Oscar (2:31)

Vancouver.

Trisha Paytas (2:31)

Vancouver is like pretty close to sold out. That's pretty close to sold out. And we can't wait to see you. It's all new show, brand new show, special performances. Sad Boy 2005 will be opening up Long beach and Thousand Oaks, which is gonna be really, really fun. So get your tickets. We'll link them below. Today, come see Trishmas live and anything you would like to promote. You did a stream Oscar stream. Oscar Gracie. You crush it.

Co-host (2:55)

Well, yes. Yeah, sure.

Trisha Paytas (2:57)

You always do a good stream. Yeah, I really am there for the Oscar Gracie channel and I really cannot wait for the vlog from Broadway in January. You could tell it the Broadway January vlog for your birthday.

Co-host (3:06)

Don't forget your birthday vlog.

Trisha Paytas (3:07)

Maybe you could just do a year recap.

Co-host (3:09)

Good idea.

Trisha Paytas (3:10)

You know, look back at 2025 vlog.

Oscar (3:12)

YouTube Rewind.

Co-host (3:14)

Yes, exactly. Oscar rewind.

Trisha Paytas (3:15)

That would be so co good. Actually. You can just combine it with the second Broadway one. Be like, we just all doing all that once. Go see Oscar Gracie. Moses's TikTok is not just canned fish. Today we did production on his TikTok. Moses had a TikTok ready to go. Me and Oscar were acting. Oscar ate. You ate the booze. You were so good. You okay? We didn't know we were gonna be righteous. Well, we didn't know we're right to gemstones. But I'm posting it for Moses's birthday, which is like next week. So I was like, okay, the pink. I had a different sweater on. It wasn't the sweater. So I was like, okay, let me just change my pink. So I was thinking like, okay, we're not going to show our righteous gemstones costume. But then Moses kept his on. I was like, well, I guess I'll.

Oscar (3:48)

Keep the way he could have told me. I would think it up.

Trisha Paytas (3:51)

No, but like, no, but I might take mine off. Mine look crazy too. And my glasses did a little debt. So I was like, okay, but I. I have a different outfit on. Anyways, had I known, you would have been such a good addition to the righteous gemstones because you could have been. Why do I forget his name? I know it's Adam Dean, but what character does he play? Gosh, it's Judy Gemstone.

Oscar (4:08)

Chris. No, no.

Trisha Paytas (4:10)

Oh, my gosh. Wait, how do I not. What are the. What are their names? We love the show.

Co-host (4:14)

I don't know why I'm looking at him. I've never seen a show.

Oscar (4:19)

But he would have been the perfect cast.

Co-host (4:20)

Like, he could actually Calvin Jamestone, Calvin Gemstone.

Oscar (4:23)

He could actually be casted as the part. Like, he would be the. No, you were.

Trisha Paytas (4:26)

You were so good because you did the line of Calvin Gemstone. And I was like, wait, so good. And he's like super tan and he has like big arms, he's buff, and he has like some blonde highlights. Like, it would have been you. You give me that. And you give Leonard from Big Bang Theory. Like those two. But so good on that. I was surprised. I love I said this earlier. I love when people will commit and play a bit, even if they've never seen the show. Because you've never seen the show, you have no interest in the show. But Tana did the same thing with death becomes her. She had no idea what the characters were, but she, like, committed. And I was like, I just love people who are like that. So thank you for doing that. That was so fun. But it was good. So go to Moses TikTok, Moses Hackman.

Co-host (4:59)

I had to step up and I had to guide you and counsel you and hold you.

Trisha Paytas (5:04)

Well, I feel like I'm your daddy.

Co-host (5:06)

Oh, yeah. You didn't do any of those things you just said.

Trisha Paytas (5:09)

I've done all of it.

Co-host (5:09)

I am all yalls, Daddy.

Oscar (5:10)

You're not my daddy. You're not my daddy.

Co-host (5:12)

Hush now. I'm your daddy.

Trisha Paytas (5:13)

You ain't my daddy, boy. Yes, I am.

Co-host (5:14)

You are not daddy. I am your daddy.

Trisha Paytas (5:16)

Not a daddy.

Oscar (5:17)

You ain't my daddy. Hush. Okay.

Trisha Paytas (5:19)

I said I'm your daddy. You ain't my daddy. Cuz he did an amazing one. Then Oscar really ate those lines. And it was. It was great. I love Righteous Gemstones. I love it. Oh, my God. Cut back to me saying Jeff Wick's like, I love Danny McBride. I was like, no too, bro. Cut to me also being like Righteous Gemstones. Awful. Hate it. We watched about four episodes. I couldn't stand it. Favorite TV show ever. I wish I could re watch it over and over. It's Malibu's favorite song that we did today. She was watching us. I hope they got her reaction because she was beaming. It was like as if for Disney princesses. She was so excited about it. And anyways, it brought me a lot of joy this morning. I think today's gonna be a good episode because not only did our. We did a whole music video this morning in our garage. We did a music video. I don't know if they were here when you show here where they like tearing down the set. Yeah, yeah, they're tearing down the big production Music video, like photos, like, it was a big production. It made me so happy. But then when we just did that TikTok, all three of us, it gave me so much joy. It wasn't even my TikTok they gave me because it's so silly. And it's so. And then just seeing you say lines to a show that you don't even know, but you gave it your all and you committed. And of course, Moses being my ultimate fantasy. Uncle Baby Billy over there. You look so good. You're the young version of Uncle Baby Billy in the show. Oh, you have a cup. Oh, wow. Wow. We really loved his character. You thought you love Walton Goggins and White Lotus. Check him out. Righteous gemstone. That's the only reason we watched it, because we watched White Lotus. I'm like, what else can he. Has he been in? Thanks to TikTok for showing us this dance. And it got me addicted to it. And I was like, okay, watch the show. And it was so good.

Oscar (6:42)

And we knew the song and dance before we knew the show.

Trisha Paytas (6:45)

Yeah, Yeah. I just thought on TikTok and I was like, oh, I really like this. Like, let's try and watch the show. And then we try to watch it. I was like, this is not for me. It's so bro y. But give it a few episodes. Okay. It's really violent and weird at the beginning. Lots of male nudity just be born. We cannot watch it with anyone around. If someone was in our house or something. Even if we're just, like, watching tv. I was like, turn it off. Turn it off. Because there's just penises flying everywhere throughout.

Oscar (7:03)

Every Such a weird. Like, only in those moments, somebody walks by at that moment, for some reason, they'll flash the screen.

Trisha Paytas (7:09)

Well, because they're always flashing the screen.

Co-host (7:10)

No, it's not even that probability.

Trisha Paytas (7:12)

There's one literally. Walton Goggins, probably. I think it's a fake prosthetic.

Co-host (7:15)

He.

Trisha Paytas (7:15)

He clarified, but it was him like, on water skis, just, like, penis flopping. And it's just like, on there for so long. And you're just like, okay. Anyways, it's. It's good if you're into peen, but. But aside from that was not my particular favorite. But Walter Goggins was so good. He's the reason we start watching the show. But I will say the whole cast is really good. I honestly think everybody on that show because we watched it for him, I'm like, okay, love. And obviously his character is great, but I really loved everyone, including Danny. McBride. I don't.

Co-host (7:40)

Yeah.

Oscar (7:41)

I mean, the three sibling dynamic is so good.

Trisha Paytas (7:43)

They're so good. And, yeah, Adam Devine, which. He's like. He was the one I knew. But even the other two, the one who played Judy, who's also on Vice Principal's so good. I was just like John Goodman. What's the other one from Will and Grace? Did you watch Will and Grace?

Co-host (7:56)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (7:56)

Megan Mulally. Is that her name?

Co-host (7:57)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (7:58)

She's so good. It's all good. Steve, Zan, Eric, Andre.

Co-host (8:02)

He's shutting out the whole cast.

Oscar (8:05)

I love.

Trisha Paytas (8:07)

Can I tell you, it's my favorite of all the shows we watched this year. Like, I guess Bridgerton wasn't on this year, but, like, of every show that came out this year, like, Righteous Gemstones is my favorite. Even better than White Lotus.

Co-host (8:17)

Wow.

Trisha Paytas (8:17)

And I love White Lotus, but that one's my favorite. It's completely done, so there's no chance of me squeezing in there. I'm trying, y'.

Co-host (8:24)

All.

Trisha Paytas (8:24)

All these Mac shows, you know, I'm trying to get on where I can. All these maps. My one euphoria. But I'm in. So. Yeah. So we did right to. I think it's good vibes. I think it's wonderful. And I love that you dress up as. I just get so. Because it's like, what's better than Walton Goggins? Is my husband dressed up in Walton Goggins cosplay? Because it's just like, oh, the fantasy is real now. It's just like, you look so good. That's why I still want you to do the yellow Speedo. But we'll get there maybe for Valentine's. All right, we're here. I guess we should just say right away because it's already. We really were trying to plan the announcement to our podcast. Like, okay, they're gonna announce on this Tuesday this. And it just kept getting pushed. We leaked our. We leaked it ourselves. Not on purpose. Shout out Jimmy for editing. We can show. Should we show the clip or just talk about what happened? We'll show the clip now.

Oscar (9:10)

Yeah. You can show the highlights from the clip of you announcing it was.

Co-host (9:14)

Yes. So for context, I guess, before we air the clip. But this was supposed to air. We had already had a plan. Was last week. Two weeks ago. I kind of forget.

Trisha Paytas (9:23)

I think it was like, two weeks ago now. Yeah.

Co-host (9:26)

And we had. It was already planned, like, the press release was going to go out. So we had filmed it. So it was timed. And then you had found out that they were delaying the press release, like super last minute. Like 1:00am you said like literally 1:00am.

Trisha Paytas (9:39)

The agent was like in Greece or something. 1:00am like hold. And I was like, what do you mean hold? Like we send the audio at midnight. And I was like, ah. So Jimmy was up at 3am I don't know why I was up at 3am I must have just checked my phone. And Jimmy was up at 3am and I was like, poor Jimmy. Just always have to making last minute edits. I was like, oh my gosh. And he's like, okay, I can like cut it out. And he did.

Co-host (9:57)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (9:57)

But then when did we even say.

Oscar (9:59)

That we talked about self tapes? See, we were just talking about self tapes. And you're like, well, I wonder when I can show the self tape from before.

Trisha Paytas (10:06)

Yes, but you said something about you. And I was like one rule in euphoria. Like it was something like that. We said it a bunch of times.

Co-host (10:11)

Something about you getting on another show. And I was like, well you're the star of Euphoria.

Trisha Paytas (10:15)

Right? And then we just. Everyone's like confirmed. Did you ever reach out? And we're like, oh my God. We were trying to stop it.

Co-host (10:21)

Yes. We were trying to just stop the leak. I was like, publicist mode.

Trisha Paytas (10:25)

Did you try or no?

Co-host (10:26)

Yes, I did. I tried. I reached out to Trish Craig who is always Aiden is always boots on the ground. He's always first to report the Trish news.

Trisha Paytas (10:33)

Yes.

Co-host (10:33)

And I was like, okay, well if an Aiden is always like a girl's girl, like he will definitely be like, oh yeah, of course. And he did. But the problem, he did Pop Bass follows Pop Bass and Pop Crave follow Trish Crave. So once Pop bass saw Trish crave tweet that, then it got picked up by pop Bass. And then once you get picked up by the pups accounts, it's kind of over from there, you know.

Trisha Paytas (10:56)

Did you take it down?

Co-host (10:57)

He was.

Oscar (10:57)

And then he posted again, I think because once you saw everyone else he's like, wait a minute.

Trisha Paytas (11:01)

I do feel sad because he probably was so happy to be bringing like he saw us say it. So he's probably like, okay, here's the so and shout out Aiden. Trish Craig was like, I did tell him at one of my shows that he came to, I think like Seattle. He asked me and I was like, yeah. He even posted me like doing a little secret thing. It's so funny. So I'm so sorry.

Co-host (11:18)

He would.

Trisha Paytas (11:18)

You know what, Aiden, I will give you. I'll Let you know next time we're breaking something. I'll let you be the first to break it. I will let you know. But also, we didn't know. We thought we were breaking it. Like, like, anyways, it was fine. It worked out. But we already talked about it, and we're like, oh, well, we can't get those same excitement. I don't know. We can still get the same excitement.

Co-host (11:34)

We're not good acting like that. No, I can't do it.

Trisha Paytas (11:37)

Let's retake. Let's redo it again. But you can roll the clip now, Jimmy. Right? Put the whole clip in there. Not just highlights.

Co-host (11:43)

Good.

Trisha Paytas (11:43)

Yeah. And as Rae possibly winning an Emmy, I might be in that category, too, because it's announced today that I've joined the cast of Euphoria Final y'. All the rumors are true.

Oscar (12:00)

Finally. We don't have to keep this secret anymore.

Co-host (12:03)

Oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (12:04)

Oh, my God. It's out there. It feels so good. We just. There's an episode with Lucas Gage coming up, and literally, I had to cut it. Cause I thought, like, it wasn't gonna be announced till next year. Like, not. I didn't even. First of all, I didn't think it was gonna be announced.

Co-host (12:14)

I kind of thought you would just show up.

Trisha Paytas (12:15)

Yeah, same, same. Because I, like, never want to, like, over hype or oversell. I mean, but I'm pretty good in it. Obviously. Obviously. They're doing a release. I was like, okay, but. But Lucas is here, and he's like, oh, you did it for. I was like, how does everyone know? I don't know how. Like, I. I know once I said, oh, I filmed the Warner Brothers a lot. Is it just that someone's like, oh, Trisha's in your. Like, how did people know? Too many hits.

Co-host (12:37)

I honestly think it just kind of made sense. Because even before. Because, remember, we made up. Even before you even knew you were going to be in Euphoria. We made up and used it as a. As a title. Trisha and Euphoria, question mark. Which is really kismet and insane.

Trisha Paytas (12:53)

One week later. I don't know. When I told you. Did I tell you when I auditioned or did I tell you after I shot it?

Co-host (12:58)

Before you shot it, you gave me. You give me hints. But you're very. After Beetlejuice, the premiere, you've been very much like. I'm not gonna say exactly what it is until it's done.

Trisha Paytas (13:09)

Beetlejuice is screening, which we loved, but also. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I. Yes, you're right. In General I'm like, I. But I have been telling you, like, even the other stuff I've auditioned for, like, I'll tell you and like. And then I won't get in because I didn't get it or whatever. But yeah, I never wanted to jinx it, but it was so weird. I can't say much. I can't say we filmed in Los Angeles. I can say it takes place five years later. That's pretty much all I can say. But I got a trailer. Sam Levinson directed me, which is so cool because we talked for. I'm not kidding because obviously not obviously I'm acting like I'm a TV star over here. But, like, they do different setups, right? So like, they have to get your close up. My close up. Like, why? It's like all this stuff like that. And so it takes time, you know, they have to switch the entire camera crew sets, like all this stuff around, whatever. So in between the times they would all like switch around, like, you know, I stand there awkwardly, like I do, because I'm just like, what am I doing here? But Sam Levinson himself, who created Euphoria and the Idol, would, like, his wife was there. She's one of the producers and their kids and their dog and everybody was there. It was like, they were very nice, whatever. But he would like talk to me like for like 30 minutes in between switching shots about the idol. He'd give me behind the scenes tease on the idol because I don't think. Look, I really truly don't think he, like, knows any lore about me, which. Why would he, of course. But maybe. Maybe he does. Maybe. I don't know. But I was telling him, like, oh, I. I'm like the Idol's biggest fan. Like, it should have a season two. And so he was like telling me like, how he got it made and how many like, obstacles he faced and stuff like that. And I was like, so gag. I was like really fangirling out and he was like obliging and. Which is crazy because you're shooting Euphoria season three, which was like. I mean, I heard I wasn't on all like, but like 180 days or something is what they've been filming for. They've been filming like a long time. So, you know, he's in the midst of this huge project and just talking to me about the idol. And then I was like, yeah, it was a work of art. I loved it so much. And I hope there's a season two and if I win the lottery I will fund the season two because I love it with Addison, with Weekend Addison.

Co-host (14:58)

You're the executive producer in Star.

Trisha Paytas (15:01)

Yes. Yeah, I'll put myself in there somewhere. I'll be like a security guard or something. But I think, oh, my God, that would be so good. But it was. It is crazy. I. I don't think I've ever talked on a TV show before. I've been a passerby in Modern Family.

Co-host (15:15)

Scripted TV show.

Trisha Paytas (15:16)

Yeah. Right, Right. Yes, yes. Scripted, Right. Yes. A very popular one, too. And, you know. Yeah, it's.

Oscar (15:25)

Oh.

Trisha Paytas (15:25)

But back to what we were saying, it's like, yeah, we did that. What was it? It must have been like, end of January. We said, like, Trisha start. Why do we even title that? I don't even know why.

Co-host (15:34)

I think because it was announced that they were going to start filming and we were just manifest. I really. I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (15:40)

I don't know why the manifestation is real. No. People joke, like, I should write a manifestation book. I've already started. I'm already like, yeah, I probably should. Because, like, what? Because that is the craziest form of, like, putting something out there. That is why I'm like, I have to be so careful with this mouth. Because I used to put stuff out there and like, yeah, you just, like, attract back. And I'm like, maybe I am very powerful that way. I was born. I like to always flex that. My birthday is May 8, 1988. So there's three, eight. So I have a very powerful manifestation angel number in my, like, just born. But yeah, thank you for making that title. Because a week later, a week later was the start of the Eras of Church tour. I was flying to Indianapolis for the first show, and my agent at caa, Olivia Shout out, was like, you have an audition for Euphoria. I was like, that's. That's so crazy. That's so crazy. What? So I had to learn what a self tape was. Like, okay, here's your self tape. That was my first self tape. Yeah. I was like, I know. And it was like, luckily I had glam with me because I was, like, traveling for my show. So, like, we got up really early the next morning and land before the show. And then I did it, like, literally in like, a little hotel in Indianapolis and set it up. I don't. I didn't even have a tripod, so I'm like, setting it up on the ice, like ice buckets and stuff like that. And, yeah, I had to just learn what that was. So it was actually Good that everything was so rushed because I had to get to the show. I had all stuff like that because then I wasn't as nervous. I was like, okay, I just gotta get this done sort of thing and just, like, submit it. And was just. Was just gagged and, like, literally coming back, I think that weekend from tour, they're like, you booked Euphoria. And I was like, that's crazy. But also. But also I was like, okay, that makes sense. Like, I don't know. Something in me. Although that last one I told you about, that I did not get, I really did think I was gonna get that one, too. So maybe I'm just a lulu, but I was like, something in me was like, I feel like I'm gonna get this. I was. I was so excited. And then, yeah, we filmed literally a week later. And I can't say, like, who, what, who, what where I saw, but I saw everything. And I got to get ready. Get your subscriptions to Maps.

Co-host (17:30)

You really are hbo. A Warner Brothers girl.

Trisha Paytas (17:33)

Warner Bro Brothers. And Max, what's something else I loved on Max?

Oscar (17:39)

We watch. Do we watch Biggie Bang Theory there?

Co-host (17:41)

Oh, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (17:42)

Righteous Gemstones.

Co-host (17:43)

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (17:44)

And White Lotus.

Co-host (17:45)

Lotus.

Trisha Paytas (17:45)

And Big Bang. We do watch Big Bang on Max, actually. Yes, you're right. So wb, Max, we're here. We love you. I mean, Universal when it comes to Wicked for sure, too. I'm everything. I'm an everything person. But, yeah, I'm super excited. I know it's an. You know, it is crazy how the Internet, like, how do they find out things like, it is. I guess, like you said, we. I said I was. I booked a show. And, like, before I had just started, like, filming.

Co-host (18:09)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (18:10)

So people pieced it together.

Oscar (18:11)

There were a lot of rumors in general about the show and casting.

Trisha Paytas (18:15)

Yes, yes.

Oscar (18:16)

So I think people were just trying to figure out, you know, there was.

Co-host (18:19)

A lot of names, like a Rosalia. Like, all of a sudden it was like, so many names are being announced where I feel like almost anything was possible.

Trisha Paytas (18:26)

I think we did talk about that, right? Like, they were announcing, like, well, literally anything is possible.

Co-host (18:29)

It's almost like Devil Wears Prada. Like, when you get the list of names and it's like, everyone's in there.

Trisha Paytas (18:35)

I think that might be this. But honestly, happy to be a part of it. And I was. Yeah. So.

Co-host (18:39)

Oh, my God. You. At the premiere.

Trisha Paytas (18:42)

You think they have, like, a premiere?

Co-host (18:43)

They usually do. They had one for the other seasons.

Trisha Paytas (18:46)

I'm going, oh, my God. Oh, my gosh. Just there that is major.

Co-host (18:49)

I guess you could do a little TikTok with Jacob Elordi there.

