Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, Hello, Welcome back to another episode of Bravo.
We're Black and a Little White. And I love this
week because last week we broke down Real Househouse of
Rhode Island, the Reunion Part two, and it was so
much fun and there was so much to talk about
that I was like, you know what this week, even
though I was mad when I realized at eight pm
on the fourth of July weekend, by the way, not
the fourth of July, that there was no new Atlanta on.
So I said, you know what, we didn't get to
talk to Atlanta, so let me bring Ryan over here
to do Bravo We're Black, Ryan, How the heck are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good, I'm good. I'm hanging in there.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize I went to watch Atlanta yesterday and
thought I screwed up, thought my DVR screwed up, or
I screwed up because I thought they actually did air
a Sunday episode.
Speaker 2: So I was pissed.
Speaker 3: And then I went to Peacock and I was like, oh,
I don't get the episodes on Peacock anymore.
Speaker 2: And I didn't.
Speaker 3: Realize it just in the air the episode, and then
I was kind of like I was kind of pissed
because they still aired Love Island.
Speaker 2: They still why didn't they are Atlanta.
Speaker 1: I don't get it, and I'm not sure, like is
this is it every July fourth weekend that they don't
do it? Like this was a very like weird fourth
July weekend. I don't know if it happened around you,
but like on Friday, people were just like some places
were closed, like it wasn't it was it was functioning
as a holiday, and I'm like, wait, the holiday wasn't
until Saturday, so yeah, why are we having a three
day weekend and all of a sudden turned into a
three day weekend?
Speaker 3: Well, don't don't screw it up for people. I mean,
people should be able to have a three day weekend.
Speaker 1: Well I think that they should, but they should announce it,
Like I didn't know that's what we were doing. If
I knew that's what we were doing, you don't.
Speaker 2: Have a regular job.
Speaker 3: You don't have a regular I don't wear podcasters, so
they don't dive out. They don't give out like bulletins
for podcasters at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because someone was like, oh, you can't call there
because they're closing early. I'm like closing early for what
for July? For the July Saturday, So what are we doing? Like,
I'm not mad about it. I want people to and
kids to get like as many days off as they can.
But just let a nigga know, Like I am trying
to go to Wolls Fargo, I'm trying to go pick
up my prescription, and like people are either not open
or they close early. So it was crazy. But regardless,
we're going to talk about the Scotland trip. The first part,
well is it the first Yeah, the first part really,
and then it's yeah, first full part like and then
we're going to go into just whatever we feel like
talking about. You know how we do over here, We
keep it loose, summer houses over Love Island is in
that boring stretch. Yes, I still will be doing the
live chats all the way through, so make sure you
show up to the live chats and let me know
if you want to participate. And I want to thank
you guys like I have had like a solid group
show up every single day and I'm gonna miss you
guys when that's over. But we are in that home
stretch of Love Island. Where are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: Big brother?
Speaker 1: I have never seen Big Brother, so that's what the
next you know, everyone watched together. Thing is are you
doing Big Brother or are you gonna do you?
Speaker 2: No? I tried to No, I'm not gonna.
Speaker 3: I tried to get into it last you know, it's
I love the fan base seems awesome, like all kidding aside,
It's just that I tried to get into it last year,
and I think Love Island was happening around the same time,
and I kept up with it for two weeks and
for summer. I don't know where it lost me and
maybe it just got too busy. But it's really hard
unless you're a passion I think that's the challenge with
any of these shows, even Bravo shows, is getting new
people into it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure, but I know a lot of people
that watch Big Brother a lot. And then also there
is on threads people are talking about it, so I'm like,
I don't want to well doubt.
Speaker 3: I'm a huge Survivor fan. And they have Rick Devons
and what's her name? They have two legendary players coming
to Big Brother, and I'm really it's that actually, Rick
Devans I especially love so I was like, damn, I
just want to see what he does in the Big
Brother house because I had Taylor Hale on last year
who won Big Bread out Taylor, and she was able
to like kind of really explain it, and so like,
I really appreciate the fandom, but it's like people catching
up with Love Island USA. You feel like you don't
know a lot of just basic information, right because I don't.
Speaker 1: Even understand what it is, like how the votes go,
what challenges are they doing?
Speaker 3: You know, and then you go, like you a head
of household and then you have and it seems like
a psychological game of torture. And then you also have
to keep up with the feeds. Yeah, there used to
be like twenty four hour feeds, and I think that's
like kind of whittled its way down. So I mean
there's a lot of it. There's a lot to be excited.
I watched the first season of Big Brother. I mean
it's gotta be twenty plus years ago now, way long ago,
and I think I liked it at the time. I'm
not sure why I didn't keep up with it.
Speaker 1: You probably just got into a bunch of other stuff
where you're like, oh, this this is pretty consistent. Because
I don't think. Yeah, I've had other than my actual
soap opera Young and the rest of the Vote and
Beautiful Beyond the Gates shout out to you guys, want
to love your baby. But other than that, like, I've
never had a show that literally came on six out
of seven days of the week. And even with the
soap operas, it's you know, you're not voting for what
the next storyline is gonna be. Like, you have to
be paying attention, and there's a prize in everything, so
it's it's for you.
Speaker 3: You love Island USA, that's the thing. It's like one
hundred thousand dollars prize. You probably split it with your
partner at this point.
Speaker 2: Get out of there.
Speaker 3: Man, you're already gonna get brand deals. They're gonna be
worth way more than that. I mean, one hundred thousand
dollars to us would be pretty awesome, but to them,
it's like a drop in the bucket of the money
that these kids are gonna be getting. They're all gonna
be over a million Instagram followers by the end of this,
and I was just cracking up, like, think how long
we were like begging people to follow Sierra to get
her to a million. Let's get her to a million,
and then in three weeks these kids get to a million.
Speaker 1: Pissed me clean off, even though I'm so glad Trinity
was the first one, yeah to hit a million, So
I'm like, if anyone deserves it, of course, Trinity and
Naya like please, But the fact that we were literally like, okay,
it's kind of insulting that Sierra doesn't have a million
yet cloths on Love Island and these Trinity is the
first to hit a million, and I want to shout out. Also,
like when we first were getting to know the cast,
I did, like me Kendrick of I Cannot Raven a
Bitch is Better and my co host Aarin, we all
like looked at their followers, We looked at their Instagram.
