Justice for Punch, Alysa Liu’s Gold, and Everything Else We’re Obsessed With

Summary

DaBaddest Radio – "Justice for Punch, Alysa Liu’s Gold, and Everything Else We’re Obsessed With"

Host: Bretman Rock
Guest/Co-Host: Ms. K
Date: February 26, 2026
Podcast Network: Dear Media

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Episode Overview

This episode is an energetic, irreverent catch-up with Bretman Rock and Ms. K as they open up about everything from social media obsessions to competing in playful games and discussing reality TV, pop culture moments, and big shifts in their lives. The theme is all about celebrating confidence, living unapologetically, and “being the baddest” – with funny deep-dives into viral stories, Olympic triumphs, reality show legends, and their own memories of being starstruck.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Podcast Vibe: Hats, Hair, and “It’s Never That Serious”

• Bretman and Ms. K start with playful banter about why they’re both wearing hats, riffing on hair dilemmas and style choices.
• They briefly react to comments dissecting podcast guest relationships:

  “You guys, it’s never that serious.” — Bretman (01:35)

• Both express gratitude for supportive listeners, especially for the last episode featuring “Ms. Janet J. Nasty,” and muse on the challenges and joys of introducing new friends on the pod.

2. Catch-Up: Coffee Shakes and Mobile Gaming

• Ms. K shares her recent obsession with mobile Call of Duty and discovers a love for games like PUBG and Brawl Stars.
• The conversation turns to homemade drinks, with Ms. K sharing a “hibiscus spearmint tea with honey” concoction.

  “I made a hibiscus spearmint tea with honey, period… it’s supposed to be overnight, but five minutes is fine.” — Ms. K (04:11)

• Bretman boosts Ms. K’s TikTok presence, highlighting her new content and encouraging listeners to support.

3. Viral Animal Sagas: Justice for Punch the Monkey

• Ms. K introduces “Punch,” a baby monkey from Japan who became famous online after being bullied by other monkeys following his mother’s death and finding comfort with a plushie.

  “Leave Punch alone. Yes, girl, because you will be dealing with his aunties.” — Bretman (06:54)

• They reflect on animal dynamics, likening Punch’s treatment to “pecking order” among chickens.

4. Personal Reflections: Journaling & Star Encounters

• Bretman reads a vintage journal entry about meeting Beyoncé, dealing with last-minute event dress codes, and feeling starstruck at the event.

  “We met Beyoncé in groups and we took pictures with her. And honestly, I don’t remember what I even said to her.” – Bretman (10:09)

• Ms. K recalls being awestruck seeing Doja Cat live; Bretman discusses meeting Adriana Lima at Fashion Week, and Ozzy, their behind-the-scenes friend, shares meeting Dennis Rodman and the magic of unexpected celebrity encounters.

5. Olympics & Pop Culture: Celebrating Alysa Liu

• The crew celebrates Alysa Liu’s historic figure skating win, with live fact-checking on her being the first American woman to win gold in 24 years.

  “She became the first American woman to win individual figure skating gold in 24 years. She’s also only 20 years old.” — Ozzy (26:01)

• Discussion of Olympic dream sports (bobsled, speed skating, curling), with Ms. K and Bretman both playfully considering which winter sport they’d “eat up.”

6. Reality TV Frenzy: Drag Race, Traitors, and More

• Obsessive recaps of the latest Drag Race season, lamenting Filipino queens’ eliminations and hyping the upcoming lip sync "Lalaparuza Extravaganza."
• A rundown of reality shows: House of Villains (“New York” is the queen of reality TV), Traitors, Amazing Race, Survivor, and Project Runway.

  “If you had to do any reality TV show… I want to be in Survivor. High Survivor. This is my audition tape.” — Ms. K (36:28) “Can we please campaign for me to be in the next Dancing with the Stars?” — Bretman (36:58)

7. Game Time: “Slip It In” Word Challenge (21:27–41:00)

• The trio plays the "Slip it In Challenge," attempting to sneak assigned words into the conversation undetected, resulting in laughter and language faux-pas.
• Words include elaborate, perspective, hypothetically, significant, extravaganza, and more.
• Comedic banter about the difficulty, pronunciation (“subtle” vs. “settle”), and competitive tactics.

8. Relationship Red Flags & Advice (46:45–56:28)

• Transitioning to real talk, they dissect “red flags” in relationships and friendships.
  • Phones placed face down: “That’s a beige flag for me… in between a green and a red.” — Bretman (48:20)
  • Love bombing: Discussing the line between excitement and too-much-too-soon.

    “Are you a love bomber?... when I know I like someone, like, I really give them my all.” — Bretman (51:35)

  • Poor treatment of service workers: Both hosts highlight this as a major dealbreaker, shaped by their families’ own histories in the service industry.

    “Our whole family are service workers… it really does crush me.” — Bretman (54:38)

  • Friendship red flags: Dropping friends for relationships and being “controlled” by partners.

    “When your friends dating someone and fully excluding you… you’re not even, like, a part of the friends anymore.” — Ms. K (56:15)

9. Product of the Day

• Bretman: Shows off Oakley Planteris glasses—lightweight, stylish, customizable (magnetic nose).
• Ms. K: Features a Coach purse gifted by Bretman, customized at the store.

  “I’ve been getting so much compliments about this bag…” — Ms. K (62:51)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Internet Overanalysis:
  “Every time I introduce you guys to a new character in the Baddest Radio world, I always get nervous because I’m like, I hope you guys like them... It’s never that serious.” — Bretman (01:35)

• On Starstruck Moments:
  “We met Beyoncé in groups and we took pictures with her. And honestly, I don’t remember what I even said to her.” — Bretman (10:09)
  “Honestly, Doja Cat.” — Ms. K (10:43)

• On the Bullying of Punch the Monkey:
  “Leave Punch alone. Yes, girl, because you will be dealing with his aunties.” — Bretman (06:54)

• On Reality TV:
  “If you had to do any reality TV show… I want to be in Survivor. High Survivor. This is my audition tape.” — Ms. K (36:28)
  “Can we please campaign for me to be in the next Dancing with the Stars?” — Bretman (36:58)

• On Love Bombing:
  “Are you a love bomber?… when I know I like someone, like, I really give them my all.” — Bretman (51:35)

• Service Worker Empathy:
  “Our whole family are service workers… it really does crush me.” — Bretman (54:38)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Banter, hats, and episode warm-up: 00:01–02:38
• Mobile gaming, TikTok, and drinks: 03:00–05:12
• Introducing Punch the Monkey: 05:19–07:04
• Finding old journals & Beyoncé story: 08:17–10:09
• Starstruck moments (Doja Cat, Adriana Lima): 10:43–12:17
• Slip it In Challenge Explanation: 21:27–23:47
• Olympic talk & Alysa Liu celebration: 24:28–28:44
• Drag Race & reality TV obsessions: 29:16–36:44
• Discussing reality TV shows (House of Villains, Traitors): 36:48–34:47
• Red Flags & Relationship Advice: 46:45–56:28
• Product of the Day: 61:14–63:44

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Overall Tone & Style

The episode is lively, unfiltered, and peppered with comedic asides and “inside joke” energy. Bretman and Ms. K thrive on authenticity, blending pop culture commentary with genuine moments of vulnerability, all presented in their signature sassy, slightly chaotic style ("period," "girl…"). The lightheartedness is balanced by moments of genuine candor about family, fame, and friendship.

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For Next Week

Bretman and Ms. K tease future “lit” pre-filmed episodes from the Philippines, promising more wild stories and insights.

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Useful for:
Anyone wanting a cheerful, drag-tinged, irreverently deep pop culture recap with real talk about identity, friendship, and living confidently — all delivered by some of the internet’s baddest.

Transcript

[Bretman Rock]

The following podcast is a dear Media production aloha named Bagna Al Dao and Mabuhay. To everybody that is watching today and listening period. Thank you guys so much for coming back. It is Thursday yet again. Ms. K and I are in a hat mood today. Yes. Ms. K, why are you wearing a hat?

[Ms. K]

Because my hair is flat.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, yeah. I'm wearing a hat because I did, like, a middle part. Like, let me show you. I did a middle part, right? But this middle part, I parted it straight down. And this middle part, I parted it back. So it's like hair's going down this way and this side going this way. So it's looking like I have a bald spot on the left side. I don't know why that happened, but we're just going to put a hat back on. Anyways, we have so many things to discuss this week, and we will discuss them right after this intro. Earth to Bratman girl. You already know who it is. And we are back. Thank you guys so much for all of the love on our last episode with Ms. Janet Janet. Ms. Janet J. Nasty. Thank you so much. Every time I introduce you guys to a new character in the baddest radio world, I always get nervous because I'm like, I hope you guys like them. Not only that, I feel like whenever we have interactions with people, they're always trying to dissect it a little too fucking much.

[Ms. K]

They do.

[Bretman Rock]

And I'm just like, you guys, it's never that serious.

[Ms. K]

It's like a fun read, though.

