'Love him to death': Matt Rogers lauded for cheeky take on sexy festive messaging on Seth Meyers show

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: On a recent episode of 'Late Night' with Seth Meyers, the irreverent comedian Matt Rogers took center stage, discussing his new holiday album while sharing anecdotes and, unexpectedly, offering insights into the dynamics of crafting "sexy" direct messages (DMs) during the festive season.

Rogers, known for his humor and unabashed commentary, navigated the interview with a mix of witty banter and intriguing revelations.

Matt Rogers discusses Christmas album on 'Late Night with Seth Meyers'

The conversation meandered from discussing his Christmas album to his experiences moderating panels at BravoCon and encountering musical legends like Jennifer Hudson, Usher, and Adele—all the while interjecting playful commentary about the hidden workings of Christmas, capitalizing on its commercial allure.

While discussing the genesis of his album and the humor behind the music industry's exploitation of Christmas for profit, Rogers brought forth an unexpected yet intriguing insight—Christmas, the last remaining bastion of cultural unity, catalyzing unexpected connections, especially in the realm of holiday-themed DMs.

Rogers humorously asserted that the post-Christmas Eve and Christmas Day lull, often spent at familial homes, might birth the perfect window for flirtatious engagements via DMs.

Matt Rogers' hilarious take on holiday DMs

According to him, this period, post-festivities but pre-New Year's, offers a clandestine opportunity for individuals to initiate or respond to romantic overtures on social media platforms.

In his distinct comedic style, Rogers painted a scenario where the post-celebratory calmness prompts individuals, in a state of boredom or festive cheer, to engage in DM conversations, subtly insinuating interests or testing the waters of potential romantic liaisons.

"When people are at home for Christmas, that's when they get horny in the DMs I have sealed the deal with many people who were bored at home," he said.

He humorously highlighted this period as a time when people, perhaps confined to their childhood bedrooms or navigating family gatherings, resort to the sanctuary of their phones, secretly hoping for a response that could lead to an unexpected connection or even an amorous escapade.

"So usually you're busy on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and then there's that like two-day period where you're kind of still at your parents house. And that's when the phone comes out and you're like, "Hey, dude, looking good." Like, the lag. The response, "You too, bro.""

His quirky take on the subject, blending humor with a touch of reality, suggested a unique aspect of holiday celebrations—an unspoken tradition of engaging in covert digital flirtations, an unsung effect of the Christmas spirit.

Rogers' unexpected segue into holiday-themed DMs during the interview added a playful and relatable dimension to the festive season—one that extends beyond family gatherings and gift exchanges to the clandestine realm of digital communication and potential romantic dalliances.

Internet praises Matt Rogers' humor on 'Late Night with Seth Meyers'

Online reactions to Matt Rogers' appearance on 'Late Night with Seth Meyers' have been overwhelmingly positive.

One user wrote, "This interview was just delightful! Matt is so charming, funny, and quick witted."

Another wrote, "I didn't know about Matt Rogers but this is one of the best interview segments I've seen on Seth's show, will definitely have to check out that podcast too!."

One replied, "This interview is such a STAR moment and showcases matts wit and humor and ability to riff with other funny people!!! i am an avid reader already and love him to death but if i weren't i know this would make me check out Las Culturistas which i recommend EVERYONE to do! can not wait for seth to be on and have THIS (with bowen ofc) for an hour."

"Matt is so charismatic and quick and funny!!!!," commented one.

"Long time fan of Matt Rogers, so I may be biased, but he is hands down the best guest on any talk show ever. Period. Hands down," wrote one.

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