SUMMER SCHOOL: English

Summary

DaBaddest Radio - Episode Summary: "SUMMER SCHOOL: English"

Podcast Information:

• Title: DaBaddest Radio
• Host: Bretman Rock
• Description: DaBaddest Radio, hosted by Bretman Rock, is a confidence-boosting show where he brings his signature style and attitude to each episode. Topics range from having the best hair in the game to living unapologetically.
• Episode: SUMMER SCHOOL: English
• Release Date: July 24, 2025

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1. Welcome Back and Introduction to ELL

The episode kicks off with Bretman Rock reintroducing the concept of an ELL (English Language Learner) program, evoking nostalgia among listeners who share similar educational backgrounds.

[00:01] Bretman Rock: "Welcome to English class, everyone. I know you guys missed us already..."

Bretman and Princess May reminisce about their time in the ELL program, highlighting the sense of community and the challenges they faced.

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2. Reflecting on ELL Experiences

Princess May shares her emotional attachment to the ELL program, emphasizing the camaraderie and mutual support among students.

[01:15] Princess May: "Honestly, it was just, like, not feeling alone... I don't want to leave."

Bretman adds his perspective, detailing how the program helped him rapidly improve his English skills and eventually become a peer tutor.

[02:46] Bretman Rock: "I picked up English really fast because I was so adamant about learning English... I felt like I became a tutor for a bunch of kids."

The duo discusses the initial embarrassment and subsequent pride in their linguistic achievements, acknowledging the anxiety tied to being first-generation immigrants.

[04:52] Princess May: "Reading as an immigrant kid was probably so traumatizing."

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3. Coffee and Refreshers Break

Transitioning from their heartfelt discussion, Bretman and Princess May delve into a lighthearted segment about their favorite beverages from Dunkin's Refresher Summer lineup. They engage in a playful exchange about the flavors they’re enjoying.

[05:59] Princess May: "So, I am drinking a refresher from Dunkin. It is the strawberry dragon fruit period lemonade."

[06:07] Bretman Rock: "It's a strawberry Dream refresher. It has strawberry dragon fruit water, oat milk, and it is a partnership with Sabrina Carpenter."

They express enthusiasm for trying new drink combinations and encourage listeners to explore the customizable options available.

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4. Cultural Lore: The Macchiato Incident

The conversation shifts to a humorous anecdote from their past involving a mispronounced "macchiato," which became a running joke among their audience.

[07:03] Bretman Rock: "Do you want to go explain that lore to anyone that maybe don't know what we're talking about?"

[08:29] Princess May: "Macchiato. Machito."

This segment highlights their relatable struggles with English pronunciation and how it became a beloved part of their content story.

[09:16] Princess May: "Everybody was tagging me, and they're like, that's you as fuck."

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5. Main Event: The Spelling Bee Showdown

The heart of the episode features a spirited spelling bee competition between Bretman Rock and Princess May, judged by Ms. Kat. The format involves spelling six coffee and Dunkin-related terms, with each correct spelling earning a point.

a. Setting the Stage

Bretman outlines the rules and the stakes of the competition, injecting his characteristic humor into the setup.

[09:29] Bretman Rock: "And we have asked each other for three words... six possible points each for both of us."

b. Round One: Easy Start

Princess May confidently spells "espresso," securing the first point.

[11:00] Princess May: "E, S, P, R, E, S, S, O."

[12:09] Bretman Rock: "One point for Princess."

c. Increasing the Challenge

The competition intensifies as they move to more complex words like "refresher" and "macchiato," showcasing their knowledge and quick thinking under pressure.

[12:22] Princess May: "M, A, C, C, H, I, A, T, O."

[13:31] Ms. Kat: "Three for three. Princess May, I'm so proud of you."

d. Bretman's Struggle and Princess May's Victory

As the spelling bee progresses, Bretman faces difficulty with words like "affogato" and "Frappuccino," while Princess May continues to excel, ultimately winning the competition.