[Bretman Rock]

And I was like, what do you mean?

[Ms. K]

Like, it'd be like, oh, like, what if? Kind of thing, but it never happened kind of stuff. You know, like how, like, you. When you read, like, things like that, and you're like, how is that?

[Bretman Rock]

That's not even what I was thinking at the moment.

[Ms. K]

Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. Like. Like, the wildest One is, like, Ms. Nikki being jealous of our relationship. Yes. And I'm like, that's weird.

[Ms. K]

That's like two opposite. Like, two different relationships.

[Bretman Rock]

Like, I'm literally like a childhood bestie and you guys are like sisters.

[Ms. K]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Like, of course the dynamic is gonna be different. But, guys, I love the people that I introduced to you guys. And, like, it really does bother me when. When they get uncomfortable on the. From the comments. But honestly, Jeanette, like, live for the comments.

[Ms. K]

She does.

[Bretman Rock]

Because she's a cute girl. Everybody be hyping her up. I'm like, okay, period. But, yeah, thank you for that.

[Ms. K]

And that episode was just funny.

[Bretman Rock]

It was so funny. I was cracking Up. I don't really watch our episodes back because. Ew. Like, I know what we talked about, but that one had me cackling.

[Ms. K]

Yes. And that one bite went by so fast, too.

[Bretman Rock]

And I was a little too fast. Is there anything that went on in your week?

[Ms. K]

Wait, I'm getting nervous. I think the coffee is, like, getting to me.

[Bretman Rock]

I know you don't drink coffee.

[Ms. K]

Shaking. But no, other than just me working and. Oh, I got a new phone. I finally got a new phone because my phone was, like, glitching on me a little bit. I noticed it, like. And I started playing games on my phone. You guys. I got into Call of Duty, not the virus, and I cannot stop playing it.

[Bretman Rock]

Call of Duty on the phone? Yes.

[Ms. K]

Mobile phone girl.

[Bretman Rock]

Period.

[Ms. K]

I'd be on that thing.

[Bretman Rock]

I remembered I was getting into, like. It's like a clash of clans type of brawl star. I got. I actually got into it.

[Ms. K]

You did?

[Bretman Rock]

For like a month. Like a good month. And I discovered it on the plane.

[Ms. K]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

And I loved it. And I was actually, like, buying things.

[Ms. K]

Oh, you're one of those, like, speeding things up. Yeah, yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Like supplies and girl, I was buying the characters. And then that quickly fell off for me.

[Ms. K]

I kind of got back into it, but then I was like, girl. And that's when I got. I got into, like, pubg. I don't know if you guys know pubg.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

And then I got into Call of Duty and I was like, girl, this is amazing.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. I love that for you.

[Ms. K]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Should we do our segment?

[Ms. K]

Oh, my God. Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Period. Cuz she's melting already.

[Ms. K]

Oh, my God. Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Ms. K was so adamant about this drink that she had today.

[Ms. K]

I was looking at the packaging and it says cold brew. And I know Colbert, you have to, like, let it sit. So I let it sit for, like, five minutes.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

It's supposed to be overnight, so it's better, but five minutes is fine. So I made a hibiscus spearmint tea with honey, period. And then I'm gonna put it in with this ice with vanilla. I made a video. You guys can watch it.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, yeah. By the way, Ms. K has been clocked in on her TikTok game. You guys, please support her because I have been bullying her for so much for so long that now it's our time to support. But I saw your videos.

[Ms. K]

Thank you.

[Bretman Rock]

She does a voiceover.

[Ms. K]

Thank you. I do love a good voiceover. Thank you so much.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, it's giving pink drink a little bit.

[Ms. K]

It is. I don't know If I did a hibiscus drink before.

[Bretman Rock]

I don't think you did.

[Ms. K]

I thought she was a cute refreshment. Isn't it cute?

[Bretman Rock]

Wow. You should have made yourself one.

[Ms. K]

I did that, but probably this. I did. I had a drink in the downstairs.

[Bretman Rock]

That's good. That's refreshing.

[Ms. K]

Thank you. Thank you. But my tea of the week is have you guys been on the Internet? But if you guys do.

[Bretman Rock]

Have you guys been on the Internet?

[Ms. K]

But have you guys met the new monkey? His name is Punch. It's this little tiny monkey from Japan.

[Bretman Rock]

And he's the one getting bullied.

[Ms. K]

Yes, he's the one getting bullied. But what. What's cool about it is that. So the mom died when he, like, this monkey was born.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. Okay. Cousin monkey.

[Ms. K]

Yes, right. It was giving that. And then the other monkeys didn't really accept him. So he kind of like, fell with comfort with this plushie monkey.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes, I know this.

[Ms. K]

And then one of the guards. So every time the guards comes, he hops on his leg and then goes around and would not let go. Or every time, like, he needs comfort, he goes to the plushie and covers himself.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

It's so cute.

[Bretman Rock]

What's not cute is how the monkeys treat him. The other monkeys. Like, if the other monkeys are ever watching this bitch, watch your fucking back, girl. I'd be like, it's on site next time I fucking see you.

[Ms. K]

It's the way that he was just eating, and then the monkey just grabs him and starts biting him. And I'm like, what did he ever do to you?

[Bretman Rock]

I feel like it's giving very much, maybe pecking order, because I know my chickens have that kind of thing. When I introduce new chickens, which has been a while since I introduced a new chicken, but. But you should always be very careful introducing new chickens to the pack. Because they love to peck on the new chicken.

[Ms. K]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Or the youngest chicken or the weakest chicken.

[Ms. K]

And is it because, like, you think, like. Because the mom is not there to, like, defend him as well.

[Bretman Rock]

That's definitely why. Why they're defending him. What's his name?

[Ms. K]

Punch.

[Bretman Rock]

Leave Punch alone. Yes, girl. Because you will be dealing with his aunties.

[Ms. K]

So cute.

[Bretman Rock]

Like, I love his little plushie. Right?

[Ms. K]

And I'm like, like, I'm just like, that's so cute.

[Bretman Rock]

Wow. Remember Mu Dang?

[Ms. K]

Mu Dang.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes. I wondered where he is now.

[Ms. K]

Wait. No, that's the hippo.

[Bretman Rock]

Hippo. Ozzy, can you look up what Mudang is up to these days? M O O D A N G He's in Thailand. Did he grow up? Because I'm sure Mudang. Yes. Give me an update. Give me a life update.

[Ozzy]

Yeah, I'll go find it.

[Ms. K]

You know, they got kind of got like, obsessed with, like, premature, like, animal babies because they know it was going viral. So a lot of zoos started creating their own little mini version. That sucks, right? That sucks because of Mu Daeng.

[Bretman Rock]

To be Honest with you, Ms. Kayleigh, I don't have anything to read today. And that's fine on my thing, because I have not. I literally just found my journal this morning. I have been looking for my journal for a week, and guess where the fuck I put it.

[Ms. K]

I put it where?

[Bretman Rock]

In my gym. Birkin. In the bottom.

[Ms. K]

All the way in the bottom.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes. And I just, like, I just shove everything in there. But I don't know why I thought I brought this to the gym. Like, maybe I thought of, like, writing down my workouts.

[Ms. K]

But, I mean, it was your beach bag, too.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

So it could have been one of those.

[Bretman Rock]

You guys, after we film, I literally just shove this anywhere, and I usually have it on my desk so that I remember to, like, journal. But I had not journaled in a week. Yeah, let me see if I can find a journal entry from, like, my old, old. What's today?

[Ms. K]

This. 20th, 20th. 20th.

[Bretman Rock]

Where was I in 20th? Oh, two years ago. Let's read my journal. Let's read my journal entry from two years ago. I don't know what I wrote about, but we'll find out together. Girl, I'm finally back home after two weeks of being a star. I'm so sorry I didn't get to work to write to you as much as I would love to, but I just know it was real. But just know it was really fun. After two weeks, I'm usually pretty over it, but my new team genuinely makes everything so painless. Oh, my God. This was right around when I signed with my new team.

[Ms. K]

The one with Now.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes, shout out to Miriam and Rana. But, girl, what I really want to write about is my one week in LA while I wait. While I wait to meet Beyonce. I had thought that the dress code was in all black, but two days before the event, they had us all in all white. So, girl, I was like, a week before the event, I was dressed in all black. I had an outfit in all black. And then two days before, they were like, oh, it's actually going to be all white. So that's what I was writing about. And also the day of the event, we got the address exactly two hours before, which is so cunt. Like, honestly, it was. So this was me writing about the launch of Sacred. And when I get there, I immediately saw Asia and I had to pee so bad. And on my way to the bathroom, I see Beyonce's publicist, Yvette, and she was so lovely. And even got to see her liking my post a week prior.

[Ms. K]

Oh, my gosh, I remember when this all happened, actually.

[Bretman Rock]

Anyways, I also saw Ralph Wife, who is besties with mother Tina, which I also love. We met Beyonce in groups and we took pictures with her. And honestly, I don't remember when. What I even said to her. Oh, my God, all that just for me to write about when I met Beyonce. Ms. K, have you ever was starstruck or been just like, what the fuck? By anybody that you've met around me? Or maybe in your own time, it would have to be who gagged you the most.

