Adam Sandler Makes Drew Barrymore Do a Spit-Take When Describing "Filthy" Stand Up Show

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Adam Sandler reunites with Drew Barrymore to talk about his new film, 'Jay Kelly', his especially ""raunchy"" stand-up act, and so much more!
It's Adam Sandler!
Hi, baby.
That's sweet, eh?
That was pretty great energy.
Have her just walk, the doors open and you see Barrymore's sweetness coming at you.
What a nice little lady, eh?
How you doing?
How you doing? You look great.
I love you.
Love you too.
Okay, first of all, Sunny just had her birthday again.
Yes, yes.
I'm really bummed I missed it because last year we actually got to be with Sunny at her birthday dinner.
That's right, yeah.
Walked the streets and went to Saturday Night Live.
Yes, that was a big night.
That was a big night.
I bet they stayed up that night too.
Both of your kids were there, right?
Well, and then you were like, come on, girls, to my girls.
Like, Sunny and Sadie are a few years older.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And I was like, I was looking to you and I was like, do not invite them to the after party.
And they were like, Mom, can we please go to the after party?
And all I did...
By the way, everybody, I see my nose in that shot.
That was humiliating.
All I had to do was back up.
Well, and then I was like, I've got to get these kids home because I was having like, you know,
I don't want to be the mom that has their kids out too late.
And already it's one o'clock in the morning.
They'd never been out that late.
And I was like, no, we're going home.
Yeah, they didn't want to go home.
They wanted to keep partying.
It was an SNL fun night.
Like when you hosted SNL when you were four.
I know!
By the way, I'm not kidding.
This is Sunny's birthday party from last year.
No, really?
Yes, I'm just giving it to you now so we can get to her.
Because I left it at the coat check of the restaurant.
Oh, my God.
It's for me and the girls.
It's a bunch of stuff.
We love you.
Thank you, Drew.
Always.
You're the best.
Yes.
OK.
That was a great night, though.
That was the best night.
Yes, hanging out with you was the best.
We always have fun with you.
There's nobody like Drew.
Makes people happy everywhere she goes.
On the streets at the Pastrami Queen.
I text him.
All I text him is Pastrami Queen.
Yes.
Because it's one of our favorite restaurants.
Drew took our family to Pastrami Queen.
And me and Jackie do discuss Pastrami Queen too much.
And then I sent you some Pastrami Queen.
Yes, you did.
We ate that quickly.
I ate that quickly.
Jackie had two words when she saw me eating that fast.
Visceral fat.
Wait.
I heard that Jennifer Aniston is like a part of Jackie, Sunny, and Sadie's crusade for you to eat healthy.
What the hell is this?
I've seen your pantry.
It's pretty healthy.
Jackie has made it where she has every milk that has some sort of nut involved.
I go straight to the low-fat milk but a healthy cereal now.
I've changed this to a healthier cereal.
What is the name of it, Jackie?
Do you know?
Wait, where's Jackie?
What?
See?
Thank you.
These are called long Drew hugs.
Drew never goes short on a hug.
We're going to go to commercial.
Sorry, Adam.
Hoes before bros.
You win again, Barrymore.
You win again.
Oh, my God.
The last time we were all together, which, well, actually, the last time we were together, I came to your concert.
Yes.
Okay, and by the way, then I was texting with Jackie, and I was like, yeah, I'm going to bring Olive and Frankie, and she was like, I don't know about the girls with this one, and I was like, why?
My stand-up show is filthy.
It is naughty.
It's naughty.
There's some bad words and bad topics, and it's, I don't even know who it's for, but it's not for the kids.
I literally kept my laminate because it is the best show ever.
Yeah.
I love it so much.
Thank you.
It is dirty.
It is filthy.
Sorry.
Do people get surprised when you're, because also, I've known you forever.
I know, like, you know, I know your sense of humor.
Yes.
Do people go like, oh, wow, Adam, whoa, like, you're naughty and dirty.
Yes, yes, yes.
I mean, I've been filthy a long time.
Yeah, you have.
I have, but not everybody knows about it.
Not everybody knows.
I give them a warning.
I tell them, Drew, just like Jackie told you, I'll have people, friends, call up, hey, can I have tickets?
I was going to take my 14-year-old or something.
I just say, you probably shouldn't do that.
They say, no, no, no, they understand.
They curse.
I say, nah, it's not just cursing.
It's just, they're not going to like it.
They'll bring the kid anyways.
Backstage, I meet them.
Hey, I always see a 14-year-old kid kind of like.
I didn't like that, man.
It changes their.
I didn't end up bringing Olive and Frankie for whatever reason.
I think they were with their dad that night, or somehow it just transpired, and I was at the show going, oh, yeah.
But it's so fun, because you always manage to push an envelope in that arena, but you have that sweet heart.
Yeah, yeah.
And it's like, you can be naughty and dirty without being weird or gross about it.
It's a real weird line you tell.
There's heartbreak in my filth.
But basically, when you see my show, it's a similar feeling to going to see the Moulin Rouge.
What feeling is that?
You dance.
You see me dance.
I'm nude most of the show.
That's what makes the youngsters disgusting.
