The conversation is between Ethan and Justin Roiland, the co-creator and voice actor of Rick and Morty. They review various Rick and Morty memes and discuss the show's fanbase, the process of creating the show, and Justin's new video game, Trover Saves the Universe. They also talk about the show's popularity, the minimum IQ required to watch it (which Justin jokingly says is zero), and the various merchandise and fan creations inspired by the show.
Justin shares some behind-the-scenes information about the show, including how he records the voices of Rick and Morty, and how the episode "Pickle Rick" was a smooth production process that won an Emmy award. He also expresses his surprise at the show's cultural impact and the various memes and fan creations that have emerged from it.
The conversation is light-hearted and humorous, with both Ethan and Justin joking and laughing together as they review the memes and discuss the show.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. Justin Roiland is the co-creator and voice actor of Rick and Morty.
2. He records the voices of Rick and Morty separately, but can also do them at the same time.
3. The catchphrase "Wubba lubba dub dub" was improvised by Justin Roiland during recording.
4. The phrase "I'm Pickle Rick" was also improvised by Justin Roiland.
5. Justin Roiland thinks that the Rick and Morty fandom has a weird obsession with incest.
6. He believes that the show's fandom is not unique in having a mix of good and bad people.
7. Justin Roiland has a game called Trover Saves the Universe, which he is proud of and thinks is for everybody.
8. The game is available on PS4, PC, and can be played in VR on PC.
9. Justin Roiland won an Emmy for the episode "Pickle Rick".
10. He thinks that the episode "Pickle Rick" was a major hit and didn't expect it to be as big as it was.
11. Justin Roiland has a team that helps him with his projects, including his game Trover Saves the Universe.
12. He has made a commercial for his game, which is linked in the description of the video.
13. Justin Roiland wants to make more weird games with complete creative freedom if Trover Saves the Universe is successful.