[Ms. K]

Honestly, Doja Cat.

[Bretman Rock]

When the fuck you met Doja?

[Ms. K]

Well, I didn't meet Doja Cat, but remember when you took me to the Kenzo?

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, okay. And seeing her, like, seeing her that

[Ms. K]

close because intimate, she kind of came in front of me because, like, the stage was like, there was a stage up. Up in the. Like, a stage, and then there's a stage on the stage. So she was, like, pretty up, and then she came down, and then that stage came around, walked past us and. Yeah, and she came walk past us. And I was like, oh, yeah, you

[Bretman Rock]

know, I get it. I get it.

[Ms. K]

Because sometimes, okay, I'm one of those people where, like, well, you guys heard many stories from me where, like, I don't really know that person until after.

[Bretman Rock]

But you know that.

[Ms. K]

But so. Yes, and because I was, like, seeing her perform, so I. I kind of was just like in that moment where I was like, oh, my God, this is amazing. And then she kind of came in front, and I was, like, stood there,

[Bretman Rock]

and I was like, whoa, the one star. Well, I. I mean, I always get starstruck, but one of the ones that I remember the most was probably Adriana Lim. That my first Fashion Week. And her, like, the. Literally, I'm in the elevator, nervous as hell because it's my first fashion Week. I also felt like imposter syndrome. Like, why am I invited in this? And then the door open and it's just Adriana Lima. And then she literally, like, stares at me, and he's like, I know you. I love you. And then that was it. Like, I don't think I even said anything. I Literally was just taking it in.

[Ms. K]

I'm like, girl, just imagining that, like, you nervous? And then they're, like, actually talking to you. Like, I, I would just.

[Bretman Rock]

I think I, I don't think I even said anything to her besides thank you. I was. And that's the same thing I did to Beyonce, too. I was really like, thank you. Thanks.

[Ms. K]

It's weird seeing them in person. That's why.

[Bretman Rock]

Aussie, have you ever been starstruck by anyone besides me? Of course I was gonna say. Okay. That laugh was wild.

[Ms. K]

Yeah, that was like.

[Bretman Rock]

She said that.

[Ozzy]

Actually, while I was working at Apple, I met one of. I won't say his name, but I met a basketball player.

[Ms. K]

Michael Jordan.

[Bretman Rock]

Is he up there?

[Ozzy]

Close to Michael Jordan?

[Bretman Rock]

Shock.

[Ozzy]

I'm not gonna say who.

[Ms. K]

Why? Kobe Bryant.

[Ozzy]

Okay, well, I guess we can talk.

[Bretman Rock]

Give us a hit.

[Ozzy]

Well, he's. He's close to Michael Jordan.

[Ms. K]

What team?

[Ozzy]

Same team.

[Bretman Rock]

Both ye.

[Ms. K]

Oh, I don't know. Then I'm like, I only know Michael Jordan.

[Bretman Rock]

Is he Asian descent?

[Ozzy]

No. He played on the same team as Michael Jordan.

[Ms. K]

Shaquille o'. Neal.

[Ozzy]

Oh, you guys probably don't know him then.

[Ms. K]

He was like, Ray Allen.

[Ozzy]

No, no. He was like the right hand man to Michael.

[Bretman Rock]

This is a gay ass podcast. Ain't nobody.

[Ozzy]

No, you guys are guessing. That's right. Oh, Dennis Rodman, Scotty Pippen. Oh, yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

See, Okay. I love Dennis Rodman. I would have guessed, but I'm like, I, I thought it was, like, currently playing.

[Ozzy]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

You know what I mean? But I love Dennis Rodman. He makes me want to marry myself. He is actually one of my favorite people, period.

[Ozzy]

Actually, I was gonna ask you guys

[Bretman Rock]

who Someone you guys want to meet. I'm back. You know, Dennis Rodman, he was like, I, I would argue that he is the coolest basketball player of all time.

[Ms. K]

Is he one of those, like, troublemakers?

[Ozzy]

He did some wild. He did some wild stuff.

[Bretman Rock]

He's wild, but, like, I wouldn't say he's a troublemaker. He's up. He's out there. Like, he's out there in the best way. Like. Oh, in the best way. Don't get me twisted. But he's a weirdo. Like me. Yeah. Like, he switches up his hairstyle. He married himself in the early 2000s. He's just so cool. And I think I, I, I read somewhere about him and that's why I started my obsession with him. But, yeah, love him.

[Ozzy]

Lest we forget, he was also a very good basketball player.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, well, yes, of course.

[Ms. K]

Yes.

[Ozzy]

Is there Anyone else on your list that you would want to meet?

[Bretman Rock]

Like, starstruck basketball?

[Ozzy]

Well, just like that gives you that

[Ms. K]

starstruck feeling that's in right now. Yeah, right now.

[Bretman Rock]

Someone that I feel like would make me starstruck now. But I met her before is Sabrina. I met. Yeah, I sat next to her in the Michael Kors fashion show. That was when I was, When I saw Kendall Jenner walking and she like, not that she wasn't like, this was before espresso Sabrina. But I knew her obviously from like, emails I should have sent album era love her, but it was very chill. But now I would literally be like, girl, I live for you. And I did say that last time. But now I would literally be like, I really, really, really live for you. Like, I wake up and I play espresso, like, period. Please. What about you?

[Ms. K]

I would say Bella Hadid.

[Ozzy]

Hadid.

[Ms. K]

Girl forever will be. I feel like, girl, if I, I feel like even if I do see her in person, I would remember, forget that moment and just like relive every single moment until I see her again.

[Bretman Rock]

Were you not with me when I shot a campaign with her?

[Ms. K]

No. No. Michael Kors.

[Bretman Rock]

Well, it was in New York and we shot one a campaign and that was the best thing.

[Ms. K]

The only time I didn't ever probably done.

[Bretman Rock]

And I was starstruck. But I think because she was also

[Ms. K]

in the working mode.

[Bretman Rock]

Working mode. But also just like she knew who I was and made me very comfortable around her. So there wasn't. And also we were working on the same campaign, so there wasn't like a level of like, she's up here and I'm down here. Like, girl, we're literally working the same fucking campaign. But she just made the whole entire room, like, so comfortable that I, I, I, I, I can't say that I was starstruck because I felt comfortable, you know?

[Ms. K]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Love Miss Bella, though. Love, love, love. Let's talk about chance. Not just the big dramatic moments, but the smaller shifts you feel over time, the way your interests evolve, your desires expand, and you start becoming more of who you really are. There's actually a dating app built exactly for that kind of exploration field. Spelled F E E L D, pronounced like F eeld. F eeld is a dating app for the curious. It's completely independent, ad free, and full of people who are open minded, playful, and genuinely exploring what they want. It gives you space to breathe and discover things about yourself, whether that's relationship anarchy, kinks, cuddling, being a brat, or connecting with communities who are into reading, hiking, thrifting or zine making. One thing Field is known for is change inside the community. People shift from vanilla to curious about kink or from straight to curious about heteroflexibility. Hetero flexibility means you're predominantly heterosexual, but sexually sometimes attracted to or curious about exploring with the same sex. A lot of us question our labels over time, and Field actually welcomes that. Another thing that sets the app apart is the absence of fast swipe culture. Attraction doesn't always happen in a split second on Field. You can skip profiles, go back and give things space to develop. It feels more intentional and you're not just rushed into quick judgment. And the options are real. Field has over 20 sexuality and gender options and Hetero Flexible was the fastest growing identity on the app last year, up to 200%. They also have a full glossary if you want to dive deeper into different identities and desires. Something else people love is the culture of radical honesty. You don't need to craft a profile like a job application or pretend to be whatever you think someone wants. People tend to be more upfront about what they're into and what they're not into, which makes conversations clearer and more authentic from the start and beyond Dating Field makes space for connections in all forms. Friendship, community, meeting people in a new city, or finding someone to explore interests while traveling. They don't gatekeep connections or try to steer your desires. You decide what you like and why. If you're curious to explore who you're becoming in big ways or small, download FYLD today. That's F E E L D available on the App Store and Google Play. Now let's get back to the video.

[Sif Heider]

Hi, I'm Sif Heider, the founder of Hooray. I'm a wellness entrepreneur and digital creator, and this is my show, the Dream Bigger Podcast. Listen, I love dreaming big, but you know what I love more? Actually having the resources to make those big dreams happen. And hey, dreams can sometimes be private jets, but other times they can look a little something like having the best skin of your dance life, or starting a successful business or delving into spirituality. So on this podcast I chat with experts and thought leaders from different fields about their tips and tricks on doing exactly that. Remember to subscribe. We drop new episodes every Tuesday. So see you then.