Trisha Paytas (18:53)

Yes, absolutely, I will. I know. I was like, oh, you would.

Co-host (18:57)

Mod Apatow.

Trisha Paytas (18:58)

Ooh, okay.

Co-host (18:59)

Yeah. Okay. Me? I mean, I have to plan your moments with every cast member. You and Hunter Schaeffer. You gotta do something.

Trisha Paytas (19:05)

Of course. Hunter, I definitely think you need to ask Denny to ask me questions this time.

Co-host (19:10)

If I want to.

Trisha Paytas (19:11)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Be like, what was it like filming Euphoria? I envision myself already doing this. I'm like, well, it was really great to be working with. And I'll name all the people I worked with and it'll be, ooh, maybe.

Co-host (19:20)

We'Ll go on, like, the press tour. Like, you'll be with, like, they pair me up. Will you be paired with? That'd be so funny. You go on, like, the Kelly Clarkson show, and it's like, you and Zendaya. You and Zendaya.

Trisha Paytas (19:31)

Kelly Clarkson. I'm ready.

Co-host (19:35)

I met Jennifer Hudson.

Trisha Paytas (19:38)

I win. I'd be honored. I'm ready for that press tour. Spring 2026. So, yeah, super exciting.

Co-host (19:45)

Oh, my God. You're gonna be in the Jennifer Hudson spirit tunnel. Trisha Paytas from Euphoria is at the jail.

Trisha Paytas (19:50)

Oh, my God. Did you see Jake Shane's spirit tunnel?

Co-host (19:52)

Of course I saw Jake Shannon's spirit tunnel.

Trisha Paytas (19:54)

Oh, my God. I wonder if they would sing one of my songs. Oh, I love you, Trisha.

Co-host (20:00)

That would be so good.

Trisha Paytas (20:01)

Right?

Co-host (20:02)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (20:02)

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Oscar (23:37)

Because I was outside the bathroom. Right?

Trisha Paytas (23:39)

Yeah. Yeah. What? You. You just took. Didn't wash your hands. What was your line? Do you remember? I forgot yours, even. You were so good. Oh, my God. We had to find the clip instead of Jimmy. Wait, did you not wash your hands? Are you talking about Maddie?

Oscar (23:56)

I can't believe you took a.

Trisha Paytas (23:58)

At a party. You didn't wash your hands. You were good. Because once again, we hadn't, like, seen Euphoria. Yeah, obviously, like, season two. And we were just, like, watching the clips on TikTok. It was like such a thing. And Moses, without even knowing this character of Nate Jacobs, he, like, crushed it. And me, too. I was crushing Maddie, too. We were like, outside. And I remember we. That was. We didn't have the podcast. We didn't have anything going on at the time. And we literally would just spend our days cosplaying as Euphoria. So it really feels full circle, and it is one of the biggest shows. So I'm sorry.

Co-host (24:26)

It's crazy. That cast, like, I feel like every single star in that cast became like a list after Euphoria.

Trisha Paytas (24:35)

I'm ready. I'm prepared. I've been preparing 38 years for this. Never give up, you guys. I love sharing These stories because I think Lucy Ball was 39 years old when she I love Lucy. So I have a couple more years before I get like the Trisha Paytas show like Wendy Williams or I love Trisha show, like Lila Lucy. Like, I feel like. I really feel like I'm gonna hit my stride in like 39, 40. So never give up. My first acting TV role, I moved out at 18 years, 17, really, to be an actress here in Los Angeles. And I was neighbors with Hollywood Superman. I worked for tips outside of Hollywood Boulevard dressed as Supergirl. I had no doorknob on my apartment and I was going to those auditions and none of it was happening. I was told that I was either too fat or not fat enough for the fat roles. And I told I wasn't talented and wasn't funny. And I don't know, I guess Sam Levinson thought I was talented and funny or not really funny. I guess it's not really funny.

Co-host (25:26)

I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (25:27)

I can't say anything of what I did. Maybe it's funny. I don't know. Maybe it's a comedy.

Oscar (25:32)

Maybe it's a musical.

Trisha Paytas (25:33)

I can't say anything more. What?

Oscar (25:35)

Maybe it's a musical euphoria, the musical.

Trisha Paytas (25:37)

That would be gagged. But they picked me. Trisha, actually, she has a great vocalist. So I was. Yeah, I was very excited. They're announcing it. It feels cool because I like wanted to. I've been wanting to say it. You know, I'm also on here being like. So I filmed something at Warner Brothers. Like, it has been so hard whenever, like, you can't say anything. I was like, so, yeah, I don't know. They're announcing like other people joining the cast because as we're filming this, it's being announced tomorrow. So I don't know if they're like announcing other people. I am. I would love to know. I would love to know if there's. I like finding out who else was there. But I'm happy. I'm happy they included me. I mean, that's a good chance that I won't get cut. You know what I mean? Because I always feel like if they're announcing me, maybe they watched back and.

Co-host (26:12)

They'Re like, okay, it's in the final cut.

Oscar (26:14)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (26:15)

Because they probably film a lot if they're filming. Like I said, I just heard. I'm like, didn't hear us from satisfies online that they were filming 186 days or something. So they must have to cut a lie.

Co-host (26:23)

I would assume yeah, because I mean, the final will be what, probably like eight. Do we even know how many episodes? Eight or ten.

Trisha Paytas (26:30)

Yeah, it's usually like that.

Co-host (26:31)

Right, so that's like eight hours. Wow. Yeah. They have been filming a while.

Trisha Paytas (26:38)

Yeah, it's crazy. It's been all out there. So I guess it's gonna be a work of art. Just like Bridgerton takes time. We gotta be patient. Bridgerton's 2026 too. Maybe I have another announcement coming. I don't know. I do have another announcement coming next week actually. Technically. Right, well, we'll just wait. We'll wait and see. I'm just on all the shows. Is Bridgerton on Max? Oh, no, that's Netflix. That's the other thing. It's a conquer. Okay. We'll just have to wait and see. I do enjoy rumors about me on the Internet these days of just what I'm like. Bridgerton was like one of the guesses, but I don't know. Probably not. Maybe.

Co-host (27:11)

I mean, White Lotus is still and.

Trisha Paytas (27:13)

Right, right. You really are manifesting that one for me because you've said this multiple times and to me it's like so far fetched. I'm just like, that's not. But you've been really. I think we did a CVS haul on. On Patreon and you got me a hat.

Co-host (27:24)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (27:25)

And it was giving White Lotus.

Co-host (27:26)

Yeah. Because I saw your character in White Lotus. Like it came to me in a vision. It came to me in a vision. I was like, oh my God, she's gonna wear this on the White Lotus when she's on the boat.

Trisha Paytas (27:35)

Oh, coming in. Even though there was supposed to be no water this season, but there has.

Co-host (27:39)

To be a canal or something, you know?

Trisha Paytas (27:40)

Yeah. But even France, isn't it on like the Cannes Film Festival? Isn't it on boats?

Co-host (27:44)

Yeah, exactly. They come in on boats. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (27:46)

He's like, there's gonna be no water this season.

Co-host (27:47)

But I'm like, well, it's gonna be something. Maybe not the ocean.

Trisha Paytas (27:50)

Oh, a canal. Yeah, right.

Co-host (27:52)

It's gonna be something. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (27:54)

Well, we ate. That was so good. No? Yeah, that was good. I mean, it gave us another thing to talk about. Just the constant. I didn't know when it was. I didn't know when I was like, here it is.

Co-host (28:04)

I know. The funny thing though is even with that clip, we're so unserious and just kind of manifest things all the time that like, like even people were confused if we were confirming that it was real or if we're Just saying. And I love that.

Trisha Paytas (28:17)

Which, same. Honestly, I don't even know what's real.

Co-host (28:20)

A lot of things confidently that are just like us, which is good.

Trisha Paytas (28:25)

I guess that's the good part. Like, are they serious? Are they not? But we had. Hadn't seen the press release yet. I didn't know what that really meant. I just know, okay, they're gonna announce. I guess what I heard is they were like, we're waiting. Because there was like cast being confirmed or something like that. So they were like waiting to announce it. I was so shook, though. I woke up in the morning and I saw Variety post and I was like, like, damn, I got my little picture up there.

Co-host (28:43)

I was so excited. Everyone was visiting you. Everyone was visiting you in the phone. That was.

Trisha Paytas (28:50)

I love it. I was like, oh, my God, not me. Starring in Euphoria, everyone's like, is the original cast coming back?

Co-host (28:55)

That was my favorite thing. Is HBO or in the official, like, Euphoria account, tweeted, like the graphic and of the returning cast and then listed the names and then the new cast and then listed all the. The new supporting roles. And HBO even retweeted. It was like, okay, now you guys can stop asking. And there had to be like a community note on it for added context, because people thought that this was just replacing the entire cast. Like, no Zendaya, no Hunter Schaeffer, no Jacob Elordi. Trisha Paytas.

Trisha Paytas (29:24)

Trisha Paytas, Yeah, I saw that. A lot of people were like, wow, she must be playing. Cassie jumped up.

Co-host (29:30)

There is a time jump. We know.

Trisha Paytas (29:32)

It is a time jump. Yes, exactly. I can't tell. You don't know, can't confirm. But I did love that.

Co-host (29:37)

That's so funny. People were genuinely upset. Like, how can they just, like, do a season without Zendaya and have.

Oscar (29:44)

Because there were so many tiktoks with their name. Jacob will already know Zendaya. No. And then at the end, it was like, Trisha Perez. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (29:50)

Wait, who posted it?

Oscar (29:52)

So many TikTok posts everywhere. Yeah, because that's what people got from the graphics. They thought, this is the cast. That's it. Nobody's coming back.

Trisha Paytas (29:59)

God, I hope my performance will do this justice. Everyone. Just so. Because it does seem like a joke. I think when it came out, people were like, it's like all these, like, really like famous actresses.

Co-host (30:09)

I love it. All the side by sides of you and Zendaya are killing me. I love it. Two time historic Emmy winner Zendaya xt.

Trisha Paytas (30:17)

I was like, well, yes, well, yes, exactly. Exactly. I saw a bunch of memes, too, on Twitter that I was retweeting. Just like when Ru asked Trisha for drugs. No, no, no, thank you. There was so many good ones. I'm excited. Oh, my God, that was so funny. That was fun. I was. Where was I going Somewhere. I. Somewhere in that day. I don't know where I was. Oh, we went to the pumpkin patch that day. So I was like, where were we at? I couldn't fully, like, relish in it, but I did love reading it. So shout out Euphoria. Also a surprise that came out this weekend. My Mac cosmetics campaign supposed to come out, like, November. I was told November 1st, so I was like, okay, I'm gearing up for November 1st. But it's everywhere. They posted the maximals campaign. The holiday campaign is at Mac's Cosmetics in France. Mac Cosmetics, Thailand. So shout out Mac Cosmetics. And to confirm, in January, I wore. Went to London to do Not Bridgerton. I was doing the Mac cosmetics campaign, which is even more iconic. I got to do.

Co-host (31:10)

I forgot that that's how the year started was the Bridgerton.

Trisha Paytas (31:14)

Love that. Let manifest. We manifest here. Maybe I'll be in Bridgerton next. That would be everything. Mac Cosmetics was fun. Yeah. I got to do a whole campaign. It was great. Alex Hasani is in the holiday campaign too. She's everywhere. So I was, like, super excited to get a model. Oh, here we are. I don't know if I can show what's in. I don't know if it's out. Oh, I guess it is. But they only showed it in France. Maybe I can. Yeah, maybe it's out.

Co-host (31:36)

You got a text at 1am and Jimmy has to blur it. Jimmy, please blur the.

Trisha Paytas (31:41)

I know. I'm like, do I shower? I guess. Yeah, there it is.

Oscar (31:45)

Well, I mean, they show you with the product in the pictures.

Trisha Paytas (31:47)

You have the product, but that's the maximalist color. This is the holiday, but I think the holiday is out in France, in Thailand.

Co-host (31:53)

There you go.

Trisha Paytas (31:54)

Can I show it here? I don't know, but yes. These are my. My shade in. This was teddy bear. I got to do the teddy bear one. My shade in Maximus was diva. I got to model. I was very exciting. So it's been. I got to model this year. I got to be on Broadway this year, and I am starring in a nature show.

Oscar (32:12)

Late stages of pregnancy.

Co-host (32:14)

Yeah.

Oscar (32:15)

Flew to England by herself.

Trisha Paytas (32:17)

Early stages.

Co-host (32:17)

Oh, yeah, Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (32:18)

I was four months. Late stage was like pride. Yeah, Yeah. I was early stage, which the full campaign's not out yet, but the holiday campaign, I'm doing stuff. I'm doing stunts on this without a harness. Just wait till you see.

Co-host (32:33)

But constantly, like flipping through the air, like pain for something. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (32:36)

Actually though, it's got. Yes, yes. But even crazier and bigger. And I didn't want to tell anyone either because I just didn't want, like, I don't know, I was just. It was just fresh and whatever. I don't know. I didn't want to be that person, to be like, I'm pregnant. So, yeah, I was doing all these stunts and like, do you want to harness? I was like, no, I'm okay. But Meanwhile, just like 50ft in the air, like, literally. Yeah. It was so insane. So anyways, shout out to everyone at Bat Cosmetics. That was a dream. That was really cool. That was really fun to do. Yeah. Anyways, that was. That was everything. That was cool. So check out Max at this point.

Co-host (33:08)

At this point, I'm surprised you weren't at the freaking Victoria's Secret fashion show.

Trisha Paytas (33:11)

I had to turn it down. I had to decline a little.

Oscar (33:13)

Too booked.

Trisha Paytas (33:14)

Yeah, I was too booked. I was at Noel. Tara got me. Made it there. Would have loved. Yes. That was. Oh, man, everyone did look good. I would have loved to have been there. And they had. They had a lot of plus size representation too, which was great. They had all representation. But I loved a plus size. I know they did cover up the plus size girlies a little too much. They weren't wearing the thongs. Thongs, like the tea.

Co-host (33:32)

Even like Alex Kinsani and pants. I'm like, just put that girl in lingerie.

Trisha Paytas (33:36)

Oh, yeah. I wonder why. That was interesting.

Co-host (33:38)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (33:39)

I guess no one was in super sexy. Was anyone like, in a thong? Amelia Gray, right? Yes. That butt was. Actually looked great.

Co-host (33:46)

She did.

Trisha Paytas (33:47)

I would have loved to have my butt out there.

Co-host (33:48)

I could see it. I honestly. See you next year. Yeah. Yes. Pink. Yeah. No, actually, I don't think you'd be pink. I think you'd be like proper angel.

Trisha Paytas (33:56)

Is there. Is it. Was there angels there? Like proper ones, Like Victoria's Secret.

Co-host (34:00)

They had like a transition. It was like the. The ain't like the Victoria's Secret proper. And then pink like Barbie Ferreira.

Trisha Paytas (34:06)

She looked great. And Quinn were like the pink obviously the standout. Her walk is crazy.

Co-host (34:13)

It's. She's so fierce and people are so mean about, like, oh, an influencer on the catwalk. I was like, girl, she ate that up.

Trisha Paytas (34:19)

So she's like a model.

Co-host (34:21)

She's a face card.

Trisha Paytas (34:22)

Yeah. Body team at the face shoot. When I first met her, like, two years ago, I didn't meet her. I just saw her and I remember thinking, like, oh, my God, she's so gorgeous. I remember I met her at the face shoot for the magazine, and I just thought, like, model. She's like an actual model.

Co-host (34:32)

Yeah. I mean, she's doing so many camp, like, beauty campaigns now, so.

Trisha Paytas (34:36)

People are loved to be haters.

Co-host (34:37)

I know, but she.

Trisha Paytas (34:39)

She was so fierce. Her TikTok of her practicing the hallway had like, 60 million views. People like, this is that she look so good. I loved all the influencers there. I loved it. Yeah, I love that There it is. Cool now how everyone's incorporating, like, influencers into modeling, into social media, into everything.

Co-host (34:53)

Yeah. I like how they cast girls from, like, all, like, they had, like, had the high fashion girls that influence influencer girls, like Angel Reese, who's like, wnba.

Trisha Paytas (35:00)

Oh, yeah.

Co-host (35:01)

I like how they had so many different kinds of, like, body types, like, more athletic, like, curvier, traditional models. And also, it is like a mall brand at the end of the day. And there's people like, what happened to, you know, the Giselle? And blah, blah, blah, blah. I'm like, girl, it's still a mall brand. Like, you're gonna go into the Westfield Plaza and then buy some pink.

Trisha Paytas (35:22)

Who says that? I want to know who's saying that too, because I'll tell you who's saying that.

Co-host (35:25)

People who aren't buying Victoria's Secret.

Trisha Paytas (35:26)

I was just gonna say David Dobrik. He was saying I got text in his.

Oscar (35:30)

Wait, what?

Trisha Paytas (35:31)

Yes. On his podcast. He was like, I don't. He goes, I'm really out of shape right now. I don't want to see models like me at the Victoria's Secret show. I don't know. Swear. And I listen to it myself, because where was I driving to? I was driving to the corner studio yesterday. So I listened to it, and they bring it up, and he's like, I'm really out of shape right now. And he goes, I don't want to see me on that Runway. I'd unalign myself. Or something like that. Along those lines.

Co-host (35:47)

Yeah, I'm dead.

Trisha Paytas (35:49)

He's like, I want to see models. I want to see models on the Runway. I was like, okay, David Dobrik, try to convince us you're into supermodels. But also like, what are you talking about?

Co-host (35:56)

Just.

Trisha Paytas (35:57)

I was gagged. I was gagged. I don't lie myself. Maybe I am, but so he was being dramatic in the sense. He said I was out of shape. I remember this. He said, I'm out of shape right now and I don't want to see my reputation out there. Yeah, they moved on pretty quickly because.

Co-host (36:08)

I think everyone was just like, oh, that's not.

Trisha Paytas (36:10)

Yeah. He also.

Co-host (36:12)

No. Doesn't he have a, like, a female co host and Miss Natalie? Didn't she not say anything?

Trisha Paytas (36:18)

Yeah, literally no one said anything.

Co-host (36:19)

A girl who has, like, struggled with, like, body image and stuff too. And no.

Trisha Paytas (36:23)

They all laugh.

Co-host (36:23)

That is.

Oscar (36:24)

Didn't she walk a Runway at some point somewhere?

Trisha Paytas (36:26)

Yeah, she had Sports Illustrated and she was. Yeah, yeah. Career.

Oscar (36:29)

Like, I mean, so he was saying.

Co-host (36:30)

Basically that he would just overall just mean.

Trisha Paytas (36:34)

Yeah. Just really. And in that same interview, found out that he plays pickleball with Jay Shetty regularly, Which makes me side eye Jay Shetty. I was like, love Jay Shetty, but I'm like, what do you mean you're playing pickleball? He's like, yeah, he comes over to my house and hangs out in the morning and plays pickleball. I was like, maybe Jay Shady doesn't want you to saying that. I would assume. Cause we love. I even sent a beautiful Jay Shetty quote to my mom.

Oscar (36:53)

I did.

Trisha Paytas (36:54)

I saw it on TikTok. It was beautiful. He's like, if you get a call from your mom, that's a gift. If your dad, like, that's a gift if you're a kid. And I was like, oh, I love this reminder. He is so beautiful. Like, the way he speaks is so eloquent. So then when I heard David Dobrik.

Co-host (37:07)

I know, it's like, well, what do y' all have to talk about?

Trisha Paytas (37:09)

I want to know. And I get it. Okay? David Dobrik's a human. We shouldn't just, like, chastise him. But Jay Shetty, he's like monk. He's like risen. He's like, you know what I mean? Enlightened. I think David Dobrik's the opposite of enlightened. You know, Human. Yes. Respect. Yes. Does not respect, but, like, he's a human.

Oscar (37:27)

Maybe it's a game of being in.

Trisha Paytas (37:28)

The end, you know, I need to know. And this is no. Hey, torches. I love J. Shoddy, but what?

Co-host (37:34)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (37:34)

Anyways, I. I need to stop making long trips in my car because that is the only time I listen to the podcast. But I was gagged on both of those. And I was like, this is why. This is like you said, who's. Who's commenting that they want to see supermodels. And right now, people are not buying Victoria's Secrets because I. Unless, like, yeah, he's like, I don't want to see myself represented. Are you wearing lingerie? Why would you want to? Like, that was such a weird thing to say. I was like, no, I want to see what my body. What ling like, on my body.

Oscar (37:57)

D Anyway, so he's identifying with the girls walking on the stage.

Trisha Paytas (38:01)

That's what he said, I guess something. I wasn't sure what he was saying, but I, like, they all kind of, like. And then they, like, moved on because I think everyone was, like, had some brains in them.

Co-host (38:09)

Yeah, that was an odd thing to say.

