Steve-O Eats His Last Meal

[@itwasntmuch]

steveo says he doesn't know what his purpose is, but seriously seeing him pull himself out of addiction is one of the most inspiring things, ever.

[@DemonCipher13]

The crazy thing is, he's way, way beyond addiction, now. He's entering role model territory. Who ever would have guessed that he'd be anywhere near that conversation? What he's chosen to do with his life, and the people that love him, it's nothing short of remarkable.

[@eloerch7]

It gives a lot of hope.

[@madness7968]

He's honestly such a dope and sweet man, I'm sure all of us are thankful he's doing well and thriving!

[@Lucky-Seven_]

I used to laugh at his stunts as a child. Now as an adult. his will to overcome drugs and alcohol helped me overcome my struggles with depression. he is absolutely a role model I agree and i also agree that you would never have seen this coming in the 2000's @@DemonCipher13

[@itsDaedrin]

@@DemonCipher13 If you're an addict, you're likely never beyond addiction. But the scale? The scope? You can control that.

[@NhojLhiac27]

Last Meal is steadily following the trajectory of Hot Ones with these awesome guests. Can't wait for the show to blow up one day

[@shaneboone6868]

I want a Sean Evans Last Meal episode now

[@JunkRatt1985]

​@@shaneboone6868And a Josh on Hot Ones

[@214dallasnicoTX]

Sean evans last meals we need it now Josh

[@CliftonDon74]

I agree... Sean and Josh should do a mash up and appear as guests on each other's shows. It would be very interesting to see.

[@Scyrixus]

Also some good questions, although not on Seans level as of yet

[@ThatRedHusky]

"We only have one instinct, which is to survive. But we only have one guarantee! Which is we won't survive!" Like, damn dude. Steve-O is a real one.

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

Poetic for real

[@JaredGenesis444]

its about the survival of the soul i think...that to me is what this life is all about.

[@LoddyDah]

Unless you believe the soul survives beyond the vessel. It's our instinct to save the body. Our souls don't need survival instinct. They just are.

[@xcutionunknown9634]

From the bottom of my heart, I'm glad that Steve-O is still here with us. What an absolute legend.

[@snoox27]

He's been very lucky

[@Justaboywithoutaname]

@@snoox27especially with that dried rocket fuel on the carpet

[@Red_Neck93]

He's an ultimate legend. Great way to describe him! He has been through a lot and pulled himself out of hell. Watched him growing up and thought he would die young but made it to the other side. Legend for real! ❤😀 😅

[@SLCliving]

I think this was probably the best Steve-O interview I have ever seen, and I think best Last Meal I have watched. Thanks everyone who helped create it.

[@thatgirljoe]

I never expected to receive such existential peace and sage wisdom from Steve-O but here we are

[@peacechickification]

You gotta be young and dumb to be old and wise and he sure was young and dumb lol

[@abdullahimahmood8399]

Same here sister. Im so glad to hear it though. I can relate 1000%

[@williamklatchko2368]

His intelligence never ceases to amaze me.

[@JonesHand]

Ok, I'll count it ; people who carry the mc1r gene(any red hair) have a higher chance of developing dopaminergic systems failure (dst), dsf leads to Parkinson's, and dsf causes constipation. Starts at the colon because they found that laxative will hinder the development from dsf to Parkinson's. It does have to do with the gut biome, but that's more to do with serotonin production and then serotonin production would have supported the healthy nervous system.

[@wetnoodleman]

@@JonesHand wtf are you talking about

[@KatePepper55]

I love the guests who don’t just say “yes” that they’re happy. Babish and Steve-o had the most real answers and it’s nice to see people be honest

[@Prettylightskim]

ITS CRAZY YALL SUPPORT THIS LAME ASS DUDE. HE HAD A WHOLE BABY GETTING MOLESTED TATTOO ON HIM. HE COULDVE BEEN LEFT IN THE EARLY 2000'S FR FR.

[@Jonathan-cz4ky]

I’m confused so if someone says they’re happy they aren’t being honest?

[@benf6822]

​@Jonathan-cz4ky not necessarily, but it feels like something you're supposed to say ya know?

