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Hey, welcome back to Corolla Classics for December 29th, 2022. Oh yeah, man, we are getting to the end of the year and I'm just so excited to get the end of Corolla show back on January 3rd when look, I love starting the new year and I love hearing everybody's resolutions and just having a fresh start.

So I can already tell it's going to be an incredible year, but look, that's looking too far ahead. This is the show where we look back.

So we're going to play highlights of the Adam Corolla show here. My name is Chris Loxamana. I'm the executive producer of the Adam Corolla show and with me, as always, Corolla Archivist Super Fan Giovanni.

About next year, Chris, I can't wait. I know. I'm so excited.

Well, speaking of milestones, let's get going with our first clip. This is probably my favorite Rich Banks song ever just because of the effort. It's the top gun Maverick of Rich Banks songs. It was ambitious and he nailed it.

And this is the premiere of He's Done 2000 Podcasts from Rich Banks.

Yeah, this is probably the favorite Rich Banks song of the average fan. I'd say the more skilled educator fan, like he's done 3000 Podcasts more.

I just some extra lyrics.

This is Adam Corolla show up, so 2000 featuring the Try Guys, avoiding controversy by but not being in this clip. Gina Grad and Brian Bishop, world premiere of one of the all-time greatest parody songs ever done in the history of music and art.

Hopefully you guys enjoy.

There's not tricity in the air today.

Yeah, man. That's why my hair is a mess.

Good day, Gina Grad. Good day, you.

And, Paul Bryan.

Congratulations, everyone.

I want to say this. Things in life creep along.

We're getting heavy.

We're getting heavy.

The person who you see on a daily basis, who loses 80 pounds, that's understandable, but never jarring. It's that same person you haven't seen since last year and then you see them. Oh my God, the weight. What happened?

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