They were all like, except Bryce were really modest, like
they were under fifty k all of them. Yeah, basically,
so shout out to them. I'm so excited and I'm
excited wrap this up. And so I've let me know
chat like, are you guys watching Big Brother? If so,
do you want me to chat to like tap in
because i feel like I've done so much cover Like
at a yeah, certain point, I was doing day to
day coverage on Summerhouse, even though Summerhouse is a once
a week show, And.
Speaker 2: Then I mean, well there was a day something for
jumping up.
Speaker 3: There was always something popping up on the outside with Summerhouse,
and I was just talking about that on today's pod
was I knew. I knew there was gonna be this
natural kind of like exhale, like, Okay, we're really we're
really kind of done a Summerhouse. And then you have
to kind of stabilize and come back to earth and
readjust and think, like what am I interested in now?
You know, I've been talking about this passionately for like
a month and a half two months, and now we've
got to go back to like, Okay, what was what
was I talking about before? Like what show is going
to get passionate about before? And also in terms of
covering Big Brother, you know, I sometimes feel with shows
like that it's hard, like I feel like an interloper
where you're like, there's way better people that have been
on the Big Brother, Like I think it doesn't Donnie
really get into Big Brother and pall Hamlets and like
there's a bunch of people like that where you're like God,
I hope they, you know, because those are the people
that I think like they know what they're talking about.
Like for me, I would just be like, hey, this
is just kind of my vibes that I'm getting. You know,
this is a fan base off right, That's the thing.
Speaker 1: It's like, I don't want to be one of those
people who just come and all of a sudden start
covering it and have all these opinions. And it's not
that I'm worried about having the wrong opinion, but I
don't want it to seem like, oh, look at her.
She doesn't even know the rules, it's her first time
even watching it, she has all these opinions.
Speaker 3: It's like when Nick Vile started watching vander Pump during scandabal,
He's like, okay.
Speaker 2: You know, like they are okay.
Speaker 3: And he didn't really know the history or something like that,
so you know, it didn't matter, didn't stop him at all.
But I think most normal people would be like, well,
I don't really know what I'm talking about, so I'm
just fumbling around blindly in the which I think, you know,
some people are more comfortable to do with that than others, so.
Speaker 1: Then I wonder, Okay, So what will be after Big Brother,
because it would be Dancing with the Stars, but that's
only once a week, twice a week sometimes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I mean they did I think once a
week last season, but sometimes it's twice a week because
they would have a result show. But I think they
didn't they didn't do that last season.
Speaker 1: I know for sure that I'll be doing Dancing with
the Stars. You and Rebecca did hilarious. It was with
the Stars.
Speaker 3: This was that was our first I mean, listen, we
said it was our first season, but we got sucked
into it and we.
Speaker 2: Really looked forward to it every week.
Speaker 3: And I was just like, this just shows that we're
getting old because that used to be my parents show,
and I made fun of my parents for that.
Speaker 2: And then we found ourselves getting swept away in the
match was a really good thing. Though we were.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, we don't know anything about dance and we're
like that, Oh my god, did you see those?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I acted like I knew what I was talking about.
Speaker 1: I really enjoy that, And I also got to know
Rebecca more and like, I just yeah, you got the
chemistry and stuff. Yeah, so I love that. So you'll
be covering it. I'll be covering it, stay tuned on
the big brother train. I don't know, especially since we're
friends with Donnie and Tom and Kendrick and so many
people that watch this show. I feel like we wouldn't
be going in blindly. We'd be in great hands if
we do decide covering it. But what I really want
to talk about before we get into anything else is
literally the Atlanta Angela got herself into some trouble. And
I feel like this is even though it was annoying
for me and for you and for so many Atlanta fans,
where like, where the hell's we were Housewives of Atlanta, This
was a great week for her to cool off because
people were really like on her ass about what she
did the last episode. But now it's been you know
how people are.
Speaker 2: Like people forget people moved forget.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then when it comes back, as long as
she doesn't hold on to it, she has a chance
of bouncing back, because I mean, let's be honest, obviously
people love Angela. But if we watch this episode, she
basically accuses Shamiah aka Shahoa now she's named her sleeping
with a guy named George, which I guess is one
of those like, I don't want to say ambulance chasers,
but kind of like what is a sweet James kind
of figure? Apparently?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he donated money to one of her causes.
Speaker 1: Right, yes, donate money to a charity for her. But
in Angela's word, he said that she looked so good
that he had to pay her. So it kind of
gave the intention that this man was paying for you
know what, yeah, for sex.
Speaker 2: Wait are you are You're not allowed to say sex
on your show.
Speaker 1: No, I usually say fucking. I'm just trying to behave
we have making love, making love, okay, And so she
basically accuses her of that, and it comes across as
she got this information from his wife. Basically she was like,
did you fuck George? And Shemida is like, well, what
the fuck is this because she had already talked about
her sleeping with the Hawks, the Falcons, any atl well
teen name you know it, like that's who's Shemia is
apparently hunching. So then Shamiyah goes into her room and
she calls George's wife and George's wife is like, I
didn't say any of those things. She sends like a
bunch of texts saying that Angela came to her for
tea on Shamiah. The woman's name is Ashley. Ashley says
that she didn't give her the tea and there was
no tigue because she wanted to stay neutral. So then
we get back to Angela who calls Ashley in front
of the ladies, and it really made her look bad
because not.
Speaker 3: She was like, she was like, I didn't say you
said it. I didn't say you said it.
Speaker 2: I said it.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, damn, Angela, You're too smart and you're
too funny to get caught up in these stupid it was.
And she tried to say she tried to be like,
that's what I meant. You guys took it that way.
That's on you, and it was such a blunder. And
I felt so sad for her in that moment, even though,
because because everybody's looking for a way to take you
down on any of these shows, their reality competition series
at this point, and you can't be you can't make
stupid mistakes like that.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: It's like, because you have so many other things that
you can make fun of. Shemia foro that if you
do not have information that this lady is definitely sleeping
with this married man.
Speaker 2: Then don't do it. It is not worth it.
Speaker 3: You have better things in your arsenal you. I mean,
we've seen we've seen Angela pull things out of thin air,
like you can. You can make up what she wearing,
what's her hair doing, what's all that? You can make
fun of so many things, And I felt I felt
sad because now this will be used against her for
the rest of the season.
