Andy Samberg Just Gave Out His HBO Now Password—So Does It Actually Work?!

Emmys host shared the login info for the cable streaming service live on the air

Good news, everyone! You can finally cut ties with that lame ass ex-boyfriend/girlfriend of yours. Why? Because now you have your own HBO Now login, and you don't have to steal theirs anymore.

Don't thank us, thank Andy Samberg! He's the one who just gave out his HBO Now info to the millions and millions of people watching the Emmys tonight.

"Speaking of, HBO has the most nomination tonight and I just realized that a lot of you watching it at home right now might not have an HBO subscription, but lucky for you, the CEO of HBO recently said he doesn't think password sharing for their streaming services is a problem," Andy said. "So, here's my HBO Now log in. The user name is [e-mail], and the password is, of course, password1."

Of course, we immediately thought it was a bit, but Andy insisted that this was "100% real." So we gave it a shot and…

It worked! We were able to login under the account of "Andy." Even HBO Now's Twitter account verified that this was a real thing:

Andy was quoting HBO CEO Richard Plepler's recent interviews with Buzzfeed about giving out your HBO info and how the company doesn't really care if you share the wealth.

"It's not that we're unmindful of it, it just has no impact on the business," Plepler said. "We're in the business of creating addicts."

BRB, turning off these Emmys and binge-watching the hell out of some Game of Thrones. Peace out!

*This Amy Poehler GIF is going to be so useful for so many things.

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