[21:31] Princess May: "C, O, O, L, A, T, A."

[25:45] Princess May: "Thank you so much."

[25:26] Bretman Rock: "Princess won the spelling bee."

The segment is marked by playful banter and mutual respect, highlighting their friendly rivalry and teamwork.

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6. Conclusion and Teasing Future Episodes

Concluding the episode on a high note, Bretman commends Princess May's impressive performance and hints at the next topic of discussion.

[26:02] Bretman Rock: "Please leave in the comments below how proud you are of her."

[26:28] Princess May: "We should do science. I feel like science would be cute."

Bretman agrees, announcing that the next episode will feature a "science class."

[26:32] Bretman Rock: "All right, you guys, Period two will be science class next episode."

He encourages listeners to subscribe and follow the podcast on social media, wrapping up with his signature enthusiasm.

[26:37] Bretman Rock: "See you guys next time... Follow the podcast at thebaddestradio on all social media. Bye, Beach."

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Notable Quotes and Highlights

• On ELL Experiences:

  [02:59] Bretman Rock: "Ms. Candela would come and be like, 'Brett, this is Dale...'."

• On Cultural Moments:

  [09:19] Princess May: "This is princess when she gets older. Like, that's crazy."

• During the Spelling Bee:

  [15:37] Bretman Rock: "Double what? P and a C. Okay, I'll give you that."

  [16:18] Princess May: "C, A R A M E, L."

• Encouraging Audience Engagement:

  [25:02] Princess May: "I hope that I finally, like, proved everybody wrong..."

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Final Thoughts

"SUMMER SCHOOL: English" offers a blend of heartfelt reflections and entertaining competition, encapsulating the essence of DaBaddest Radio. Bretman Rock and Princess May engage listeners with relatable stories, cultural humor, and interactive segments, all while fostering a sense of community and confidence. The episode underscores the importance of support systems in educational settings and celebrates personal growth through shared experiences.

Stay tuned for the next episode, where science takes center stage, promising more engaging discussions and lively interactions.

Transcript

[Bretman Rock]

The following podcast is a Dear Media production class is back in session. It is time for period one, I guess period one. English, as you guys probably already know. Cue the intro. Bratman to Earth. Earth to Bratman. Girl, you already know who it is. And we are back. Welcome to English class, everyone. I know you guys missed us already, but today, like I said, is gonna be the grand spelling bee. But before we get into it, we're gonna talk about ell.

[Princess May]

Oh, my God.

[Bretman Rock]

Do you remember ell?

[Princess May]

Yes. And you know what's so crazy? That I actually met saw Mrs. Candelo the other day. Well, this was like.

[Bretman Rock]

Well, do you want to tell them what Ella is first?

[Princess May]

Yeah. English language learner.

[Bretman Rock]

And we were ELs English learner students as well. Do you remember what you learned the most about ELL and why you loved it?

[Princess May]

Honestly, it was just, like, not feeling alone, and everybody there was starting, you know?

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Princess May]

And I didn't feel like I needed to be this somebody. Like, how I was like. That's why I was so sad graduating from that class, because I'm like, I don't want to. Because literally, I feel like everybody's going through the same thing as me, like, not. Not. Not being able to speak English and, like, how everybody was so, like, everybody there was speaking still, like, in our language, in our language tongue. So I'm like, I don't want to leave. But then, you know, my. Definitely.

[Bretman Rock]

If you guys don't know what ELL or ELS means, it's basically a program when you go to school and you're an immigrant student or just maybe a student that doesn't have English as your first language. It's a program that is offered to some schools. I don't want to say it's for all the schools. I'm not sure if you guys may have had it growing up here in Hawaii. When we signed up for school, they asked us if we wanted to be ELS students, and we. We obviously said yes. And it was such a great program for immigrant kids or English learning kids, because it made us feel less alone. The teachers would come kind of, like, sporadically, like, to work the week. It was never, like, scheduled. They would just come once a week and visit you in class and, like, maybe translate some things for you, help you read. And my favorite thing about it is that we had somewhere to go after school to go help with our homework.

