GQ Men of the Year 2024: Red Carpet Livestream

[gentle upbeat music]

Hello and welcome to the first-ever live stream

of GQ's Annual Men of the Year.

I'm Chris Black.

And I'm Jason Stewart.

We do a podcast called How Long Gone.

And I'm Fanum, and tonight we're coming at you live

from West Hollywood

where we're honoring the 2024 GQ Men of the Year.

This is the 29th one of these,

and we thought, how better to celebrate the big 29

than with a big old live stream?

We got some stars coming in here tonight,

like Dwayne The Rock Johnson, John Mulaney,

and Pharrell Williams.

And we've got six-time Grammy nominee

Shaboozey performing.

It's one of the hottest parties of the year.

We're on the red carpet and the guests are en route.

The theme tonight, as you can see, is American Rodeo.

And I'm just as surprised as you are.

And I'm gonna be here holding it down on the red carpet,

chatting up with the biggest stars

as they make their way to the party, all right, guys?

All right, Fanum. We'll see you later, bro.

Let's rock. Let's do it.

Thank you for holding it down.

All right. All right.

Right here on the right,

we've got our silhouette cactus wall looking exquisite.

And then the good people over at GQ

built our very own saloon.

Oh, yeehaw.

For all the GQ cover stars

and whoever else might be stopping by.

We've got our own house band.

Give it up for the Wrong Way Gang.

Woo! [gentle music]

And we've got our very own rodeo dancers.

Yee-haw!

[upbeat music]

[crowd cheering and clapping]

And in case things go completely off the rails,

we've got an emergency marching band.

[upbeat music] [crowd cheering]

They're here to get us out of trouble.

So if things go off the rails,

they'll come back and bail us out, Chris.

You ready to get things started?

Let's get things started.

[gentle music]

We're here with our friend

and host of tonight's festivities,

Will Welch, Editor-in-Chief of GQ.

How're you doing, bro?

Howdy y'all, I'm happy to be here.

All right, so Will,

GQ Men of the Year is live for the very first time.

What were you thinking, pal?

Live.

Well, actually, one year ago,

I was staying at a nearby hotel

after this very event

and the ghost of Hank Williams came to me

and he said, Son, I see a live stream.

The 29th annual Men of the Year.

We gotta take it up a level-

There needs to be a content wall, Will.

Do you understand me?

His breath smelled like whiskey and cigarettes.

You knew what you had to do.

[Will] Yeah. Live stream time.

From that moment on.

So you've already had a drink with many of the cover stars.

What kind of tea does John Mulaney like?

John and I both did an English breakfast,

piping hot, and no sugar, no milk.

Okay, so speaking of drinking, Will,

it's true that we don't have drinks allowed here

in the saloon,

but out in the party there's gonna be alcohol, right?

Yes. This will be a party with alcohol.

It's a saloon with alcohol.

Okay, 'cause it's not allowed here for some reason.

Yeah, just not for you guys.

Okay. Yeah.

[Jason] Because I'm liable to say something.

Wrong Way Gang can drink all they want, but-

They're drunk, I can tell.

Okay, so we're, okay.

We're being policed.

They're not mic'd up, but we are.

And I could say something ungentlemanly

that could get this whole thing shut down.

It's live television baby.

All right. Okay.

All right, so we got three covers to stars here tonight.

John Mulaney, Pharrell Williams,

and Dwayne The Rock Johnson.

So you've got all three weight classes represented.

Who do you plan on having them fight?

And can we expect a Jake Paul Men of the Year next year?

Mm.

I'm team Mike Tyson and I'll take all bettors.

Hell, yeah. [crowd cheering]

Make some noise for Mike Tyson.

If anybody wants to bet with me tonight, just come see me.

I got the hat on.

And what was the other part of the question?

Something about Mulaney and Pharrell,

and Dwayne Johnson being different weight classes?

You just had all the-

This is not, this is a night of love, not fighting.

From bears to twinks.

You got all of them covered maybe.

Who are they gonna fight horizontally?

What we're getting at is Jake Paul,

is really where we're getting at.

And you said you're going Mike Tyson.

And what I'm getting at is Mike Tyson.

Okay, fair enough. I'm with-

GQ is a Jake Paul-free zone forever.

You heard that here first, brother.

All right. [Chris laughing]

Men of the Year is one of the toughest parties to get into.

Notoriously for all the people at home,

including us who are not able to get in.

What exactly goes on in there?

Please share.

What's popping behind those doors?

I've seen y'all at several Men of the Year parties but-

I did meet Megan Thee Stallion-

Yeah. Last year,

which was a highlight.

I don't necessarily remember them too much.

Well, yes, I do understand it's the English breakfast,

you know, but basically, yeah,

it's a hard party to get into.

But with this live stream,

everybody can- Everybody's here.

Everybody can play a role here this year.

[Jason] Hit the saloon doors open on this web stream.

And look, if we're building a Rodeo Saloon for the 29th,

imagine what's coming for the 30th.

I mean, if Hank comes back to me tonight,

like all bets are off.

[Chris] Wow.

You here to here First America.

All right, Will, we need to get back

and you need to get back to your hosting duties.

Thanks for coming down to the saloon.

Thank y'all for hosting. Thank you, Will.

[crowd cheering] We appreciate it.

Make some noise for Will Welch.

[gentle upbeat music]

Things are looking good over there

and it sounds like Fanum's chatting with someone.

Let's throw to him now.

What up, Fanum?

Noah Lyles, you are the fastest man

in the world right now.

And you're also the guy with drip.

So I wanna know, how fast does it take for you

to get ready for the red carpet tonight?

Shoot.

How fast you need me, man? [laughs]

Okay, okay, I like that. All right.

You've been killing it on the runway too.

You think it's time for you to be a full-time fashion icon?

What's really going on?

You know, I got some things in the works.

I'm actually out here shooting a commercial with Y3,

a little later on this week, so expect to see that.

You know, I've been doing a lot of things with Adidas,

you know, just tryna get my hand in as many pots as I can,

you know, just finding my flow finding my vibe.

All right.

As the fastest man alive, what's one thing you need

to do in life when it's time to slow things down?

Shoot, I play League of Legends with the boys, you know?

[Fanum] That's hard.

Yeah, man.

We just be out there. We just be playing, you know?

I'm not that good at it, but you know,

we just out here for the vibes.

