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The Times of India
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Sumit Roy

Seth Rogen’s blunt response to YouTuber Yung Mooch sparks debate as Jonah Hill shares heartfelt career advice

A chance encounter between YouTuber Yung Mooch and actors Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill has sparked discussion online after a video showed what happened when Mooch interrupted the pair while they appeared to be filming in Los Angeles. Rogen made it clear they were working and told the creator not to interrupt people on set, while Hill later shared a short but positive message about being kind and staying true to yourself.

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Seth Rogen tells YouTuber Yung Mooch not to interrupt while filming

The moment happened while Yung Mooch was recording a street-content video in Los Angeles titled LA is falling apart… . During the shoot, he noticed Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill on what looked like a film or production set. Several vehicles and filming equipment could also be seen in the area.

As Mooch walked toward them, Rogen first told him they were working. Even so, the YouTuber continued the conversation and asked for advice on building a successful career.

Rogen did not seem pleased by the interruption. He waved his hand while responding, saying, “I would say don’t fk with people as they’re trying to make their show.”** His reply suggested that respecting people while they are working is an important part of any interaction, especially on a busy production set.

Photos shared with the clip show Rogen standing on a vehicle while speaking to Mooch, matching what is seen in the video.

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