This is a HeadGum podcast.

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Hello, I am Vulture Senior Editor Jesse David Fox, and welcome to Good One.

The podcast where we talk to comedians and comedy writers about writing their best jokes.

Well, usually that's what it is.

Reggie Watts, our guest this week, doesn't write jokes.

He doesn't write anything, not stories, not songs.

Reggie Watts is an improviser.

Something will pop in his head.

He'll sing it, loop it, listen to it, and then just react until he's composed a hilarious, beautiful, can't quite put your finger on it's song. And once it's done, it vanishes. I'm not kidding. When I asked what song he might want to talk about for the show, he told me he doesn't remember anything he does after he does it.

So he came up with this plan. He come into the studio, improvised a song, and whatever he made up, we talk about.

And boy, did he not disappoint.

So here's Reggie Watts, doing what he does. I'm going to be. P P P P P Look, And we'll find out, look,

and look,

and look, and look,

here know this size

and we will find our success. Oh, oh, that's good, you know,

the go, go,

uh, uh,

uh,

the up,

but uh,

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