-Yeah! Hey, looking good, pal.
Thanks so much for doing this. -Thank you for having me.
-Originally, the plan was that you were going to appear
in studio tonight. -Right.
-But that didn't work out
because there's now a quarantine.
You're home in L.A. now, right? Correct?
-I was on -- so, yesterday I was in New York.
So I flew to New York to be on your show
and right when we landed, we got word that there was, like,
a new mandate or whatever, new rules going on
where we couldn't do the show anymore.
So I was in New York, and my hotel was literally
across from your studio.
So I was looking at it and we were getting the text,
like, we have to do the interview on Zoom now.
So I was just staring at your studio, I was like,
it's right there, I can literally --
Like, I can do it through the window.
And then, yeah, and I didn't see it.
I went for a run though, and I got to run right by the studio.
So that felt nice.
It kind of felt like I was on the show.
-You sent a photo that you took last night.
This is real. This --
You actually were there!
That's bizarre. -Yeah.
-You actually were here. -Look, I peed all over
the front of it because I was so angry
at not being able to --
That's just me.
-It just made you have to do it.
-Making sure you knew I was there.
-Dude, I'm so bummed because we had some fun bits
planned and all that stuff.
But when everything goes back to normal,
you have an open invitation,
Please, to come back to the studio anytime.
Okay? -Okay, good.
-Hey, I got something in the mail from you.
-Oh, no way! -I did not open it.
And I was waiting to open it while you're on the show.
Now, you're not a prankster.
So nothing's going to blow up, right?
-No, nothing's going to blow up but I can't believe you got --
I always assume that if you send something to a big celebrity
like this, it would get -- like it goes through like
ten different people, and they're like,
um, not this, not this.
But it got to you. -I get everything.
So this is something from you.
In this cool -- I like the box.
-Thank you so much. -Like a diamond --
I get it. "D." -Open it up.
David Dobrik, diamond. "DDD."
Is it a diamond ring?
-No, it's not a diamond ring.
It's perfume. -I'm already bummed.
-It will get you closer to a diamond ring.
-[ Gasps ] -Look at that.
You got to open -- Jimmy, open that card.
That card I got you right there.
The one that's sitting right on top.
-Okay. -Open it up.
-David Dobrik's debut fragrance collection, available now.
-Hey, Jimmy, it's David Dobrik.
I know this isn't a fair exchange,
but I'm sending you my perfume in hopes
of maybe you giving me your job.
I know it's not the fairest of exchanges,
but it would mean the world. [ Laughter ]
All right, I see you soon. Bye.
-This is -- only you would do --
[ Laughter ] -That's the first bribe of many.
-That's fantastic. Wait, so -- one for me --
-The boxes of cash are on their way.
-Grapefruit, sandalwood, amber, and cashmere.
Ooh, sounds fancy. Which one do I do?
The pink or the black one? I'm assuming --
-I think you'd like the black one more.
Honestly. I'm being serious.
I really think you would enjoy it.
-David's perfume. -[ Laughs ]
-Now... why not call it cologne?
-Perfume is just a lot better of a word.
-[ Laughs ] It kind of is. Yeah, you're right.
All right, here we go. All right, ready?
Oh.
I love it.
I'm in. I love it.
-Even if it would have smelled like dog poop,
you would have been like... -No.
-..."This is delicious." -No, it's fresh.
It's amber and cashmere.
It's good. It's clean. I love it.
Dude, I'm so -- hey, whoa!
-Magnetic cap. Oh, my God.
That's exactly the reaction I wanted from people!
-Magnetic cap! Come on! [ Laughter ]
Dude, I love it, man. Congrats.
That's so rad. -Ah, thank you so much.
-Thank you for sending me this. I appreciate it, buddy.
-Thank you for opening it on television.
-You know, you were back on our show in June
when I was still doing the show from home,
and I appreciate you doing that because I told you back then
and I'm telling it now, but I felt like --
I felt like you. -Yeah?
-Like the old man version of David Dobrik.
That was, it was almost like you looking at your future.
And I was -- I was vlogging for four months.