Speaker 1: I also don't like like, like you said, like she
is playing on another level. She's really good at just
coming out with stuff on the spot, and it makes
Shemiah because she also sorry, gives people a lot to
work with that It is like you can just do
in you like you are the perfect target. But since
she is the perfect target, that means that you shouldn't
have to make up things about her. And also, uh,
the lady on Ashley basically was like, yeah, I told you,
you asked me, I told you I didn't know anything
about her, and that was pretty much it. So it
confirmed that she was trying to dig up dirt on
Shemiah and also confirms that she lied about Ashley saying
anything about Shemia. So it's like you got You're on
the on the two fold now. And I think that
there is also this part where even if she knows
that it's true, or she feels that it's true, or
she heard that it's true, it's kind of like you
started off this season telling people if you heard anything
about my husband, No you didn't. I don't care if
he's cheating, Like, don't tell me anything about it. So
it's like you in your marriage. People like to pick
at a lot because we know that he has had
a pass of being unfaithful. So for you to say
this about Shemiah and it not even be a tangible thing, think.
Speaker 2: You get you get caught up. I think you get
caught up.
Speaker 3: You you're you're in that moment. You know, you're in
discharged environment. And I'm not making excuses for her, but
I think.
Speaker 1: You know, obviously you know where she's come.
Speaker 2: Well, well they had.
Speaker 3: That scene where she was, you know, calling Angela bigfoot
and all you know that that whole thing, so you know,
Angela is ready to pounce, and I just, uh, I
just think it's I do think it's a bummer. I
think she's just too smart to have get got caught
up in something so dumb, and I thought it was
just a bad look And I'm gonna blame it on
I'm gonna blame it on the time difference. I'm gonna
blame it on jet lag. I will blame it on
being in a different place, in a different location, and
that maybe felt.
Speaker 1: Like she was on Traders, she was starting the game early.
Possibly like that's what I would say, honestly, because we
know that the girls are in Scotland for Traders. It's hilarious.
Phaeda talks about it how and they even flashed back
to how amazing she was on Traders, between being hilarious
and the alliances she made and I'll just her epic moments.
And then they say a port was also on there
and Fajel was like, yes, but not as long. And
it's just a funny thing that freakin' frak has in common.
They show them coming up to the castle and something
that completely slipped my mind until it was brought And
I talked about this with Kendrick too that that night.
When they showed it last Sunday, it completely skipped my
mind that Kay Michelle and Idris Eldba were in a
relationship so much so that she wrote an album about
him Anyone Wanted to Buy a Heart in like twenty fourteen,
and I'm like, how on earth do I talk about
everything that came Michelle.
Speaker 2: Kay. Michelle was in a relationship with Eatris Elba, which
is why.
Speaker 1: They asked, hey, doesn't he look like Idris Elba?
Speaker 2: But I didn't think that was because they dated.
Speaker 3: I just thought that was like, because everybody has the
hot three Eatris Elba.
Speaker 1: No, it's particularly because they dated in twenty fourteen and
it was just such a random like pairing. And the
reason that she didn't want it to be public is
because he was British and he dressed different, so she.
Speaker 2: Didn't want it to be public.
Speaker 3: If I was a gay man and I was dating
Eatris Elba, i'dn't make that. That would be my whole personality. Also,
you know you like watching new things. Have you ever
watched The Wire?
Speaker 2: That's the show.
Speaker 3: That's the show that like made Eadris Elba. He is
so fantastic and I think he plays a guy named
Stringer Bell and he's so damn fantastic that I didn't
even know he was British.
Speaker 2: I did. It took me for the last time. But
The Wire it's one of those shows.
Speaker 3: You it's unfortunately you cannot be on your phone while
you watch The Wire.
Speaker 2: It's too dense.
Speaker 3: But it is so good and each season focuses on
like a different aspect. I don't know, it's just it's
a I should revisit that sometime. But he in particular
is so damn good on that show.
Speaker 1: Well, it's it's one of the best shows of all time.
Like ramped I believe, it's The Wire, It's Sopranos, It's
Game of Thrones, it's Walking I don't know if it's
Walking Dead. I know that those three are on top
for people in general. You know, when HBO was just
really like just the home of these kind of shows.
But yeah, they were dating and she didn't want it
public because he was British and he dressed different than
the kind of guys that she used to date. He
talked different than the kind of guys that she used
to date, but she was very in love with him.
It did come out, and she did make that album
Anybody Want to Buy a Heart? She dedicated this song
like to him, and it was like known, and I
was like, how could I forget? That she did it
Idris Elba, and on top of that, he didn't want
to commit. So it's so crazy how we could have
had Well, he has a very beautiful wife, Sabrina Elba,
who has been like amazing and sharing interests with us
social post interests and be like here's our husband, and
I'm just like, thank you, girl.
Speaker 2: But now he's he's like Kyle Cook. He's a DJ.
Speaker 3: Actually he's a D he played Coachella a couple of
years ago.
Speaker 2: He's actually you know, he he gets a lot of
work as a DJ.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's really into it because he had a
whole Netflix show about him being a DJ, which was
something that only I watched and it felt like a
fever dream until I looked it up again because people
were telling me that I was crazy. But yeah, like
it's crazy that Cay Michelle dated Idris Elba, and I
thought that was a fun little nod to that, and
I had no key.
Speaker 2: Michelle is full full crazy.
Speaker 3: Like I knew she was a little crazy, but now
like the way you do not claim Adris Elba is
like crazy to me because he speaks a little different, like.
Speaker 2: Came to speaking a little different.
Speaker 3: Us.
Speaker 1: We all speak, he dresses different. No, Like it's back
when she was really on like love and hip hop
and she was stuck in that box of being like
an R and B girl or whatever. And you have
you're used to dating like rappers or whatever. You know, Memphis,
all these producers, like all these different people that usually date,
and you're in Atlanta and you're in the South and
you're dating some random British guy, you.
Speaker 2: Know, but nobody to be ashamed of. My god, like
a random you were.
Speaker 3: Dating, like Austin Powers, maybe be a little embarrassed because
he's stuff. But this is a very looking, a very
this man. Almost he came allegedly very close to being
the first black James Bond. I think the rumors were
about like six or seven years ago, and I think
he even said he's probably aged out of it by now,
and I think they're going there trying to get a
younger James Bond. But you know, for a time, I
was like, yeah, I could see that, like he's that
debonair and good look you yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: And he's always been like that to me because I
didn't know that he was British either, but I know
him as Idris Elbow from the Tyler Perry movies Daddy's
Little Girls, like that's his most famous role for me personally,
and also obsessed with Beyonce. So I'm like, oh, the
yayone was like, oh, oh, the guy from the Wire.
