Last Things on Our Phones: A Fun Look at Rhett and Lin’s Personal Lives
Summary
In this article, we take a peek into the personal lives of Rhett and Lin, hosts of YouTube’s Good Mythical Morning. They share the last things on their phones, including their children’s inventions, misspelled words, and favorite emojis. They also discuss a tool for songwriters and play a mouth trumpet to illustrate a rights issue.
Table of Contents
- Rhett’s Daughter’s Invention
- Lin’s Self-Haircut and Son’s Puppeteer
- Misspelled Words and Christmas Sweaters
- Favorite Emojis
- The Jester Tool for Songwriters
- Selfies, Christmas Party Playlist, and a Strange Email
Rhett’s Daughter’s Invention
Rhett starts the video by sharing a video of a scale that his daughter re-engineered. The scale responds to your weight and congratulates you on losing weight. Rhett is proud of his daughter’s ingenuity and encourages her to keep inventing.
Lin’s Self-Haircut and Son’s Puppeteer
Lin shares the last photo on his phone, which is a picture of the back of his head after cutting his own hair. He also has a video of his son talking to his dog, who he calls a puppeteer. Lin is amused by his son’s creativity and loves how his son sees the world.
Misspelled Words and Christmas Sweaters
Rhett and Lin discuss misspelling “Play-Doh” and how it’s easy to misspell words when typing fast. They also mention searching for Christmas sweaters made out of skis, which they find amusing.
Favorite Emojis
Rhett and Lin share their most frequently used emojis, including the fried shrimp and the OK symbol. They discuss the meanings behind their favorite emojis and how they use them in their daily lives.
The Jester Tool for Songwriters
Rhett and Lin discuss the Jester, a tool for songwriters that helps generate ideas for lyrics. They talk about how it can be helpful for people who struggle with writer’s block and how it’s important to have tools like this to help with creativity.
Selfies, Christmas Party Playlist, and a Strange Email
In the final segment, Rhett and Lin share some random things on their phones. Rhett’s son took their phone and snapped some selfies, including one of himself making a kissy face while eating breakfast. Rhett also took a picture of their dog and a Christmas party playlist on Google Play Music featuring Paul Anka. They mention a rights issue and play a mouth trumpet to illustrate the sound. The speaker sent themselves an email with a strange picture of a man sitting on a cornhole board with a message that says “test to kill.”
Conclusion
Rhett and Lin’s personal lives are just as interesting as their on-screen personas. It’s fun to see what they have on their phones and how they use them in their daily lives. From inventions to misspelled words and favorite emojis, Rhett and Lin show us that they’re just like us in many ways.