Trisha Paytas (38:12)

Yeah. In, like, this, like, movement of, like, oh, my God. This is great to see everyone represented. It's wonderful to see miss the mark.

Co-host (38:20)

Yeah. Anyways, and also, I realized, too, or people kept making this point that, like, Rihanna with Fenty really was one of the brands that, like, caused the shift, too, because, like, when Fenty launched, I mean, obviously with, like, foundation, shade, range, like, the, like, for black skin tones and darker skin tones, like, all the different, like, pigments of, like, some skin tones are more red, some more pink, some more neutral. And then all of a sudden, all these other brands, like, really extended their shade range. But also, she was with, like, Fenty, like, the lingerie.

Trisha Paytas (38:51)

Yeah.

Co-host (38:51)

Savage x Fenty, she had models that were, like, like, all different, like, different sizes. She had some that were in wheelchairs, some, like, all different skin tones. And she was also, like, a big change, I think, in the industry.

Trisha Paytas (39:04)

Yeah, I saw people. Not to compare, but comparing, like, Victoria's Secret plus size versus the Savage x Fenty one. And they. Yeah, they have. Because I will say, like, I hate the comment, like, the conversation, like, she's not big enough to be plus size.

Oscar (39:17)

All that.

Trisha Paytas (39:17)

Like, you know, Victoria's Secret definitely still has the bigger girls that have the shape and the flat stomach. Savage x Fenty had them of all shapes. So if you have an apple shape, if you have, like, a smaller butt but you have, like, a bigger belly, like, they have, like, as opposed to. I think Victoria's Secret still was with the large, but there was no bellies. You know what I mean? And I think most people, including myself now it's like, you know, we have the belly, so it's really. David Dobrik. It's really about seeing what the lingerie looks like on our bellies. Do you wear it up? Do you wear it down? Does the belly hang over? Do you tuck your belly in like there are. We do want to see that representation out there. And again, I applaud for Troy Seeker. I loved. I think it was like so diverse. I think it was great. But Savage x Fenty, putting out girls that don't have like a big. Even if they're a big girl or bigger bellies, like, it was kind of amazing because you just don't see that sort of representation. So I, I agree. Yeah. I think Rihanna, I mean, she's just the pioneer of it all.

Co-host (40:08)

Yeah. Really ahead of the time and really set the trend and made it like it proved that. That you can still have like a lucrative business again. David Dobrik by not. By not marketing towards like one type or highlighting one type of.

Trisha Paytas (40:20)

Yeah.

Co-host (40:21)

And actually be more lucrative.

Trisha Paytas (40:22)

Yeah, I think so. And I think that's also. I mean, Skims is a really good product, but I think also with the way they cater to, to like every, you know, like people who may not have nipples because of like cancer or whatever or like larger girls with the 4x5x moms they cater to, like, it's just like literally. And all the, all the skin tones for that too. Like the flesh color is like, I mean, they have probably like 10 or 12 different shades. So. Yeah, it's like you said, it's actually companies who try to be like exclusive. It's like, I don't know if that's the move anymore. Aloe, I'm looking at you. I would love to wear some of your clothes, but we're in large and I cannot. I tried, I tried to squeeze into it. It didn't work. I'm not saying everyone has to, but maybe everyone should.

Co-host (40:58)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (40:58)

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Co-host (43:06)

That was. It aired like Thursday, I think last Thursday.

Trisha Paytas (43:09)

Okay. So.

Co-host (43:10)

Oh no, it aired Wednesday night after. After.

Trisha Paytas (43:14)

I wondered that. Yeah. Because I was like, why do we miss that? How was your weekend? I want to hear about it.

Co-host (43:21)

Well, I did go out, which was an experience. Yes. So shout out Misha and Evan. I think they have a joint Instagram account. Misha and Evan, actually. Oh. Because if you guys remember the callback they planned and invited us to this party back in July. It was a Halloween party planned all the way back in July. And it finally happened. Halloween is upon us, and it finally happened.

Trisha Paytas (43:46)

How was it? Okay, so start with everything. First of all, were you ever questioning not going? Were you like, okay, I have to make it this. Because you were gonna go last week to Chapel Run, and they're like, okay.

Co-host (43:55)

Yeah, no, I knew I was gonna go to this one because I have immensely preparing since July and I'd love like a Misha and Evan party. I went to one. I forget. I don't remember when that one was, but they have a good. They're always good vibe and they're just so sweet. They're the sweetest people in the world. I have a lot of friends because I was looking at the party full page of like the. The landing page for their party, and they had invited like 500 people. And I'm like, how do they have 500 friends? That is gaggy. It is fully gaggy. But they're just like, so sweet and. And like cute and fashionable. I don't know. They're everything. They had a camel there. There was a camel there.

Trisha Paytas (44:27)

Okay. Was it Egyptian themed?

Co-host (44:28)

It was Hollywood themed. Oh, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (44:31)

Where'd the camel come from? What movie? Joseph Drinko.

Co-host (44:36)

Honestly, maybe. Maybe that's only camera I can think.

Oscar (44:38)

Of probably more like Lawrence of Arabia or something like that.

Trisha Paytas (44:41)

No one knows.

Co-host (44:42)

No one knows. They really did want you to dj, but you just have too much going on. But I do think they want to meet a dj. I told you this back.

Trisha Paytas (44:51)

I've never DJ in my life, but maybe I should dj. Everyone's doing it now.

Co-host (44:54)

No, you should. I think your debut has to be at one of their parties because they keep wanting you to dj, but every time we have one of the parties, you have a lot going on.

Trisha Paytas (45:01)

Okay, but how do I dj? Do I get turntables?

Co-host (45:04)

They have it. I mean, Evan is a dj. Leland, who is Troye Sivan's producer. I mean, he produces for everyone, but he produces for Troye Sivan. He was also one of the DJs. So I think they would probably. Probably. I think you would mime it. Probably.

Oscar (45:17)

You know, but you start with making a playlist like it's your playlist. Oh. And then, you know, they help smooth it out and make it.

Trisha Paytas (45:23)

I can play whatever I want.

Oscar (45:25)

Yeah, I mean, that. That'll be the whole gag outside, always looking.

Trisha Paytas (45:31)

Really?

Co-host (45:32)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (45:33)

Okay.

Co-host (45:33)

I mean, Tari Yami's a DJ. Vanilla Mace is a DJ. DJing is where it's at.

Trisha Paytas (45:37)

Okay. DJ Trish, I would love to maybe, like, in a little club in, like, West Hollywood.

Co-host (45:40)

I'd love to come DJ, because, yeah, Evan is Deja. He DJs at those clubs all the time. So I think, yeah, maybe that can be. I will do it. The next venture.

Trisha Paytas (45:49)

I slowed down in the first half of the new year quarter one. I'm slow as I've learned what people say. Okay, so you were definitely going. You went with Darian.

Co-host (45:59)

Yes. And it was costume themed. Now I have, like, four costumes prepared. I did a photo shoot right for my Halloween Instagrams, like, right before that day, which was. Yes. Which is already booking too much for one day. But it was, like, the only day it would work.

Trisha Paytas (46:13)

Had a photo shoot and a party today.

Co-host (46:15)

And then I was really confident. Our two outfits. We had two couples costumes for the photo shoot, but one was comfortable for me but uncomfortable for Darian, and then the other one was uncomfortable for me, but comfortable for Darian. So our couple's costume was like. No, it was done.

Trisha Paytas (46:31)

Can you say not the photo shoot? What was the second one? Or can you not say this?

Co-host (46:35)

The one I wore to the party? Yeah, that one is for us for next episode.

Trisha Paytas (46:41)

Wait, but what was the couple? One that was comfortable for you and after.

Co-host (46:43)

We were Superman and.

Oscar (46:46)

What?

Co-host (46:46)

Why am I with Jimmy? No, Superman and Lex Luthor. And I, like, it was just like, a vest and, like, a tie. It was like business casual. But a bald cap. You did a bald cap? Yes.

Trisha Paytas (46:58)

Did you find someone to do it or you did it?

Co-host (46:59)

I did it myself. It was chalked as hell, so the magic of retouching is really gonna come through because it was chopped like it was. Yeah, I was not blended.

Oscar (47:09)

What's a bald cap? What is it mean?

Co-host (47:10)

It's like just a. Like a latex that you put over. I mean, you know, from when I get bald.

Oscar (47:16)

But were you bald or you had a wig over it?

Co-host (47:18)

No, bald.

Trisha Paytas (47:19)

Like, the cap is bald. It's skin, it's flesh.

Oscar (47:21)

So everyone shows up to the party bald.

Co-host (47:24)

This is where my photo shows.

Oscar (47:26)

Okay.

Co-host (47:27)

Okay.

Oscar (47:27)

I thought that was the. The requirement for the party.

Trisha Paytas (47:31)

A cap that's bald. Okay.

Co-host (47:34)

But Darian's Superman outfit was, like, really restricting, like, in his shoulder, so he couldn't really move much. And then we were X Men for our other costume, and his was just, like, you know, the stretchy fabric. Yeah, but mine was, like, so many layers, and it was pleather and also had, like, a face key kind of thing. And it was like I was dripping in sweat. Just the photo shoot. So imagining that at the club, I was like, there's no way. And I only had one ball cap. So once that was done for the photo shoot, I couldn't be bald again. So then I had to use.

Trisha Paytas (48:06)

Because why? Because you. You can't reuse them or what?

Co-host (48:09)

No, because it was, like, cute cut to my. And then it was falling apart as I was cutting it. Yeah, it was very chopped.

Trisha Paytas (48:15)

Those are so hard. Like, you really need to have someone do a ball cap for you. Those are crazy.

Co-host (48:18)

You need, like, a makeup effects person. Because it's tough because Tana's doing a.

Trisha Paytas (48:22)

Bald cap, too, for one of her Halloween costumes, so she had to, like, find a bald cap person. And it's hard. It's hard to find.

Co-host (48:26)

I did. I saw that quick segue. I did see that on her Instagram story, and she keep calling it vfx. Like, she's like, I need a VFX person.

Trisha Paytas (48:32)

That sounds like me.

Co-host (48:33)

I will fly you anywhere from the world to do my Halloween. I was like, why do you need a. Then I put two and two together. I was like, oh, she means, like.

Trisha Paytas (48:40)

She'S doing actually two ball caps. I won't give it away. But she's doing. And then she's doing something really intricate. I was like, oh, my gosh. Like, she's really going hardcore. She's staying here. She's gonna go to Y and staying here. So she has, like, a whole. Like, she has a whole extra week to do it, because it's like, this week and next week to do it. So she has shoes. I know. That's literally me trying to find someone too. I couldn't find anyone. It's hard.

Co-host (48:57)

It is. Everyone's booked. I mean, everyone's booked.

Trisha Paytas (48:59)

That is the hard part. So, yeah. Okay, so you had the bald cap.

Co-host (49:02)

Yeah. So once the photo shoot was done, I was like, damn, those two outfits, they're just goners. And then my backup is the one that we're wearing, but that. It's very camp. And I was catfished by a wig. I got this, like, wig that was supposed to be, like, long, like, cool, curly hair, and it just looked not too much unlike the one you have now. Wait, what was.

Trisha Paytas (49:23)

And this was for the one we're wearing all together?

Co-host (49:25)

Yes. It's for our costume. Yeah. Cause.

Trisha Paytas (49:28)

Okay.

Co-host (49:28)

Love. Yeah. And I had, like, the little outfit or whatever, and then. And I was like, okay, well, I guess it was in too deep. I'm like, this Is all I got left right now because my cooler costume didn't come in yet. It comes in, like, this week.

Trisha Paytas (49:42)

The cooler costume is what, the K.

Co-host (49:43)

Pop Demon Hunters one that we're doing? Yes.

Trisha Paytas (49:45)

Oh, we haven't gotten.

Co-host (49:47)

Comes in, like, today.

Trisha Paytas (49:49)

So did you order from Netflix?

Co-host (49:51)

Yes. Yes, yes.

Trisha Paytas (49:51)

That's where we ordered from, too. Are we being the one of the same or.

Co-host (49:54)

No, I got two just in case I had to back up. Watch both of you be the ones that I know.

Trisha Paytas (49:59)

I was like. Cause I saw our shirts on there, and I was like, I wonder if there's more. There probably is.

Co-host (50:02)

Every single one. A single one.

Trisha Paytas (50:03)

Oh, they did.

Co-host (50:04)

Yeah. And I assume you were the. Yes. And I assumed you were the pink.

Trisha Paytas (50:07)

Definitely the pink. I pick Halloween costume design if there's a pink in there.

Co-host (50:11)

So I was like, yeah, okay. My process of elimination.

Trisha Paytas (50:13)

Yeah, okay.

Co-host (50:15)

But that one didn't come in yet. So I was stuck with, like, this chopped long wig and I don't know. Not a good outfit. Someone thought it was Napoleon Dynamite. It was, like, a mess. So I was already. I went, and it was at this club in Hollywood, and already I get there. There's a line, like, out the door. There's a line out the door. And I'm like, damn. They really do have a lot of friends.

Trisha Paytas (50:37)

Yeah, 500 is a lot.

Co-host (50:39)

It's a lot. They put me on the. No, Skip. That's how many friends they have. They had a list of, like, general mission, a list of, like, skip. And then, like, the VIP, which was, like, the DJs. And.

Trisha Paytas (50:48)

And what were you.

Co-host (50:50)

I was the Skip list. Thanks.

Trisha Paytas (50:51)

Skip means you skipped the line.

Co-host (50:52)

Yeah, I know. I felt really cool.

Trisha Paytas (50:55)

Oh, my God. That's really cool.

Co-host (50:56)

And then I felt even cooler because I. I walk in.

Trisha Paytas (50:58)

Oh, that's so nice.

Co-host (50:59)

Chaperone is just, like, walking by, going up the stairs, and I was like, gag. Okay. And she was Charlie XCX with. With, like, the dark hair, like, the black hair, and she had, like, a brat shirt and, like, fishnets on, and she looked so cool.

Trisha Paytas (51:13)

What do you do? Are you, like. Are you going to Darian? That's chaperone. Or are you just, like, playing?

Co-host (51:17)

I'm playing it cool because everyone is gagged, and I'm like, I don't want. I feel, you know, especially Chapel is, like, you know, made her boundaries very clear. And this is also, like, Misha and.

Trisha Paytas (51:24)

Evan's friends and stuff.

Co-host (51:25)

So I don't. I'm like, let me just play it cool.

Trisha Paytas (51:27)

You didn't Do a wave I didn't do. Sometimes I love when someone's like, hey, Chapel. And just like, keep it moving, you know? Like, yeah, no, okay.

Co-host (51:35)

And then I just saw her walk by. Yeah, I played it cool. I played it cool. And then I was like. And then Darian was like, oh, I think I just saw Chapel. And I was like, yep. But also because of this wig, I was like, no one's gonna know it's me. So I precursor. I did nothing, like, cool. I did nothing. Like, I didn't have any cool. The only celebrity I talked to was Harry Daniels. Cuz I was like, that's family, you know?

Trisha Paytas (51:55)

Oh, my. Harry. J. Like, you talk to Harry? Harry Daniels? He was there?

Co-host (52:00)

Yes. Harry Daniels all of a sudden showed up and he was the only celebrity I talked to. Granted. He went up to Chapel and he was like, hey, like, you know, Harry Daniels doesn't give a flying. He was like, hey, should I call you Chapel or should I call you Kaylee? And she's like, you can call me Chapel. And I was like, harry, you can't. What?

Trisha Paytas (52:16)

Harry, Were you there? Did you hear it? Or you just told.

Co-host (52:19)

You came back and told me.

Trisha Paytas (52:21)

Oh, my God.

Co-host (52:22)

I was like, I can't, I can't.

Trisha Paytas (52:24)

And so did he sing to her? No. Okay.

Co-host (52:28)

He's already done that, though he has already said.

Trisha Paytas (52:32)

And then not asking that question is crazy.

Co-host (52:34)

He is crazy for that.

Trisha Paytas (52:36)

When she always says, like, y' all don't know, Kaylee.

Co-host (52:39)

And then I was like, on the dance floor for a part, and all of a sudden Chapel, like, came off the stage, I guess, to start talking to people. But again, I was just like, I'm not gonna say anything. Even, like, Misha and Evan came down, but I was like, playing incognito. And also Acacia forgot was there too.

Trisha Paytas (52:53)

Oh, my God, I love this guy.

Co-host (52:54)

Again, I was like. And Darren was like, oh, say hi to Acacia. But I was like, no one's gonna know it's me, so I'm just gonna, like, not do anything. I was. I don't know, I thought it was like Hannah Montana or something.

Trisha Paytas (53:02)

Yeah, yeah, the wig. I'm in disguise.

Co-host (53:04)

No one's gonna know me. And then I saw the girls from Cat's Eye. They showed up too. Again, I was just like. I was. They didn't know you.

Trisha Paytas (53:11)

You did a shoot with them for E.T. didn't you?

Co-host (53:13)

But I didn'.

Trisha Paytas (53:17)

Take off the wig. It's me, Oscar.

Co-host (53:19)

Because I just assumed no one would know anything. No, I think so too. But I was Like, I don't know. I was so. And then I was so self conscious about my wig. I was like, I just gotta drink. So then I was drinking too, and I have like a low tolerance already. So I was like, after one, I was feeling it after three, I was like, girl, I was just like dancing to just about anything.

Trisha Paytas (53:38)

Oh. I was gonna say, what are you like when you had a few drinks?

Co-host (53:41)

Just a good time. You are sweet. I'm giggling, I'm dancing. I. I'm just enlightened almost.

Trisha Paytas (53:47)

But Jay Shetty over.

Co-host (53:49)

But yeah, literally. And I was just like, I was just kind of living. I was. But again, I just was assuming and no one would have known who I was because of this wig. So I didn't see. I don't even know if Misha never knew I showed up. I mean, they were texting me, you.

Trisha Paytas (54:02)

Know her, she knows you.

Co-host (54:04)

I know. And they were texting me before, like telling me, are you. Hey, are you coming? And I was like, yes.

Trisha Paytas (54:09)

And you didn't say hi. Okay, someone's texting you, Are you coming? That means they're like waiting for you.

Co-host (54:13)

But I was like, like I was very self conscious about this wig. I was. I get that a bad wig will really do it, Taya.

Oscar (54:19)

For sure.

Trisha Paytas (54:19)

Yeah, yeah.

Co-host (54:21)

But yeah, other than that, I had a great time. So you didn't see a couple twice?

Oscar (54:24)

No.

Trisha Paytas (54:25)

Cat's eye.

Co-host (54:26)

No, I looked up at them and I was like, oh, work granted. Harry Daniels was just talking about anyone.

Trisha Paytas (54:31)

And you didn't even after a few drinks, you're like, you know what? Let me go say hi to Manal.

Co-host (54:34)

No, Manal wasn't there. It was Megan, Emily, I think Laura, because Lara's sister was there. Laura's sister Raya was a DJ for part of it as well.

Oscar (54:44)

So, you know, next Halloween you get to dress up as Harry Daniels Tea and Darian could be this his sister and then just go up to anyone and sink to.

Co-host (54:53)

That is actually such a good idea.

Oscar (54:55)

Just go up to any celebrity you see the confidence and just sing to them. Bring a teddy bear. Like it's easy.

Co-host (55:01)

So sickening. That's a good costume right there.

Trisha Paytas (55:03)

He does love a build a bear. That'd be so good. What was Daring Dragon dressed as?

Co-host (55:07)

He was the. His X Men costume because it was just one of those like stretchy zip up ones. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (55:12)

Okay.

Co-host (55:13)

So we also didn't like. Our costumes were also like very different and he didn't want to wear like the pieces that made it like he didn't Want to wear the jacket or like any of the pieces that made it. The costume?

Trisha Paytas (55:22)

He's going half.

Co-host (55:23)

Yeah. So we just. People didn't really know who he was. No one really knew who I was.

Trisha Paytas (55:30)

Were costumes like over the top? Here are these like custom costumes people are wearing.

Co-host (55:34)

I thought it was going to be like.

Trisha Paytas (55:36)

Like full out. High plume.

Co-host (55:38)

Yes. But there were some like really random costumes.

Trisha Paytas (55:41)

Like Amazon.

Co-host (55:42)

Yeah. So it was a mixed bag. It was definitely that. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (55:45)

What was Harry Daniels?

Co-host (55:46)

I think he was Harry Daniels, to.

Trisha Paytas (55:48)

Be honest, because even at the Wicked premiere, he just shows up in like pajamas. And I was like. And he had a witch hat. I was like, what are we being here? He's like, I'm wicked at home.

Co-host (55:59)

I think. Yeah. He said he was having a rough night because he also. He said that. That he saw one of the guys he was like obsessed with and they didn't give a F about him. He's like, the third plane has hit. Harry Daniels Towers. I was like, damn.

Trisha Paytas (56:12)

Was he with his sister?

