- Watch me whip.
- Whip, are we whipping?
- Watch me nae nae.
- Nuh-uh.
(trendy music)
- I'm Chris. - And I'm Kevin.
- And we are about to test
- [Both] Daybreaker.
- So. - Yeah.
- Tomorrow morning, first thing Kevin
and I are going to go to this thing called Daybreaker.
Basically a rave that you have in the morning
starting at 6:00 a.m.
So the idea is if we do this,
we will get what's called the Daybreaker dose.
That means increasing Dopamine, Oxytocin, Serotonin
and Endorphins as a result of dancing for two hours.
All right, I'm gonna set my alarm, 4:30 a.m.
- Anything that starts with a four is bad.
I'm gonna go 5:15
to give myself some snooze options.
- All right.
- I'm having trouble believing I'm even going to enjoy
this because I am not a dancer.
I'm definitely not a sober dancer
and I hate waking up early so this is my version of hell.
- You gotta come in with an open mind, man
or this is not an objective Inc. cast.
- Oh, my mind will be open,
but it will be a little pissed off too.
- I'll see you in the morning.
- I'll see you then.
(yawning)
- It's about 5:55 a.m. and even the streets
of New York City are quiet.
- [Woman] Everyone can have their ticket ready, please!
- Why are we wearing American-themed clothing?
- Apparently this is a fourth of July themed party.
- Happy fourth of July.
- Yeah, oh I'm tired.
- You're tired still?
We're going to work after this.
- Yeah, I don't how that's gonna go.
He looks like a narc.
- You're right, what is this?
- You're a narc.
- Have you seen a narc?
- Oh my God yeah, well now I have.
- [Chris] Oh wow, we get a hug.
- [Kevin] Give me that hug.
(dance music)
- It's time to start dancing, man.
This feels very strange.
We're doing this for (beeping tone) hours.
(pulsating music)
So we're about halfway through.
- Uh-huh.
- I don't know why I'm holding
this broom. - You don't need the broom.
- It's 'cause I want a dance partner.
- I'm pretty tired. - Yeah.
- Zero judgment zone, I like that.
- Zero judgment.
In fact, like weaving in-between people
like, you know, in a nightclub is like,
people are like, what the
(beeping tone) bro? - Right, right.
- But here, people are like no prob,
no prob. - Yeah, they pat you
on the back. - Yippee ki-yay!
- I heard that.
- Yeah. - They said that.
I have no idea what time it is.
- It is 8:01.
- Okay, all right.
- It's 8:01 in the morning. - I would've said 2:30 a.m.
- Okay hour two, here we go.
Hour two, here we go, here we go.
Let's do it!
Why am I bringing the broom? - Yeah, leave the broom.
(carnival music)
- Woo-hoo!
- Oh, man.
- Have a great day.
- Thank you. - That was awesome.
I'm pretty sweaty.
- Are you ready to go to work?
- I'm gonna shower and then I'm gonna go to work.
- Okay.
I'm so tired right now, that I am like getting punchy.
- I'm done, I'm toast.
I hit the wall, like I knew I was going to.
- So we did it.
How was the rest of your day
after doing Daybreaker yesterday?
- So, pretty energized in the morning,
I was pretty, like my spirits were high.
I felt my adrenaline still going
and then, about 2:00 p.m. came around
and I crashed like a mother (beeping tone).
Couldn't even make it to the end of the day, I'm done.
- I was almost crashing after I left Daybreaker.
- Yeah. - At 9:00 a.m.
- See, I was still uplifted at that point.
I was like pumped about having danced
and like the positive vibes,
the band had played Shout, which was pretty awesome.
Did you have fun in there?
- No. - Ooh.
- And I'll tell you why.
- Okay.
- I don't really like dancing sober enough
to do it for two hours straight.
I'm just kinda like, standing like this,
and doing this for two hours-- - Right, right.
- You know, occasional sprinkler like we talked about.
But, other than that, it's just not my thing.
- Yeah, so I didn't hate it as much as I expected to.
- Ah. - I thought I was going to be
miserable and uncomfortable and awkward, and I was.
- Ah.
- But not as much as I expected to be.
I would say I understand why there's
a very big audience for this.
Because if I was somebody who liked dancing,
which a lot of people are
and who was not at all self-conscious about my dancing,
which also is a lot of people and was a morning person,
which is a lot of people,
this would be a really fun thing for me.
It's not for me, but I see it.
- I think you really gotta love dancing.
- Yeah.
- But, if you don't, and even if you do,
I don't think the Daybreaker dose is a true thing.
(Kevin laughs) (beeping tone)
I was not more energetic
and happier throughout my day.
I had spent all of the energy I was going to use
to get through the day, during DayBreaker.
Regardless, I think we can now say--
- The concept of early morning, weekday dance parties
- [Both] has been Inc. tested.
- What is that?
- That's my floss.