Speaker 3: But you know what, people, I bet more people have
seen those Tyler Perry movies than have seen The Wire.
Speaker 1: I believe. I believe you for sure. So then when
I saw him speaking like that, I'm like, I think
he was one of the first black actors that I
found out was actually British.
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Speaker 1: And that really like changed my life for a few
years there because I'm just like, because there's a whole
debate within the community whether these British Black or like
Nigerian British actors should be playing the roles of black actors,
especially when some of them kind of look down on
us in America cultures. But it's not interest. He never
said anything like that. He also got knighted, so.
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 3: And he's on a he's on an A He's on
an Apple TV show called Hijack, which I think just
had its second season, but I'm not I've.
Speaker 2: Never watched it. Sophie loves it, but.
Speaker 1: The thing is anything happy slamming.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But Apple TV's one of those places where I always
joke about, like I think it's like a front, like
a front for like a drug operation or to launder money,
because they have all these amazing shows and then they don't.
They only advertise like three or four shows, and then
you go on there and you're like, I had no
clue this show existed. There's a show I talked about
on Monday. I think it's called Trying and it's it
just started its fifth season this week on Apple TV.
Never heard of it and I'm like, it went to
they're on season five, never heard of this show?
Speaker 1: To piggyback off of that, It's not just that they'll
drop a banger of a show like these are good shows,
by the way, a production out of this world. It's
always with like a listers and shit. And I'm like,
you have because before it was just like, oh no,
people just do blockbusters, that's what the money is. But
all these actors are now doing TV shows and it's
like you have literally Carrie fucking Washington, Kate Moss and
like one other very famous woman on a TV show
and I'm seeing a few interviews about it. Maybe talk
about it in the past. They don't.
Speaker 3: They're now Apple TV slogan is like I dare you
to find us, I dare you to hear about this show.
And then when you hear about the show, you're like, wow,
I'm part of this little club. Unless you're talking about
like what are their bit like ted Lasso or Severance.
Speaker 2: Severan's are shrinking.
Speaker 3: There's like a handful of shows that everybody kind of knows,
but other than that, like Widow's Bay I loved. But
even then, now I'm realizing even though a lot of
us screamed how good Widow's Bay was, I'm realizing still
so many people don't even know what that show is.
Speaker 1: I know what it is. I did not watch it,
but I know that it's good, and I heard that
it's so good. Like right now, my non reality shows
are a House of the Dragon, which.
Speaker 3: My godd, I just really I saw the other day
you were a poet, like did you turn full nerd?
Speaker 2: Like? What happened? Because is it? Do we play? Is
this because of who did this to you? What happened?
Speaker 3: Like all of a sudden, you're like talking about what
manga and Japanese?
Speaker 2: What happened? What's going on? Are you getting paid by somebody? No?
Speaker 1: Well, I wish I wish that was the case here.
I would love a Crunchy Rold sponsorship, Like I would
love that for sure. What happened is like I watched
these things and I just usually keep them to myself
or I'll talk about it amongst my friends. But I
just really love not anime Animated The series. Yeah, I love, love,
love K dramas, which I haven't brought to the timeline.
I like these little nerdy specifically superhero shows is like
my my new thing, and superhero movies and shit like that.
I love all these different things, but every time I
posted about them, I wouldn't get a reaction from people.
It doesn't talk. But then I post about these other
things that I love, which is Housewise, which is like
all the like just like with the downloading it on
the podcast, you know, so I'm talking about things that
aren't what I usually talk about. It's less download it's less.
But what I realize is that when I got hacked,
I went through like a reworth and I realized things,
you know, and I was like, I should just post
about like whatever I want instead of just posting about
what's gonna get me good number.
Speaker 3: Yes, oh yeah, I mean like, and that's why I
talked about this a lot, you know, But just I
don't really if if I don't feel funny, if I
don't find something funny, I'm not gonna post, you know.
Like I used to like force myself to make like
a stupid meme and all that. Now I mean, I
think it's been I don't know a week since I
made a meme and like that might sound silly to
the audience, Oh yeah, on thread but see that's it.
That's it too, is that I think it's it's so
hard for me to split my mind up in like
ten different apps. So it's like I'm on Threads, but
then I'm not really thinking about Instagram. And then you
realize at some point you got to think about your podcast,
and it's like pulling your head like and then like
having Summer House being over with and like I said,
we're all kind of getting.
Speaker 2: Like an equilibrium a back. You notice you're like.
Speaker 3: Oh, downloads are down, you know. But but at the
same time, what are you gonna do. I'm gonna talk
about what I want to talk about. Like I have
a director of this boy Georgian Culture Club documentary I
did last week that I'm releasing that I'm like, that's
for me, Like that's like eighties music that as a kid,
you know, and I actually liked the documentary. Or there's
this great true crime docuseries called The Fox Hollow Murders
that was on Hulu and Disney Plus like a year
and a half ago.
Speaker 2: It Blew Me Away.
Speaker 3: It was nominated for an Emmy, but they do tomorrow night.
There's a new like an update on the case. And
I've talked to this director a couple of times, and
I have him on tomorrow, this guy, Alex Dablonski, And like,
true crime isn't my thing, but I.
Speaker 2: Watch a lot of true crime. I have my whole life,
so I love putting those things in there.
Speaker 3: But you also realize the audience is pretty much they're sophisticated,
but they're kind of there for like one specific reason,
you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I realized that there are some like even
when I get lower impressions or downloads or whatever it is,
I make a friend where I can talk to them
about this show and find this community. So I'm just like,
you know what, when my shit got hacked, I'm like,
maybe this is just maybe got hacked for a reason,
Like everything has to be for a reason. It's like
maybe God, be yourself. Maybe you gotta like tell people
what you're watching. Maybe you can add to the conversation.
And it's also something different for me, like House of
the Dragons particularly is because we don't get represented in
spaces like this ever, Like even when there's like a
really good black show, it gets canceled or it doesn't
get enough promo or whatever. It is like I've never
seen myself on a dragon and it sounds so stupid
and it like doesn't matter to a lot of people,
but like to me, it does. Like I've never seen
myself in such a high position of or people who
look like me. Obviously, I'm not on the show. If
you guys would like, you know Ryan, you know, to
contact Ryan, He'll give you a call. These white people
look a good deal. But if you like these to
do a special cameo like Ed Sheering did on Game
of Thrones that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I Cheering did a came on Game of Thrones.
Speaker 1: I can't think about that lapping because they were so
fista and for doing.