Co-host (56:13)

I think he came solo because he moved to LA by himself.

Trisha Paytas (56:17)

Wow. Wow.

Co-host (56:19)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (56:19)

Oh, he moved to la. He's not in New York anymore.

Co-host (56:21)

No. Yeah, he lives in LA now.

Trisha Paytas (56:23)

I was going to hoping to see him, but.

Co-host (56:25)

Yeah, yeah, it was. It was quite a time. It was fierce though, know, seeing Chapel casually walk around and I was like.

Trisha Paytas (56:33)

I couldn't imagine, like, it was gaggy. When you see like any celebrity, it's like to me it's like a big deal. Like any celebrities. We saw Nick Cannon, the Pumpkin Patch. I'm like, it's Nick Cannon. I don't even care like that much, but I get really excited. Like, it's Nick Cannon. But if you see someone you like, love, right? You love cats. Like, you love Chapel. And like you see and you're just like. It's almost. Yeah. You almost don't want to say anything.

Co-host (56:50)

Like I think cuz I love, I do love them that I'm like, I want to respect them and like they're just here to have fun. They're friends with, you know, all these people.

Trisha Paytas (56:58)

Like, like, were they taking pictures with people? Did you notice at all taking pictures?

Co-host (57:01)

They were like. Chapel came down to talk to some people on the dance floor. I'm assuming like she just knew that because it's all like their friend group.

Trisha Paytas (57:07)

And so it is such a tough one. I'm like trying to think like. I guess if it's 500 people, then that's a lot. That can be a lot. I guess it was like, small, like, 100 people. Maybe they don't care as much to take pictures. Like, we've had, like, celebrities, like, not a lot. We had one celebrity coming to, like, our wedding thing, like, and, like, people, like, wanted pictures with him, and he was really cool about it, and he was, like, a big, like, a list celebrity. So I feel like. I feel like if it's a smaller thing, maybe they're like, oh, they just expected, like, that person that, you know, he's just like, oh, he's just happy to take pictures of people and then. But I guess if it's a bigger one, it could feel a little more like Everybody wants picture 500.

Co-host (57:44)

Yeah, it was a lot of people and, like, a small venue, too. So it's, like, very tight.

Oscar (57:48)

You know how it is. Once one camera comes out, it becomes a meet and greet. Suddenly there's a line.

Trisha Paytas (57:52)

That's. That's true.

Oscar (57:53)

It's. It's a tough one.

Co-host (57:55)

Yeah. So I was. I was playing it really cool. I felt cool to just be there. I was like, oh, I have a story to tell.

Trisha Paytas (58:00)

Yeah. Yeah. No, I love that you went. I'm so glad you did, because I was just like, oh, my God.

Co-host (58:03)

I was.

Trisha Paytas (58:04)

Cuz. Yeah. Cuz that morning you came over here first, and then you're like, oh, my God, I'm gonna wear this costume here. I'm like, oh, my God. I didn't know the photo shoot was happening that day, too.

Co-host (58:10)

Yeah, it was a lot. Too much planned for one day.

Trisha Paytas (58:12)

Photo shoot takes so much, like, out of you for sure. So you did both back to back.

Co-host (58:15)

You did both, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (58:17)

Do you see the photos, like, how they turn out?

Co-host (58:18)

I've seen the Raw. They're gonna be, like, edited to, like, look, you know, gaggy, I guess.

Trisha Paytas (58:23)

But who shot for someone off Instagram or someone you knew?

Co-host (58:26)

Her name on Instagram is Make sure I have it Death Cats, I think her handle is. But she.

Trisha Paytas (58:31)

Did she reach out from your Instagram post?

Co-host (58:33)

Yeah. So the girls that you work with all the time, Drip Dome, she works with them a lot.

Trisha Paytas (58:37)

Oh, my God. You should drip. Don't come. They're here for. They live in New York, but they're, like, here for our Halloween sets. Oh, they would.

Co-host (58:43)

I'm so dead.

Trisha Paytas (58:44)

They're doing that. Our one on Saturday, too. I'm really excited. Okay, Wait, so, yeah, her Instagram is.

Co-host (58:47)

Death Cast, but yeah, she works. She. I think Drip Dome, I put out a very Tricia coded, like, call to action, like, any photographers in the area? And then got A lot. I was like, wow. So now I have like it works the catalog of like for whenever I need photos, I guess.

Trisha Paytas (59:01)

Oh, that's so nice.

Co-host (59:03)

Yeah, she and she also shot like the girls next level cover art for like the Holly the podcast.

Trisha Paytas (59:09)

Oh yeah.

Co-host (59:10)

That's huge.

Trisha Paytas (59:10)

I must know her. I must have like seen her.

Co-host (59:12)

And she's gorgeous. She's like just cute, blonde, has tattoos. Yeah, she's so cute.

Trisha Paytas (59:16)

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Co-host (60:54)

I think I was kind of in character, so I didn't Care.

Trisha Paytas (60:56)

Yeah.

Co-host (60:56)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (60:57)

I saw people get so nervous. Like, a photo shoot. They get so nervous.

Co-host (60:59)

I think if I was trying to, like, give fashion or, like, give, like, hot, I would be more nervous. But giving kink camp in the character. I'm like, well, this is.

Trisha Paytas (61:08)

You were Lex Luthor?

Co-host (61:09)

Yeah, I was like.

Trisha Paytas (61:10)

And where did you shoot him? Inside? Outside?

Co-host (61:12)

Yeah, like a little. A photo space or whatever. A studio.

Trisha Paytas (61:15)

Was it just like a plain backdrop or.

Co-host (61:17)

It was like one. It was like color like this. The Lex Luther one was like the Superman, like, clouds.

Trisha Paytas (61:24)

Okay. It's giving photo call, like at the Oscars or something like that. I love that.

Co-host (61:28)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (61:29)

I'm excited to see him.

Co-host (61:30)

Yeah, I'm excited, too. It literally is just for, like, wanting to entertain myself.

Trisha Paytas (61:35)

But no, same us too. Like, it is so silly. Like, Dripdom does do, like, they put this crazy, like, church set. They brought microphones, a stage, like, it was so crazy. And we shot for, like, you know, 45 minutes. I'm like, okay, thank you. And then they bring a big U Haul. They're like, taking all this stuff out, and I'm like, no, I know. It's, like, so silly.

Co-host (61:50)

But fantasy.

Trisha Paytas (61:51)

It's for the fantasy. And it really is so much fun. Next time, just get dripped on to put like a little phone booth in there or something, you know, I don't know where Superman is, but that'd be really cute. Were you guys doing a couple poses even though they're not couples?

Co-host (62:02)

Yeah. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (62:03)

I love. So it's like if Superman and Lex Luther found love.

Co-host (62:06)

God. I mean, I was still giving. I was giving the movie, which was like, lex Luthor hates Superman. But there also is, like, an air of homoeroticism to it because it's like, why are you so obsessed with hating on him? Like, you must kind of have some kind of deeper feeling.

Trisha Paytas (62:19)

Yeah.

Co-host (62:21)

So we were giving that. There was tension.

Trisha Paytas (62:23)

Oh, I love. I can't wait to see. Weren't you gonna post on Halloween?

Co-host (62:26)

No, I'm gonna do before because I feel like everyone posts on Halloween, so.

Trisha Paytas (62:30)

Yeah, and you gotta get it in for those publications. Like I said, the publications they collect from the week, so get it.

Co-host (62:35)

Yeah, it's true. They do start scheduling. They, like, will put it in their roundup and then schedule it to go out on Halloween. So if you post on Halloween, it's over.

Trisha Paytas (62:43)

Right? You're so right. You're so right. Oh, my gosh. That's gonna be. I can't wait to see. It's gonna be so cute. I love that you did the Isla photos. I think, like, more people should do photo shoots just for, like, fun. Because it's fun. It gives you, like, something to do together. It feels like a little like, even this morning, I felt like we had, like, a little date. We are also brother and sister.

Oscar (63:00)

We were singing and dancing all morning.

Trisha Paytas (63:01)

We were singing it. We were tapped.

Co-host (63:03)

This is our.

Trisha Paytas (63:03)

Okay. This was our big tap dancing number that we did this morning, too. So we had our tap shoes on. It was the song we pre recorded together. So it was like. It was a big thing to come together, but it was fun. We had a little. A little date. And yeah, it gives you something to. To, like, I don't know, focus on and it's fun. I don't know. I even, like, I wish we would have done Halloween because everyone's like, how come there's no Halloween costumes yet? And it's like, they are fun, but it is a lot of work.

Co-host (63:24)

Yeah, it's a lot.

Trisha Paytas (63:25)

Everything. Accessories and, like, coordinating people's schedules. And it's just like. It is. It is a thing.

Co-host (63:30)

Yeah. And then you get some of the costumes, too. Like the ones that I thought it was so prepared because the ones for a photo shoot I ordered, like, early September, but, like, like, they come from overseas and there's terrace, but then there's also no return. So, like, you're kind of screwed. It's like, this is going to fit me one way or another.

Trisha Paytas (63:47)

Did you like the quality of it, though?

Co-host (63:49)

Yeah, the quality is good, but it's just hot. It's really, really hot. Not very practical. I think if you're, like, tall. If you are like the tall model build where you can wear anything, then it must be, like, so much easier.

Trisha Paytas (64:00)

But yeah, was like your Deadpool one you had last year.

Co-host (64:03)

Yeah. That same, like, material. Yeah. So thick and hot.

Trisha Paytas (64:07)

I try to do comfortable costumes anymore.

Co-host (64:09)

That is. That is the key.

Trisha Paytas (64:11)

It's just better. That's, like, Tanner, too, this year. She was just saying, like, she's not doing, like, she's done being anything, you know, like, sexy, anything. She was. I just want to be, like, ugly. So hers that she has coming up, she's like. She has some crazy ones that are just, like, not cute.

Co-host (64:23)

I did love her. Alabama Barker. That was. That was.

Trisha Paytas (64:26)

Oh, that was cute. Yeah, that one was cute. I thought it was pretty harmless. I think people were like, oh, my gosh, they're being messy. Really?

Co-host (64:31)

I thought it was like.

Trisha Paytas (64:32)

Like, I think some people thought it was messy. I thought so, too. And she looked Good. It's like she made it look like pretty her and pages her and page looks so good. It's very relevant too. It's just like a very topical costume.

Co-host (64:41)

My favorite thing on TikTok is like when people give like costume ideas and it's like random memes that you can be. It's like the girl that goes. Let's ask the audience. Timmy Thick. Like, it's like what I saw one idea which was like Shane Dawson learning how to do eyeshadow.

Trisha Paytas (64:55)

Oh my God, that's so funny. That's a good meme one.

Co-host (64:57)

Yes. I love the random names that people can do as costumes. That's my favorite.

Trisha Paytas (65:01)

We'll say the meme that comes up speaking. You brought it up for Shane Dawson, not me. Was that. And you showed me this meme like a couple weeks ago. But I see it now all the time on TikTok and it's him like watching Jeffree star rearrange eyeshadows.

Co-host (65:14)

Yes. And it's like the craziest, as if he's Jeffree is solving like world hunger like the cure for cancer with like doing like equations on a chocolate. And the music is so dramatic. And girl, I can't even clock people because I was eating that up back in the day. Like I. In retrospect I'm like, this is so cringe. But I know, damn. While in the moment I was watching that documentary being like, oh, oh, his mind. How do you know to put the pink next to the neutral shade? Oh my God.

Trisha Paytas (65:47)

I was giving Shane.

Co-host (65:48)

I was eating it up at the time. So I can't even clock.

Trisha Paytas (65:50)

It needs to be our hall. We need to do that for Halloween or just for fun. Because also Shane, you could be the Shane. Shane just be like, oh my God.

Oscar (65:56)

Oh my God.

Trisha Paytas (65:57)

He's looking in the camera like, are you getting this?

Co-host (65:58)

And Jeffrey's just moving little colors.

Trisha Paytas (66:01)

I'm like, I see it all the time. I'll pop up on my tik tok and it makes me like like laugh, cry every time. Like I'll be in bed like and once like, what are you laughing at? I'm just like crawling about to cry because I'm just like. Cuz it's like. And not even in a mean way or anything. It's just so funny because like you said probably a lot of people were gagged like that back then. Like he was being so for real. Real. And I'm sure if you look back now, I'm sure even Shane will probably be like, girl, I hope I Mean, maybe not. Maybe it's impressive. I don't know. I know nothing about makeup, but it was. I know those kind of things. I do love when people are like a meme. I think that's, like, funny. I'm trying to think, what meme? I don't even know memes. What meme would I be?

Co-host (66:32)

I mean, you are.

Oscar (66:35)

You have so many.

Trisha Paytas (66:36)

I do. I don't know. What is, like, a good meme? I don't know.

Co-host (66:41)

I mean, you'd be a good Kelly Osborne.

Oscar (66:43)

Osborne.

Trisha Paytas (66:44)

Oh, my God.

Oscar (66:46)

Just look at his shirt over there.

Co-host (66:47)

Oh, yeah. Tea.

Trisha Paytas (66:48)

Oh, yeah. All the little faces. Oh, my God. So funny. I would love to be Kelly Osborne. Which one, though?

Co-host (66:52)

You would. I mean, you hate you. The. Oh, that's not. Who's gonna clean you?

Trisha Paytas (66:58)

She did a good one of that. No, that would be the worst one for me to do. There would be. I don't know. I liked her back in the day. Like, the Shut up one or Papa Don't Preach at the MTV vma. I do love a Kelly Osbourne. That's a good one. Which meme would you be?

Co-host (67:14)

I honestly would love to be like, that Kelly Osbourne with, like, the purple, like, pompadour pouf. The black leather jacket. I know it very well.

Trisha Paytas (67:21)

Yeah, and you love the. That's not.

Co-host (67:22)

Oh, that's not.

Trisha Paytas (67:23)

Yeah, just cut you. That'd be a good one for you. That'd be great. Which one would you be?

Oscar (67:29)

I'd be like, what? Huh? Huh?

Trisha Paytas (67:32)

Okay, that was pretty good. I'll give you that one. Thank you for being a meme of my. I don't know what I'd be. I honestly don't. I'm so bad at memes.

Co-host (67:41)

Oh, you know who I'd love for you to be that one. I don't know whether it's, like, the barista. Have you seen it where they snatch their waist by, like, tightening the. The apron? No. I guess you could also be the Sabrina Carpenter one that we talked about.

Trisha Paytas (67:53)

Which one is that one?

Co-host (67:54)

The. The talk show one. The fat Sabrina Carpenter meme.

Trisha Paytas (67:57)

Oh, my God. That's the one I want to be as a gamer. That's the. I love it. I wish you could see more of.

Oscar (68:02)

This.

Trisha Paytas (68:02)

Is Giving Fast Carpenter. No, it's getting her on snl. That's Sabrina Carbon.

Co-host (68:08)

Oh, I wish she did reference it on snl. That would have been funny.

Trisha Paytas (68:11)

Oh, that would have been so good. Maybe it's too niche. Maybe it's too d. I know.

Oscar (68:14)

Definitely look like an SNL character. Right now.

Trisha Paytas (68:17)

Yeah, it does feel like a hair. Feels like an Anna Gastire one. Maybe the Schweddy Balls or one of those. Yeah, I do feel SNL right now. Did you watch?

Co-host (68:26)

I've watched clips I don't like.

Trisha Paytas (68:30)

Who watches actually, like SNL and they.

Co-host (68:32)

Post clips so quick. Like, I feel like they post. They tweet them as the show is airing almost.

Trisha Paytas (68:36)

I think so too. It feels like even like talk shows, like do things for social media.

Co-host (68:41)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (68:41)

I think people know a bit of it all. Yeah, she was good.

Co-host (68:44)

I love, love, love Sprint. She's so like, she has such a charisma. I mean, that was her whole part of the monologue. I can have charisma with anyone.

Trisha Paytas (68:53)

Yeah. Which is true.

Co-host (68:54)

And it is true. And she. I forgot too, like, she coming from like child acting that she still like has that in her now. I see her just as pop star, but I forget she was like star of tall girl in that one dance movie on Netflix and Girl Meets World.

Trisha Paytas (69:08)

Yeah. Grandma's World. She was everything. Yeah. I love her. I love. I think she's so funny and cute.

Co-host (69:13)

And her performance was so cute. Also very Trish coated, I must say.

Trisha Paytas (69:16)

Which one? The underwear one.

Co-host (69:17)

Yes, I love that one. When she was singing, but the hairbrush microphone was gaggy. It was so gaggy.

Trisha Paytas (69:23)

Oh, my God. No, everything about. About her performances are just like so perfect and put together like nicely and a host and sing on the same is like, I know.

Co-host (69:31)

And so perfect for her and whoever her creative director is, like, whoever she's collaborating with, like, the vision is so good. Like the second I saw that little like her singing on the bed and like that arrangement of Me and Child, I was like, this is so good.

Trisha Paytas (69:44)

Yeah. It made me like the song so much more. Like watching that performance, it's like, wait, this is a good song.

Co-host (69:48)

It's like, yeah. And then she did Nobody's Son for her second song. And I thought that was really cute too.

Trisha Paytas (69:57)

Yeah. I love the little like, did we talk about this before us breaking the boards?

Co-host (70:01)

Yes, yes.

Trisha Paytas (70:02)

It was giving Oscar Trish breaking boards when they were 10. Because you remember, like, those were so easy to break. They would like these, like you just do it. And I know people were like, oh.

Co-host (70:09)

My God, Sabrina the Carpenter is so strong. How is she?

Trisha Paytas (70:12)

I was like, well, she is too.

Co-host (70:13)

But she very well.

Trisha Paytas (70:14)

Could they make them for like some. Not hers. I'm not saying hers, but ours is like, they make them for like 5 year olds to break. So when you do the Competition. You just have to like hit it in the middle.

Co-host (70:21)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (70:22)

Which is, you know, I mean, Sabrina.

Co-host (70:24)

Was breaking them with ease though, so I imagine they must be the easier.

Trisha Paytas (70:27)

Because she's like, yeah, yeah, that's so funny.

Co-host (70:31)

Rina Soyama though, did clock this one thing. She not Rena is like an Asian artist. And then she did clock that, like she posted an Instagram story. She said, big love to Sabrina. But fellow artists, creative teams, if we are clearly referencing a culture, please can you do so with re. Please can you do so with the research respecting carrot deserves shoes onto Tommy is jail. So because her and her team were like in the crew or the band were all wearing like little shoes on the. On the ground. And obviously you do like the martial arts, like barefoot. So it's like the cultural thing. So that is like a good note, I guess, especially because it is like referencing something so cultural. But then I guess the someone brought up too, like, well, is it like a union thing? Are you even allowed to be barefoot, like on that kind of like TV stage? I feel like you're. I don't know if you are.

Trisha Paytas (71:25)

I don't.

Co-host (71:25)

I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (71:26)

Why would you not be?

Oscar (71:27)

If the shoe you're wearing to begin with is not like a steel toe shoe, then you can. Because it's not going to prevent any injury. But the tatami mattress is what people sleep on too. That's why they take their shoes of. Because I just saw a TikTok of somebody going to Japan.

Co-host (71:40)

Yeah.

Oscar (71:40)

And they were walking into their house and it's like, where's the bedroom? Where's the bed? Not understanding that the tatami mattresses are the bed. That's where you sleep on, so.

Trisha Paytas (71:49)

Oh. I mean, I'm sure you're able to go barefoot on a set. I would think.

Co-host (71:52)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (71:53)

But I maybe just aesthetic wise they were.

Co-host (71:56)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (71:57)

Some people don't like to be barefoot. But first of all, I would love to be barefoot. I would have been like, let me. Yeah. I'm sure people have performed barefoot there before.

Co-host (72:03)

Yeah. Because they've done so many. I mean, Halsey was painting on like a portrait on that.

Trisha Paytas (72:07)

Right.

Co-host (72:07)

I feel like you can do kind of anything on that stage. But so that was like a good note that I didn't think about. But other than that, like, I really did love her performances.

Trisha Paytas (72:14)

Oh, I didn't get. Yeah, I guess that is true. Maybe someone missed. Missed the mark.

Co-host (72:19)

Yeah. I think it's one of those things where it's like, in hindsight you're like oh, yeah, that makes total sense. And Reena, too, didn't say it with, like, as a cancel her. It was just like a something to think about.

Trisha Paytas (72:29)

Yeah, I love that.

Co-host (72:31)

Yeah. I did love the detail of, like, how they stoned her outfit. Like, the black belt was coming out.

Trisha Paytas (72:37)

No, no, I love the whole rhinestone. It was giving Miss Piggy. Miss Piggy war ghee.

Co-host (72:43)

I'm dead. Because I saw there was someone as Miss Piggy at the party I went to, but they were wearing the pink out. And it looked like you're from the first episode photo shoot, like, that pink dress. And I thought it was a Trish at first because the dress was like. Because it was like that pink dress and big blonde hair. But then they had a Kermit.