-You've definitely stepped it up,
and your vlogging was actually very killer.
It was mainly your graphic design team,
which was your two daughters.
That's what made it the best.
That's what really sent you over the edge.
-Thank you.
-You have been vlogging more than I have.
-Yeah. -I haven't posted in 7 months.
-You told me that. We talked about this.
And then you posted something the other day with Borat.
-Yeah.
-That was your first one back and it was crusher.
Gosh, he is so funny. How did that come --
-He is the funniest man I have ever gotten to interact with.
He came -- It was -- Well, first off, I DM'd him
like four weeks ago, and then I got a DM back
like two days prior to shooting with him.
And he was like, "Yes, I'd love to come by."
And his team told me, they're like,
"Borat wants to meet you as Borat."
Like, I wasn't meeting anybody else.
I was meeting Borat for the first time on camera.
So it was a really cool thing that I got to meet him
in person, like live right there.
And he pulled right in, and he went right into his character
and just stayed in character
for the entire time we were hanging out.
It was hilarious.
-Interesting. -Such a funny dude.
-Yeah, he is a genius. -Such a funny guy.
-I love that guy. I loved your videos.
And, you know, we did a bit together.
I was just thinking like, when did it all happen?
You just moved to L.A. from high school?
And you -- Did you have any plan?
-I moved to L.A. when I was about 18.
And my parents gave me an ultimatum.
They were like, "You either go to college or you move out."
And I remember a week later, I, like,
asked three of my friends that weren't doing anything.
I really didn't even talk to them much.
But I knew they weren't doing anything
and that they weren't going to college
and they could help me split the rent in L.A.
so I found a two-bedroom for the four of us to live in,
and I told my parents, I'm like, "I'm moving to L.A."
And I remember my dad -- it was my --
Like, they both laughed. Like, it was like the cliché.
Like, your parents are like, "Ah-ha-ha."
My dad's like, "Where you are going to move,
Hollywood Boulevard?" And I went, "Yeah, literally.
The place I'm living at is on Hollywood and Highland."
I was like, "That's exactly where I'm going."
-"I'm actually going to Hollywood Boulevard."
-Yeah, and I remember --
That was like a big thing for them.
They did not under-- they still don't understand.
They're still confused and they're still so worried
about me, they're like,
"You need to go back to college."
But these help -- these interviews help,
because then they go, "Oh, okay. Jimmy Fallon, okay, very nice."
-"You're doing something. All right, good, yeah.
All right, good, yeah."
Well, you've made a pretty good mark so far, buddy.
-Thanks. -You are always using
your platform to spread positivity.
It's always fun.
You did something incredible recently.
You partnered with HeadCount
and you single handedly helped get 120,000 people
registered to vote.
What inspired to you to do this? How did you pull this off?
It's amazing. -Yeah, that was crazy.
I don't know. Well, I'm a DACA kid, myself,
so I can't vote. So I thought...
-Are you really? I didn't know this.
-Yeah, yeah. I need all the help I can get
from people going out and voting on my behalf.
So I thought maybe I can use that to my advantage
and be like, hey guys, please, for the love of God,
go out there and help me stay in this country by voting.
And yeah, and it worked out.
I don't know if it's because they wanted to help me out
or because they wanted a free car
because I was giving away Teslas as an incentive.
But regardless, I'm really glad with the turnout.
-The founder of HeadCount called your --
called what you did "absolutely unprecedented."
And they have -- HeadCount has registered
1 million voters in its lifetime,
and you are responsible for over 10% of that.
-Yeah, that's -- -Wow.
-Yeah, that's really cool. -Congrats, buddy.
You should you be very proud of that.
That's really cool. -Thank you so much, yeah.
-David, stay safe.
Thank you for flying out here. Thank you for flying back.
Thank you for doing all the right things.
-Yeah, it was the best. -You know we love you, man.
And stay safe, pal, okay? -Thank you so much.
It was good seeing you. I'll see you in a couple months.
-David Dobrik, everybody. Check out his YouTube channel
and make a plan to vote.