Speaker 2: Everything.
Speaker 1: The audience was like, what the fuck is Edge Cheered?
I can't do it? Okay, But like I've never seen
myself like speaking this, I don't know, wearing Valerian language.
We're in a high position of power. We're on dragons
in a fantasy world on an HBO show that also
has white people in it, and we're like kind of
equal to them. We're not fucking slaves. We're not, you know,
it's just so fun to watch. And even when I
posted that clip about why it was important and why
it's funny, and I'm doing like recaps on it with
Raven talking about it like need her like we ain't
even because there was this this viral thread that was like,
if you watched House of the Dragon over the BT Awards,
we're reviewing your black card. And then a whole bunch
of black people came out and was like, well, review
that bitch then or take it because I sure was
watching Game of Thrones because it was niggas on dragons
and we never seen that before. So it's literally a bunch.
Speaker 2: But it's funny.
Speaker 3: Isn't that funny that any white people out there would
think they have ownership of dragons? Like last I checked,
dragons don't literally exist and never have. Sorry to burst
anybody's bubbles spoiler alert, but they've never so for anybody
to think that they have ownership is like, so, I mean,
it's it's uh. I was about to say mind boggling,
but it's not.
Speaker 1: In this day and age, it's literally insane because because
even in the fantasy world, it's like usually the black
person has to be blue or green. Mh. Like if
I'm Avatar, like Avatar and Gomora, she plays she's she's
not blood fantasy.
Speaker 2: She never gets to be in her own skin. She's
always odd.
Speaker 1: So it's just so dope. So like, uh, you know,
the video finds the wrong crowd sometimes Instagram it found
the right crowd because I have built that up even
though I did get out to me, I'm buending my
trust back to like trying to.
Speaker 2: Show like the hacking is the hacking over.
Speaker 1: It's over, and I want to leave it at that.
But there has been there's been like suspicious like ship
going on, like restrictions on messaging, and I'm just like,
please don't come back because at this point it's I'm
going to OnlyFans. So like I posted that about why
House of the Dragon is important for black people and
it was just me and Ravend talking about how cool
it was, and then someone on Facebook, of course, was
like a white woman a white or is this a man?
I can't tell the difference. Yeah, why do you feel
the need for attention and recognition?
Speaker 2: And I'm just like, this is this is why are
you You're the one commenting?
Speaker 3: Why do you need attention to recognition, like go fucking
live your life like everything this and I'm saying this
to myself as well.
Speaker 2: The quicker I realized that life has not only lived online.
The better we will all be. When you're like.
Speaker 3: Arguing with somebody online, it is such wasted. But I
was watching Lindsay get into it with like Queens of Bravo,
and I'm just like, can.
Speaker 2: We like get I get what everybody.
Speaker 3: I get what Lindsay is saying completely, but like I
feel like when we start arguing in that sense, we've
already lost in some ways. You know. It's like, yeah,
you know you're not I don't know, it's but I
completely understood, and I you know, it's like I really
did sit there and think, like parasocially, I do get
really worked up. Like I'm not usually overtly mean in
the posts, except I was kind of mean towards Danny
Booko and a thread last week for The Valley Well,
but I also I was tired, and I was so
pissed that this guy still doesn't seem to get it
where I'm like, dude, you can shake your hips like
nobody cares about you and your stupid hips it's that
they feel that you drink enough where you start grabbing
people and making people uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: There's a big difference.
Speaker 3: If you want to fucking dance like your limbata or
whatever you're doing, do it, but just understand and don't
like bitch and moan about it the whole time and
ruin other people's times that way. And also you do
seem like a person that can't handle their alcohol, like
we've seen her multiple times. Doesn't mean he's an alcoholic,
but it does mean he doesn't seem to be able
to handle his alcohol. And so I was, I was tired,
and I did I wrote, so I was like, shut
the fire cup, Danny, because I really was, like she, Danny,
you know.
Speaker 1: That that was just like a nice general thought you
were way nicer than I was. I called him everything
with the Son of God, so like the and you
deserved that, because it's like, get your fucking legs off
of her.
Speaker 3: Like what I hate when people then sit and wine
about like acting like they don't understand what people are saying,
because then I think it's like a slight towards it,
like it's a slight towards Jasmine and her wife it's
it's like it's a slight where you're like, dipshit, Like,
how many I understand I didn't even live.
Speaker 2: This situation, what the deal is, and.
Speaker 3: For you to try to make it other things is
so weirdly unfair, and you know, you could just learn
from it. Everybody's saying it's okay if you drink, and yes,
other people seem to drink a lot in that cast
as well. But the difference is Brittany is not feeling
up men when she drinks on the cast.
Speaker 2: I mean she might want to, but she doesn't.
Speaker 1: Right. Imagine her saying, oh, go go get mama, drink,
go get mama.
Speaker 2: Drinking off shorts, I'm feel shorts, Oh lou come here.
Speaker 1: And he talks about, you know, making people uncomfortable so much,
But then you ended up dancing.
Speaker 2: You've been able, yes, And Danny was like, look at me,
look at me. He's very proud of his body. I'm
very happy for him.
Speaker 3: And it's but it's like it's like a small child,
you know, say you're dealing with a child at that point,
and I don't know I have I tried to have
empathy for him and Nia in the past on the Valley,
but I think it just kind of I got to
a breaking point. And also because it seems like I
get that these people, like you know, with other people
in that cast defending them, and it's like they're never
gonna understand. We're not going to really truly understand what
it's like to be their friends, and they're not going
to understand what it's like to be a fan watching
this show. And part of watching these shows is that
they want us to respond, they want us to get
worked up, they want us to take some sort of
stand or that's right and that's wrong, and I don't
know that. It's like weird when then you're dinged for
being too parasocial, which, by the way, once it gets
to like death threats and calling people out like you've
gone too far obviously.
Speaker 1: Lost the plot completely, Like they say on the UK,
I did see that thing between I didn't. I don't
know if I clocked that it was Queens of Bravo.
I was just like, wait, she's calling out a list.
Speaker 3: It could be a lot of account, it could be
a lot of account, But I think it Queens of
Bravo always kind of dings her, and I've seen them
go back and forth before where Lindsay's like, why are
you always coming at me like weeks ago?
Speaker 2: And so I always I just.
Speaker 3: Kind of filed that away in my memory banks. And
then last night when I was like working on the
show and I was processing some audio, I was looking
and I was like, oh shit, because Queens of Bravo,
Lindsay said something, and then Queens of Bravo dinged back
and was like, listen, I'm trying to promote your show
that has horrible overnight ratings.