Trisha Paytas (73:01)

They are.

Co-host (73:02)

But they didn't have a nose or anything. They just, like, have the dress.

Trisha Paytas (73:06)

Yeah, for sure. Miss Piggy is a slay. I saw a bunch of Sabrina's next to Miss Piggy, like, her leopard outfit. A lot of people thought was referencing the nanny, but then they showed Miss Piggy in, like, the black and leopard. They show Miss Piggy in a lot of the same ones. I really feel like she is trying to get a spot on the new Muppets TV show.

Co-host (73:21)

Isn't she producing it? I want to say I feel like Sabrina was.

Trisha Paytas (73:24)

Oh, really? Oh, my gosh. I really would love to be Miss Piggy, though. I really feel like that's a role for me. But she is cute. She's a cuter version, I suppose, but I'm the real Piggy of the Piggy.

Co-host (73:34)

So the Muppets Return show on Disney plus, it's produced by Seth Rogen, but Sabrina Carpenter is starring in it, so that kind of makes sense. I don't know if she's going to be Miss Piggy, but I'm sure they will somehow collaborate. That seems like.

Trisha Paytas (73:47)

What is the show about? Is it like, with the characters? Are they being Muppets or are they, like, having real life people?

Co-host (73:51)

It is. Let's see.

Oscar (73:55)

It's usually a mixture, right? There's people and the Muppets.

Trisha Paytas (73:58)

That's what I was wondering, like, if they're doing that, but probably be a person. But sometimes they could do, like.

Co-host (74:02)

Like it's a variety show. It's for the 50th anniversary special of the Muppets.

Trisha Paytas (74:08)

Oh, okay. It's not like a TV show.

Oscar (74:10)

It's like her Christmas special. She's, like, hosting it or singing. Hosting.

Trisha Paytas (74:14)

That's my dream. That's my dream date. Cute. Everyone Knows that because I would love to be with the Muppets. Ah, especially Miss Piggy. She is the queen.

Co-host (74:22)

And also, yeah, she is starring in it, but she is one of the executive producers alongside Seth Rogen, actually.

Trisha Paytas (74:27)

That's crazy.

Co-host (74:27)

Yeah.

Oscar (74:28)

Yeah.

Co-host (74:28)

So that does make sense. The synergy.

Trisha Paytas (74:31)

Love that for her. I mean, she gives Miss Piggy in the cutest way. For sure. People say use that as insult against me and call me Miss Piggy, but.

Co-host (74:38)

No, I think it's fair.

Trisha Paytas (74:39)

She's a slay.

Co-host (74:40)

It's like big blonde hair, curvy, glamorous.

Trisha Paytas (74:43)

Yeah, love it. Yeah, I love Miss Piggy too. So if they need anyone else, Sabrina's mom or something, I'll be there because she's gonna be so cute. Oh, my God, I love it. I love it so much. Did you see this morning, Kristen Bell? Did you see her post?

Co-host (74:58)

Oh, yes, the Zack Shepherd.

Trisha Paytas (75:00)

That one is so crazy. Like, sometimes I'm like, them as a couple. To me, they just always seem to be problematic. But they don't seem like problematic people. Right. Like, they seem like they should be unpromatic, but somehow always being in a scandal, you know?

Co-host (75:15)

Yeah. I think they have that like. Like the early 2000s sense of humor still that they forget, like, was because I think this post would have eight, like in 2005 or something. You know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (75:32)

But I suppose it was crazy. I guess it would have been too bad. Like, I know what you mean. Like, I know what you mean. Sometimes people love to, like, say stuff to be, like, funny or edgy or whatever. But it's like, I think it was fine. So did you see this? This morning, Christian Bell, she posted like, an anniversary photo she. To the guy who said he would never kill me, even though he's really wants to or something. Give the exact quote.

Co-host (75:54)

She said, Happy 12th wedding anniversary to the man who once said to me, I would never kill you. A lot of men have killed their wives at a certain point. Even though I'm heavily incentivized to kill you, I never would Heart emoji.

Trisha Paytas (76:06)

Like, so many questions. Like, one, did he actually say that? Two, did she just put those words in his mouth? Three, like, what is and what does it mean?

Oscar (76:12)

Heavenly. Incentivized to do it like that.

Trisha Paytas (76:14)

He really wants to. Like, he has reason to.

Co-host (76:18)

So it's very odd. It's very odd.

Trisha Paytas (76:22)

Like, even. I'm trying to think, like, early 2000s, you know, I love that. Like, I used to love that humor, like Howard Stern and stuff. And I'm just Like, even back then, it's like, is that, like, something you would want people to know about your husband? Even though it was a joke? Like, even if I made it up about you, it's weird. If he actually said that, that's even weirder. It's like, girl, are you okay?

Co-host (76:36)

I think. Okay, this is, again, not how I think. I'm trying to, like, put myself in their shoes. Like, how this. They intended the poster come across. Like, I think it's like, because their whole thing is, like, they're kind of the relatable couple that's kind of the brand. Like, they're very sarcastic with each other. Like, they poke fun at each other and stuff. They're, like, real. They're real, you know? Okay, so I think it was like, you know, sometimes I just wish I could just choke my. Like, you know what I mean? He just annoys me so much, I could kill him. I feel like that is probably the vibe they intended, but it just.

Trisha Paytas (77:06)

Why do they go on so much? More like, lots of people kill their wives. I would intend to buy. To kill you.

Co-host (77:10)

Like, not defending it. Just thinking, like, maybe that's where they were coming from. They thought it would be, like, funny, relatable. But even the official, like, Dateline Instagram account commented, screenshotted, like, and I'm like.

Trisha Paytas (77:23)

Oh, that's what I'm saying. And then, like, she disabled comments, and I'm like, girl, delete the photo. Delete the caption. How about delete the comments?

Oscar (77:30)

Especially for just the joke. Delete the joke. Like, it's fine. You're not, like, giving up on something?

Trisha Paytas (77:36)

Yeah, I guess. Like, I guess also, like, millennials, especially older millennials, like, never love to apologize. Like, never wants to apologize.

Co-host (77:44)

You know, I was kidding. Come on. Like, yeah, kidding.

Trisha Paytas (77:46)

You're right. Like, a lot. This actually is something that happens to a lot of people. Maybe something not to joke about. Like, I don't know. They're always saying some weird money couples are. We're giving Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively. Like, they're giving a little. We're tired of this.

Co-host (78:00)

You know, Like, Dax Shepard on this podcast, you always. Always. Not always. Frequently puts his foot in his mouth. I think, like, he.

Trisha Paytas (78:08)

Oh, yeah.

Co-host (78:09)

I think infamously, Dax had Jonathan Van Ness on him.

Oscar (78:13)

Was.

Co-host (78:14)

I think they had a weird conversation about, like, pronouns before Cynthia Rivo last year. He's. You might remember, he, like, infamously asked her, like, how do you wipe your nails with the. How do you wipe your butt with those long nails? That was him. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (78:27)

So like, again, SNL did a great skit on this. Like Boys with Men with podcasts. Don't need it. Don't need anymore. We have enough Joe Rogan's Theo Bo and like, let them be that. Like, why do we have everybody having a podcast?

Co-host (78:41)

I know.

Trisha Paytas (78:43)

Especially Dax Shepard. I don't know. What was he? He's, like, known for what he was on a show.

Co-host (78:49)

I feel like he was on one of those, like, sitcoms back in the day.

Oscar (78:52)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (78:52)

Was he on a sitcom?

Oscar (78:53)

That's why I remember his face from. From.

Trisha Paytas (78:56)

I remember him from Employee of the Month of Jessica Simpson and Punk. Those are, like, the only two things he was on.

Co-host (79:02)

Me not knowing. Oh, Paw Patrol movie.

Trisha Paytas (79:04)

Oh, where you don't see his face.

Co-host (79:06)

That's the one thing I recognize out of here. Oh, he was in the Good Place. I think that was Kristen Bell show, Wet Hot American Summer. Sia's Christmas special. Chips the show.

Trisha Paytas (79:18)

What he. Oh, okay. But, like, what do people know him for?

Co-host (79:22)

That's what I'm trying to think. What is this? Like, maybe if I go all the way to the D. And he was in Without a Paddle. Oh, only one episode. He was in Knocked. Oh. Uncredited. He was in Knocked Out.

Trisha Paytas (79:37)

I love that.

Co-host (79:39)

What was he in?

Trisha Paytas (79:40)

I don't know. Like, he is like someone that's always famous. But, like, what is he famous for? Because he doesn't do stand up or anything either. Right.

Co-host (79:46)

He's just like, he and everything he's in. He doesn't have, like, many episodes.

Trisha Paytas (79:51)

Maybe he's just like Christian Bell. Like, you know, maybe that.

Co-host (79:55)

Oh, Parenthood. He was in Parenthood.

Trisha Paytas (79:57)

What's that one?

Co-host (79:58)

That was a show on, I believe, NBC. I know. May Whitman. Oh, God, why am I forgetting her name? Lorelei Gilmore was also in that.

Trisha Paytas (80:08)

Love, Love Gilmore.

Co-host (80:11)

But that's the one he was in the most episode.

Trisha Paytas (80:13)

Okay.

Co-host (80:14)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (80:14)

You know, I don't know. I know he's had his podcast for a while, but.

Co-host (80:17)

Yeah, Armchair Expert. And I'm sure it'll get nominated for a Golden Globe.

Trisha Paytas (80:22)

It wasn't the short list, but, like, of all the other ones, you think.

Co-host (80:25)

That one, he's like a name at least. And he does get a lot of, like, big celebrities because he is a name.

Trisha Paytas (80:30)

So I guess people just don't get offended. Yeah, they're weird. I need to comment on this. I'm like, what?

Co-host (80:38)

I know.

Trisha Paytas (80:39)

I think they over, like, overshare too. Like, to a point where it's like, you know, like, remember, like, they said something about their kids they always like are just naked in front of their kids showering and they're like 15 year olds. And I'm like, I mean like, to each their own, I guess. But why do we need to say that? Like, maybe they, maybe they love a little rage bait.

Co-host (80:53)

They are just like oversharers for sure. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (80:55)

They don't think about stuff. I guess you don't care. They probably make so much money from Frozen. Yeah, we're good. Still though, if I made so much money, I think I would share less. I'd be like, maybe I don't need to share so much.

Co-host (81:05)

You know, it is funny because that is like the pro of being an actor, like comparatively to like a musician. Like when you're act. When you're an actor, you do get the. I use the term privilege loosely. But you do have the advantage, I guess, of being a little bit more mysterious, having more mystique versus, like artists who are. I feel like people kind of expect to know everything.

Trisha Paytas (81:25)

Yeah. Because they want to feel what you're feeling and going through.

Co-host (81:29)

Because I mean, like Paul Mescal did like interviews and he would get asked about Gracie Abrams, like dating her, but he would like, I'm just keeping that private. And you're like, okay. But like, if Gracie Abrams were to do press, I don't think she could avoid, you know, talking about Paul Mescal because her music is a reflection of her life. So, like, if she has a song about falling in love, then she's going to be expected to write about Paul Mescal and get asked about it.

Trisha Paytas (81:51)

Yeah.

Co-host (81:53)

So it is funny that like, as an actor, you, you don't have to say anything, you know, you just come out, be silly to promote the movie and then. Or the show. She's. Nobody wants this. And then like, like, chill.

Trisha Paytas (82:04)

Yeah.

Co-host (82:04)

Bigbye. Ned Fulmer being talked about. I don't know if he wants.

Trisha Paytas (82:08)

Yeah. Oh my God. Jump. So much jump. Scare with him. He's so scary. He popped up on my Tik Tok and he's just like stares at you and just like, oh, scary.

Co-host (82:15)

I know. I guess his wrestling thing was for his new web series.

Trisha Paytas (82:19)

Oh, oh, I did see a clip of it. Yes.

Co-host (82:22)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (82:22)

He's trying to fly a plane. He really is just doing try guys. He's like, I'm try guys without you.

Co-host (82:27)

He revealed that he had this new like web series and the way he described it was like every word except for trying. I'm doing stuff that I've never done.

Trisha Paytas (82:36)

Oh, really?

Co-host (82:37)

Yes. Like he, he did he posted a trailer a couple days ago, and like, oh, that's every. He would not say the word try. It was like, synonyms. It was like opening a thesaurus.

Trisha Paytas (82:46)

I wonder if he's, like, not allowed to legally or something.

Co-host (82:48)

I think he's. It's so weird. I think he's like, yeah, just trying to avoid, I guess, that association somehow. But, like, it's you doing stuff that you don't do. So it's like, I'm doing stuff with other people, other walks of life and learning, and I'm practicing things with, like, empathy and knowledge. Curious. He uses the word curious a lot. It is so empathy.

Trisha Paytas (83:10)

Knowledge is crazy.

Oscar (83:11)

The experience guy.

Co-host (83:12)

Yeah, it is, bro. Like, it is so weird and gaggier because then I saw again, the clip of that first rock bottom, his interview with Ariel, and then it was like, right before she clocked him and was like, are you interesting enough? He's like, I don't know. Like, I just want to, like, make content. Not about, like, my personal life, but just I want to explore things, Explore things with curiosity and empathy. And so he's using all these keywords.

Trisha Paytas (83:40)

Weird.

Co-host (83:40)

And so now looking back, like, knowing that this was the marketing scheme, right? And that was like, the soft launch, I guess, of this new series, you know, like, using the same, like, marketing terms with, like, curiosity, empathy, like, you exploring other walks of life with other people. And then that's when she goes, are you interesting enough for all that? So she did. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (84:00)

Answer is no.

Co-host (84:01)

No. I don't think that was his thing. It's like, well, I'm not, but other people are like, I want to be, like, a host, blah, blah, blah. But I. People. And it's like, you know, trying things, like, it's not a exclusively try, guys. Obviously, it's been around forever. Like, think of the simple life. What made that interesting was like, that Paris and Nicole trying new things that are, like, out of their comfort zone. So it works for. For a lot of people, but you got to be charismatic in order to.

Trisha Paytas (84:25)

Do it, you know, he has. He has zero. He has nothing. There's not an ounce of interestingness in him. There's not, like, literally nothing. He's not interesting to look at. He has nothing interesting to talk about. In fact, I would say the opposite, where he's just. We loathe him. We, like. It's beyond not being interesting. It's like, I don't even want to rage. Bait is his face.

Co-host (84:45)

Is rage. Fate.

Oscar (84:46)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (84:46)

Yeah, you're so right. Because when I look at him, like, I get angry. Like, I saw. He's like, hey, I'm flying a plane. I'm like, shut up. Like, it's so. And it's like, so you do the opposite. Even if you have like a little bit of like likability. Even like, okay, boring people, like, we love a boring person or whatever. But now you've taken that away. You're just like an awful person now. So it's like, well, we really don't want to support you and see what you're trying to experience. You know, like, it's just so I think is a perfect example of just maybe just, you know, use that degree, try to be a chemist.

Co-host (85:15)

Or at least, you know, you have a lot of experience in production. Like, you could easily parlay that into like, you know, behind the scenes production job. You know, like, he would never.

Oscar (85:24)

He's too arrogant to be too arrogant.

Trisha Paytas (85:27)

And also, maybe no one would hire him. What, are you gonna sleep with our HRP person? You know what I mean?

Oscar (85:30)

Like, you know, but he could produce. He could have launched a podcast. That's not him. You know, he could have done the show, the web series, but not him. Yeah, he could have been a producer, director, all that stuff. I just think get a new group of young guys to try things. But, you know, you just try guys. You went out.

Trisha Paytas (85:47)

Yeah. Something about him. I just think there's a no go for entertainment. I think it's time to just maybe try and find. And I would never say about anyone, I don't. But maybe time for him for a new path.

Co-host (85:54)

Yeah. And he is still doubling down because he did an interview with TMZ talking about the reception to the first episode of Rock Bottom. And he said, and he did acknowledge that, like, it did make some fans uncomfortable. But he said that he doesn't want to, like, shy away from these conversations. He said it's not a pleasant subject matter, but one reason why I wanted to do this show. Show was to not shy away from those conversations. He said that he didn't expect people to like, forgive him right away, but he did say that he was proud of the episode and it highlights his three years of growth. So that's. That's kind of scary.

Trisha Paytas (86:28)

That's scary. That's three years of growth.

Co-host (86:31)

Yes, you.

Trisha Paytas (86:32)

There's no growth. There's zero accountability. There's just more blaming. You're blaming the people, you're blaming the public, you're blaming everyone but yourself. There was nothing. What I was like, man, I screwed up. I ruined that dream. I'M sorry. Like, I messed it all up. It was like, no, we both had that dream and both of us got like, what do you mean? Like you did it? Like, that's. Oh, my God, that pisses me off.

Co-host (86:49)

Because I'm like, if that was the growth and maybe he was worse than we thought three years ago, you know what I mean? Like, if this is you, like the bigger, better, more moral you damn, girl.

Trisha Paytas (87:00)

He might be the worst. I mean, he might be the worst. When we do our public Enemy or like a little enemy chart next to your list, he needs to be up there because he's just like the worst. He's the worst. And he's also like so grown too. Like, everyone else talk about is pretty young for the most part. Like a David or James. I mean, they're awful too, but like, he's also just like a grown and trying to get away with this and has like kids and it's just like, what are you doing?

Co-host (87:21)

I know.

Trisha Paytas (87:22)

You should know better.

Co-host (87:24)

Yeah. And obviously, you know, wish him well.

Trisha Paytas (87:27)

But like a human as well, you know.

Co-host (87:32)

Damn. Like, like you said, it's just like, is so. He's an adult. Like a full adult. He became famous as an adult too. So it's not like you have this stunted. No, like, you become famous, the age you become famous is like where you're stunted at what some people think. But you don't have that yet.

Trisha Paytas (87:47)

You were a married man when he became famous. That's where you should be stunted at.

Co-host (87:50)

And yeah, like you said, if he just like had a little bit, just like somehow acknowledge that, you know, he messed up. And it really is not hard to like, do that. Especially if you have your ex is someone who is down to like, still make content with you, you know, like.

Trisha Paytas (88:06)

Oh, that would have been the perfect time even if you were like, didn't mean it right. Like, do it for the presentation and the fact that you can even do it for that, it's like, what?

Co-host (88:13)

What?

Trisha Paytas (88:14)

It's like, are you so stupid too? It was. Yeah. I think the issue when we talk about like a James, a David Net, like, it's like when they can't even acknowledge a little wrongdoing. Like you said a little bit. Especially for a man, a little bit of like, I'm sorry goes a long way. Everyone's like, oh, a man said I'm sorry. Once done, everything's absolved. But they haven't ever said that ever. Even when we watch David Dobrik's apology video from years Ago, like, he, like, specifically says a couple names, but, like, that's it. He never, like, apologizes to Jeff or like, obviously I've talked a lot about him. Like, nothing. It was like this girl from Vidcon, which, like, rightfully so. Someone who got, like, you know, hurt by Dirty Dom. But he, like, never apologizes, like, you know, bigger. It's so weird. So that's the problem. It's like, oh, just take a little. Little, you know, even Shane, like, I know we're not on the Shane wagon. Okay, got it. But like, at least he's like, apologized a few times for things. You know what I mean? He seems sincere. Ish. But yeah, re does the ignor. That is just the worst. But. Oh, James Charles is the other costume Tana wanted to do, but I don't think she's doing it. She wanted to do him at the Disney parks.

Oscar (89:16)

Oh, my.

Co-host (89:17)

Hello.

Trisha Paytas (89:19)

And he does it so good. She does it so good. I was like, that would be so good. That also is a good meme because that is crazy. The joyous.

Co-host (89:30)

The Frozen. What was he drinking? The Frozen, like, elephant or something.

Oscar (89:33)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (89:33)

We looked up. He was like, at Epcot. Yeah. Because we didn't know. She thought it was like a Coke or Coca Cola or something. Like, I think it was chocolate milk.

Co-host (89:40)

Hello. With his toes pointed in.

Trisha Paytas (89:44)

That whole thing was so funny. It was so. Again, I say this with love because I've obviously had enough memes of myself, but it is. It is funny. The Internet is funny sometimes. Sometimes it's just a good place. You know what I mean? It's just cuz, like, that is relatively.

Co-host (89:58)

It was. I mean, the thing that really made that to me is that the POV from, like, you know, there. Someone just like, there to have a good time at Disney. You know, see it, like, filming it. Yeah. And that POV really is like, that's a good one. You do it.

Trisha Paytas (90:11)

You have jorts. You could do that one too. I don't know if she's doing that one. And she's like, maybe not. But it was good.

Co-host (90:16)

Me having to explain a chapel. Oh, hey, Chapel. I am James Charles drinking the frozen elephant at Wild Safari Park.

