Get Real With Me | Quenlin Blackwell

Summary

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Hot Mess Podcast | "Get Real With Me | Quenlin Blackwell"

Host: Alix Earle
Guest: Quenlin Blackwell
Release Date: May 21, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of "Get Real With Me" brings together social media star and host Alix Earle with her guest, internet personality, model, and comedian Quenlin Blackwell. The two get ready together in the “pink dream house,” sharing candid stories about their careers, personal lives, and friendship, all while going through their makeup routines. This episode is a blend of fun, humor, and vulnerability as Alix and Quenlin discuss everything from manifesting dreams and social anxiety to beauty hacks, astrology, and relationships.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Coachella Recovery & Drink Choices

• Both are still recovering from a wild Coachella weekend.
• Quenlin's go-to get-ready drink: Grey Goose vodka (03:00); Alix prefers tequila.
• Discussion about the differences in their experience with different spirits.

  "Tequila brings out, I think, the devil in me...all of my moral reasoning goes out the window."
  — Quenlin, (03:25)

2. First Impressions & Party Vibes

• Reminiscing about their first meeting at a GQ party where Quenlin broke out dancing and "turned it up real style." (04:00–04:34)
• Alix shares her admiration for Quenlin’s vlogs and career; mutual appreciation for each other's achievements.

  "I think everything you do is so sick…Like, how you've progressed in your career, I think you've done it so gracefully, and you're just such a nice person."
  — Quenlin, (05:04)

3. Real Talk: Beauty, Makeup, and Manifestation

• Discussing thin vs. thick eyebrows and makeup routines; Quenlin admits to regular eyebrow plucking and switching brow products (10:12–14:20).

• Quenlin and Alix talk about skincare, beauty product favorites (Hourglass, Rare Beauty brow tint), and botox habits.

  "People like to overdo it on me and turn me into a dragon...I cannot have a dragon makeup artist because they will bake and beat me into a sculpture, and I'm trying to look like a person."
  — Quenlin, (13:44)

• Both see themselves as "master manifestors" and discuss feeling intuitively guided.

  "I know what I want. And I feel like, because I know so strongly what I want, the universe is like, okay, you can have."
  — Quenlin, (07:52–08:15)

• Quenlin shares a childhood story about pretending to be a Victoria's Secret angel and later manifesting her runway moment, including a backstage survival story involving food allergies and bloating (08:17–09:41).

4. Navigating Adulthood, College, and LA

• Conversation about missing the "formative" experience of college by starting their careers early (10:37–11:09).
• Moving to LA during the pandemic and the shifting sense of 'fun' in Los Angeles.

  "Capitalism has taken all fun. There is no fun. There's only work. Well, there's fun, but scary fun."
  — Quenlin, (11:27)

5. Life on the Internet: Fame, Vulnerability, and Self-Perception

• Feeling exposed by oversharing online and managing social anxiety at events and while dating (19:28–20:05).

  "Anyone who's up on the Internet is kind of like a loser in reality, because you are on your phone instead of in reality...I was very anxious and very antisocial...so I went to my phone for refuge."
  — Quenlin, (18:57)

• Quenlin, as a young Black woman, discusses the constant awareness of external perception (20:43–21:04).

6. The Future: Family & Relationships

• Chat about wanting families, motherhood, and dating disasters.

  "You have to kiss frogs before your prince comes."
  — Quenlin, (22:35)

• Both admit to seeking partners who are a bit older and more established, but not so much as to become mentors rather than equals in a relationship (38:00–38:30).

7. Therapy, Astrology, and Self-Care

• The importance of therapy, finding the right therapist, and self-discovery (26:53–28:30).

• Alix uses astrology and birth chart readers as supplements to therapy (28:45–29:12).

• Sharing astrological signs: Alix is a Sagittarius (29:23), Quenlin is a Capricorn with Cancer rising and Scorpio moon.

• Most recent topic Googled by Quenlin: “Mouth tape before and after” (31:00).

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Memorable Moments & Notable Quotes

• On Internet Persona vs. Real Life:

  "Social media to me is like, I'm bilingual in Internet...but acting to me is like a whole new language."
  — Quenlin, (17:08)

• On Being Perceived:

  "I think we're always thinking about how we're being perceived more than people did before technology."
  — Quenlin, (20:07)

• On Enjoying Silence:

  "Maybe silence. Like, in terms of, like, whenever someone's like, what music do you listen to? I'm like, quiet. I love music, but I never listen to it in the car. Silent. Getting ready Silent. Glam silent. It's psychotic."
  — Alix, (24:38)

• On Therapy:

  "I had a therapist, like, that one time...I'm always on the hunt for a better and better therapist, and I found it...she's the best therapist I've ever [had] in my entire life."
  — Quenlin, (27:27–28:30)

• On Relationships:

  "I want someone who, like, knows their shit...with the guys that are my age, I just feel like they hate me...usually they have mommy issues."
  — Quenlin, (38:00–38:13)

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Notable Segments & Timestamps

• 02:31 – Quenlin’s drink of choice: Grey Goose vodka
• 03:57 – Recounting their first meeting at a party
• 07:13 – Skin prep, moisturizer, daily beauty rituals
• 07:28 – Manifesting and being a “witch”
• 08:17 – Manifesting Victoria's Secret runway; childhood dreams
• 13:44 – Bad experiences with invasive makeup artists
• 17:08 – Conversation about evolving as creators and moving into acting
• 18:57 – Anxiety, internet "losers," safe space in creating content
• 20:43 – How being perceived impacts young women, especially as Black women
• 24:38 – Discussion about loving silence over music
• 26:53 – Therapy talk and finding the right fit in a therapist
• 28:45–29:23 – Astrology as a substitute for therapy, sharing birth chart info
• 36:01–38:30 – Dating, age gaps, red flags, and wanting a partner not a mentor

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Fun & Relatable Rapid-Fire (38:53–40:20)

• Ordering in or going out? Both: "Going out."
• Dating apps or IRL? Both: "IRL."
• Team Jacob vs. Team Edward? Both: "Team Jacob."
• Sexy or funny Halloween looks? Both love a sexy look.
• Favorite travel destination? Both say "Italy," specifically "Sicily."