[Ms. K]

Oh wait, one more thing about, like, meeting someone that. Well, no, I didn't meet her. I was just around her. Yeah, was when. Remember when we went to Versailles and then we were all in that elevator and then as soon as we walk in the elevator. This was around when Queen Charlotte came in.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, my gosh. Came out.

[Ms. K]

You mean came out, came out.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes, yes.

[Ms. K]

And the Queen herself.

[Bretman Rock]

The Queen Charlotte herself.

[Ms. K]

Yes. Walks in. In Versailles was like, what a moment.

[Bretman Rock]

And the gag is I started watching that because you told me to watch it. Yes. I was probably already, like, halfway through.

[Ms. K]

What was the Bridgerton. Queen Charlotte.

[Bretman Rock]

Queen Charlotte. I was already halfway through, so. Girl, I was literally like, girl, I was just watching you last night, and now you're here in front of me,

[Ms. K]

not us speaking to her. Like, because she was reading a script. Yeah, we were, like, trying to peek. Like, what are you reading, girl?

[Bretman Rock]

We are done. Please let us know if you guys have met any celebrity stories. Let us know, like, good, the bad, the ugly celebrity stories down in the comments below, and maybe we'll do a reading meeting. Celebrity stories episode.

[Ms. K]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, I have a lot.

[Ms. K]

I have a lot.

[Bretman Rock]

The more random, the better. Please, please, please, please. Now I feel like, Ms. K, we should play. Why? Just keep it very stuck at this subtle.

[Ms. K]

Okay, fine, fine.

[Bretman Rock]

You guys really love when we play the Slip it In challenge. I hate it. So we're gonna play that for the rest of the episode. Should we do a theme for the words or. You. You. You already have the words picked out.

[Ozzy]

I have three rounds, and they're each different.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, hit me. So text us. Are words okay?

[Ozzy]

Let me just explain the game to those who didn't watch the first one, please. So this is the Slip it In challenge. Each player receives 3.3words. The goal is to weave these words into normal conversation naturally without getting caught. If you guys didn't watch the first one, you guys should watch the first one.

[Ms. K]

I'm already losing.

[Ozzy]

If you say the phrase and no one notices for 10 seconds, then you win a point. If the other player calls you out within those 10 seconds of saying the word, then they receive minus points. I don't think we did this last time, but if you guys wrongly accuse the other person, you deduct. I'll deduct the point, period, and we'll do three different. Well, if you have time, we'll do three.

[Ms. K]

Yeah, my ass. Quiet the whole time.

[Ozzy]

I will go ahead and text you guys.

[Bretman Rock]

Hit me.

[Ozzy]

I also don't remember if I use these words, so, yes, good luck to everybody, Period.

[Ms. K]

I don't know how to say one of the words.

[Bretman Rock]

Text him. Text him back.

[Ozzy]

Tell me which word, and I'll type it how you should say it.

[Ms. K]

Yeah, just say one.

[Bretman Rock]

Just say it very subtly.

[Ozzy]

The Third one.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes.

[Ozzy]

Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

Kieffer, does it bother you that people bully you about subtle?

[Ms. K]

Yes, it does.

[Bretman Rock]

Still, leave Ms. K alone.

[Ms. K]

It's kind of funny because everyone around me says that now.

[Ozzy]

Really?

[Bretman Rock]

Yes.

[Ms. K]

And it's not. It's kind of annoying. I'm like. I know you guys are, like, making fun because I do catch myself saying subtle a lot. Okay, I never said settle.

[Bretman Rock]

You're still not saying, because. Oh, yeah, you said settle. It's subtle.

[Ms. K]

There's a difference.

[Bretman Rock]

Settling because that's why I said subtle.

[Ms. K]

Because of settling.

[Bretman Rock]

You really wanted to, like, emphasize the beat.

[Ms. K]

Because English is my second language. Third language. No force. Actually, I know a little Turkish.

[Bretman Rock]

Girl, please.

[Ms. K]

I'm Turkish, actually.

[Bretman Rock]

How do you say, hi, guys, my name is Ms. K in Turkey? No, actually, because you're so fluent. Since you're so fluent, guys, what is subtle in Turkish?

[Ms. K]

I don't know. But anyways, I wanted to ask you a question.

[Bretman Rock]

Wait, are we starting?

[Ozzy]

Well, I texted Ms. K. Let me text you another one just in case that one's not good enough.

[Ms. K]

Hi.

[Ozzy]

I texted you another one. Just, like, how to say it?

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Should we talk about some shows we've been watching?

[Ms. K]

Oh, my God, yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay.

[Ozzy]

Or the Olympics? Have you guys been watching?

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, period.

[Ms. K]

No, but I did see your story

[Bretman Rock]

with Ms. Alyssa Lou. Congratulations. You legend.

[Ms. K]

I love it. Well, was she like she said, she won the very first gold for America? I believe in skating.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes. Will you please fact check that, Ozzy? Because we just really be saying things.

[Ozzy]

Gotcha.

[Bretman Rock]

Ms. K, what is your Winter Olympic event if you had to, that you think you would be good at?

[Ms. K]

I'm, like, trying to read you right now, trying to see when you're putting your words in. But I'm like, you're going to have

[Bretman Rock]

to anticipate it, girl. Oh, no, that's not it. What are you going to play, Ms. K?

[Ms. K]

Oh, for, like, Olympics. What's our Olympics? I would do the speed one.

[Bretman Rock]

The bobsled.

[Ms. K]

Is it the one where you, like.

[Bretman Rock]

You can't copy my answer, babe.

[Ms. K]

You didn't answer yet.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, fine.

[Ms. K]

Wait, no. Is that the one where you, like,

[Bretman Rock]

speed skating or the one where you're in a bobsled, like, so you run

[Ms. K]

and then you go into that little thingy? Yeah, and then you just go straight down.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, you would eat that up. You would eat that up. But do you see how dangerous that is?

[Ms. K]

It is because you could fall. But I also would do the whole, like, so skiing and then flying like a squirrel thing.

[Bretman Rock]

I feel like I would be very aggravated.

[Ms. K]

Why?

[Bretman Rock]

Nothing.

[Ms. K]

Is that a word?

[Bretman Rock]

You can call it?

[Ms. K]

Yes, I am calling it.

[Ozzy]

Which word? I would say, which word?

[Bretman Rock]

It's not.

[Ozzy]

Well, Brett's roping you in, by the way. She. She became the first American woman to win individual figure skating gold in 24 years.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, in 24 years.

[Ozzy]

She's also only 20 years old.

[Bretman Rock]

Her hair I love so much.

[Ms. K]

What was hell? What was her hairstyle?

[Bretman Rock]

It's giving back. It's like, kind of giving, like, seen, like, little bit, like, back in the day. The raccoon haircut. The raccoon bleaching. Hold on.

[Ms. K]

Like, L is giving. Lola.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes. Lola from fish hooks. Not fish hooks. From the fish. Yes. I love her hair. You should do that.

[Ms. K]

I. I kind of want to, but I'm like, girl, I'm scared.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. And you also don't take care of your bleach hair.

[Ms. K]

I do not.

[Bretman Rock]

My event would probably. My winter sport event that I feel like I would eat up. What is the one where they're like this and then they let it go and.

[Ozzy]

Curling.

[Bretman Rock]

Curling. I'm sorry. Like, that's my event.

[Ms. K]

Curling.

[Bretman Rock]

I would be there.

[Ms. K]

Like, wait, would you be the sweeper

[Ozzy]

or would you be the.

[Bretman Rock]

I would be the sweeper.

[Ms. K]

Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, that's. I feel like the girl that throws it. That's too much pressure for me.

[Ozzy]

Yeah, I feel like you would match in that. Like, just you, like.

[Bretman Rock]

That's true.

[Ms. K]

No, because the sweeping would be harder.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

You have to keep up with it.

[Bretman Rock]

I know, but the bitch that throws it is the one that's going to get blamed.

[Ozzy]

Yeah. Because they're also making the causal, like, oh, sweep this, sweep that.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, Yeah. I think Ozzy, you would. You gave this some thought of what. What you would play for winter sports.

[Ozzy]

I mean, I would say snowboarding, but I've actually tried snowboarding, and it hurts. Have you guys tried?

[Ms. K]

No, no. But I'm a pro at skiing.

[Bretman Rock]

No, you're not.

[Ms. K]

Not yet.

[Bretman Rock]

Not yet. I'm like, when?

[Ms. K]

Not yet.

[Bretman Rock]

You literally touched. No. For the first time two months ago.

[Ms. K]

Not yet. I will get there.

[Ozzy]

This case probably, like, I could do this.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. She's like, no, this is my calling.

[Ms. K]

Yes. Yeah, I had a calling.

[Ozzy]

No, it hurts, though. But I would, like, if I gave it time, I would probably want to do some work.

[Ms. K]

Is it like skateboarding?

[Ozzy]

Not really. It's different. Like, the way the board moves on the snow is, like, way different.

[Bretman Rock]

The fact that she's, like, a legend now.

[Ozzy]

Alyssa.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. She's going to Be a legend like she is. And she's only 20. We're probably going to see her again in 20. 20. 20 30.