Trisha Paytas (90:27)

That'd be so funny.

Co-host (90:28)

Me having to explain to Megan from Cat's Eye. What are you. Oh, I'm James Charles drinking the frozen elephant. Like, I can't.

Trisha Paytas (90:34)

I would love it. I'd be like, you wait with that. What was the best costume? You saw that there?

Co-host (90:39)

Ooh, that is a good question. Someone was E.T. and that was pretty fierce. Because they had, like, the alien mask on.

Trisha Paytas (90:46)

Like a full. ET Wasn't Heidi clumy T one year? Like, it was like a full.

Co-host (90:49)

Not the Heidi Klum level, but they did have the mask, which is a bit. A big bit to, like, commit to.

Trisha Paytas (90:54)

Yeah. It wasn't like just a face mask or like a helmet. Like a.

Co-host (90:57)

One of the helmet masks.

Trisha Paytas (90:59)

Oh, that's a big one.

Co-host (91:00)

Yeah, yeah. Who else did? I mean, Misha was Britney Spears. Oops, I did again. And she looked so cute.

Trisha Paytas (91:05)

Love, love.

Co-host (91:06)

And Evan was Elton John with, like, the. The baseball jumpsuit, like, the sparkly one.

Trisha Paytas (91:12)

I think of Jojo Siwa when I think of that.

Co-host (91:14)

Oh, I was gonna say I think of Harry Styles, but.

Trisha Paytas (91:15)

Oh, did he wear it too? Ooh, I wonder who wore it first besides Elton John. Was it Dojo or Harry?

Co-host (91:22)

I would say probably Harry, cuz. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (91:25)

And then Jojo took that probably.

Co-host (91:26)

But, you know, she does love Elton John, so she.

Trisha Paytas (91:29)

I didn't know that about her. I knew she, like, she likes everyone, which I love. Me too. Same, but okay.

Co-host (91:35)

And Evans was custom with, like, it said his name on the back. I was like, that's really cute.

Trisha Paytas (91:39)

What is he known for?

Co-host (91:42)

Elton John?

Trisha Paytas (91:43)

No, Evan.

Co-host (91:43)

Oh, Elton John's going to love that. He has his own little hot tub. He. He's a DJ. Like, he DJs at different clubs, like, all week in, like, West Hollywood and Los Feliz and stuff.

Trisha Paytas (91:57)

Okay.

Co-host (91:58)

Yeah, shout out Evan. Yeah, Misha and Evan. And he's a little cutie. I mean, maybe. I don't know if he's single or not, but if you are into, like, cute DJs with glasses, go give. Evan sounds like you're a little cutie and so, so nice. Like, literally friends with everybody. It's kind of crazy.

Trisha Paytas (92:16)

Oh, my gosh. I love that for them. I love that for you. I love a Halloween. I love Halloween vibes. Like this time now it's getting close and it just feels fun when people are, like, dressing up.

Co-host (92:25)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (92:25)

Just committing to the bit. I think Tana's literally done like 10 costumes already. She does.

Co-host (92:29)

So I was surprised because she did say she wanted to retire Tana Halloween. And then here she is.

Trisha Paytas (92:32)

Yeah, I remember she said on that level and she. I think I'm just gonna be a cat this year. And I was like, okay, love that. And then she like, yeah, she can't help it.

Co-host (92:37)

The girls.

Trisha Paytas (92:38)

Yeah, gotta do it all. I don't think she has a one with Makoa yet, but she was like, thinking about It. But yeah, I. I just love when everyone gets into it. People who normally wouldn't get into costumes. I told you, my sister made a really good one for Saturday. She's like really, like spent a lot of time on it. I was like, wow.

Co-host (92:51)

I love people who can make their own costumes too. That is fear.

Trisha Paytas (92:53)

She always has. My sister always has made really cool costumes and I never could.

Co-host (92:57)

No, not me either.

Trisha Paytas (92:58)

To make a costume is insanely hard. I'm excited to see the looks.

Co-host (93:02)

I know I. It's going to be interesting. Is this the weekend for us?

Trisha Paytas (93:10)

Like, for people to go out, like the parties?

Co-host (93:14)

That is. This is my one gripe with Halloween. Gay Halloween, specifically. Three weekends. It's three weekends. It started. It started this past weekend and then next weekend again is another hallow weekend. And then of course, because Halloween is on a Friday, that Friday, Saturday and Sunday, despite being in November, we are still gonna be halloweening.

Trisha Paytas (93:33)

It is so weird. Like November 1st, I do not wanna see any Halloween. But I love like candy and stuff now. Like the candy. I've been eating so much candy. I just like to buy the bags and eat it. Like, it's just such a fun time. The pumpkin spice of it all. I'm so. I just love it. But yeah, November 1st comes around. Done. I don't wanna see Halloween pictures from last night. Like, done, done, done. But are you gonna post anything on. On Halloween? Like you're gonna keep one because you did two.

Co-host (93:56)

I'm not gonna. No, I'm not gonna post. It's gonna be too competitive. Too competitive. Too saturated. Yeah, I gotta do like, it'll be a random, like Tuesday, a Tuesday morning. No one's really has anything to post. You're gonna see me get it out there.

Trisha Paytas (94:08)

Yeah. That's why, like most birthdays like a few days before Halloween. So it kind of fits our Halloween weekend. But also to get kind of a two for one, because normally like your birthday do like, oh, what are we gonna post? But I'm like, oh, well, we did these. This is good.

Co-host (94:19)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (94:19)

Last year was your Bridgerton chin, your British and my British chin. But I wasn't doing that.

Co-host (94:24)

We.

Trisha Paytas (94:24)

We killed it though. Like this year I think we're gonna kill this one too. I think we want to make sure.

Oscar (94:27)

She just finds ways to get me to shave and wear a wig.

Trisha Paytas (94:30)

And good job wearing that wig. How long have you lasted? An hour and a half in that wig with the headphones on.

Oscar (94:36)

I managed to stretch the headphones in.

Trisha Paytas (94:38)

Wow. I love it. Yeah, I love that you wear a wig. I love a wig. Don't you love a wig?

Co-host (94:41)

I love a wig.

Trisha Paytas (94:42)

Love a wig.

Co-host (94:43)

And I always look a little chopped in them, I think. Cause I get catfished by a wig. One thing about me is I will get catfished by a wig.

Trisha Paytas (94:49)

I was on Amazon on.

Co-host (94:50)

And it'll look so fierce. And obviously they. You need to really work with them and you need, like, the eye to know how to work with the wig.

Trisha Paytas (94:57)

Could never be me. Yeah. No, but some people can. Yeah. I had the. The black and white one. What was that one? I was.

Co-host (95:02)

Oh, the Luna snow.

Trisha Paytas (95:03)

Yeah, that one came chopped, as you would say. And like, Tony like, made it look so good.

Co-host (95:08)

It looked really good.

Trisha Paytas (95:09)

Yeah. But it did not come that way. It was coming like crazy. So. Yeah. You said the eye for sure.

Co-host (95:13)

Yeah. And the heart for. I mean, that is my downfall is, you know, I believe. I believe. Delete. When someone posts a photo of that wig and it's like that stock image and it looks good, I have too much love and optimism in my heart where I will believe it. And then it comes and I'm like, girl, whatever. Like, what am I supposed to do with this?

Trisha Paytas (95:29)

But you make it work. I can't wait to see your bald cap. Do you take any photos, like, behind the scenes?

Co-host (95:33)

No, no. I was also. I booked that little space for a really short window and getting dressed took a long time. So I was like, I was a go, go, go.

Trisha Paytas (95:40)

Oh, yes. That is always pressure, for sure. Glad you did it, though.

Co-host (95:44)

Me too. The photos will be some. I honestly, even the raw, I was like, I kind of can give bald. And the beautiful kind of.

Trisha Paytas (95:51)

Oh, you loved it.

Co-host (95:52)

I was afraid of seeing myself bald, but I was actually, you know what? I give some. I don't know what I give, but I give something.

Trisha Paytas (95:57)

I love bald. I don't love bald like, I love bald. I love bald when it looks good, right? Like, I mean, I don't love bald, like, in general, but, like, if you. Some people can.

Co-host (96:07)

Really? Yeah. I thought my head would be too big to be bald, but I have. When I saw the photos, I was like, I give something.

Trisha Paytas (96:14)

You know, I love my head bald, too. I have a big head, but I do love being bald. Whenever I wear a bald cap, I'm like, I love this so much.

Co-host (96:20)

Did you see that? For Emma Stone's new movie, Begonia, they are doing a screening in Vegas where it's only for baldies. And if you have. If you have hair, you have to shave your head to go in what?

Trisha Paytas (96:30)

What? I love it. But why? What's the movie about?

Co-host (96:32)

I don't. I should read the plot summary. It's. I know Emma Stone shaved her head for the role. Like, she literally shaved her head for it.

Oscar (96:41)

That's what I thought the party was like, the one you were going through.

Trisha Paytas (96:45)

He heard about it. He's like, I know that. That's the trend right now.

Co-host (96:50)

What is it about?

Oscar (96:53)

Begonia. Like a plan.

Trisha Paytas (96:55)

I know. That's what I thought, too.

Co-host (96:56)

Black comedy. Which a paranoid. Be about a paranoid beekeeper.

Trisha Paytas (97:02)

A paranoid beekeeper.

Co-host (97:04)

Yeah. And it's a. Oh, and Emma Stone is. It's a plot to kidnap Emma Stone's character, believing she's an alien from the Andromeda species sent intent on destroying humanity. And it's about Conspiracy theory podcast. There's your doll.

Oscar (97:24)

The expert.

Co-host (97:25)

Harry Daniels dead. See it? It's by the. The same guy who did the. Her poor things with Emma Stone where she got her brains swapped or whatever. Remember, it was like she was in the minor body or whatever. It was kind of weird.

Trisha Paytas (97:36)

That was weird. Yeah.

Co-host (97:38)

Same director. And yeah, Harry Styles did like Begonia. So.

Trisha Paytas (97:42)

Okay. Did he go. Did shave his head to go see it? Oh, just one screening.

Co-host (97:45)

Is that.

Trisha Paytas (97:47)

Yeah. I like the idea. Like, back in the day when my hair was, like, really bleached and awful, I like, really thought about shaving it because I was like, let me just start over from scratch. But yep, a lot of people can rock it. If you can rock it, rock it. And even if you can't rock it, if you're just losing your hair, rock it anyways, you know?

Co-host (98:01)

Yeah. Make it work. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (98:02)

I think it's, like, not too bad. I think I was always someone too, that's like. I don't know if I like a bald head, but screw those people. You know what I mean? Just be you. Honestly, it sounds freeing to have some, like, a bald head. You know what I mean?

Co-host (98:13)

Yeah. Less worry about. Especially for wigs. It's so much easier to put wigs on.

Trisha Paytas (98:17)

Yeah. Jasmine from 90 Day Fiance just shaved her head. You remember Jasmine and Jean Gino.

Oscar (98:21)

Oh, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (98:22)

She's no longer with Gino. She's with another guy. I think she's pregnant again with her second baby with him. But she shaved her head. I think she has alopecia, so she saved it. She looked good with it, though.

Oscar (98:30)

I just showed she had, like, a big hair.

Trisha Paytas (98:32)

Yeah, she had a really long hair. She shaved it all.

Oscar (98:34)

Wow.

Trisha Paytas (98:34)

Just pretty good.

Co-host (98:35)

It's like kind of America's Next Top Model, when they would. You know, there would always be that one girl in the makeover that would make them shave her head.

Trisha Paytas (98:42)

I mean, it is a lot to ask of a girl, like, competing on a show.

Co-host (98:45)

Yeah. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (98:46)

Especially if they're, like, trying to be a model and they're like, wait, my hair is my identity. Like. Like, it's as a lot. I think Amazing Grace had that challenge too early on. Is, like, a shaved head and, like, the girl did not do it.

Co-host (98:54)

Oh, really? Especially to see this movie that I can get free on my AMC A list or whatever. Like, I don't know if I would be shaving my head to go see this film, but work, I guess.

Trisha Paytas (99:02)

You wouldn't do it just for fun.

Co-host (99:04)

No, no, no. There was that one screen that the movie. I think it's called the Long Walk, where they had a free screening, but you had to walk on a treadmill the whole time because the movie's about walking.

Oscar (99:17)

Who's coming up with these?

Trisha Paytas (99:18)

These are so weird. Who the hell wants to see that? I want to go see in a movie. You have to walk the whole time.

Co-host (99:25)

Yeah, because the movie is, like. It's like a dystopian setting. It's like a Stephen King novel where, like, you. It's almost like the Hunger Games. Ish. Where, like, you. You compete in this thing, this walkathon, I guess, but if you go less than some certain speed, they shoot you or something. I didn't see it. I just saw the trailer. But, yeah, so they were trying to, like, have that experience for viewers. This is, like, the new stunt thing that, like, movie studios.

Trisha Paytas (99:50)

I don't like that.

Co-host (99:51)

Yeah. There was another movie called until dawn, where, like, you. It was challenging. It was the hashtag until dawn challenge, where they would challenge people to see this movie over and over again. Until dawn from, like, when the movie theater opened all the way down, they.

Trisha Paytas (100:04)

Had to pay for the ticket for free.

Co-host (100:06)

That was the stipulation I was concerned about. I was like, okay, well, if they partake in the challenge, is it. It's free.

Trisha Paytas (100:12)

Yeah, but then what if they just leave after the first one? Like, I quit.

Oscar (100:15)

I quit.

Trisha Paytas (100:16)

I can't do this challenge. I don't know about these. I don't like them.

Co-host (100:20)

I know these movie theater challenges are a little nuts to me. I mean, that's people talking, I guess. But I wonder who actually participates.

Oscar (100:27)

Don't let Mr. Beast hear about this.

Co-host (100:30)

So true.

Trisha Paytas (100:30)

Wait, what happened with Mr.

Co-host (100:31)

Beast setting a movie theater on fire or something?

Oscar (100:33)

You know, he's going to do those things.

Co-host (100:35)

I feel like he'll just come up with something.

Oscar (100:37)

There was something on fire.

Co-host (100:39)

Yeah, he did have that one video where it was like getting money out of a burning house or whatever.

Trisha Paytas (100:46)

Mr. Beast. Okay. Does he have more followers than David?

Co-host (100:50)

Yeah, probably, right?

Oscar (100:52)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (100:52)

Oh, does he? Well, David for a minute was really popular, but Mr. Beast is probably more popular subscriber wise.

Oscar (100:57)

Yeah, yeah, he's one of the top.

Co-host (101:01)

And he's 78.5 million on Instagram.

Oscar (101:05)

YouTube is where. Oh, I did.

Co-host (101:07)

Yeah, definitely on YouTube. He's like one of the most subscribed channels. But even like on.

Trisha Paytas (101:13)

Because I was listening to David's podcast, right. He was like shocked that Mr. Beast had more followers than him.

Oscar (101:16)

What? What?

Trisha Paytas (101:16)

He was like upset about it. He's like, yeah, it's like it's a sore subject or something.

Co-host (101:20)

Maybe he was joking.

Oscar (101:22)

Yeah, you must be joking.

Trisha Paytas (101:23)

I mean, it didn't seem like it because now they said something about 7 million followers. Like I have 70 million. And he's like, and then someone said something about Mr. Bees having like 100 million. He's like, what? Like, I don't know. Okay, maybe. Maybe I didn't pick up on that joke.

Co-host (101:35)

I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (101:35)

It didn't seem like it. I don't know. David doesn't really tell a lot of jokes. Not really funny, but okay, well, I don't know who's. He's number one. Mr. Beast. No, Cocomelon. It wasn't Cocomelon number one. I got that wrong. Remember when I auditioned when I was doing the test run for are you smarter than a celebrity? And that was my question. Like, okay, the YouTuber go up there. So they picked me to go up there and it was like, who's the most subscribed? Dude, perfect. Coco Melon. Or Maybe it was Mr. Beast. Oh, PewDiePie. I said Pewdiepie and they're like, nope, it was Cocomelon. I was like, damn it. We watch Cocomon all the time.

Co-host (102:08)

Yeah, he's number one right now. Mr.

Trisha Paytas (102:10)

Beast over Pokemon.

Co-host (102:11)

Yeah, it goes Mr. Beast, then T series.

Trisha Paytas (102:15)

Oh, T series.

Co-host (102:16)

Yeah, and then Cocomelon is 3T series.

Trisha Paytas (102:20)

Does Indian.

Co-host (102:21)

Yes. Indian music.

Trisha Paytas (102:22)

Yes, that's a good one. I want to be on that one. Which one would you be? I'd want to be on T series. Which one would you take? And you can't take T series cuz I already took it.

Co-host (102:30)

No problem. I would, I would pick Mr. Beast out of the top. Like out of the top 10.

Trisha Paytas (102:35)

Yeah, you'd want to be on Mr. Beasts.

Oscar (102:38)

Yeah, I guess I'm doing Coco Melon.

Trisha Paytas (102:43)

Do the top 10.

Oscar (102:43)

But yeah, it's fine. I'm going to do it with Malibu and Elvis. They love it.

Co-host (102:47)

Or WWE is number 10. So you could do WWE like Ned Fulman.

Oscar (102:52)

No, thank you.

Trisha Paytas (102:54)

At first, it's not an enticing. They said Ned bulb. I was like, no, I was thinking a Snooki run or something, but not.

Oscar (103:01)

Twinkle Star or something.

Trisha Paytas (103:02)

Okay, so for the top three YouTube channel LPT series, Oscar's Mr. Beast and Moses is Coco Melon. That makes sense. You do know all the songs.

Oscar (103:09)

I know all the songs by heart.

Trisha Paytas (103:11)

Please and thank you. Please and thank you. These are the words. And then go, go before you go. Don't wait till it's too late. Just go before you go. And they show the dad, like, all the kids have to go pee. And they go pee one by one. But then the dad, all the kids just have to pee. They go in the bathroom, come out. The dad they show look like he has explosive diarrhea. He holds it and starts, like, running.

Oscar (103:35)

Like, runs and, like, jumping his legs. So Malibu would laugh so hard about it. So I will do that. Like, I'll run through the house like that. And she will laugh.

Trisha Paytas (103:45)

She thinks it's so funny. And I'm like, why did they make the. Yeah, the dad always is the mischief. He's always, like, slipping. He's always, like, klutzy.

Oscar (103:52)

And I'm like. And they always hype the mom. Like it's a very. Yeah, like, the dad is like a loser. And the mom is the.

Trisha Paytas (103:58)

Yeah, the mom is great. They're like, mom's sick. Let's make sure she gets lots of rest and we'll take care of her. And then the dad's just like, dad, you're a dweeb. You have to go to diarrhea. While everyone else like, okay, dad. Because everyone's getting out the door. Okay, everyone went to the bathroom. Great. Then dad's like, wait, me too. And I was like, okay, dad. Like, you should have done that first before we got all the kids to go pee. It's crazy, but we do love a cocomelon.

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Trisha Paytas (104:48)

You want to be Mr. Beast is crazy.

Co-host (104:50)

But I mean for the journalism of it all, like I would love to do an under like undercover, like an undercover boss kind of situation me out there and then I would have my own like horror story, I'm sure. Or maybe he would like clock, I guess if I had like a wig on or something in disguise. But maybe he, he would like clock that I am Oscar from just Trish and then make sure my experience was.

Trisha Paytas (105:11)

Great and I would come back reviews. What would it take? Like, okay, if he's like, I will, I will give you 10 times your salary at ET and just Trish, we have to quit both of those to work for me and you have to move to Atlanta on the compound. Would you do it?

Co-host (105:26)

What is it? It depends what the job is, I guess.

Trisha Paytas (105:29)

Just being Mr. Beast's right hand. 24 7. Anything he asks and I done it. 24 7, you're on call.

Co-host (105:43)

I don't, I don't think so. I mean it's easy to say because it is hypothetical, but I. The concept of like having to hang around a straight guy for that long.

Trisha Paytas (105:54)

I'm like, even Mr. Breeze, I feel like you kind of, kind of would actually get along. Like, I feel like Dave Dobriki.

Co-host (105:59)

Really?

Trisha Paytas (105:59)

Let's liked like Mr. Beast. I feel like they're the type of.

Co-host (106:03)

Straight guys attracted to though. So that made him like funnier to me. Whereas like, I'm not attracted to Mrs. Really.

Trisha Paytas (106:09)

He's kind of cute. I mean, I love it.

Co-host (106:11)

I don't think he's ugly, but I'm just not attracted.

Trisha Paytas (106:13)

You want to have a little. I'd have a little giggle maybe around him.

Co-host (106:16)

I mean I probably would have a little giggle around him. Yeah. Knowing me. But like, I don't think I wouldn't. I don't know the thought of it. I'm like. And also he does so much stuff where like, like that one video where he was like not letting his workers drink water. Whatever. I forget. He was on someone's stream for like promoting team water or whatever.