[@KatePepper55]

@@Jonathan-cz4ky they didn’t just yes I’m happy and grateful for my life, which may be an honest answer - they specifically delve into how happiness is fleeting and discuss how it isn’t a constant state. They haven’t ‘achieved’ happiness because of or despite their success, they acknowledge it’s a transitory state we all experience coming and going

[@Jonathan-cz4ky]

@@KatePepper55 …isn’t that common sense? Happiness…is an emotion. Emotions are naturally fleeting. So exactly why does someone need to delve into the particularities of that? If the answer *currently* is yes I truly am struggling to see an issue with that.

[@smxkingalonebeats2895]

Steve-o is so well spoken and intelligent. I'm glad he found peace in sobriety. Im 1 of 8 kids, lost my sister at 14 to addiction, and 5/8 used heavily. Luckily we're mostly in a better place now but it's a horrible thing. The way that he articulates his battles with addiction and his spirituality is truly beautiful. This man really is a gift to this earth.

[@Mythicalbeast_KatieWilson]

I'm so sorry you lost your sister 😢 I can't imagine how tough that must have been. Sending you love 🥰

[@smxkingalonebeats2895]

@lubomirradev9801 Hope you find your peace, I can see you're still looking. No need for hate.

[@mo0od749]

Haven’t finished the episode yet but hearing from Steve-O this felt like he was a perfect fit for this type of show.

[@mantori762]

​@lubomirradev9801hehe.. no.. that isnt his strongest point..

[@nez9751]

I’ve always thought Steve o was great. He acts stupid for a living , but he’s very intelligent . Seems like such a nice guy too.

[@kianablossom7736]

Stevo saying “oh no!” So genuinely when Josh takes the hot sauce.. while stevo does what he does is so funny.

[@charliep9066]

This was the best episode of Last Meal. Steve-O is the epitome of what it means to be human - honest, humble, vulnerable, brave, funny, intelligent, and compassionate. Every time I come across an interview with him, the more he intrigues me with his introspection into life.

[@KyleWheeler-eb8sv]

Well said

[@infinitedeath1384]

He definitely has one of the most unique and interesting personalities that I've seen.

[@bystolics]

I concur.

[@snoox27]

Tom hanks was a pure gem

[@sodamanthegr8]

I grew up watching this man do the craziest things imaginable. He's come a long way and is an inspiration in a totally different way now. He's got so much love and has a unique way of expressing it.

[@Prettylightskim]

ITS CRAZY YALL SUPPORT THIS LAME ASS DUDE. HE HAD A WHOLE BABY GETTING MOLESTED TATTOO ON HIM. HE COULDVE BEEN LEFT IN THE EARLY 2000'S FR FR.

[@chuggyhuggy8783]

Well said. He's doing great things and it makes me happy. Seeing the opposing situation with bam makes me sad.

[@DUKE_of_RAMBLE]

Arguably making him a TRUE entertainer, because he decided to get straightened out so that he could _CONTINUE_ providing us with *much needed* distractions!

[@mollysmith4821]

I really didn't expect Steve-o to say SO many comforting things in this video. Such a wholesome watch

[@miguelortiz8350]

Man, steve-o has been super wholesome and positive these last few years. I am a huge fan of his growth and sobriety. Ive never used drugs or drank or smoked. But have family who has been cut down from these things. So seeing steve-o doing so well after his past gives me hope that we always have hope.

[@MickeyWilliamsVO]

Josh really toes the line with serious topics. He always gets me to the point of squinting and thinking hard about whether I felt what he said was out of pocket, and then he slaps down a relatable story about his father deteriorating in the hospital. I appreciate Josh just facing the world with so much candor. What a way to live.

[@itwasntmefrl]

"distraction therapist" means so much to me for steveo, was watching his specials while forcing myself to stay awake while overdosing on drugs so i didnt take a forever nap, doing way better now, sober of course. love steveo.

[@alecontheradio]

Josh is rapidly becoming one of my favorite, and for my money, one of the best interviewers in the game. These questions always bring out fantastically well-thought-out answers.

[@netsquall]

Man I would love John Green to come on this. His profound relationship with existential dread and death and the pondering of such, his mental health and all of that... also just... yeah. I hope John comes out with a book eventually and comes on this show.

[@cayelarissa]

This should be a top comment ☝️

[@clairevamp]

Honestly either (or both!) of the Green brothers would be such a good guest, I think they'd have completely different perspectives from one another

[@breakfastatmilliways]

@@clairevamphaving both Hank and John would be fascinating.

