Paramount + Desus & Mero

[Infamous114]

 

[Inori]

best of luck to the both of them

 

[Elzo69Renaissance]

Have yet to watch a single episode

Maybe I’ll check it out now

 

[Infamous114]

Signs were there. Both in the same place and doing interviews separately

 

[mryounggun]

These niggas were never really my cup of tea. Never watched the show or anything. But they seem like cool niggas.

Not sure if them niggas had a real friendship before the industry shit, but if so, I hope niggas is parting on good terms.

 

[Marc123]

Damn. That sux.

They not my cup of tea either. I only ever watched them when they interviewed bobby shurmuda.

But i like to see young blks get money. Cooler heads need to prevail n they hook back up

 

[Norrin_Radd]

Only reason I know about these niggas is when they pissed off DJ Envy. I tried an episode when they first got on Showtime and it wasn’t for me. Wish them the best of luck though

 

[Justauser]

Probably for the better. Their brands of humor didn't really work well together to me. Desus was more subtle and low key with his jokes, Mero felt over the top and theatrical with his. Some people can have that polar opposite styles and it's synergistic, but for them it was never that.

Hope they're still cool with each other though.

 

[GNS]

I watched their YouTube shits all the time. When they went to showtime they became less accessible and idgaf

 

[Rubato]

After watching a few eps I can say I don’t like the Showtime series as much as when they were on Vice. It feels like they holding back a lil bit and the once a week thing is wack. Is that just me?

Just realized I never watched a single min of the show after this post lol damn

 

[Suckio Andretti]

I caught a couple of clips Way back when when they was on Vice?

didn’t really care for them ever

they were kinda corny to me. Not a lot but just enough for me to not really care about them

them going to showtime I feel like really shut them off from their audience but you can’t stop growth

shoutout to them

 

[Inglewood_B]

Damn shame…

COVID was the nail in the coffin, tho. Doing the showtime show on zoom killed their chemistry. That’s when I stopped watching

 

[Eyerone]

I wasn’t a fan of their schtick either.

Sucks with homies don’t fuck with each other no more tho.

money fucks shit up.

 

[Elzo69Renaissance]

The way of every fucking group or partnership

has there been a group or partnership to stand the test of time

 

[RodyRod]

I watched their YouTube shits all the time. When they went to showtime they became less accessible and idgaf

Very true. I liked their show on Vice more than the Showtime one. Seemed more authentic to me.

I hope them boys get over whatever the issue is and get back to the money. They're better together than apart

 

[thefrenchwood]

The way of every fucking group or partnership

has there been a group or partnership to stand the test of time

M.O.P. & Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis come to mind

 

[King Freeman]

Probably for the better. Their brands of humor didn't really work well together to me. Desus was more subtle and low key with his jokes, Mero felt over the top and theatrical with his. Some people can have that polar opposite styles and it's synergistic, but for them it was never that.

Hope they're still cool with each other though.

Disagree with the bolded entirely. That was their whole bag.

 

[Maywood]

The way of every fucking group or partnership

has there been a group or partnership to stand the test of time

 

[Rubato]

The Vice version was my go to “watch while I get high” program for a good 3 months straight

 

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