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What up, beautiful people. It is your homegirl, Shameless.
And I'm here with my Shameless brother.
Hello.
Greg Washington, Maya Washington.
Yes, we are twins.
I'm the eldest twin. He's the youngest twin.
Let's get into these sibling tag questions. Okay.
So you have it. I'm recording our voice with this.
Well, what do you do for like --
does there -- are those one of the questions? No.
-No. -So what do you do for a living?
I'm a director/designer,
so I manage a team of designers, and I also get my hands dirty
and actually make stuff.
Okay, sibling tag question number one.
Who is the oldest of you?
Oh, I already discussed this. I am.
-People already know that. -By a year.
What do you like and dislike about your siblings?
-I like that you're -- -Gas me up. Gas me up.
I like that you're family-oriented, number one,
because that's very rare for guys.
Two, you are so ridiculously professional,
which is a like and a dislike.
You ought to see me in my heated moments.
I'm not always on point.
Okay, I'll have three likes and three dislikes,
and three -- what do I like?
You're very efficient.
Like, you're very structured and very systematic.
-Dislikes. -Systematic is a good term.
Temper. I hate his temper.
My blood boils hot.
Is that the only thing?
Oh, and sometimes you can be absent-minded.
Yeah?
Because you're so systematic that sometimes you --
Got the tunnel.
-Yeah, yeah, tunnel vision. -Got that tunnel vision.
Okay, my turn.
Are we on the likes here? One.
We'll just start out with dislikes first.
Dislikes first.
Okay. You don't know how to manage your time.
You are about 40 minutes late for this.
I know. I'm sorry.
It's okay.
Good thing I don't have anywhere to run too meaningful.
It's a holiday here in Canada,
so everyone's just chilling out.
For a long time,
you couldn't really choose the one thing you wanted to do,
and now you're successful doing a lot of different things.
-Everything. -So I guess I like it now.
Just turned into a, like --
yeah, okay, so I'll only do two. That's fine.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Two dislikes. Three likes.
You're hardworking. You're confident.
And you know how to have a good time.
You know how to relax and have a good time.
Woohoo.
My whole family knows how to have a good time.
Yes, as you will see on our snaps.
Okay, next one.
What do you and your siblings have in common?
-We're both workaholics. -Yeah.
-And we get that from my mom. -We get shit done.
Which equals ambition, ambitious.
I mean, a lot of people have ambitious dreams,
but we are able to roll up our sleeves and get it done,
you know, take the steps towards making something happen,
and a lot of people kind of just stop there.
That's all we have in common?
Creative. We're both creatives.
-Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Athletic. -Greg does photography.
We're both athletic. You used to run track.
Yeah, but I'm so not athletic.
I have to force myself to. You have fun doing it.
If you had to run, you could have run Jason Bourne-style
for a minute without having to train.
-That's true. Okay. Right. -You know? So...
-Funniest memory. -Funniest memory.
I mean, anything with memories is [expletive].
-Funniest. -Sorry, you're going to have to
bleep that out.
Aw. Funniest -- it's not funny, but it's when we got lost.
-When? -When it was snowing.
It was snowing. We were both kids.
And my mom pulled over to the side of the road,
and she was scraping the windshield wipers
because it was a snowstorm, and Greg and I ran out,
and we started playing tag in the snow,
and then our mom just takes off.
Remember when we got lost?
I have the feeling of it, but I can't recall the events.
You can't remember it? It's not funny, though.
Which is typical for me.
I think now, looking back, it's funny.
But we got lost, and I can't remember if it was him or me
that threw up,
but we were throwing up because we were crying so much,
and then I found an old couple,
and at this point we had learned to memorize
our address and our phone number,
so we were able to say it,
and I think we were like six and five.
It's not funny.
In retrospect...
In retrospect it kind of is.
Self-deprecating.
Most memorable argument.
You know, this is a tough one for me, because
I don't really remember... MAYA: You don't remember.
I don't remember arguments. I get in fights with people.
You never really remember what you fight about.
You just kind of go through the motions.
I don't know what we were fighting over,
but it was the biggest fight we had
where I think Mom almost called the cops on us.
It was in our home, and I forget what we were arguing --
but you threw the cordless phone at me,
and it hit the wall and it broke,
and then I was yelling at you,
and then I just remember Mom splitting us up,
and I had to go upstairs,
and you, I don't know, went somewhere.
