Just Trish Podcast – Detailed Episode Summary

Podcast: Just Trish
Episode: James Charles Faces Disturbing New Allegations & Kim Kardashian Kaught Kopying Trisha
Date: December 6, 2025
Hosts: Trisha Paytas, Oscar Gracey, special guest Moses Hacmon

Overview

This episode of Just Trish delves into several hot-button topics from the worlds of internet drama and pop culture. Trisha, Oscar, and Moses tackle disturbing new allegations against James Charles, speculate about Kim Kardashian potentially copying Trisha’s iconic "Trishmas" branding, and weave through trending discussions in movies, TV, and social commentary. Their trademark unfiltered banter mixes humor, honesty, and some heartfelt moments.

Main Topics & Key Discussion Points

1. "Trishmas" Recap and Live Shows

• The hosts bask in the afterglow of their recent Trishmas shows, sharing stories about their loyal fans (01:28–04:55).
• Moses makes his debut as a show opener, leading to playful banter about possible hologram performances and future appearances (04:55–05:26).

2. Tarte Influencer Trips & Hologram Invites

• Talk about influencer marketing: Tarte cosmetics’ extravagant hologram-based invitations become a focal point (05:31–06:32).
• Trisha jokes about FOMO after not being invited, and they discuss who's "in" and "out" in influencer circles (05:56–06:52).

3. Hollywood Chatter: Euphoria, Identity Thief, and Superhero Gigs

• The conversation drifts to Hollywood behind-the-scenes, green screens, and cameo stories, including Marvel's Multiverse of Madness and dream villain roles (07:10–11:30).
• “I would love to be a villain. Like a campy, Melissa McCarthy villain.” — Moses Hacmon (09:37)

4. Pop Culture and Oscars – What Makes a ‘Top 4’ Movie?

• Letterboxd “Top 4” movies: The hosts poke fun at trying to be cinematic snobs versus just loving comfort movies, mentioning everything from Screen of Rock and Parasite to X-Men (21:19–25:58).
• Notable quote: “Easy. A. Oh, X2. X Men United. Hunger Games Catching Fire. X Men. Days of Future Past.” — Trisha, listing “basic” faves (21:45)
• They discuss how tastes change and the pressure to seem sophisticated in the film industry (21:25–25:15).

5. Kim Kardashian Accused of Copying "Trishmas"

• A major segment focuses on Kim Kardashian’s new "Kim’s Miss" event, accused of being a blatant copy of Trisha’s "Trishmas" (34:05–37:52).
• Moses and Oscar express disbelief (“Kim Smith, like her Christmas live. It looks the same. It’s exactly the same.” — Oscar, 34:28).
• They playfully debate if anyone can truly “own” internet holiday branding, suggest Kim should rebrand to “Skims Miss,” and laugh about the pervasiveness of trend “borrowing” in the influencer world.

6. Viral Culture, Fame, and Social Media Paranoia

• The team discuss pets in theaters in China for Zootopia 2 and the international hype for the movie (26:16–28:56).
• They make light of Hollywood’s mood-board culture, noting how often Trisha has been used as an “inspo” on creative teams (42:23–43:17).

7. Internet, Robots, and The Automation of Everything

• A digression on self-driving cars, robot food delivery, and digital hotel keys, with Trisha venting her (joking) hostility toward delivery bots (44:37–47:31).
• “I almost want to kick them. I’m like, what are you guys doing?” — Trisha on robot food carriers (46:01)

8. Heated Rivalry: Gay Romance on TV & Who Gets to Play Queer Roles

• Deep-dive into the new steamy gay hockey show "Heated Rivalry" on Max/Crave, and discussions about authenticity and representation in queer casting (69:43–78:21).
• They analyze the difference between shows written/directed by women and men, and the conversation around whether straight actors should play gay roles.
• Quote: “I do think they should get priority [gay actors], but I don’t think you should put a gay that doesn’t fit the role just because they’re gay.” — Trisha (74:50)
• Speculate on the need for a period piece gay version of "Bridgerton."