Speaker 1: And I was like, damn, that need to go.
Speaker 3: You do not need to go, which also, but you're
not factoring in streaming.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of different lis.
Speaker 3: So I just thought I was like, oh, that's gonna
be crazy. And then Lindsay and I just I spoke
to I don't know if you're watching in the city,
but Yvonne, you know, I am Yvonne, is not Yvonne.
But Georgie I know, Sorry, sorry no, because I kept
I keep thinking of Lindsay's friends I spoke to. I
spoke to Georgina, who is one of Lindsay's friends and
her injector, and I spoke to her today and I
read her that quote and she's like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do know, you know it's it's it's which.
Speaker 3: By the way, I did ask her if she would
like to uh see West on the cast.
Speaker 2: Of In the City or if she'd be okay with
having West. She said, she will tell you.
Speaker 3: You don't have to tune in, But she said, uh,
she said, uh.
Speaker 1: She have to tune in.
Speaker 3: Well, but she said she was actually she was actually
very funny. She's like, she has a weird sense of humor.
But she said, uh, she'd be okay with Wes because
she'd like to tell she'd like to tell him what
she thinks of him to his face.
Speaker 2: And I thought, I was like, okay, i'd be fair.
Speaker 1: That's interesting and that one episode that way everyone cluss
his ass out and then leave one episode, and.
Speaker 3: I said, it's somebody that doesn't really know Kyle and
Amanda before this, What did you think about their relationship
watching them try to work on it, Like, did you
know just from a you know, a bystander's opinion, what
did you think. She's like, I, you know, I knew
they were I knew they were done. I knew that
was done.
Speaker 2: I mean, but you like, but you like good for
you know, good for.
Speaker 3: Them for trying, but like I knew it was done that.
Speaker 1: I like that she gave her unfiltered opinion though, because
she was so much that it's like, do you even
have an opinion? Or do you just not want to
make people mad? Or do you want to make people
mad so much to get picked up by the headlines?
And I feel like that's a Those are answers that
I feel like someone is being themselves.
Speaker 3: And I was nervous because usually I'll have that conversation
and then the Bravo rep that's on with us, you'll
get an email of like, you gotta cut this, you
gotta cut this, you gotta cut this. And they only
made me two things, and I was like, thank god,
because usually sometimes there'll be a whole list and you're like,
oh man, there's nothing to hear anymore.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I love that. I'm gonna listen to that for sure,
because she sounds like she's actually giving like her personality
and not what she thinks people want to hear. Because honestly,
I think if I was her, I'd be like, oh,
hell no, everyone hates us and I'm trying to have
a new show on No. One wants to see that shit,
so no, so for her to just be like, I
want to give him a piece of my mind. I
think that's iconic. But I also posted that whole House
of Dragons House of the Dragon, but you know, to us,
we shorten it to hod Or. We still call it
Game of Thrones. Honestly, some black people like Kevi on stage,
he's a comedian and he calls it Game of Thrones,
and we still know what he's talking about. It's so funny.
And someone was like, has nothing. This guy's name Preston,
So let's guess he has a dog as his profile picture.
But I'm guessing he's not black. He says, has nothing
to do with race. Just because some black people are
in a big show doesn't mean it's history or anything.
There's been a lot of black actors and big movie shows.
No point in this vid. So I was just like, Wow,
it's like when I complain about, you know, when I
complain about how I get these kind of comments, people
like don't believe me because they're like they want to
think that people understand things, or at least would have
the decencies to shut the fuck up and not comment.
But it's like half of the comments or just who cares.
But it's not even accurate. But and I'm like, you
can see us in everything but fantasy this is dragons
aren't accurate, Like what are we talking about?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know that we fight about the stupidest things
that I get caught up in it all the time myself,
and I really like I don't. I try not to
leave comments, like or if I do, it's like it's
usually on politics on TikTok. Well it gets so worked
up and then you even realize it's pointless because you're
commenting on like a clip farmed clip where just like
bots clipping like things and like trying and they're trying
to get like they're trying to get people angry.
Speaker 1: Or something like an algorithm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's also so much I was that's the
thing that you have to figure out. It's like it's
so much more fun to be excited about something, you know,
And that's the it's almost the deception of reality TV
is that we can get really excited about reality TV,
but essentially we're getting excited about getting angry because we're
really excited to see the new summer House so we
can see what this motherfucker Wes Wilson did this week.
Fuck him, And so you're like, I'm really excited, but
I'm also really angry and you're trying to like, you know,
or love Island.
Speaker 2: Oh I hope they do. Oh they're gonna do like
karaoke tonight, but fuck that, dude, you.
Speaker 1: Know, like go home exactly, fuck out of my house.
And then now we're the part of people are like
it's it's so boring, like when is when is family night?
When when are we gonna just wrap this shit up?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, oh yeah, I'm like I'm ready to
wrap it up now too.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be Trinity.
Speaker 3: And Bries, like come on, it's it's it's over. Like
at this point, all we're gonna hear, which is kind
of fun. Last night of like, I guess America doesn't
like me, and I love that they just referred to
us as America.
Speaker 2: You know, it's all like we're just.
Speaker 3: America now, and I think that paranoia is kind of fun.
But I was like, ah, I was kind of hoping
for another like a couple of bombshells, which I know
we're too late for that, but.
Speaker 1: They should have like after costs some more. They like
some more bombshells in for sure.
Speaker 3: I found myself like my favorite person now was like Jen,
you know, like I'm like, you know, I'm.
Speaker 1: Like, okay, he just Jin. But yeah, so came to show.
They just Elbow who was British and and so that's
why they asked her that and she was like, hell no,
he don't really know damn, he just Elpa. He's just
an African American man. They're like African American in Scotland.
And it's just another funny Camusll moment where she was
like you know what I mean, like we're the same,
like we're another black man not. It just help with though,
and we also have obviously they are talking about the
situation around the table at the end and it just
another thing gets brought up. They're talking about who has
been with a woman, and basically all of them have
had experiences with women, and.
Speaker 2: They well, Cynthia's was like a little pack.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, like and they refer to the kids with
Cynthia and Portia, which I'm like, yeah, I don't think
that is an it doesn't count as an experience. But
it went into a part of well before everything went left,
but it went into the part of like, I like
that Drew and Kelly are talking about how when you
let a woman into your bed, you could be, you know,
opening up a whole another boat of problems, especially if
you're not actually attracted to women. But we know that
you actually is because they do a whole flashback of
her and her ex girlfriend who you to be on
Love and Hip Hop two, which is hilarious to me.
