@mattturner5750
Couldn't be a bigger difference between the relative ease of Shane and the anxious energy of Andrew.
@chumleesgoatee
Schultz podcast has turned into ganging up on every guest and cackling uncontrollably. That's it, that's the whole show.
@chris47680
Andrew is that friend that projects his insecurities by being mean then says you're being too sensitive. Everyone secretly dislikes him and no one takes him seriously ever
@jamesrogers98
Me evilly rubbing my hands together as people slowly turn on Schulz
@VladTheInhaler..
Shultz: says something stupid His yes-men: 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😂😂🤣🤣😂
@JCVV22
Schulz and his cheerleaders are the worst. If Schulz was a good podcaster he wouldn't need 3 simps there to laugh at everything he says
@CodyDIY
Loving Shane Gillis while simultaneously hating Andrew Schulz is the best symphony to have ever been played
@luca.g05
It must suck for Shane to be alway around people that are way less funny than he is
@LoganW143
The fact Shane is the only one who has the balls to call people out speak volumes. No sound will ever be louder, Other than Katt dropping hiroshima on Club Shay Shay
@jameswayton2340
Schulz forgets that when he gets off stage you need to drop the act and become more like yourself. And if you don't do that well, this is what you get. Cringe.
@codycaskey7984
The shitty part about podcast being mostly independent is that there isn’t someone telling these narcissists that it isn’t working anymore and there wont be another season. Move the fuck on. Specifically Schulz. Dude thinks he’s the guiding light of a generation.
@pacodibolo
I wouldn't even know Scultz was a comedian if he didn't have a 3 hack laugh track.
@Ambervert95
Token black dude, hipster Tarzan, Waluigi and queer eye for the Arab guy were lucky Shane reminded the audience what funny is
@jerryfromtheblock6463
"i was excited to sing" shane is the man . any appearance he does is so consistently good in terms ofmaking the best with what he gets
@the8wave
Schulz is so salty that Shane blasted past him in comedy and fame, and it’s painfully obvious. He takes every chance he gets to try and make Shane look like a fool, but not in a playful friendly way (no matter how he tries to make it seem). The thing is though, it ultimately backfires with the audience and ends up making Schulz look petty and seemingly jealous.
@ThundarBarBar
For Shane appearing on this podcast must be what it’s like to go to work in a cubicle farm hung over when everyone around is talking loudly on their phones.
@mattcancook
Its gotta be hard for Shane to keep his composure around these pre-teens while they giggle about each other's "DEEZ-NUTS" joke.
@brandonesp6099
Finally, someone else thinks the middle school lunch table humor is old and played out
@fergalosanchez7675
Schultz haircut deteriorated as fast as his popularity
@matrixswayze