T.J. Miller talks trash about Silicon Valley

Does it sub with sound? [NOISE] And I am going to put this on now I think. [MUSIC] I wear my kimonos like I wear my bras, strapless. Okay, let's do it. Right, keep that face. Wonderful. Photo shoot. Hi, I'm TJ Miller, and I'm the star of Yogi Bear 3D, I played Ranger Jones. All units, lock down the park, repeat, lock down the park. I'm the star of the film. Do I consider myself a big tech user? What is a big tech user? I'm Over six foot two. I was unfamiliar with the idea of a personal computing machine, and later I found out what it does and that you can both find and enjoy pornography with it. I want it to be as if you were a TV photographer and you're leaning right into the side of a building. Yeah that's a great idea. As long as you're happy i'm happy. Do you see that? Did you see what I said? I said as long as you're happy, I'm happy. That's called placating. [BLANK_AUDIO] [SOUND] [UNKNOWN] Okay. [MUSIC] Ehrlich Bachman. I'm a big Really? What Metamucil. What do I like about Silicon Valley the show? I like the satire, I love working with Mike Judge and learning from him. I think everyone else in the cast is incredibly talented. Are you trying to say bros before hoes?>> It's sexist but it's about friendship. Pretty true to life.>> We're kind of satirizing how out of proportion their egos are. You're what they're bringing to the table culturally. Shots is a poser, he didn't even write code. It's not magic, it's talent and sweat. A lot of them don't get it. They kind of, they've drank the Kool-Aid that they've made for themselves. If you would just give us a second, That would be huge for me right now because if this CNET interview doesn't go well, well I can kiss my [SOUND] career in Hollywood goodbye. All right. Sorry. [MUSIC] One, two, three [SOUND]. Wow, that was perfect. [MUSIC] Is the tech world in a bubble, I mean it better be cuz we just took a whole [BLEEP] bunch of pictures with me and a nail and a god damn balloon. The [UNKNOWN] I'm not totally into that. I don't like the term at all. But I consider myself more sort of a sex symbol than part of the tech community. And it's not a sex symbol for human beings necessarily [MUSIC] Last one that was it. Seen it, home run, right there. [LAUGH] [MUSIC]