Liam Payne?! at 31?! How is this real

Summary

Fool Coverage with Manny MUA and Laura Lee – Episode Summary: "Liam Payne?! at 31?! How is this real"

Release Date: October 18, 2024

Introduction

In this riveting episode of "Fool Coverage," hosts Manny MUA, Mandy, and Marlee delve into the shocking news of Liam Payne's untimely passing at the age of 31. The conversation intricately weaves through recent developments, personal anecdotes, and broader industry observations, offering listeners an insightful and heartfelt discussion.

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1. The Tragic Death of Liam Payne

The episode opens with the hosts expressing their profound shock and sadness over Liam Payne's sudden death.

• Mandy states, "There are many warnings, like, don't release the book. You know, he's not in a good mental state..." [01:01]

• Marlee provides a timeline, explaining that Liam was found dead after a chaotic incident in Buenos Aires during a concert, highlighting the intense and distressing situation leading up to his passing. "He was three floors up. So this is like, literally a call that's happened." [04:48]

The hosts discuss the emotional impact on Liam's family, friends, and fans, emphasizing the heartbreaking visuals of grief shared across social media platforms.

• Mandy reflects, "Scrolling through your feed and you're seeing them breaking down, like, crying. Heartbreaking." [03:42]

2. Ex-Girlfriend's Controversial Interview

Marlee navigates the complexities surrounding Liam's ex-girlfriend, Maya, who recently released a fictional book inspired by their relationship and participated in a revealing podcast interview.

• Marlee explains, "Maya... wrote a book based off of their relationship and was kind of, like, alluding to the fact that his family, him, have been very not aggressive with her in a way." [01:28]

The discussion turns to Maya's portrayal of Liam's mental state and the backlash she faces, with speculations that her interview might have influenced the tragic events.

• Mandy muses, "It's very eerie... it's very eerie." [05:31]

3. Attending the Charlie XCX Concert

Shifting gears, the hosts recount their exhilarating experience at the Charlie XCX concert held at the Kia Forum. They vividly describe the high-energy performances, the fervent crowd, and the challenges of navigating large events.

• Marlee shares, "I was literally like, I'm not kidding you. I couldn't even believe it. I couldn't process it." [05:08]

• MUA enthusiastically details the concert, "It was pandemonium. Charlie XCX and Troy's performances were absolutely insane." [13:06]

Notable moments include encounters with fellow concert-goers, the use of poppers, and the intense atmosphere that left the hosts both thrilled and exhausted.

• MUA humorously recounts, "I was making out with someone for one of my clips... He was hot as fuck." [17:13]

4. Aspen and Parker's Public Divorce

The conversation transitions to the highly publicized divorce between Aspen and Parker, focusing on Aspen's strategic use of social media to address the split.

• Mandy introduces the topic, "Aspen was eight months pregnant and she filed for divorce... she blew it up." [35:25]

• MUA analyzes Aspen's social media maneuvers, suggesting they might be setting the stage for her own show, "She blew it up more... she's doing that to build her case." [39:45]

The hosts speculate on the motivations behind Aspen's actions and the potential repercussions for her and Parker, including the involvement of Parker's mother in telling their side of the story.

• Mandy observes, "How crazy is that? She straddling him in the video was for the mom." [40:08]

5. Anne Hathaway's Contentious Interview

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to dissecting Anne Hathaway's recent interview, where her terse responses sparked controversy.

• Mandy criticizes the interviewer, "She was like, are you an idiot? I'm not, but you can be an idiot. Like, I felt it." [00:00]

• MUA agrees, describing Anne's demeanor as cold and unengaged, _"She was being a little more stern... she wasn't on." [43:58]

The hosts debate whether Anne deserved a second interview, concluding that the initial interaction was poorly managed by the interviewer and discussing the broader implications for media interactions with celebrities.

• Mandy concludes, "I think you did a poor job in the interview. Like, I do feel like Anne was cold." [46:35]

6. Diddy's Legal Troubles and Justin Bieber's Involvement

The episode shifts focus to Diddy's ongoing legal issues, highlighting multiple cases and the media frenzy surrounding them.

• Minky notes, "He's living in a different world than ever... the delusion has struck." [57:00]

• Mandy adds, "Justin Bieber is avoiding the situation at all costs." [52:04]

The hosts discuss the potential impact on Diddy's career and Justin Bieber's reputation, emphasizing the scandal's persistence in the media and the challenges of addressing such high-profile legal matters.

• MUA observes, "It's too far too... it's just a trial from hell." [54:12]

7. Return of the Victoria’s Secret Show

In a lighter segment, the hosts express excitement over the return of the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, noting its evolution and the inclusion of more diverse models.

• Mima praises the show’s changes, "I loved seeing Alex Kinsani walk, who is an openly trans model. It was so sick." [62:53]

• Mandy echoes this sentiment, highlighting the representation and realism brought back to the runway, "Like, there's different sizes and different people walk down, that was really cool." [63:18]

The discussion touches on societal shifts towards body positivity and inclusivity, contrasting the show's former narrow beauty standards with its current approach.

• MUA reflects, "Victoria's Secret is finally showing real humans, real bodies. It was so sick." [64:07]

Conclusion

Wrapping up the episode, the hosts reiterate their commitment to keeping listeners informed on these unfolding stories. They tease upcoming content, including a rapid-fire segment and a special guest for the next episode, encouraging fans to stay tuned.

• Mandy signs off, "Please tune in, and we'll see you in the next episode." [67:31]

This episode of "Fool Coverage" offers a comprehensive and engaging exploration of recent celebrity news, blending personal insights with broader industry commentary. Whether it's the sudden loss of a beloved artist, the strategic maneuvers of a public divorce, or the changing face of fashion shows, Manny MUA and Laura Lee provide listeners with a thoughtful and entertaining analysis of the stories that matter.

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Notable Quotes:

• "There’s nothing like us on the market. 100% unique and 1000% glamorous." – Podcast Description [System Prompt]

• "Our thoughts and prayers, like, honestly, 100. The family, the friends, but also his fans." – Mandy [03:56]

• "You need to stop leaving sales on the table. Switch your business to Shopify." – MUA [29:25] (Advertisement Segment)

• "She knows what she's doing and she's doing it... I feel like she wants to take control of her own story." – MUA [41:04]

• "It's giving the real life. It's not real, but it's still... Why do you need to be unattainable?" – Mandy [66:17]

This summary encapsulates the key discussions and insights from the episode, providing a coherent narrative for those who haven't listened while highlighting memorable moments through specific quotes and timestamps.

Transcript

[Mandy]

The way she said it, she was like, oh, are you an idiot? I'm not, but you can be an idiot. Like, I felt it. I'm not gonna lie.

[Mua]

I felt the exact same. Okay. I was like, are you okay? What changed this? I'm like, what's wrong with you? Hey, guys. Welcome back to Full Coverage, your favorite.

[Marlee]

Podcast with your hosts, Mandy, Mua and Marlee. And we are doing a quick, quick intermission break before the actual episode starts, because we have already filmed all of this episode back at the office. You know, we did everything. Yep. News about the situation with Liam broke, and we're like, you know what? Let's go ahead.

[Mandy]

One hour after we finished filming, literally.

[Marlee]

So we're like, you know what? Let's go ahead and give it a couple days, and we'll see kind of things that have happened and transpired, and we can just talk about it as I talk about it, or not so.

[Mandy]

Much transpired over such a short period of time, I will say. So much information has been spread over a short period of time. So everything as alleged, other than the situation that happened to him.

[Marlee]

Yeah. What the. The finality of what actually went down. So obviously, if you guys don't have heard, Liam from One Direction has passed away. Liam Payne. And there's a lot of, you know, nuances to it. There's actually a lot that's going on with it. You know, when it comes to, like, his ex from days ago doing, like, an interview, which was, like, so crazy.

[Mandy]

Was her interview for a press tour for her book, or was it just a random interview?

[Marlee]

It was a podcast, so it's a podcast.

[Mua]

Yeah.

[Marlee]

So I think it was just her doing a podcast, doing her own moment. So backstory. Live on that. So Maya is his ex, and they were together for a while, and she ended up writing a book that was fiction, but it was based off of their relationship. Right. Even. Even though it was like, okay, it's a fiction book. So she wrote it based off of their relationship and was kind of, like, alluding to the fact that his family, him, have been, you know, very not aggressive with her in a way, but kind of being like, hey, like, this is not a good time to release that book. Like, things are. Things are going on.

[Mandy]

There are many warnings, like, don't release the book. You know, he's not in a good mental state for you to release this book. It would be, like, too much on him. And they told her that many times.

[Mua]

Yes.

[Mandy]

But the book did get released, and then she went on a podcast and was Talking a little bit about their past relationship on the podcast as well as the book.

[Mua]

Yes.

[Marlee]

And talking about how, you know, with. With Liam, this is obviously all legend hearsay. This is going from her that he was very manipulative with her and did kind of dangle the carrot of death in a way above her to kind of get his way or talk about certain things. And this is kind of what she's talked about, what she explained it as.

[Mandy]

She even said his friends would be like his mother. You know, his mother would be like, hey, like he's saying, like, he's really not a good mental space and they would bring up debt. And she did this podcast interview, talking about this. How many days ago?

[Mua]

Two days.

[Marlee]

Two days before.

[Mandy]

And so she basically. I guess that happened so many times that she didn't take it serious or.

[Marlee]

When she did, she was like, you know, she thought of it that it was a potential manipulation tactic because he was like, well, I'm going to. He's like, I'm going to die young.

[Mua]

Like, that's just like what it's going.

[Mandy]

To be told for that. The patch, allegedly.

[Marlee]

And so that kind of transferred. She's getting a lot of attention, a lot of slack, a lot of hate for, you know, doing this, talking about it because people are blaming her for the situation at hand. So let's talk about the situation at hand.

[Mua]

Specifically.

[Marlee]

Let's just obsolete first and foremost, like, how devastating it is for this to happen. You know, especially for people who. His family, his friends, fans. Oh, my God, One Direction.

