DJ Khaled is no stranger to the Jimmey Kimmel show. He already gave keys to the hilarious show host on how to master a perfect SnapChat and how to how to empathize with Jeb Bush.
Now Kimmel has learned a few personal things about one of Times’ most Influential People on the Internet by asking him three ridiculous questions. The combination of Khaled’s charisma and Kimmel’s effortless funny persona would have you crying laughing after this interview.
Inside a bar with classical music playing, over drinks of Ciroc Apple, Kimmel jumps right into the interview with his first question:
“If you know somebody and you can’t remember their name, what do you call them?” Kimmel asked.
“Bless Up,” DJ Khaled said.
Kimmel then followed up with his next question:
“Which would you rather see in person, a unicorn or a duck with human feet?” DJ Khaled with zero hesitation responded with his answer; a unicorn. He said the reason he’d prefer a unicorn is because of their “special cloth.”
Kimmel’s last question was the funniest of them all. He asked the social media mogul where did all the pilgrims go?
Khaled answer was classic. He said, “I have no idea, and it’s not my business.” Kimmel respected that and the interview was over. This was some smooth comedy.
Watch the full interview below:
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