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Final Thoughts

The episode closes with Alix and Quenlin laughing through a chaotic, blindfolded lipstick application challenge and reflecting on the layered experience of being internet personalities—embracing both the glamor and the hard-hitting realities of constant visibility. Their conversation, while playful, dives into meaningful topics: navigating fame, the value of vulnerability, and dreams for the future.

"I am obsessed with Quinn. I think she's the funniest person ever...it was really fun to see her fun, outgoing side and then also a little bit more of her, like, serious, heartfelt side too."
— Alix, (41:01)

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For listeners seeking laughter, honesty, and the kind of friendship where you can talk beauty or get deep about life in the same breath, this episode delivers.

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Transcript

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[Quinlan Blackwell]

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[Alex]

Hey, guys. Welcome back to Get Real with mi. We're back in the pink dream house, and I'm very excited for today's episode. You can grab a drink, grab a snack, grab your makeup. Let's get ready while we get real with some of my favorite people. And speaking of favorite people, we have a very special guest today. You may know her from TikTok, YouTube, vine, maybe from strutting down the Runway or maybe from one of her iconic Halloween costumes. Some may even say she's the queen of the Internet. Come in, Get real with me. Welcome quinlan blackwell.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Y. Bro, I'm Lily. So ruined.

[Alex]

No, I'm not.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Okay.

[Alex]

I'm sweating from that and going past the lily.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Like, my scalp just started itching from that. Okay.

[Alex]

Welcome.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Thank you for having me.

[Alex]

We're so happy to have you. We're struggling a little bit from Coachella still, babe.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

A little bit. I like it. I'm like,

[Alex]

no, no, no. It's gonna be great.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm very excited. Thank you so much for having me on your show.

[Alex]

I'm so excited to have you here.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm like, showing my boobs.

[Alex]

Yeah, let's the girls out. So we'll make sure we look good. And I always love to offer my guests a drink, period. So what's your drink of choice while you get ready?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

My drink of choice while I get ready is vodka.

[Alex]

Okay.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Grey Goose.

[Alex]

Perfect. Grey Goose.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Boom boom ba dum ba dum. Now she's gonna disappear in fairy dust and come.

[Alex]

Oh, oh, wait.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

She's magic.

[Alex]

Here we go. Y.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

And just so y' all know, it is 11. Do we talk to the audience or no?

[Alex]

Yeah. Yeah, we can talk to them. We can include them.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Just so y' all know, It's a cool 11:30, 12 in the morning. In the morning.

[Alex]

Like, should we not drink?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Maybe we could just, like, sip on a sip mark.

[Alex]

But yeah, we'll be like, oh, my

[Quinlan Blackwell]

gosh, keep it cute.

[Alex]

Look at these. Ooh, cute.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm doing Olympics right now.

[Alex]

It's like orange juice.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Whoa.

[Alex]

To wake us up.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

But no shots. What's your drink of choice?

[Alex]

Tequila.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, tequila brings out, I think, the devil in me.

[Alex]

Really?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

And it's not a bad devil. It's just a devil. Like, I literally. If I drink tequila, like, all of my moral reasoning goes out the window. And I'm just trying to have fun.

[Alex]

I don't. Like, everyone is like, tequila or vodka. I don't think I'm a different drunk on either.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Really?

[Alex]

I don't think so.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Vodka. I can control her tequila. I'm literally not in control. I'm, like, in the passenger seat of my body and something else is driving me.

[Alex]

I don't know if you remember this when we met at the GQ party.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yes, babe.

[Alex]

Okay. I don't know.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yes, I remember. You were like, hi. I'm like, hi.

[Alex]

How are you? You were so fun. I've never seen anyone dance before at a party.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Really?

[Alex]

No.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No one near us, but, no, they don't. I literally turned it up real style,

[Alex]

but there was, like, a circle around you. It was crazy.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

It was insane. I literally felt like I was doing a flip in my soul, and I think it's because after I do something, like a hosting job. You were like, it's a feat. And after the feat is completed, I need to get lit. Like, I have to give myself a treat like a dog. And it was partying and dancing.

[Alex]

That was. It was great. I'm glad I missed. It was a great first impression. Okay, well, cheers, I guess. Let me just put this right here.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Cheers to us.

[Alex]

Cheers to us being fabulous. And cheers to you being here. Like, I'm so excited for you. Do you know I'm a freak and, like, love your videos and, like, your vlogs. Do you know that? I enjoy so much. Well, thank you, Alec. It's so fun.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I think you're so cool. I think everything you do is so sick.

[Alex]

Mm.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Mm. Swear. Swear to God. I like your videos. Like, how you've progressed in your career. I think you've done it so gracefully, and you're just such a nice person. Like, I don't know anyone that has, like, a bad fucking Alex, like, every time someone talks about you, they speak about you like they love you.

[Alex]

What?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah.

[Alex]

Really?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Thanks.

[Alex]

That's really sweet. It's great to hear.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah. You're loved by all. Oh, well, me too. I love you.

[Alex]

I'm so excited.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

This is so exciting.

[Alex]

Look at it. We're just such good people, right?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Like, we're chilling. This is what girlhood is supposed to be.