[Ozzy]

20, 30, 30.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, I think 20. 30.

[Ozzy]

Did you see how. What she said when she came off the. The ice cream? She was just like, I killed that shit.

[Bretman Rock]

And I was like, damn. I was like, yeah. I was like, Chloe Kim also has been eating it up. I think she just wants silver. But Miss Girl had been doing this since she was, like, 16.

[Ms. K]

How old is she now?

[Bretman Rock]

Legend. She's in her 20s now. Her aura and her energy.

[Ozzy]

25.

[Bretman Rock]

So much of Lucy Liu.

[Ozzy]

Yeah, she's cool, you guys.

[Ms. K]

All I can think about is the game.

[Bretman Rock]

Have you slipped anything in yet? No.

[Ms. K]

Yeah, I'm like, I cannot confirm or deny any words.

[Bretman Rock]

Have you been watching any other thing? Ms. K, I know you have been watching Traitors. No, hold on, hold on. Before we talk about that, I know you made me watch Drag Race last week.

[Ms. K]

Oh, yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Period. I caught up with Minty. Thank God. Yes.

[Ms. K]

Ms. Minty went home.

[Bretman Rock]

I know. Ms. Minty and Melinda Verga.

[Ms. K]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Like, our two Filipino queens. Like, girl, what do they have against us?

[Ozzy]

Really?

[Bretman Rock]

And also on the regular season, Mandy Mango. Like, girl, what did the Philippines do?

[Ms. K]

Marina. That's why.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, she beat.

[Ms. K]

They were like, we gotta get rid of the Filipino girls. She ate it up. First thing first.

[Bretman Rock]

She ate it up.

[Ms. K]

No. Speaking of, have you seen the Juicy Love Dion's?

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, bitch. I cannot wait for the lip sync extravaganza.

[Ms. K]

I think. Oh, my God.

[Bretman Rock]

The lip Sync Lalaparuza extravaganza is literally gonna give.

[Ms. K]

If I were RuPaul, I would literally be like, sorry, you did not do that good. Even if she did that good on the first round, just to make her lip sync again, I would.

[Bretman Rock]

No, literally, I'm like, sorry, you're gonna. You're gonna have to lip sync three times. But I think the lip sync extravaganza,

[Ms. K]

they do it as a competition now.

[Bretman Rock]

No, no, the loser goes back and the winner keeps going. That's why.

[Ms. K]

And that's why. To make it. Oh, really?

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. The losers don't go back to lip sync the winner. That's how they come up with the winner.

[Ms. K]

And then who goes home? And then they pick from the three people that didn't win.

[Bretman Rock]

I think they do it differently for every other season when they do the lip sync Lalaparuza. But yeah, period. Okay, back to traitor. Sorry, I had to talk about Drag Race for a bit.

[Ms. K]

No, it's okay. But no, there's a new show called There's a new House of Villains. Have you been. Have you watched House of Villains?

[Bretman Rock]

I've heard about it. I heard the last season was really good.

[Ms. K]

It was really good. It had Candy Muse. But this season had explained Jane.

[Bretman Rock]

This season has playing Jane. Oh, it's over. Wait, Kandy Muse's season is the one that had New York in it, right?

[Ms. K]

Yes. And New York is this season. She's back, girl. They love her.

[Bretman Rock]

I mean, who doesn't.

[Ms. K]

They love her.

[Bretman Rock]

Who doesn't love Ms. Iheartm New York?

[Ms. K]

But I was like, girl, I need to go.

[Bretman Rock]

She honestly just made like reality TV so significant.

[Ms. K]

Like, she did the. What is that called? One of the most. The very first realities TV star. What? Reality.

[Bretman Rock]

Reality TV star? Yeah, I would say that. Yeah, pretty much. I would let Gemma know that. Yeah.

[Ms. K]

Elaborate.

[Bretman Rock]

No, the. Her iconic line. She is nothing of the sort. Where she was talking about how this

[Ms. K]

show when she did the Flavor of Flav.

[Bretman Rock]

I think so. And then I remember they had just like an update. They showed her what Honey Pie. What was her name? That Pumpkin. Remember she hated Pumpkin so much?

[Ms. K]

Honey boo Boo child.

[Bretman Rock]

No, bitch. Remember in the. The show, she hated that one girl,

[Ms. K]

Pumpkin from that one dating show.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes. Yeah, yeah. So she hated her so much. And recently they showed her a picture of Pumpkin, what she looks like now. Yeah. And her reaction to it, she's like.

[Ms. K]

She looks like she's full of pus. She can read a girl down.

[Bretman Rock]

I think I would kill myself if New York hates me.

[Ms. K]

Like, honestly, I could not.

[Bretman Rock]

Who's your favorite reality star?

[Ms. K]

Oh, that's a good one.

[Bretman Rock]

It doesn't have to be a deep cut because I was gonna say Snooki.

[Ms. K]

I was gonna. I was like thinking about like Jersey Shore.

[Bretman Rock]

I live for Ms. Snooki.

[Ms. K]

Natalie Nunn.

[Ozzy]

True.

[Ms. K]

Ms. Natalie Nunn. Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Post for me, girl.

[Ms. K]

I have no drama in my life. So right now, Baddies is the only drama in my life, period.

[Ozzy]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Are you watching the boys season?

[Ms. K]

No, not yet.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Are those out? Because I've been seeing like the Koen Boy.

[Ms. K]

Yes. No, it hasn't been come out. It's. It's just the additions.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. I'll watch when they come out, but yeah, period. Would you ever.

[Ms. K]

No.

[Bretman Rock]

Audition for the Baddies?

[Ms. K]

No.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Wait, I didn't mean to cut you off earlier. You're watching House of Villain. How is that?

[Ms. K]

It's pretty good. It didn't come out. It was like. It was like. It was more of like the trailer, but in the first episode it had a clip where. Well, no, I think the first episode came out. It had one of the girls came in and was like, hi, my name's Katie. To New York. And then she goes, what is your name? And New York just stares at her like. And then like roll her eyes. And it cuts to the confessional saying like, girl, you know who the I am. I've been doing this for three seasons.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, I know who the it is.

[Ms. K]

Oh my God, don't be coming in here like you don't know me.

[Bretman Rock]

I love that. So New York, which is true. I'm like, was New York ever in Traitors? No. Right? She was.

[Ms. K]

Oh, no.

[Bretman Rock]

Trader.

[Ms. K]

Yeah, she was first season.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh my. Wait, how many seasons has traitors in?

[Ms. K]

3.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Is it a good watch? I only watch it when you put it on.

[Ms. K]

Oh my God, girl, I thought you were talking about House of Villains.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, no, no.

[Ms. K]

Traitors. Yeah, right now it's giving, but I want to watch the UK version. I heard they have like, good, more better stuff. But Rob from Love Island. Rob, girl, he's eating it. Like, he's the only. From the original Traitors.

[Bretman Rock]

He's the only one left.

[Ms. K]

He was the only one left.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, they got caught.

[Ms. K]

Yes. The other two girl. Girls and Mama Kelsey got caught. The hidden one was Travis, Kelsey's mom. The one from the beginning.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, okay. I figured.

[Ms. K]

Yeah. And then it was the two girls and then they got out. And then he basically recruited. I think his name was Kyle. I don't really know names, but the Asian one. And then I think that's. I think he got caught as well. But Rob is literally single handedly playing this game by himself.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, period.

[Ms. K]

And no one knows. And I think it helps.

[Bretman Rock]

The last time I watched it was with you the first two episodes, which

[Ms. K]

is like nothing was really happening.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

But I was like, girl, this is like, he's very smart. And I'm like, period.

[Bretman Rock]

You know what I really want to dissect today?

[Ms. K]

What?

[Bretman Rock]

I don't know if you watched it yet. What is the America's Next Top Model?

[Ms. K]

Oh, no, I haven't, but I've been seeing a lot of it.

[Bretman Rock]

So who the use my Netflix to watch three episodes?

[Ms. K]

That wasn't me.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, period. I was like, oh, I hope Ms.

[Ms. K]

K watch probably your sister, Ms. Princess

[Bretman Rock]

does not have my Netflix.

[Ms. K]

No, I don't have your Netflix. It kicked me out.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, somebody watched it.

[Ms. K]

Bobby Cat.

[Bretman Rock]

No, she hasn't watched it either.

[Ms. K]

Oh, no.

[Bretman Rock]

But basically. Oh, my God. Wait, we're gonna have to save it for next week then. Because you don't have to watch it.

[Ms. K]

I don't want to watch it because, girl, I grew up watching that show, and I don't. I, like, I don't want the show to be ruined, like, from what I seen.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

Because I was like, oh, this is great.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. I would never defend, like, all the problematic things that they've done, but obviously I think what I got from the first two episodes was like, girl, that was such a different time. It was wrong regardless. But, like, in the 2000s, like, bitch, they let anything. They let anything happen. And I think that's what really was the wake up thing. Not the wake up thing, but, like, that's what I got from it. I'm like, damn, bitches in the 2000s got away with so much things.

