History Podcast / MyBrotherMyBrotherAndMe

* DontTryThisAtHome

''My Brother, My Brother, & Me'', often abbreviated ''[=MBMBaM=]''[[note]]pronounce "muh-bim-bam"[[/note]] , is a comedy podcast that describes itself as "an advice show for the modren era". The titular brothers (Justin, Travis and Griffin [=McElroy=]) take questions from their listeners and try their best to help them out with their personal problems. As the disclaimer that opens each show notes, this advice often isn't the greatest. Frequently, one of the brothers will say something that'll send the three of them off on a tangent of non-sequiturs. Their listeners will also sometimes submit questions found on Yahoo Answers (a service they are convinced is filled with "the terrible dregs of humanity"), and will mock them while still trying to help them out.

** Just before the sign-off, Griffon reads one final Yahoo question that inevitably leaves Justin and Travis laughing hysterically.

* The brothers introducing themselves with statements varied around:

* Catchphrase: "You want a yahoo?"

''My Brother, My Brother, & Me'', often abbreviated ''[=MBMBaM=]''[[note]]pronounce "muh-bim-bam"[[/note]] , is a comedy podcast that describes itself as "an advice show for the modren era". The titular brothers (Justin, Griffin, and Travis [=McElroy=]) take questions from their listeners and try their best to help them out with their personal problems. As the disclaimer that opens each show notes, this advice often isn't the greatest. Frequently, one of the brothers will say something that'll send the three of them off on a tangent of non-sequiturs. Their listeners will also sometimes submit questions found on Yahoo Answers (a service they are convinced is filled with "the terrible dregs of humanity"), and will mock them while still trying to help them out.

* OncePerEpisode: The brothers introducing themselves with statements varied around:

* RunningGag: "Kiss your dad square on the lips".

* CrossesTheLineTwice: Just about every episode.
--> '''Justin:''' Hold the phone! Stop the world, I want to get off! ''Did you just say'' "pussy farm"?

* UrbanLegendLoveLife: Travis insists he's a sexpert, but if there's a degree on his wall, I haven't seen it.

Has nothing to do with MyBrotherAndMe.

* MemeticSexGod: Travis insists he's a sexpert, but if there's a degree on his wall, I haven't seen it.

* ShoutOut: One of the Yahoo Answers questions submitted asked for help naming a ''Literature/WarriorCats'' character.

-->'''Griffon''': And I'm your SWEET baby brother, Griffon.

** "[[Film/Jack1996 Jack]] Disease."

** "''[[Film/Jack1996 Jack]]'' Disease."

* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: The first episode of ''Podcast/TheAdventureZone'' was released as part of [=MBMBaM=].

->''"The [=McElroy=] brothers are not experts, and their advice should never be followed. Travis insists he's [[TheCasanova a sexpert]], but if there's a degree on his wall, I haven't seen it. Also, this show isn't for kids, which I mention only so the babies out there will know how cool they are for listening. What's up, you cool baby?"''

''My Brother, My Brother, & Me'', often abbreviated ''[=MBMBaM=]''[[hottip:*:pronounce "muh-bim-bam"]] , is a comedy podcast that describes itself as "an advice show for the modren era". The titular brothers (Justin, Griffin, and Travis [=McElroy=]) take questions from their listeners and try their best to help them out with their personal problems. As the disclaimer that opens each show notes, this advice often isn't the greatest. Frequently, one of the brothers will say something that'll send the three of them off on a tangent of non-sequiturs. Their listeners will also sometimes submit questions found on Yahoo Answers (a service they are convinced is filled with "the terrible dregs of humanity"), and will mock them while still trying to help them out.

''My Brother, My Brother, & Me'', often abbreviated ''[=MBMBaM=]'', is a comedy podcast that describes itself as "an advice show for the modern era". The titular brothers (Justin, Griffin, and Travis [=McElroy=]) take questions from their listeners and try their best to help them out with their personal problems. As the disclaimer that opens each show notes, this advice often isn't the greatest. Frequently, one of the brothers will say something that'll send the three of them off on a tangent of non-sequiturs. Their listeners will also sometimes submit questions found on Yahoo Answers (a service they are convinced is filled with "the terrible dregs of humanity"), and will mock them while still trying to help them out.

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