed,
it doesn't matter what, unless you filter out, like,
only show me comments from this video,
you'll just see all the comments in time order
and a tiny little thumbnail on the side
from what video it's from and the title.
So usually it's the most recent video
and then you get some that are like,
not very nice comments from something you did
that triggered someone, so you just sort of see
when you open the page to have a look.
- Yeah, and I'll occasionally reply to it.
If it was a video like a year ago
and someone's left a comment and it comes up on my feed
and I wanna reply to it, I will, so yeah.
- What is both of yours favorite dish to make?
Favorite dish, yours could be pudding!
- I'm terrible at cooking. - Pudding, you love making.
- I love making puddings, but like, I don't cook in London.
I don't even bake in London. - Oh, that's sad.
- I know. - That needs to change.
- I know, I really enjoyed, we were talking about this,
Hello Fresh, I've always, I enjoyed that.
- Loved that. - They send you recipe boxes
with every single thing you need to make the recipes.
- We were lit. - Loved that.
- When we did that, we had a discount, it was amazing.
We were cooking loads, we felt like,
it's just really nice to cook and make your meals
and feel like-- - Yeah, and to learn to cook!
For me that was learning to cook.
- Oh, okay, yeah. - And it was so good,
but I just hate cooking, so right now what I'll eat
for dinner is roasted broccoli, chicken, and omelet,
and that's all I'll eat. - And I taught you
the roasted broccoli. - Yeah, you did!
- But you've made it better with the garlic.
- Yeah! (laughing)
- I was like, Joel, oven broccoli, game changer.
- Yeah, it is. - And now it is, it's good.
- It's changed my life, but I eat the same thing
day in, day out, and my flatmates like,
"oh, broccoli again tonight", and I'm like, yeah.
- Oh, I eat different things every night.
- Oh really, I don't get bored though.
- That's good. - I'm one of those
personalities that doesn't get bored with the same thing.
- Oh, that's good, yeah, I get really bored of food.
I don't have a favorite dish to make
but I'm a big lover of food, so just all.
If it's quick and easy, if it can take me
less than 30 minutes to make, I will make it
and I will enjoy it! (laughing)
Okay, this one's quite juicy, how do you feel
your relationship will change after you both move?
- So to put it in perspective,
at the moment me and Lia live about,
well, if we were in a car, driving,
it would be 15 minutes away from each other.
But on public transport it takes about 40 minutes.
So we live fairly close for London.
- But we've never really lived
that close to each other anyway.
- Only in Stratford and Hackney.
- Oh yeah! - That was an
eight minute tube away. - Oh my gosh!
- That was so good. - Eight minutes, that was mad.
That was a time when we genuinely did
used to go to each other's houses quite a lot.
Oh yeah! - But other than that--
- We have been doing this for so long.
- I know, that was just a hobby back then.
- Yeah, it was just fun, we just met up and filmed.
But what's interesting about the hobby element of it
was that we were both so committed to this hobby
that we were not willing to miss an upload for anything.
It was like, and if there was a technical issue,
I remember that time when your laptop kept breaking,
you had to get a new one and you were ripping your hair out
in the Apple store. - I know!
- We were making no money on YouTube.
It was causing anxiety, stress, hair loss, everything.
- Being like, but my YouTube channel, I've got to do this,
and it wasn't any money. - And your coursework!
- And my, yeah-- - I forgot.
- And I cared about YouTube more than my uni work.
I'd miss lectures to go and film with Lia,
like, my priorities were way off, but clearly--
- For the right reasons. - For the right reasons.
But anyway. - Isn't that funny?
- That wasn't the question, what was the question?
- That wasn't the question, the question was--
- How will we cope after we move?
- 'Cause the way it kinda works for Joel and Lia
is that we, we kind of always,
when we meet up we at least film three or four videos.
So it's like, in terms of the channel,
I don't think anything will change.
- I don't think anyone will notice anything.
- No, you guys won't notice. - We will notice.
- We will notice. - But you guys won't.
'Cause Lia's moving outside of London,
I'm staying in London, so that's where
this question probably comes from.
- Yeah, it's like, maybe we'll go for less coffees.
- Yeah, and it won't be like, oh,
I'm in Central London, can you, are you here?
It'll be that less often. - Like yesterday when I said,
"oh, I'm going to the gym and then I'm gonna meet
Aroudge for a coffee, do you wanna come?"
And you were like, "yeah, I'm gonna be there
in five minutes". - Yeah yeah yeah.
Whereas if that was the other way around,
me saying, "oh, are you around, do you wanna come?"
I will know in advance probably which days you're in London.
And so I'll know that oh, well she can't come in
'cause she's an hour away, an hour and a half away, or.
- Yeah, it will be more structured
because it will be like, these will be my London days.
And as a result of that, there will be less
spontaneous meetups and just--
- Or there will be less joint Instagram Stories of, yeah.
- Or we'll just have to make an effort
to have conversations with each other
but through Insta Stories. - Through the stories, yeah.
- We'll have to keep doing that.
- Definitely, but it's more realistic.
We're late 20s now, and this is going to happen.
This channel could never just stay exactly like it is
'cause we're getting older and, you know,
relationships, moving, and we can't hold each other back
from being like, no, you can't move away,
you've gotta stay in London (laughs).
- Yeah, you can't, you've gotta just have a life.
I always see myself being close to London in a way.
I don't see myself living in another country for instance
and not being able to just be in London in an hour.
- But that-- - It sounds hilarious
to you guys, doesn't it! - It does, that's what I was
gonna say, 'cause an hour to you guys, you would be like,
what, I drive that every day to go to work or whatever.