[Ms. K]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Were they wrong as fuck? Honestly, like, girl, But I think we're gonna have to learning lessons. Yeah.

[Ms. K]

And that's why they're coming up again, period.

[Bretman Rock]

If you had to do any reality TV show that's out and. Oh, you already. I already know, girl.

[Ms. K]

I want to be in Survivor High Survivor. This is my audition tape. Also my amazing Race.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. I was gonna say, oh, my God.

[Ms. K]

Oh, I want to be in Survivor Amazing Race. Those are the only two. I would never do the challenge. No. I cannot do the baddies baddie.

[Bretman Rock]

I feel like I'm more of a challenge girl.

[Ms. K]

You are. I always wanted to see you in the challenge.

[Bretman Rock]

I would e challenge, but, like, the masked singer.

[Ms. K]

You would eat up the mask singer. Shut the up. And I will always pray every night to be in there.

[Bretman Rock]

Can we please campaign for me to be in the next Dancing with the Stars?

[Ms. K]

Yes. The mass singer and the dancing.

[Bretman Rock]

I be seeing people say that I should do dancing with the stars, and I'm literally like, you know what? I'm working on my kitchen this year.

[Ms. K]

Brett can sing, girl.

[Bretman Rock]

No, I can't.

[Ms. K]

Brett can sing and dance.

[Ozzy]

You can do dancing with the stars first and then massing.

[Ms. K]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay.

[Ms. K]

He's just very humble, but he can do both.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, my God, girl, Do you not

[Ms. K]

see how fast he picks up on, like, choreography?

[Bretman Rock]

I pick up choreography, and I pick up songs really fast, but I'm not hitting these notes.

[Ms. K]

And if someone helps you with, like, cleaning your, like, moves and, like, your nose a little girl.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. I feel like I just need someone to help me raise my ya, ya

[Ms. K]

ya a right a a

[Bretman Rock]

girl. Bye. No, literally a. I feel like if America's next top model.

[Ms. K]

Can someone turn that? Can someone Remix that part.

[Ozzy]

Clip that.

[Ms. K]

Clip it, please. Can someone remake it, please, and remix it, please?

[Bretman Rock]

I feel like I would kill it in America's Next Top Model.

[Ms. K]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

I would eat that shit up. Or I feel like I would also eat a legendary.

[Ms. K]

I miss that show.

[Bretman Rock]

Bring back legendary. Legendary.

[Ms. K]

Oh, please.

[Bretman Rock]

That was reality fucking tv, bitch.

[Ms. K]

And one more show that I would want to compete in if I could, and if I have, like, the talent would be Project Runway, period. Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, yeah.

[Ms. K]

Easy.

[Bretman Rock]

We would eat that up. What was I gonna. I literally was gonna ask you a question.

[Ms. K]

I haven't. Oh, wait. Did you do your words?

[Bretman Rock]

What? My words?

[Ms. K]

The game.

[Bretman Rock]

I finished my game.

[Ozzy]

Oh, you did? Yeah, I. I think so.

[Ms. K]

Oh, so he had better, easier words.

[Ozzy]

I would not say he had.

[Bretman Rock]

No, I did not have. Easy. I will.

[Ozzy]

I will say I had a hard time tracking because I was doing the whole research with Alyssa Lou, but, yeah, I think Brett got from all of the Olympics.

[Bretman Rock]

I got two from the Olympics and then one from the drag.

[Ozzy]

Yeah, he said it, like, a lot.

[Bretman Rock]

A lot. You got only one out of your. Yeah. So far.

[Ms. K]

I cannot do the other two. When did I ever.

[Ozzy]

If you guys want, we can. We can move to another round, and I have a topic that you guys can talk about.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. So should we say our words? Yes.

[Ms. K]

It's giving perspective.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, you. I would have been like, you slept.

[Ms. K]

Yeah. And the other one is. Well, how do you say.

[Bretman Rock]

It's hypothetically.

[Ms. K]

Hypothetically.

[Bretman Rock]

No, hypothetically.

[Ms. K]

Hypothetically.

[Ozzy]

Almost there.

[Bretman Rock]

Hypothetically. Hypothetically, period. You ate that, and then you had elaborate.

[Ms. K]

Elaborate.

[Ozzy]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

I don't know how you say elaborate.

[Ozzy]

She said in your face.

[Bretman Rock]

So he's like, elaborate.

[Ms. K]

And then I started laughing.

[Ozzy]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

I was like, oh, like you wanted to be elaborate.

[Ms. K]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

You would say that on a regular conversation. I feel like.

[Ms. K]

Yeah, but no, I would be like.

[Ozzy]

But the way that you said it

[Ms. K]

was like, you want to be playing.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. I didn't even think twice about it. My words were. You actually almost caught me the first

[Ozzy]

one, but I'm like, no, I lost kind of close.

[Bretman Rock]

Anticipate.

[Ms. K]

What is it? When did you use that?

[Bretman Rock]

You were like, did you just slip it in? And I'm like, no. And then I. And I tried to use. Catch you off guard with aggravate. Like, you know when. With the bobsledding, I'm like, I feel like I would be so aggravated.

[Ms. K]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. And then with the anticipate, I'm like, oh, I've been anticipating the Olympics. I. Who the.

[Ms. K]

I don't anticipate that. I don't know. I don't know what you're doing.

[Bretman Rock]

Significant.

[Ms. K]

You use, though.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, like, I think I was talking about Alyssa being significant in the.

[Ozzy]

Yeah, in the.

[Ms. K]

Yeah. If you give me, like, yes.

[Bretman Rock]

My last word was extravaganza.

[Ms. K]

See, that's easy. Oh, that's why you want.

[Ozzy]

I did it.

[Bretman Rock]

Lalaparuza. Extravaganza.

[Ms. K]

Because that's actually what it's called.

[Ozzy]

Yeah, I didn't know that.

[Bretman Rock]

Wait. Give Ms. K easier words. How about you give Ms. K's words to me and my words to her? Because she swears you guys. Okay. Yeah, okay. And give us a topic.

[Ozzy]

Okay, so the topic is gonna be relationship advice.

[Bretman Rock]

Relationship advice.

[Ms. K]

You're talking to a person that doesn't have any relationship red flag.

[Ozzy]

So, like.

[Ms. K]

Okay, so I can talk about myself.

[Ozzy]

Yeah, I'm switching the words. I don't know. You guys tell me if it's easy or not. No, I feel like.

[Ms. K]

Watch me panic again. See, I was panicking inside my head, but it was all in my head. It was the second message that Ozzy sent me on how to say it hypothetically. He put hypothetically.

[Ozzy]

That's what I. Hypothetically.

[Ms. K]

Hypothetically. Hypothetically.

[Ozzy]

Hypothetically. Okay, Ms. K, let me know if that's easy enough for you, period. Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

You knew not to say that hypothetically because they were gonna clip that.

[Ms. K]

Oh, yeah. That's why I was like, I don't know how to say one word, Girl.

[Bretman Rock]

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[Ozzy]

So I'm gonna say for this round, I'm gonna give you guys a point every time you use the word so

[Ms. K]

I can be like. And. And.

[Ozzy]

Well, I mean, and so if you. If they call you out on the word and they're right, then you can't use that word anymore.

[Bretman Rock]

Anymore.

[Ms. K]

Okay.

[Ozzy]

Yeah. Yeah. So relationship advice, red flags.

[Bretman Rock]

All right.

[Ozzy]

Or you guys want another topic?

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, wait, did you give. Did you text our words?

[Ozzy]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, I didn't see it yet. Sorry, I was replaying. Okay.

[Ms. K]

Oh, she got long words.

[Bretman Rock]

I do. I was like, she got.

[Ms. K]

She got college degree words.

[Bretman Rock]

I do.

[Ms. K]

I got the words. I got that picture book words.

[Ozzy]

So you have to win then.

[Ms. K]

You have to have one now. I cannot win. I hate this game.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, so the topic is red flags. Advices and things of that nature.

[Ozzy]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Period. In the last week of February.

[Ms. K]

Oh, what is the red flag?

[Bretman Rock]

A red flag is something like somebody that knows that my.

[Ms. K]

Oh, that's not. Wait, sorry. I was thinking about that question. I don't know why I said it.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, but you said it out loud.

[Ms. K]

Yeah, I'm sorry.

[Bretman Rock]

Something that somebody does that might be like. Like. Oh, would you please. Can you please.

[Ms. K]

No, I know what red flag is.

[Ozzy]

Okay.

[Ms. K]

I literally said that in my head.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, so, like, let's define it.

[Ozzy]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

A red flag is something that a person does or thing that equals to, like, being a toxic person.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes. Something that is kind of. You feel like. Wait, that's suspicious.

[Ms. K]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

That's weird. Type.

[Ms. K]

Okay, I have one.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay.

[Ms. K]

How about when you guys are together and they put their phone down like this. Is that a red flag?