[Princess May]

That was the number one.

[Bretman Rock]

Do you have any, like, fond memories of being an ELL student or els?

[Princess May]

No, not really, but I do. I do Remember, like, I did the program.

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah.

[Princess May]

And after school, and there was. And we were doing, like, a Mayday. It was like an after school program. And then we had a May Day, and we did the Filipino traditional dance, which was the.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, my gosh.

[Princess May]

Yes, I did that. And I had. Yeah. And my partner, like, I was already in that class for, like, two years. And my partner, like, did not understood me at all. Like, but I was like, I feel you. It's okay. Like, you know, I just love being able to help, you know, the newer students.

[Bretman Rock]

So I would say, too, that was probably the most coolest thing about it because I picked up English really fast because I was so adamant of learning English. If you guys know the Ms. K. Lore of her bullying me about not knowing English, you would know that I literally learned English in a calendar year. So I graduated pretty early on. But what was really cool is that, like, a student can always graduate like, els, but you can never take ELS from the kid. And I felt like I became a tutor for a bunch of kids who were part of that program. And, like, Ms. Candela would come and be like, brett, this is Dale. Just to give a name, not a real person. This is Dale. He's from the Philippines. He speaks to Ilocano. If you could you please help him translate? Like, yeah, in class. And then just, like, being able to do that for other people was really so cool at such a young age. And I feel like. I just want to say, if you are an ELS student or ell, I know there's a little bit of shame in it because I remembered, like, when the teacher would come and, like, translate stuff for me, I almost, like, resented it. Like, I'm always like, girl, I know how to speak. And, like, the whole class kind of just, like, looks at you. Like, girl, you stupid. But I needed it. We needed it.

[Princess May]

Yeah, you know what? I. Because, like, everybody, like, had a sentence to read in a book. Yeah, girl, I'd be so scared when.

[Bretman Rock]

It'S my turn reading.

[Princess May]

Yeah, it would be so scared when it's my turn. I'm like, oh, my God. Wait, let me. Wait, can we start all over again?

[Bretman Rock]

I would literally sweat so much, like, knowing my turn is coming up. Or, like, I would know. I would calculate when what my sentence was, and I would just, like, practice it over and over and over again. Thankfully, our last name starts with an N, so, like, I wasn't until towards the end. But, girl, Popcorn. Reading as an immigrant kid was probably so traumatizing. Please let us Know if we're not the only ones, because I swear that was, like, first generation immigrant, like, anxiety for me. Honestly.

[Princess May]

Honestly, I'd be like, can I use the bathroom?

[Bretman Rock]

Speaking of bathroom, bitch. I was always like that. That kid that I feel like in intermediate. I was always that kid that was always bringing snacks and food to school, which segues us to these snacks and foods that we brought to school today. But it says, what are we drinking? What are you drinking?

[Princess May]

So we. I am drinking a refresher from Dunkin. It is the strawberry. Strawberry dragon fruit period lemonade.

[Bretman Rock]

I'm drinking the more girly pop version of that. I know this is pink and it's girly pop, but this is also a strawberry Dream refresher. It has strawberry dragon fruit water, oat milk, and it is a partnership with Sabrina Carpenter. This is my first time having it, and I'm obsessed.

[Princess May]

Yes. I had it earlier. I tried it. I tried yours.

[Bretman Rock]

You guys need to get the Dunkin Refresher Summer. It is Dunkin Refresher Summer, y'. All. I truly am obsessed with trying something new every time. I wanna go all out on the next couple episodes and try more of their stuff, because you can literally customize it to however you like, and the possibilities are endless. I wanna try. I'm not the biggest fan of, like, carbonation, but I really feel like this or that with, like, the sparkling water would hit.

[Princess May]

But honestly, this is hitting.

