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Its just natural progression, Mero explained to WFAN host Keith McPherson.
Its like we said on the podcast, Its Hollywood, baby.
You develop strengths and things that you want to explore and do.
And then things just happen naturally.
Its like Spike Jonze said on the Viceland show, Everything is finite.
Whats the corny cliche?
Dont be sad that its gone.
Be happy that you experienced it.
Everybody grows, he continued.
Im sure Ds got his things that he wants to do.
I got my things I want to do.
And theyre very specific to us.
Weve been a duo for a long time.
I love everything that hes done.
Ive got my life, my worldview, my things going on, and hes got his.
Lets see what we do as individuals, and then form like Voltron later on.
Ive been through worse.
But, you know what?
Were coming right back.
He also hinted at upcoming collaborative projects with podcaster Taxstone and rapper Big Body Bes.
Desus has yet to publicly respond.
Vulture reached out to representatives for Mero for comment.
Two of Pucks sources indicated that several formal complaints had been made.
Showtime and reps for the duo declined to comment, while Lopez could not be reached by Puck.
The brand is divided.