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, that's a. That's a beige flag for me. Honestly, a beige flag. It's like, in between a green and a red.

[Ozzy]

Yeah, it's not.

[Ms. K]

Yeah, because there's such thing as a beige flag.

[Ozzy]

Yeah. So there's a red, green, and beige.

[Bretman Rock]

And I say that because I. I was dating somebody. Literally, the first person I ever dated, he used to do that every time he would come over and. And I would ask him, like, why do you do that? And he would leave it, like, he would leave it in, like, the counter in my house and be. And just be with me. And then I was like, why'd you do that. He's like, why? I thought I was showing you that I wanted to be present and that my phone was the way. And, like, oh, is what.

[Ozzy]

He's facing it down.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ozzy]

Oh, that's interesting.

[Bretman Rock]

But when we're out and eating, like, it's like, facing, like, up or, like, what? He's more cool with it. But, like, whenever he would come over, like, he made it, like, a thing where I would see him put his phone down. Face down like that. Yeah. Why do you think it might. Why do you think? What? Yeah. You want to know which guy?

[Ms. K]

No, I know what guy. Girl, you've only been with three. Yeah. So I know which one.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, the very first one, he was like that.

[Ms. K]

Why did that come depending on situation for me? So I think it would be the beige as well. If you're, like, looking in your phone and putting it down like that.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. Then it's a little.

[Ms. K]

It's a little sussy. But if you just, like, put it down and, like, leave it alone.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

Then I'm like, okay. You know what I mean?

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, yeah. No, I get it.

[Ozzy]

It's kind of like they're hiding something from.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ozzy]

Oh, okay.

[Ms. K]

Okay.

[Ozzy]

That makes sense.

[Ms. K]

Like, you know how like, when you're like this, and then you're like, oh, okay. And it puts it down like that.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ozzy]

Oh, geez. Yeah, I get you.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ozzy]

I was trying to figure out why.

[Bretman Rock]

So the girl he's watching. How do you put your phone down when you're with someone?

[Ozzy]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

Or do you even take it out?

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. A red flag for me. Well, there's a lot of red flags, honestly. But I'm trying to think of what a red flag for me is.

[Ms. K]

A red flag.

[Bretman Rock]

I can't think of a red flag for some reason. And I'm usually, like, the type of that.

[Ozzy]

Like, that has the receipts of red flags.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes.

[Ozzy]

Do you want me to look up some red flags?

[Bretman Rock]

Yes. Will you please look up some red flags and let's review them.

[Ms. K]

I hate playing this game with you so much.

[Bretman Rock]

Why?

[Ms. K]

Because. So you do this thing where you just, like, talk and talk and talk. So you kind of hide, like. You kind of hide the word because

[Bretman Rock]

you're, like, jinxing yourself consciously in your brain before you even.

[Ms. K]

Because I know myself, I have to put it in a natural.

[Bretman Rock]

No, I really think.

[Ms. K]

Because I'm gonna up the word.

[Bretman Rock]

No.

[Ms. K]

It's.

[Bretman Rock]

It's the subtle that really got you.

[Ms. K]

It really is.

[Bretman Rock]

You're, like, beating yourself up in the brain consciously before you do a.

[Ozzy]

So first red flag that I see here is love bombing.

[Ms. K]

What did you say?

[Bretman Rock]

Last word. Love bombing.

[Ozzy]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

Love bombing is especially early on. Yeah, I get it. If you're, like, in, like, one year and then he's love bombing you to get something.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

But not when he's, like, the first five days. Five days. And he's, like, drastically giving you, like, love bombs.

[Ozzy]

Calling you. Calling you his soulmate.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. Oh, my God. I think that's why I'm silent right now, because I feel like I'm a love bomber sometimes.

[Ms. K]

Are you a love bomber?

[Bretman Rock]

I think I am. Ooh.

[Ms. K]

And then you're over it in the next five days.

[Bretman Rock]

I don't get over people really fast, but, like, when I know I like someone, like, I really give them my all. And I feel like even with my last ex girl, I was literally like, E. So this is so gross, y'.

[Ms. K]

All.

[Bretman Rock]

But literally, I feel like we slept together. Not like sex. Like, we slept together for the first time. And then I was literally like, well, I'm a size 10 ring. Like, full on, like, ready to.

[Ozzy]

Like, you're imagining a life.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes. I was already, like, full on, like,

[Ms. K]

retiring to think about, like, what you want in the relationship. Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Because if a man meets my standard, it's us. Yeah.

[Ms. K]

As you should.

[Bretman Rock]

It's us together.

[Ms. K]

Because it would be like, why am I giving. Why am I, like, telling me why

[Bretman Rock]

I want to waste my time? I'm like, well, you check off all my list.

[Ms. K]

But that's not really love bombing. It's saying what you want in the relationship.

[Bretman Rock]

No, Kiefer, I really feel like I'm playing it down. I am a love bomber.

[Ms. K]

You're like, oh, do you give, like,

[Ozzy]

a lot of attention?

[Bretman Rock]

Yes, But I don't, like, like, saying

[Ms. K]

things like, oh, I love you.

[Bretman Rock]

I, like, drop them right away when I, like, lose feelings. I really don't. But I think I'm just genuinely like, if I like something, I love something.

[Ms. K]

Yeah. Because, like, sometimes you're not one of those. Like, wait, like, it's different though, because, like, your love bomb is not one of those. Like, you get on with another person and you love bomb them right away. It's like you have this whole break of, like, not talking to people and then you talk to someone, so of course you crave that. The attention.

[Bretman Rock]

What she's saying is, like, Ms. K knows that whenever I break up with someone, it usually takes me a while to get keep talking to someone again. And because I have such a long break of not loving someone when I do like someone. I have to, like, give them. Yeah, I get that. I. I. Wait, not you defending me, of course. Right, right, right.

[Ms. K]

So, like, I think that's where you're going with that.

[Bretman Rock]

I think that's what. Yeah, no, for sure.

[Ms. K]

Yeah. Because love bombing for me is like saying, like, oh, I want to be with you forever.

[Bretman Rock]

Have you been love bomb?

[Ms. K]

Oh, all the time. Girls. Oh, those DL men, Married men. One of the, like, most common one is like. Like, I'm not even happy, but I'm so happy with you. You made me feel like I'm myself whenever I'm with you. See, that's love bombing. Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, it's that that made me a little cringe. Yeah.

[Ms. K]

Don't ever say that again. No, I'm like, girl, like, just tell me you wanna and go on with your day

[Bretman Rock]

with your chest.

[Ms. K]

Yes. You don't gotta be like. Like, oh, I want to be with you. Like, I feel like I'm the safest with you. Like, this and that.

[Bretman Rock]

And I'm like, too much.

[Ms. K]

Yes. Because I might believe you. And, like, girl, what. What happens if I believe you?

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. Can we get another red flag?

[Ozzy]

There's one talking about, like, how they treat service staff.

[Bretman Rock]

So, like, the waiter, period. That's a red flag with any relationship. Honestly. And needless to, I say I fired someone in my team four years ago because of how they treat service workers.

[Ms. K]

Oh, ew.

[Bretman Rock]

Right. You know what I'm talking about. But I get the ick. And I think it's because, one, our whole family are service workers. Like, literally, when my mom moved here, she was a cleaning lady in hotel room, and she still very much is a service worker with our food truck.

[Ms. K]

Yes. And I do sometimes, like, okay, so your mom too? Yes, and my mom as well. And I do, like, hate it when, like, they tell me stories about, like, how customers are rude to them because I know for a fact they're a service worker, too.

[Bretman Rock]

Technically.

[Ms. K]

Yeah. And I know for a fact, like, they don't really know how to defend themselves, especially because English is their second language. And just knowing that behind my head, knowing they couldn't say anything.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

Just like, oh, like, I wish.

[Bretman Rock]

It really does crush me. And I'm so glad my mom doesn't have to deal with that shit anymore because, yeah, my mom would come home from work sometimes before, when we were kids, and I want to say, like, I didn't really, like, comprehend it as much as a child, but now as a grown adult, like, I'm literally, like, damn, I Can only imagine, like, the type of things that people would tell my mom or say to my mom,

[Ms. K]

especially because she was in the. I'm not saying all military people are, like, rude.

[Bretman Rock]

My mom is a cook for the military. Yeah.

[Ms. K]

You know, some. I work at a very touristy place, and some military people are very entitled, and that's that. And. Yeah. And, like, sometimes I just want to punch them in the face, but I'm at work.

[Bretman Rock]

Actually, that is probably one of my biggest red flags. Not for me, but, like, one of the things that I look for in people in general. Not just, like, partners, but, like, how they treat service workers or people that are society societally, I guess, below them, like, you know. Yeah, someone that is working for you, you know? Yeah. That wasn't my word, by the way. I didn't think that.

[Ozzy]

What about, like, social or, like, friendship red flags?

[Ms. K]

Oh, I have one.

[Ozzy]

Okay, go ahead.

[Bretman Rock]

I have one too.