[Bretman Rock]

It's hitting.

[Princess May]

It's like. It's super, like, sour. But I like that this lemonade. But, like, I love.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, the base for that is lemonade.

[Princess May]

Lemonade, yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Period.

[Princess May]

It's definitely a refresher. I. I like this one.

[Bretman Rock]

Is that your favorite one so far.

[Princess May]

That you've tried from the. From the. The pineapple mango we had last week?

[Bretman Rock]

Yeah. I feel like Clay would love that.

[Princess May]

Oh, my God. Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Cleo is like a color girl. She'll drink anything that's pink. But yeah, check out the Dunkin Refreshers. It's a Dunkin Refresher summer period. Wait, princess. So how do you feel that you and Macchiato are kind of like a cultural.

[Princess May]

She's my op.

[Bretman Rock]

She's your op?

[Princess May]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Like, you. You and macchiato became a cultural thing. Like, everyone knows that you till this day. Yeah, everyone still quotes Macchiato or Machito Makaido still to this day.

[Princess May]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Do you want to go explain that lore to anyone that maybe don't know what we're talking about?

[Princess May]

Well, you know, I was a ELS student, and that's that. But yeah, I just. I've never had a coffee before.

[Bretman Rock]

Wait, no, go back, Go back. So this video that. That clip is from a old video that we were doing?

[Princess May]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

And I believe we were, like, unboxing makeup.

[Princess May]

Yes, it was a foundation shade.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay.

[Princess May]

Yes, it was a foundation shade, and I was trying to read it, and I was a ELS student, like, you know, and I said, macchiato. Machito.

[Bretman Rock]

Machino.

[Princess May]

Machito.

[Bretman Rock]

What is a macchiato, princess?

[Princess May]

It's a type of coffee that you drink, period.

[Bretman Rock]

Queen. Queen. You are already in one. Halfway there to your redemption arc, girl. Have you had a macchiato since? Or are you, like, so traumatized that you're like, I don't want no macchiato. I don't even want to see no macchiato. When you see a macchiato in the menu, do you, like, like, shake and quiver?

[Princess May]

Yes. I'm like, oh, my God. This is so triggering. Like, everybody, there's. Okay, so there's this one TikTok, right? It was like a grandma or somebody's mom that was. She ordered her, like, a drink, and then she. The mom. The grandma or the mom was like, is this machito macato?

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, and it was a Filipino mom. Yes.

[Princess May]

And everybody was tagging me, and they're.

[Bretman Rock]

Like, that's you as fuck.

[Princess May]

Yeah. And I'm like, this is princess when she gets older. Like, that's crazy. But I was like, oh, my God. Why is he was so freaking.

[Bretman Rock]

I feel like whenever somebody says you're a dumb bitch, they're always talking about that specific video. Which leads me to today's main event. Today, Princess and I are going to be doing a spelling bee. And we have a judge, and she has a mic.

[Ms. Kat]

Hi.

[Bretman Rock]

We have Ms. Kat. I know y' all miss her, period. So Kat will be kind of like our judge. Slash. Well, judge, period. And we have asked each other for three words. So three words. Three words. And then three words from Kat as well. So there's possible six points each for both of us. So I'll give you three words. You give me three words, and then Kat will give us three words, and it's gonna be whoever spells it first.

[Princess May]

Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

That will get the point.

[Princess May]

Okay, got it.

[Bretman Rock]

So six possible points at most. Okay.

[Princess May]

Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

We're gonna start with the easy words first. And going up to this. Going up higher and higher, Higher. And just for the vibe of Ms. Duncan and these refresher drinks, we're going to be doing things you can find in a coffee menu or a Dunkin menu, Coffee related things, tea related things, refresher related things. Just for the fun of it. So, Princess, would you want to test me first or do you want to get tested first?

[Princess May]

You can test me first. I feel really confident.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay.

[Princess May]

And. Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, Princess.

[Princess May]

Is there a timer on this?