[Alex]

This is the other shit. Getting ready together.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No. Okay, so we're getting ready.

[Alex]

Yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I literally had someone come to visit last night.

[Alex]

Uh.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Oh, I don't know. I don't know who she's from. You know when they come and they say that you forgot about me?

[Alex]

Nope. Just when you thought, well, you were at Coachella, so maybe, like, I feel like the dust this weekend is no good, but, like, you don't even need to get ready.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Seriously, like, babe, neither do you. I saw you. I'm like, wait. Oh, cut.

[Alex]

In real life, actually, can you cry on command?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No.

[Alex]

Really? I feel like you could.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I can't. If you ever see me crying. If you ever see me crying any. Yeah. Can you?

[Alex]

No, I don't think so, but let's try. This is.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm getting. Like, there's something.

[Alex]

Yeah, it's.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I've water coming, but, like, it's not. There's no emotion behind it. So. So it's not gonna drop.

[Alex]

I was looking at you, and then it took me out of it. I was like, is she crying?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I couldn't look at you or look at.

[Alex]

No, but hire us. We're really amazing. If you can drop us a. We can cry.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

We can cry.

[Alex]

Just give us a hug.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

If you can drop a tear on command, you need to be put on some sort of watch list. I don't trust your ass. My friends that are dating actors, I'm like,

[Alex]

that's why I'm afraid to date an actor. Cause I'm like, I'm afraid. What are you hiding? What do you know? Let's start getting ready while we speak as well.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Okay. Okay.

[Alex]

Before I forget, do you do anything like skin prep before? Do you makeup or. No?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, but do you have some moisturizer I can use?

[Alex]

There we go. This is do more from real actives. I love using this under my makeup. And sits nicely, gives you a nice little glow, hydrates all the things.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Do you feel like you're a master manifestor? Do you, babe? Yes. Yes.

[Alex]

But I think it's be. It's part delusion.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

But, like, no, because I also.

[Alex]

I think I'm a witch. Yes. Have you ever been to a witch store?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yes.

[Alex]

In New York?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No.

[Alex]

I went to this one, the oldest witch store in New York.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

We need to go. Take me, take me, take me. I think I'm a witch, too.

[Alex]

And that's Bella Whales.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I think I'm a witch, too. I go to the witch store. I do the incense. I do incense. I set my intentions, and I swear to God, the smoke comes towards me. But past just incense in witch store, like, I know what I want. Like, I know what I want. And I feel like, because I know so strongly what I want, the universe is like, okay, you can have.

[Alex]

Do you feel that with your career?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Literally, there's videos of me from Twitter in, like, 2016, 2015, after every Victoria's Secret fashion show. I would put brooms on my back and make, like, fake wings. And I would, like, put trash bags and make, like, crazy contraptions. And I would walk down my parents hallway with, like, the most gnarliest boots on of all time and be like, one day, I'll be a Victoria's Secret angel.

[Alex]

Can we, like, talk about that for a second?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah. The craziest day of my life.

[Alex]

Was that.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Like, that was.

[Alex]

Were you so scared? Did you take anything before?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I was so scared. I didn't take anything, but I did eat some of the backstage food. And I'm allergic to, like, oils and stuff and certain things. Like, it'll bloat me. It'll break me out. And I ate one of the. I ate one of the food. And probably an hour before we were meant to go walk on the Runway, I got so bulleted to the point to where, like, I couldn't even, like, move. Cause I felt like my guts were stretching an hour before, and I was like. Like, I just did all the fucking lymphatic drainage of all time in the entire world. I literally did my entire life to not be bloated in this hour. And I just did some yoga, and it stretched my stomach and guts out just enough so the bloat could go away. And I wish. You know what? I wish I had I included. If you tried, baby, I would.

[Alex]

It's a feeling.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Thank you.

[Alex]

But, like, I know that you.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I felt it.

[Alex]

I feel like you're fine.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Thank you. Respectfully, you're good. You're good. Respectfully, you're good. And also at Coachella, I found some Lemmy D bloats. I don't know if you've ever had a Lemme D Bloat. Yeah, bitch, they work. But I didn't know they had maybe. I don't know if they have a laxative or something in them, because during Coachella, I took six of them. I took six of them and one hold.

[Alex]

You took six?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I took six.

[Alex]

Well, maybe because you're overdosing on them, you're sick too. I have to pluck my eyebrows every time I do my makeup because I plucked half them off this year, so they grow back so fast.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

But the thin eyebrows, everything, right?

[Alex]

Mm. I wanna do more same.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Go, Gabriette.

[Alex]

Mm, it looks so good.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

It's the thinner the brow. I see why they used to do it in the early 2000s, but I

[Alex]

feel like there's gonna be a point where the thick brow, like, becomes a moment again.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

And I'm like, can we just get eyebrow transplants? I feel like I missed out by not going to college. Do you think people who don't go to college miss out on, like, a pivotal, like, formative point?

[Alex]

Like a little bit?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah. Yeah. I think it, like, socializes you for adulthood.

[Alex]

It does. Like, I mean, just it's. It feels like adult summer camp in a way. Like, you're kind of like you're going to school, but it's kind of like you're on your own for the first time. But I feel like you also have had that, like, being out here and being on your own and like, LA compared to college.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Like, I know all my friends that went to college and I'm like, did

[Alex]

you go out in LA when it was fun?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, I can't. I moved to LA during Pandemic.

