Triumph the Insult Comic Dog Interviews Donald Trump Supporters
Triumph conducts a focus group with real Trump supporters, asking them about race, immigration, and their candidate (United States, location unspecified, 2016).
Triumph conducts a focus group with real Trump supporters, asking them about race, immigration, and their candidate (United States, location unspecified, 2016).
A legendarily confident and laconic Australian man gives what became one of the internet’s most beloved interview responses (Australia, Unknown).
Street interviews asking New Yorkers to name the positive effects of climate change (New York City, New York, 2015).
Ben Sinclair of High Maintenance takes over the Tribeca Film Festival’s man-on-the-street slot, interviewing regular people in Union Square with hi (Union Square, New York City, May 2014).
Conan O’Brien takes his man-on-the-street comedy to the streets of Berlin (Berlin, Germany, 2014).
Jimmy Kimmel’s crew asks Coachella fans for their opinions on completely made-up bands (Coachella Valley Music Festival, Indio, California, April 2013).
Kimmel’s team asks SXSW attendees about fake bands, fake films, and fake tech products (Austin, Texas, 2013).
A street interview film in which a fictional 156-year-old eccentric wanders New York City asking real people about love, alienation, and the digita (New York City, New York, 2013).
Jack Nicholson interrupts a Jennifer Lawrence post-Oscar interview to compliment and flirt with her (Hollywood, California, 2013).
Triumph roams the Occupy Wall Street encampment, skewering protesters, bankers, and the bull statue alike (Zuccotti Park, Lower Manhattan, New York City, November 2011).
A compilation of the biggest celebrity appearances on Billy on the Street (New York City, New York, 2011–2019).
WatchMojo’s countdown of the ten funniest Billy on the Street moments (New York City, New York, 2011–2018).