In addition to their web presence, Rhett & Link are also musicians and filmmakers, and have worked in network television as hosts. They own and operate a video production company, Rhett & Link, Inc.
Rhett & Link met in 1984 in Buies Creek, North Carolina at their elementary school. The two became best friends and began producing content for release in 2000.
Internetainment
Rhett & Link have developed an international following through their collection of over 500 web videos. Their music videos, non-scripted reality videos, and sketches have been seen over 100 million times. Rhett & Link have also created original video series for NBC Universal and TV Guide Broadband.
Since January 2011, Rhett & Link produced Good Mythical Morning, a daily talk show. Originally starting out as Good Morning Chia Lincoln, the show features Rhett and Link discussing various topics. The show runs for a couple months before taking short breaks, usually around a month, and then returning with the next season.
In April 2013, Rhett & Link began their weekly half-hour program The Mythical Show, which ran for twelve episodes. The future of the show is currently unknown.
TV
Their show Rhett & Link: Commercial Kings debuted on IFC on June 24, 2011. Based on their hit web series iLoveLocalCommercials, this non-fiction comedy series follows their travels to small towns across America where they develop and produce commercials for local businesses using local talent.
In 2010, Rhett & Link produced and starred in a national television commercial for McDonalds and Coca-Cola, T-Shirt War 2.
In 2009, Rhett & Link served as musical correspondents for the Science Channel’s Brink. They wrote songs and made music videos for three episodes. Songs included the Space Junk Song, Robot Girlfriend, and Hello (the S.E.T.I. Song).
In the fall of 2007, Rhett & Link hosted a prime-time TV show on the CW called Online Nation. The half-hour show featured popular web videos, introduced by Rhett & Link, Stevie Ryan and Joy Leslie.
Film
Rhett & Link have completed two award-winning films, including a short film, One Man’s Trash, and a feature-length documentary, Looking for Ms. Locklear. Both films have screened at festivals across the country. Visit the films page for more information.
Brand Integration
Rhett & Link have created custom videos and series (click each brand for examples) for McDonalds and Coke, Dentyne Gum, Taco Bell, Alka-Seltzer, Starburst, and Hummer, as well as integrating smaller brands such as AJJ Cornhole and iRESQ. The Alka-Seltzer Great American Road Trip, done in partnership with Proximity, won the AdWeek Buzz Award in the online category for best online campaign of 2008. Rhett & Link are actively seeking to partner with agencies and brands to create high-quality branded content. For more information, visit the services page.
Music
Music is an important part of nearly everything Rhett & Link produce. The duo has written close to 100 original comedy songs and independently released 5 albums.
Many of Rhett & Link’s songs have been the source for wildly popular web music videos, like the Facebook Song, the Unicorn Rap, and the American Idol Theme Song, just to name a few.
External Links
http://rhettandlink.com
http://www.youtube.com/rhettandlink
https://www.youtube.com/rhettandlink2
http://www.twitter.com/rhettandlink
http://www.facebook.com/RhettAndLink
Hello
Rhett And Link Lyrics
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And shame keeps pulling you back
If you've looked for answers
That the world don't have
Come on down to the tent revival
Come and wade in the water blue
Come and feel that heavenly fire
(Say goodbye) to the worn and weary
(Say hello) to the brand new you
Hear that gospel song playing on and on
Sticking to your soul like glue
(Say goodbye) to the sin that held you
(Feel that love) wash it all away
You can let it go and say hello
To the power of Jesus' name
(Hey, hey, hey)
(Hey, hey, hey)
You can walk in freedom
You can dance on the solid rock
You can rest in the victory
That Jesus already won
Come on down to the tent revival
Come and wade in the water blue
Come and feel that heavenly fire
Falling down on you
(Say goodbye) to the worn and weary
(Say hello) to the brand new you
Hear that gospel song playing on and on
Sticking to your soul like glue
(Say goodbye) to the sin that held you
(Feel that love) wash it all away
You can let it go and say hello
To the power of Jesus' name
(Hey, hey, hey)
(Hey, hey, hey)
Whom the Son sets free, is free indeed
Whom the Son sets free, is free indeed
No, there ain't no chains gonna tie these feet
Whom the Son sets free, is free indeed
(Say goodbye) to the worn and weary
(Say hello) to the brand new you
Hear that gospel song playing on and on
Sticking to your soul like glue
(Say goodbye) to the sin that held you
(Feel that love) wash it all away
You can let it go and say hello
To the power of Jesus' name
(Hey, hey, hey)
(Hey, hey, hey)
(Hey, hey, hey) Ooh, the power of Jesus' name
The lyrics of Rhett and Link's song "Hello" convey a message of redemption, hope, and transformation. The opening lines speak to the weight of personal pain and the burden of shame that can hold a person back. The mention of seeking answers that the world doesn't provide suggests a sense of spiritual longing or seeking something beyond the material world. The invitation to come to a tent revival, wade in the cleansing water, and feel a heavenly fire symbolizes a call to experience spiritual renewal and release from the struggles that weigh one down.
The chorus urges listeners to say goodbye to the old, worn-out self and hello to a fresh start, symbolized by the brand new you. The gospel song that sticks to your soul like glue signifies the powerful impact of faith and belief penetrating deep within, offering healing and transformation. The imagery of washing away sin with love and embracing the power of Jesus' name highlights the theme of spiritual cleansing and liberation from past mistakes or regrets.
The second verse continues to emphasize the freedom and victory that faith in Jesus brings. Walking in freedom, dancing on solid rock, and resting in the victory already won by Jesus all reflect a sense of empowerment and security that comes from embracing faith. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the message of letting go of past burdens and embracing the transformative power of Jesus' name.
The bridge section emphasizes the profound freedom that comes from Jesus, affirming that those who are set free by the Son are truly liberated. The imagery of breaking free from chains and being unbound signifies the release from whatever holds one back, whether it be internal struggles or external limitations. The closing lines echo the message of saying goodbye to the old self and embracing the power of Jesus' name, underscoring the transformative and liberating impact of faith and belief in a higher power. Overall, the lyrics of "Hello" encourage listeners to find solace, redemption, and freedom in the transformative power of faith and the love of Jesus.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Capitol CMG Publishing
Written by: Rhett Walker, Jeff Pardo
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Greg Miller
I like how Rhett is just reading a Sudoku book at the end. Not solving puzzles, just reading it.
Micah Wright
He’s solving them in his mind. He’s just that smart.
Oliver Henaine
That CIRCLE SERIES profile pic, tho ;)
Nctrn07
He solved all of it already.
Emily Harmon
This song combines so many of my favorite things: Rhett and Link, a groovy bass line, aliens and Canada. It doesn't get much better than this.
Alan Behul
man, the nostalgia is strong with this one.
Agnes Edits Stuff
Alan Behul ikr!
Seth Draven
It’s like that with all their songs for me lol
Dawn Kumar
What I did was installed SETI@home on my PC to help scientists find an ET signal.
Mathew Capone
Man, the nostalgia is strong with this comment