[Mandy]

And it's like so sad. Scrolling through your feet. And you're seeing them breaking down, like, crying. Heartbreaking how bad this hurt them. Like, isn't it also devastating? So, like our thoughts and prayers, like, honestly, 100. The family, the friends, but also his fans.

[Marlee]

It's would you're like, I'm seeing people like bawling their eyes on Tiktoks being like. Because a lot of people are saying that it's like their. Their childhood has passed too. And so I totally understand that. But basically what happened is that Liam and his girlfriend were in Buenos Aires for. I believe it was Niles concert. Niles concert. And so he was there to go support. And there was a call, like a 911 call that was done from the hotel saying, hey, there's someone here who seems to be very sporadic, seems to be on drugs, drinking. Something's going on. We had to carry him because he was making such a scene, breaking things. Things are going really, really intensely. And he's Locked himself in his room, and we can't even get in, so we're scared something might happen. He's three floors up. So this is like, literally a call that's happened. It's been leaked. It's been translated, you know, it's from Spanish to English. And that's basically what they're saying. Like, hey, like, we. We need someone to come out here because things are very, very sporadic. So obviously then the news broke that it was. Liam was found dead at the scene three floors down from his room.

[Mandy]

So shocking.

[Marlee]

I was literally like, I'm not kidding you. I couldn't even believe it. I couldn't process it.

[Mandy]

Right.

[Marlee]

I was literally in shock because he's only 31 years old, so young. And I was like, this just doesn't feel like. I feel like we're living in a simulation. Doesn't feel like it's real. I was honestly having a hard time processing it.

[Mandy]

Shock of it.

[Marlee]

It's too much of a shock.

[Mandy]

She's like, never expect that. You mean anything going on in his life. His ex girlfriend story.

[Mua]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Mandy]

So we're just, like, left so shocked. But it's so shocking that she talked about this situation happening two days before. It's very eerie.

[Marlee]

It is. It's like, like, oh, my God. Like, because people. The thing is, I think that people want to be like, oh, like, let's blame her. Like, this is why it happened kind of thing. Or.

[Mua]

But.

[Marlee]

But honestly, who knows? Really happened, like, behind the scenes. And, you know, there's been a lot of released photos of, like, what was allegedly inside the rooms at the time of what was happening. Like, scenes from the rooms. Photographs from, like, a table and with paraphernalia. Like, intense situations going on.

[Mandy]

Yeah.

[Marlee]

In the bathtub and, like, foil. Like, just a lot of things that.

[Mandy]

Are kind of, like, shocking as well.

[Marlee]

That's shocking. Yes, that's super, super shocking. So people don't know if it's like, okay, well, was he in his right mind at the time?

[Mua]

Was he.

[Marlee]

Did he do it on purpose? Was it an accident? I don't think.

[Mandy]

I don't think it was speculation.

[Mua]

Yeah, a lot. And I don't see a lot of.

[Marlee]

Speculation about, like, whether it was, like, foul play. I'm not really seeing anything like that. It's more so, like, it's looking like, was it an accident? Was on purpose. Was he coherent at the time? Like, when police got to the site for paramedics, they said that his body was like. Like he was unstable.

[Mandy]

Oh, my.

[Marlee]

Like, he Was like, it was like fractured skull. Like, it was very much like, there's no, like, coming back from the situation. It wasn't like something where you can be like, oh, it's rushing to the hospital. Yeah, make it happen. They were like this, like, the injuries here, like, the hemorrhaging is not conducive with life.

[Mandy]

Was he a lie? Whenever they got there, I'm not sure.

[Marlee]

And see, and I think they're doing like. I believe they're doing like, do like a toxicology report. Like, I think they're going to do a full like, dive on what happened and what was in the system. Bitch.

[Mua]

They don't piss me the fuck off.

[Marlee]

TMZ thought it was a grand idea to post photos of his actual body.

[Mua]

Like, his body.

[Marlee]

It was like his torso and his arm and like. Yeah. Might not be his face. Are you fucking kidding?

[Mandy]

Yeah. Disrespectful. Imagine like your family seeing that. That's no, like, because TMZ posted it.

[Marlee]

It's like, y'all are sick.

[Mandy]

Yeah.

[Marlee]

You're genuinely sick.

[Mandy]

So they got wrecked for that and then they took it down. They posted.

[Marlee]

The fact that they posted in the first place is actually really, really crazy.

[Mandy]

This is like the media going too far.

[Marlee]

And it's like, like, honestly. And it's like I always feels like for me, I always feel like Tim Z is the one that goes too far. They're always the one that's going too far. And it's like, I hope that they really get shredded for this in a way because it's like not for you to post their body. It is for their game.

[Mua]

Because why not?

[Mandy]

They're the ones with the excuse and yeah, like. But see, that takes it so far. It's just way too far.

[Marlee]

Like, way too far, way too intense. It's just also really sad because Liam has a seven year old child.

[Mandy]

Oh my gosh. Yes, I did.

[Marlee]

That things bear and like, that's a whole nother avenue of it. Like, that's just so devastating that he, you know, has like a son and, you know, he had like a little family unit. And so to me, it's really, really sad. He was there with his girlfriend. They're supposed to be there for five days. End up turning into two weeks. She had made like a TikTok of like, come back home with me. And it was him left alone.

[Mua]

Yeah.

[Marlee]

And it was just like, I guess him left alone and people were speculating.

[Mandy]

Posted the podcast while he was the other one.

[Marlee]

So he has a girlfriend.

[Mandy]

Ex girlfriend. Posted the podcast while he was there.

[Mua]

Yeah.

[Marlee]

Yeah, he must have been there.

[Mandy]

Like, who knows?

[Mua]

So who knows?

[Marlee]

Like, what kind of was the trigger if something happened, if it was, you know, who knows? Like, I honestly, like, I don't know. There's just more information that comes about out about it, like, every time, every.

[Mandy]

Hour it seems another little piece of it. But, like, we are filming so up. Up to date. This is like, information that we have.

[Mua]

Yeah.

[Marlee]

And honestly, like, imagine the bandmates.

[Mandy]

Oh, my gosh. I know.

[Marlee]

Imagine, like, wonders.

[Mandy]

They are.

[Marlee]

I can't even imagine, like, how devastating.

[Mandy]

He's so young, too.

[Marlee]

It's like, that's, I think, the part that's the most shocking to actually 31, and I'm 2 years old in that.

[Mua]

And I'm literally like.

[Mandy]

And then that's it. I know.

[Marlee]

And it's like someone who is just, like, so in the limelight and so, so young, and it just seems so intense. And I wonder, like, what's going to happen, like, from here, like, toxicology, if the ex is going to be, like, shredded for life now actually wrecked forever. Because it's like, in a way, I feel like if that's her story, she should be able to tell it no matter what. Like that. Like, she deserves to tell her story and how she feels. But then it's like people are going to blame her. Things that have transpired post story, you know, so it's like, you. But you can't silence her either.

[Mandy]

I wonder, though, if she regrets telling that story and knowing that, like, you know, that this happened now.

[Mua]

Yeah.

[Mandy]

You know? Yeah.

[Marlee]

Honestly. And it's like, I can't even imagine her shock.

[Mandy]

Yeah. Gosh, can you imagine, bro?

[Marlee]

It's like, probably insane, the statement, like, from her team or her family, which is saying that she's in shock. Oh, she's absolute shock. And she was in, like, what the fuck is going on? It's like, I feel like this is one of those things where it just takes a lot of time to process. Like, and there's so many things happening, so many stories, like, coming out about it. Like, you know, different situations, like saying that he, like, smashed his laptop. Smashed. Yeah, he was, like, fucking up the room. And, like. And it's like, reported that there's witnesses that were at the hotel being like, this man was absolutely acting.

[Mandy]

I mean, when that one. One call, they got leaked, you know, so.

[Marlee]

So it's just like, honestly, really devastating and it's just horrible to see. And it's so sad to see someone so young with a Family like a son pass away. It's really devastating. And I'm just like, my heart's out for his family. Everyone, everyone, the fans, like, I just.

[Mua]

It's horrible.

[Marlee]

It really is such a horrible situation. And you know, we will continue to keep you guys, to keep you updated. If there's things that are like transpiring that were like wild situations that, you know, give insight to what had happened was I fill you guys in. But we just wanted to talk about.

[Mua]

It because it's like a.

[Mandy]

Just broken.

[Marlee]

It was a really big thing.

[Mandy]

Yeah, it's a big thing.

[Marlee]

It's a really big thing.

[Mandy]

And it's like.

[Marlee]

And we were like, it felt weird almost to post like, and just like this week's episode and just ignore it.

[Mua]

Yeah.

[Marlee]

So we're like, we should definitely like pop in.

[Mandy]

Yeah. But now we do have a full episode. We have a rapid fire for you guys with more information. Information coming out of different topics. So we're gonna clip over to the office. Yep.

[Marlee]

To the original episode.

[Mua]

Yeah.

[Marlee]

So this is like the buy of this version of us. And you'll be seeing us at the office.

[Mandy]

Yep.

[Mua]

Yeah, Very soon.

[Marlee]

But yeah, we just want to give you guys a little heads up on. On what was going on. Yeah, we will see you guys in two seconds, baby.

[Mandy]

We're in the house right after the Charlie XCX concert and we are busted.

[Mua]

We're busted.

[Mandy]

We're busted. We have no energy and we decided to come here as we are.

[Mua]

We woke up and we're like, we're just like not gonna glam today.

[Mandy]

What if we just like, don't get right?

[Mua]

We're doing hoodies.

[Mandy]

We did think about coming here straight.

[Mua]

After the concert at literally 12 in the afternoon or sorry, 12 at night from the morning. I literally, like, I have like three brain cells right now, bro.

[Mandy]

Like dead ass fighting each other.

[Mua]

They're fighting for the attention.

[Mandy]

They are.

[Mua]

It's inside out in my head right now, but it's with brain cells.

[Mandy]

Oh, my God.

[Mua]

So, yeah, we. We went to Charlie X Troy last night, the Sweat tour, and we didn't.

