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Reacting to David Dobrik's Comeback Vlog & LEAKED Documentary Clip

Just Trish

Thu Jan 09 2025

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Trisha Paytas (0:00)

Hello, everyone. Welcome back to the podcast. It's very casual Thursdays here. Super casual Thursday. Don't adjust your screens. You might think. Is that Pamela Anderson? No.

Oscar (0:10)

No makeup.

Trisha Paytas (0:11)

With the Golden Globes. Yes. No, just me and my own glam team, which is me. Which is literally nothing. I fell asleep. Went back to sleep this morning and then put on some concealer. Today's episode is sponsored by Kickoff and Golden Nugget online Casino. We love you guys. Ad reads soon to follow. Crazy times here in la. Fires are happening. We are. We are safe. People around us evacuating, but we are safe. And, yeah, it's a crazy morning. Didn't know if Oscar was gonna make it. We live close to each other. So I did text him, you don't have to come. I was like, maybe stay home. It's fine.

Oscar (0:48)

I think our areas are not as affected. But you lived here a long time. I lived here literally my whole life, and it's, like, never seen a wildfire.

Trisha Paytas (0:57)

This bad just spreading everywhere.

Oscar (0:59)

I think this is the biggest, like, metropolitan fire in LA history. And just, like, seeing the amount of people like this place and stuff, it's very heartbreaking. So even if, you know, we laugh and giggle today, like, our hearts are still with everyone that's been affected by.

Trisha Paytas (1:12)

Oh, my gosh, it's the wildfires.

Oscar (1:14)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (1:14)

But you know what? People are, like, coming out. Did you see Steve Gutenberg was out in the streets helping people? And I'm like, that's, like, so cool at this time when people just, like, try to help out other people. A lot of people were looking for trailers to help animals move out and stuff. So it's nice that people come together when it's, like, times of crisis.

Oscar (1:29)

Yeah. I think a lot of the times we can get very cynical about, you know, people looking out for themselves. But I think when push comes to shove, I think a lot of people do, you know, they look out for their neighbors. Some people didn't get emergency alerts, so they were going to their houses like, hey, we need to evacuate. So that is at least one good thing you see, you know, people helping each other.

Trisha Paytas (1:46)

Trisha Paytas (10:14)

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Trisha Paytas (20:55)

But, like, the Michaela is kind of wild. And I kind of just didn't even realize how much hate she got until she keeps making so much videos about these hate. And I was like, damn, okay, she gets a lot of hate now she's getting hate for talking about being sad because she's like, oh, I've been going through something really difficult and she's like, really sad. So not every video is like, she gives like 17 million, 18 million videos views on these videos. So now every video she talks about how sad she is, how she went through the worst year of her life. She's like, crying. She's like, I cry myself to sleep every night and it's just been awful. You guys don't even know. And you Know you all say, because I have money, it doesn't buy happiness. I get by his comfort, but it doesn't mean happiness. Like, so she's like alluding to stuff but not telling anybody exactly what it is. So everyone is pissed because they think she's like milking it for views that she's like, now she's just saying it because like every video then she had one in bed and people are like clocking her because she set up the tripod, but she's like eating McDonald's and crumbles like, you guys, I'm just eating my feelings today and whatever. And then people are speculating, like, the bed's not made next to her. So her and Cody are having problems like, speculating. And everyone's like, well, she sees the speculation. Why doesn't she just say what it is? But then she said, I've been following up on text. Then she was doing get ready with Me and she's like, guys, I literally can't tell you what's happening right now, but once I can, you know, I will. So then I was like, oh my God, even me. I'm like, oh my gosh, like, what is it? Like, what can't you tell us? You know, she did her very first I'm not well video was directed towards Richlock. She like, was like, yeah, you, Richlock. So I was like, what did Rich Lux do? Because let's face it, Rich Lux gets a very niche small community that follows Rich. Like. So I was like, wait, Michaela, who gets 18 million views on a tick tock, is had the worst year ever. And the only thing she like, said specifically was like, yeah, I'm talking to you, Rich Lux, you piece of what? Yeah, she was like, pissed, but I was just like, I don't ever see him pop up. I don't even know. Like, I had no idea she was talking about. So I'm like, is this all about Rich luck? So that's what I'm saying. The speculation, so weird. I'm like, what did he do? And girl, if it's about richlogs, like, like, stop crying. Like, it's really not that big of a deal. You know what I mean? Like, Rich Lux is, I don't know, he's fine. I think he's a character. I think he's a character. So when I'm saying, like, oh, no one really cares. I don't think anyone cares about like the character he plays, which is like a drama king, right? Is that what his character is?