But what do you call it? Well, she was on
Basketball Wives, but so they go, yeah, so I don't
know if I should have did that because it made
me feel like maybe I'm not enough for my husband.
So her and Kelly kind of like bonded over that,
and I'm like, this is why y'all can't just be
having threesomes. You don't really like girls like it's it.
I mean, like, I mean, I like, I like the
concept of threesomes, and I like when I hear about
celebrity threesomes, especially everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you think about celebrity threesomes and everybody seems
to be having a you know, in your mind, you're like,
everybody's having a good time, nobody's getting their feelings hurt.
Speaker 2: Like come on man.
Speaker 3: If I think I've never I've never even come close
to having a threesome, and I psychologically would I psychologically
would never have been able to handle it.
Speaker 2: Never, I would have been nervous whole time. It would
have been the biggest clusterfuck ever known to man.
Speaker 3: But you realize that, you know, I'm not trading the
people that are out there having threesomes, but it there's.
Speaker 2: Like a whole That's the thing.
Speaker 3: Is that this fallacy where you're like, how's everybody having
all the sex and nobody's getting their feelings hurt. You're like, actually,
people are getting their feelings hurt, you just don't really
hear about them exactly.
Speaker 1: And they bring that up because that's like the elephant
in the room that everyone wants to be this fun,
sexually fluid person or whatever, and they're down with it
or whatever, but they don't see the quiet part out loud,
like you could be opening Pandora's box. You don't know
what's gonna happen next. Is that gonna make you insecure
or is that going to make your partner see this
person behind their back? Because that multiple people that I
know that have done a threesome, like it did not
end well. Basically, their partner ended up with the girl
that they had the threesome with, and it's like, are
you doing this threesome because you are genuinely interested in women?
Or are you doing this threesome because you want to experiment?
Or are you just doing this three someome to keep
your man? And you can't keep a man with a threesome.
Speaker 3: If anything, that's such a bummer, you.
Speaker 2: Know, even more it's.
Speaker 3: Trying to convince you to like, come on, no, it'll
be beautiful. You know, it's like, what are you That's insane?
I will say, and this isn't threesomes, but I will say.
Something that gives me hope is like a younger generation
are so okay with being like, oh yeah, I'm bisexual.
Like even like the cast of Southern Hospitality, you have Lake,
who didn't do good at the reunion, but I love
that she was like, oh I'm bisexual. Like she was
very open with being fluid and stuff.
Speaker 2: And I think.
Speaker 3: That's that's really to be applauded in some ways because
I came you know, I came from a time where
that wasn't always the case. It was like I watched
I watched close friends come out of the closet and
it being one of the hardest things that they've ever
had to do in their life. That they weren't you
know that they truly a time when people were still
scared to be to be gay or lesbian.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and although like it has improved so much, you know,
there are people right now who haven't come out and
they're scared. So hopefully it just gets like normalized and
it's great too, But.
Speaker 2: I think that's what TV. But that's representation.
Speaker 3: It's like a black person on a dragon. It's like
the more the more people can see that there are
normal lives being led by people that might not share
the same sexual preference as you, and it not only
helps people that actually have that sexual preference and are
trying to figure out the complications in their mind, or
people that already going like that's the thing was that
you know, I luckily grew up in a household where
that was never a thing. Like my parents welcomed everybody,
and so you know, maybe if they were like horrible
people that didn't, I would have grown up as a
horrible person that didn't accept anybody. But you always have
to have somebody that shows you the way, you.
Speaker 1: Know exactly, Like I also like that, you know, not
just the all most mostly all the women have had
experiences with it, but they were open to talking about it,
and portionally even comes out as a straight up lesbian.
Now she's like, I'm gay gay. Yeah, I went down
like the two different roads and now I went through
gay and it's made it right and it was hilarious.
And but then you know, they talk about Smia and
Porsche saying allegedly that Shamius threesome with Candy. Now do
you believe that Shami and Candy had a threesome?
Speaker 3: I will say I yes or no.
Speaker 2: Yeah I do believe it me too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Like I feel like that's the that's the
least shocking thing that you can say to me.
Speaker 3: I think Candy gets down down and not in a
way where like what Fedra accused her of. But I
think I think she's probably I think I would love
to know her rap like what how she lays it
on thick, you know, like you know when she's like, nah,
we're having a good time here, and I just have
a feeling it's a st where you're just like you're like, yeah,
I'll do anything you want. Like, I just feel like
she's one of those people that makes you feel super comfortable.
And you know, I don't know, I do believe it,
and I don't believe it in a lascibious dangerous way.
I just believe, like, hey, we're having a good time here,
like oh, all of a sudden, I know, you.
Speaker 1: Know, it's just hard, you know, like not not not
in that way. It's just hard to not believe it
because we know that Shami and Candy are very very
close and we know that Candy be in Todd are
the freaks. Like it's Candy, it's Todd, and it's Tia
and Tiny, like we know openly that they are a
freak basically, so like it just makes it made sense.
But like, you know, they kind of have this tense
moment there that will obviously lead to things next week,
but they also like show. Another great moment that I
loved was Kelly and Drew also being able to talk about,
you know, going through a divorce and Porsha taking on
leader of the group because I feel like, up until
this moment, it doesn't feel even though she is the
knie ny figure of the group, like she's're the star,
you know what I mean. Okay, So I never saw
her in that kind of leadership role which she assumed
when they were all talking about, you know, going through
divorces and stuff like that, where she's like, we're gonna
be okay, I as long as I have polar it
doesn't matter where home is. And that's so interesting because
this is during the time when it was like article
after article after article about her and Simon and the
divorce and what she gets. So it was great to
see her like, uh, you know, reassure the women who
are going through hard times themselves.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I think Portia has a little bit
of a different situation because she is, you know, she
is making good money on her own, you know, Like
I think it's sometimes easier to come from that place
when you are a little bit safer, you know, Like
I would imagine Kelly has to deal with a lot
of what the hell is my life? You know, like
what am I going to be doing? You know, I'm
gonna just be wearing white T shirts and my confessionals
for the rest.
Speaker 2: Of my time.
Speaker 3: Is a housewife like there is, I would imagine, and
especially because you're paying money you're paying a lot of
money to be a housewife, to like get all the glam,
get all the looks. We see that Drew has like
a staff of like eighty you know that she's paying.
