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Hello, hello, hello everybody. It is Thursday. Yet again it is your host, Bretman

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Rock, and your hostess K. Period.

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I really cannot believe it took us 70 plus episodes to start introducing ourselves.

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I know.

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I wonder if there's anybody out there who was wondering which one is Ms. K and which one is Brett.

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No, people do be saying we kind of sound alike sometimes, I think, like

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on audio for sure. But like I wonder if there's anybody that's been like that did not know me and just knows the baddest radio and then because we never said who's who. Yeah, I mean, I guess there's like title cards when we come in.

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Yes, but not like on audio where you're just like, this is this.

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Yeah, but hello, everyone, it's me, Bretman Rock.

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Hello, everyone, it's Ms. K. And we

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will be back right after in this intro, Bratman to Earth. Earth to Breadman. Girl, you already know who it is. And we're back. Ms. K, I'm really so curious about this drink that you got.

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Summary

DaBaddest Radio – “Head Coach Era Activated and a Thailand Surprise?!”

Host: Bretman Rock
Co-host: Ms. K
Guest Contributor: Beej
Release Date: March 26, 2026

Episode Overview

Bretman Rock and Ms. K bring signature sass, warmth, and Filipino flavor in this lively episode of DaBaddest Radio. The duo explores everything from surprise travel plans (Thailand, anyone?), childhood nostalgia, personal confidence, and Bretman’s new role as a track coach—the “Head Coach Era.” The episode is sprinkled with hilarious banter, pop culture deep dives, and unfiltered reflections on being “the baddest” and navigating both digital fame and real life.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Host Introductions & Voice Confusion

[01:03 – 01:45]
- The duo playfully admits they've never introduced themselves on-air before.
- Bretman wonders if listeners ever confuse their voices, noting, “I wonder if there’s anybody out there who…did not know me and just knows the baddest radio…because we never said who’s who.” — Bretman, [01:29]

2. Taste Test: Calamansi Juice & Filipino Remedies

[02:15 – 05:06]
- Ms. K brings calamansi juice for Bretman to try, sparking nostalgia about Filipino cold remedies.
- “Calamansi juice…is like a cousin of lime. I believe they're just tinier limes.” — Ms. K, [03:19]
- Discussion of cultural differences in remedies and the tradition of pasalubong (gifts from travels).

3. Thailand Surprise! Vacation Plots

[06:01 – 07:14]
- Bretman unexpectedly reveals to Ms. K that they're going to Thailand before their Philippines trip.
- “I was gonna save the surprise, but I was like, let me get your reaction on…” — Bretman, [06:01]
- The friends share memories and laughs about Thai food, ladyboys, and legalization nuances:
- “We’re going to the land of the lady boy—our fellow lady boys.” — Bretman, [07:14]

4. Tea of the Week and World Woes

[08:51 – 09:08]
- Ms. K references current world troubles: “There’s a lot going on right now in the world where I’m not even gonna go about it.”
- Group briefly touches on the emotional toll of global news and social media saturation.

5. F1 Obsessions & Imposter Syndrome

[09:26 – 12:54]
- Beej is into Formula 1 (F1), leading to a convo about the bougie lifestyle and representation in sports.
- Noteworthy quote on imposter syndrome:
- “I’m not gonna be fake positive and be like, it gets better, because, bitch, I’m like that everywhere…Maybe I’ll get over imposter syndrome one day.” — Bretman, [12:17]
- Discussion about celebrity status at home vs. the mainland.

6. Bretman’s “Head Coach Era” (Main Segment)

[18:26 – 25:05]
- Bretman shares a heartfelt journal entry: he’s now a high school hurdler coach.
- “Coach Brett era. Jenna had asked me to help her with the track kids…But tell me why I get there and our head coach announces me as the hurdler coach right away.” — Bretman, [18:34]
- Nostalgia about his championship track days, working with limited resources, and team spirit.
- “We had no track…we were literally running around school in red dirt…we would weave in to—we were doing hurdles on concrete.” — Bretman, [20:31]
- Emphasis on the value of making do and building camaraderie.