All right, all right, all right.

So I'll seen you race IShowSpeed.

That's my mans right there.

[Noah laughing]

What's the chance of you racing down this red carpet?

What's up?

Shoot, how much money you got,

bro? [Fanum laughing]

I don't work for free no more.

I already heard it.

All right, listen. Thank you, man.

Enjoy the rest of the night. All right.

I appreciate it, man.

Let's do it.

[upbeat music] [crowd cheering]

It's time for us to meet our first GQ cover star.

Let's take a look behind the scenes at his cover shoot.

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[camera clicks] [upbeat music]

[dog barking] [upbeat music]

[camera clicks] [upbeat music]

Comedian of the Year, John Mulaney!

Let's go, John. [crowd cheering]

Get out here.

[gentle music]

John, sorry.

Welcome to the saloon, John.

Welcome to our saloon.

Thank you for having me.

Thank you for having me.

What did you think about the dance intro that you got?

I thought that was staggeringly good,

and a lot of work went into it.

And I think that they should come out here

and do it again right now.

That's a good, that's a good idea.

Let's get 'em out here, guys.

Just kidding. Don't do that.

This is my favorite Coen brothers movie, by the way,

so it's nice to be in it.

I know you're a cinephile, so it's-

Absolutely, this is all of them mashed together,

which is what I like about it.

A combo. A combo.

I know you've hosted a live talk show.

Yes. Jason and I are new to this.

Obviously, we'd love some advice from an old pro.

You've never done podcasts live?

No, we've done that, but not with, on this level-

Not with video. Not on this level.

Okay, I would say if you ever are in doubt, time and temp.

What does that mean? Like it's 7:08 right now.

I'd call it 64 degrees.

Wind's coming out of the southwest.

All that shit. That's all great.

Okay. All that type of detail.

Okay. Take phone calls.

And no matter what happens, keep going.

This is great.

This is going well. Did you think the phone-

If you just say this is going well,

people at home go, all right-

That's what I'm doing right now.

So you thought the phone calls went well on your show?

Well, I said they did.

So that's all that matters.

That's the bottom- That was great. Next call.

And they were all pretty mediocre.

[Chris and Jason laughing]

All right, John, now that you've glowed up yourself

into a Chad Mulaney type of situation.

[Chris laughing] [crowd laughing]

You're a GQ cover girl,

the hair is flowing

and sometimes it's wet. Yeah.

What does it feel like to be an emerging hair icon?

Oh, wow.

Sometimes my hair is wet.

[crowd laughing]

[Jason] On purpose.

On purpose, yeah.

Showering, bathing, swimming.

Let's name other ways hair gets wet.

To be a hair icon, look, it was an expensive wig,

so the fact, and the stapling hurt.

So to get it in there, have it locked in.

You earned this. Absolutely.

So she's on there good. Sorry?

She's on there good, is what you're saying?

She's on there real good.

Yeah. Okay.

It looks real in a Mazda Miata convertible

at 90 miles an hour while texting and it stayed on.

It looks real. Thank you.

All right, so you're headed to Broadway in December.

Where's the first place you're gonna eat

when you touch down in New York?

Probably the hotel. Next question.

Smart. [John laughs]

Okay. I'm not a big eater.

So I'll get, you know. Me neither, bro.

C'mon- Whatever song-

Yeah, hell, yeah. Thank you very much.

Whatever Sweet Green is closest to your hotel?

Well, that's exactly what I would do.

Or a Lenwitch or something.

I have very- Not a Lenwitch.

That's too far.

I have very mid-eating habits,

and I think that a lot of people

are putting too much emphasis on food in general.

Look this keeps,

it's good because you don't spend any money on it.

That one stings, John.

Are you like a foodie?

No? Well...

That's fine.

I say, here's what I'd say.

Relax about it a little bit, you know?

Sometimes just eat some snacks and get on with your day.

I had peanut M&M's for dinner yesterday.

Fantastic.

Okay, next question, John.

Olivia is doing SKIMS ads.

You're a GQ Men of the Year.

Are you concerned that your family unit

is potentially becoming too sexy?

Oh, this is a conversation

that a lot of American families are having right now.

And honestly, it's one that we are watching closely

and monitoring very closely.

We'll keep an eye on the situation.

John, thanks for joining us.

Thank you both so much. A true pleasure.

Have fun tonight, we'll see you-

Oh, I have no intention of leaving the show.

I think we do another hour of this.

Same dancers, same questions.

John Mulaney, you stay here.

Let's see what Fanum's up to on the red carpet, okay?

[people cheering]

Tara Davis and Hunter Woodhall,

how y'all feeling tonight?

We're good. How are you?

Doing all right.

Everything's good. Yeah.

Dope, dope, dope.

So y'all crushed it in Paris.

Double golds.

So can you tell us how did you celebrate?

A little bit tequila and a little bit of love. [laughs]

Okay, fine.

Whoa! Shoot.

All right.

So Hunter, I hear you're into the oversized hoodies.

Do you wish you had an oversized hoodie

today on a red carpet?

Keep it a buck.

Nah, to be honest,

we live kind of in the country, man.

So it feels a little better

being cowboy hats and some denim.

So little Canadian tuxedo.

Fire, fire, okay.

So since both of you are champs,

what's the most competitive thing

that you've done against each other

that doesn't involve sports?

Racing to the track.

Who can drive faster?

Legally, like safely, you know?

We take different routes. You gotta strategize.

It's a real thing.

Dope, dope, dope.

I gotta know if there was a race on a red carpet tonight,

who's taking it?

Me. Yeah, how long is this?

No, this red carpet's short enough.

She's actually gonna win.

All right, well, thank you.

Have a great night.

We'll see you in there, all right?

Thank you, nice to meet you. Likewise.

[Person] Yeah, I mean-

All right, it's time to shift gears a bit.

We've got some live music for you.

Here to perform his hit, Drink Don't Need No Mix,

it's Grammy-nominated Shaboozey!

