B (37:38)
I was just on the COVID of Paper magazine, and I want to say it was the biggest fucking honor. And it was just such a cool concept. I think that I don't know if they're stopping at L A and if they only did this for LA or if they're going to do it for, like, New York and other cities too. I really don't know. They did this set of digital covers that was like, all la, right? So they had just all these different characters, like Marsha Molinari who, like, does H. Wood and like, all that type of stuff. And like, Lisa Rinna, who's like, a different era of a different type of la, and like, Ricky Thompson and just like, Rebecca Black and all these. Heidi Montag, different era, like, all these just very. The Queen of Melrose. Just very different characters who all kind of represent LA in different ways and stuff like that, you know? And they essentially. They wanted the feel of the COVID to be like walking into a party in la. Like, this is so fucking random, this grouping of people. And I felt like they executed that really well. It was very much like, why the fuck are all these people, like, together, right? And I'm so excited to do it. They wanted me to vape on the COVID I was, like, sold in a corseted dress cutting into me, like, lightheaded from smoking. But I love that when, like, I think you truly serve when you leave a little injured too, you know? Like, I love that. I feel like I gave it my all. I was on the COVID with Carter. I love him so much. It was. It was everything, right? That. That's my point. That's it. I go to the shoot. It's the best day ever. And then a couple weeks later, the COVID comes out. I see the COVID and I'm like, I'm so happy with my image and, you know, me and my fucking facetune. So I was really happy just like, that they chose a good image that didn't. I didn't feel like needed facetune, whatever, right? And so after we shot the COVID they interviewed us, right? And they're asking us all these questions, just like, what does LA mean to you? Why do you love la? What are your craziest LA stories, right? And I answer, like, 20 of these questions. And one of the last questions was, what are your craziest memories? Living in la, right? And so I tell this person and I quote and I quote, I tell this interviewer about the time that I lived on Weed Lake Drive next door to the hype house. Next door to me was Post Malone crew. And like, my house was very much just like a revolving door. It was such a crazy time. I'm saving so many of these stories for the. The book. Like, just the parties and the. That happened in my house. It was so insane. And I was talking about the house as well. I was talking about how, like Faze Clan lived there before me. Justin Bieber shot a bunch of music videos in the house before me. Like, Juice World lived there at one point. So many crazy people. I was talking about how the owner of the house sued me and sued pretty much every single person who lived in the house. And I'm the only person who's ever won against him. And, like, I'm the only girl who ever lived there. I tell them all the lore of me living in this house and I say I'm saving the story for the book. And do you want to know what they took from this quote? What did they take? That I lived with Justin Bieber in Hollywood Hills. I lived with Justin Bieber. I lived with Justin Bieber. Are you imagine me I open my phone blown up, like, genuinely, all my DMs, TikTok comments, text messages, you lived with Bieber. How are you going to drop this lore on us? Like, how are you just now going to fucking tell us that I get a Reddit notification? Tana's known to lie. She's so exaggerated, yada, yada.