[Alex]

Oh.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

So I missed out on the heydays. Well,

[Alex]

do you have fun here?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, I had so much fun here. You can tell me where the fun

[Alex]

is at because I'm not happy.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, there's no fun here now. There's no more fun. Oh, no more fun. Capitalism has taken all fun. There is no fun. There's only work. Well, there's fun, but scary fun. It's like life threatening fun. Do you have a mirror I can borrow? Oh, I don't like you.

[Alex]

Mirror, mirror, mirror, mirror. Where you at? What are you doing?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Plucking my eyebrows.

[Alex]

Tell us how you get started with your get ready routine. Okay.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

That's how I get started with my get ready routine. I look at myself, I say, self, we're about to take this fucking day. And then I take my tweezers and I get ready to cry. And I usually shave my eyebrows off.

[Alex]

Do you use one of those little, like, face razors?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, I'm like a Cheater. I'm not fucking doing this. I hate.

[Alex]

I feel like it only lasts, though, for, like, a day.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

It lasts 24 hours. Yeah. The root. And I've honestly been taking my skincare so insanely for the past four months now that my makeup routine is pretty easy.

[Alex]

What are you loving?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm loving. Sorry. Some of that dust from the. I'm loving my hourglass skin tint. I love a nice skin tint to where I feel like I can still move my face because I'm really, like, expressive, and then I get lying.

[Alex]

How do you move your face like that?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, Botox. Oh, well, light. Light Botox. See, like, if I have, like, a

[Alex]

pinch on the top, mine is fading right now, so I can move a little bit more. But even, like, I don't know.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Do you usually like a tight.

[Alex]

I don't. I don't want to move.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

You just want to be permakun. I feel that. I feel that. But I like to use my skin tint, girl. I'm literally about to just rip some of this shit out. Like, well, if I just take them all off,

[Alex]

take the whole brow off, it's gone.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

That's better. I hate. I literally just. As a makeup artist, to pluck my eyebrows for me when I'm on set. Please clean me up.

[Alex]

Do you like getting your makeup done?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No. Okay. I don't not like getting my makeup done. I just get very overstimulated.

[Alex]

You can't sit there for two hours.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I can sit there, but I'm like,

[Alex]

don't you find it crazy that it takes. Well, how long does it usually take to do your makeup? I could do mine in two minutes.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

It matters on the makeup artist because people like to, like, overdo it on me and turn me into a dragon. I call it dragon. I'm like, oh, my God. I cannot have a dragon makeup artist because they will bake and beat me into a sculpture, and I'm trying to look like a person. And so if I have a dragon makeup artist, then it's gonna be a wild, long ride, like a two hour thing. But if I have, like, a light beat makeup artist, then it could be like, an hour.

[Alex]

Mm. I feel like mine always take two hours. Maybe I'm working with the dragons.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, you're working with the dragons.

[Alex]

But I feel like I need a lot more help than you do, girl.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, no.

[Alex]

I need to, like, shape shift. You don't really.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

That face was caring when I first walked in. Really? You don't think?

[Alex]

Lies.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No lies. Truth.

[Alex]

Okay. Thank you, Julie.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yes. If you was tore up, I would've been like, girl. And we all do. Sometimes

[Alex]

I feel like I'm still green from this weekend. You know when after, like, a long weekend of going out, your color hasn't come back yet.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm black, babe. Baby, I don't have to deal with it.

[Alex]

Okay. It's fine. You don't turn green.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Cool. I stay really golden. But I do know the feeling because I'm there. Yeah.

[Alex]

Yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Or you feel like where you feel like.

[Alex]

And I had a photo shoot yesterday, and they were like, do you like the photos? And I go, mm, mm. No, I don't.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

You had a photo shoot yesterday. Coachella was the day before that. So she had a photo shoot right after Coachella, babe. That's crazy.

[Alex]

I just didn't have enough time in the days to put it another day. So there we go, girl.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

What's that? I'm just trying to blend. Like, I'm, like, tapping it in to, like, create a bond. Me acting like I know what I'm talking about. So actually, if you slap the forehead, it'll create a bond with the skin tint.

[Alex]

I feel like every four to five months, I need to switch up my products because I feel like, for some reason, then they don't work the same. No.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

They, like, expire, I think. No, no, no.

[Alex]

But, like, they don't make me look as good as they did when I first bought them. I feel that even if I repurchase it, I feel that I have to switch it up. And then I'm like, oh, it's a new. It just makes me look better.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm the same way. Cause I was a Icosas truther on the brow tint gel, and then I recently did rare beauty, and I'm like, hold on.

[Alex]

I heard that one's good.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

It is. It is. It's like glue. Actually. Selena got them in the field, figuring out them potion recipes. They're so good.

[Alex]

So, L.A. l. A. I love LA how was doing that?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Crazy.

[Alex]

I loved your cameo.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Thank you so much. I had such a good time. It was scary at first because I never acted before.

[Alex]

You're good at it.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Thank you.

[Alex]

Do you want to do acting?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Oh, my God. My whole life. My whole life. I, like, want the Internet to be a hobby, like, how it began. Like, I want it to always just be, like, my safe space to do what I want and occasionally work on but have other jobs outside of it so it can remain, like, something pure.

[Alex]

Yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Even though I'm, like, so Y', all, the shamwow rug. But also, I still get to, like, talk for myself, and it's not my whole, whole, whole job, you know?

[Alex]

Yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Social media to me is like, I'm bilingual in Internet. Like, it's not hard. It's like, speaking English. But, like, acting to me is, like, a whole new language that I have to learn and, like, grow up.

[Alex]

It's something to work on.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah. And I like a challenge.

[Alex]

Yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Like, I was an athletic child, I was a competitive cheerleader, and I was a dancer growing up. And

[Alex]

so you don't like being on set, do you like that environment? Yeah, yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I like doing, like. I like doing stuff. I like not having to sit down. Like, ooh, let's do our makeup.