7. Work Drama & She-Villain Energy

[27:05 – 29:17]
- Ms. K humorously vents about annoying coworkers who can’t take a joke, leading to a metaphor vs. literal language riff.
- Discussion of favorite female villains (“she-villains”/“shivo”)—Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Catwoman, Maleficent, Ursula:
- “My favorite Shivo hero, I would say is…Maleficent. Maleficent is so country. Yes, like, everything about her.” — Bretman, [29:44]

8. Accent Envy & Iconic One-Liners

[30:43 – 32:12]
- The group swaps dream accents (Russian, Scottish), and Bretman shares a favorite gym story:
- “‘Bruno, you look so good. What you been doing?’ And he’s like, ‘I don't cheat.’ That is so iconic!” — Bretman, [31:31]
- The hosts riff on applying “I don’t cheat” to life and success.

9. Quotes, People-Pleasing & Reputation

[32:29 – 34:12]
- Ms. K recalls, “A lot of people will try to attack you as a person, but if you know yourself…it shouldn’t matter.” [32:34]
- Bretman reflects on the exhaustion of explaining oneself: “I’m just more tired of explaining myself more than anything.” [34:03]

10. Pop Culture Catch-Up: Bridgerton, Avatar, Childhood Faves

[37:07 – 43:59]
- Deep dive into Bridgerton’s latest season (spoilers on the wedding & painting scenes).
- Animated vs. live-action debate on Avatar: The Last Airbender, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Beyblade nostalgia.
- “Here I am, like, trying to defend people that don’t even know me, but you can only do so much in live action.” — Bretman, [43:04]
- Filipino childhood toy “trompo” explained for the uninitiated.

11. Pokémon Card Craze & High-Value Nostalgia

[43:59 – 47:39]
- Pokémon collecting, the viral market, and wild card prices.
- “Logan Paul’s holy grail of Pokémon cards sells for 16.5 million.” — Beej, [46:22]
- The most expensive single card found: a Charizard for $493,230 [47:09]

12. Product of the Day

[50:05 – 52:57]
- Ms. K’s pick: affordable and comfy shoes from Jean’s Warehouse.
- Bretman’s pick: Hyperice NormaTec leg recovery system; “my favorite thing for recovery.”

Memorable Quotes & Moments

“I think this is the cure to Covid…like, is it really?” – Bretman, tasting the calamansi drink, [03:11]
“If Ozzy is a good friend, he will bring something back for us.” — Ms. K, [05:43]
“I’m a sore loser. This is what I didn’t tell them…I’m a sore loser if I’m gonna rep this jersey.” — Bretman, on coaching, [21:17]
“Why be a hero when you can be a shero? Because I want to be a she villain, period.” — Ms. K, [28:32]
“Even though I am a people pleaser, I’m more tired of explaining myself than anything.” — Bretman, [34:03]
“Next week you’re at the top, next week you’re at the bottom. Just get paid for both, period.” — Bretman, quoting Josh from La Platica, [35:00]
“If somebody says I’m rude and I know I’m not a rude person…please tell everyone I am so people leave me alone.” — Bretman, [34:38]
“I didn’t even make it in the water—it was so much running!” — Ms. K, on quitting paddling tryouts, [25:34]

Timestamps for Key Segments

[06:01] – Thailand Surprise
[18:34] – Coaching Era Journal Entry
[27:13] – Ms. K’s Work Woes
[29:44] – Favorite She-Villains
[31:31] – “I Don’t Cheat” Story
[32:34] – Self-Acceptance & Quotes
[37:07] – Bridgerton Deep Dive
[43:59] – Pokémon Card Market
[50:05] – Product of the Day

Tone and Vibe

Authentic, bold, irreverent: Playful Filipino-American language, lots of inside jokes and exaggeration
Empowering: Continual reminders to “be the baddest”, embrace confidence, leave haters in the dust.
Reflective: Honest about imposter syndrome, fame, and mental health as public figures.
Nostalgic and nerdy: Loving banter over childhood games, cartoons, and Asian-American pop culture references.

Closing Thoughts

Bretman and Ms. K’s chemistry shines in this energized, confessional episode—balancing heartfelt life updates, cultural pride, and pure comedy. The “Head Coach Era” and Thailand adventure promise more stories ahead. Fans and new listeners alike will find relatable truths, infectious laughter, and a reminder to live out loud, unapologetically.

Follow Bretman @BretmanRock and Ms. K @MIS_KAY on all platforms. Catch DaBaddest Radio for more confidence-boosting kiki every Thursday!