Shame Rate Fake British Accents, Radiohead, and Fake IDs

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Fake IDs.

Underrated. Massively underrated.

I actually had an, I don't have it with me,

but I only just turned 21 since our first time in America.

Before that I had a European driving permit

that said my name was Charleston Bean.

My address was MI6.

I was 28 years old and I could legally drive a truck

and that worked in 30 states of America.

Yeah.

So underrated all the fucking way.

But then your real ID didn't even work in Boston.

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Who's Christian Rock?

Shut up.

[laughs]

Yeah, no, underrated.

I just feel like there's not enough of it going around

and I love it.

Not enough wholesome riffs.

Yeah.

That's what I'm after.

That's the salvation right there.

They preach a good message most of the time, yeah.

Yeah, that's how you get sales.

Underrated, definitely.

That's how you break America.

They actually do sell a lot of records,

Christian rock bands, so.

Maybe they're overrated.

There's a lot of money in religion.

Yeah.

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Suckin' toes?

I'm gonna go ahead and say overrated.

I have never done it.

I haven't ventured that far down south yet,

so I can't really say.

Don't be coarse, now.

I mean, if there are any people out there who are into

that sort of thing, fair play.

It's not my cup of tea.

I don't kink shame, bro.

Yeah, if you like it, you like it.

Yeah, I don't kink shame.

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Vocal lessons.

What do you reckon, Steen?

[laughs]

It's your birthday comin' up, buddy.

[laughs]

Um, I don't know.

For me, I've never tried it out so I can't really say.

Really?

That's pretty fuckin' clear.

Maybe overrated.

It depends on what you want to do though.

I mean, he's never had them and--

If you want to sing.

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And he sing here.

So maybe they're overrated.

[woos]

Josh.

But then again, would you say you sing?

I say, yeah.

I don't know what I say I do.

I say I'm lucky,

There's like Michael Buble and then there's you.

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There's George Michael, Nina Simone.

Michael Buble is basically the better one is

what we're saying. Josh Groban, you know.

Man's got some pipes.

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I think musically I'm into them.

But they're kinda like the Red Hot Chili Peppers,

you know, a lot of people like to hate on them.

Well, no.

Their music.

I mean the Red Hot Chili Peppers are terrible.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are shit.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Red Hot Chili Peppers--

If you see anyone getting slagged off online,

it's either gonna be Radiohead or Red Hot Chili Peppers.

I would like to see a Radiohead

and Red Hot Chili Peppers club actually somewhere.

I recently found out that Flea is incredible

at the French horn.

That's amazing.

Yeah.

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Fake British accents, underrated.

I'm gonna say underrated.

Anything that's fake in an accent I enjoy.

I think mainly because we do a lot of accents a lot.

We do do a lot of accents.

I imagine from the reverse side

it might be a bit strange meeting someone

and they just immediately put on your accent.

It would be hypocritical.

I'm still yet to hear an American

do a good English accent though.

Madonna.

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There are few things I feel patriotic about,

but I would never betray my country

and watch the American Office.

I think you guys are usually pretty bad

at taking English shows

and doing the U.S. version of The Inbetweeners.

It's so shit.

[Steen] And The Peep Show.

[Charlie] U.S. Peep Show.

There's a U.S. Peep Show?

It's so bad. There's only one.

There's only like the pilot episode.

It's got Howard from The Big Bang Theory in it.

[groans]

It's so bad.

If they ever try and make a U.S. version--

Where'd my country go?

Where'd my country go?

If they make a U.S. version of Alan Patridge,

I think I'd refuse to come back to this country.

I'd leave my [mumbles].

Take a pinch of [mumbles].

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Underrated. I'm gonna say overrated.

I like parents at shows.

It makes me nervous; my parents are very critical.

Harshly critical.

It makes me eager to perform.

Charlie's dad actually came up

with the name for our band.

He did.

[Josh] Yeah, Lennon.

My dad has a rotating series of shame shirts

that he wears seven days a week.

He genuinely will not be seen without one.

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Do you remember when he was crying at our London show?

I do remember that, yeah.

He was right over the front, just, you know, letting it go.

Crying, in the middle of the--

That's why I was looking down.

It really took me out of it.

I looked down and I was like, Dad, stop crying.

I think parents crying at your shows is underrated.

And then when he was moshing in Leicester

and it was like, God.

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