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BASS GANG JEOPARDY! | ft. Big Brev (EARLY ACCESS)
🕑 Added 2025-01-23 22:12:44 +0000 UTCHey everyone! ππ»
Sit tight, grab your popcorn, and enjoy these 30 minutes of pure hilariousness .. Bass Gang Jeopardy ft. Big Brev is here! π₯
Huge thanks to everyone who submitted questions for this episode! β€οΈ
Let us know what you think, and what your favorite moment was, here in the comments or on Discord!
Comments
Gail Seaton Humbert
This was a lot of fun to watch
Jan Kates
Best jeopardy so far.
Carol
This was so much fun to watch! Next time can we have a βvirtualβ prize for the winner just to up the stakes? ππ¦πΊ
Tonia Richardson
Big fun, you guys!! Thanks for doing this! Marwan definitely won the Best Handwriting category, and Bobby took the gold in Most Space Used for One Answer. Gotta love the screen full of diversely handsome, ridiculously talented joy, having a good time together and across the world simultaneously!! I hope you do it again. Aloha and blessings from the middle of the ocean!!
Victoria Waters
I was riveted the entire time! So much fun!! Great job hosting Big Brevπ€©!! I canβt believe Bobby won, and Iβm his motherβ¦.!
Scott Boa
You guys have got to do a song with Geoff Castellucci of VoicePlay.
Amanda Nott
Such fun! Looking forward to when you guys do this again!
Amanda Rose
I love these Jeopardy videos! Always a good laugh and just really fun.
Melissa
That was so much fun! The frozen happy boys was hilarious. On a nerdy note though marshmallow root (althaea officinalis) whose name actually means βheal or cureβ is actually a real plant; a perennial herb native to marshy areas and sandy loam areas in Europe, Western Asia, and North Africa but has naturalized in north eastern North America, Australia, and Asia minor. The ancient Egyptians are the ones who discovered it and first made the sweet treat from the plants roots. π©π»βπ³π§π»ββοΈπ©π»βπ Like I said thatβs my nerdy moment. π
Dianne Antos
FYI - marshmallow root, used in Throat Coat tea, comes from the mallow plant Althea Offisinalis. The English brought the plant to America in the 1600s. The root and leaves contain mucilage, a gummy like gel. It was used back then for a throat soother, among other things. The powdered root really has been used in the making of marshmallowsβ¦.I have been an historic gardener at a museum in Connecticut. Hope that helps, boys! That was a fun Jeopardy. Thanks.
Marcia Grzesiak
Damn, guys, that was fun. Would you consider asking Tim Foust to join the next Jeopardy?
Kano428
That was really fun fellas. And Big Brev, too! π€£. Nice π
Kano428
Omg this is hilarious!! π€£π₯°