[Mandy]

Even, like, I didn't even realize it was called that. But I do understand now. I understand. It makes a lot. Yeah.

[Mua]

Because we were drenched. You wrenched. You guys, honestly, let's just like take our peek and pit as. As the whole concert.

[Mandy]

Like, that's a breakdown.

[Mua]

Let's do a little breakdown. By the way, today is going to be a rapid fire. That's his episode. We have some topics, but first, let's start off with the concert. And just how absolutely insane it was.

[Mandy]

Absolutely insane, you guys.

[Mua]

It was pandemonium.

[Mandy]

Charlie XCX and Joy Sivana sold out all three nights in Los Angeles. Crazy.

[Mua]

Crazy.

[Mandy]

We bought our tickets with our.

[Mua]

Months ago.

[Mandy]

Months ago with our group. We went in like, as soon as they were released, we bought the pit, which means we were on the ground floor and all the craziness, which was the best thing ever. But, honey, we were prepared. We were like.

[Mua]

We knew.

[Mandy]

We knew we were going to this. We knew we were going to get lit. We knew it was going to be a fun night. Months ago. The girl is getting tickets. Couple nights for no.

[Mua]

I literally see all over. They're like, hey, looking for tickets. We're like, no, we. We bought. And like, also wasn't as expensive when you bought back then.

[Mandy]

That's right.

[Mua]

Wasn't nearly as. And then also we bought them before, like the intensity hit. Yeah, like Brad Summer.

[Mandy]

Exactly. In a way before, like all the tour days just got released. So we were early on. We didn't know what we would be doing in October on that Tuesday, but we knew we would have our calendars cleared. Honey, we knew. So it was a bunch of us. We went. We got there. We went down to the pit. We got there early because we will be getting a good spot.

[Mua]

Honestly, the spot we got was. Was insane.

[Mandy]

It was insane.

[Mua]

Like, the entire pit got, like, fudgeing flooded. Yeah, like, so many people were ended. Ended up being in there. The whole entire Kia form was completely sold out. Every single seat was filled. Up top, you guys. So Troy opened and it was insane. Like, he has such bangers that were so incredible. But when Charlie came out and it was the fudgeing brat green, like, tent it.

[Mandy]

Oh was.

[Mua]

I want to. I want to relive that moment.

[Mandy]

She came out so quick too. I wasn't even ready.

[Mua]

It was like, literally like Troy did like maybe two, three songs, but he was so good. Oh, he ate, like. And it's so funny. I was like telling Laura how funny it is that Troy has, like, dancers, right? And it adds to, like his visual because he, like has these really cool music videos of, like these dancers and stuff like that. But Charlie has nothing. Like, it's literally just her going out and just like, party girl, party girl, party girl.

[Mandy]

She literally just holds the whole concert by herself. Literally, literally by her the entire time. She has, like a cameraman that follows her around and she just rages and she rages the entire time.

[Mua]

And it's literally like flashing lights, baby. You can season there absolutely down.

[Mandy]

Oh, screaming, like, just the craziness. I was covered in sweat from head to toe.

[Mua]

Honey, you were like pleather.

[Mandy]

I wore leather. I wore leather. That was. It was on par with the theme of the night.

[Mua]

It absolutely was. However, it was hot as my entire. I was wearing a mesh shirt because I kind of feel like I knew. I was like, I'm. I'm going to be hot. I'm going to be sweating, so I'm going to wear this little, like, see through meshy moment. The entire shirt was wet, girl. The entire shirt was wet.

[Mandy]

I thought we were going to have to cut mother pants off.

[Mua]

I did, too. I was like, you're actually stuck to them forever.

[Mandy]

Stuck. I could barely walk. They were, like, walking out of there, y'all.

[Mua]

It was crazy. Literally. And honestly, like, trying to even get out was a mission.

[Mandy]

Yeah. I'm trying to say the F word less, and I'm saying it more.

[Mua]

You try to say the effort less.

[Mandy]

I'm trying to say the F word.

[Mua]

Was on the podcast or in general. Okay. I was like, are you okay? What changes? I'm like, what's wrong with you now? Like, did something happen?

[Mandy]

I will continue saying it just as much in real life.

[Mua]

Less on the pod.

[Mandy]

But then I watched the pod, and I'm like, okay, we said it more this time. We said it more than we ever have. Great. We're doing great.

[Mua]

You know why? It's because we're just, like, shooting the shit. So it's so normal in my head. That's how we talk, and that's just how we talk. But can we talk about how I was like. I was like, laura, I'm making, like, a mini, like, fast motion vlog, kind of like, clip, click, like, really crazy. And I was like, laura, what I really want to do is, like, make out with someone for one of my clips.

[Mandy]

So Manny, straight up, like, I want a makeout scene in one of my clips. So, like, I'm out here scouting, and I was, like, pointing up before he was like, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit. And so Manny found him one. Let me tell you something. He scouted a ass boy.

[Mua]

No, but the thing. So this is the thing. The boy was looking at me constantly, constantly looking at me. I would, like, look over, and I would see him looking at me, and he'd be like this.

[Mandy]

Okay, okay.

[Mua]

He was eyeing me. Like, it wasn't like.

[Mandy]

Like, the vibe was there.

[Mua]

The vibe was there. I would never go up to someone that was just like, absolutely, like.

[Mandy]

Just like, have fun. Hadn't seen you at all.

[Mua]

Yeah, no, no. He kept looking at me and kept looking at me, kept looking at me. And so finally, when it was like, during a down moment, I walk out to him, and I was literally like, I saw you. Hey, do you have a boyfriend?

[Mandy]

When I saw you, like, leave our crowd and walk over to him, I knew exactly what you're.

[Mua]

You're like, he's doing.

[Mandy]

He found one. And I did check him out. He's really.

[Mua]

He's fine, too. He was fine as hell. He has a little mustache.

[Mandy]

I was like, I'm either this guy. Punch in the face or either. I'm going to look over and they're going to be making out. I don't know which one.

[Mua]

No. So many. One of my comments, like, on the video was like, I saw. We. We all saw you making out. That boy in the. In the crowd. Because it wasn't like. So we made out for the video, but then we made out again after.

[Mandy]

Oh, did you?

[Mua]

Yes. Just for fun.

[Mandy]

And you got his number?

[Mua]

I sure did.

[Mandy]

He was hot.

[Mua]

He was hot as fuck. I've been texting him, texting this morning. I swear to God. I swear. He texted me and I texted him back, and we've been chatting today.

[Mandy]

Oh, my God.

[Mua]

Where to go?

[Mandy]

I really like him.

[Mua]

No, he was cool, but I'm not. I told you, I like him. I love him.

[Mandy]

He could be good for you.

[Mua]

No, I think he's great. Yeah. I go to him like, you have a boyfriend? And he's like, no. And I'm like, okay, so here's the thing. And I, like, break it down. I was like, I am making a little video, and I was wondering if you would like to make out with me, if that's okay with you. I was. And he's like, right now? And I was like, yes, like, right now in the video. And he's like, okay, yeah, let's do it. And I was like, my name is Manny. It's nice to meet you. And like, he was like, I know who you are. And I was like, this made it a little easier for me because I'm.

[Mandy]

Like, okay, so, you know, he knows you're legit. Like, you're not.

[Mua]

I'm not. Like, just like. I'm not just doing it for the sake to do it.

[Mandy]

Just like, hey, like, say it's for a video.

[Mua]

Yes. Yes. I was like, I'm actually doing it. And so we made out, and it was great. It was a great kisser. And then cybercrime Was like, thank you so much. And he was like, send it to me. Here, give me. Let me give you my number. And I was, okay. So then I was leaving. I was like, bye. Nice to meet you. Then we made out again. And then I went back to the.

[Mandy]

Oh, my God.

[Mua]

And I noticed he kept looking at me.

[Mandy]

Dang, girl. And we saw him whenever we were leaving, too.

[Mua]

I was feeling the fantasy, if you will, because I know. I'm like, baby, we're at a concert. All these gays here. It literally was like, WeHo.

[Mandy]

It was WeHo in there.

[Mua]

It was literally girls and gays.

[Mandy]

I was home.

[Mua]

We all felt at peace.

[Mandy]

We did.

[Mua]

We felt so good. The safest.

[Mandy]

Safe. Safe from the straight men.

[Mua]

I've never felt safer. Yeah, than in that.

[Mandy]

Never been less non annoyed. Never. Never had more fun.

[Mua]

Let me tell you something. When we're on the floor, the entire room.

[Mandy]

Oh, yeah. Poppers. It was marijuana and alcohol. It was poppers, marijuana, alcohol. Choice of on. On stage was like, this whole crowd smells like poppers. It was.

[Mua]

It was so strong.

[Mandy]

It was so strong.

[Mua]

I literally would get a whiff. I'd be like, like. It would just, like, hit me. I'm like, I literally. When he was like, I feel the rush when he's performing. I'm like, I felt the rush too, from this crowd. You know, the song Rush is about puppers.

[Mandy]

Oh, is it?

[Mua]

It is that. Rush is a brand of puppers.

[Mandy]

I love that.

[Mua]

Oh, it's the best song ever. So when he's like, past your. Pass me the heat wave. Recreate the sun, you get high. I've done it twice. Once in, like, a sexual setting, just to, like, try it out. Loosen up the hole. Yup, yup. And let me tell you something. That worked.

[Mandy]

It didn't.

[Mua]

It literally did. I was like, I can't do this. I remember being like, you know what? Like, it was too big. Where I was like, you know what? This was like, fun in theory. In practice. Fuck no.

[Mandy]

You need a Paparino.

[Mua]

I need. And then he's got. He's like, I have poppers. I'm like, give it to me.

[Mandy]

Yeah.

[Mua]

And I had never, like, done them before in that moment. So I was like, yeah, let's try it. And so I did it. And then next thing you know, it's fully inside. And I'm like, whoa. I was like, where'd you put that? I had no idea. I was like, oh, so it definitely works in that end.

[Mandy]

And then the other time you did, it was at the club at the club.

