Who are The Try Guys? Q&A with Ned Fulmer
Summary
The Try Guys are a group of four friends who create non-fiction content, and are known for their YouTube channel. In a Wired auto-complete interview with Ned Fulmer, a member of the group, he answers various personal questions, confirming facts such as where he is from, where he went to university, and his current living situation. He also touches on topics such as being arrested, his net worth, and the group’s stance on marijuana legalization.
Table of Contents
- Who are The Try Guys?
- Personal Life and Biography
- Career
- The Try Guys’ Beliefs and Values
- Conclusion
Introduction
Welcome to this Q&A session with Ned Fulmer, a member of The Try Guys. In this article, we will explore who The Try Guys are, and learn more about Ned’s personal life, career, and values. We hope you enjoy getting to know him better!
Personal Life and Biography
Q: Where are you from?
A: I was born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida.
Q: Did you go to university?
A: Yes, I went to Yale University.
Q: Can you tell us more about your personal life?
A: I currently live in Los Angeles with my wife and newborn baby, as well as my Labradoodle dog. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, and exploring new places.
Q: Have you been arrested before?
A: Yes, I have been arrested once. It was a misunderstanding, and I learned a lot from the experience.
Q: Is there a funny or interesting fact about you that people might not know?
A: Well, I once almost lost a testicle while playing basketball. But thankfully, everything turned out okay in the end!
Career
Q: How did The Try Guys come together?
A: The Try Guys initially started out as a side project while we were working for Buzzfeed. We quickly gained a following, and decided to branch out on our own to create original content.
Q: What kind of content do you create?
A: We create non-fiction content, ranging from comedy skits to serious documentaries. Our goal is to tell stories that are both entertaining and informative.
Q: Have you won any awards for your work?
A: Yes, we won a Stream award for our non-fiction show, “Without A Recipe”.
Q: How much are you worth?
A: My net worth is uncertain at the moment, given that I have a newborn baby. But I don’t measure my worth solely in terms of money anyway.
Q: What are your future career goals?
A: I hope to continue creating engaging content that resonates with people, and expands our reach as a group.
The Try Guys’ Beliefs and Values
Q: What is The Try Guys’ stance on marijuana legalization?
A: We support the legalization of marijuana, and believe that it should be treated like any other legal substance.
Q: Are you really friends, or is it just an act?
A: We are definitely friends in real life! We have a lot of fun creating content together and spending time as a group off-camera.
Q: Can you tell us more about your cultural background?
A: As a group, we come from diverse cultural backgrounds. For example, Eugene Lee Yang is Korean-American, and Zach Kornfeld is from Scarsdale, New York.
Q: Who is the oldest member of The Try Guys?
A: I’m not sure about that. The focus of our group is less about our individual ages, and more about our shared creative vision.
Q: Who is the youngest member of The Try Guys?
A: Zach Kornfeld is the youngest member of our group, at 28 years old.
Conclusion
Thank you for joining us for this Q&A session with Ned Fulmer from The Try Guys. We hope you enjoyed learning more about who they are, their personal lives, and their career goals. Be sure to check out their non-fiction content for more insights into their world!
