Telling somebody to set the deadlifts down softer

is the most ignorant thing you could say.

When you deadlift, it's impossible

not to bang the weights.

Just like it's impossible for me

not to bang your mom.

I'm gonna bang something,

it's either the weights or your mom.

- [Man in black and white tee-shirt] This is a very

technical question, with much debate.

- This is a very technical question, with much debate.

And as a scientist, only I am qualified to answer it.

- Cool.

(new age ambient music)

- My name is Mike Tornabene, I'm part of a two-men

writing team slash business called Mike And Gian.

- My name is Gian Hunjan.

I'm the co-creator of Mike And Gian comedy.

We make the Dom Mazetti videos.

And currently the Bro Science videos.

- Gian and I have been doing this for close to four years.

You put in the work, you put out a video,

you get people to follow, you repeat.

- [Mike] I've played Dom Mazetti.

Playing this character

and people just think that that's me.

You've ever win two gold medals

in the same category, uh-huh uh-huh!

They think sometimes just the, a douche bag.

You know, being an animal on camera.

For the record, I apologize to any

super hardcore fans, if I break your heart,

but I'm actually not Dom Mazetti.

I'm doing a way?

I got this?

- What goes into a Bro Science video

is Mike and I usually just start of

and we'll just start outlining it.

The toughest part is the writing.

- You know, we'll think about things like

what's topical, what do we have to talk about,

what do we find funny?

Should I be taking pre-workout?

I'm addicted to pre-workout.

We did have a joke in one of the Ask the Professors,

it was how do you choose your pre-workout?

And we said we based it on a couple of factors,

(mumbling) if the ingredients sound like

they could be light saver fuel.

Well I don't say, I don't think we

can be very informative as far as

actually finding out how to work out properly.

But we're informative in the sense of

getting it in on gym culture.

But at the end of the day,

it's just always got to be funny.

- The -- - Break --

(Mike and Gian laughing)

- What was that from John Kiefer? - Yeah.

(Gian laughing) - Dude was big on it.

- [Mike] Alright, what do we got left on this bullet point?

- [Gian] We got a amphetamine possibility.

Potential for the FDA pulling it.

Flavors, turn-up factor, influence.

Promise of results.

- [Mike] So we got a good amount.

- So lunch?

- Yeah.

- [Gian] Right.

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- [Mike] What do you get going on street guy?

- Trying to line up some dates but ...

- How's that going?

- [Gian] It's gone, I try to not do online dating

as much as I have been.

- [Gian] So Mike and I grew up together in New Jersey,

we've been good friends since we're in second grade.

- And we started Mike and Gian,

I believe senior year of college.

We never thought of YouTube or the Internet

as like a place we could actually

have a living, a career.

- Schedule wise, let's do a standalone pre-workout video.

then an Ask the Professor.

- And then are we going to jump right in into

like a Day in the Life?

- Yeah

- [Mike] Okay, we're just gonna jump right into it.

- [Gian] Let's do it.

That's why I like working with you,

because always on the same page, you know?

- Vibe, dude.

- [Gian] Yeah.

- (mumbling), cheap.

- [Gian] Done deal.

- I've been in Cali too long.

- Yeah dude.

- [Mike] Why are we doing this?

- Talking about vibes and cheap.

(ambient note)

- [Mike] You know I moved out here with Gian.

My girlfriend's out here too.

Basically, once our day's over,

it's just like sit down and be glad

that we're the spending time with each other.

My friend Ken, one of my best friends from childhood

and his girlfriend came out to visit for the week and --

We used to be, (Ken chuckling)

Oh it was me, I used to be crazier in high school.

I was like more extroverted and just like.

Yeah, now it's like, I just --

- [Ken] Extroversion,

- really, don't see a need

to be loud Dom Mazetti, yeah.

- It's a good character. - It sounds fitting.

(Mike laughing)

- [Ken's girlfriend] You were worried.

You were worried that he was actually

going to be like that.

- [Mike's girlfriend] I wouldn't talk to him

if he was actually like that.

- [Mike] So I've got that element of surprise.

Now I'm like such a douche bag and so obnoxious,

it's like, anything I am other than that,

is like "Wow, okay!", so --

- [Ken] What a total relief. - Yeah!

- The guys meet me and like,

"Dude, you're just boring as hell."

(Ken laughing) - Sorry to disappoint, bro.

(everyone laughs)

- I think I just enjoy hanging out and

just telling jokes with my friends.

That's what I like to do, having a drink,

sit down outside and just talk about stories and laugh.

- Future of Bro Science, what we want to do

is just pump out quality content consistently

for the foreseeable future.

- YouTube never existed?

Geez, I'd like to think I'd find a way.

But without it, it'd be a lot different.

- [Voiceover] Where would you be if YouTube never existed?

- Probably on Vimeo.

(everybody laughs)

- Nah (laughs).

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