[Mua]

Just because they're like.

[Mandy]

They're like just a quick high.

[Mua]

But the thing is, for me, like, I can't do it in that setting because when I tried it, I knew. Yes, at sex stores.

[Mandy]

Yeah.

[Mua]

But they call them, like, cleaner. It's like, vhr cleaner. Like, because they can't be like, hey, this is a vasodilator, like, kind of thing. I don't think it's, like, technically legal to sell. So they're like, oh, it's like, cleaner of some type. But it's basically like. It's like a little thing that you smell, and it, like, it activates you.

[Mandy]

This kid in my high school went to a really pretty big high school, and it was a really big public school. And it was lunchtime. Like, our lunch periods, we had three waves. They were massive because, like, we have so many kids, right? So this fudgeing kid, he huffs the duster stuff.

[Mua]

Oh, my God.

[Mandy]

But he huffed, like, a lot of it. I don't. I don't remember how you do it, but kids are. High school. Would do it all the time. Don't do it if you're listening. But he huffed it and he got crazy high. He lays on his back in the lunchroom and starts swimming backwards across the floor in front of everybody. So then the principal starts chasing. It was the, like, vice principal, I guess you would call it. Starts chasing him, and he starts swimming past her, and he's, like, walking his feet across the lunchroom. And he was on the duster stuff.

[Mua]

It was on. That was. That's.

[Mandy]

The high school version was like, go, go, go, go. Like, we were all cheering him on to run from the.

[Mua]

Why is that the high school version of, like, bath salts? Literally, he's that high school basalt.

[Mandy]

Yeah.

[Mua]

He's going. He's swimming in the cafeteria.

[Mandy]

That's what poppers do to you, huh? No, they'll have you swimming.

[Mua]

They're not gonna have you.

[Mandy]

But when I did it, poppers.

[Mua]

Okay, you're gonna have to try it just, like, so you can see what it's like. But it's like. I remember I did it in the club. I swear to God, you guys. So you do it, and then you feel, like, a warm rush come over your entire body so fast, and you feel like you're going to fucking faint. And I literally had to hold on to the bar. I was like. Like, I was like, this is, like, a lot. And then it lasted, I would say, literally two minutes.

[Mandy]

Damn.

[Mua]

And then it was gone. So at least it's nice in the way of, like, it was so quick.

[Mandy]

So there's so many brain cells for a two minute. Yeah.

[Mua]

How many brain cells do you think?

[Mandy]

A lot. And, you know, they're playing.

[Mua]

Yours are like on the cliff.

[Mandy]

Like, please don't take me with a. Yep. All right.

[Mua]

I wonder how. I was actually really curious of, like, how many, like, what's the long term effects? Well, that's why you, like, do it once. You do it one time. Or like. Or you just don't do it all.

[Mandy]

Oh.

[Mua]

Or like you just do it, like, let's say once every blue moon. Sexual setting.

[Mandy]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm looking at what binder and it is a trauma. It's a shock, but. Oh, they brought out Kesha.

[Mua]

Oh, you guys. So Charlie has a song with Kesha called Spring Breakers. Like, it went. So Charlie came out with a whole new album. The exact same album, but every single song has a artist. Artist on it. You know, collabed in it. So Kesha is in Spring Breakers. Brought it out for Spring Breakers. But then she performs Tick tock, girl. You guys like the viral tick. We were. The crowd was going crazy.

[Mandy]

Crazy.

[Mua]

The entire pit was literally jumping up and down like one unit, like, one.

[Mandy]

Whenever she's like, wake up in the.

[Mua]

Morning like P. Diddy. And I'm like, so that was insane. Then freaking Troy brings out Tate.

[Mandy]

Tate McCray, baby. I was hoping she was going to dance, but they were saying she was like, girl.

[Mua]

There's just like, no way. Like, girl, I just didn't believe. I was like, there's no way she's going to do her songs because she doesn't have her, like, dancers with her. One, two. She's probably like, girl, I ain't doing. I'm doing your song. I don't want to do a full choreo. Okay. So Tammy, crazy music video. The one that's new. That's. It's okay. I'm okay. The part where she is in the back of the police car and she smiles at the copy. She has a key in her mouth that made me straight.

[Mandy]

I'll have to watch it. I haven't watched some music video, but I do like that song a lot. I like all her songs. She reminds me of Britney Spears a lot.

[Mua]

I. I can see. And a lot of people are like, how dare you compare. How dang it.

[Mandy]

Why?

[Mua]

There's like, there's similarities. Sorry. She's a dancer.

[Mandy]

They're like, the pot. She's like, yeah, she is. I would not say Sabrina Carpenter is Britney Spears.

[Mua]

Absolutely.

[Mandy]

Very different. She reminds me of Taylor's. Her music reminds me of Taylor Swift. It's like more like, like, no raving.

[Marlee]

No.

[Mua]

It's not rave music, definitely. It's more like you listen on, like.

[Mandy]

The car, like a little side windows down.

[Mua]

Yes.

[Mandy]

Like a little side to side.

[Mua]

You'll just have to taste me. Very, very. But I. I like Sabrina's voice a lot.

[Mandy]

Yes.

[Mua]

I love her voice.

[Marlee]

So.

[Mua]

But yeah, I feel like it's the same kind of like. And I think didn't, like, she opened for Taylor Swift for a long time.

[Mandy]

So it, like, it just makes sense.

[Mua]

It just makes sense. So the overall, the concert was insane. Us trying to get out of there. How about us trying to get out of there? We had a finesse. Like, it was Coachella.

[Mandy]

It was Coachella.

[Mua]

We had a finesse. It was Coachella. We end up staying for the entire thing. Usually we'll leave early to, like, avoid the traffic of lean things. Maybe we didn't even think about it.

[Mandy]

We were like, we'll definitely leave early. And then that way we'll beat all the traffic. And then, like, the concert had been over and we were still in the arena having fun dancing. And I. I told Manny I did not even have one thought about leaving. I did not. It did not cross my mind one single time that we should leave.

[Mua]

Like, we just kept raging, raging, and it was so much fun, but we literally left. And we're, like, trying to get out of the Kia Forum was hell. And there's like, these guys that are almost like scalpers. I swear they'll, like, come by. And they're like, you need a ride. And they have like, the little phone like this, like, God, you need. You need to get somewhere.

[Mandy]

You need a ride.

[Mua]

Yeah. And I'm like. So I was looking at the Uber and It was like 140 to get back. And I was like, okay, so then it's only 140. That's, like, already a lot, but it's whatever. And the guy comes up and he's like, y'all need a ride. And I'm like. Or Laura was like, how much? How much? And he was like, 150. And I was like, oh, well, 140 on the Uber. 150 for right now.

[Mandy]

10 extra dollars.

[Mua]

Extra dollars.

[Mandy]

Not wait 30 minutes and fight for the Uber to show up. See, that's how you go missing and get kidnapped. But I've done it time and time again.

[Mua]

We.

[Mandy]

Oh, like, we could easily been just taken statistically Speaking. Our day is coming that we're going to get taken.

[Mua]

I think so.

[Mandy]

Because we keep going to strangers cars.

[Mua]

Laura. We keep going to changes cars with these phones that are like.

[Mandy]

That's why you don't pay them until you get to where you're going.

[Mua]

Because at the end.

[Mandy]

At the end.

[Mua]

Because did all the work already.

[Mandy]

You don't want them to get a free fit 150 if they're gonna kidnap you anyway.

[Mua]

Exactly.

[Mandy]

At least don't pay them.

[Mua]

Totally. And like, I was like, the doors were open. I was about to walk out as I'm paying him.

[Mandy]

Like, we're like, baby, he had Fiji water.

[Mua]

When he said, we got. We have cold water in the car. That's what really hooked me.

[Mandy]

That is what got it going.

[Mua]

Z was texting this morning. He goes, we end up doing the exact same thing you guys is because the Uber thing was too crazy. And he's like, how much they didn't have?

[Mandy]

150 as well. He could have haggled.

[Mua]

He did. So then he was like. He said, he was like, I was gonna haggle. But then he goes, we have cold Fijis. And he's like, yes. So because everyone's so dehydrated after the concert, everyone's going through the gigs. He was like, yeah, absolutely. So that's what got him like, girl, you could have totally haggled him to.

[Mandy]

Like, he could have got to like, at least.

[Mua]

He was like, girl, I was gone with the wind. He said, baby, I was not well.

[Mandy]

I was like, no, Gabriel, go back with them.

[Mua]

Yes, he did.

[Mandy]

Okay.

[Mua]

So he ubered from their place. So end up being great. We all ended up getting home, but it was literally probably, I would say, my favorite concert I've ever been to in my whole life.

[Mandy]

Yeah.

[Mua]

And if not my number one top two, top three.

[Mandy]

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[Mandy]

I'm telling you, it's because we were in the pit. If we were in some fucking suite or, like, up top, it wouldn't have been like, you got to be in the grind. You got to be in the sweat, the blood, the tears out there, because that is what makes it.

[Mua]

Especially when it's like, someone you love and you know the songs. Like a rager. Like, it's like a concert that's a rager. It's not like a has to be.

[Mandy]

Like, yeah, a rave. And I'm so glad we were on it. Yeah. It can't be like a yeah.

[Mua]

It's like, not the same.

[Mandy]

No shade to Sabrina. We love her, but just saying, like, the vibe has to be, like, manic.

[Mua]

Yes. To be, like, really into the pit and being, like, going crazy.

[Mandy]

I love Charlie's vibe. I feel like she gets me. I do.

[Marlee]

I do, too.

[Mua]

I love her. I love that she just, like. I love her songs. I love the way. The way she actually, like.

[Mandy]

I love whenever she talks about real on camera and was just smashing it on her ass, like, literally just sitting on it.

[Mua]

I love when she's, like, on the stage, on the floor. She, like, spits on the floor and.

[Mandy]

She'S just, like, popping. You know, that is, like, what I would do if I was a famous singer. Like, that's how I would want my show to be.

[Mua]

Shaking your ass.

