Noche de Pendejadas with Alannized

Episode: Myah Talks All: Childhood Bullies, Daddy's Money, Kicked OFF Cheer Team, Online Hate, CHISME & MORE!
Host: Alannized
Guest: Myah
Release Date: October 17, 2025

Episode Overview

In this candid and energetic episode of Noche de Pendejadas, Alannized welcomes Myah—the Houston-born social media personality known for her family-centered content, signature confidence, and unfiltered storytimes. The conversation journeys through Myah’s upbringing, her experiences with bullying, the realities and misconceptions about her family’s “daddy’s money,” being kicked off the cheer team, struggles with online hate (and how she claps back), and her ambitions beyond influencing. Delivered in a conversational, Spanglish style, the episode offers heartfelt chisme and real talk for fans and newcomers alike.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Who is Myah? Family, Houston Roots & Hustle

• Intro to Myah & Houston Life

  • Myah, age 18, is the eldest of four siblings, born and raised in Houston, TX.
  • She describes Houston as vibrant, always offering something new ("I don't think I've ever gotten bored of Houston." [09:18])
  • Shares anecdotes of early life: being dropped off at daycare by her grandpa on a bike, cold morning showers, and her mom’s work ethic.
  • "My mom always did my hair...I just carried along the years to always keep my hair done." ([08:02])

• Early Exposure to Responsibility

  • As the oldest, Myah was entrusted with significant responsibilities from a young age—caring for siblings, managing chores.
  • "Being an oldest sibling is a lot. Like, you have to take up responsibility as if you were maybe like a second mom..." ([18:40])

2. Family Dynamics and "Daddy’s Money" Chisme

• Parents’ Hardships and Rise

  • Parents started young: her mom worked at Fiesta supermarket, her dad at Wendy’s, then the oil field.
  • Details family struggles: living in a one-bedroom studio, mattress on the floor, stretched finances.
  • "My dad never called off work...he would work seven days a week, leave at 6 in the morning, come home at 6, 7, 8, sometimes 9 pm." ([15:06])

• Online Misconceptions and Realities

  • Myah addresses accusations of living off “daddy’s money.”

  • She’s worked with her parents since age 10, helping run family businesses, but chooses not to publicize them due to internet hate.

  • “People see what you post and say, 'oh, you have everything handed to you.' But that's not the case.” ([18:40])

  • On why she blocks people: “People say, oh you blocked me 'cause you're scary. No, I blocked you 'cause you're annoying.” ([00:59])

3. Being the Oldest Sibling: Responsibility & Resentment

• Pressure and Family Roles

  • Describes feeling like a "second mom," managing household chores, teaching and pushing siblings despite their reluctance.
  • “I was seven years old doing laundry, sweeping the house, cleaning counters, cleaning up the whole house.” ([22:40])

• Family Reward and Burnout

  • Credits parents for giving back (“They give me a lot of what I want/need because I do my part as an older sister.” [24:34])
  • The experience shaped her stance on parenthood: "Now that I've been the oldest sibling for going on 12 years, I don't want kids." ([25:31])

4. School Life: Bullying, Confidence, and Social Dynamics

• Middle School: The Bullied "Bow Girl"

  • Myah was targeted for her bows and demeanor—bullied by peers and, notably, older boys in her school.

  • “There was this one girl...she used to get her older cousins...to charge me up when I was walking the track by myself.” ([27:57])

  • Notable moment: A bully ruined her special paleta from Mexico.

  • Quotes her mother’s original advice: "Ignore it. Be the bigger person." ([28:00])

  • Her evolving stance: "Now I would advise little girls...don’t let nobody walk over you." ([33:05])

• High School: Standing Up, Drama, and TikTok Virality

  • Found confidence among older friends and through joining sports.
  • Describes her freshman year: “There was a girl...she bumped into me at lunch and tried to flip it on me. And I was like, okay. You ain't gonna do nothing. Keep walking.” ([36:28])
  • On shifting social circles after transferring schools: "People will only be friends with you because you benefit them...when I left, nobody called me." ([64:08])

5. Cheerleading: From Love to Fallout

• Early Cheer Experience & Teamwork

  • Started competitive cheer at 4: “Cheer isn’t a real sport? Girl, we were conditioning outside, flipping, tumbling. My coach would throw chairs!” ([42:39])

• High School Cheer: Escalating Drama

  • Found joy in varsity cheer and TikTok, but team atmosphere soured—"girls arguing, fighting, drama, it felt like a job." ([46:04])
  • Her coach showed favoritism and made snide remarks about Myah’s family:
    • “She was like, 'Tell your parents to pay for it since they have money.' In front of everyone.” ([49:32])