- Or say door to door from where I'm gonna be
to getting here, it could be like
an hour and 40 door to door, and to you guys
that's probably nothing but to us it's a big deal.
- Yeah, in the UK that is a huge deal.
- It's caused me sleepless nights,
tears, you know, I know I want to do it
but it's-- - A sacrifice.
- It feels like a sacrifice, yeah.
But yeah, I don't think you'll notice on the channel.
- No, I don't, 'cause like Lia said,
we film in bulk so yeah, you guys won't notice anything
and if you do, let us know, but.
- Yeah, and the question was like,
how will the relationship change,
but okay, I've made it about the channel.
But I think the relationship will stay strong
because one of the best things about
when me and Joel meet up and we do fun stuff
is that we really look forward to it!
And we go like, okay, we're gonna go to Texas
or we're gonna go to the Cotswolds
and then we just go, get the Prosecco in,
get a food shop and we just go up,
it's like being like, I don't know, it's like having
a little love affair. (laughing)
- Yeah, I know, a little fling.
- It's like having a fling with your best friend.
- But as well, because our friendship--
- But no sex. - No sex.
(laughing) - No sex.
- But because our friendship is our work
and we've gotta be happy and with each other
to make the content entertaining,
it means we do have to protect that relationship.
So it's sort of like, it does us good to spend time apart
because like you said, we get excited to come back together.
Whereas it's those times like Vlogmas,
we've probably never felt so like, give me space,
because it was videos every day.
Whereas when I've come back from two weeks away
or you've been away for two weeks,
that's when we're at our best.
So it might even make videos even more lit
because we're more excitable in our videos (laughs).
- Definitely, like yesterday, we met up
and we did half a gym session together,
Joel came as I was halfway through my workout
and he's just about to start, and I was like,
this is lit, this is so funny!
But if we did the gym together every single day
and we exercised together, we just wouldn't,
we wouldn't have those jokes and those laughs.
Do you know what I mean? - So I think it would.
It would do us good. - It would do us good.
Juicy question, how does Lia's boyfriend
feel about the two of you going on trips together?
- He hates it, me and him have so much beef.
(laughing) We hate each other.
- He hates it, he cannot stand it.
- But what can you do? - Well, that's a sacrifice.
(laughing) Kidding guys!
He absolutely loves it, he's like,
"oh, I can't wait for you and Joel to book your next trip
so I can have the boys over for football"
and like watch and have boy time at the flat.
Yeah, absolutely loves it, understands it,
supports it, encourages it, which is really lucky
because definitely didn't have that in my last relationship.
- No, exactly. - Shade, sip sip.
- Sip sip, good riddance! - Sip sip, good riddance.
Someone said "end career goals?"
- End career goals, it depends because I feel like we have
joint career goals and we also have separate career goals.
So I always say to people our joint career goal
is to replace Holly and Phil on This Morning.
- We'd love to have a daytime TV show.
- Yeah, insert some of Holly and Phil.
(laughing) (upbeat music)
So we'd like to be them. - So we wanna be the new them.
- It's the biggest breakfast show here in the UK
or one of the biggest anyway, and it's great
and we'd love to be them. - We'd love to be them.
We'd love to bring a new energy to that
and be like, we'd be us but we'd be the new them.
- Yep, yeah yeah. - That would be amazing.
I think like, I know it's not necessarily a big goal
but I know that YouTube and stuff
can be kind of up and down for a lot of creators,
like, there's not a lot of people
that survive on this platform for a long time.
So I think a goal just in general
just to keep the feet grounded on the floor,
it would just be to continue to be able to
have this as a job for a long time.
- Yeah, I think that's right, it's just that
because it's such an unstable career in some ways,
it's like what our goal would just be
to have some stability with it, but that said--
- But it's only unstable because no one's, it's so new.
- Yeah exactly, and I think we've proven
that we've had stability over,
for the last year it has been very stable
and people that tend to warn you and be like,
oh, it's not a very stable career,
they don't really understand YouTube.
And I'm like, this is a legitimate job
for tens of thousands of people all over the world, so.
And that's part of what YouTube are trying to promote,
to be like, this is a real thing, so.
- And that's what we had to go talk about in Leeds.
Sorry, one, last question, someone said "how was Leeds?"
We went to Leeds and we were talking to school kids
about what we do for a living.
- And careers advisers at schools--
- And teachers. - And people, obviously,
a lot of the kids were like, oh, yeah yeah,
we know all about YouTubers, we know how they make money,
but we were kind of there to say like,
this could be a job, creativity, making content,
putting it online, this can be a job.
- Yeah, and it's crazy to think that
we were brought there to encourage kids
to want to make content on YouTube,
'cause it sounds like something
that lots of people will frown upon,
being like, you shouldn't be encouraging them to do that.
But it's a legitimate career nowadays, and so I think--
- Is there uni courses in it yet?
- No, I don't think so. - Like, can you go to college
and learn how to be a YouTuber?
- I don't think so, but we could start that,
the John and Lia college. - We could start that,
and we could hire lecturers, 'cause we could be
head lecturers, and we could hire our friends that really
are very good at talking about that kind of thing.
- Yeah yeah, definitely. - That is the end
of the Q and A, thank you so much for watching
if you've watched all the way through to the end.
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- [Both] Bye! (playful jingle)
- [Joel] Everyone's so polite aren't they,
they always ask nice thoughtful questions, they're legends.
- [Lia] Yeah, there was nothing that triggered me
about that quick Q and A. - Yeah, no they're lovely.
Good legends. (laughing)