Unfunny Buffoonery

Jack and Steven are back for another episode in which Jack was too lazy to write a script so he asked the newest AI tools to write one for him (not really, but still cool). They also discussed the idea of hockey ice being milk, favorite cereals, favorite devices... yeah, lots of favorites here. Also a lot of stories involving police, for some reason.

Jack and Steven are back to revisit Jack's best videos and the behind the scenes of making them, on top of also discussing YouTube's plan to paywall 4K viewing options and the World Cup Finals going on right now. Why did Jack talk about his old videos again? Ego boost... that's gotta be it.

Jack and Steven are back to discuss their opinions on Mayonnaise, what it would be like to levitate all the time, the VR headset that kills you if you die in a videogame and, as per the title, it being impossible to be nice in NYC. Jack, a resident of New York City, shares an instance of kindness that turned for the worst (wasn't that big a deal).

Jack and Steven are back to discuss Halloween, Instagram being impossible to use in public, our favorite house plants, and John F. Kennedy's famous last words... ok, the last part was more like a joke of a quote but, if anyone takes this seriously, I was told to apologize in advance. I am just the intern writing this.

Jack and Steven are back to, yet again, discuss some riveting topics such as favorite nuts (no sus shit), Steve Harvey's famous quotes, Jack's methods of communication with his neighbors before cell phones, and the various names that Jack has possibly given his fish... most are unnamed but let's pretend they are.

Jack and Steven are back to briefly celebrate Steven's birthday (bad luck to celebrate ahead of time, you know... plus fuck Steven), and to discuss some riveting topics such as the new Birta filtered alcohol trend, Jack's successful iPhone trade-in, GTA VI leaked footage and Steve Jobs' famous quote... being "they see me rollin', they hatin'" of course.

Jack and Steven are joined by Brandon (a first time guest!) to discuss many riveting topics, including the new Apple event, the new hosting platform of the Podcast, a man chopping off his penis mid-sleep, seals being "water dogs" and, of course, Brandon's recent birthday... making him officially older than 12, we think. We're just the interns writing this description, don't really know the dude's...

Jack and Steven are back to discuss the (potential) new hosting platform of the Podcast, as well as favorite dog breeds, the amount of people born in Antarctica, Bill Nye's famous quotes and Bozo the Clown's recent passing... RIP BOZO

Jack and Steven are joined by Dennis to discuss some serious news... Andrew Tate's forced departure off of Social Media. Other than that, Jack goes into detail about his recently hacked accounts, his new computer build, and future plans for more livestreams. Oh and there was also the discussion of what the best looking fruit is, gotta be a strawberry right?

Jack and Steven are joined by Andrew and Antonio in a podcast in which Steven decides to take over some of the hosting duties, questioning his inferiors about filming and videography. Additionally, the group discusses least favorite fruits and what it would be like to talk to animals... which probably won't be as fun as initially imagined.

Jack and Steven are back to start Season 5 with a bang, talking about the new logo and the return of the podcast intro music! On top of that, the two debate over how many pigeons each would be able to carry on a given day, and then, if all animals were the same size, which would win in a fight? Riveting stuff guys.

Jack and Steven are joined by Angelo (that J3LL0 guy go hard, by the way) to conclude Season 4, talking about the upcoming Omegle video, Elon Musk pulling out of the Twitter deal, family members' reactions to Jack's videos, and whether or not we'd be able to survive without English in our day-to-day lives. Oh, and now Steven has COVID.

Jack and Steven begin July by talking about the newly-released Shady Quickie titled: "How To NOT Get Arrested!" featuring, the one and only, Eric "Dick Cheese" McRutherford. Steven takes on more of the hosting duties because Jack, unfortunately, has caught COVID. Regardless, the show must go on.

Jack and Steven return for yet another episode of Unfunny Buffoonery, talking about Mike Tyson, Jack's videos in the works, unethical life hacks, Steven's dangerous encounters with his girlfriend's family and, of course, the recent Apple event that revealed quite a lot.

Jack and Steven are back for yet another episode of Unfunny Buffoonery. As Jack FINALLY completes his College education, the two celebrate whilst also discussing plans for the future, Stranger Things Season 4, a Geoguessr video in the works and, most importantly, the stupid Johnny Depp trial being over... about time.

Jack and Steven are back to discuss the abysmal CGI of the new She-Hulk, the abysmal Q&A video that Jack just released, and the abysmal court case between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. Everything's abysmal, just how it is.

Jack and Steven are back to discuss Elon Musk's purchasing of Twitter, Jack's Mini-Q&A video, NetFlix potentially going out of business and Colleges now offering Pornography classes to students. Steven's a big fan of that, he's going back to school now.

Jack and Steven are back to celebrate 4/20 on Season 4, Episode 20 of the Unfunny Buffoonery podcast. Very little actual 4/20 celebration though, given that these bozos talked about like Elon Musk and Steven's near-death experiences for over an hour.

Jack and Steven are joined by Dennis and Valentine to discuss Shady's return to YouTube, Will Smith slapping Chris Rock in the face, McDonald's releasing the (potentially fake) Fish McMuffin and, of course, the Apple beef. Steven's clearly a Granny Smith fan, no question.

Jack and Steven are back with a shorter episode this week, talking about the doors vs. wheels argument (which we agreed to be that there are more wheels, of course), as well as Tom Brady's un-retirement, iPhone 14 rumors and Jack's bathroom stories, for some reason.

Jack and Steven are back to avoid talking about serious issues and to bring up "current events" like Spring Break, the U.S. government's change to Income Tax reporting and the humor of the NYC accent. Seriously, try saying "the Falkland islands" without sounding like a New Yorker running his mouth, it's impossible.

Jack and Steven are back to discuss the recent Super Bowl LVI, its best advertisements, its halftime show, um, Valentine's day, and uh, like, internet piracy or some shit. Yeah, the topics this episode were light but we had good jokes. Not great but good.

Jack and Steven are back to regularly scheduled programming of the episodes, talking about the upcoming Super Bowl and Tom Brady's retirement, the NYC mayor comparing a cheese addiction to heroin, and, for whatever reason, a lot of stories about homeless people. Enjoy, I guess.

Jack and Steven are back after being gone for three weeks because well, uh, a horrible incident has occurred. We missed last week's episode because Jack forgot to record his audio, so this episode is our "redo" of that episode. Next episode will be out next week, no worries.

Jack and Steven are joined by Angelo to start the first episode of 2022, talking about Jack's new standing desk, the petition that was made to get Steven out of Jack's basement, streamers literally watching blockbuster movies live on Twitch and Jack's addiction to coffee at just 12 years of age.