[Mandy]

I don't want none. All this mess. I want to literally just pound the camera. Boom, boom, boom.

[Mua]

Just like.

[Mandy]

Yeah. Literally wallowing.

[Mua]

And also, like, I love the way she has. She has a very specific walk, and I'm obsessed with the way she walks. She's not just like, like, very, like.

[Mandy]

And she gave it to us many.

[Mua]

Many times, and I was like, she.

[Mandy]

Really gave us everything that we desired. Yep.

[Mua]

It was amazing.

[Mandy]

The fact that she has to do that for two more nights in a row is crazy to me. Like, that's so much work. That's crazy to me.

[Mua]

It's like, even the fact that, like, the whole idea of the whole entire tour doing it.

[Mandy]

Did she wear Makeup.

[Mua]

She must, she must.

[Mandy]

But it looks. She always looks like she has no.

[Mua]

Makeup, but she must have like a little, like little piece of body back, a little face of body. Like the thinnest layer of something, a skin tint. Like she has to have something on something.

[Mandy]

But she always looks like stunning, but like just fresh face. I'm like, wow.

[Mua]

Also with mountain you sweat doing that.

[Mandy]

Girl, it'd be a mess.

[Mua]

I would also be like, girl, don't put makeup on me. I'm like, literally gonna be a disaster out there.

[Mandy]

I'm always tempted to see the Taylor Swift eras tour, even though that's over.

[Mua]

Oh, like, to watch it, you mean?

[Mandy]

Yeah, because everybody's like, it's the best experience ever.

[Mua]

I know. Like, to watch the movie.

[Mandy]

No.

[Mua]

Or like, go, go. I feel like the thing is, at the end of the day, the energy of a concert. Well, like, a lot of it is fun. It, like, brings out a lot of, like, fun vibes and even like, let's say if you're not the biggest fan of someone but you go to their concert and like you're vibing with the crowd, then, like, you're gonna have a great time regardless.

[Mandy]

Do you know my favorite choice of on song was?

[Mua]

Yes. I do actually tell them, like, it's a big secret.

[Mandy]

The one. What is it?

[Mua]

I'll be like, one of your girls.

[Mandy]

Oh, yes. I'm like, what's up? Yeah.

[Mua]

I feel like Tyler. No, when he did that one, he literally. There's a video that played. He's in drag. He's like, yeah, come on over. So sickening.

[Mandy]

When we saw that, I was like, he's about to play a song. I was like, he's gonna play the song you want to hear. Because Gabriel likes that song too. And then I just wanted them to play 1999 together. Tattoo blacked out.

[Mua]

I just wanna go back.

[Mandy]

Okay. And then I got greedy because I was also like, can we get I love it by Icona Pop? Because she was just a guest artist on that song.

[Mua]

Yes, yes.

[Mandy]

But it kind of like became such a famous song that, like, people think that's Charlie's.

[Mua]

Yeah.

[Mandy]

Like, she created that song because Charlie got so famous. She was already famous. But like, off that song, it was like Charlie was known for that bigger. Yeah, yeah. More she got more push than I kind of. I kind of popped.

[Mua]

Seriously.

[Mandy]

And that is one of my songs. That's one of my hype up songs. So it was like getting to experience that in real life.

[Mua]

In the pit was Laura. You guys Laurie. Laura was blacking out.

[Mandy]

Like, she was levitating off the floor.

[Mua]

I kind of popped. The whole crowd was going, crap.

[Mandy]

I love it. Like. Like, at a hundred percent.

[Mua]

I thought I was not gonna have a voice today. To be honest. I was actually screaming the entire time.

[Mandy]

It's because our voices are used to it.

[Mua]

Maybe they are. They're used to talking.

[Mandy]

The vocal cords are strong.

[Mua]

Yeah, maybe. No, there ain't no cord breaking here. That mouth, no chord broke it. This chord. Nothing with my laugh, girl.

[Mandy]

Prepared our whole life for this. May prepare your soul life for this. All right, let's get into some.

[Mua]

Okay. Let's get into the hot toppy.

[Mandy]

You got any more pointers you want to say about the concert?

[Mua]

No, I feel like, overall, if you guys can go to go. Like, it was literally so worth it. It was amazing because Troy has bops, of course, but he has some. Some solar songs. So it's nice to kind of, like, there was some reprieve times when we're literally about to pass out from sweating and jumping and raving. So it was very. They did a good job where it was like. Like a big, big highs and like a little low and then big highs again. So it was great. Like, overall, the concert was fantastic. Also, I want to say too, we actually did get invited by a brand to go to the concert, but because we had gone tickets with our friends where we were like, no, we can't make it. We can't do this.

[Mandy]

We can't do that.

[Mua]

We can't.

[Mandy]

We will not do a sweet.

[Mua]

But it was sweet that we did get invited.

[Mandy]

Very nice.

[Mua]

Because they knew that. They clearly knew that we liked Charlie and Troy. So I thought that was cool.

[Mandy]

Really invited us. Yeah. It was really nice of them. Okay, Parker and Aspen, we're gonna talk about the elephant in the room, baby. You know, we held back talking about this on this podcast for such a long time because Aspen made a large deal about not wanting to talk about it.

[Mua]

100.

[Mandy]

So me and Manny are friends with us, and we were like, you know, let's just not bring it up on the podcast. However, baby, it's everywhere, girl. She don't blew this.

[Mua]

She did on PODC tour.

[Mandy]

She done did it all.

[Mua]

We're going to talk about. I'm like, I think it'd be fun to have as on the pod too.

[Mandy]

I know. So, Aspen, if you want to come on full coverage, let's do it. Hit us up. We would love to have you.

[Mua]

I think it's so much fun to have her on.

[Mandy]

We wanted to catch you guys up on that. So basically Aspen was eight months pregnant and she filed for divorce. And unfortunately it went public because people do their nosing and they found the file for divorce that wear Aspen pop filed for divorce. Divorce against Parker. Okay.

[Mua]

Yeah.

[Mandy]

Eight months pregnant, about to give premature birth. Crazy, right? So that blows up. Aspen's very quiet about it. She doesn't say anything very demure about it. But these past few weeks, oh, she's.

[Mua]

Literally like, she blew it up.

[Marlee]

She blew.

[Mandy]

She said, I'm gonna blow the roof off this house. So she has made a lot of different videos alluding to what happened but never coming out and saying why they got divorced. She made this video where she's like, things that I would want in my next relationship, but they get really like specific.

[Mua]

Very specific. And it was funny because I was literally like, why is there a rainbow on this?

[Mandy]

She's like, I wouldn't want a pathological liar.

[Mua]

No, literally. It's so funny because Aspen, I feel like has almost like a resurgence from the tick tock situation with the divorce because she's literally blowing air into the situation and it's like so intense.

[Mandy]

Yeah, it's. But it's funny, it's fierce because she's.

[Mua]

Cracking me up with it.

[Mandy]

So then Parker's. So she's made all these tick tocks like alluding to why they got divorced and people are saying Parker's gay. She did. I don't think she confirmed he's not.

[Mua]

Well, I don't know.

[Mandy]

I think she did.

[Mua]

Okay.

[Mandy]

Like that. That was not the divorce. I think she totally confirmed it. And then she also went on to say like a bunch of other stu she would like in a her next partner, like someone that's more of a partner to her and helps her with the like, oh my God, it was so specific. So obviously her and aspirin as Aspen and Parker had some problems. However, Parker's mom goes to Instagram stories posts on her Instagram stories. Mama bear is going to tell this side of the story.

[Mua]

I literally didn't know.

[Mandy]

Huh? Literally. Parker's mom, her ex mother in law, goes on IG stories and it's like, you're going to hear my side of the story. Basically, Mama bear is about to come out. So then husband goes to her tick tock, gets Parker to come over, straddles him, is writing him and is like, your mom can't do what I can do. Yes. Because the mom posted on the story. So that was Aspen coming for the mother in Law. Okay. Blows up the situation even worse. She continues to make tick tocks, like, being like, I know what I'm doing. Like, yes, I'm crazy. Yes, I'm blowing it up. Like, she's very aware. And then this morning, Aspen posts a tick tock. And she's talking to her sister and she's like, guess what, guess what, it's coming next. And her sister's like, you're scaring me. What are you talking about? She's like, you're not pregnant, are you? She's like, I'm not pregnant. She's like, it's a good thing. Don't be scared. But guess what? I just agree to, like, what's coming. And all the comments are talking about she's going on Mormon wives. And Aspen's liking the comments.

[Mua]

You're lying.

[Mandy]

So now people, this is speculation, but the. The Internet is speculating. This all got blown up because she's doing the shows, her storyline. She's doing Mormon wives in Utah. She's a Utah girly. And Aspen liked the comments saying, I'll send out.

[Marlee]

Yeah, I will.

[Mandy]

Yeah. So out. This is speculation, but all the puzzle pieces are like coming together.

[Mua]

And like, look how again, like, look how big it's gotten on tick tock and why.

[Mandy]

She blew it up.

[Mua]

She blew it up more. Look at this is gonna be like, look what I can bring to the table as a cast.

[Mandy]

She wants it to add up.

[Mua]

It makes so much sense.

[Mandy]

Yes, again, this is speculation, but I'm going off what the Internet's saying and what's going on in her comments. And like, you know, I'm putting it all together.

[Mua]

So yeah, I love the woman I saw that I was obsessed with was the one where she's straddling him. And. And it's like the voiceover that's like, you'd have to be crazy not to take me back.

[Mandy]

That was for the mom.

[Mua]

I.

[Mandy]

That was for Parker's mom.

[Mua]

Literally.

[Mandy]

How crazy is that?

[Mua]

I didn't know it was for the.

[Mandy]

Mom, by the way.

[Mua]

I just loved the video.

[Mandy]

That's why people were screaming because they knew that she was responding to the mom's eyes story, saying, basically, you're gonna hear our side of the story. And Aspen was like, basically like, I don't care.

[Mua]

She's like, so.

[Mandy]

And she was like, I really can.

