Ned Fulmer

... one of those classic wife guys.

[laughs] But like a real one, not like a Ned Fulmer, John Mulaney type, you know?

Yeah.

[laughs] And so, but, um, he's lying to her-

Love your wife, play the wholesome family man, and make the marriage such a big part of your personality that the internet starts recognizing you for it.

For more than eight years, that was Ned Fulmer's entire brand online.

And by 2022, that brand was independent with its own production company.

Eight million subscribers, two and a half billion views, a best-selling book, a national tour, a Food Network show, and roughly $6 million a year in online content revenue.

The image of a devoted husband had done its job extremely well.

Ned Fulmer was one of four co-owners of The Try Guys.

But inside this massive online empire, Ned's role was always the simplest to understand.

He was the wife guy, the one whose entire on-camera presence revolved around a single relationship.

We know it's going to happen.

I'm thinking next year, Burning Man, Orgy Dome, H3 video in Burning Man, Orgy Dome, me, AB, Ned Fulmer.

Three ways.

Three cocks, Triforce.

I guess that kind of was.

I mean, Ned Fulmer recently had that happen, so... [laughs]

Oh, what did I...

I, w- in our Devil's Carnival episode, I described Terrence Zdunich as the emo girl's Ned Fulmer.

[laughs]

Or...

It's ick.

It's all icky.