Brandon Rogers Spill the Tea On Who He Wants at His 'Weird Party' | TMZ

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AI GeneratedRandy discusses a viral moment from Comic-Con where they confronted a heckler to protect their cast and fans. The conversation also covers Randy's directorial debut with \"Weird Party,\" their views on social gatherings, and a lighthearted exchange about celebrity impressions and drag names.
Randy, great to see you. Hi, how are you doing? I'm good.
I know you recently made headlines at Comic-Con for going off
on the heckler. Here we go. I mean, what went through your head?
The moment's everywhere. I'll tell you what was going through my head.
The stories that my co-stars were sharing that were being interrupted
and the fact that the show is something we've spent six years on.
And so for it to, you know, be interrupted in a time of celebration,
in a time when fans have like paid so much money
and have waited in line all day just to be there.
I was pissed. I was very, very upset.
And I'll do anything to protect that space.
And, you know, they're not my cast. They're my family.
Same with the fans. I love them all very much.
I know. Okay, so a lot of fans praised you for,
you know, defending your cast and everything like that.
Do you feel like you're, you know, you went a little too far with the,
I'm going to jump over the gate, you know, type of thing?
You know what?
What do you say to the critics?
Our fans who know,
our fans who know me know that I have a very big heart.
A heart that is willing to do anything to protect them.
But our haters, they know that I have
an even bigger a** that they can kiss.
How's that?
I'm good.
Okay, so I know you're in this, you know,
you're making your, you know, director debut.
Oh.
You know, weird party.
I gotta ask you, what actually makes a party weird?
I think all parties are weird.
The fact that we just stand
in someone's kitchen holding a drink for three hours,
talking about bullshit. It's just weird.
We all gather together to celebrate
someone or something. Half the time we don't even know
who we're celebrating or
whose house we're in. Parties are weird
and I think that's why I like them, you
know? We just have to stand there
and just have all of our lives pause at the
same time. It's weird.
Okay, so you're clearly no stranger to weird characters.
I mean, who's one celebrity you'd love to invite to your weird party?
Oh my God. I think Martha Stewart would make it a hit. Yes.
Certainly she would set a standard for me to live up to,
and I think that would keep me on my toes.
And then you know that if Martha Stewart's going to be there,
she's probably going to bring Snoop Dogg.
Okay, who's someone you wouldn't invite to your birthday?
Hmm. I would say half my family.
I don't think they would like it there.
Oh, also, I think Susan Dell would scare away half the crowd.
Have you seen that?
You know, Erica Kirk ain't got s*** on her.
That's a horrifying glare.
Okay, I know, so I hear you.
That's my Susan Dell.
Okay.
You know, you're a man of a lot of impression.
Or woman.
Woman, man.
What, the Jeff Goldblum impression.
Yes.
I mean, has he seen you do these impressions of him?
I don't think, I don't think he has.
I don't, Jeff Goldblum, I don't think he's seen this.
It's really half, he's just the only one I can do.
I love it, so you, hey, maybe he'll see it one day,
you guys could play like brother
and sister, I mean brother.
Maybe.
I'll be his sister.
Oh, you'll be his sister.
Hey, okay.
Jeffina Goldblumina.
Oh, I like it.
That's going to be my new drag name.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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