(rooster crowing) (lion roaring) (drum booming) – Welcome to “Good Mythical More.” Can we master the musical art of wine glass playing? – But first, don’t freak out, but the universe is much bigger than we initially assumed. – Don’t freak out, it’s even bigger now. – But don’t freak out because it was already so big that it was incomprehensible to your little pea-sized brain. – But don’t freak out ’cause it’s even bigger now. – Yeah, but don’t freak out because it has no discernible effect on your day-to-day life. – But don’t freak out because it’s even bigger now. – Jim Brickman. – He’s like, not ringing a bell. – ’90s pianist, look him up. I want to see what he’s up to. He was like, note, very few people have been- – ’90s pianist is not something that I wanna look up. (crew laughing) – Very few. Exactly. Very few people are known for being able to play the piano in pop, like popularly. But Jim Brickman was in the ’90s and sort of like he was the Kenny G of piano. – Click on that lower left one that’s his album, “Jim Brickman Greatest Hits Duets,” featuring Lady- – Antebellum. – [Both] Michael Bolton. – Michael W. Smith. – Martina McBride. – Luke McMaster. – Kenny Rogers. – Anne Cochran. – Colin Ray. – And more. (crew laughing) – So he played piano with people. – [Stevie] You’re doing like a Now Music, ’90s Piano Edition. – Yep, 11.99. – It was just like that. We should get Jim Brickman to do the theme song for the next season. – [Stevie] Guys, I am so sorry for laughing. Chase told me right before- – Yeah, you handed it to me. You handed it to me. – He tried to tell everyone, as if it was everyone’s problem, but I knew he was talking to me specifically, and I looked him in the eye and I said, “Okay, Chase. I will not laugh during that part,” but I just, I lost focus and you slapping the ham so seriously, it was a trigger for me. – Well, listen. – So I’m trying to blame this on you. – If you want me to officially forfeit the victory in the annals of GMM records- – Are you talking to me right now? – If you want me to forfeit the victory- – Yes, yes. – In the annals of GMM, like you can put an asterisk next to this one on the records and be like, “Rhett won, but it was, but then he forfeited,” and it doesn’t count as a win in my category, in my column. I’m willing to sacrifice the win. – Now I let you use the handle and I shouldn’t have done that, but I just felt so confident. – But you gotta admit that it’s kind of crazy that slapping the ham with that thing in any way and winning was pretty impressive. – I mean, it’s not breaking our urn with a salami but it’s something. – Well, of course not, but… – So we’re gonna try to get musical. Thank you, Stevie, for owning that, twice. – [Stevie] Of course. – First of all, are these made out of, are these crystal or glass? Because if they’re not crystal, they won’t work. – That’s not Chase said. – [Stevie] Oh, I’m being told, I’m being told. – Chase said they’re not, but they will work. – [Stevie] Oh no, no, now I’m being not told this. I was initially told that your initial hit of the ham registration would have still made you win the game. Now I’m getting rapid hand motions from Davin (Davin laughing) and he- – They’re scrambling. – [Stevie] Okay, I can’t see anyone’s mouth ’cause everyone’s wearing a mask but what I’m feeling is that’s not true, but I appreciate- – You know what? It can be behind the scenes until you actually know. So you don’t know? – I, no. – I think I remember it being like 41.7, which I’m pretty certain would not have won. – [Chase] You would not have won with the first hit. It was, yeah. – Hmm. – [Stevie] Do you want some direction here on what you’re doing? – I know how to do this if they’re crystal. – There’s a video of a guy who can do this really well. Let’s take a look at that. (glasses chiming) (chiming music) – [Link] How does he do it so easily? Wow. – [Rhett] This is cooler than it should be. – He’s got a special trough. – He looks like a DJ, first of all. – It’s like a back lit horse trough full of crystal and the hoodie busker is just going after it, man. – Chase, you’re telling me, (Link vocalizing) that this can be done on the glass? – [Chase] Yeah. – [Stevie] He also just told me that you won with your first hit. So, I mean… (crew laughing) I have never in my life seen a performance like that with the… Have you? – No, but I’ve been to fancy restaurants that had crystal glasses and I tried it and I got it going, but I can’t do it on this one. – [Stevie] This says, “Hold down the base of the glass with your non-dominant hand. Wet your index finger- – I just dipped my finger in my coffee. (crew laughing) – [Stevie] Wet your index finger of your dominant hand with water. Rub your finger around the rim of the glass while pressing down gently. With just the right amount of pressure, the glass will vibrate. Well, that’s not helpful. Nothing I’ve read is helpful. I was expecting the helpfulness to come. – Ho, ha, ha, I’m, shh, shh, shh. – You started to get it. – Shh, listen. (glass vibrating) The base is making a… – Do we need more or less water? Less? – Shh, shh, shh. Shh! (glass rattling) Shh, shh, shh. My hand started out really wet and then it got dry, so at some point in there- – There’s friction, but. – Hm, let me try another glass. – Oh, add more water to glass so that 2/3 of the glass is filled with water. I don’t know why I picked the biggest one. (crew laughing) Like I don’t have enough water to get to the… (Rhett laughing) (crew laughing) – Shh, shh, shh, shh. I’m doing it. (glass humming) (glass squeaking) – Sounds like a dying cat. But that’s not the noise that that guy was making. (laughs) If he was making that noise, he would there would be no video of