[Mua]

Still my life, babe. Yep, it's my life.

[Mandy]

Oh, and she also posted I can't remember what the premise of the tick tock was. It was like, things you're doing, you shouldn't doing. And she said she keeps on having her ex sleeping over. Parker. She keeps having Parker come back home. Oh, my girl. This is crazy.

[Mua]

I just love that she, like, knows what she's doing and she doesn't care.

[Mandy]

She knows what she's doing.

[Mua]

She's like, I'm. Maybe I think there's, like, I'm feeding into.

[Mandy]

I love that there's a reason for all of her feeding into it, because it's. It's to build her case for her TV show 100. Yeah.

[Mua]

Which I hope she get. Like, that would be so sickening. I'll die.

[Mandy]

I will die.

[Mua]

Please, you know, to take me back.

[Mandy]

Yeah. Well, good for Aspen.

[Mua]

I love. And honestly, I love Aspen. Like, like, so sweet. Such a sweet girl. Like, I've loved her since I met her, so I really, really am excited for her to just, like, you know, adventure for her, too.

[Mandy]

Like, she's always not needed, and no one needs a moment like this, But I feel like she's always had it in her to get what she wants out of life and to like, have a moment like this. And let me tell you, I've been eating the popcorn, as you can see.

[Mua]

I've been eating. I've been down it. I just, like, I also just love that she knows what she's doing and she's doing it. And then just like, like, take, yes. Like, take the reigns. Take that. Take the control of your own story. Like, I just love that she's doing that because I just love her in general. Yeah. Hell yeah. I'm like, I will literally pass away if she's on Mormon Wives. I'll pass.

[Mandy]

I will, too. So hopefully that's true because I would love to see that.

[Mua]

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[Mandy]

Let's talk about Anne Hathaway.

[Mua]

Oh, my God. The interview. The interview. What is that interviewer's name? Oh.

[Mandy]

So the interviewer that blew the case open on Blake Lively getting canceled, where she was like, I like your bump. And Blake Love is like, I like your bump. And then this lady takes that and goes on a bunch of, like, media train with it, and it's like, blake Lively's evil. She's so rude.

[Mua]

Well, now it is on her own YouTube video, her YouTube channel. That video was uploaded to her channel. It wasn't like it was about anywhere else. It was on her channel. It was her personal gain to show what had happened.

[Mandy]

So now she's doing the same thing.

[Mua]

To Anne Hathaway, who's, like, being talked about right now a lot, just obviously because she's an. A celebrity. But she did the exact same thing. She did an interview with Anne. And I watched the interview clip that was posted. Do I think that Ann was, like, a little cold? Sure.

[Mandy]

I think Anne was cold, Yes. I don't think Anne was rude. I think the girl did a poor job at interviewing and did a poor job job with the questions because she starts out the interview going, okay, So I thought for the first question, I. Because it was this interview was for Les. Was it called lemis? So it says musical? And she was like, I would sing to you the first question to open the interview, and you would sing your answer back to me. And Anne was like, oh, I'm not gonna sing. But you feel free to do it. Like, if you want to sing.

[Mua]

Like, I won't be doing that, but you can sing.

[Mandy]

And was definitely very like. Like, I feel like it was like, are you an idiot? Like, I'm sorry.

[Mua]

I'd be like, are you dumb? I'm not doing.

[Mandy]

Why? She said. And she was like, oh, are you an idiot? I'm not, but you can be an idiot. Like, I felt it. I'm not gonna lie.

[Mua]

I felt the exact same. Because, like, that energy was giving. Like, media trained. Like, I'm gonna be like, no, but you can do that.

[Mandy]

Yep.

[Mua]

Like, it was a million words in the eye look like, girl, like, have.

[Mandy]

You lost your damn eye?

[Mua]

You lost it.

[Mandy]

You lost it.

[Mua]

But I mean, mean, it's funny because, like, again, it's, it's for a musical, so it would like be like, okay, that's why she's asking, because it's a musical. At the same time, it's like, I.

[Mandy]

Feel like Anne was just like not having it.

[Mua]

She wasn't. She literally was not.

[Mandy]

So then the girl proceeds to ask questions about her personal life, like, not about the movie, like, do you remember your first. First crush? And Anne simply says no. So this is media training. So whenever you're in an interview and you get asked a question that you do not want to answer, elaborate on, you give a one word answer. And it is not your job to run the interview. It's interviewer's job to do a good job in that interview and to keep it flowing and keep it going. If Ann says no, she should have laughed and picked up the next question. But instead she just stared at her and made it awkward. She asked and another question about her personal life she didn't want to answer and said no, I don't, I don't think there was any problem with Anne and how she was answering these questions. If you don't want to talk about your personal old first crush publicly, so fair, that's fine. You're not there to do that.

[Mua]

But the thing is, it's funny because interviewers know that, like, there's like this cadence to it, right? Where it's like the interviewee, the interviewer. Interviewers know that if they make them feel a little awkward, they tend to spill more because they want to fill the space with words so it doesn't feel so awkward and weird. And so she clearly thought that by being silent after an said no, that Anne was going to just keep talking and like, give more of an elaborate answer. But she ended it at no.

[Mandy]

And when Ann did that, she claimed she was rude. Rude.

[Mua]

Yeah. But it wasn't, it wasn't rich. You said no.

[Mandy]

I just disagree with that completely.

[Mua]

I agree.

[Mandy]

I think you did a poor job in the interview. Like, I do feel like Anne was cold.

[Mua]

Like, it's not like where we know, like, it's like not. You can see it and be like, okay, she was kind of being cold about it. She wasn't like happy. Go lucky. Like we usually see her, but she would just like, she just wasn't having, she wasn't having it.

[Mandy]

But also to me, the interviewer started off the interview very poorly with some stupid, you know, and I think it, it probably set her Off. However, Manny was saying that Anne agreed to redo an interview with this lady.

[Mua]

She literally apologized to her and, like, agreed to do it again.

[Mandy]

I was like, ann, girl, what is going on?

[Mua]

But maybe, you know what? Maybe in Anne's head when she watched that, she. She could be thinking, like, I was being rude.

[Mandy]

Yeah, she.

[Mua]

In her way, she could absolutely be like, you know what? I could have been a little bit.

[Mandy]

Owes the woman a whole new interview.

[Mua]

I agree. I don't think she does either. You know, she probably was like, you know what?

[Mandy]

Like, let me make it up.

[Mua]

I'll make it up just because, like, she wants to be sweet and nice about it, but I don't know, like, to me, okay, so this is, like, my thing. Maybe it's like a hot take or whatever, but it feels like if she's going to be doing interviews with celebrities and then she posts things that are never supposed to be posted because the. All the pre interview stuff is what she's posting. It's all pre interview things that are technically being recorded, but it's. You're not on. Like, you haven't started the interview yet. She's posting these, like, non on things. And don't you think. Think at least to me, like, she would get blacklisted from ever being interviewed. I do an interviewer again. I'm like, if I was someone that was in a movie or something and then seeing that she's blowing up these stars in a negative way to be like, look how rude they were. Look how nasty they were to me, why the would I be like, yeah, let me interview with you.

[Mandy]

I'm gonna be so for real. If I were, you know, an A lister and I found out she was doing the interview, I personally wouldn't do it because, you know, maybe she was right and wrong on some of these, but the fact that she would take footage that wasn't supposed to be aired, you know, that's like, pre interview. Yeah, the cameras are hot. But, like, obviously, you know, whenever we're planning the interview that Spark's not supposed to air and she's using it, you know, to make her channel and to grow. I see that as like a danger. You know what I mean?

[Mua]

Me too. And it's like, I think at the end of the day, too, like, the Blake Lively was such a negative light at the time, so she's like, oh, let me capitalize off of, like, people hating on Blake. And it just. And it fueled it more. But this situation happening again, people can be like, damn, they girlies just like, they want to be mean to you, but then you start thinking, like, wait a minute.

[Mandy]

Denominator. Here we have a common denominator.

[Mua]

Yes. So you're kind of like, okay, wait. So then is it like, are you just not giving in the interviews, or is there like. Maybe there's just, like, a different flow. Maybe sometimes people just don't mesh well in interviews. Maybe the interviewer and the interviewee just don't flow, and that's the reality of life, too. Like, maybe there's just not a good energy between the two of them, and then that's okay, too. That's just what life is like. Sometimes you just won't like someone when you meet them. Yeah, there's this energy thing. There's something.

[Mandy]

I think with Blake, too, it was like a paper trail. Bad interview.

[Marlee]

Absolutely.

[Mua]

It wasn't like it was just her.

[Mandy]

So people, you know, immediately jumped on. And I would say the woman's interviewer with the bump situation, Blake Lively, was like, the biggest. One of the biggest topics whenever Blake was getting her little cancellation situation going on. And so now it's just like, you're coming back from war. Is very interesting to me.

[Mua]

Totally. It seems very, like, opportunistic. Way plotted, kind of like, oh, look how much I gained from that. Like, let me do it again.

[Mandy]

Try one more time with Anne.

[Mua]

100. The thing is, like, even with Anne's, like, to me, when you're watching it, it's not like Blake's, like, giving the. Like, Blake's was like. I felt like. Was like she was way out of line, way out of pocket and was just being a little more stern with.

[Mandy]

Like, without this interview.

[Mua]

Yeah. Controlling the interview. But it's like, I don't think that's the same thing as what Blake was doing. So for her to post to be like, look at my horrible interview with Anne Hathaway, girl. What.

[Mandy]

All the comments I will say are bad on the interviewer's part. Like, I went to Tick Tock to watch it, and all the comments are on Anne's side and not the interviewer.

[Mua]

I've seen. I've seen comments that were on the interviewer side, like, damn, this girl just can't catch a break. Like, why are they also mean to you? Are they rude to you? So I've seen, like, like, kind of the both sides of it. But when I'm watching it personally, back in my personal opinion, Anne was cold and what's called. But it's like she was being an.

[Mandy]

No, like, she was just like, the Girl started out the interview being a little messy, weird and weird. And Anne took that as like, okay, gotta be careful.