[Ms. K]

It's when a friend kind of, like, leaves their friend for somebody.

[Bretman Rock]

Oof.

[Ms. K]

Oh, is that a red flag? Elaborate, elaborate.

[Bretman Rock]

Like, when your friends dating someone is

[Ms. K]

giving, like, oh, we're besties right now. Like, let's say me and Brett are besties. Besties. Okay. And then Brad started talking to another person, and I kind of was just like, in the beginning where it was like, oh, like, oh, would you want to come with us? Kind of thing, like, including you or whatever. It doesn't really have to be, like, every time. Like, I get it. Like, they want to be, like, in a separate way, but it's like, when they're, like, fully like, excluding you and, like, yeah, like, you're not even, like, a part of, like, the friends anymore.

[Bretman Rock]

One thing for me, and maybe this isn't really appropriate, but, like, sometimes, like, I do have friends that are like, oh, my man said I can't come. Oh, this and that. He said I can't come. Oh, my man said, like, he doesn't like it when we hang out or my man doesn't like you, and so I don't want to hang out with you anymore. Type that.

[Ms. K]

Like, okay, we got it.

[Bretman Rock]

Keep it. Yeah, I'm literally like, keep it.

[Ms. K]

Oh, hey. Oh, my gosh.

[Ozzy]

It's kind of controlling.

[Bretman Rock]

I get it.

[Ms. K]

I get it. Like, you want to respect each other's boundaries, like, whatever, whatever. Because, like, that's what couples are for. But when you're saying, like, I can't go because my man's not letting me go, babe.

[Ozzy]

Girl, it's even worse when it's like,

[Ms. K]

like, when you're Saying, like, you don't have a choice.

[Ozzy]

Yeah. Or they're saying as an excuse now,

[Bretman Rock]

like, it's not even a. Oh, he won't let me.

[Ms. K]

Girl.

[Ozzy]

Yeah, girl.

[Bretman Rock]

Girl, please stay home.

[Ms. K]

Then I kind of have, like, an incense. I don't know if she watches the podcast, but. Hi, girly. I'm gonna tell you a story.

[Bretman Rock]

Incense.

[Ms. K]

No. And instance. Incidents.

[Ozzy]

Example.

[Ms. K]

An example.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Yeah. An instant.

[Ms. K]

Yes. Of like a instant.

[Ozzy]

Instance.

[Ms. K]

Instance. Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

Did you.

[Ms. K]

I wish. But anyways. So we were making plans, a group of us, like, in the workplace, we're making plans. We were like, oh, let's go bowling. Blah, blah, blah, blah. And then I asked this person, and I was like, are you coming bowling with us? And she was like, no, my husband didn't let me. And I was like, oh, how come? And she was like, because he just doesn't want me to go. And I was like, oh, I get it. Because he pays the bills. And he was like, no, it's because he just doesn't want me to go. I'm like, oh, it's giving control. Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Controlled substance.

[Ms. K]

And I was just like, okay, sorry. Like, I'm never inviting you to anything again. And I never did ever again.

[Bretman Rock]

Is there times, though, where it's valid? It is.

[Ms. K]

If you guys. If, like, that person knowingly is, like, knowing someone is going there with, like, they're uncomfortable with.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ms. K]

You know, just to respect another person's boundaries, like, oh, I'm not going, because I don't like that person that's going with you.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Period. I would respect that.

[Ms. K]

But if they're like, my genuinely friends and you're not letting me go.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, yeah. We don't have to. Okay. Maybe last month.

[Ozzy]

Well, we're at 59. Or.

[Ms. K]

Did you use all your words?

[Bretman Rock]

I did.

[Ms. K]

Oh, dang.

[Ozzy]

Did you.

[Ms. K]

I used two.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Period. Which ones did you use?

[Ms. K]

Drastic.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, why did you say that?

[Ozzy]

Yeah, I heard it.

[Bretman Rock]

I was like, ate that.

[Ms. K]

Thank you. Thank you.

[Bretman Rock]

I didn't even hear it.

[Ms. K]

And specifically.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, that one's good. That one's good.

[Ms. K]

Yeah.

[Ozzy]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Mines were.

[Ms. K]

I couldn't find.

[Bretman Rock]

I could have said consciously standard and suspicious.

[Ms. K]

Oh, I see. I heard suspicious.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah, Standard. I'm like. I think that's when I was like, when you meet my standards.

[Ozzy]

Yeah, you said it fast. I was like, okay.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ozzy]

I didn't keep track of how many times you guys said it.

[Bretman Rock]

And then consciously. You said it, like, 800 times with consciously. It was when you were like, I feel like you're consciously, like, scaring yourself before you say when I said it.

[Ms. K]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Should we do products a day?

[Ms. K]

Yes, I can.

[Bretman Rock]

Also, by the way, you guys, next episode, me and Ms. K. Wait. Also. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on. I'm getting excited. So Ms. K and I just got our Philippine dates. So some of our episodes are going to be pre filmed right after this. Going to be pre filming one of your favorite episodes that we film. And it's a lit episode. Yes. We can't say H I G H just for things of that nature.

[Ms. K]

Yes. Because we don't want to be that.

[Bretman Rock]

We'll say lit episode. So next week's episode will be lit. Anyways, let's do product of the days.

[Ms. K]

Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

My product of the day this week. I'll start. Kiefer. Is these Oakley. I love these Oakley glasses so much, I forgot which. Hold on.

[Ms. K]

No, you're good. Oh, my God. Speaking of Oakley's, I was gonna say, can I borrow your AI glasses when we go to the Philippines?

[Bretman Rock]

Bitch, I left it at the beach and I have to get it from Melissa Holloway. So. Yeah, I'll get it.

[Ms. K]

Yes. Because I want to be like, just looking around, following you everywhere.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. This is the Planteris Oakley. I got it.

[Ms. K]

Because it looks like a Batman. Like.

[Bretman Rock]

Yes. Sebas uses this. He made a video about his favorite Oakley glasses. Sebas is Karen's man from La Platica. And I was like, I that. And what's really cool about it is, first of all, it's really, really light. It reminds me of like, I love this, like, nose part.

[Ms. K]

Like a bird.

[Bretman Rock]

Like a bird. They're really great running and style, street style glasses. But if you don't like the bird look, you can also take it out. It's magnetic and it just becomes like regular frame glasses.

[Ms. K]

Oh, I like the one with that.

[Bretman Rock]

And it's so kind. But I like the bird look. Logan Key. It reminds me of like, really? I. I don't forgot which designer it was. I think it was maybe Galliano, but he used to have like these beak like glasses.

[Ms. K]

It gives it like that pointed nose look.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. And when you're running, I feel like it makes it aerodynamic.

[Ms. K]

Yeah. With the air.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Ozzy]

Okay.

[Ms. K]

Ms. K, does it make you go faster, girl?

[Bretman Rock]

No, I'm still dying.

[Ms. K]

Okay. My product of the week is going to be this. This purse. Brett gave me this purse from coach.

[Bretman Rock]

Ms. K couldn't make it to my niece today. I also have to give princesses.

[Ms. K]

And I've been getting so much compliments about this bag, saying like, oh, where

[Bretman Rock]

did you get that bag?

[Ms. K]

I was like, doug, coach. And they were wondering about, like, how I got this. So I was wondering, like, if you could say about that, like, do you get to, like, pick or, like, go to the store?

[Bretman Rock]

Remember this?

[Ms. K]

Yes. How they painted it?

[Bretman Rock]

These were all custom. They are. They're from, like, actual coach. Oh. So they had someone, like, hand paint

[Ms. K]

these for us so you can get these at, like, the store?

[Bretman Rock]

No.

[Ms. K]

Oh, sorry.

[Bretman Rock]

For whoever.

[Ms. K]

Sorry. And then I added this little like.

[Bretman Rock]

No, I love this.

[Ms. K]

I made this. It's giving never end, right? No, because literally the whole time I was like, making it and I was like, that was literally in my head playing period with this.

[Bretman Rock]

I. I see the vision. I see the vision for sure. Ms. K. Where can they find you?

[Ms. K]

Girl, you guys can find me anywhere. M I, S K A Y E or at the baddest radio.

[Bretman Rock]

And of course it's Bretman Rock everywhere. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. And we will see you next week. And we're gonna be litty. Come get lit with us next week. We love you guys and we will see you next Thursday. Aloha. Hi, everyone. Wait, Ozzy, sing us out. I'm not gonna write you a love song.

[Ms. K]

Cause you asked for it. I kind of wanted him to sing Midnight.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, hurry up, finish it.

[Ozzy]

What song was I singing?

[Ms. K]

Yeah, you're on your way.

[Ozzy]

Not going to write you to stay.

[Ms. K]

Bye, everyone.

[Bretman Rock]

Bye, everyone. Bye, Beach. I'll see you next Thursday. Yeah. Don't forget to follow rate and like, you can follow me at bretmanrock on everything and follow the podcast at the baddest radio on all social media. Bye, Beach. Please note that this episode may contain

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