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Rhett & Link's Book of Mythicality: A Field Guide to Curiosity, Creativity, and Tomfoolery
Link Neal, Rhett McLaughlin
4.24 AVERAGE
168 reviews for:
Rhett & Link's Book of Mythicality: A Field Guide to Curiosity, Creativity, and Tomfoolery
Link Neal, Rhett McLaughlin
4.24 AVERAGE
A fun little listen. If you are a fan of their YouTube videos or podcast, you will enjoy this book
I got the audio version, so it was like a very pleasant, nostalgic ear biscuits. The chapter about their wives had me impulsively looking at engagement rings before I came to.
4.5
I honestly never thought that I would one day be reading a book from those two guys who made the weird, yet hilarious, caption fail videos. For years, off and on, I have consumed their strange antics that they pay nearly every day on the Internet. Currently, due to a change in the structure of their show, I am no longer watching, but still knew I wanted to read their book.
I was honestly surprised going into it, because I thought the whole thing would be joke-y and not quite a literary work but more humor and closer to a scrapbook/photo album of their lives. As I said, surprisingly, I was drawn in by the literary parts of it more than the humor and pictures. I never thought a story about Merle Haggard would make me cry (spoiler alert: it totally did). And yet, Rhett and Link still found ways to make me laugh out loud. I’m glad their humor in writing (even if it wasn’t alone) comes though just as well as over the Internet.
Maybe I’ll start watching their videos again after this, because it was a great journey.
I honestly never thought that I would one day be reading a book from those two guys who made the weird, yet hilarious, caption fail videos. For years, off and on, I have consumed their strange antics that they pay nearly every day on the Internet. Currently, due to a change in the structure of their show, I am no longer watching, but still knew I wanted to read their book.
I was honestly surprised going into it, because I thought the whole thing would be joke-y and not quite a literary work but more humor and closer to a scrapbook/photo album of their lives. As I said, surprisingly, I was drawn in by the literary parts of it more than the humor and pictures. I never thought a story about Merle Haggard would make me cry (spoiler alert: it totally did). And yet, Rhett and Link still found ways to make me laugh out loud. I’m glad their humor in writing (even if it wasn’t alone) comes though just as well as over the Internet.
Maybe I’ll start watching their videos again after this, because it was a great journey.
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
fast-paced
I'm biased because I love them. Their videos are super funny and this book is a sweet love letter to their fans by giving us a snapshot of their personal lives & some of the things they've been through. I don't know if anyone who isn't a fan/familiar with them would like it though.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Animal death
Love these guys so much. I think I would have read any book that they came out with. As excited though, the content was really funny and interactive. Don't forget to be your mythical best.
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
If you love them, you'll love the book. Highly recommend the audio book although the physical has amazing pictures.
To any fan of the show: you will enjoy this book. Its not anything super crazy but it was a fun read. Definitely worth a one time read but I don't think I will read it again.
I absolutely loved reading more about my two favorite youtubers, Rhett and Link. I find their stories and the way their minds work hilarious. Also I think it's precious they've been best friends for so long, so it was very fun reading about their shenanigans when they got up to when they were kids.