[Alex]

Eee.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

That's fun. I love it so much. I love a set day. I love what we're doing. But doing, like, an acting set was everything. It just feels like such a challenge. It's such a challenge, and there's so many great people in it, and I just love the people that are part of the community, and I just wanna do it for forever. And I like movies, and I like. I feel like I was acting on the Internet.

[Alex]

Yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

And then the Internet got me before

[Alex]

I could, in a poor way. Kind of preps you for, like. I did something recently, which I can't talk about yet, but it was just like, a little, like, cameo thingamajig, but I kind of had to improv a little bit on set. And they were like, oh, you're so, like, natural at, like, switching it up. And I was like. Cause I feel like it's similar to, like, what you do on social media. It's not, like, have a script. And I'm. I mean, at least maybe I don't. I don't, like, prepare anything I post until it goes live.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Wow. Like a Rob artist. Yeah, yeah, same. Literally, people are like, oh, my God. Like, sometimes it's so weird to talk to. You're channeling something.

[Alex]

But I don't use this.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Something's taken you let it take you. It might be a secret trick.

[Alex]

I don't think it's working, though. I've never done this,

[Quinlan Blackwell]

but I think anyone who's up on the Internet is kind of like a loser in reality, because you are on your phone instead of in reality, not a loser, but you're just kind of, like, antisocial in a way. Like, I was very anxious and very antisocial when I was. So I went to my phone for, like, refuge and made videos that way. And then like it turned into a job. But it was never that. It was just like a place for me to feel safe. And so then when I come into reality, I'm like, yep, I am the girl with the phone. Like, I am the girl with the phone. That's me.

[Alex]

Do you ever get like embarrassed? Like, do you ever feel not, I'm asking as like from personal experience? Like, I feel like I like expose myself so much online and then if you go to things or you're at like cool things or with people and I'm like, these people see me do this and I'm like, do they just think I'm a weirdo? Or even now I'm like dating. And for a second I feel like I was holding back on what I was posting. Cause I was like, have never really been single and doing this. And I was like, wait, a guy's gonna see this and be like, she's a freak. But then I was like, I can't do that. I can't. It's your job, it's your life. And someone has to be comfortable. Set me for who I am.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yes, yes.

[Alex]

But wondering your thoughts.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, this is like my current therapy session actually right now. And I think it's outside of just our jobs. I think it's like we self surveil with our phones and it like creates this third viewer in our life where it's like me and you are talking, but there's this. And other people feel this too in their day to day lives, even when they're not on the set. And I think it's from social media. So then I think we're always thinking about how we're being perceived more than people did before technology. And so I think like this perception that we feel so deeply, like we get insecure about it because we're always trying to figure out like what someone else is thinking about us because we're thinking because. You know what I mean?

[Alex]

I wasn't following for a second.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, yeah. But you see why I brought you back? I brought you back. I'm thinking about how I'm being perceived all the time, especially as like a young black woman who's in this field, like, oh my God, I'm thinking about how I'm being perceived 24 7. I think just like as a young woman, as someone who is on the Internet and has it as a job, like people, like, you're being perceived, bitch. Like you're gonna feel that shit to the bone.

[Alex]

But do you let it hold you back at all or no, you just keep going.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

It matters on the room, which I think, like, for anything, like you read the room. If I can let all my full crazy weirdness out, then I do. But if I'm in a serious ass room, then I'm like, damn, these are some serious ass people and I don't post a lot of serious shit. I wonder if they've seen my non serious shit all the time. What do they think about that? But it's fine. I also, like, lean into my youth and I think being young makes everything okay. Yeah.

[Alex]

Right?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

We don't know what to do. Yeah. I have some time to get, like, aged and tasteful. I just don't want to be young. Freaking fun right now.

[Alex]

Yeah. Imagine like, do you think we'll be like old and put together and like proper?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, it's like, I'm like, I think I'm going to be like the type

[Alex]

of mom that's like, okay, like a fun moment.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Like a fun mom to an extent. But like, don't play with me. But like, let's have fun. But like, I'm not your friend. But I mean, I'm like, cool. Like, you fuck with me and your friends, like, trust me more than their own parents because like, I'm just like a place where you can come and feel safe. I love that you want to be a mom.

[Alex]

I want to be a mom. I want to have like, I think three or five kids. Whoa. Do you want. Do you want to do that too? Five? I don't know. I have to give birth to one

[Quinlan Blackwell]

and take a decision. One?

[Alex]

Yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I think I need to do the first test to see how many I truly want. But I want a family.

[Alex]

Yeah, I want a family. I'm very excited for that chapter.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Same, same.

[Alex]

It's not coming right now for me, but it'll be there.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Like, no rush. No rush. I literally told my friends, I'm like, you have to kiss frogs before your prince comes.

[Alex]

Someone said that to me last week. I can't even bring myself to kiss the frogs. I'm like, they're there and I don't want anything to do with.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

But when you don't want anything to do at all. Like, I was going on so many dates with literally like the scariest creatures this world has ever seen. Like, I was going on dates, being like, well, maybe. Maybe it's the personality that counts. Like, yeah, he doesn't have a, you know, vibe to him, but maybe we'll get there. I would have kids right now if I wasn't, you Would have kids right now if I wasn't working.

[Alex]

I don't think that could be work.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

When do you want kids?

[Alex]

Like, I would like them soon.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Okay.

[Alex]

But not now. Not now.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Not now, not now. I think if I had a kid now, my kid would be like, mommy. And I'd be like, quinlan, I can

[Alex]

barely take care of my dog, so I don't think, yeah, I can take

[Quinlan Blackwell]

care of a dog.