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, first. First word. And princess. Needed. Well, I also needed a notebook. Let me get my school bag.

[Princess May]

Wow. Oh, my God.

[Bretman Rock]

Sorry. It's really deep in here.

[Princess May]

Wow.

[Bretman Rock]

Where's my notebook, my pen and my notebook? Sorry, guys. Where do I even put my bag down?

[Princess May]

Oh, my God.

[Bretman Rock]

Do I put her right here?

[Princess May]

Don't, because I'm going to steal it. But no.

[Bretman Rock]

I wish I could do high school again so I could have a Birkin bag. Imagine like, sorry, I'm late. And then pulling out my refresher. Sorry I'm late, Miss.

[Princess May]

I got you one, too.

[Bretman Rock]

No, literally, that's me. And like. Oh, my God. Sorry I'm late. I was like. I had to get in my refresher. Okay, so, Princess May, your first word, which is an easy word, is espresso.

[Princess May]

E, S, P, R, S, S, O.

[Bretman Rock]

Girl, again, you wrote it out and you said it wrong.

[Princess May]

E, E, S, P, R, E, S, S, O. I said that?

[Bretman Rock]

You said. You didn't say E. You just said espr. Sso.

[Princess May]

Oh, no, I think espresso. Yeah. ESP One point.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, okay. Okay. One point for Princess.

[Princess May]

Yes, that's me.

[Bretman Rock]

And I will not be that easy on you again. So say what you're putting down.

[Princess May]

Okay, okay. Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

The next word is refresher.

[Princess May]

R, E, F, R, E, S, H, E, R. Period.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay.

[Ms. Kat]

Are you sure she's not looking at her cup?

[Bretman Rock]

Where is her cup? Does it say refresher?

[Princess May]

No. It doesn't?

[Bretman Rock]

No. If anything, it misspells it.

[Princess May]

Oh, period.

[Bretman Rock]

She's like, R.F. s, H, R. Okay, Princess, you know the last and final word? Princess, your word is macchiato with an extra shot of espresso. Refresher.

[Princess May]

M, A, C, C, H, I, A, T, O.

[Bretman Rock]

Is there double T on macchiato?

[Princess May]

No.

[Ms. Kat]

Period. Three for three.

[Bretman Rock]

Three for three. Okay. Princess May, I'm so proud of you.

[Princess May]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Queen. Okay, hit me with my three words.

[Princess May]

Okay. Cappuccino.

[Bretman Rock]

Cappuccino?

[Princess May]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

You're supposed to start with easy words first. Oh, that's a hard word.

[Princess May]

Okay. Affogato.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Wait. Can I borrow your pencil?

[Princess May]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. I didn't do my research, so if I do this wrong.

[Princess May]

You got it.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. A F, O, G, A, T, O.

[Princess May]

No.

[Bretman Rock]

Is it double T, no, aff.

[Ms. Kat]

Yeah.

[Princess May]

I definitely studied last night, you know.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. I gave you a shot for the espresso. I just missed one app.

[Princess May]

No, I definitely said the E though. Okay, girl, I wasn't listening.

[Bretman Rock]

That's fine. Okay, period. Okay. Period. If anything, I am down to lose this game just for you to shine.

[Princess May]

Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

All right. I would never dampen your rating.

[Princess May]

All right. Okay, next.

[Bretman Rock]

I knew. The fact that I knew something was double anyways.

[Princess May]

Go Frappuccino.

[Bretman Rock]

Wait, these are hard. Princess. Okay, F, R, A, P, P, U, C, I, N, O.

[Princess May]

Would you like me to spell it for you?

[Bretman Rock]

Yes.

[Princess May]

Okay, let me write it down.

[Bretman Rock]

Wait. Oh, my God. Wait. I'm a dumb bitch.

[Princess May]

Yes, you are.

[Bretman Rock]

Wait, what did I make a mistake on?

[Princess May]

It's a double C. Can I. Oh, sorry.

