Danger Ehren Has No Pity For The New Jackass Cast - Steve-O's Wild Ride! Ep  

Something tells me no 1 gets paid better than min wage. Lmao

If they didn’t give Steve O a raise. Pretty sure no one did lol

@@2dope278 True lol

@@gooeystuff6726 If that’s true the Jackass crew needs to rework their compensation lol!

considering poopies only got $35k idk

It only cost him a testicle

his second time being the best part of a JA movie,

That pogo stick was the worst

@@kevindimas253 The bowling ball from 4.5 was absolutely gnarly

Hell yeah!

Oh man i agree, that shit was insane! I'm glad Ehren is finally getting the respect he deserves.

@@TomGallagherSuperboyBeyond 100% mate

I'm a woman and that one made me feel nauseous. I can't imagine how painful that was. Ehren is a champ.

@@guen4413 aye man the exploding ball thing has always been a fear of mine 😂 my nephew was wrestling with his brother and had to go to hospital because his balls got twisted round inside his sack hahahahaha. Fuckin horrible 😂😂

It’s all about choice .

Idk I always liked watching the Jackass crew bully him

@Sharks I think he's used to breaking his neck by now

@Sharks yeah he also hit his head pretty hard with the motor but luckily he was wearing a helmet

Ehren barely got a word in and was never able to finish what he was trying to say.

Nah fr tbh he was acting like a prick in this interview.

@@derekperry261 I agree with you. I think he’s gotten a bit cocky recently.

Steve admits he’s a attention whore

His co-host only asks Steve questions. Very annoying

at least he adds to and furthers the story when he does. Most podcasters dont when they interrupt

@@Shadow0fd3ath24 That's fair - one reason why I have a hard time with 2B1C at times. But I would like for stories to be finished by Danger, for example, rather than started by them and then interrupted/finished by Steve-O

I agree with you, but I think it's the ADHD of his personality. I don't think he really does it on purpose. I think he just gets so excited to tell his part that he can't wait. Totally agree with you though, I adore the podcast and I have so much love for Steve-O. I say this as a person who suffers hardcore from ADHD, it's REALLY friggin hard not to interrupt when you're excited. However, I'm with you, I'd love to see Steve-O keep working on it, because he's the friggin man. It's already easily my favorite podcast, and it's only going to get better with time I think.

I remember when Steveo had Wozniak (creator of Apple) on the show, and Steveo literally interrupted him numerous times to tell about one of his stunts where he ran into a wall or whatever... Like come on man.. This is Wozniak, we want to hear his story!

true, i've noticed that too. love steve-o though he's a good host

Sometimes it takes genius to play a fool

I don’t know, you can kinda tell Ehren’s too self-aware for his own good sometimes. In some bits he looks like he’s the only guy really thinking through the terrible things that are about to happen to him, so he looks the most foolish.

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Intelligent?? I don't count any of them as intelligent. Intelligent is a powerful word. I think you just meant Not Dumb.

@@Speedster189 Look up the Podcast Raab Himself did with Ehren, it was the biggest surprise to hear him talk about very deep subjects. It also was the first interview where people went "Okay, that was a total surprise, I always thought that Ehren was a dickhead, but he's not."

The only way to give up a habit is to making giving up a habit, a habit.

What he described is *not* an addict, not an alcoholic.

I didn't realize how hurt he got from it 😂

Thats a good point. For quitting weed i had to replace it with other interests, hobbies & social interaction… Talking about weed would just keep my mind on it

i can see that some people might need that structure/accountability to get sober, but there's an equal amount of people that don't need it. i'm 60 days sober from a 20+ drink per day alcohol habit and don't think meetings would help - it would be redundant. i already wanted to get sober for months, more than anything, but the withdrawals kept me stuck where i couldn't function without drinks. when i finally got medical assistance/supervised withdrawal to quit safely (seizures are a major risk with alcohol), i was able to break the cycle no problem. like you said the biggest thing is having the desire and determination to get sober. trying to live a normal life and spending meaningful time with family, friends, pets has been the best longer term treatment. that being said, i understand that there are people that may lack the determination or good relationships with family/friends, and meetings may help those people. whatever it may be: if it works for you, keep doing it!

Yeah I agree with your Sergio. I think you are so right about that.

Dude, Stevo was probably that far gone that he couldn’t even comprehend he’s own existence! He is just so lucky that he had people and finances around to get him the help he needed. Everyone’s got a different stories, tho as humans we are all very similar but no one is quite the same

I've always felt that the way NA/AA hammer it into people that you are completely powerless to your addiction is not only absolute bullshit, but also an extremely dangerous and detrimental mindset to be instilling into vulnerable people. Understanding the power you have over your thoughts and actions is perhaps one of the most important things that you will ever learn as a human being, and NA/AA totally strips that away from you.

Rotten toatos is just and industry scam. great films made by production companies that rival ones owned by the owners of RT get low scores, its a rigged metric!

We about to bust you in your grill dawg…. Yeah yo grill daaaawgg.

That is without a doubt, one of the worst movies I have ever seen. For sure, it was the jackass cameos that evaluative that piece of shit. Good Ol’ Preston and fat guy running to port-a-potty.