[Alex]

I think that was a good wake up call for me.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah.

[Alex]

You don't have a dog, right, though? Just cats?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yes. I only have cats right now, but I'm getting a dog.

[Alex]

Okay.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Giant schnauzer. A what? A giant schnauzer.

[Alex]

A giant schnauzer? Yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Have you ever seen one? No. I'll show you literally everything. My dad has, like, a dog kennel in Texas where he trains people's dogs. He, like, trains people's dogs to, like, protect them or if they have, like, need, like a. I don't know, like a support. I don't know what he does. He trains dogs. Girl, they can close doors and, like, do. And I'm like, I need a dog. I need my dog training to make me feel. Yeah, he can train your dog.

[Alex]

She just peed on the floor out there before when we walked in. She's never done me. She was excited.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

If you need your dog trained, my dad can do it for real. What is it?

[Alex]

You wanna see what's in here?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Girl, you just picked up a cake that I thought was real.

[Alex]

Mm. Take a bite. We have questions in here.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Okay.

[Alex]

We couldn't ask them and go back and forth.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Okay, what is something you love that everyone else's hate? Girl, that was English. Hold on. What's something you love that everyone else hates and vice versa?

[Alex]

Oh, whoa, whoa. Maybe silence. Like, in terms of, like, whenever someone's like, what music do you listen to? I'm like, quiet. I love music, but I never listen to it in the car. Silent. Getting ready Silent. Glam silent. It's psychotic.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, it's not. It's really not. Cause you probably do so much shit.

[Alex]

That's what I like when I get peace and quiet. I'm like, I don't want to. Every time someone does my hair makeup, like a hair makeup artist, I'm like, should we play some music? And I'm like, I don't want to sit here in complete silence. They probably hate working with me.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, they like it because I used to think, as an entertainer, that everyone only liked to be around me for my entertaining qualities. Like, I Did not feel comfortable in silence with people because I'm like, shouldn't we just be alone if that's what it's about to be? But then I got around people that, like, talk about how much work. How much craziness happens around them from work, and people appreciate silence. Yeah, I love silence. I love silence in my car. I think if I can stay silent for, like, 30 minutes to an hour, like, a part of my brain heals. Okay, well, I'm there with you. You're not weird.

[Alex]

Cool. What's your answer then? Okay, what do you love that everyone else hates? Nothing. You're perfect.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, there's lots of them. Sardines.

[Alex]

I love sardines. Don't even play. Do you love sardines?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I love sardines with all my heart. I also love if I'm gonna, like, it matters on what part of my life I'm in. Cause I like silence. Or I like crazy I like silence. Or sardines, I like crazy. Like, happy hardcore music where it's like, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't.

[Alex]

Like dubstep?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Hell, no. Like music that literally just sounds like making Boston fans together. Because it makes my brain quiet. Okay. A lot of people don't like that, but that's what I'm into.

[Alex]

I'll have to play some for me later.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, you'll love it. You have a therapist?

[Alex]

No. And I need to get one. I had one, and then I stopped working with her. But that was, like, two years ago.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Was she.

[Alex]

No, she just was giving me advice that I'm not sure I wanted. She was telling me to be in an open relationship, and I was like, I don't want to do that. So, like. And I want to go to therapy so, like, they can just tell me what to do. I don't want to have to, like, really figure it out. So then I was like, if I can't trust what you're going to tell

[Quinlan Blackwell]

me to do, then you're not the one.

[Alex]

Yeah, but I do have to find one.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I had a therapist, like, that one time.

[Alex]

And you.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I left that therapist, but I found it. Like, I'm always on the hunt for a better and better therapist, and I found it. I went to this guy who used to be, like, this, like, raging narcissist terrorist of la, and everyone started to love him. And I'm like, you're going in?

[Alex]

No, I Just wanted to see what it was.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

You're going into it?

[Alex]

I don't think there's alcohol in this. It's like a nice juice. I thought it was poison. Carrot juice or something.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Mm, mm, mm. Woo. It's grapefruit.

[Alex]

It really has, like, an octagon Z. It tastes like Windex.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Like the Lemon Pledge. What is it that you do on the floors? I don't know. I don't know. There was like, this narcissistic terrorist that existed and everyone started to love him. And I'm like, what changed? And he's like, my therapist made me confront my shadow. I'm like, okay, well, give me this therapist. And she's the best therapist I've ever in my entire life.

[Alex]

How long have you been with her?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Probably four years now. Oh, wow. Three years. So I've been in therapy since I was a child.

[Alex]

Yeah. I haven't been in two years. Wow.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

How do you cope?

[Alex]

Like losing my mind.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Okay, okay.

[Alex]

Like, I'm not making any decisions about the times. I don't care. Oh, but also, I have a birth chart reader.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Oh, you have an astrologist.

[Alex]

Yep. I was on with her this morning. Oh, good.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

And you're like, what's.

[Alex]

Tell me everything.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Tell me everything.

[Alex]

And I use that in lieu.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

That works.

[Alex]

Or like a witch. I'll find out. I love Etsy.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Yes.

[Alex]

Read my cards.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Anything you get down, period.

[Alex]

Yeah, but that I should probably do a therapist.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, a therapist would help to all those things. But if, you know, like, the vibe of your life, astrology can really help you, like, prepare.

[Alex]

And I love it so much. I think it's so underrated.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

What's your sign?

[Alex]

I'm massage. What are you?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Capricorn.

[Alex]

What's your rising time?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Rising cancer.

[Alex]

Oh, I'm a Scorpio.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Wow. Rising. You're like. You're serious. Yeah. It doesn't really get to you. Does it get to you? I feel like cancer's like.