[@peacechickification]

I didn’t know I needed this till I read this comment but I NEED THIS

[@lyssajrod]

one of the food items he would feature would definitely be dr. pepper lol

[@mpbx3003]

Steve-O has slowly become an inspiration in recent years. Not with the wild and crazy stuff, but with his ability to be relatively honest about himself. It takes a lot to be able to look at addiction and emotional issues and put it on yourself as a path towards controlling them. I hope things keep going up for him. Thank you, Josh[ and crew], for yet another episode of this show that just nails it.

[@Daniel092004]

He really highlights that you can't just coast through your problems in life. Being in control of yourself takes work, and you don't have to enjoy it all the time. But every problem you beat by working through it is a win, and worth being proud of.

[@loganpraz2566]

@@Daniel092004well put

[@TimeBucks]

I love how real this show keeps itself

[@ghazalafareed4733]

Nice

[@MuhammadAbdullahiGoni-fw2my]

Thumbs

[@cheesecakelasagna]

Magic of good food

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

I would never watch this. Steve-O is nasty, eating lobster as I see in the thumbnail. He’s already proven himself to be a general pile of doo-doo with his personality on and off camera in his personal life, so I’m not surprised that he exhibits cruelty and selfishness in his eating habits too.

[@drinfernodds]

​@@cheesecakelasagnaand a good host. Josh makes great company for the guests.

[@hikaileia]

i have only known steve-o through jackass, my dad would crack up at the movies but i never really was into it. this interview brought me a newfound respect for this man, what an incredible life journey he’s been on and so glad he is with us today doing what he’s doing. i come back to rewatch this interview because of all he has to say. there is also something so wholesome about the way steve-o eats his food and listens while he’s eating. how he holds the spoon with a fist and eats the mashed potatoes, the big bites he takes with the vegan dip or the grilled cheese dipped in the soup. how he laughs with full cheeks, how he nods with a smile as he takes a bite and listens to josh so intently. it’s childlike and pure, as if he’s enjoying these foods for the very first time. it might be little details i focus on, but it really makes this show format feel so complete and human. great stuff! ❤

[@metadotjpg]

I've always pegged Steve-O (figuratively, that is) as a modern-day ascetic, and this vindicates that. Solid dude. True philosopher.

[@CodyCurnutte]

Stevo is such a paradox. You listen to him and wonder how someone so well spoken and clearly intelligent can commit to doing such stupid and risky things.

[@zacharythomas8888]

Umm Jackass came on like 30 years ago and he got sober and is high on life now, people change duh.

[@baashasucks]

​@@zacharythomas8888lol shut up know-it-all, steve-o is still acting an absolute fool. he's just not on drugs

[@alisaishere]

Drugs and alcohol. He grew up going to a good school in London and was accepted into a good university. He was never dumb, he just let other substances do the thinking for him.

[@lyssab6345]

@@zacharythomas8888it came out 23 years ago. Saying 30 is pushing it.

[@zacharythomas8888]

Ummm Stevo even said he was doing dumbshit before he made it big so I would say 30 years thanks for the update though on googling Jackass air date 🧐

[@madibuzzer]

Josh is such an asset to the whole mythical universe. So excited to watch this series continue to grow

[@timmytommy2921]

Recognizing Josh’s immense talent and giving him his own channel to have creative control over was the best decision R&L have made in recent times.

[@SBfor16]

i love how real this show keeps itself, they ask the real questions n they aren’t afraid to get involved in what might be uncomfortable

[@Meatman8089]

Steve-Os journey through his pains, addictions, and subsequent sobriety gave me hope for myself to kick my painkiller snorting problem. I couldn't and wouldn't have succeeded without seeing someone deeper in the trenches get out and thrive. Distraction therapy works Steve-O. Thank you. ❤

[@xxicexx2273]

Steve talking about his mother and not understanding why God let her go through that really just helped me so thank you, I’m grateful to come across this and I hope he knows he at least has helped one person in this world with this story.

[@madonnapoco3881]

I am so glad to see Steve-O healthy and sober for 15 years. He's such an inspiration and proof that anyone can do it.

[@MacP2990]

Fr❤❤❤

[@jaitlinjohnson2934]

The new

[@ejaybugboythree]

I'd really love to see Brennan Lee Mulligan on here. See his thoughts on life and death as a whole, break down the magic of D&D and why being a Dungeon Master is something that called to him. Also I feel the energy between him and Josh would be amazing.

