-Looking good, bud. Happy Thanksgiving.
-Thanks, man.
-Thank you for being here. -I'm a little offended.
I just realized --
Like, I have a stylist lady.
And she gives me suits -- no big deal -- to put on.
It's stretchy. -Oh. That's kind of fun.
-It's a stretchy fabric. -Is it fun?
-Uh, no. I'm offended by it. -You are?
-She knows that I was gonna overindulge at Thanksgiving,
and so --
-So she did that on purpose. -Mm-hmm.
-By the way, how'd you like the parade?
You're in the parade this year. -Yeah, it was so fun.
I didn't -- Yeah, I was in the Macy's Day Parade.
[ Cheers and applause ] Yeah.
I had no idea that it was as big of a thing as it was.
-Oh, it's a giant deal. -It was huge.
When they asked me, they were like,
"You want to be in the Macy's Day Parade?"
I'm like, "What am I? A beauty queen?
No, I don't want to be in a parade."
I was with my dad when they asked me,
and he's like, "You're definitely not a beauty queen."
-Thanks, Dad. -He's here, actually, today.
He was like -- Not here for me. He's here for Seinfeld.
And -- [ Laughter ]
He's like, "Bring out Bruce! Enough of you."
But, yeah, it's a huge deal.
50 million people watch the parade.
-Yeah, it's a giant deal. -It's a giant thing.
Like, "Workaholics," which was my show,
I think, on our biggest episode,
like 3 1/2 million people watched that.
So this might be the biggest thing I've ever done.
-Yeah. -The parade.
[ Cheers and applause ]
I'm peaking on the float, baby.
-Where are you from? And where is your dad from?
-Omaha, Nebraska.
My family's from Nebraska, Midwest, yeah.
-And how do they celebrate Thanksgiving in the city?
Is that fun for them or they don't like it?
-Well, it's weird being in New York,
because, normally, we're in the Midwest.
But we have, like,
a whole big Thanksgiving dinner planned at a steak house.
And that was a mistake, 'cause, immediately,
my father was like, "Oh, you're telling me
New York City cooks better steaks than Omaha, Nebraska?"
-You're like, "Alright, calm down, Dad."
-They're gonna be fine.
This is one of the biggest cities in the world.
They can handle a steak.
He's like, "I'll be the judge of that."
-Yeah. Oh, my gosh.
Hey, I know you're doing a lot of things.
I want to talk about "Bumper in Berlin."
But you just finished a film with Adam Sandler,
who is a good friend of our show.
We love Adam Sandler. -Me too.
-What a great guy.
-The best. -Yeah.
-I did this movie. It's called "The Out-Laws."
It'll come out in -- sometime next year on Netflix.
And he produced it, I starred in it,
and we produced it together.
And he's just an all-time great.
-Did you ever do your impression of him to him?
-No, because my impression is, like, offensive.
[ Laughter ]
-It is? -Yeah.
It's not a good im-- I'm not a good impression--
You're a good impressionist.
My impression is just, like, the noises he makes.
You know, that... [ Speaks gibberish ]
No words.
-Yeah, you don't want to do that in front of him.
-Unh-unh. -Yeah. Alright.
-[ Speaks gibberish ]
I'm gonna need another one.
-Yeah, yeah. -So...
-So you didn't do that. -Yeah.
-But where did you meet Adam?
-I met him like years ago.
The first time I met him, I was like 19 or 20,
and I was working the door at
the Hollywood Improv comedy club.
And he came with a group of friends,
and they were gonna go to this cigar lounge next door.
And I think I was, like, staring at him just too --
just wide-eyed, just like, "Ga-ga-ga-ga-ga."
So he's like, "Don't murder me." -Yeah.
-"Do you want to come smoke a cigar with us?"
So I freaked out. I was like, "Of course I'll go."
And then I awkwardly started -- I asked him.
I was like, "Did you remember that?"
He's like, "No." And why would he?
Because I was just some strange kid who was like...
[ Coughs ]
...who's never smoked a cigar in his life, just choking it down.
"Play it cool.
You might be in a 'Grown Ups' movie."
-[ Laughing ] Oh, my God.
-[ Speaks gibberish ]
-Can we talk about "Bumper in Berlin"?
-Please. -Congrats.
This focuses on your character, Bumper, from "Pitch Perfect."
And I -- [ Cheers and applause ]
-Yeah.
-I had heard that Loki was an inspiration for this.
-Yeah, from the Marvel movies. No joke.
-How?
-Elizabeth Banks was the producer of
the "Pitch Perfect" movies, and she was like,
"It's cool that they made the villain
the spin-off TV show" for Loki.
-Yeah.
-And, so, I'm the villain of the "Bumper" franchise.
-But there are a few nods to "Pitch Perfect" in this --
-Yeah, we drop a couple Easter eggs on 'em.
-One of them is the cup song.
-Oh, yeah. -Which is legendary.
-It's a wildly famous song. -It's the biggest thing ever.
I mean, did you remember how to do it?
-No, I had to watch, like,
a YouTube tutorial to try to remember.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
But I nailed it in the show, so...
-Yeah, you kind of did, yeah. -Uh-huh.
-Do you impress family members?
Like, "Hey, I'll do the cup thing."
-No, all of my family -- they will do it for me.
-Really? -Yeah.
And they're like, "I bet you can't do it as well as me."
Like, my little cousins.
And I'm like, "I bet you're right.
You're 14.
This is all you have in your life.
I got a life, girl."
-You upped your game. You did it with a beer stein.
-I did, yeah. -Yeah.
-So eat it, Anna Kendrick.
-No. No, no. That's not what I'm saying.
-No, I'm coming for you, Anna! -That's not what I'm saying.
-I'm coming for you!
-What I'm saying is, we always have a beer stein.
-Oh, no! [ Cheers and applause ]
-Could you do it? Would you get nervous?
Could you do it? You don't have to do it.
-Yeah, no, I'll -- I'll do it.
And there's no possible way I'll mess it up at all.
-Wow! That was nice slow moving of the gourds.
-Yeah. You got to start with it upside down.
This is a pro tip. -Oh.
-Okay, so... [ Laughs ]
-I'm so excited about this. -Watch this.
There's no way I'm gonna mess it up.
♪ When I'm gone ♪
♪ You're gonna miss me when I'm gone ♪
♪ You're gonna miss me by my talk ♪
♪ You're gonna miss me by my walk, oh ♪
♪ You're gonna miss me when I'm
gone ♪
[ Cheers and applause ] ♪♪
-Oh! That is how you do it right there, ladies and gentlemen!
I want to show everyone a clip.
Here is Adam DeVine in "Bumper in Berlin."
Take a look at this.
-What if we turn this little concert into a little riff-off?!
[ Cheers and applause ]
-[ German accent ] Of course you're challenging me
to a riff-off.
You Americans -- you are obsessed with your riff-offs.
-Wiff-off? -Yeah, a riff-off.
-It's a riff-off.
-Wiff-off. -Riff-off.
-You said "Riff-off," I said, "Riff-off."
-Okay.
-And I would love to be a part of the riff-off,
but, unfortunately, the a cappella by-laws
clearly state a quorum of a cappella peers
must be present for a riff-off to be legally binding.
So it's sad, yeah.
-It's actually not sad. Nein.
-Yeah! Nein. -Nein.
-Adam DeVine, everyone.
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