[crowd cheering]

[upbeat music]

♪ GQ, Los Angeles ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Let's turn this into a honky tonk ♪

♪ Let's go, let's do it ♪ ♪ Let's go, let's do it ♪

♪ Okay, let's do it ♪ ♪ Okay, let's do it ♪

♪ Hold your drink up ♪ ♪ Get your drinks up ♪

♪ Hold your drink ♪ ♪ Put 'em up ♪

♪ Got so drunk he hit his shit on the sidewalk ♪

♪ But he good he gone be all right ♪

♪ We just left Whiskey Row, 30 minutes ago ♪

♪ And he still seeing, neon lights ♪

♪ Drive up to the dive bar and get PBR ♪

♪ That's just how we start our nights ♪

♪ I see them bachelorettes on Broadway ♪

♪ And they all wanna be my wife ♪

♪ I'm tryna flex, flex ♪

♪ He truck bed made of cedarwood ♪

♪ This where I count my checks, checks ♪

♪ And we just got it painted, baby ♪

♪ Please, don't make a mess, yeah ♪

♪ Look inside my cup, I'm so confused where's the rest ♪

♪ Oh, shit ♪

♪ Don't forget ♪ ♪ What's that ♪

♪ The drink don't need no mix, hey ♪

♪ What the fuck is this, what's that ♪

♪ I'm tryna get faded, baby ♪

♪ This ain't gone do shit, let's go ♪

♪ The drink don't need no mix, hey ♪

♪ I need more than this, that's right ♪

♪ I'm tryna get faded, baby ♪

♪ This ain't gone do shit, let's go ♪

♪ The drink don't need no mix ♪

♪ Put your drinks up ♪

♪ Now put your drinks up ♪

♪ Hey, hey, let's go ♪

♪ We take back streets, pull up on the curb ♪

♪ If I see 12, they ain't going to catch me ♪

♪ Y'all know I love for Uncle Sammy ♪

♪ Always trying to text me, yeah ♪

♪ I've been working day and night ♪

♪ Someone pour me Jack, please ♪

♪ And I'll be happy, okay ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm still tryna flex, flex ♪

♪ Truck bed made of cedarwood ♪

♪ This where I count my checks, yeah ♪

♪ And we just got it painted, baby ♪

♪ Please, don't make a mess, yeah ♪

♪ Look inside my cup ♪

♪ I'm so confused where's the rest ♪

♪ Oh, shit ♪

♪ Don't forget ♪ ♪ What's that ♪

♪ The drink don't need no mix, hey ♪

♪ What the fuck is this, what's that ♪

♪ I'm tryna get faded, baby ♪

♪ This ain't gone do shit, let's go ♪

♪ The drink don't need no mix ♪

♪ I need more than this ♪

♪ I'm tryna get faded, baby ♪

♪ This ain't gone do shit ♪

♪ This drink don't need no mix ♪

♪ Get your drinks up ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Let's go ♪

♪ This drink don't need no mix ♪

♪ Hey, hey, hey ♪

♪ 'Cause it don't ♪

♪ One ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Two ♪ ♪ Woo ♪

♪ Three ♪ ♪ What's that ♪

♪ Drink don't need no mix ♪

[crowd cheering] Let's go. Shaboozey!

Get over here, Shaboozey!

That was amazing.

Welcome, thank you.

Join us in the saloon, right over here, my friend.

Well done. Thank you so much.

So Shaboozey, you name-check alcohol

in a lot of your songs.

Yeah.

Will you ever be able to retire from drinking?

Are you gonna slowly let it take over your body?

What do you think?

I think we're already there.

I think we're at that point of no return.

Okay. Point of no return.

And I think you might be the first country singer

to name-check a Birkin in their song.

Can you confirm or deny that?

I can confirm that, yes.

[Jason] Have you ever purchased a Birkin

for somebody in your life?

Hopefully, I can now, but you know.

[Jason] Okay, you have-

Okay, things are going well, things are going well.

Mama, maybe, Mom first, though.

Who should I get for first? Mom first.

For the mom, my lady, or who else?

Well, I was gonna say side piece, but lady is better.

Side piece- Lady is better.

Lady is better. Birkin for the side piece?

Ladies you hear, right here.

[Chris] You're doing well.

You're doing good, you're doing well.

[Jason] You gotta get it for your lady first.

Sure. Mama, next side piece third.

All right, Shaboozey.

I know you're drinking tonight,

I am too. Yeah.

What's the Shaboozey hangover cure for tomorrow?

Man, look, water. Water.

[Jason] Gonna need something more than water, my friend.

Something more than water?

I need something spicy.

You know, start with some Liquid IV? Sauna?

I don't know, maybe some more Jack Daniel's,

I mean that's probably the best way.

Woo. This guy. All right.

I know you're a big Pharrell fan.

You guys are both from Virginia.

Has Virginia influenced your music a little bit?

100%.

I think for me, like, you know,

I wanted to make something music that kind of represented

where I was from and I just looked outside

and I was like, Now you looked outside.

We went on a lot of camping trips,

we fished and I saw a lot of trees

and I was like, There's something so unique about this area

and the culture that I wanted to do something

that reflected my environment, you know?

And I felt like Virginia didn't really have like a identity.

And I was like, Man, I want just do something

that just showcases and represents where I'm from, you know?

Now, do you consider Virginia the South?

That's a hard one.

I mean, you see what happened to the election, so. [laughs]

[Jason] Next question.

All right, Shaboozey.

You're gonna be back later- Yeah.

To close out with A Bar Song.

For now, make some noise for Shaboozey, everybody.

Make some noise for Shaboozey.

[crowd cheering]

Fanum, Fanum. Beautiful.

You hang up, bro. What've you got?

Appreciate it. We'll be here all night.

Yeah. Thank you.

John David and Malcolm Washington.

Washington fam in the building.

How are we feeling tonight?

Feeling good.

It's nice out here.

Yeah, feeling real good. Good to be here.

Hell, yeah. All right.

Y'all worked on The Piano Lesson together.

What's the vibe on set?

Family on set, how did that feel?

Man, it was a lot of joking.

Yeah, a lot of laughs.

Yeah. Making fun of each other.

Cracking on each other.

All right. Don't act brand new.

Don't act too big for your britches

or you get called out. Facts.

Yeah. Facts.

I like that, I like that.

Growing up, who had the best pranks?

Oh, who had the best pranks between both of y'all?

You know what I'm saying?

He was a bully growing up.

Bully's a strong word for GQ.

I'm not gonna say bully,

but I guess you could say a big prankster.

Yeah.

So he got it. He got it. Yeah.

Bully's the wrong word though. All right.

All right, cool.

But by the way, he's a bully now though.

So I guess he learned from the-

Base in his voice-

I guess he learned from the best.