Trisha Paytas (106:34)

Oh yeah, yeah.

Oscar (106:36)

It was like a 12 hour stream.

Co-host (106:37)

And yeah.

Trisha Paytas (106:38)

And someone's like, can I get some? He's like. And then you didn't know he was on camera.

Co-host (106:41)

I think it was like Aiden Ross or it was someone like that. And I'm like, damn. A little bit better of a humanitarian than you then. Right.

Trisha Paytas (106:50)

Because he should be like, no, no, they don't get it. Yeah.

Co-host (106:53)

Jesus.

Trisha Paytas (106:54)

That. You're right. You're right. How about, okay, if you had to choose, right, you get paid, you get a billion dollars. Lifetime. But you have to work for a lifetime with David Dobrik or Mr. Beast. Which one are you working for?

Co-host (107:08)

Between those two and David's here in.

Trisha Paytas (107:11)

La, you don't have to be on a compound, but you have to be with him 24 7. Jimmy's in Atlanta on a compound. 24 7. Who are you going with.

Co-host (107:17)

Between David and Mr. Beast? I would choose Mr. Beast. That is a little bit easier.

Trisha Paytas (107:22)

Have a little more philanthropic.

Co-host (107:23)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (107:24)

Into it.

Co-host (107:24)

David has that air of, like, I mean, I don't know, he has a lot of famous friends, obviously, and stuff. Jay Shetty. But there is more of an, like, an industry air around him where it's like, oh, David Dobrik. Whereas at least Mr. Beast, you know, he's controversy, but his controversy is more in the influencer space. I feel like traditional media still really likes Mr. Beast.

Trisha Paytas (107:46)

That's true.

Co-host (107:47)

So I can be a little more proud about that work, you know, versus. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (107:51)

So even though you find David more attractive, you're gonna be did.

Co-host (107:54)

Past tense. Like, now. Yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (107:55)

He gets ick now.

Co-host (107:56)

Yeah, he does. I think if he was chubby again, maybe, but.

Trisha Paytas (107:59)

Well, he said he was, according to his podcast, that he's out of shape and doesn't want to see himself on the Runway. He's like, I'm pretty out of shape right now, and I don't want to see myself like, okay, so maybe he's back to being chubby.

Co-host (108:09)

Maybe.

Trisha Paytas (108:09)

Chubby's crazy, though. He was never really chubby. Just a little doughy, maybe.

Co-host (108:12)

Yeah, Doughy. Yeah. I thought it was. I thought he was really cute back in the day, but damn, you know, I also thought Jeffree star organizing makeup shades was revolutionary, so it kind of was.

Trisha Paytas (108:23)

That was so good. They knew need to recreate that. They're so serious about it too. But I love it. I love the seriousness of it. It's kind of everything.

Co-host (108:31)

There is another social media moment. I'm very interested for your take. I feel like I already know what side you're on, but there is a random, like, girl on Twitter. Like, so not even an influencer, just a normal, everyday, regular girl. She posted her engagement ring on Twitter and because her boyfriend had just proposed to her and this was her ring. So it was just like a normal ring. It was, you know, small. Okay, so just like A normal ring.

Trisha Paytas (108:59)

Yeah.

Co-host (109:00)

And then for some reason, it ended up getting traction with a lot of people, quote, tweeting it to make fun of it because it was, like, small.

Trisha Paytas (109:07)

Oh, my gosh.

Co-host (109:08)

And even prime video quote, tweeted it, and they used a meme from the summer I turned pretty. There's a big moment in this final season where Jeremiah proposes to Belly, and the ring is, like, very minuscule. Like, it's very small. And it became a whole meme about, like. Because it was like, the love triangle between the two brothers. And everyone already hates Jeremiah. So the fact that Dan Belly saying yes to this man and he's proposing that ring. So it's a big meme from the season. And they, quote, tweeted prime video, the official prime account, and said, is this man your fiance? And it was Jeremiah from the show proposing with that little ring that everyone made fun of.

Trisha Paytas (109:46)

Oh, my God. She's like an anonymous person.

Co-host (109:48)

It's like, regular girl. Not an influencer, not a big following, just a normal, like, regular person.

Trisha Paytas (109:54)

That person should be fired. Jail. Like, what do you mean? I mean, not fired, but go to jail. Hypothetically.

Co-host (109:59)

Like, that is you draw the line of fire, keep your job, but go to jail. Yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (110:04)

The hypothetical monopoly jail. Don't go to actual jail. Like, that is crazy.

Co-host (110:08)

What do you mean?

Trisha Paytas (110:09)

That's actually so mean. Maybe it is, like, maybe not fire, but demoted. Like, don't let that person access social media because Humiliated.

Co-host (110:16)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (110:16)

Like, it's one thing, like, fictional characters you hate. Whatever. Okay, like, make fun of it, but, like, also, like, modest rings are in right now. And also, it's like, she was so excited to share it with the world, and you're just gonna on it.

Co-host (110:27)

Also ironic because, like, the summer I turned pretty, like, the official accounts had to keep posting the graphics. Like, remember to be kind. It's just a show. And then, like, that your official accounts are, like, being bullying this one random girl.

Trisha Paytas (110:39)

Well, you said it's the Amazon prime.

Co-host (110:41)

The prime video account.

Trisha Paytas (110:42)

What's that different?

Co-host (110:43)

It's. Yeah, it's like the streaming service. I mean, still same thing. Like, owned by Amazon.

Trisha Paytas (110:47)

But blame Jeff Bezos.

Co-host (110:50)

That's what everyone was saying. Everyone. They did that prime video did delete the tweet, then, like, issued a statement saying that. That they understand that this tweet was hurtful and they want to promote kindness, whatever. But everyone's like, girl, open your wallet. Pay for that girl's wedding. You know?

Trisha Paytas (111:05)

Yeah. Get her a big ring. Then get her 10 times the ring. Get her? Yeah, like I said, the wedding.

Oscar (111:09)

Does she want one? Like, that's true. Maybe she doesn't like people. Like, I knew what Trisha wanted and that's was my goal. Maybe she wanted that. We know people that didn't want diamonds. Oh, yeah, we know so many different rings that people ask for. Like, what does she want?

Trisha Paytas (111:25)

Yeah, yeah, you're right. You're right. A lot of people think, like, big is like, gaudy and like all that stuff, like now, so. And it looked pretty. Like, she was like, with like, the phone. So she looked like probably maybe like a little nature girl or something like that.

Oscar (111:36)

And if she didn't like it, she wouldn't have posted a picture.

Co-host (111:38)

Exactly.

Oscar (111:39)

Own.

Trisha Paytas (111:39)

She's proud of it.

Co-host (111:40)

Even in the show, though, when it was becoming a meme and people were making fun of Jeremiah, like, Lola Tongue, who plays Belly, even in Jenny Han, who, like, obviously wrote the Summer Pretty, she was like, it's not in Belly's character to want, like a huge ring. Like you said, like, it's her character where she likes delicate joy. She never wears a big anything. So, like, for Belly the kid, it would be out of character if she wanted a big ring. Like, it makes sense for the show. But obviously, like, people hated Jeremiah, so it was like another things I hate on it.

Trisha Paytas (112:09)

People are crazy.

Co-host (112:09)

But let's like, fix.

Trisha Paytas (112:11)

Yeah, this is like a real. Oh, my God. They should apologize. They should. I wonder what the girls say. Anything. Was she like, what the hell?

Co-host (112:16)

Yeah, she, like, responded to it. It's like love when like a verified account is bullying me for having a small ring. And it became like, such a good.

Trisha Paytas (112:22)

For her because it is boring. Like, you're like this big account. You're like a big. I guess it just goes to show, like, we love like a social media person, like, running these accounts and being like, crazy. But, like, that is quite, like bullying. I guess someone probably thought they were trying to be funny.

Co-host (112:34)

Yeah. Because it is such a fine line. Like now with brands, like, they are kind of in on the joke. Like, you see brands in the comments of like, viral videos all the time. And that's like a community manager's job is to, like, engaging and like, having popular responses and stuff. And it is like a weird line to tiptoe. But you have to remember, like, when you're a brand kind of like Wendy's with like, the Katy Perry thing a little bit different because at least Katy Perry is like a public figure.

Trisha Paytas (113:01)

Right, Right.

Co-host (113:02)

But, like, you start to figure out the line of like, not being mean as a brand because at the end of the day, like, even though, yes, it is one worker probably being paid like not a huge salary to do it, but you still represent the brand. And the brands have so much money so in like power that like you have to remember that you're not just like a quirky, you know, 20 something riding this little thing that you are representing a big company.

Trisha Paytas (113:24)

Because like, I guess, like, I guess like if it was a big thing that everyone was making fun of him for the small ring, I guess they kind of thought they were just being cutesy. Yeah, I guess it was like kind of a smart relation. I guess they're like, oh, let's tie it into something that the Internet's been making fun of a fictional character for.

Co-host (113:38)

But yeah, the fact that it's just like a random, like, you know, I think obviously, yes, of course, if you post something like on a social media platform like you it's. The point is like people are going to respond to it, of course. But it is different when like, you know, brands and people are profiting off of. That is a downfall of Twitter for me. Like, I will never ever get over it. Like, because I was thinking about this too with like, like hate campaigns and stuff. Like, and rage bait. Like once the platform switched, like once you are verified, like you can buy a verified like check mark and then it's monetized that like there's so many check marks and so many people saying out of pocket things and like rage baiting only and they get, they profit off of it. So like people profit off of rage bait and stuff. So it's.

Trisha Paytas (114:23)

Oh, like they monetize the tweets.

Co-host (114:25)

Yeah. So if you're verified on Twitter, like if you buy the, if you subscribe to the verification, like you can monetize your tweets based off of. Because they place ads almost like, you know, YouTube or something or Tik Tok. They place ads like on tweets. So yeah, people now it's like anyone kind of rage bait and stuff now because it is monetized for these people and it, you know, sometimes it's good. Like there are not every, you know, creators posting rage baits. Stuff like, you know, like Buffy's for example. It's like a pop culture update. And they're like, it's very like funny, you know. But then there's people that like, they just rage bait. Like a lot of like the men accounts that post like clips of poking me out of context.

Trisha Paytas (115:05)

You know, you see a lot of Those. Yeah.

Co-host (115:06)

People mad. Yeah. Like, they profit off of random clips that, like.

Trisha Paytas (115:10)

Oh, yeah, it's not on that side. Twitter. My tweets get no traction. My tweets, like, no one ever. I get two replies on my tweets. Back in the day, I used to get a lot. I'm like, am I Shadow man or. People just don't care. That's my. My, like, platform besides soundtrack. I'm not even on that. But, like, Twitter, I'm just like, what am I even doing here? I'm like, this is gonna go into nowhere. Like, no one's.

Co-host (115:27)

I love your tweets. I love you. Yeah. When you lock because you log on, then you're active, like, really active for like, five minutes, and then you are gone for the week. And I love it.

Trisha Paytas (115:35)

I really don't look at Twitter like that at all. So, yeah, what I do, it's really kind of like a last resort if I'm kind of just, like, I don't know, bored, I guess. Usually it's like, when people are sleeping, like, if you guys are sleeping. Because I don't want to put on Tick Tock because it's, like, loud and I can't wear a headphones because I.

Co-host (115:48)

Usually Twitter, I'm just, like, reading most.

Oscar (115:50)

Like, if it's a video, it's TikTok. If it's a picture, it's Instagram. But if it's just a thought and text. You go on Twitter.

Co-host (115:56)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (115:57)

Yeah. Sometimes Twitters are funny, like, the replies and stuff like that. But in general, I'm just like, it's complicated. It's weird. I see a lot of stuff I don't care to see.

Co-host (116:04)

Yeah, it is tough. Like, I always say, it's so tough on there. I think if I didn't. Again, if I didn't need to be, like, aware of things culturally for work, it would be. I would definitely not be on it as much.

Trisha Paytas (116:15)

Much.

Co-host (116:16)

But even though it's not as good as it once was, like, it still has a pretty good grip of, like, the Zeitgeist, I guess. But then you just also see I have to mute things all the time. I have to mute. Yes, all same the time. Because it's just like, like, don't show me this. Yes. Because it'll be like a. A phrase or something that, like, everyone just, like, talks about and then, like, milks it dry just like rage bait or whatever. And I'm like, oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (116:38)

Like, what? Like a phrase. What does that mean? Un. Like, what do you see that you're like, I don't want to see this anymore.

Co-host (116:46)

It goes be. It's just like a lot of like, Hate Train stuff and I'm like. Or like Rachel Zegler, Snow White, when everyone was like, trying to hate.

Trisha Paytas (116:53)

Twitter was the epicenter for.

Co-host (116:55)

Yeah. So stuff like that. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (116:57)

I didn't know you can mute those kind of phrases.

Co-host (116:58)

Yeah.

Oscar (116:59)

You.

Co-host (116:59)

You put in like, specific phrases and stuff, and then that helps a lot too. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (117:03)

You're on a different side Twitter than me. Sometimes the same.

Co-host (117:06)

Yeah. Yeah. Cuz I. I don't. I honestly don't know. It's a big mix. The other thing I saw a lot was like, TwitchCon, which was the whole crazy situation.

Trisha Paytas (117:14)

What's TwitchCon?

Co-host (117:15)

The Twitch convention.

Trisha Paytas (117:20)

Twitch Convention is like a vidcon.

Co-host (117:22)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (117:22)

And what do they do? They just meet creators exactly the same. Like, what do you mean? Like, oh, meet your favorite Twitcher.

Oscar (117:29)

I know.

Co-host (117:29)

Moses knows. Oh, you have a twitchcon you love.

Oscar (117:33)

Was pretty serious with happened.

Co-host (117:34)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (117:37)

It'S serious. I don't know. Sometimes serious.

Co-host (117:39)

What is. It's not like it's a one where, like, everyone's on the same side. I think one of those ones. Yeah. But yeah, TwitchCon is like the TW. It's like a VidCon, but for Twitch streamers. It's in San Diego at the San Diego Convention Center. Like, where they do Comic Con.

Oscar (117:50)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (117:51)

That's huge. Oh, my gosh. Who's an all H? Like, who's the one giving the. The big presentation point?

Co-host (117:56)

I don't know. Who would be the biggest one there this year in particular? I like, it's been a thing, a reoccurring thing with, like, the people have been concerned, like, creators have been concerned for, like, their security there. So, like, this year in particular, like, a lot of streamers, like, refused to go. Like Kitty Cinderella and Valkyrie said they weren't going to go this year. Like, they can't. They were scheduled but then canceled because they just thought it was, like, potentially unsafe.

Oscar (118:22)

So.

Co-host (118:23)

But the problem is some streamers are like, contractually obligated to go, oh, and like, do meet and greets and blah, blah, blah, depending on, like, their contracts with Twitch or. Yeah, like, who.

Trisha Paytas (118:33)

Who's like a contractually obligated, you think?

Co-host (118:35)

Well, this creator, Emy Rue, was. She did a meet and greet there and she didn't want to do a meet and greet in particular, but she had another show there. And in order to do her show in San Diego, Twitch, like, had it where she also had to do like a Two hour mean greet. And she was like a. She's like a popular female streamer. And she was doing her meet and greet on day one, and a fan came, like, crossed, like, multiple barriers to get to her and then, like, assaulted her, like, grabbed her and tried to kiss her. And this was, like, at her meet and greet. And it was a whole thing because, like, there was, like, no, no security came to step in and help her.

Trisha Paytas (119:14)

What do you mean? Did she not have, like, personal security?

Co-host (119:16)

So she wanted to bring a personal. Her personal security guard that she usually works with, but Twitch wouldn't let her because last year the security guard, like, stopped someone from coming to her and, like, grabbed his arm and, like, dragged him away. So they wouldn't let her bring, like, the security guard that she, like, knows and uses, like, all the time.

Trisha Paytas (119:35)

Oh, they banned him for, like, doing his job?

Co-host (119:37)

Yes, they banned her personal security guard that she wanted to use. And she did have, like, one personal security guard, like, on, like, kind of nearby. But, like, not, like, you know, like, not a lot of the company. Like, because usually venues, they have, you know, you. When you rent a venue, you usually have the venue security. But there was, like, no venue security around her meet and greet line. So she had one security guard come in and jump in once. She screamed like, no, get off of me. And then someone came in, but no one from Twitch even came in. Like, there was a woman who came from, like, behind the step and repeat. But that was someone like her manager, someone that she works with, someone from her team. Team. But no one from Twitch, like, came to check on her after this. Like, the guy that assaulted her was just allowed to, like, leave the venue. No one stopped him. No one, like, apprehended him.

Trisha Paytas (120:23)

No one arrested him.

Co-host (120:24)

No one did anything. He just was able to, like, walk free after he assaulted her.

Trisha Paytas (120:29)

And she should probably sue Twitch or something because they wouldn't let her bring a security guard. Yeah, they didn't provide security.

Co-host (120:35)

And that's what she said. She said I. Because the clip went viral, obviously, because she's a huge streamer, but.

Trisha Paytas (120:40)

Oh, someone got it on a video.

Oscar (120:42)

Oh, yeah, there's a video. I mean, the guy. Because the guy was a big guy.

Co-host (120:45)

Yeah.

Oscar (120:45)

And he was on top of her. Like, he grabbed her.

Trisha Paytas (120:47)

What does that mean?

Oscar (120:48)

It was going in, like, around the.

Trisha Paytas (120:49)

Shoulders or for the face or what?

Oscar (120:50)

He just grabbed her and went. He went face in. Into her face, trying to kiss her.

Trisha Paytas (120:55)

Did he?

Oscar (120:56)

And she. She was struggling, and then somebody came and pushed him away. But she said you know, aside of the oh, my God. Sexual assault, there's also. He. He's like, he could have stabbed me. He could have done so many things to hurt me that, you know, that she was so worried about.

Trisha Paytas (121:13)

Oh, my God. Was he, like, in line or.

Oscar (121:15)

He kind of like, he just walked through everything. He just, like, there was so many moments somebody should have stopped him and there was nobody to stop him.

Co-host (121:22)

And that's what she said that she was like, mostly, like, obviously, of course upset about the assault. But then the other thing that she was really mad at is, like, how Twitch handled it because he crossed, like, multiple, like, barriers. Like, you know, with the meet and greets at these conventions, there's like, you know, a lot of people are doing them at once. So he crossed a few lines to get to hers and then crossed. Went through her whole line, like, crossed all, like, the barricades, whatever, and then was just able to go up there and, like, grab her and try to kiss her.

Trisha Paytas (121:46)

Has she released a statement?

Co-host (121:48)

Yeah, she went on Twitch and hear her. Yeah, you should play the clip.

Trisha Paytas (121:52)

I'm not going to another twitchcon.

Co-host (121:54)

I'm done.

Trisha Paytas (121:55)

10 years of streaming.

Co-host (121:56)

I'm done. This is my final twitchcon.

Trisha Paytas (121:59)

This show will be my final performance.

Co-host (122:01)

And then I'm going back to streaming video games in my room.

Trisha Paytas (122:08)

I saw Valkyrae, I saw Pokey, I saw Hassan.

Co-host (122:12)

I saw Cutie saying, I don't really.

Trisha Paytas (122:14)

Want to go TwitchCon because I don't feel safe. And everyone was saying that they were stupid or overreact.

Co-host (122:20)

And Twitch's response to that was to.

Trisha Paytas (122:21)

Be like, oh, don't worry, everyone else, we up security. I should have listened to them.

Co-host (122:29)

Some people at Twitch and Amazon watching right now. Please, like, please just listen. Like, people aren't saying this for no reason.

Trisha Paytas (122:37)

Like, I feel like you guys don't.

Co-host (122:38)

Get it or something. Like, I could have literally been stabbed yesterday. Literally. Like, know that it's not okay by things. By.

Trisha Paytas (122:49)

For example, like I was saying, creators.

Co-host (122:51)

Not going to these events because a lot of these tickets are sold via mean greets. Like, what I was doing.

Trisha Paytas (123:02)

And I really feel like I was.

Co-host (123:04)

Treated like cattle or merchandise because why? Why is no one there making sure.

Trisha Paytas (123:11)

I'm safe like a person? I mean, yeah, period. I mean, like, what?

Co-host (123:17)

That is so.

Trisha Paytas (123:18)

That's so weird. They make so much money, you think they'd have, like, so much security.

Co-host (123:21)

Oh, especially again, Amazon, again at the scene of the crime. That is crazy. But yeah, yeah, like, Amazon has so much money. You have all these creators There at Tanacon, at least Gabbie Hannah was safe. You know what I mean?

Oscar (123:34)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (123:34)

And there was security.

Co-host (123:37)

Like, why is Twitch, like, worse than Tanacon?