Trisha Paytas (119:26)

Right, so and just like then through. But I think even more than that is like, obviously, like, I mean that obviously. Yes, because. But people could like, argue, okay, well, that's Dom. That's not David. Even though he did film in. I mean, he's a part of it. He's aware of it. But like, the stuff with Jeff is like a direct David. And in the vlog, he's like, I value friendship so much and like, this is like his friend. Terrible accident happened. But then not only did this terrible accident happen, he doesn't follow through with payments. He, you know, does everything as like, you know, a write off and, you know, insurance and stuff. But then to also. I just think the craziest part is to like, throw Jeff under the bus and be like, Jeff, it was Jeff's idea. What do they say? Jeff was the one driving or David wasn't one drive Something like insane, like wild. And according to Jeff, like them like forging documents. Like all this, like, crazy stuff. Like, it's actually insane. Jeff so vocal about it. Still so vocal about it. And to come back because they were talking about on their podcast, because their podcast came back. And the only reason I know this, I watched Spill Sash. I was not listening to that podcast, but I was listening to Spill Session. She. There was like a clip and she was talking about how he said he took a break, but didn't mention, like the accident or the lawsuit or anything like that. It's just that, like, he needed a break. He wasn't in the same good mental health space or whatever, which is like so insane to once again, like, not acknowledge the Jeff situation. You're like, in this current lawsuit and just like not paying and not doing any. That this is like, so. And it's like, currently happening. It's currently affecting someone's life and you almost like, killed someone and you're just like, not again. Accidents can happen, but if you don't, like, acknowledge it and just like say sorry and apologize and like a public apology, a private apology, Pay for stuff. Like, it's just like. So he said, too. He was like, giving out all these Teslas in the vlog to his employees. Yeah. Which is, like, nice. But it's also like, wow, you owe so much money to Jeff and his surgeries that he's paying out of pocket. And it's like, you can. You can't do that, but you're doing all of this. It's like, it's at the end, they gift Mr. Beast, like, gifts. Ilya, like, Lamborghini, a blue Lamborghini. It's just like. And then he said. He said on the podcast, he's like, yeah, I don't like the vlogs as much because, like, you know, you just run out of people to give cars to. And I was just like, you're just so out of touch is so everything. And then, you know, to be Jeff, like, for me, like, it makes me mad because I just, like, I really, really despise David. I just think he's actually a horrible person. Just, like, personally. And, like, people can change and grow. For sure. I knew him a long time ago. But just all the stuff of how he's handled Jeff and everything, I just like, even the documentary, I saw a clip, I think it was like a leaked clip of the case. You saw that one where he was like, asking David. He's like, you know, anything for views, right? Or whatever, until it becomes, like, dangerous. And he's like, do you feel any different about it now? Or something? And David's just like, no, no. Yeah, just like, cold. It's like. And it's like this close up, tight shot of him. And, like, David looks scary in the thing. Like, just like lifeless behind the eyes. And then when he's like, do you feel different? He's like, thinking about, thinking about. He's like, no. I was like, this is crazy. Like, your friend was just like, because of you driving an excavator, your friend literally almost died. Like, went, like, blind. Like, just. Oh, just like. And if I was Jeff, I'd be so pissed because my life, like, was altered. And it's like, you have to do this huge lawsuit, which David's just dragging out because he has, like, money and it could drag out forever. And I think Jeff's lawyers, he said, is pro bono. So, like, eventually they could just maybe just stop and give up on the case because maybe they think it's gonna be dragged out forever. I don't know. It's just so. Oh, it's so frustrating. And the fact that it's like the vlogs haven't changed and it's still like, dangerous.