See what you started GQ?

You all started this already.

It's heavy. It's heavy.

Yeah. John, you played football before Hollywood.

Who you got going for the Super Bowl this year?

E-A-G-L-E-S.

Eagles, baby, let's go all the way.

Eagles. All right, cool.

Thank you for everything man.

I'll see y'all later, all right?

Shout out to you.

Appreciate you, man. Yeah, you up.

100- Love the show, man.

Thank you, man. Thank you.

Oh, hold up everybody.

Here comes Katt Williams.

Oh, my God. [gentle music]

That's not Katt Williams, is it?

Is that Katt Williams?

[upbeat music]

[crowd cheering and clapping]

Pimping.

Wow, that man knows how to make an entrance.

Give it up.

[crowd clapping]

Katt Williams, please take a seat.

Grab a microphone.

How are you, sir?

Magnificent, thank you. How are you?

Truly an honor to have you here, Katt.

Yeah, it's a pleasure.

You're gonna sit?

Sure. Okay.

Stay a while. Thank you.

I wanna talk to you about golf.

[Katt laughing]

[Jason laughing]

Indeed.

Where do you play in LA?

[sighs] Riviera.

[Chris] Where is it?

I don't know.

[Chris] Okay, fair enough. Don't dox yourself.

[Jason] Somebody drives you there

and you play golf, right?

Yep. [Chris laughing]

Katt, on the topic of Men of the Year,

is there anyone currently on your radar

that has the potential to match your pimping, clothing wise?

Clothing wise?

[Jason] Or just pimping wise?

Well, it's probably not fair.

I think Pharrell has more access than I do.

It's an- Unfair fight.

[Katt] Yeah.

But nevertheless, you're still winning.

I'm a gentleman, I have a whole quarterly magazine

named after me, it's magnificent.

[all laughing]

Yeah, you are known

for being one of the best-dressed comedians of all time.

Is there a Katt look over the years

where you thought you had that shit on,

and then looking back, maybe you did not?

No, no, no.

I always had the shit on at the time.

[laughs] Oh, I understand. At the time.

A day later possibly. Okay.

You know, I like to wear things close to expiration.

Okay. [laughs]

Like Jason is whole milk.

I understand exactly what you're saying-

Be the last guy wearing hammer pants.

Exactly. Holding on.

[Katt] Right.

All right, Katt, you are America's favorite prophet

and my personal North Star. Thank you.

You you said a lot of truths are gonna be popping off

in 2024. Yes.

And you are right about a lot of those.

Do we have one more conspiracy pop out

before the end of the year?

[Chris] Bless us.

None of them were conspiracies,

which is why- Sorry.

They all happened. Wrong word.

Another prophecy?

I believe we're entering the golden age,

I believe, so you know.

[Jason] Okay.

That's good for us, right?

And that's good? Is that good?

Magnificent.

I'm saying it is what it is. Okay.

Right after the age of truth,

the revealing is the scab being pulled off

and then the healing can begin.

Let the healing begin.

Katt, thanks so much for being here.

We appreciate you. [Chris laughing]

Thank you for having me. God bless you.

Thank you, bro.

Appreciated. Truly a fan. I love you.

God bless America. Thank you.

[Crowd] Woo! [people chattering]

[gentle upbeat music]

Our next guest is a GQ cover star

and Designer of the Year.

Let's check out his photo shoot.

[gentle inspirational music]

Please welcome Designer of the Year, Pharrell Williams.

[crowd cheering and clapping]

[gentle music]

Make some noise for Pharrell guys.

Come on. Come on.

Pharrell, welcome. [people chattering]

Have a seat. [gentle music]

Oh, I need to take a moment to soak in your entire look.

No hat tonight, Pharrell?

Nah, nah, nah. That's fine.

Blessings. How are you doing?

Good. Good.

I feel like you're kind of responsible

for this theme in some roundabout way.

Did you let Will know this is what you wanted?

Or did he come to this himself?

You know, he just kind of like told us

what it was gonna be,

and of course, I'm a support bro.

Like, he's younger than me, much younger than me,

but I call him like big bro, 'cause he's like a giant.

[Chris] He's actually big.

So in a lot of real ways,

I really do look up to him. Yeah.

And so when he told me what the, you know,

what the steez was, you know, of course, I'm a-

[Jason] You're gonna come through and steez on 'em.

I'm gonna come through and spill sauce.

[laughs] Thank you for leaving some sauce with us.

[Pharrell] Yeah.

All right, Pharrell, fashion is very cyclical as you know.

How much longer do you think the cowboy fever has left?

I have no idea.

I didn't even think that it was gonna be this.

We just were- It's still cooking.

Well, we were cooking back then for that, you know,

I had no idea it was gonna be all this, you know.

[Jason and Chris laughing]

They took it and ran with it, is what you're saying.

Yeah, but you know what I mean?

I mean, it also does check and track because,

you know, a large swath of America

does listen to a lot

of country music. Yeah.

You know, a lot of our geography does reflect

a lot of the energy of the West and the South,

so it make a lot of sense.

But from the jackets, you know, the trucker jackets

to boots, hats, you know.

Well, we asked Shaboozey this question.

Do you consider Virginia to be the South?

I do. Okay.

I do, too. I do, too. I do, too.

It's North like Atlanta, but I mean,

it's the South for us. It counts.

There are people who argue and they like,

Ah, you don't know what you're talking about.

But I'm just like, man-

Get those city slickers outta here.

I got a house there.

When you get a house there, you come talk to me.

It's the South. You gotta let me know.

Yeah. Go ahead.

Yeah. Is that good?

We got one more?

Yeah, let's actually,

GQ named you Global Designer of the Year.

Who is your designer of the year?

You can't choose yourself.

[Pharrell] It's always gonna be Rei Kawakubo for me.

Okay.

But I will say Jonathan Anderson is a very-

Make some noise for him. Okay.

Jonathan Anderson.

[Jason] Make some noise for Jonathan Anderson.

He's just different.

He is different. He's different.

[Jason] All right. Pharrell, thank you so much.

Thank you, Pharrell, we appreciate it.

We appreciate you coming by.

Let's see what Fanum's up to over there.

[Pharrell] Thank you very much.

[Speaker] And go. Go.

Anderson .Paak, what's up man, how you feeling tonight?

Yes, Lord.

Feeling great.

Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

Congrats on Andy's Club man.

How's it going over there?

It's going great. It's packed, man.

Lots of people, lots of food, good times.

I was drunk doing the butterfly the other night.

Pretty crazy. Dope.

Any big names come through yet?

Yeah man, we have Mariah Carey pull up

and I mean, shit, we'll just stop there.

All right, cool.

How can me and the chat get in the VIP list

for the club, what's up?

It depends on how much cash you have on your person and...

Yeah, you know, we can talk.

Heavy, heavy. Okay, cool.

Describe your look tonight in one word.

Come on, let's do it. My look is Hollywood Cowboy,

Black pimp entrepreneur aficionado.

Aficionado. I like that. You know, I'm saying.

David Viatto custom everything.

Had to go to Texas to get the bolo and the custom belt.

Yes, Lord! Belt. Damn!

And you know, little animal print on the feets now.

Don't forget!

You gotta pan down.

Flavors, flavors, flavors.

If you could ride off into the sunset

with any celeb on a horse, both of y'all,

who would it be?

If I could ride with any celeb, like living, dead, alive?

[Fanum] Dead or alive, it don't matter who it is.

I mean, it'd probably be Michael Jackson.

Michael Jackson. I ain't gonna lie.

[laughs] I'm tryna ride on some floaty thing

with Michael.

I think that's- King of Pop.

Appropriate. Yeah, yeah.

Anybody you look forward to seeing tonight?

I've seen a lot of cool people already, man.

So I'm excited to meet some new people I don't know.

You know, a lot of times you go, you see the same people.

I'm sick of it.

Shout out to Diplo, but I'm sick of seeing him.

[Fanum laughing]

I wanna see some new people, all right? [laughs]

Dope, dope, dope.

All right, it's American Rodeo theme tonight.

What's your playlist looking like for the rest of the night?

My playlist for the rest of the night?

Man, I'll be listening to the same shit.

Al Green, Marvin Gaye, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube,

you know, all the old school stuff.

But yeah, maybe I'll have to throw on some like

Dolly Parton or something, you know?

Mm.

Do you have a favorite country artist?

I really love Dolly Parton

and I love, you know, shout out to Shaboozey,

you know what I'm saying?

He's a new country artist I like.

Yeah, you know,

I'm not too hip on a lot of country.

Johnny Cash. I love Johnny Cash.

But Dolly's really, really my hitter. I love her.

All right, cool, cool, cool, cool.

You looking forward to Shaboozey's performance tonight?

Hell, yeah.

I'm looking forward to Shaboozey's outfit.

This is crazy.

Yeah, man, he looking great.

He killed it.

I just watched him do a few songs, man.

It was already lit. Yeah. Dope.

My guy! Dope.

Quick question.

So how long does it take to get a custom piece

like a bolo tie, how long it takes?

It took a couple weeks.

Right when I found out about the event and the theme,

I hit my dude, David and he started piecing it together.

We went through some different like inspirations

that we were going for

and he went with this sick ass leather and like, you know,

I just kind, he just made it happen, man,

in a week's time and really it shouldn't have,

it should have took a lot more,

but he expedited it very quick for me.

All right, dope, dope.

Thank you, Anderson.

Appreciate you, all right?

Enjoy your night, man. Yeah, you too.

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I'm here with Simon Rex.

Simon, how are you feeling tonight?

I'm feeling very manly cowboy, urban cowboy manly.

Dope. Yeah. Yeah.

Dope, dope.

So you got a new show called Florida, Man.

What's the wildest Florida man story you got for us?

Well, it was the one that I did the episode for,

which was this dude named Eric Murder got his arm bit off

by an alligator and survived for three days

in the middle of the swamp and somehow lived,

and he was the most charismatic,

wild cowboy Florida man you could ever imagine.

And yeah, that episode, on the show,

each episode is a different Florida man story.

So I just did the one episode.

So, but yeah, that's probably the craziest

Florida man story that I got, was that dude.

Yeah, that sounds kind of crazy, I ain't gonna lie.

Hey, so I hear you live off the grid.

Yeah. Why do you do that?

I was just tired of all this.

It's great.

But I've been in LA 20 years

and I lived in New York five years before that.

So after 25 years of the human zoo of just chaos,

I said I want peace and quiet.

So this outfit actually matches

where I live in Joshua Tree, off grid.

And I just wanted quiet.

I wanted to look at the stars.

I wanted no neighbors.

I wanted nature.

And so that's how I found my church.

I think nature is your church.

And so that's why I go get to get my peace

and quiet and get grounded.

I know that sounds kind of corny, but it's true.

Dope, dope. Yeah.

Peace is everything.

But hey, thank you man.

Have a great night. We'll see you around.

That's it? That's all we need.

Okay, cool, cool.

Happy cowboy GQ day.

Let's do it. All right.

All right, we're joined now by comedian

and star of the hit series Hacks, Hannah Einbinder.

Hi, Hannah.

Hi, Hannah. What's up?

Make some noise for Hannah, please.

Make some noise.

Make some noise, Los Angeles.

Make some noise. Yes.

[Jason] Hannah, you ever spent some time

in this parking lot here at the Chateau Marmont?

Give it up for parking lot, Chateau, baby.

[Chris laughing]

We're here.

You know I've spent a couple nights here.

Not under these circumstances.

Different circumstances. Different.

Well, you are from LA. That's right.

Can you tell us, is it better or worse than it used to be?

I think what's good about LA is that it is a place

that is in constant evolution.

I think it's sort of a- Very democratic of you.

You know what I mean? It's ever-changing.

It's ever-changing.

And that's what is good about it.

I think maybe late-stage capitalism

has wrought havoc on the world.

All right, next question. Okay.

Next question, next question.

You're on a show called Hacks or something?

Is that what's going on? No, no.

So Hacks is set in Las Vegas.

When you go there, you do a wrap party,

you finish the season. Yeah.

Where are you going to dinner for the big night out?

Well, I can tell you I'm going to Frankie's Tiki Room

that's off the strip.

You gotta go off the strip in Vegas.

[Jason] I've never heard that before.

That's good advice. It's fabulous.

Check it out.

[Jason] There's some good Thai food off the strip, right?

That's good, that's right. Michelin star.

Eh, we'll see. You know that.

You know the nice spot.

John Mulaney is gone.

We're talking about food now.