[Ms. Kat]

It's a double C. Yeah, it's a double P and a double C.

[Bretman Rock]

That's crazy. Double what? P and a C. Okay, I'll give you that. Oh, my God. Me losing a spelling bee to Princess is not in my 2020 card. 2025.

[Ms. Kat]

You said English was your worse.

[Bretman Rock]

Well, yeah, well, this is the only subject you're beating me. I.

[Princess May]

Okay, whatever.

[Bretman Rock]

The fact that I keep. Okay, is it cappuccino?

[Ms. Kat]

Is that the last one, princess?

[Bretman Rock]

Because I feel like I would misspell that, honestly.

[Princess May]

Okay, fine. Yeah, cappuccino. I'm pretty sure you got to get this right.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. I feel like if I'm taking. If I'm taking notes from my last word, I feel like it's C, A P, P, U, C, C, I, N, O, period.

[Princess May]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, my God. Three to one is crazy.

[Ms. Kat]

Is it my turn?

[Bretman Rock]

Yes.

[Princess May]

Wait, I need.

[Bretman Rock]

I need a. Oh, I'll use my pen.

[Ms. Kat]

Yalls first word.

[Bretman Rock]

Pass me a pen. I feel like I can catch up. I can catch up.

[Ms. Kat]

Okay, so for something that else is on the menu, not cough related.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Herbal me mellit. Yeah. I don't need to write it down. Yeah, I'm raising my hand.

[Princess May]

First one to spell it.

[Bretman Rock]

No. Yes, it's first one to spell it. And I said me.

[Ms. Kat]

Oh, okay.

[Bretman Rock]

H E, R, B, A, L. Correct. Girl. The fact I don't gotta write that down.

[Princess May]

That doesn't count down.

[Bretman Rock]

I don't gotta write that down.

[Princess May]

It doesn't count.

[Bretman Rock]

You just raise your hand.

[Princess May]

I thought you felt.

[Ms. Kat]

Yeah, and whoever put, like, wrote it. I thought that you. Okay, so Brad has what? Two, two, three. Okay, next one.

[Princess May]

Wait, why we did we take one then?

[Bretman Rock]

Because just in case she says a word I can't spell in my Head.

[Ms. Kat]

Ristretto.

[Princess May]

Oh, you got that one.

[Bretman Rock]

What?

[Ms. Kat]

Ristretto. It's a short shot.

[Bretman Rock]

Ristretto.

[Ms. Kat]

Yeah.

[Princess May]

Ristretto.

[Bretman Rock]

Is that a verb, noun?

[Ms. Kat]

Oh, I don't know. It's a coffee term.

[Princess May]

It's a coffee.

[Bretman Rock]

Can you say it one more time?

[Ms. Kat]

Ristretto.

[Princess May]

Can you put in a sentence I would like dopio?

[Ms. Kat]

Ristretto. Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Can you say it in the accent where it comes from?

[Ms. Kat]

Italian? Yeah.

[Princess May]

Restretto.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, Princess, I'mma let you. I'mma let you cook for this one. Go. Go first.

[Princess May]

Okay. I'm going to spell it how I hear it. R E.

[Bretman Rock]

Go.

[Princess May]

Nobody said go with you with your herbo. R E S T. R A T O. Rest.

[Ms. Kat]

Correct. Not correct.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, my God. R E S T. R E, T O. No, it's R I. Ristretto.

[Ms. Kat]

Ristretto.

[Princess May]

Oh, it's R I, S T. Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay.

[Princess May]

Okay. You really tried, like, coming for us.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, so that doesn't count as a word for. For the three. So you have to give us two more words.

[Ms. Kat]

Okay.

[Bretman Rock]

Because none of us got the point.

[Ms. Kat]

Yeah.

[Princess May]

No, you.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. Should we just go 00 for that?

[Princess May]

No. Okay, go.

[Bretman Rock]

We can Mocha.