That's what happens when you have a house full of lions.
These ants.
Argument -- that's the most memorable I can remember,
because we were so heated.
I get blackout. When I get angry, I black out.
He gets so angry, and he's always angry.
Not always anymore.
But his anger is this visceral --
like he's going to turn into a murderer.
I call it passion. [laughter]
Okay, what else?
What do you and your siblings do for fun?
Family.
-I play a lot of basketball. -Oh, you do basketball.
I play a lot of basketball. I take photos.
Sometimes I just walk around the city and take photos.
I don't have time.
But when I do have time, fun, friends, family.
Coming home to Toronto is fun for me.
Caribana is fun for me. [laughter]
And hanging out with our cousins.
-That's always fun. -That's always fun.
See, I don't play sports like you. You play basketball.
If I don't have to play sports, I won't.
-Beach volleyball. -I want to play volleyball.
I just don't have people to play with.
Does anyone want to play with me?
You know, surprisingly, volleyball is kind of similar
to basketball in that you can just show up and be like,
"Hey, can I get a run-in? Do you mind?"
See, you're outgoing like that. I'm not.
I can do that. I don't --
I could if I forced myself to. I would rather not, though.
But that's the thing.
Everybody feels a discomfort when they're in social settings,
but your ability to just ignore it.
-Forcing... -Put it aside.
-And -- anyways. -That's true. Okay.
Describe each other in one word. Hmm.
Hmm.
One word?
One, that's tough, man. The world likes labels.
Love them labels.
Okay, one word. Amazing.
Greg is amazing at everything he does,
whether it's work, whether it's hobbies, whether it's family.
He's a good one. [laughter]
Strong. I would say you're strong.
We've gone through a lot. You've gone through a lot.
And we've made it on the other side,
or you've made it on the other side.
-Shout-out to your fans. -You're making it.
You've seen the progression.
When I say making, I mean personal. Greg's a --
-I'm going through it. -He's going through it.
[laughter]
No tears, Maya. [laughter]
Have you ever liked one of their friends?
Yes. [laughing]
You've liked one of my friends?
No.
No, I've liked one of your friends. Yes. Several. Several.
Have I ever liked any of your friends?
I don't even think I've met enough of them to like them.
-Steve, Joey, Chris, Denny? -Nah. No.
Not your type? My friends are not your type.
My new friends, though...
Who are your new friends, though?
Who are these new friends, though?
Tweet this video to your new friends.
Send the -- link them.
Favorite inside joke.
I mean, because it happened yesterday,
we kind of always go to our cousins' place, and we pass out.
-Oh, yeah. -We like falling asleep at...
Washingtons knock out. TKOs.
We just fall asleep places.
Anywhere. We're the first to fall asleep
and the first to wake up.
I would actually say it's a skill. It's a skill.
A lot of people just lay in bed, roll around.
How long does it take for you to fall asleep?
-I'm out. -Like, out.
If I say, "Listen, I'm out," I just --
One, two minutes. [laughter]
Trade. Show the earliest photo or most embarrassing
of you and your sibling.
Or if you describe it I'll find it.
I mean, a lot of the way I looked in high school, you know,
with my braids and my afro and --
We don't even have photos of that.
No photos around then. Couldn't take photos of me. Nah, B.
[laughter]
Mom dressing us up like twins. I looked like a boy.
We were the same height, same clothes, same hairstyle.
Everyone thought I was a boy.
Yeah. And there just weren't enough photos of me
during my embarrassing times in high school, the awkward times.
I had icicles.
Oh, yeah, you've got a lot of good ones.
You've got a lot of good ones.
Yours was the braids and the chains. The do-rags.
The Timbs, the jail jumpers, the do-rags.
Do-rags were a favorite of mine, yeah. Not going to lie.
Tried to get wavy with it.
And that's it. Those are all the questions.
Yeah.
Ten questions. This is my sibling, my brother, my twin.
My twinning in life.
You guys can always check him out, Instagram.
-GregMWashington. -Twitter.
If you have any questions about design
or creativity in general, happy to answer them.
The design god in the 6.
-It's the 9 now. -Is it? It's a 9.
Thank you, Greg, for all of that.
[laughing] 6 side.
Remember to do you, boo. Be Shameless.
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