When you're on the road doing standup,

what city do you do the best in?

Tampa?

Where's the Hannah people at?

Indianapolis?

You know what, it's definitely Seattle.

The Chuckle Room in Seattle? Yeah, yeah.

[Jason] Why Seattle?

The Crocodile.

I think Seattle has a lot of eco warriors,

which tend to be my fan base,

just folks who- Okay.

So people who don't use umbrellas,

they just wear jackets, they love you?

People who kind of, yeah, let the elements fall upon them.

So people who are like, I wanna bomb a fur factory at five

and then see standup at seven.

That's my vibe, that's my people, yeah.

[Chris] Oh, I didn't see that coming, actually.

All right, Hannah, have you ever been heckled?

I'm sure you have.

And if so, I need a good heckling story.

And how did you handle them?

Oh, of course.

I was in San Francisco.

A city that I feel has kind of fallen from grace, generally.

I think-

You're a real shit talker. I haven't noticed that.

[Chris] You're a real shit-talker.

Well, the tech boom has sort of eradicated

Harvey Milk's vision that once was.

[Jason] Ain't that the truth?

Anyhow, there was a gentleman who

I was talking to,

doing crowd work too. Yeah.

And I just had done a bit about ketamine therapy,

and then I randomly selected man to speak to in the crowd.

I asked him what he did and he said he was a therapist.

Funny coincidence.

Everybody's laughing.

And then he didn't like being singled out and he got up

and started flipping me off and said like,

You know, fuck you, you're a bully.

You know, all of these things.

And he was carried out.

He was carried out. Whoa.

If you're that guy, fuck you.

Hannah Einbinder, thank you so much for stopping by.

Thank you for stopping by.

We'll carry you out if you need it.

Make some noise for Hannah. If you need it.

Bless you. [crowd cheering]

God bless you.

[crowd clapping]

[gentle upbeat music]

I don't need a microphone.

Hello.

All right, we are joined now by a man who is no stranger

to an American Rodeo.

Star the hit show, Fallout, actor Walton Goggins.

Thanks for joining us. [crowd cheering]

Make some noise for Walton.

Walton, tonight we're turning a parking lot

into a full American Rodeo,

which is proof you can make anything western.

You play one of the biggest cowboys on TV at the moment

and we've got some very non-Western movie lines

for you to read.

And we want you to read these lines

like they're in a western, here you go, sir.

Okay, okay. Good luck, Chief.

Okay.

Oh, that's-

[Jason] Silence in the parking lot for Walton.

It's an interesting.

Quiet on the set.

Uh, okay.

Don't forget, I'm also just a girl standing

in front of a boy asking him to love her.

I don't know, yeah?

That's good. Not bad.

All right? Not bad.

That's quite good. That's quite good.

Okay. Oh, this is nice.

I'll get you my pretty, and your little dog, too.

[Jason laughing] [crowd cheering]

You really delivered that with a little more

that felt like you were tryna be sexy,

if I'm being honest.

Kinda, you know, I think all outlaws should be sexy.

As we move from line to line,

I see your evolution growing.

Thank you very much.

Maybe I'll stand for this last one.

[Chris laughing]

Get up on those boots, Walton.

You're a wizard, Harry! [crowd cheering]

Wow, you really delivered that.

Thank you.

You really delivered that. Are you a Harry Potter fan?

I'm not.

You know, no, I've never seen it.

Good answer, Walton.

You don't seem that kind of nerd.

You seem like a different kind.

[Walton laughing]

Walton Goggins, you're one of the cool ones.

[Walton] Hey man, thank you so much for having me.

How much time do you spend in South Carolina?

Well, I just got back, actually, I was there,

I was in Thailand for about six months.

[Chris] Excuse me, what were you doing there?

A little show called The White Lotus.

Oh, White Lotus. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's what they all say

when they go to Thailand for six months.

And then I went straight to Charleston, South Carolina

and we just did the fourth season

of The Righteous Gemstones.

[Chris] That's a nice culture shock, I like that.

It is a big culture shock.

Well, I tell you what's a big culture shock

is I started Fallout yesterday, season two.

So yeah, it's kind of rolling.

You be working.

That's the thing about you.

I'm very grateful.

Did you pick up a little Thai flavor over there?

Are you eating spicier foods?

I do like, I do like Thai food, yeah.

It wasn't my first time.

I went like almost 18 years ago.

And I love the culture and I love the people,

and we had a great experience.

Anything that we can hint

about the new season of The Lotus?

It's written and directed by Mike White.

[Chris laughing]

[Jonas] That's a good, it's an interesting tip.

[Chris] Thank you so much for sharing that.

That's very- You're welcome.

Does it take place in a high-end resort at all,

or anything like that? [Chris laughing]

I would be, you know, I think it's safe to say

that there's some high-end resorts in there, yeah.

Is murder afoot, Walton? Oh, I can't say.

Violence? No, comedy.

Oh, comedy's afoot. You got some drama.

You got a little bit of healthy dose of both.

Dramedy? It's Dramedy.

I'm proud of you, Walton.

What is your go-to resort if you're going on holiday,

you're getting a little spendy,

one of those checks came in.

You know, I don't do chain restaurant or chain hotels.

I just get like a little house kind of out of the way.

Something simple. Okay.

Yeah, I got a couple of sites that I kind of go to

and find a little place. Are you like a Bali guy?

I'm not a Bali guy.

I'm more of a, like a Cambodia guy.

Okay. Yeah.

Get a little Airbnb in Cambodia.

Kick the heels up for a couple days.

Why not? Lay low.

Yeah. See what's on Hulu.

Absolutely.

[Chris] That sounds very relaxing. That sounds very nice.

Walton, we appreciate you coming on down here.

Thank you so much. Thank you.

We look forward to seeing you

on The White Lotus, my friend.

Thank you so much. All right.

[crowd cheering] All right.

All right. You good?

Yeah, we're good. I'm good.

Okay, thank you.

God bless you.

Yeah, yeah. We're here. Walton Goggins. What a guy.

Walton Goggins, make some noise, thank you.

Now, I'm gonna talk on his microphone.

Truly an honor from Katt to Walton.

Where does it stop?

All right, let's see.

Let's say hi to...

What?

Let's say hi to our next GQ cover star.

He is one of the most recognizable faces on the planet.

Literally nothing this man cannot do.

That's why he is Entertainer of the Year.