[@Simplywogwog]

Yes!!! Seeing Brennan hash out life with Josh would be so interesting

[@yourfavoritebubbe7444]

Seconded! please get Brennan on here. Or Aabria

[@spudrina]

was literally thinking that this morning lol he would be a great guest

[@Rasnarak]

YESSSS

[@berrygoodyay]

Oh my god yes please!!!!

[@vivalanina]

I love how Steve o holds a spoon like a little kid, whole hand over the top of the handle. He's never lost that kid in him but grew into a completely self respecting man.

[@leahcarmino2369]

This is my favorite series on KZbin. The conversations are so good and Raw and fun and the people coming on are amazing and so open. Not to mention Josh being such a great host and asking the best questions….its just so good lol please don’t ever stop this show!

[@carrieanthony-lt4ts]

Please keep these episodes coming. I absolutely love the last meals.❤ Steve-0 Is just really one of a kind, just so humble down-to-earth and a sweetheart.😊

[@TDKRISES88]

Love Steve-O. The fact that’s he turned his life around so much and is still the same guy really makes me happy. He’s the most chill guy ever.

[@JohnBeattie_]

Hearing him talk about recovery and how he feels 15 years largely not distracted is motivational. Addition, whether it’s your own or a close loved one is an ugly thing and Steve-o is a great advocate proving if he can do it, so can anyone else.

[@drinfernodds]

Especially for someone many people thought would be the first person to perish in Jackass, whether it be a stunt or through his drug addiction. It's incredible how far he's come along.

[@Zeuzkii]

can not help but tear up when they both talk about their parents. just really genuine people

[@justjeni83]

It was nice to hear Josh talk about his dad without the jokes.

[@TheHighGuy.]

Steve-O is so humble this video proved how we can all go from any addiction to a role model. Great video as always

[@cameronross9376]

Steveo seems like such a genuine person. He’s insane. But he’s so genuine and just HIM. and I love his story of getting out of addiction. I love his story with his dog. He just seems like he really truly cares and really truly appreciates people in his life and appreciates his feedback. I love it.

[@mkhoicute]

I love this series very much. Josh has been incredible, he connects with the guests very well (especially Tom Hanks, Posty and John Boyega episodes) Phenomenal works from Josh and the crew, hope that you could invite Gordon Ramsay and Sean Evans to the show, it would be epic 😊

[@weatherornot5376]

Sean Evans would be such a great guest!!!

[@winter1657]

And Ben Schwartz! My favorite episode

[@briannaberning4330]

Y'all obviously aren't real fans if you don't get the beef between Josh and Ramsey lol

[@MADPoltergeist]

Still waiting on that Jada Pickett Smith Video to be reuploaded

[@caseyleeangus]

As an anthropology student, this show is so incredibly fascinating!

[@stinkeestrwberry]

What I love about the Last Meal is the host is able to present really good questions without it seeming nosey or coming off offensive. He’s genuinely concerned and interested in his topics and shows that well! Love this show 💕

[@mommajibi]

I love how awesome Steve-O always is. So homey and down to earth. Super wise. He may be reckless, but he's also incredibly amazing. The radio thing....holy hell that was deep....Did not expect that

[@mogwai247]

Thank you for talking about your father and his struggles after heart surgery, Josh. That was a really vulnerable moment and very hard to share. I can see that you're still grappling with it but you're doing a great job here. Keep up the good work.

[@ArcRandom]

This series has been the biggest suprise from Mythical! I love it so much!

[@Ali-vf2zg]

I loved it. Watched Steve-o as a kid and now my son gets to watch him growing up. Its nice to see how much he's changed and can be his own inspiration in a new safer way.

[@rachelsherman6106]

Honest to god, Steve-O is the BEST guest you could pick to be on a show like this. He’s so inspiring, I got teary-eyed watching this episode!

[@kverrier]

this was such a good interview. I could listen to steve o talk all day

[@timobosch1492]

Damn, this was a great interview. Good job to Josh (and the team). Also, Steve-o is way more intelligent as he might appear. That became perectly clear in the first minutes of the interview. Awesome job guys. As said, hot ones quality.