Summary

Podcast Summary: Just Trish Episode: Reacting to David Dobrik's Comeback Vlog & LEAKED Documentary Clip
Release Date: January 9, 2025

1. Casual Chat and LA Wildfires

Timestamp: 00:00 - 03:06

Trisha Paytas opens the episode with a relaxed conversation, revealing the chaotic morning in Los Angeles due to unprecedented wildfires. She shares personal experiences of evacuation and highlights the community's resilience.

Notable Quote:
Trisha Paytas (00:48):
"Crazy times here in LA. Fires are happening. We are safe. People around us evacuating, but we are safe."

2. Golden Globes Drama: Demi Moore and Kylie Jenner

Timestamp: 06:07 - 08:58

The hosts delve into the viral incident at the Golden Globes where Demi Moore appeared to snub Kylie Jenner. Trisha defends Demi, emphasizing her genuine demeanor, while Oscar Gracey analyzes the public's reaction and media portrayal.

Notable Quote:
Oscar Gracey (06:00):
"The Internet kind of ran with that theory that Demi snubbed Kylie, but Tallulah Willis posted an Instagram story to shut that down."

3. Fake News on Twitter: Ariana Grande and Benny Blanco

Timestamp: 09:02 - 14:00

Trisha recounts how she was misled by fake Twitter accounts claiming interactions between Ariana Grande and Benny Blanco. The conversation sheds light on the prevalence of parody accounts and the importance of verifying sources.

Notable Quote:
Trisha Paytas (09:02):
"It sounded like pop crazy and pop bass. It sounds like pop crave and pop face. It sounds like drop pop."

4. Dating App Experiences

Timestamp: 17:03 - 19:35

The hosts share their personal anecdotes about navigating the world of dating apps. Trisha expresses frustration over unfulfilling dates, while Oscar discusses the challenges of finding meaningful connections in a saturated digital space.

Notable Quote:
Oscar Gracey (19:00):
"They were all just weird. Everybody I've ever went out with was just, like, so odd."

5. Plastic Surgery and Body Transformations

Timestamp: 82:32 - 90:03

A significant portion of the discussion focuses on plastic surgery trends and the psychological implications of body transformations. Trisha expresses her fears about surgeries, while Oscar shares insights on the motivations behind such decisions.

Notable Quote:
Trisha Paytas (85:24):
"I mean, you really do put your life at risk and like I guess you do that any day."

6. Relationships and Celebrity Gossip

Timestamp: 93:00 - 107:00

The conversation shifts to the dynamics of celebrity relationships, highlighting age differences and public perceptions. Trisha critiques the relationship between Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, while Oscar discusses the complexities of maintaining privacy in high-profile unions.

Notable Quote:
Trisha Paytas (95:24):
"He gives me the ick everywhere I see him."

7. David Dobrik's Comeback Vlog & Leaked Documentary Clip

Timestamp: 110:36 - 143:24

The centerpiece of the episode revolves around David Dobrik's return to YouTube amidst ongoing controversies. Trisha and Oscar express deep concerns over Dobrik's accountability and the ethical implications of his content. They dissect the leaked documentary clips, emphasizing the lack of remorse and responsibility Dobrik displays regarding past incidents.

Notable Quote:
Trisha Paytas (143:09):
"I just feel like money can go such a long way because people love to donate when things go awry."

8. Final Thoughts: Accountability and Moving Forward

Timestamp: 143:25 - 149:06

In conclusion, the hosts advocate for genuine accountability and positive actions over superficial transformations. They express hope for meaningful change in influencers' behaviors and emphasize the importance of supporting victims over chasing fame.

Notable Quote:
Oscar Gracey (148:14):
"I hope he's just gonna be better and set a better example."

Summary:

In this episode of Just Trish, Trisha Paytas and co-host Oscar Gracey navigate through a blend of serious and light-hearted topics. From the immediate concerns of LA's wildfires to the intricate web of celebrity interactions and controversies, the hosts provide their unfiltered takes. A significant focus is placed on David Dobrik's contentious comeback, where they critically analyze his actions and the broader implications for influencer accountability. Throughout the conversation, they interweave personal anecdotes, expert opinions, and cultural critiques, offering listeners a comprehensive and engaging overview of the current pop culture landscape.