Let's roll the tape.

[upbeat music]

Please welcome Entertainer of the Year,

Dwayne Johnson.

Get in here, Dwayne. Woo!

[country music]

Oh, shit. [country music]

Pleasure, Dwayne. What's up?

Good, good, good. Good to meet you.

Take a seat. Okay.

How are you guys doing? [crowd cheering]

Make some noise for Dwayne, come on.

Good crowd. Make some noise.

He's not wearing sleeves.

Good crowd. I'm not wearing sleeves, no.

Is this a big decision?

I feel like you don't wear sleeves that often.

I do wear sleeves,

but I figured that lighting was gonna be good

and we weren't gonna go cheap tonight, so wear no sleeves.

[Chris] Oh, you're saying GQ spends money

to make the arms look good. They do.

Is what you're saying.

That's good for them.

You might not believe this,

but Jason and I are both avid weightlifters.

He is, not me.

We're looking for some gains.

Is there anything you can kind of tip me on

that I'm not doing?

Any new trends that you've discovered, maybe,

in the gains community?

[laughs] The new trends in the gains community is- [laughs]

Besides HGH. Besides HGH.

And that is just hard work. Keep it basic.

Okay, hard work. That's it. Keep it basic.

Keep it basic is good advice.

A lot of trends out there.

You gotta be careful, especially on social media.

Especially on social media because everybody

is a expert and a master. That's right.

So be careful. That's right.

Keep it basic.

Okay, okay.

Good advice.

Okay, you were in London on Sunday,

promoting Red One and Moana 2,

New York on Monday, now you're here.

How you fitting these workouts in?

What time did you wake up this morning?

Woke up this morning at 5:00.

Got a little cardio in.

Babies were waking up around 6:45.

Okay. Try to beat the babies up.

So five's normal for you, then.

Well, five's normal for me

when my body clock is all fucked up.

Yeah, yeah, okay. Sure, sure, sure.

'Cause I came in from London and then New York.

[Jason] So normally it's like four?

No, normally it's probably around six.

As long as I could get up before the babies.

So, but you're coming from something crazy, right?

Did you just buy out the theater?

Dude, I did.

So we were in, it was the Watts Empowerment Center

is really, really cool in Baldwin Hills,

bought out the theater.

250 kids.

Presented them with a Watts Empowermen bus,

present them with $100 gift certificates,

all of them, and showed them the movie Red One.

Okay. It was an awesome moment.

Oh, that's very cool. That's very cool.

What exactly happens in Red One?

I need the elevator pitch for the crowd.

Elevator pitch. [Chris laughing]

Santa Claus gets kidnapped, myself,

and Captain America,

Chris Evans, we save Santa. Sure, sure.

[Jason] I call him Captain America.

I call him Captain America too. It's the same thing.

We save Santa.

In Red One, Santa's looking a little trim

compared to a normal Claus.

What's going on with that?

Well, Santa, JK Simmons is the most jacked Santa Claus.

And that's what we wanted to do was create a movie

that was gonna be great and fun

and also take Christmas lore, flip it on its head.

And create a badass Santa.

And that's what JK Simmons did.

[Jason] Flip that lore, baby. Flip that lore.

Are you a big Christmas guy in your personal life?

Am I a big Christmas guy?

I love Christmas, man. Okay.

Yeah, no, I'm a big Christmas guy.

And I'm a believer, too. I'm not.

You're not?

[Chris] No, it's too much. It's too much.

What's too much about Christmas?

You put it all up just to take it down.

That sounds like a song- Oh, I see.

These guys are playing.

You're probably- [all laughing]

You put it all up to take it down.

♪ Put it all up to take it down ♪

That does sound like it.

I do, I also wanna ask you about some of your toys,

'cause I know you have a lot of property to play on.

Have you got anything- Another Virginia boy.

Virginia's a big topic tonight.

Virginia is big tonight. Virginia, man. Yeah.

Shaboozey, Pharrell, and now Dwayne Johnson.

Shaboozey, we all stead there.

You guys all ride an ATV to some sort of creek

and you drop a line in there, crack a couple coldies?

We can get the line wet.

We get the line wet- We get the line wet.

We get the line wet in Virginia.

Okay, when you're getting the line wet down in Virginie,

do we bring the JBL boombox?

What are we listening to?

Some old country, some new country?

Some outlaw country? Yeah.

I'm all about traditional outlaw country.

Merle Haggard, Hank Jr. Johnny Paycheck.

Play a little of that pedal while we're talking.

Johnny Paycheck? Oh, there we go.

I'm not joking, brother. I'm not joking.

Give it a dance. [Chris laughs]

[country music] Ooh, yeah.

You got any Merle?

♪ There's this Honky Tonk heaven ♪

♪ Really makes you feel like hell ♪

[Chris] Oh, okay. Okay.

Don't actually play Merle. It's copyright infringement.

Stop pressuring them. You're pressuring them.

Don't do that. Dwayne can do it, though.

That's fine.

All right, so what's the craziest place you've ever filmed?

In the entire world?

Don't say Burbank. [Chris laughing]

No, no. You mean like a blue movie, or-

[all laughing]

I didn't know you still did those, my friend.

Wow, I didn't. Took you a second.

Come on boys.

[all laughing]

Craziest place. Nothing crazy.

I mean, we just, we go all around to shoot

and it's always a good experience.

[Jason] I guess the North Pole

is probably the craziest place.

The North Pole. Thank you for the answer, yes.

All right, Dwayne, thank you so much for stopping by.

Let's check back with the homie Fanum on the red carpet.

Let's go, thank you.

Make some noise for Dwayne Johnson, one of the greats.

Appreciate you, bro. God bless.

Thank you. [crowd cheering]

What's going on? What's going on?

We got Aaron Pierre.

Let's talk fashion real quick, man.

Let's talk fashion.

Okay, what's your favorite piece of Western wear?

Do you feel like you would be at home with,

you know what I'm saying?

Honestly, I think in regards to Western,

I kind of like the trousers

with a bit of a flare at the end.

That's my sort of style.

I like subtle and that's subtle enough for me,

but still in line with the Western theme.

Dope, dope, dope. Okay.

What's one thing about Western style

that you think should make a comeback?

I'm not wearing one today, but I really love the hats.

I feel like you pull up in a hat,

people know what time it is.

You know what I mean? I love it.