HAHA GRIND. I always think of Sheckler saying "I'M 12 BITCH" in that movie XD

I agree. I enjoyed the interview, but that was a bad take from Ehren.

In Forever , yah….. but steve-O and especially Knoxville got him beat over the years as far as gnarly.

Crazy _shit_ 🤣 Perfect term for Dave England haha (But yea I adore him. Particularly the fire hose stunt)

See I disagree a bit. If you really have a bad problem with drugs or alcohol, there’s basically no way you can stop on your own. I don’t think Ehren was that bad if he could just stop one day. I’m not saying he didn’t suffer, but someone who is truly addicted will most likely need a lot of support to stop.

@@spiralout1839 Support comes in many different forms. Addiction is not a “one size fits all” type of problem.

Loomis yes and Dave Weathers and Manny

@@dennistafeltennis1190 Manny is in the podcast in episode 75.

It’s two different schools of thought and that’s fine. Steveo is AA sober and the cornerstone of that is you can’t do it by yourself, that’s how I got sober too, it worked for me and I’m glad it did, but the same things don’t work for everyone.

Saaame.

Oh it’s gonna be narlier u bet .just watch

Ehren, dude, Ehren.... Do you pronounce it as, "Air-RON", or "Air-REN".

@@yamahakid450f Haha, that was partially autocorrect but I'll admit I didn't know how to spell it thanks for pointing it out

@@midsummercrop8446 it's in the title of the video...

@@guen4413 yeah that's what I was going off when trying to spell it. I learned to spell it as Aaron and fucked it up. Simple mistake I apologize for offending people.

@@midsummercrop8446 No is offended, man! Just a little confused cuz it's right in the title hahaa

100% agreed!

raab needs to get back on the ball with the podcast. Bathroom Break was great! Hope he hasn’t given up completely

Good call

That's Steve-O

@@codyduncan5414 it's also a podcast hes gotta learn to stop doing it every goddam time. We watch to hear from the guests.

He’s convinced he’s more interesting than the person he’s speaking to

@@mrheal420 i agree whole heartedly. It's years of drug abuse....SteveO* is a good dude with a heart, I think...could just be marketing but I think he's genuine.

@@codyduncan5414 he is. maybe he'll see this and try to stop. I'm like him alot but this bugs me when I watch his podcasts.

Where did Ryan go?

@@galvanizedgnome Ryan passed away in 2011

Matt, I've known some people who did the program, and I think that for them to succeed they had to but 100% faith into said program... That complete faith skews their attitude towards it regarding other people.

i agree with you, but some people need to adopt a hard core set of world views to help them over there addictions; we all Know stevo wants to drink still cuz he says so; is that better then DANGER who stoped alone? i think so because DANGER can have wine were as STEVO fears a sip of a mixed drink accidentally consumed; all i can say is STEVO got clean how it worked for him to do so; if he thinks deep that "he didnt have to, he did it with other people" ect it unravels the reaility of the pain he had; but in the end YOU do something; no a group or a doctor or anyone; you build a biz, you save money, you invest...AND YOU GET SOBER. god has nothing to do with it, and when we "give up the power to a higher power" i think thats STUPID AND BACKWARDS because the power is OURS, yours and mine; we have ALL THE CONTROL and thats why im glad you said your comment; im not the only one who disaproves of the attatude, but i accept thats the posative brainwash STEVO used to get him clean, i think he could use a chat with a good therapist who dont belive in medications tho; because HE got sober, no one else, he should realize it as HIS greatness and achivment. they are bolth great and inspirational people. thank you for shareing your thoughts as your not alone and i belive your thoughts are as close to the truth as caan be

@Sharks will power is the greatest power on earth. imagination and will power have made everything we see besides nature. anything is possible with these 2 things.

Steve O needs it, and he is so stoked on helping others that he promotes what worked for him in an effort to help as many others as he can. That said, no one has ever done anything on their own, ever. We all stand on the shoulders of those who came before.

He got over the addict part but not the "being full of himself" part. Steve-O thinks he's hot shit and is a complete sell-out, he's a walking/talking billboard for products to make money. I understand he never made his money back in the day and is making up for it now but it's just so shameless. Maybe it's not really worth judging considering people need to make a living. I also just wish he had a little more respect for people rather than competitiveness. He has a hard time sharing the spotlight with anyone, or also allowing someone to take the spotlight.

Drones

Except when it gives good footage

The entire ensemble has become obsessed with success that they no longer care who get's hurt because.....we did it too! It's a self-serving, ego-centric way to justify success at all costs.

Come on, you get the content yourself, it also costs money to produce a podcast. You can just fast forward through the ad. I feel people nowadays don’t see the value in anything anymore and just want stuff for free. He also needs to think about his retirement probably at 70 when he can’t do any of this shit anymore

Bam is in a death spiral. There is a point when you have to distance yourself emotionally. All you are doing is allowing the person to increase the pain you will feel as they try to drag you down too.

Do you know what a buisness is?

Bruh gets paid by the word/ minute 😂

😂

And Doctor prescribed drugs

Fast forward, it works. Whatever keeps Steveo going is cool with me.