Internet Famous Page #6
and you-you made it
like this thing, this joke.
- You made me a joke.
- The whole world has seen that video.
- You might have your own TV show.
- Yeah, I could have that.
You're right,
I could totally have that
in a way that
I didn't even want.
Well, maybe you should
flip your perspective a bit.
I think you need to go.
Cameraman:
So you ready for the big show?
Announcer:
And now, filming livefrom the Anaheim Convention Center
in sunny
Southern California.
It's time for "Chris!"
And here's your host,
Chris.
Welcome!
Welcome, good morning,
good morning.
Today is a very special show,
because we're going to crown
the Web Star of the Year.
And now, it's time
to meet our judges.
Our first judge
is a renowned soul singer
and current host of "HURRY!
Buy this Jewelry NOW!,"
Karen Raye Quivers!
Oh, hey, Chris.
I'm so excited to be here...
for a limited time only.
Our second judge
is a real cutup.
He's always pulling pranks
around the office.
Meet Frank Riggits.
Hello.
Our third judge
is a comic icon.
You know him
from that hilarious trilogy,
"Don't Tell Mom
I Got Turned Into a Donkey!"
It's Larry Trambone.
We'll be right back.
Is that your cat
right there?
- Uh, yeah.
- Nice, nice.
- How much you want for it?
- Excuse me?
That cat.
I'll give you $500 for it.
It's my wife's cat,
so I can't really sell it.
Tell her you took it
to the vet
and there were
complications.
He's just here
for a flea bath.
"Honey, I took the cat
to the vet."
And can you believe it?
"He drowned
in his flea bath."
Jesus, man.
The gray Ford, 2,000 cash.
Final offer for that cat.
- Bethany's coming.
- Okay.
- Should I let her back?
- Yeah.
Chris, hey, it's me.
Yes, me-me, hi.
Hey, um, I wanted to tell you
- if you don't mind.
- No.
You see, I used to get picked on
And it was really hard.
I mean, I'd come home
with red eyes
and tear-covered cheeks.
And I got made fun of a lot
'cause we were poor
and I couldn't really afford
clothes like these, you know?
- I smelt like a friggin' thrift store.
- Oh.
But every day,
I would see my best friend
at 3:
00 p.m. without fail.And his name was Chris.
You helped me
through so much.
And I don't think I'd be here
if it wasn't for you.
And I just wanted to say
thank you and...
man, I love you.
I think that you...
are a very special
young man.
And I will always
be your friend.
- Really?
- Always.
Come here.
- Thank you.
- Yeah.
- Did you get it?
- Every freakin' word.
Oh, my God,
that angle, though.
That's gonna get so many views.
Let's go.
Oh, miss, no-no, thanks.
Yeah, she's a baby. Yeah.
She's literally 14 months old.
I just don't think she needs it.
Thank you.
She's a little baby.
Hey, has anyone seen Mr.
Blankets?
- He's a cat.
- Oh, no, sir.
Been looking all over
for the guy.
Okay, well,
this guy's a real no-show.
I guess I can just put him at the
end and we'll see what happen...
Copy that.
Okay, everybody,
I have your main man
for the evening.
Please welcome
the one and only Chris.
Chris:
Hey, ha ha ha!
Wow!
All of you in one room.
This is amazing.
I'm so glad you guys made it.
- I am such a huge fan, sir.
- Me of you, me of you.
- May I?
- Oh, yeah.
Hello, hello.
Hello.
Wow, it's a tough crowd.
Hi, Chris.
- Hey.
- I'm so excited to be working with you.
Well, I've always thought that
you've two have got a lot of talent.
Good one, Chris.
Now, listen, I know you guys are used to
the isolation of being in your basement
and looking into your video cameras
and everything, but here's the deal.
It's exactly like it is
at home right here.
Except that there's about
12 cameras, okay?
And about 8,000 people in the house, maybe
another ten or 20 million watching.
All right, so no need to be
nervous or anything.
But if you feel
like you gotta hurl,
just make sure you do it before
you get out on stage, okay?
All right, now, uh...
this little host has
to host his own little show now.
So if you'll excuse me,
I'll see you later.
And listen,
good luck to you, okay?
- Bye.
- So long, Chris.
Okay, everybody,
this is how it's gonna go.
All right, you'll do a quick
introduction, they'll roll tape,
you'll do
your live performances.
Keep it under two minutes,
please, guys.
- What?!
- Live performance... no, no, no.
Nobody... nobody said there
was gonna be a live performance.
I didn't know anything
about a live performance,
so I don't think
we're doing it.
- Yeah, nobody told us about that.
- Yeah.
Uh, guys, I don't know
what to tell you.
It's a talent competition,
so it's why you're here.
Well, I guess we'll just have
to whip something up for ya.
Excellent.
Uh, speaking of which,
I have a very special celebrity
talent coach, Mr. Tay Zonday.
Hey, guys,
it's gonna be great.
Just believe in yourselves,
and, yeah...
I don't know
what else to tell you.
Great. Awesome.
Yeah, let's get the photo.
Gorgeous.
Okay, we parked out back?
- Yeah, right around the corner.
- And what was the point of that?
Five minutes, guys.
What do we do?
What do we do? What do we do?
Our top finalists
worked around the clock
with our special celebrity
talent coach Tay Zonday.
Here are some special moments
from that day.
I was so impressed by the
talent in this competition.
Working with them all
so closely, I can safely say,
it's gonna be very hard to predict
how this thing shakes out.
I did everything I could to give
them all the tools they needed.
And anything they didn't
get from me in person,
they can get in my newly released
book called, "Buy My Book."
Available in stores right now.
Buy it.
Just don't ask me what's in it.
Thank you.
Some people read
Jonathan Livingston Seagull.
Others, the "Way of
the Peaceful Warrior."
I just grab a minute with Tay Zonday.
He gave us a minute.
Thanks for watching
the "Chris!" show.
It's Chris.
We'll be right back.
Amber, you're on
in two minutes, okay?
- All right.
- Excuse me, guys, sorry.
Oh, no. Okay.
Writers, what do I do?
You could tell some jokes.
I know this one joke about
two guys that walk into church.
One knows about science,
and one knows about God,
but that ain't
no two minutes, man.
You're probably just going to have to
take it all off and show them the goods.
The goods! That's it!
I'll do Mrs. Cloudbottom.
But my costume's upstairs,
can one of you get it in time?
- I'm on it.
- But, Doug, you're not so fast.
Today, I'm gonna have to be.
Excuse me.
It's going to be okay, Amber.
I-I'm really sorry.
I'm terrible at time management.
- You're on right now, okay?
- Wait...
Come on, baby, come on.
Right now.
Just... just think of
Eddie Murphy.
Our first finalist
is a "comedian"
with over
a half billion views.
Please give it up
for Amber Day.
Amber.
Hi, TV people!
So, Amber, if you get your own
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