[Princess May]

Oh, me.

[Ms. Kat]

I think Princess.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, run the clip at the same time. Run the clip.

[Princess May]

C, H, A, O.

[Ms. Kat]

No, F, H, O. Bretton Bretman.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, C H, A, O. Oh, you got me. I wasn't speaking over you. I wasn't speaking over you. No, no, it doesn't count. It's not O.

[Princess May]

It's not O. It's a.

[Bretman Rock]

It's an A. I know, but you said oh. Because you were saying oh. I wouldn't say moco. I literally just said oh. Because you said oh. I. You got me so fucked up. You got me so fucked up. Was I spelling over you? Spelling. I wasn't.

[Princess May]

No, you were complaining.

[Bretman Rock]

That O. C H, a. Mocha.

[Ms. Kat]

I think Brett got it. Is that three? Three.

[Bretman Rock]

I think it's three. Three. Okay. Not me actually Fucking sweating. Wait, I've never been this tied to Princess.

[Ms. Kat]

Okay, let's do a Duncan treat. Y' all ready? Okay, next word is culada.

[Princess May]

Huh?

[Ms. Kat]

It's one word.

[Princess May]

Culata?

[Ms. Kat]

Yeah, it's a drink.

[Bretman Rock]

Can you use it in a sentence?

[Ms. Kat]

May I please get a culata with extra chocolate colada? Yeah, it's a. It's a Dunkin signature drink, I think.

[Bretman Rock]

What are the ingredients in the colada?

[Ms. Kat]

Oh, let me check.

[Bretman Rock]

What kind of things are in there?

[Ms. Kat]

It's. You could get blue raspberry strawberry, vanilla. It's like a frozen drink. Me, Princess.

[Princess May]

C O, O, L, A, T, A.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, say it one more time.

[Ms. Kat]

Culada. Culada. Culada.

[Bretman Rock]

Culada, Culada with it. Oh, like pina colada.

[Ms. Kat]

No, culata.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. C O, O, L, A, T, T, A, period.

[Princess May]

Oh, it's a double T. Yeah, I think that's four.

[Bretman Rock]

Three.

[Ms. Kat]

Yeah, four, three. Get one more.

[Bretman Rock]

Should we run it back with the mocha? Because I really feel like the audience are gonna be, like, rich.

[Princess May]

You stuck it with the heart. Yeah, you did. Because you did.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, give us the hardest word. So it's what, three? Three. Yeah. This is the winning word because I already know you are getting for princess.

[Princess May]

Yeah, they all. He always want to see me fail in life.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, and I. I've been letting you spell things. How about you spell this one first?

[Princess May]

Okay, I've been spelling it.

[Bretman Rock]

And if you don't get this one right, period.

[Princess May]

Okay, go, Cat.

[Ms. Kat]

You guys did the pretty hard ones. I'm gonna do more confusing ones. So this is two words. It's kampana.

[Bretman Rock]

What?

[Ms. Kat]

Kanpana. It's a shot with whipped cream.

[Bretman Rock]

Campana.

[Ms. Kat]

Yeah. No, Kanpana.

[Bretman Rock]

Can you say it one more time, slowly?

[Ms. Kat]

May I please get a kanpana?

[Bretman Rock]

Kanpana.

[Ms. Kat]

Kanpana. Yeah.

[Princess May]

Is that a K or a C?

[Ms. Kat]

I can tell you.

[Princess May]

Oh.

[Bretman Rock]

I don't know. Con.

[Princess May]

Hey, Siri.

[Bretman Rock]

Kanpana. I've never gotten a compana before. Okay, Princess, I'll let you spell it first. Go.

[Princess May]

Raven's on his phone.

[Bretman Rock]

I'm literally checking the time.

[Princess May]

C, U, n, P, A, N, N, A.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, I was close to that. Where? To how she spelled it. So I'm gonna just go C A, n, P, A, N, N, A.

[Ms. Kat]

Wrong.

