Adam Devine: BDE & Pitch Perfect (FBF)

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Duration: 45 min

Guests: Adam Devine

Summary

Adam Devine joins Alex Cooper to discuss his comedic career, including his experiences on 'Workaholics' and 'Pitch Perfect'. He shares humorous anecdotes about his life and career, including being mistaken for Adam Levine and meeting his wife.

What Happened

Adam Devine recounts a humorous encounter where he was mistaken for Maroon 5's Adam Levine, sharing a story of meeting Levine at a party and their playful interaction. He clarifies the mix-up and expresses how often it happens, adding a comedic twist to the confusion.

Growing up in Nebraska, Adam Devine notes the absence of strong stereotypes about his home state. He humorously describes the unique mix of individuals he met while attending improv classes at Orange Coast College, where he formed relationships with future 'Workaholics' co-stars and even met comedian Eric Andre.

Devine reflects on the audition process for 'Pitch Perfect', initially believing it was a baseball movie. He humorously auditioned by singing the 'Full House' theme song, despite not initially being passionate about singing or a cappella, and shares the skepticism from his father about his singing role.

Adam Devine jokes about his 'medium dick energy' and recounts a funny experience involving receiving 25 Fleshlights as promotional items. These experiences highlight his comedic approach to life and interactions in the entertainment industry.

He describes meeting his wife, Chloe Bridges, on a plane when they were both cast in the same movie. Their shared experience of drive-through daiquiris in New Orleans helped them bond, leading to their eventual marriage.

Devine discusses his project 'Bumper in Berlin', a 'Pitch Perfect' spin-off, and laments the cancellation of a planned 'Workaholics' movie by Paramount Plus. Despite these challenges, he remains upbeat about future opportunities in the industry.

He recounts hosting Pete Davidson on his Comedy Central show when Davidson was just 19, highlighting his early recognition of talent in others. Additionally, he shares a humorous incident where an Uber driver took him to their home for a photo op, reflecting on the changing norms around social media and public interactions.

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