9. James Charles Faces New Allegations

• The episode’s most serious segment, covering fresh allegations that James Charles made sexual advances towards a then 14-year-old (139:05–150:41).
• Trisha carefully reports the TikTok whistleblower’s claim, outlining attempted legal action, past attempts to come forward, and the mixed reception online.
• Moses: “The age is like being so young… if this is true, it makes him even more awful in my eyes.” (147:00–149:22)
• Emphasize support for victims and the difficulty of being heard, referencing online abuse, platforming, and the need for justice.

10. Mental Health, Internet Hate, and the Cycles of Fame

• Reflecting on Gabbie Hanna’s private wedding and growth after tumultuous mental health episodes, Trisha and Moses get real about instability, self-exploitation, and hope (122:12–125:36).
• Parallels to Bobby Althoff’s experience dealing with sudden mainstream fame and internet vitriol, especially misogyny from new “bro” audiences, and the importance of maintaining one’s core support system (127:42–135:41).
• Notable Moment: “Just having that, like, peace… As opposed to, like, the past. It was just like, I didn’t know what the day was gonna bring…” — Moses on mental health recovery (123:25)

11. Hot Takes on Pop Gossip: Name Changes and Representation

• Chat about Millie Bobby Brown’s and Ashley Tisdale’s last name changes, why branding matters, and iconic celebrity names (95:32–97:53).
• The power of stage names in Hollywood and legacy, with Trisha giving her opinion on when to keep or change your name professionally.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Kim’s Miss Copying Trishmas:
  “Kim Kardashian is doing a Kim’s Miss. It’s exactly the same... down to the cartoon character.” — Oscar (34:28)

• On Movie Elitism:
  “I just can’t with the three, like, the really artistic film... My Letterboxd would just be Easy A and Hunger Games.” — Trisha (21:43)

• On Robots Stealing Jobs:
  “I want to shove them. Is that vandalism?” — Trisha on robot food delivery (46:44)

• On Gay Representation in TV:
  “There’s amazing gay actors... I do think they should get priority, but I don’t think you should put, like, a gay that doesn’t fit the role just because they’re gay.” — Trisha (74:50)

• On James Charles Allegations:
  “So now he’s been sharing this on TikTok... providing more context and receipts to back up his claims a little bit.” — Trisha (143:18)

• On Mental Health Recovery:
  “That’s the thing I’m most grateful for, is like, stability... now I know I can take anything.” — Moses (123:25)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• Trishmas Live Show Recap: 01:28–05:26
• Tarte Hologram Invites: 05:31–06:52
• Movie Industry Gossip & Oscars: 21:19–25:58
• Kim Kardashian vs. Trishmas: 34:05–37:52
• Zootopia 2/Pets in China: 26:16–28:56
• Robots & Food Delivery: 44:37–47:31
• "Heated Rivalry" and Queer Casting: 69:43–78:21
• James Charles Abuse Allegations (detailed segment): 139:05–150:41
• Mental Health and Influence Recovery: 122:12–125:36

Tone & Style

• Casual, irreverent, brutally honest, pop-savvy, but with sudden turns into empathy and seriousness.
• Typical Trisha: alternating between meme-queen energy, pop culture expertise, and raw personal reflection.
• Oscar and Moses provide dry wit, fact-checking, and playful skepticism.
• Sensitive issues discussed matter-of-factly, with repeated caveats about allegations, legal ramifications, and “innocent until proven guilty”—especially in the James Charles segment.

Conclusion

From the giddy gossip of internet copycatting to the sobering realities of abuse allegations and the grind of maintaining mental health in the public eye, this episode is quintessential Just Trish. The hosts blend chaotic pop banter with sincere advocacy for truth and healing, leaving listeners entertained, informed, and ready to question what they see online.

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