Dax Shepard's Kids Were Shocked To Learn He's Famous 

No, she doesn't

Shhhhh let's keep it a secret

That was the best response. I wish I'd see it in real time 😂

I want to like this, but I don't want to ruin a good thing.

@@palacinkasmarmeladou shrfgjgfgvcgggghhhhhjjjlnjijuuhjghggcggffg

Same, same

Mid bood sister

Aren't we all

Same

that’s exactly what I’m doing 😂

You should check out his podcast! It's great

Jamie Pinto i think I will!

Thats so true especially when he tells stories on his podcast. I always imagine the scenarios 😂

He's camouflaging with the couch....

Tbh

I love that he embraces it and just doesn’t care. He seems super proud of her

Ya, what was up with that? Dax was so animated and interesting. I'm both surprised and dissapointed as to how Colbert handled himself. Dax deserved better.

Ugh ikr. It felt like he was uninterested and rushing Dax to finish the story so he could whip out the photo of the 40-foot wheel

Also he basically dissed the show anyway saying he meh to hearing spin the wheel

That's pretty on-brand for Colbert haha

Dax has told this story before on different interviews so I think Colbert was just obligated to ask him about it at this point.

Nailed it

Brilliant my dude.

Brava sir.

Best comment of the year

👏👏👏

No

Yes

no ?

Nah

Lol... hes an actor on a talk show doing promo... what is humble or wholesome about that?

That's... a good point. ;)

How do you know that’s how his daughter acts lol

@@jenniferhaining1230 becauseeee Jenniferrr! That's how small girls speak.

Right?!

Maybe the chair is PART OF HIM! O.o

That’a boy Blue!

As soon as he walked out I thought ahh he’s gonna blend in.

Cliff Chase Don’t share that shit buddy

...or part of the '70's! 😀

I'm just appreciating.

They're so tight, makes his legs look atrophied. 😂🤣

No complaints over here

They aren't even tight, they are just fitting.

He's packing tho

What do they do whenever they run through the handful of people in the world that would actually meet this criteria?

@@LuLuLately I'm sure they could find a veteran or firefighter or emt or something

There are plenty of people that stop and help with wrecks, you just never hear about it.

@@LuLuLately there’s 7 billion people on this planet. The good outweigh the bad. May not seem like it because we only hear about the bad stuff.

Yassssss fellow Armchaireeeee

He's hilarious - especially on Ellen.. Ask Dr Dax section is hysterical.. (-: (-:

Yessss. I could do without Monica though. I wish she had a better sense of humor, like Sona in 'Conan O'Brien needs a friend'

@@AAA44237 Sona's laugh is annoying but she's a decent cohost besides the laugh. Listen, and once you hear it, you cant stop hearing it.

@@cinimous Damn you!!!!

Don't screw it up then!

plus she does all this work for charities and some UN thing i need to find out more, goes to africa to work with the charities she cares about people full stop.

They are 2 of the best people ever. I strive to be as good as them

@@HeartInstinct just focus on improving your emotional intelligence and your empathy will help you be better. emotional intelligence can be improved on and learned if only more tried. If your all good on that front then just give yourself what you need (time, forgiveness, food ?? etc) so that you can be there for other people too. You use your Oxygen mask first and all that.

Let's go to prison

My kids loved that movie 😁

BRUH!!!! 👀

plus she does all this work for charities and some UN thing i need to find out more, goes to africa to work with the charities she cares about people full stop.

Yes, they really enjoy each other.

Kill a prostitute and find out.

In my experience, it's when people (strangers) recognize you - probably to the point they will talk to you. Either about [whatever you're 'famous' for] or the: "You're Dax Shepherd, aren't you?" Which is a totally common and frequent thing people say, but also really really dumb in normal conversation. I do know someone who used to constantly get people who'd say: "It's you, isn't it?" To which he'd always reply, "Yeah, it is me." This particular person is a friend of a friend and *is* globally famous, and I do think that exchange is hilarious. (He always keeps it going: "But it's *really YOU* - yeah?" Yeah, it's really me. "And you're YOU." Yup, I'm me. Etc.) But speaking from personal experience with a person I know very well - a family member - who is 'very famous' in certain circles & in a specific location (globally, & then even more specifically within that country); I always found it very weird to be with this person when people just start talking to them. E.g. They met them once, like a decade ago, at a fundraiser [or ...?] and - if someone is 'famous' to that person within that situation, they're always going to remember it. To me, it's very weird they can speak about it as if they expect the 'famous person' to remember a conversation. (I don't even assume people I met a decade ago will remember me.) Also in that scenario, I'd say when someone really is 'famous' they are so used to this happening that they can have an entire conversation with that person and make them feel like they actually *do* know exactly what/where/when they are talking about. Or a conversation about [topic/area they are 'famous' in]. Then that person goes away & can say, "I just had an entire conversation with *DAX SHEPHERD* about Idiocracy!" / "I talked computers with *BILL GATES* yesterday!" / "I had an amazing conversation with [sports player] about [game I was at] when they won [whatever]!" Sure, there are people like, e.g. Obama, or Oprah, or Pink, or Leonard di Caprio etc. whose fame crosses almost all boundaries; but I would say if you needed one actual definition, it would be recognition. And I do think that's when something is just out of your control, like they say here. (And sorry for all the '___' - but I really intended to mark my own experience/ definition. They *were* all deliberate... unsure if that's now an explanation or confession!)

@@gmun2248 Well articulated 👍🏽👍🏽

In my opinion, its when ya see him eat incredibly hot wings and you're genuinely interested.

@@rsand2009 This is the smartest reply here and no one liked this? Crazy!!!! I agree. If you end up as a guest on Hot Ones you know you have truly made it.

And what's way cool about that show is now I'm the proud owner of the ball that bounces inside The Wheel's awesome body where it's 48 amazing wedges are. Is that crazy or what? 🥰 Yay! (Giggles)

I thought the opposite, I see all good comments!

barely any hate here tho lol

Where? 🤔

Balance is better than fakery

Acionna Anassa unless it’s brought on by sheer jealousy as I suspect it is. People hate people who have it all, for obvious reasons.

That Timberlake one is infamous. Dax should have Justin on the podcast and bring it full circle. I’d love to hear Justin’s thoughts on that Punk’d episode.

When he was naked around Jessica Alba? I think of that way more often than I expected hahah

And he still looks the same.

I would LOVE for them to star in a movie together!

I always think he looks like a character that Dax Shepard would play :-)

Same here, think it's because he and Kristen are so open and honest. Something celebrities lack