It's a subjective opinion, but I love it.

Like a statement piece.

Yes, sir. Yeah.

Okay, cool, all right.

All right, so this night is really glam,

but what do you wear when there are no cameras around,

you're at home and you're chilling?

Honestly, I'm a track pants and hoodie guy.

Track pants, hoodie, Crocs.

But today, we're doing our best to stay in alignment

with what the theme is today and we're stepping out today.

It's a beautiful day. Beautiful people.

We're having a good time.

Yep. I'm a big fan of track pants, too.

Anybody you looking forward to seeing too tonight?

Everybody. It's just a beautiful room.

Beautiful energy, and that's what it's all about.

We're tryna just uplift and elevate one another

and just have a good evening tonight.

Dope, dope. Okay, cool.

Speaking about like the cowboy hats and stuff like that,

what about bolo ties, are you into that?

Ooh, I mean I've never worn mine myself,

but are you into it?

It's my first time wearing one today.

I ain't gonna lie. I ain't gonna lie.

You look fly. Appreciate you.

Hey, come on, dawg.

[both laughing]

I want it, want it, want it.

Okay, what about like, let's say snake reptile shoes,

like the cowboy boots and stuff?

See, I don't think I could pull it off.

I don't think I could pull it off. I appreciate it.

I appreciate it, but I don't think I could pull it off, man.

What do you think, though?

I feel like you could, man, I ain't gonna lie.

I feel like you really could.

I'm gonna be real with you, bro.

I'd rather be real, bro.

I appreciate you. I appreciate you, man.

Dope, dope, dope.

Lemme think, lemme think.

What's your favorite country artist?

Favorite country artist?

Man, I haven't listened to country music in a while,

but I will say that I love Beyonce's most recent album.

So yes, sir.

Shout out to the Beyhive. Shout out to the Beyhive.

Okay, cool.

All right, so listen, what are you looking forward to

besides like the vibe, energy,

anything else tonight you're looking forward to?

Honestly, man, that's my speed.

Energy, good vibes, elevating each other,

uplifting each other.

That's what I'm all about.

So that's where I'm gonna keep it.

Dope, dope, dope, dope.

All right, well thank you.

All right. Appreciate you, man.

Yes, sir. All right.

We're about to head inside for the party,

but we've got all our cover stars here for a toast,

so let's raise a glass, not full of anything,

to these three heroes.

Cheers! Hey, hey.

Woo. [crowd cheering]

Hey, give it up for yourselves too out there.

That's it.

This has been such a great night, we loved.

Oh, wait a minute.

We got a marching band coming in here.

One more time. Let's go.

[upbeat music]

All right.

Make some noise for our marching band.

Make some noise for that band, make some noise for Fanum.

It's been such a great night.

We loved hosting the very first-ever GQ live stream.

On behalf of GQ, huge thanks to our cover stars,

our amazing guests, and of course, all of you for tuning in.

All right, let's close it out with a bar song.

Please welcome back the one and only big dog, Shaboozey!

Shaboozey! [crowd cheering]

GQ.

Let's get tipsy tonight. Y'all ready?

[country music]

♪ Okay, my baby want a Birkin ♪

♪ She's been tellin' me all night long ♪

♪ Gasoline and groceries ♪

♪ The list goes on and on, okay ♪

♪ This 9 to 5 ain't workin', yeah ♪

♪ Why the hell do I work so hard ♪

♪ I can't worry 'bout my problems ♪

♪ I can't take 'em when I'm gone ♪

♪ Okay, they sing it, go ♪

♪ One, here comes the two to the three to the four ♪

♪ Tell 'em bring another out, we need plenty more ♪

♪ Two steppin' on the table, she don't need a dancefloor ♪

♪ Oh, my ♪ ♪ What you say ♪

♪ Good Lord ♪

♪ Someone pour me up a ♪

♪ Double shot of whiskey ♪ ♪ Double shot of whiskey ♪

♪ They know me and Jack Daniels got a history, let's go ♪

♪ There's a party downtown near Fifth Street ♪

♪ Everybody at the bar gettin' tipsy ♪

♪ What you say ♪

♪ Everybody at the bar gettin' tipsy, okay ♪

♪ Everybody at the bar gettin' tipsy ♪

♪ Well, I been Boozey since I left ♪

♪ I ain't changin' for a check ♪

♪ Tell my ma I ain't forget ♪

♪ Oh, Lord ♪

♪ Woke up drunk at 10 am, we gon' do this shot again ♪

♪ Tell your girl to bring a friend ♪

♪ Oh, Lord ♪

♪ One, here comes the two to the three to the four ♪

♪ Tell 'em bring another round, we need plenty more, yeah ♪

♪ Two steppin' on the table, she don't need a dancefloor ♪

♪ Oh my ♪ ♪ What you say ♪

♪ Good Lord ♪

♪ Someone pour me up a ♪

♪ Double shot of whiskey ♪ ♪ Double shot of whiskey ♪

♪ They know me and Jack Daniels got a history, let's go ♪

♪ There's a party downtown near Fifth Street ♪

♪ Everybody at the bar gettin' tipsy ♪

♪ LA, what you say ♪

♪ Everybody at the bar gettin' tipsy ♪

♪ Everybody at the bar gettin' tipsy, okay ♪

♪ One, one, here comes the two ♪

♪ To the three to the four, yeah ♪

♪ When it's last call and they kick us out the door, yeah ♪

♪ It's gettin' kind of late ♪

♪ But the ladies want some more ♪

♪ Oh my ♪

♪ Good Lord ♪

Everybody, clap!

♪ Someone pour me up a double shot of whiskey, let's go ♪

♪ They know me and Jack Daniels got a history, let's go ♪

♪ There's a party downtown near Fifth Street, here we go ♪

♪ One, two ♪ ♪ Everybody at ♪

♪ One, two, three, go ♪

♪ Someone pour me up a ♪

♪ Double shot of whiskey ♪ ♪ Double shot of whiskey ♪

♪ They know me and Jack Daniels got a history, let's go ♪

♪ At the bottom of a bottle, gon' miss me ♪

♪ Everybody at the bar gettin' tipsy ♪

♪ Everybody at the bar gettin' tipsy, okay ♪

♪ Hey, hey, one more time ♪

♪ One more time, everybody at the bar getting tipsy ♪

[crowd cheering and clapping]

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music continues]