him. (glass rubbing) Oh do it, there it was. I heard it. (glass squeaking) This one’s not gonna do it at all. You were starting to get it there. – Maybe if I… – That dude’s dealing with crystal. He ain’t dealing with glass, I’m telling you right now. – Come on. (glass squeaking) (glass ringing) – There. Got it. – Oh, I thought that was me. (crew laughing) – Oh, you gotta press pretty hard. I’m pressing hard. – I really thought it was me. I really felt good about myself for a second, ’cause my eyes were closed. (laughs) (glass ringing) – Started to go with your thumb? (laughs) (glass squeaking) – Hold on, you’ve got a different style glass. I don’t, use this glass. (glass squeaking) It’s a much higher noise, but this one’s easier. – I just feel like I’m so close. – See this one’s gotten, (glass ringing) it’s gotten easy now. Get it wet. Yup, there. (glass ringing) Yeah. Slower. Okay, now we’re gonna make music. (glasses ringing) (crew laughing) – And let me, let’s try one more. – Let’s do more, let’s do more, yeah. Or no, I think, that one won’t work. Keep this style and just do a different note and let’s see if we can get four notes. – I don’t have another one of that. – Is that one different? – This… – Mm, that’s different. It’s not the same. We’ve only got three of the good ones, hmm. – Ah, thank you, Chase. – Oh, we got more. Okay. – We found the ones that work, y’all. It’s happening. (glass ringing) – That’s pretty close to the same note. I got to… (glass ringing) (glass ringing) It sounds like “Space Odyssey: 2001.” (glasses ringing) That’s a harmony there. (glasses ringing) That’s dissonance. – This is almost the same note, but… (glasses ringing) Same note. – It’s interesting how they’re so different but they’re making this same note. So I’m gonna pour some out of mine. – Pour some of that out. And we’re gonna get, let’s get going, and let’s start moving around and just kinda going with it. – Let’s get, let’s go ahead and let’s make more music here. (glass ringing) We’re getting the hang of this thing now. – You don’t need crystal. (glasses ringing) – That’s too close to that one. Go even more out. (glass squeaking) – [Chase] That’s dropped. – What about this? (glass ringing) – That’s the same note. – Here, hit a note. (glass ringing) (bottle echoing) (bottle echoing) (glass ringing) – Oh, okay, three notes, look. You get where you can do it fast like the guy. He goes like this, look. (Link blowing) Check this out, Link. Just one second. (glasses ringing) (bottles echoing) (Coke pouring) – Pan flute. – Scratching. (bottles echoing) (glasses ringing) Okay, while we’re making not beautiful music, I wanna show you something. (bottles echoing) The Mythical Musical Comb. We discovered something that many of you may have already discovered on your own. Two things. Both, I think, rather significant. The first thing is you can actually play the entire theme song (glass ringing) because all the notes from the theme song are on this. You don’t have to just play the first half, you just have to get a little bit creative with it. The second thing is, if you put one corner down on a hard surface, it’s louder. So here’s the whole theme song. (comb vibrating music) – Brrmp, yeah, that’s good man. – So you can get, so you just have to go all the way, halfway, and then back to the beginning. (bottles echoing) And if you put it on your forehead. – It’s that note. – It’s loud to you. (comb vibrating music) – You look sophisticated doing it. – Can you hit the bass note? (bottles echoing) Oh, that’s it, that’s it. – Yep. – Here we go. Here we go. (comb vibrating music) Let me do it down here. – Yeah. (comb vibrating music) – Sorry. (comb vibrating music) (bottle echoing) (laughs) If you’ve got a man with a Coke, so there you go. (bottles echoing) You can play the whole theme song. (glasses ringing) All right, let’s do this. We’re going to create a scene. Hold on to those. So this is a scene in a horror movie where somebody’s creeping through a situation. No, you need to keep the Cokes. (Link exhales) Somebody’s creeping into this house and this is the music that’s playing, but then they finally walk into this room and there’s a little boy with a flute playing what Link’s gonna play. (bottle echoing) So hold on, so no sounds yet. – I know, I’m just seeing if I can incorporate this. – So this is, okay… – To make a higher pitch. – You’re walking into a house. (glasses ringing) (chair creaking) (Link blowing) (Link slurping) (Link groaning) (Link blowing) You get to the room. There’s the little boy. What does he have? He has a flute. (bottles echoing) (glasses ringing) – We should be on a street corner somewhere. – Yeah, no, we should be in a haunted house. – I’m kinda lightheaded, man. – All you gotta do is sit in the corner in a chair dressed like a little boy and play those Coke bottles. – Hey, you can get that comb at mythical.com, but you can get the Mythical Snackiverse Lunchbox & Thermos Set at mythicalsociety.com. It’s your last few weeks to be able to enact your ineligible, your… To enact your eligibility, yeah. – Can you make this announcement more sneaky and scary? (glasses ringing) – For the collectible. It’s only available to Mythical Society 3rd Degree members. You gotta join 3rd Degree quarterly or annual plan by March 31st to get that lunchbox and thermos set. Mythicalsociety.com. (glasses ringing) You thought I was gonna play that thing, didn’t you? (upbeat music) (bottle echoing) – It’s creepy. – It’s not really as creepy. Pan flute boy is creepy. Get the latest quarterly collectible item, The Mythical Snackiverse Lunchbox & Thermos Set by joining The Mythical Society 3rd Degree quarterly or annual plan by March 31st. Visit mythicalsociety.com.