[@Tamajyn69]

Steve-O didn't drop out to go to clown college because he's dumb, he did it because he wants to entertain people and make them happy. I hope one day society learns that being a doctor or a lawyer isn't the only measure of or road to success

[@MrVovansim]

Funny enough, Steve-O's appearance on Hot Ones was what alerted me to the fact that there's more to him than just dumb stunts. I've been a huge fan of him as a person since then, though I still cringe at his old work.

[@LordDragox412]

@@Tamajyn69 It was much harder to get into the clown college than to become a doctor or a lawyer.

[@sierra4766]

I had such a little girl crush on Steve-O as a kid during the jackass days, and now I have such a grown up respect for him. Every time I hear him in an interview he gives me a new view on life and helps me mentally keep going. So happy for how he lives today and his beautiful love story.

[@jesshigginbottom3866]

his example of the brain and the radio just changed my life ❤ Also, as a long term Mythical Beast, I’m so proud to see the channels thriving. So many amazing guests.

[@sammelisabeth7]

i've been binging these episodes all day because i just came across this channel but this and karamo are the ones where i've felt so moved, but you'd never expect it to come from Steve-O. Love this.

[@MultiAli13]

Steve o is so real. The answer to his “are you happy” question really made me realize that it’s okay for me to not be happy and I completely feel that.

[@hunterswartz4636]

This interview has 100% had me tearing up. Stevie-O had such a hold on my childhood and now to hear his beautiful words. Thank you for this

[@benamisai-kham5892]

Man. Steve-o's answer to 'are you happy?' really really hit home with me. Like, im not at the point of accepting my drowning in anxiety but being happy feels too foreign to my body and it over reacts to get it out, i think being happy is the scariest emotion of them all. Im scared that if im happy that my life will be ruined in moments.

[@kdramas1004]

Never had anyone put into words how well how I feel so deeply.

[@andrewbranch5900]

As an Englishman, thank you for giving our pickled onion passion a little love!

[@g4cky]

So delicious!

[@yellowpomegranate]

Swede here! Pickled onion monster munch is my all time favorite snack. I'm probably the reason our local english shop is staying afloat😂

[@andrewbranch5900]

@@yellowpomegranate On behalf of my country, we thank you!

[@afan2110]

As an American, I thank you and your country for this snack. Pickled onion is the BEST flavor monster munch.

[@DatBoiAntix]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but Steve-O's originally from the UK?

[@oxxnlool5195]

josh works so well with all of his guests its actually impressive

[@shawnfleee]

Not even halfway through the video and I can already say that this is a fantastic upload. The topics discussed so far were fascinating and the insights shared by Steve-O were quite refreshing when it comes to his outlook on life and how he deals with the thought and inevitability of death.

[@lizziebridge4244]

Hearing him talk about his mum is really insightful and gave a lot to think about. My dad died very suddenly last year (as in they found him after a few days, had an autopsy etc) and he was only 64. Then after that my husband's grandma (89) started to deteriorate and had a point this year of waking up each day like 'is today the day' and hearing Steve-o talk about the relief of his mother finally passing after suffering for so long makes me sorta grateful my dad went the way he did so I didn't have to watch him deteriorate. On the one hand the shock was something else and it was still a traumatic experience and I didn't get to say goodbye or come to terms with it but I know I would struggle to wake up each day wishing that he would die so he could be at peace and everyone could start to properly heal and grieve. Steve-o has got a lot of strength to not only go through that but to openly talk about it, same goes to my husband and Josh, its oddly comforting.

[@Evan-dm3si]

gosh I love Steve-O and how genuine he is

[@JaRew]

Love me some Steve-O. He reminds me of a close friend who passed away due to substance abuse and I like to imagine my friend is still with me when I’m watching Steve-O share his stories. Thanks for this introspective with him, it was really much more meaningful to me than I think most people would believe.

[@DUKE_of_RAMBLE]

To the friends we've lost... 🍺

[@jdxsea]

Iv'e lost my best friend recently and this comment got to me. So much love to you brotha!

[@Mythicalbeast_KatieWilson]

I'm so sorry you lost your friend! Sending you some love!

[@shanmarie4122]

I love that Josh's chaos really struggles to stay inside with more chaotic energy guests. His inner chaos is like I SEE YOU AND I WANT TO PLAY!!!!

[@KyleWheeler-eb8sv]

Perhaps not… Sometimes there’s something really comforting to be found in someone with similar trauma.

[@jaymzOG]

Man. Steve-O's thoughts towards the end about the universe experiencing itself and everything that happens being valuable to it in some way... I dunno why but it made me really emotional.