Trisha Paytas (123:40)

Especially, like, San Diego Comic Con. Like, you're renting out that huge place. Like, it's weird they have so much money. I'm sure she probably got a lot of money for them, but she. You said she was obligated by Twitch to be there.

Co-host (123:50)

Yeah, like, she didn't want to do mean Greek. Like, there was another clip of her on a different stream where she said, I don't want to be. I think this was before the incident happened too. She's like, I don't want to be at the same spot for two hours where everyone knows where I'm at. Because that's like a. Yeah, it's just valid. Safe. Yeah. But she said that because she had, like, another show that she was doing, like her own, that she had to do the meet and greet, like, contractually. So there's like that whole element as well.

Trisha Paytas (124:16)

What's the show she was talking about? She did my last show.

Co-host (124:18)

I think she was doing. Oh, wait, in there? Yeah, like one of those live. Like a live show. Like, a lot of the streamers are doing live shows. Like Will Neff is DJing. Everyone's, like, doing a little, like. Like at TwitchCon. Yeah. Like in San Diego as a part of TwitchCon. It's. Yeah, it's so crazy. Like, it does raise a question. Like, especially with Twitch streamers. YouTube as well. Like, it is like, there's just more. More of a parasocial risk because you spend so much time, like, watching people at the. Like, are these conventions, like, our creators going to keep going to them? I really don't know. I feel like VidCon people have already kind of like YouTubers. I think they had a lot of tick tockers now, but a lot of YouTubers have, like, stopped doing, like, VidCon and stuff. And I don't know, maybe this was.

Trisha Paytas (125:07)

Always the craziest because it's also like, like, Like a Shane or like Daily Grace and then going to, like, they want to get paid. Paid for mean greets. So, like, why would they do that? Like, that was so weird. Like, so they're selling a ticket based on your name, but you're not getting paid. Why would you just not host your own meet and greet?

Co-host (125:22)

Yeah. And you see so many people doing that now, just doing it themselves. And then they have dedicated security that's like, focused on them between.

Trisha Paytas (125:29)

But not to let her Bring a personal security is crazy.

Co-host (125:31)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (125:31)

Because is it, like, I show speed. Doesn't he have, like, 10 people around him at all time? Like, security? It's like, why couldn't they bring that?

Co-host (125:36)

I know. Well, it depended to, like, I think specifically, like, her bodyguard in particular. Right. Was the one that was, like, banned from coming or whatever.

Trisha Paytas (125:44)

So for doing a job, like, he probably gonna block this person. You probably could have, like, chopped up. Yeah. Like, with this arm.

Co-host (125:50)

Yeah. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (125:52)

That's crazy. Wow, that's so scary.

Co-host (125:55)

I know. I feel for. You can tell too. Like, I mean, in the moment, you can hear her being like, no, get off of me. And then obviously, like, in that clip too, you can hear, like, how shaken she is. Like, I feel so bad for her. And I don't know, it just seemed like a mess overall. I kept seeing all these clips. The problem, too, is everyone, like, is IRL like, live streaming? So, like.

Trisha Paytas (126:13)

Yeah, it just.

Co-host (126:16)

I think it causes the environment to, like, make people want to do something crazy to be a clip. Like, and when you're streaming in real life with, like, random people, like, it can get, like, very dangerous. Like, a lot of people have died. Like, on IRL streams.

Trisha Paytas (126:31)

Seems like a lot of females to a lot of the girls. Like, the ones at the pier were all girls. There was a great.

Co-host (126:36)

Exactly. Yeah. And then there was another incident there, like a. A live streamer. Neon, I think his name is. And he was IRL streaming. And he went up to, like, two girls and, like, shot a shot with them. Like, asked them out. And they were like, no. Like, they were creeped out. And they were like, no. And then. But they were also, like, smaller streamers. And then his audience, like, went after them for. For, like, rejecting this other bigger.

Trisha Paytas (127:02)

No, it's just. Yeah. Like, toxic fandoms.

Co-host (127:05)

So. And then they. They said after seeing what happened to Emmy, they're like, okay, we're not gonna be going back to vid to TwitchCon, because we don't feel safe now that we're getting all these threats from Neon's, like, fan base. So it's like, yeah, they're just. It sounds like a recipe for disaster.

Trisha Paytas (127:20)

Maybe just do it on your own. I don't know. The IRL streaming is crazy. And that always is. Like, people do not. But it shouldn't have to be that way. But I guess it is that way. And like, these cons, it's kind of. It really is their fault. They should really just get a lot of security there and have all these big creators.

Co-host (127:32)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (127:34)

Be There. So QT wasn't there.

Co-host (127:36)

No. Cutie and Valkyrie, like, didn't go.

Trisha Paytas (127:38)

Hasan went.

Co-host (127:39)

Hasan didn't go. Austin's show went.

Trisha Paytas (127:43)

Okay.

Co-host (127:46)

But. And maybe for. I don't know, I didn't. Austin didn't seem to my. And Christian, his boyfriend, seemed like they were having a good time, but I guess, like, different levels.

Trisha Paytas (127:55)

Yeah. Or like, if you get threatened.

Co-host (127:56)

Different audiences, too. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (127:58)

The girls seem to get a lot of hate. You said a lot of the, like.

Co-host (128:00)

Gamer girls and probably Austin. I'm just generalizing, but I'm as, like, a LGBT creator. Like, I'm especially a guy. I feel like his audience probably a lot more. Gays.

Trisha Paytas (128:10)

Yeah.

Co-host (128:10)

And girls in general. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (128:14)

In general. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, my God.

Co-host (128:16)

Even the girls have big. I mean, obviously, of course they have girl fans, but they also have a lot of, like, straight fans, you know, and also, I was thinking psychologically, too, with, like, tippings, like, super chats or whatever, I feel like that could also lead people to think they have. They are owed something. Like, oh, I've been super chatting you. Or I pay $8 a month to subscribe to you.

Trisha Paytas (128:40)

Yeah.

Co-host (128:41)

They feel some. A little bit of, like, ownership. I think, again, this is the extreme case.

Trisha Paytas (128:45)

But, no, I think that a lot of, like, girls deal with the same thing, but.

Co-host (128:48)

Oh, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (128:49)

And it's obviously, like. Like, yeah, it's. It's different, but not. I know the struggle of being, like. I do feel for, like, these really, like, pretty, like, young creators. Like, even if they're not catering toward that, you know, they can say, I have a boyfriend of all this. It's like, you still get those, like, weirdos, I guess, just. I know. Just by being pretty.

Co-host (129:05)

Yeah. I mean, even, like, poki, like, if she wears, like, a tank top and, like, you know, like a normal. She dresses, like, just a normal top. And, like, obviously, she's a woman who has boobs. Like, her boobs are going to be out in the top, and everyone's. Oh, my God. Like, you're like, the male gaze or whatever. She's like, I'm just dressing how I.

Trisha Paytas (129:22)

Want to dress, you know, like, literally, I was like, sometimes, like, I don't want to sweat, you know?

Co-host (129:29)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (129:30)

It sucks. It sucks. I feel really. Yeah. Young girls.

Co-host (129:34)

It's such a weird environment. I. That's why, like, and not, like, obviously, it's not like that for every, you know, creator on Twitch, like, there are, like, some great creators and communities on Twitch, but, like, obviously the ones you hear about are, like, the scary ones. And it makes me so, so afraid of.

Trisha Paytas (129:49)

Yeah, yeah, no, that's. That's valid. They probably should not do cons anymore. You know, I think there's just other ways to meet.

Co-host (129:57)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (129:58)

Your fandom in, like, a better way to meet your fandom. You know what I mean?

Co-host (130:02)

Yeah. Because I was even thinking, like, Comic Con. I mean, I didn't go this last year and went. And obviously there's huge celebrities there, but it is. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (130:11)

They bring personal security.

Co-host (130:12)

Exactly. Because of the studios. And so, like, the celebrities have their own security. The studios have their own security, and then there's the convention security, and then there's such a huge police presence there, obviously. Because it's, like, such a huge event.

Trisha Paytas (130:25)

Yeah.

Co-host (130:26)

So there's, like, so many layers versus this one. It's like, not everyone has their own. Oh, that was. The other thing, too, is there's a lot of Twitch streamers who are, like, faceless. Like, they're. You know, they have, like, little animations. Yeah. So they still, like, go to. Do. They are able to go and, like, not to, I don't know, talk or whatever and, like. But not show their face.

Trisha Paytas (130:47)

They don't show their faces.

Co-host (130:48)

They'll have masks on because they'll, like, be faceless. But a lot of girls said that when they were checking in that the convention security was, like, yelling at them that they had to take their mask off and, like, show thing, and they were making them do it in public, and they're like, well, I. I have a stalker, so I don't. And. And they, you know, they're in the general line surrounded by people. They're like, I have a stalker. Like, I don't want to show my face. But they. And they would be with someone who works at Twitch, and they still were being forced by security to, like, unmask themselves in public. Not even, like, taken to another place. And they had, like, the badges and everything. So there's, like, so many crazy layers of, like, this not working. It's. Yeah. The whole thing just seems.

Trisha Paytas (131:31)

Yeah. Yeah. That sounds complicated. Dangerous for everyone. I mean, like you said, they shouldn't have to unmask if they're anonymous. At the same time, someone with a mask could probably just come in there and be like, I'm this person, you know?

Co-host (131:41)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (131:42)

How about dream? Does he go to these kind of things? Is he around? I just remember his unmasking was a big deal. Everyone's like, wow, his face.

Co-host (131:49)

I don't see the face reveal. I don't know if he's. He. I Feel like he didn't go this year because I feel like everyone would have been talking.

Trisha Paytas (131:57)

What's he even doing? What's he doing? IRL he.

Co-host (131:59)

Oh, yeah, he did go three years ago. Oh. Dream fans were fainting at TwitchCon after seeing him at his meet and greet three years ago. So.

Trisha Paytas (132:06)

So is he around still?

Co-host (132:09)

He's definitely still around.

Trisha Paytas (132:10)

What does he do? Just play games? Little Roblox, Minecraft. I don't know what people play.

Co-host (132:17)

What does he play? That's a good question.

Trisha Paytas (132:18)

He's just a gamer.

Co-host (132:20)

He also made music for a little bit. Maybe. He still makes music.

Trisha Paytas (132:24)

Multifaceted. I love it. Wow, that sounds sad. Honestly, that whole thing sounds, like, scary.

Co-host (132:33)

I know. Just do your own own shows.

Oscar (132:36)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (132:36)

Good for her, though, for saying something, speaking up.

Co-host (132:39)

I know.

Trisha Paytas (132:39)

Listen, get that security girl.

Oscar (132:42)

Well, we definitely have to do, you know, guys, what group you are.

Co-host (132:48)

Oh, here we go. We're gonna be. We're gonna look so out of touch. What. What are the options?

Trisha Paytas (132:53)

What group are we? Mr. Beast and T series.

Oscar (132:56)

It's from one to seven on TikTok. You have no.

Trisha Paytas (132:59)

Is this your TikTok? I was watching a Tick Tock, which, by the way, watch. The entire thing was like, don't listen to that. It's for tomorrow. I still didn't get it. I watched the whole thing. I was like, I'm so confused. Confused. Was so confused. He's like, grilling burgers for lunch and I see this, like, tick tock and he's like, are you a seven? Six. Seven?

Oscar (133:14)

No, I'm group seven.

Trisha Paytas (133:15)

Oh, okay.

Oscar (133:17)

Group seven.

Trisha Paytas (133:19)

I'm a six.

Oscar (133:19)

If you don't know what group you are, you're probably a three.

Trisha Paytas (133:22)

Okay.

Oscar (133:23)

I don't know. You know, I mean, it's fine. Yes, it's fine. If you don't know. If you don't know group seven, then you're not in group seven. That's. That's how it works.

Trisha Paytas (133:30)

But all right.

Oscar (133:32)

But anyway, on Tick Tock, you know, it's. It's kind of like bigger than, I don't know, aliens landing or anything. Like, this is like the moment we all waited for is group seven.

Trisha Paytas (133:43)

Okay, they're here.

Oscar (133:44)

And we're here. We're here.

Trisha Paytas (133:46)

Oh, you're part of it.

Oscar (133:48)

Oh, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (133:48)

Okay.

Oscar (133:48)

Because we saw the original Tick Tock that assigned, you know, that's how you know if you're in group seven. And.

Trisha Paytas (133:59)

That'S it.

Oscar (134:00)

No, so, okay, so some people. That's it.

Trisha Paytas (134:07)

We're here. Congrats.

Oscar (134:10)

Some people believe it Started with, you know, Sophia James. She makes music.

Co-host (134:15)

Yes.

Oscar (134:16)

Yeah. So some people think it started there. So she made a video and she posted, like, seven of them. And then if you saw one of the video videos and one of them was the seventh video, then that meant you were in group seven. But, you know, life has its own, I don't know, flow. And people realized, wait a minute, this is my group. This is my destiny. This is an awakening. This is like everything we waited for. And group seven just took by storm, you know, and people went with it, and they're running with it, and it's a new community, and it's. It's like, that's all. Once I engaged with it, that's all I see on my TikTok right now. Like, it's kind of crazy how the algorithm works and it's. And you can't get out of it right now.

Trisha Paytas (135:03)

What does that mean? What does that mean, though? What are you seeing?

Co-host (135:05)

Like, what kind of other people that I. Speaking, like, hey, I'm group seven.

Oscar (135:08)

People are just like. People are like, you know, by the ocean. Is like this. And being in group seven, this is. This is.

Co-host (135:14)

You're on group seven talk.

Oscar (135:16)

But that's not anything.

Trisha Paytas (135:17)

That's like me on steak. Like, all I see is steak.

Oscar (135:21)

No, no, but is. This is a community. This is like, people are together, part of group seven.

Trisha Paytas (135:26)

But that. Isn't that the same thing? Is that anything?

Oscar (135:33)

This is bigger than that.

Trisha Paytas (135:34)

Okay. I respect it.

Oscar (135:36)

It's kind of like, reminds me of the, you know, pudding with a fork.

Co-host (135:39)

Yeah, that's what it gives.

Oscar (135:41)

It's kind of like that, but it's its own thing. It's not even. It didn't even start with a pudding or a fork.

Trisha Paytas (135:46)

Did you make one? Was that your barbecue thing? Was making your Group 7 right now? Why watching this?

Oscar (135:50)

I was just letting the community know that we're going to talk about it. We're gonna.

Trisha Paytas (135:54)

And I was watching it and was like, don't watch it. It's for tomorrow. And I literally watched the entire thing. I was like, I still have no idea. And I still have no idea because.

Oscar (136:01)

You'Re not in group seven.

Co-host (136:02)

But if you saw. So if. But if Trisha sees your Group 7 TikTok, does that make her Group 7?

Oscar (136:08)

She didn't see the original.

Co-host (136:09)

Oh, so you have to see the original.

Trisha Paytas (136:10)

But if I keep watching group seven videos, I'm sure I'm gonna only see group seven videos, and I think I'll be in at then.

Oscar (136:16)

Well, at some point. Yeah. But you're watching it. It's like me watching Steak Talk. But I'm not eating steak. Right. Like, I'm not. Or cooking steak.

Trisha Paytas (136:23)

Well, you are all the time.

Oscar (136:26)

And tonight, maybe because you're married, they might made an exception.

Trisha Paytas (136:30)

I get grandfathered in. Okay.

Co-host (136:33)

That's like honorary.

Trisha Paytas (136:34)

Was that the. Was that our final hot topic? That's where we're ending the show.

Oscar (136:37)

Pretty big, but.

Trisha Paytas (136:38)

Okay, so.

Oscar (136:39)

I don't know. I mean, it'd be interesting. It'd be interesting to see where it goes. Goes. How it grows and what will come out of it.

Co-host (136:45)

Where do you guys talk? Just on Tik Tok. Like, I feel like you guys should make a discord or something. I think it's a telepathy thing.

Trisha Paytas (136:51)

I think that's like his telepathy tapes, he loves. They're all just mind talking to each other.

Oscar (136:55)

It's funny because some people were talking about, you know, leaders and call. And I'm. I'm just. It's funny to talk about it dressed like this right now.

Trisha Paytas (137:02)

I'm your leader, nephew.

Co-host (137:04)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (137:07)

Maybe you're manifesting to be a leader of Group 7.

Oscar (137:13)

In my. In my mind, the way I see it is there's no leaders to Group seven. It's an organic thing, you know, it's like a. It's like a Ryzen. It's like. It's its own thing. It's like a.

Trisha Paytas (137:22)

Okay.

Oscar (137:23)

Anyway. But it's. It's pretty big.

Co-host (137:25)

What if we organized like another. Like, what if. Yeah, I love being innate. Or like, because what if we just made another group cool. To compete with Group seven.

Trisha Paytas (137:34)

Okay. What are we gonna be like?

Co-host (137:36)

We'll just be one of the other numbers no one cares about is.

Oscar (137:40)

Well, I think you guys are late.

Trisha Paytas (137:41)

Because now we missed about.

Oscar (137:44)

Because now it's not just if you're Group seven. It's whether you're seven strawberry or pomegranate.

Trisha Paytas (137:52)

Seven strawberry.

Oscar (137:54)

By the time you start your number, you don't even have.

Trisha Paytas (137:56)

I think you're just making things up now. I gave your seven strawberry. That's.

Oscar (138:00)

That my strawberry is a bit bigger than pomegranate started yesterday.

Trisha Paytas (138:03)

Probably pomegranate's one too.

Co-host (138:05)

Wow.

Oscar (138:06)

So there's already subcategories.

Co-host (138:08)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (138:08)

I think people are just messing with you, babe.

Oscar (138:10)

I don't think it's real specifically with me.

Trisha Paytas (138:12)

Yeah, I think because you're one of those people who's like, we're wearing this.

Oscar (138:16)

That would be even bigger.

Trisha Paytas (138:17)

Yeah, Like Truman Show. Just everyone.

Oscar (138:20)

Thousands of people are creating this group to make me believe that.

Co-host (138:23)

I mean, it just hold like a side to get you to talk about Truman Show. Oh, yeah, that's a good experiment.

Trisha Paytas (138:30)

Truman show. But not a. At birth, 40 years later, Trishman's show working.

Oscar (138:36)

But the interesting thing is that Sophia James, when she did that, it was to promote the song. And it's again, it's like when you watch those things, like everyone is trying to go viral trying to do something. And what she did was. I don't know how intentional it was, but it actually happened, you know, like it went viral. The song is like used with everyone that use, you know, group seven and those little videos that are like living Life as Group 7. That video, that song is in the background. So something happened there. To me it reminded me like with Malibu and the Queen Elizabeth thing, you know, it's like nobody did anything, but something big happened. This is what's happening now with group seven. Okay, but at least, you know, she's benefiting from that. As far as like actually getting the soaks. People probably like, oh, she's a marketing genius. But I so think it's not even that. It's like something else happened there.

Trisha Paytas (139:28)

I've never heard any of these things involved. I don't know Sophia James. I don't knew the Sevens.

Co-host (139:32)

Does she like it? Does she? What if I would be like, okay, but like also groups one through six also stream. Okay, yes, but also one through six.

Trisha Paytas (139:41)

You can stream groups. Maybe group three has its own group Free Tik Tok. You know what I mean? Maybe everyone is doing this. Like we're group three.

Oscar (139:49)

Had she released seven songs, it would have been perfect.

Trisha Paytas (139:51)

Maybe she did. We don't know. Or maybe you do know what a Hot Topics that was. I love ending on that.

Oscar (139:59)

It is very hot. I'm sad. The videos only come out Tuesday and.

Trisha Paytas (140:03)

You know, we'll see where it goes by next week. I guess that's it for me. I guess. Anything from you?

Co-host (140:11)

I guess we can save that for Patreon.

Trisha Paytas (140:12)

Which one?

Co-host (140:13)

Oh, I had Hailey Bieber versus Selena Gomez again.

Trisha Paytas (140:18)

That sounds like a good gag.

Oscar (140:19)

I have a picture of one.

Trisha Paytas (140:20)

Oh, you do it. What's yours? A little T shirt?

Oscar (140:22)

The doordasher. Did you see that?

Trisha Paytas (140:23)

Oh, yeah.

Oscar (140:24)

You saw that one?

Trisha Paytas (140:25)

Door Dasher. That one was crazy. I have Dave Portnoy. Too rich for Ozempic.

Oscar (140:32)

I did not see that one.

Trisha Paytas (140:33)

I'm on it. I'm on that one. All right, guys, well, if you want to see all those Hot Topics and more, go to patreon.com Just Trish, thank you so much for being here. It was good vibe to say we love Halloween week. Tell us below what you're gonna be for Halloween. We're gagged to now. And let us know what you predict will be the Halloween costume this year, which will be the topical Halloween costume that everyone's gonna be. Let us know in the comments below. Love you guys. See you over on Patreon.