[Mua]

That's what we gotta do.

[Mandy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mua]

She wants me to sing my answers. I'm scared. Like, yeah, let's just go ahead and not deal with that. So I think that's kind of what it was. But, yeah, I feel like. Like, if the interviewer, to me, like, wants to just keep working and interviewing, like, wouldn't this be a bad idea to do?

[Mandy]

Yeah, it's like, how many stories can you make about bad interviews? Like, how far does that gonna get you versus being an interviewer?

[Mua]

Exactly. So it just kind of. It really just depends on, like, what you want. Because at the end of the day, if you want to continue to be an interviewer, but you're only talking about bad experiences about interviewing, why would people.

[Mandy]

Want to be interviewed by you? Yeah. Doesn't make sense. I don't know.

[Mua]

It doesn't make sense to me.

[Mandy]

Our next topic is Diddy. And, you know, he's still in jail.

[Mua]

There's more cases that come out.

[Mandy]

More cases.

[Mua]

It's actually kind of out of control. Like, I feel like it's like. And also, do you see his team is like, the hardest part that Diddy's finding is that it's the food.

[Mandy]

I did see that. And they were like, this is, you know, not his normal. And we're like, well, yeah, I don't think it's like, anyone's normal. And I'm sure your lifestyle was like, like, very far different from prison. Like, super, super, super far.

[Mua]

The absolute opposite, potentially.

[Mandy]

But from the way things are looking is like, this is probably going to be his new lifestyle. Like, this is it, baby.

[Mua]

I think that you need to just get accustomed to that.

[Mandy]

Yeah.

[Mua]

Because of how bad.

[Mandy]

Settle in.

[Mua]

The cases have come out.

[Mandy]

Settle in. Because it just never stops. Also, they were saying Justin Bieber is avoiding the situation at all costs. At all costs. And that, you know, there's tons of footage with Diddy being with Justin B. Did he produce for Justin Bieber?

[Mua]

I don't know what. I don't know what the.

[Mandy]

They were in cahoots, you know, for.

[Mua]

Definitely cahoots. But I did see that Justin was like, his team was saying. Or like someone from his team was saying that he's just avoiding the Diddy stuff like the plague, doesn't want to talk about it, doesn't want to be involved in it. I also feel like, let's say if things did happen, like, he could easily just be very Embarrassed about it, doesn't want to, like, be involved. Like, what if he did have to do weird stuff? Like, he wouldn't want to talk about it.

[Mandy]

It's hard because, like, as much as you want to speak up, up, you, you know, Justin has this massive career. And like, when you speak out on something that a lot of times that's like, what you're known for then.

[Mua]

You know what I mean?

[Mandy]

Like, not all your talent and hard work. Like, people just, like, feel bad for you. And, like, that's why a lot of people, you know, they don't. They don't. They don't.

[Mua]

Because they don't want to be known as, like, the victim.

[Mandy]

Yes.

[Mua]

In some way. Like, they don't want to be known as the person that did that. And, like, that's what their entire essence gets revolved around, which is so sad. But, like, a lot of it is, like, that's part of their and Justin story.

[Mandy]

So hard for so long on his career. So it's like, dang to go out, like, you know, as that. It's.

[Mua]

It's like, no, there's just no way. Like, they don't want, like, he wants.

[Mandy]

It, which we speculate and we don't even know that anything happened between them because he's avoiding it like the plague. Like the situation.

[Mua]

But why avoid it like the plague.

[Mandy]

Exactly happens.

[Mua]

You know what I mean? I saw too, like, there's like six new cases that just got like, literally, like yesterday. Like six new cases. Four men, two women, I think, and like, at the age of like 16.

[Mandy]

Oh, my gosh. So how do you even. Whenever we're like at 400, 300 plus cases, like, how does. How do you try that? Yes. How does that even go to trial? Because that would be like a four year trial.

[Mua]

You know, the paperwork. Let's talk about the paperwork.

[Mandy]

That could literally happen with that.

[Mua]

Like, it's too, like. I feel like it's just. It's too far too.

[Mandy]

It's so far gone.

[Mua]

It's like at this point, it's like this. This many cases, this many experiences, this many testimonies. Like, this is gonna be the trial from hell.

[Mandy]

It is. And the thing is, because it's.

[Mua]

I.

[Mandy]

Was it federal, they can't film it or anything. Like, no cameras in the courtroom.

[Mua]

No.

[Mandy]

So, like, we're not really gonna get into the nitty gritty. Like, we're not gonna just do like.

[Mua]

The photo thing where it's like. Or they dry or they'll do.

[Mandy]

Right.

[Mua]

Illustration and write ups of like, what happened inside. But, like, I don't know, it's just crazy that it just keeps going. Like, Diddy has just stayed in the media for. For months. Oh, my gosh, months and months and months and months because of, like, a horrible situation with the freak offs and everything happening.

[Mandy]

I saw this tick tock compilation. It was a compilation of all the famous people who have come out against Diddy before the case when they tried to warn people and they tried to speak out and they tried to say something. Aubry O'Day was an assistant of Diddy's for year, for years. And she was on the Apprentice. And like, she is like, just straight up. And this is. Is so long ago. Like, this footage is old. And she's like, no, he is not a good person. Like, straight up.

[Mua]

Like, I didn't know that.

[Mandy]

Yes, yes.

[Mua]

There's been a lot of people, I feel like, have been warning about.

[Mandy]

They've been warning, like, warning for a long. Over and over a long time.

[Mua]

Did you see, like, wait, who did it? Was it. Someone just came out? Was it like Bow Wow or something like that? That was like, you. We miss. Like, there's a presence missing. I'm not kidding. You're gonna literally scream if you didn't see this. No, wait, we're. We're doing a quick, quick little intermission because I do need you to know what was said about this. It was actually crazy to me where. There it was. Bow wow. Complaints about Diddy no longer throwing parties following the rapper's arrest. He goes every year he had the parties and you feel it and it's like a hole now. No, there's no. Yeah, this is it. There was no motion, no parties. There was nowhere to go. Explained to them I'm separating him. Talking about him at the artist, this person. He continued. Yeah, he just said that he's like. He just feels like there's no parties to go to now and that people really feel Diddy's missing his presence.

[Mandy]

Wow, bro.

[Mua]

I literally was like, is this a joke?

[Mandy]

Get a life.

[Mua]

Are you actually.

[Mandy]

Please, you psycho.

[Mua]

Can you believe Bow Wow? Why don't you just eat your dinner? Shut the up.

[Mandy]

Why don't you do that after you watch him beat Cassidy on camera? That's what he has to say about the situation.

[Mua]

He really misses parties. Like, you just really miss his presence. Like a hole in the industry.

[Mandy]

Wow. The.

[Mua]

The audacity, the gumption.

[Mandy]

He's living in a different world than ever.

[Mua]

The delusion.

[Mandy]

The delusion has struck. And he showed up.

[Mua]

I was like, oh, so you're going to the freak offs. You're getting pounded. Yeah, allegedly. I'm. He's like, there's a hole in the industry. I'm like, baby, I'm so. You're the hole.

[Mandy]

You are.

[Mua]

You're the hole.

[Mandy]

You're part of the problem.

[Mua]

Clearly, I'm just around you guys.

[Mandy]

Who on God's green earth isn't that crazy, though? I literally.

[Mua]

That gas, like, I was literally gasping.

[Mandy]

I said, bow wow. Been doing girl.

[Mua]

Acting a fool, apparently. Going to these parties. Missing. Missing Diddy's party parties. There's a hole missing.

[Mandy]

That's the craziest thing I've ever heard. Actually, I've heard crazier. Okay. Nick Jonas runs for his life because he was doing a concert and then a laser pointer came on, but it was like, on his head.

[Mua]

It was. Honestly, that was crazy.

[Mandy]

Crazy.

[Mua]

Like, I. I saw the video of him, like, when he, like, the. The laser gets pointed here and then he runs off stages, like, doing this.

[Mandy]

Like, how did he see it?

[Mua]

I don't.

[Mandy]

Because it was like, on his head and he'd be facing the ground, like, how do you see?

[Mua]

I wonder if it, like, went like this. Like, kind of like grazes like eye like a laser.

[Mandy]

Or maybe he, like, saw, like, looked down the crowd. He could see it coming at him.

[Mua]

Oh, my God, you're so right. Because, like, you can. If there's like fog or whatever, you can see a laser going like this. So I wonder if that was like, he saw laser going down.

[Mandy]

And I would have ran too. Me too. I don't care, honey, they're shooting everybody. There's.

[Mua]

You just never know. It's crazy.

[Mandy]

Yes. In big crowds like that. It happens. So, baby, I would run too, girl.

[Mua]

Honestly. You know what's crazy? When we were going through security yesterday. What security?

[Mandy]

Oh, yeah, for the forum. We didn't need to talk about that. It was.

[Mua]

There was no security wax.

[Mandy]

Shitty security ever. They didn't even, like, open my bag.

[Mua]

I. I had a water bottle with me. They just let me walk in.

[Mandy]

Oh, yeah, they don't give a. And that's so dangerous for everyone, for the people who aren't trying to do anything. It pisses me off because I saw that too. And it makes me scared to be in those crowds because I was noticing that too. Yeah, you go through a metal detector, but everybody's bringing bags in. And your bags don't go through the detector, do they? Because remember, they. They are supposed to look at them and they slide around the table. When you go through, you go pick. You grab your bag.

[Mua]

Yes.

[Mandy]

So checking the bags.

[Mua]

Like, what if there's something crazy in the bag?

[Mandy]

Exactly.

[Mua]

And they're not checking the bag correctly or, like, appropriately.

[Mandy]

Yeah, it was, like, very.

[Mua]

I just realized that right now, and I was like. I was like, we just went to security.

[Mandy]

Before something happens, they need to be responsible because, like, this is my experience. Shitty security. So that's not safe for anybody. I mean, look at what we're living in.

[Mua]

And so, like, it makes sense, obviously, for Nick to be, like, what the. Like, running off stage. I'd run off stage too.