[Alex]

Yeah. I get emotional, but I don't know. I honestly don't know what's going on.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

What's your moon? Virgo. I don't know nothing about Virgo.

[Alex]

They're like, very. I think, like, put to, like, organized. It's how you, like, I don't know.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Are you organized?

[Alex]

Well, yes. Not like, physically, but I think mentally that's good. I think so. Like, a structure to some things. I swear to God I have some structure.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

You might not think. No, I believe Amy.

[Alex]

You may not think, but there's something there. What's your mood?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Scorpio.

[Alex]

Okay. Scorpio says Burr.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah. She gets down. They wouldn't believe how bad she gets down. She gets down. Me trying to be the cool mom.

[Alex]

She gets down. Upside down.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Upside down.

[Alex]

Around. What's the most recent thing you Googled? I guess you would have to have your phone for that, right? I can think.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I can think. We can use our thing. We can use our brick.

[Alex]

Tell us your deepest, darkest secrets.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Get on my phone.

[Alex]

Yes, coming.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Would you ever get eyelash extensions?

[Alex]

I did. I was allergic to them. And my eyes looked like vaginas.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Ooh.

[Alex]

They were close shut.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Were you allergic to the glue?

[Alex]

Mm. What'd you Google?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Mouth tape. Before and after.

[Alex]

Do you melty?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm letting it start.

[Alex]

Really?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah.

[Alex]

Do you think it actually does something?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, like, I'm out here. It does. Like.

[Alex]

Like, you don't need that, though.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I want to be like this all the time. Mm. But maybe that's just me, like, overanalyzing myself too much.

[Alex]

I've been sleeping with my mouth open recently. I have clocked. Cause I wake up on my.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

And I'm like. Like, I can't. I can't. I feel like a dog. So, yes, I'm gonna start mouth taping. Do you have any beauty hacks?

[Alex]

Was that a question in the cake box? Was that a question in the cake box, or did you just say that? I see. I see. Cause that's a beauty act.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, I'm, like, trying to get.

[Alex]

You're drinking that again.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I like it. Okay. I like sour. Okay.

[Alex]

Okay. Oh, your turn.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, I asked, but mine was off the dome. Okay, I'll stop doing that. I just. Interview.

[Alex]

Was that in the cake box?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I mean, you had to do it for my show. I'm trying to help you.

[Alex]

What's your Getting Ready playlist?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

My Getting Ready playlist is Nina Simone. Right now, I'm into a classic jazz type of era. I like Julie London. I like Chet Baker. One time I said Chet Barker, and I was around musicians. They were like, that's not his name. I'm like, so not get insecure with our freaking fuck.

[Alex]

It's bigger,

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Like, Chubby girl. And that's, like, my gag right now.

[Alex]

I say everything wrong. I pronounce everything, and I can't.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

When someone corrects me, I literally want to kill them with my eyes.

[Alex]

I didn't panel, like, last month or something, two weeks ago or something when Real Active was coming out, and they were like, who else? Like, what other creators do you love? And I was like, I go clemonal. Black. I said it completely wrong, and it was so terrible and embarrassing, and I'm so happy. That didn't go anywhere at wwd. Damn, I botched.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Girl, you can come to black. Well, you know when men look, like, don't even see you as a person. They just see you as, like, beauty. And so how they treat you is different than, like, what you actually are. Cause you're more than your appearance. Like, you, like, you're like, a nasty ass fucking, like, human like the rest of them. But they're like, hey, Alex. And you're like, what is that? Why are you talking to me like that? I'm scared.

[Alex]

But, yeah, Damson, are you scared doing that stuff?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Doing the red and white? Petrified.

[Alex]

Yes. I could not. I could never do that.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

No, no. There's something about me that likes a stage. I like an audience. I, like, love it. Like, anytime I do, like, a college event and they put me on that fucking stage, like, I feel like Superman.

[Alex]

This is a real. It really.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm like, what? Like, everyone jump?

[Alex]

Yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Literally love being on the stage. But the red carpet is just like.

[Alex]

I don't know, though. Having to handle interactions like that, I don't think I could do.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, it's really odd to talk to someone like, you know them in seconds. That's about it. But I think because I have my show, I've grown that skill over time, so it's not that scary. Like, I did my first red carpet hosting when I was 19. I'm 25 now, so that's crazy. I'm a hat. Harrison reps.

[Alex]

When did you start that job?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

My cooking job.

[Alex]

Feeding starving celebrities.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Feeding starving celebrities started probably. You should come on.

[Alex]

I would love to. Thank you. I love it so much.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Feeding starving celebrities.

[Alex]

Was that an invite? Sorry?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

It was an invite. It was an invite. It came out, girl. It came out probably two years ago. It was because Lil Nas X and Dustin Conrad wanted to come over and party. And I'm like, y' all have music careers. I need to fucking work. Someone help. And they're like, okay, what do you want to do? I'm gonna cook. So then I took out my YouTube camera and cooked. And then I did it with another friend. Another friend. And then it was like a show. Like, I guess you do something so many times, bitch.

[Alex]

Yeah. The epitome of getting ready in this pink box.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Like, this started on your phone.

[Alex]

We're doing great over here.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

This looks fine. It's just. I want.

[Alex]

We're also gonna finish doing lips on each other, too. So don't worry about making it perfect. Cause I'm gonna get in there. We're gonna do each other's lips as well.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I can't agree. I think my biggest red flag is that I think, like, my opinion comes before a man's.

[Alex]

Mm.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Well, wait. Actually, like, I believe it. Well, it just, like, makes. Just makes it hard. Yeah. Like, when a man says something, I'm like, you don't know what you're talking about, baby. I don't know.