[@0ktk]

You know you're in for a treat (quite literally) when Steve-O stands up during a conversation

[@AttackRunRepeat]

I am so glad Steve-O got clean and was able to do these amazing things. Shout out to Knoxville for being a good friend and calling the grippy socks hospital for Steve-O.

[@tyrahartman7922]

Josh is soo good at having it as a conversation instead of it being a cut a dry w and a interview. That takes so much talent!!! This show has to blow up soon

[@gr8fakeh8monger]

This is the best interview I've ever seen. Thank you guys

[@amypierce6072]

Really fantastic interview. I’ve been following Steve-O’s progress for many years now, and being a semi-regular watcher of Mythical Kitchen, I couldn’t miss this. Really impressed with Josh especially, and the wonderful questions/discussions he brought forward. I learned more about both these men today, and I’m sharing this video with family! Bravo Josh and Mythical Kitchen!!! 👏👏👏

[@christianturturro1937]

I like how he wants everything to be vegan and then his main course is a full lobster 😂😂😂

[@kspade1788]

⁠​⁠@@beanthefaery23"vegan" with the exception for seafood is called pescatarian. Vegan is no animal products and no animal by-products at all, and believe it or not, bugs and "sea bugs" seafood is in the animal kingdom

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

​@@beanthefaery23both are cretinous

[@jshshh1041]

Could just have an issue with dairy products. The older I get, the more it messes with my stomach. Like if I had the option of a good tasting vegan grilled cheese, I'd go that route over eating regular cheese

[@kbooyaa]

See this is why I don’t like putting a label on my non-meat eating diet Lmao! let’s just let ppl eat what they’re comfortable with

[@dovahkiindragonborn7669]

​@@beanthefaery23no vegan means no animal products. Thats the literall definition of the term.

[@Bookofwords]

he'd pick british crisps for his last meal? truly a man of culture

[@tickledtoffee]

do you work for Josh's company/army?

[@Bookofwords]

​@@tickledtoffee What? I don't work for anyone. I don't even work.

[@youraveragepasser-by7367]

He used to live in the UK as a kid

[@spoons250]

He lived there from 2-19. Hes also a legal Canadian(moms country), American(dad) and Brizilian (born there while dad traveled for work). But he spent most of his time in the UK.

[@tickledtoffee]

@@Bookofwords haven't you seen Josh's racoon-based plans in every myth munchers episode?!

[@Gcool243]

Steve O is so cool man. Coming back from the kind of lifestyle he lived gives him so much wisdom and I’m so happy he’s around to share it

[@beatrixkiddo1895]

This video ran deeper than what mythical kitchen or good mythical morning usually does. What an icon, but such a real interview. *chef’s kiss”

[@brittanyprice8109]

This is my favorite Last Meals so far. Excellent job!!

[@christopherwolf2002]

"Are you happy?". Best answer ever. Love you steveo and you are still here to help inspire and share your love of life with people like me and others. Keep on keeping on. Hope you live a long and hustling life.

[@htgbookworm]

The crazy part of this interview show is that we actually get another layer of Josh's origin story in every episode. Trauma with a side of pecan pie.

[@armorykittington]

So excited to see the show returning with solid guests. Also, love everything about Steve-O's life philosophies. I feel like he stole them from my head.

[@birdofsatan]

I had never seen this show, but I love Steve and this is one of my favourite interviews of his. Such a great conversation to watch!

[@bexmw]

I was rewatching all the Hot Ones and watched Steve-O and Johnny Knoxville’s yesterday. I thought Sean was the best interviewer but this guy is also great! Can’t wait to binge.

[@vickylandry51]

I absolutely love how philosophical this episode is. Truly wonderful

[@megothefabulous]

Incredible episode, good work all around. Love seeing Steve-O doing well. My brother died from addiction, and it always warms my heart when people can fight and survive against such a terrible disease.