[Mandy]

This is so crazy. Also, they'd be throwing stuff at celebrities and everything.

[Mua]

So, you know, like, look at BB Rexa.

[Mandy]

A phone.

[Mua]

That was crazy. So, yeah, I would do the exact same thing. I felt horrible for him.

[Mandy]

Victoria's Secret show is back. I thought it never went away. I want to be clear. I didn't notice it was missing.

[Mua]

It was gone for years.

[Mandy]

Nope, didn't notice it. I feel like every year they did it every year. It was, like, controversial, and they just kept pumping it out. No, I did not even notice it.

[Mua]

It stopped for a long time.

[Mandy]

You're like, I would like to go to that.

[Mua]

So I want to go too.

[Mandy]

Front row seat tickets. Me and Manny are available.

[Mua]

We are available for that.

[Mandy]

I would love to attend that.

[Mua]

Dude that. I mean, I saw it, and, like, it looks. Looked really bomb. Stunning. Like, I would love to go and see it. It was cool to see, like, all these icons come back to the show.

[Mandy]

This is what I was talking about a couple weeks ago. How, you know, society for so long, like, did away, like, if you weren't young, 20, and beautiful, like, they really didn't have a use for you in Hollywood and modeling and acting and everything. And now we have Tyra Banks closing the show. Kate Moss, I think, opened the show.

[Mua]

One of the sections. She opened it.

[Mandy]

Okay. And then you had all Victoria sugar models that don't really model anymore in the show. They brought everybody back, and I'm like, this is what I'm talking about.

[Mua]

Loved it. And I saw, like, a lot of models that were not real thin. Yeah, we're not real. Yeah. And it was so cool seeing that.

[Mandy]

There was so real humans, real bodies.

[Mua]

Yes.

[Mandy]

Real people. It was really cool. I think they finally figured it out. Not that I noticed it was gone, but better than.

[Mua]

I mean, listen, I will say, like, Victoria's Secret, like, back then, like, it sold such a fantasy. Like, yeah, there was a fantasy of watching the show, like, an unattainable beauty standard almost. That was like, girl, you'll never let.

[Mandy]

Those girls were eating almonds and combos.

[Mua]

Baby honey tic tacs for dessert.

[Mandy]

Like, yeah, ain't.

[Mua]

Could they were.

[Mandy]

Could it be me?

[Mua]

A mess.

[Mandy]

Couldn't be me.

[Mua]

But, like, it was something. Like, there was, again, the fantasy of it. Whereas, like, they kind of wanted to do away with the fantasy because it's like, girl, like, this is so.

[Mandy]

The fantasy is a fantasy.

[Mua]

It's a fantasy. It's not really.

[Mandy]

Not real, but it's still. The problem is they're trying to sell something.

[Mua]

Correct.

[Mandy]

So you're selling something to people that's not real.

[Mua]

That's not real. That's not gonna fit you.

[Mandy]

Not what people look like. Yeah, it's not what your customers look like. It's 20, 24. Like, wake up. And I feel like they did a good job.

[Mua]

And I like. I mean, I like that they still showed, like, drop dead gorgeous. People like that were, like, absolutely insane gorgeous.

[Mandy]

I don't think Kendall walked.

[Mua]

I didn't know she didn't walk. I didn't see. I loved seeing Bella go down. I was obsessed with her. Gigi. I loved her in the wings in the beginning. Like, it looked insane. I loved seeing Alex Kinsani walk, who is, like, an openly trans model, which is so cool. I think she actually made history. Her and Valentina, who's another trans model that were, like, the first to ever walk. Victor's secret. So that was really, really, really, really cool to me. To see them go down the Runway and just have different sizes and different people walk down, that was really cool. I liked watching because of that. Like, I liked seeing the. The difference and just the more realness to it.

[Mandy]

Yeah.

[Mua]

And it's still a fantasy. Don't get me wrong. It's still giving, like, oh, my God. Candace Swample. Oh, I.

[Mandy]

Crazy. It's crazy.

[Mua]

She gagged me yet again. Because she gagged me back then. Like, one of the most gorgeous people I've ever seen in my whole entire life.

[Mandy]

And here we go again.

[Mua]

One of the most scores of people I've ever seen. I was literally like, what the? Also, years later, like, Adriana Lima, the outfit they put her in, it was questionable at best.

[Mandy]

I know the checkered one, and she used to, like, open and, like, carry the whole entire show. And now you got her out here.

[Mua]

Why is she in the checkered, like, full body?

[Mandy]

Do you think Victoria's Secret will make a comeback? Because, you know, skims kind of took Its place.

[Mua]

I do think a woman come back bank.

[Mandy]

You think the girlies are going to be shopping at Victor. It like died.

[Mua]

It literally died.

[Mandy]

Do you remember? Everything was like Victoria's Secret pink with the pink dog and the Victoria's Secret body lotion. Like, everything and then it died so hard.

[Mua]

And I think they keep up like this. Like, if they keep going down this.

[Mandy]

Route and like Savage x Menty that went away.

[Mua]

Oh, yeah.

[Mandy]

Is that still a thing? You don't hear anything about it.

[Mua]

Yeah, no. Like Amazon.

[Mandy]

Oh, okay.

[Mua]

I can't remember last time they actually posted one. Maybe it was last year. I don't. I really don't remember. And the Savage shows are. Were insane. Like, they basically, like, the Savage shows basically kind of took over Victoria's Secret shows.

[Mandy]

But then I didn't hear anything else about Savage x mentee. That's Rihanna.

[Mua]

I love seeing Tyler and Lisa perform.

[Mandy]

Oh, yeah.

[Mua]

I was literally like. And I love. There was an all female performance. Share Performed.

[Mandy]

Share. It was crazy. Another one. Bringing them back.

[Mua]

Bringing them back.

[Mandy]

Bringing them back.

[Mua]

I loved it. And like, did you see, like, there was like models that were older on.

[Mandy]

The Runway that were like, finally 50, 60, finally.

[Mua]

It was so sick.

[Mandy]

Yes.

[Mua]

So I'm really glad to see that it's changing for the better. And I feel like they really. They really are. You know what I mean? So I'm actually really stoked. I'm excited for them to, you know, come back and be, like, better than ever. Because I. I feel like the set was low key, kind of cheap, but, like. And like, the crowd was so small. I was like, that's kind of weird to me.

[Mandy]

But it was a smaller crowd. It was like all influence cheap. It was literally all influencers.

[Mua]

It was kind of. Huh. But then I saw, like, Cardi B and like, I Spice and I saw something.

[Mandy]

Surprised they didn't perform.

[Mua]

I know they would. They were. One of the songs when the girls are going down was Charlie xcx and I was like, if she was having a concert, I know she would.

[Mandy]

Yeah.

[Mua]

Like, I know wholeheartedly after Brad Summer. So they would have hired Charlie to do the performance.

[Mandy]

Too bad she was with us.

[Mua]

Sorry. Huh. But I enjoyed. I really enjoyed watching it. And I will. I loved watching it back then. Like, I was. I would get my gay life. Life watching it.

[Mandy]

Me too.

[Mua]

Every single year. I'd be like, what's. What are they gonna wear? What's the wings? What's like the diamond knee bra that they have? Like, what I lived for.

[Mandy]

It makes Me not want to eat.

[Mua]

See, I think that's the problem. Well, that's kind of like part.

[Mandy]

Back when I would watch it, I'd be like, I'm good. I need a lobbying McDonald's every day. You know what I mean? It really was gonna get me, I.

[Mua]

Think, and I think that's part of.

[Mandy]

That was part of the problem. That is part of the issue.

[Mua]

It's giving the real life.

[Mandy]

Life.

[Mua]

It's not real.

[Mandy]

We're not on the almond diet. We all have to go to work and live. You know what I mean?

[Mua]

You have to live life.

[Mandy]

We have to live life.

[Mua]

And we're not all gonna look like supermodel.

[Mandy]

They're supermodels job to look like that.

[Mua]

Yeah, like that.

[Mandy]

The rest of humanity's job. You know what I mean?

[Mua]

100.

[Mandy]

Like, we look at that and then we go and again back that. But why do you need to Unattainable. Yeah. Why? I mean, I'm much older now.

[Mua]

Let's go now. Hindsight's 20 20. Yeah. The frontal lobe is fully there.

[Mandy]

Yeah. And now we can see the show.

[Mua]

For what it is. And you're like, okay. Like, you still enjoy it. Yeah. But, like, there's different avenues of it, different aspects where you're not thinking, like, I just want to start myself.

[Mandy]

Well, you don't have to start yourself to be on the Runway.

[Mua]

Exactly, exactly. Which is so cool. That's like the cool part about it. And, like, you don't have to stay young forever.

[Mandy]

Like, you don't stay young forever.

[Mua]

Like, it's nice, huh? Like, I really, really like that they. They promoted that. And I love seeing Kate Moss come back. I was like, this is neck Tyra closing. It was crazy. Walk up.

[Mandy]

Kate Moss did the Johnny Depp case. Do you remember that? Whenever she defended because the lawyers try to say that he abused her, and she was like, no, that's not what happened.

[Mua]

She's such a legend.

[Mandy]

She is. She's a legend.

[Mua]

She's like, I literally cannot.

[Mandy]

She is.

[Mua]

Honey, that was crazy.

[Mandy]

Okay, well, is that it?

[Mua]

Is that it? I think that's it. I think that's all the toppies that we have.

[Mandy]

All right, guys, well, that is it for this episode of full coverage. We love you guys. Thank you for tuning in to our Crusty, Dusty, Rapid fire.

[Mua]

Crusty Dusty, Musty, busted, Busty.

[Mandy]

We're gonna be back next week with a very special guest.

[Mua]

I'm so excited for our guest.

[Mandy]

So please tune in. Please tune in.

[Mua]

You guys are gonna love to have absolutely it's gonna give. Nostalgia boots.

[Mandy]

Yep, absolutely. So tune in, and we'll see you in the next episode.

[Mua]

Bye, guys.

[Mandy]

Bye, guys.