Good Hang with Amy Poehler Andy Samberg
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Jul 8, 2025 Andy Samberg, comedian and former 'SNL' star, shares insights on the unique dynamics of being a younger brother and how it fuels his creativity. He discusses the making of the playful song 'Sushi Glory Hole' and the memorable Bash Brothers tribute. With humor, Andy reflects on the craft of sketch writing, the pressure of live performances, and the joy of creative collaboration. The conversation also touches on nostalgia and the light-hearted exploration of personalities through the Enneagram, all wrapped in their signature comedic banter.
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Impact of Older Sisters
- Andy Samberg grew up with two older sisters, one extroverted and one introverted, and had a goofy sibling dynamic with them.
- Having older sisters influenced his social comfort around women and gave him a gentle, little brother energy.
Discovering Family Roots
- On the show "Who Do You Think You Are?", Andy Samberg helped his adopted mom find both her birth parents.
- The discovery connected them to new family members and revealed their birth parents had kept a shared photo.
Choosing Brooklyn Nine-Nine
- Andy Samberg chose to join Brooklyn Nine-Nine after experiencing the warmth, humor, and kindness of its cast and crew.
- The show's rule of "no assholes" deeply appealed to him and made the experience fulfilling.