Mentioned via a tweet about whether enough unpaid LA parking fines can lead to jail time.
Josh mentions he made a video trying to get featured on Cook of the Day.
Cited as an example of a successful creator who did something unique rather than copying others.
Cited as an example of a YouTuber who did daily vlogging for over a year to game the platform's algorithm.
Referenced by Tommy as an example of someone who built a career and income by obsessively creating content daily, at a personal cost.
Referenced as the archetype of a daily vlogger that Tommy could have become.
Cited as an example of someone successful despite not being good at admin or punctuality.
Tommy references the YouTuber's move from hustle-culture New York to a slower life in California as an example of trading intensity for balance.
Guest on Logan Paul's podcast whose audio was reportedly ruined during recording.
Cited as someone who inspired a wave of vloggers, used as a comparison for David Blaine's potential influence.
Josh asks if Tommy got his glue gun because Casey Neistat uses one; Tommy dismisses the comparison.
Tommy cites him as an influence on his early video style, used in discussing owning creative influences.
Josh references Casey Neistat's daily vlogging project (700+ days) as an example of sustained creative commitment and its personal cost.
Mentioned jokingly in relation to free Boosted Boards given to influencers.
Referenced for a video about collecting a suitcase of $2 bills.
Tommy references Casey Neistat's approach of setting expectations he won't attend an event, then showing up anyway.
Used as an example of a creator whose 'promise' (daily vlog in NYC) shaped his audience.
Referenced as an influence whose style Josh appreciates, linked to Wes Anderson's influence.
Referenced in relation to a boat captain story Josh recalls.
Cited as an example of someone who built success through daily vlogging and later chose to scale back.
Tommy brings him up as an example of someone who injured himself on a Onewheel.
Cited as an example of someone who 'hacked' success through daily vlogging consistency.
Referenced in relation to a cruise ship disaster where the captain allegedly wasn't the last person off the ship.
Mentioned as someone living in Santa Monica they might see while in LA.
Tommy recalls a video of Casey Neistat and his son sneaking into an old blimp factory in Germany turned into a water park.
Referenced as a modern example of someone who receives huge amounts of fan mail.
Tommy mentions watching him before he started vlogging, comparing it to discovering Shameless early.
Josh references Casey Neistat allegedly being told to stop a huge sticker release campaign in New York City.
Mentioned as a creator associated with Anchor.
Referenced as an example of someone who became internet-famous partly through his friendship with his mailman Marlon, compared to Josh's relationship with Carney.
Cited as a top YouTuber used to illustrate points about production value versus personality in content creation.
Cited as an example of a YouTuber who makes public comeback promises that generate temporary excitement/motivation.
Referenced as a comparison point for YouTube subscriber milestones and off-the-cuff content style.
Used as an example of a YouTuber whose patriotic flag display would be seen as 'bogan' if done by an Australian in Sydney Harbour.
Named as a vlogger whose style people might accuse others of imitating when starting a vlog.
Referenced as a user of RØDE's video mic pro quality microphones.
Mentioned as a YouTuber whose personal filmmaking voice/style Matt references when discussing authenticity.
Cited as a YouTuber whose real, interactive moments with people (like his UPS guy) Brad admires.
Tommy cites Casey Neistat's nonstop vlogging era as an example of an unsustainable content pace that naturally slows.
Josh references Casey Neistat owning a Tesla with white interior and filming while driving.
Referenced in a joke about a shark attack victim potentially appearing on his vlog.
Big YouTuber Tommy and his friend Jules watched on a large screen, prompting discussion of audience buy-in.
Mark cites him as the vlogger who inspired him to start making videos.
Referenced via a subreddit dedicated to speculating about his life and business decisions, used as an example of online targeting.
Cited as an example of a successful creator who doesn't bother with a curated Instagram theme.
Used as an example of a vlogger with a specific aesthetic when discussing authenticity and personal brand alignment.
Referenced for not showing his daughter's face anymore and for his style of collaborating with people on his videos.
Josh mentions Casey Neistat's video reviewing a spy camera disguised as a water bottle.
Referenced as a YouTuber who keeps every camera he's ever used in his studio, prompting discussion about holding onto old gear.
YouTuber mentioned as the person Dan Mace helps make videos for.
Discussed as an example of a polarizing, highly produced YouTuber who later tried and failed to create a CNN-style venture.
Mentioned as having also discussed audiences getting annoyed when creators change.
Vlogger and YouTuber whose business decisions and motivations are repeatedly analysed by Tommy and Josh as a recurring topic.
Josh mentions Casey Neistat as an example of a vlogger who draws inspiration from filmmakers like Wes Anderson rather than other vloggers.
Tommy mentions Casey Neistat's latest video teasing a big life commitment announced for April 1st.
Cited as an example of a creator (known for GorillaPod use) whose style gets copied by others.
Cited by Tommy as an example of a top YouTuber who isn't necessarily the 'best' filmmaker but still provides entertainment value.
Vlogger cited as an example of someone whose style gets accused of being copied by smaller creators.
Josh references a Casey Neistat video of taking a Patriots-fan friend to the Super Bowl as an example of content that can feel exploitative.
American YouTuber discussed as an example of a get-to-work creative style whose company was bought by CNN.
Josh references YouTubers like Casey Neistat filming themselves rushing to catch flights.