[Princess May]

Wrong.

[Ms. Kat]

You guys got the second word right. The first word was wrong.

[Princess May]

Is it K?

[Ms. Kat]

No.

[Princess May]

Is it C? Yes, it's already.

[Bretman Rock]

We got that wrong.

[Princess May]

What was the right.

[Bretman Rock]

What was the right spelling? C O, N. Is it not what you said?

[Ms. Kat]

Yeah, she says C U or she.

[Bretman Rock]

Says C. Oh, C O, N. Yeah, you said you.

[Ms. Kat]

Yeah.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay.

[Princess May]

Oh, it's last word. Like C o, N. Yeah.

[Ms. Kat]

Spelled dopio.

[Princess May]

Huh?

[Ms. Kat]

A dopio shot.

[Bretman Rock]

Dopio shot. What is that?

[Ms. Kat]

Two shots?

[Princess May]

Is it dopio?

[Ms. Kat]

No, it's dopio.

[Princess May]

Dory.

[Ms. Kat]

Dope.

[Princess May]

What is it?

[Ms. Kat]

Dopio.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay, Right.

[Ms. Kat]

You want to go first?

[Bretman Rock]

No, I'll let Princess go first. Okay, I'll go first.

[Ms. Kat]

Hey, Brett.

[Bretman Rock]

Or do you want to go first? Go first.

[Princess May]

You go first.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay. D O U P, p I, O.

[Ms. Kat]

No go first.

[Princess May]

D, O, P, E. Yo, yo.

[Ms. Kat]

No dope.

[Bretman Rock]

That cannot be yours.

[Princess May]

One is wrong, too.

[Bretman Rock]

I know. I'm closer than you.

[Princess May]

Let me see how you spell it.

[Ms. Kat]

Yes.

[Bretman Rock]

Let's ask the audience.

[Ms. Kat]

D, O, P, P, I, O. Dopio.

[Bretman Rock]

Sorry, I thought was, like, double.

[Princess May]

Yeah.

[Ms. Kat]

Okay, last one. I feel like you guys will get this one right.

[Bretman Rock]

Okay.

[Ms. Kat]

Caramel me.

[Princess May]

C, A R A M E, L. Yeah.

[Ms. Kat]

Yay. She was Princess.

[Bretman Rock]

You won. You guys, Princess won the spelling bee.

[Princess May]

Yay.

[Bretman Rock]

Oh, my gosh, Princess, that's amazing. I'm so proud of you.

[Princess May]

Thank you so much.

[Bretman Rock]

Like, genuinely proud of you. Like, you ate that.

[Princess May]

Yeah. Thank you.

[Bretman Rock]

Do you have any words?

[Princess May]

I hope that I finally, like, proved everybody wrong, because I can spell maki aru, period.

[Bretman Rock]

She's been studying on that.

[Princess May]

Yeah, I have.

[Bretman Rock]

She really has.

[Princess May]

I have.

[Bretman Rock]

Please leave in the comments below how proud you are of her. And if you don't want to say how proud you are of her, be nice. Leave some bee emojis down below to congratulate Ms. Princess May.

[Princess May]

Thank you. You did good too, though, Period.

[Bretman Rock]

I know. Period. I'm just like, how the fuck did you actually beat me? That's crazy. Princess, I will leave it up to you to pick what subject you want for the next video. What subject?

[Princess May]

What subject? I feel like we should do science. I feel like science would be cute.

[Bretman Rock]

All right, you guys, Period two will be science class next episode.

[Princess May]

See you guys.

[Bretman Rock]

See you guys next time. By the way, if you guys forgot, the videos are up every Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays. And make sure you guys subscribe to the batters radio. Princess May and Brennan rock out recess time. Bye, Beach. I'll see you next Thursday. Yeah. Don't forget to follow rate and like, you can follow me at B Bretman. Rock on everything and follow the podcast at thebaddestradio on all social media. Bye, Beach. Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.