• Getting Kicked Off

  • Incident: Got into a fight (not with a cheerleader, but with another girl), followed previous minor infractions (like taking cookie dough).
  • Describes being singled out and hurt by the coach’s comments:
    • “She was like, 'You’re a waste of talent. Others can take your spot.'" ([55:07])
  • School failed to communicate; mother advocated heavily but Myah ultimately decided not to return: “I’m not going to be somewhere I’m not wanted. Maybe God has other plans for me.” ([59:00])

6. Social Media Stardom: Growth, Haters & Real Ones

• Rise on TikTok & Family Content

  • Uses TikTok for dances, get-ready-with-me’s, family dinners—“I think of all the people that follow me like we’re all best friends.” ([67:49])
  • Family-oriented, relatable moments draw fans.

• Hate, Backlash, and Confidence

  • Discusses online vitriol, often centered around weight, class, and rumors:
    • “You make whole accounts to post about me...I block you ‘cause you’re annoying.” ([74:53])
  • Felt fat-shamed online but turned it into motivation for self-improvement:
    • “If I was fat, let me drag it a little bit...then when I lost weight, people still had something to say. You’ll never win.” ([71:42])
  • Advises not to take trolls to heart: “If people don’t like you, they just don’t like you. I could hold your hand and show you proof and they still wouldn’t listen.” ([80:46])

• Handling Storytimes & Flex Culture Accusations

  • Faces double standards online: "Every time I do a trend with money, people say I’m not humble, but everyone else does it." ([74:53])
  • “People expect you to receive ugly comments and just shut up. That’s not how life works.” ([73:47])

7. Gratitude & The Support Squad

• Believes more people love her than hate her:
  • "I love whoever loves me. My words don’t express it enough." ([83:10])
  • She’s attentive to comments and DMs: “I appreciate y’all because, you know, I wouldn’t be right here where I’m sitting at without everybody who loves and supports me.” ([84:25])

8. Looking Ahead: Law School & Future Goals

• Currently starting classes; plans to become a lawyer while continuing social media and sharing her life.
• On the next five years: "I see myself traveling, taking trips, way farther from what I am now...There's a lot in the works that I keep private. But I do see myself content creating long term—and as a lawyer." ([85:11])

Memorable Quotes & Timestamps

• On misconceptions:
  “People see what you post and say, ‘oh, you have everything handed to you.’ But that’s not the case.” (18:40, Myah)

• On bullying & confidence:
  “You don’t let nobody walk over you...when you let people walk over you, they’re going to continue to do it.” (34:19, Myah)

• On being kicked off cheer:
  “For her to tell me, ‘you’re a waste of talent.’ That stuck with me.” (55:09, Myah)

• On online trolls:
  “People make whole accounts to post about me...I block you ‘cause you’re annoying.” (00:59, Myah & 74:53)

• On family:
  “My mom and my dad...They work very hard for what they’ve got and I owe it to them. As long as I do my part, they’ll keep providing for me.” (18:40, Myah)

• On her fans:
  “I love whoever loves me. My words don’t express it enough...I appreciate y’all because I wouldn’t be here without everybody who loves and supports me.” (84:25, Myah)

Notable Segments & Timestamps:

• Myah’s LA Trip & Arrival Story (03:01–07:04)
• Childhood in Houston & Family Dynamics (07:54–15:06)
• "Daddy's Money" & Work Ethic Backstory (15:06–18:40)
• Oldest Sibling Responsibilities (22:40–26:27)
• School Bullying: Middle to High School (27:50–39:17)
• Cheerleading: From Early Joy to Team Drama (42:13–59:00)
• Moving Schools & Real Friends (61:19–67:32)
• TikTok Fame and Online Hate (67:49–74:53)
• Addressing Haters/Closing Chisme (74:53–80:46)
• Gratitude for Supporters (83:10–84:25)
• Future Plans (85:11–86:08)

Tone & Style

Throughout the episode, both Alannized and Myah balance Spanglish humor, raw honesty, and a “we’re all friends here” warmth. Alannized ensures the conversation is lively and validating, while Myah remains candid, self-deprecating, and at times, deeply vulnerable.

Summary

This episode stands out for its openness about family, mental health, and resilience in the face of envy and online hate. Myah’s story is one of hustling for more than a spot online—she fights for her siblings, her reputation, and her future, all while staying grounded in her roots and values. If you want unfiltered stories, sisterly advice, and a peek behind the influencer curtain, this episode delivers, with plenty of chisme and laughs along the way.