[Alex]

That's bad.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

But it also matters on, like, who it is. But, like, we were at Coachella, and this guy walked past us, and he's like, give us a smile. And I took that as literally. Like. Like, I did that as a threat. I'm like, what the fuck?

[Alex]

Someone told me to smile and punch

[Quinlan Blackwell]

us in my face. And it was after our driver was lost. So we were sitting outside while the dust was flurrying in our eyes because other people were driving by, and we were just stranger. Our phones were out of service, and this guy walked by, and he's like, just give us a smile. Like, bro, I feel like I'm about to die, actually, right now, because I don't know where my fucking ride is. I'm scared.

[Alex]

You, like, can't breathe at that hour. Yeah, it's too much.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

What's my other big red flag? Maybe that I like to smoke weed. I don't have any red flags.

[Alex]

Like, no, we don't identify with it.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm perfect. Like, I don't know about you.

[Alex]

Okay, last one. Quinn's show is called Feeding Starving Celebrities. So what would you feed your starving enemies?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Rat poison? Raid? Windex? I would feed my enemies. Poison them? No, I don't have any. I don't have a lot of enemies. I probably have one ex that I would consider an enemy because he was just ridiculous. Like, you're dating someone that's, like, ridiculous. Yeah, he's ridiculous. So he's like, my enemy. Like, bro, why were you. And then as you, like, age, you realize people aren't supposed to act like that, so it makes you even more like, bro, what.

[Alex]

What were you doing to me? Was he older than you?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, I don't date guys my age.

[Alex]

I went on a date with a guy who is a year older than me. I can't do it again. That's not never.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

What did it feel? What was it? Did you feel like you were, like, mothering? Maybe?

[Alex]

It just didn't. There was no with the vibe off. Like, it didn't feel like I was with, like, a man. Like, I want someone to take care of me.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah.

[Alex]

But sometimes then I've gone too far the other end, and I'm like.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I'm like, grandpa. Same. I'm like, get up all geezer. I'm tired of going to the grocery store.

[Alex]

Yeah. But I want someone who, like, knows their shit.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah. You have to find a healthy medium. I've gone both sides of the spectrum with the guys that are my age. I just feel like they hate me.

[Alex]

I feel like we're too mature.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

We're too mature and they hate me. They despise me. And usually they have mommy issues. Yeah. And then I've gone to where the guys are way older than me, and they think that they're, like, my teacher. I'm like, I don't want to learn anything from you. I want you to be my man. There's a difference.

[Alex]

Yeah.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I wanted to learn something from you. You'll be my mentor. But you're not. You're my man. Stop giving me advice, please. Thank you, Alex.

[Alex]

So you're gonna. We're gonna put these on. Then we're gonna find our lip combo and hand it to each other.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Okay.

[Alex]

And then paint each other.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Bro, this is fucked up.

[Alex]

We're also gonna have my EP ask us some questions while I. Sick.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

We're upside down.

[Alex]

Sick, sick, sick, sick, sick. Can't see.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Are you crazy? We're supposed to put our. Okay, so I'll grab.

[Alex]

Girl, we have to find the lip liner.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

YouTube.

[Alex]

TikTok. Hi. Hi. Something's really wrong.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I know, bro. Okay, switch.

[Alex]

Wait, you gave me two.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Where's your face, bro? Are you crazy?

[Alex]

Hand.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Are you crazy?

[Alex]

Are those your underwear? Yeah,

[Quinlan Blackwell]

my pants are too tight.

[Alex]

My goggles are just staring at your garage.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

I don't know where to move them

[Alex]

to get them out.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Do they have video in them?

[Alex]

Stitch or spongebob?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Spongebob.

[Alex]

I'm just gonna, like, feel okay ordering in or going out? Going.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Going out.

[Alex]

Dating apps or irl?

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Irl.

[Alex]

Irl.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Oh, okay.

[Alex]

Jacob.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Team Jacob.

[Alex]

Oh, Team Jacob. Okay.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Are you doing me first? And I do you.

[Alex]

I don't know.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Yeah, Go

[Alex]

Sexy Halloween look. Or funny Halloween. We love sexy sexy. If you're France.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Italy.

[Alex]

Italy.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Sicily, in specific. Girl, this is literally insane. Alex, I can't do this. No, it's fine. I'm already, like, deficient.

[Alex]

Okay.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Okay, we're good. Can we take these off?

[Alex]

Yeah, no, you gotta go home in these. Okay.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

We did that.

[Alex]

You didn't get it on your teeth. I'm so sorry.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Thank you, Alex.

[Alex]

Thanks for getting on your teeth.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

Thank you for having me. This is so fun.

[Alex]

That was insane. I was gonna puke.

[Quinlan Blackwell]

That was great.

[Alex]

Guys, I'm gonna take off my makeup quickly, so we're gonna do some real active skep bare makeup. Removing melting balm. That was so, so much fun. I am obsessed with Quinn. I think she's the funniest person ever, and I've always wanted to actually hang out with her, so I'm excited. And now I feel like maybe I will have a new friend in la. And I think it was really fun to see her fun, outgoing side and then also a little bit more of her, like, serious, heartfelt side too, and that was just so fun. Good morning. I'm all so happy. She did not want to drink. I was so scared. It's like, I can't take Mahogan watch right now. I'm still struggling from Coachella, so I'm really that happy about that. That was a plus. Just had a little sitting orgs, and if you guys have anyone that you want to see on Get Real With Me, let me know in the comments so we could get working on that for you. So let me know, and I hope you guys like this episode, and I will see you guys next time for another episode. Bye.