[@TheTekknician]

Steve-O is a more then perfect representation of how people just assume there isn't a shred of intelligence or little of that in performing artists (or those that create and conjure, should we say), no. I greatly appreciate the fact the man has great philosophical thoughts and Josh is vibing with that so wonderfully. I love the people that live outside of the box a bit more :)

[@tamaki5982]

5:13 BRO WHAT 😂 I WAS CAUGHT OFF GAURD BY THAT

[@bryannewton9220]

This is my favorite one yet thank you guys

[@angela7759]

This is the only content I've been genuinely interested in lately, thank you Josh and Mythical Kitchen! The Last Meals series goes crazy

[@HeWhoSlayethCain]

I like how it's been evolving, it's not as family friendly anymore, so many shows and things try to stay family friendly which I think is a hindrance, evolve as your fan base ages, and Mythical Kitchen has done that perfectly.

[@Munchkin895]

So deeply happy to see this powerhouse from my childhood doing so well. Sobriety couldn't have been easy to achieve but he did it and is on such an admirable trajectory. ❤

[@meganmarie6048]

so happy steve's still here... his advocacy for sobriety is so raw and real, makes the idea of sobriety seem so transcendental

[@joelbates8996]

I did not expect this interview to hit me so hard on an emotional level. Thank you Josh and Steve-O for your insight and genuinely thoughtful observations of life and death.

[@sarahjscooper]

Pickled Onion Monster Munch is undoubtedly the most ELITE snack! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@snorlax7163]

i feel like Steveo's idea of a last meal is the same as a 7 year olds idea of a last meal lmao

[@ArthropodJay]

and hes absolutely RIGHT

[@helloandgoodbye7286]

hes a suicidal 7 year old with adults power.

[@leachcreate]

my man coming in strong with the monster munch what a legend

[@jackbicknell4711]

Never backed a choice so strongly in all my life. Legendary snack.

[@sj0223]

I would do a lot of really weird stuff to be able to have a few bags of those. I'm obsessed with pickled onions and I think I was meant to be English because a pickled onion and cheese toasty is like the utmost level of foodporn for me.

[@LucyGHarrison]

​@@sj0223and here I sit with a grab bag of monster much, such a classy British lady hahaha

[@classic_joke]

3 full minutes haven't even passed and Stevo-O is already dropping heavy philosophy on us. I am so ready for this interview. This man is brilliant.

[@novAviator01]

And his pants very Steve-O of him

[@classic_joke]

@@novAviator01 LMAO true

[@SoupyGal]

I loved him as a guest, also so fun to listen to. Lots of wisdom.

[@taylorlee5428]

I’ve always admired Steve-O for being able to find that strength to get out of that dark place. It was something I wanted so badly for my mother. Unfortunately she didn’t find that strength before she overdosed 5 years ago. So happy and proud for ANYBODY that brings themself out of that place ❤

[@draimondi7]

Just taking a second to appreciate how Reese's cups and pecan pie are 2 of my favorite desserts of all time and it took this absolute madman to make me realize the perfect marriage of the 2

[@yoda5436]

steve-o is the fun uncle we all wish we had but would probably be absolutely terrified if we actually had him as an uncle

[@felicitymorin3656]

this is easily my favorite video series on youtube. i love the concept and the execution is great. and i’m sorry STEVE-O👏 the guests just keep getting better and better. well done

[@lainet.4466]

As someone who has never been a fan of Steve-O or Jackass, I have to say, this interview was really enlightening and Steve-O's outlook is, dare I say, inspiring. Especially when he qouted that it's better to regret the things you have done than the things you haven't. You certainly have a way with bringing out people's vulnerability and the hidden depths of their personality I'll certainly keep watching.

[@CzaroTheInfinite]

Steve-O is deep!!!! So glad to see him around still!!!! This was a great interview and awesome to see what questions Josh had for him

[@Jakey4000]

Damn, y'all are really smashing out some great guests now

[@AgentPilot]

I don't think I can express with words how much I love Steve-O. I was a huge Jackass fan as a teen, and watching him become the man he is today has been so emotional and inspiring. I hope he realizes one day that at least part of his purpose is being a guiding light for a lot of people trying to pull themselves out of addiction and mental health slumps.

[@therealbuttsmcgee]

You said it so well!

[@ToastyBits]

I cannot believe how eye opening this episode is and im not even 30% done. Also, I cannot believe that Steve-O is the one to cure my existential dread.

[@kerryhoey9822]

speaking from someone who is in early sobriety this episodes means the world to me so from the bottom of my heart thank you

[@johnnybillz3043]

Can’t wait to buy the special on your website. This Saturday buying & watching with some buddys

[@haliensexist]

I never realized how similar Josh and Steve-O's energy are but I'm loving the vibes!