Podcast Summary: Just Trish – Episode: "The James Charles Allegations Get Worse + Jeffree Star Confirms Kanye Romance?" (Released April 24, 2025)

Hosts:

• Trisha Paytas
• Moses Hacmon
• Oscar Gracey (Co-host, Emmy-award winning entertainment news journalist)

1. Reincarnation Rumors: Trisha and the Pope Francis Theory

Timestamp: [00:10] – [07:35]

Trisha Paytas opens the episode by delving into a bizarre yet intriguing conspiracy theory circulating online: she's allegedly pregnant with the reincarnation of Pope Francis. Trisha shares her reflections on this rumor, highlighting how it originated from various sources, including old interviews and active TikTok discussions.

• Trisha: “I believe in reincarnation. I heard it's only 49 days, but if it's longer than 49 days, I'll take that soul.” ([02:52])

She discusses her father’s reaction, a hardcore Catholic, who was both confused and supportive upon reading the rumors. The conversation extends to the significance of Pope Francis in global peace prophecies and Trisha’s belief in manifesting positivity through such an unusual premise.

• Moses: “Her name is Trish. She's got the additional filthy rich hot Topic queen and says what everybody thinks.” ([00:54])

Trisha humorously contemplates naming her child “Francis” or “Pope,” emphasizing her playful take on the situation while acknowledging the widespread attention it has garnered.

2. Green Day Apology and Fan Reactions

Timestamp: [11:22] – [16:27]

The hosts address previous backlash Trisha received for her support of Green Day, a band known for its political activism and longevity in the music industry. Trisha apologizes to the Green Day community, clarifying her genuine admiration for the band and their influence.

• Trisha: “I think I was on the side of TikTok where I thought I was on the right side. Whereas, like, Gen Z was mad that they were headlining because it's like, should have been Charlie XCS.” ([12:30])

She recounts her early cover of Green Day's "Basket Case" and the mixed reactions it elicited from younger fans who preferred artists like Charli XCX. Moses and Oscar support her by acknowledging the band's enduring relevance and Trisha’s authentic fandom.

• Trisha: “Their entire discourse for the past 30 years. Like, I love them, specifically their political stuff.” ([13:27])

The discussion highlights the generational divide in music preferences and Trisha's commitment to standing by her musical tastes despite criticism.

3. Current Pop Culture Hot Topics

Timestamp: [16:27] – [38:28]

The conversation shifts to various trending topics in pop culture:

• JoJo Siwa on Big Brother: JoJo’s evolving self-identification from lesbian to queer after her stint on "Big Brother" sparks discussions about identity and public perception.

  • Trisha: “It's just sus. Seeing them play out.” ([29:26])

• Review of Recent TV Shows: The hosts critique shows like "White Lotus," "The Bear," and "The Morning Show," expressing mixed feelings about their content and character development.

  • Trisha: “But I'm so sorry to all the other world leaders. May you rest in peace. But Pope Francis will be back soon.” ([06:40])

• Celebrity Events and Appearances: Discussions about Walton Goggins’ appearance in magazines and his roles in upcoming projects like "Fallout" and "Righteous Gemstone." Trisha praises his physique and acting prowess, while Moses shares his admiration for his roles.

• Stagecoach and Other Music Festivals: The hosts talk about upcoming shows, ticket sales, and their excitement for performances in Chicago, Milwaukee, and Los Angeles.

  • Trisha: “Check it out. This weekend, sold out, though, so you can't. No tickets available.” ([10:07])

4. The Discovery of a New Color: STEM Segment

Timestamp: [76:54] – [85:03]

In a unique twist, the hosts incorporate a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) segment discussing a recent scientific claim about the discovery of a new color named "olo" that humans have never seen before.

• Moses: “Five researchers stimulated retina cells in participants’ eyes in a study and they claim to have seen a color called olo. It’s an extremely saturated blue-green color.” ([79:00])

Trisha is skeptical, noting that the color seems familiar and likely exists within the spectrum already used in digital media and design. The hosts debate the validity of the claim, emphasizing the subjective nature of color perception.

• Trisha: “But I don’t know if that’s like, a possible thing.” ([80:37])

The segment underscores the intersection of pop culture with scientific discovery, albeit with a humorous and skeptical undertone.

5. Handling Apologies and Controversies

Timestamp: [11:22] – [73:00]

Trisha and Moses discuss the importance of addressing public criticisms and controversies openly. They reflect on past incidents, such as Trisha’s support for Green Day, and emphasize the need for transparent apologies rather than blanket statements.

• Trisha: “Apologies to the Green Day community. I’m one of you, but I’m also one of the angels, so I’m both.” ([16:27])

They explore how influencers and celebrities navigate backlash, the role of mental health in responding to online criticism, and the responsibility that comes with a large public platform.

• Trisha: “We have apologies today. Me and Moses have apologies.” ([11:22])

Oscar contributes by highlighting the generational expectations and the evolving nature of fan interactions, stressing the importance of maintaining authenticity amidst public scrutiny.

6. Jeffree Star and Kanye West Romance Confirmation

Timestamp: [137:15] – [147:57]

One of the episode's primary focuses is the escalating rumors and latest confirmations about Jeffree Star’s alleged romantic involvement with Kanye West. The hosts dissect various claims, including tweets and third-party confirmations, analyzing their authenticity and potential implications.

• Moses: “Another post I saw was Jeffree Star seemingly confirming the rumors about him and Kanye West.” ([146:56])

Trisha and Moses discuss the timeline of the rumors, referencing previous allegations made by influencers like Ava Louise and Zach Sellers. They scrutinize Jeffree’s public statements and Twitter activity, debating whether his recent confirmations are genuine or another troll maneuver.

• Trisha: “He’s like, he might be mentally unwell, so it’s also kind of like, yeah, like all this.” ([147:15])

The conversation delves into the complexities of celebrity relationships, the impact of public declarations on personal lives, and the ethical considerations of influencers addressing such rumors.

7. Audience Engagement and Closing Thoughts

Timestamp: [147:57] – [152:16]

As the episode concludes, Trisha invites listeners to submit their thoughts and experiences, especially those related to domestic violence, emphasizing support and resource sharing.

• Trisha: “We have apologies today. Me and Moses have apologies.” ([11:22])

She reiterates the importance of truth and justice, encouraging listeners to engage respectfully and thoughtfully with sensitive topics.

• Trisha: “Truth always comes out, even if it takes a while, even if it’s not public.” ([150:52])

The hosts wrap up by thanking their audience, promoting upcoming shows, and hinting at future content that continues to blend entertainment with real-world issues.

Notable Quotes:

1. Trisha Paytas: “I believe in reincarnation. I heard it's only 49 days, but if it's longer than 49 days, I'll take that soul.” ([02:52])

2. Trisha Paytas: “Their entire discourse for the past 30 years. Like, I love them, specifically their political stuff.” ([13:27])

3. Kayla Malik (Interview Segment): “I was silently being abused while posting my life online, smiling. You can see it in the eyes.” ([127:15])

4. Moses Hacmon: “A USB drive requires power from a computer to work. True or false?” (STEM Trivia Segment) ([78:37])

Conclusion:

This episode of "Just Trish" navigates through a labyrinth of pop culture rumors, personal apologies, and serious allegations, all while maintaining Trisha’s signature unfiltered and candid commentary. The blend of humor, honesty, and investigative discussion provides listeners with a comprehensive look into the tangled web of celebrity lives and online narratives. Whether dissecting the peculiar Pope reincarnation theory or addressing the gravity of domestic violence allegations, Trisha and her co-hosts deliver a multifaceted conversation that resonates with both casual listeners and dedicated fans.

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