I mean, there's a lot of shit that comes with this,
and I just imagine there's a lot of pressure associated
with it as well. I was reading some rumor I
don't know where this was the other day. We were
saying that and I don't know if this is true,
that the ratings for Atlanta aren't good and that Bravo
is looking to make some big changes again on Atlanta.
And I just think that's a damn shame if that's true,
because I think there's something really good with this cast.
Speaker 1: I yeah, let me know, Like, let me know what
that source was from, because I didn't necessarily see it,
and I can't really imagine it because I've also been
seeing a lot of people talk about this season, and
even when a lot of people don't talk about a season,
I see that Andy. I know, obviously Andy isn't Bravo,
but like when Andy loves something like it sicks a
round regardless, Andy.
Speaker 3: Really likes k Michelle. I also, did you see that
I saw it on an Instagram post. I don't know
if it was a podcast or something.
Speaker 1: Like that, yes, and said that she went on to
promote her brand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I like, you know what, it's so funny.
Speaker 3: I like that she thought that was like a novel
of concept. I'm like, that's what everybody does. Everybody's on
there to promote kidding me, everybody.
Speaker 2: Does that.
Speaker 1: Exactly and we know that. Like, but I love seeing
the women, especially in the messiness, come together this way.
And obviously there were just so many funny random lines
throughout the entire episode that I'm just like, all right, now,
let's get to the good stuff because I want to
know what goes down in Scotland, so I'll definitely be
on so bad it's good to chat that. Is there
anything else that like you really liked or piqued your
interests from the latest episode?
Speaker 2: No, I you know, I didn't. I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't count on the emotional conversation about sexuality and divorce. Like,
I thought that was actually a nice touch because for
some reason in my head, I had Scotland is going
to be a completely wacky, you know, like just like
just a hysterical romp and I didn't. I didn't count
on the emotional conversation with everybody opening up and stuff,
which was actually really nice. It was a nice surprise.
So I'm curious because I think, you know, we're getting
towards the end of the season, so I'm I'm curious
what the last driving force will be of, Like, what's
going to get us to the finish line?
Speaker 1: Hell yeah? Like we Well you want it to shortened
the season? I wanted to say, but I did not.
Speaker 2: Well, just because I enjoyed.
Speaker 3: I enjoyed the Rhode Island shortened season when I think
about it, because I was like.
Speaker 1: But it was their first season, like they just came out.
And also Jersey also doesn't have like long seasons. So
I'm like, if it made it makes sense. If you're like, hey,
we need to shorten Beverly Hills, hell ya, because I
think that.
Speaker 3: Let's just do a four episode limited series for real
houses of Beverly Hills.
Speaker 1: Every few years, every few years, not even once a
year either.
Speaker 3: But somebody hired Kyle for like a great acting role,
so she's not available to film Beverly Hills this season.
Speaker 2: Sorry, oh my god.
Speaker 3: Put her in another like Kyle's wife, Kyle's on a dragon.
Speaker 2: You know what's going on? Morgan? Do you see me
on this dragon? Morgan?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Put her on Love Island into a split.
Speaker 2: Could run? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah. Someone posted the m Kyle dancing into a split
swing the Pony's Hill. Then they put she was pregnant
with Kinsey here, and I'm like, I don't love that,
So like the only time I'll say I love that.
Speaker 2: Oh who was it that I saw? Was that on
Love is on USA? Last? Was it? Last night?
Speaker 3: When Trinity talked about the the Michael Jackson thing, which
somebody was like, are they fucking showing the Islanders the
memes being made of them?
Speaker 2: Yahause? How did everybody know? Corbyn? Corbyn GGT.
Speaker 3: I mean, like, that's that's kind of weird if they're
showing I think that.
Speaker 1: That is absolutely weird. And I also think that there
is a lot of producer interference that we're witnessing, and
some of that being the not necessarily gay baiting, because
I do I think exactly June I was.
Speaker 2: Talking to my gay friend.
Speaker 3: It's like, I'm gay and I've never seen this gay
of stuff on TV, you.
Speaker 1: Know, exactly, so, But yeah, so I feel like maybe
they are playing it up a little bit, but one
is not in one thinks that it's real. So I
I do see producer interference in Love Island. I don't
know about you know, a thirteen episode season of Atlanta
wouldn't feel right to me, especially when we're on such
a role and it feels like we got our stride back.
I do.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying is it'll be interesting to see what
this last section is. If this last section, if they.
Speaker 3: Fit and you're strong, then you're like, oh hell yeah.
But remember you were in saw Lake City, Salt Lake
City this past season. They had the blow Deck episodes
and it was like holy shit. And then they came
back and there was like one episode that was really good,
and then it kind of was like kind of it
didn't It didn't stall out completely, but it just wasn't
like those blow Deck episodes were so damn good.
Speaker 1: Plata it peaked early, you know, like but yeah, yeah,
so what else? Well? I say that was the episode
we loved it. Last two things before I make Ryan
do a quick ten minute Patreon episode for Patreon at
patreon dot com, slash Bravo. While Black I did not
go to any shows recently at the Brower Center for
Performing Arts because I have a funny story, like there
was this one show called Alantis, Like I know who
Alanis Moore said, jacket, Yeah, Giant Little Pill came and
I had the opportunity to go, but I don't really
know me no Atlantis like that. Like if it was Approden,
we would have went, but we were like Atlantis, so
she has two songs that we know, so we were like, oh,
we're gonna skip this one. But I heard that.
Speaker 2: Jiane Little actually pretty good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's actually pretty good. And throughout the summer
they have a camp there. We found out the hard
way Shrek Junior. They have theater camp at the Bard
Center for the Performing Arts. Me and Aaron were going
to go to a Shrek Junior production because we thought
that it was a prequel to Shrek, and they told
us like, are you guys sure? Yeah, They're like, it's
Shrek for kids. So me and him were like, oh, well,
we'll just stay home. But the Broward Center is still
in partnership with Brahla. While Black I want you guys
to go to, the Broward Center goes to your local theater,
whether that is a movie theater of production, ballet, whatever
it is. Seek out the creators in your neighborhood. It's
so important and also so this weekend coming up the tenth, eleventh,
and the twelfth, Aaron and I and our crew are
going to be at super Con Fort Lauderdale. This is
the real like Big Leagues. Basically, this is our version
of Comic Con, and they have some dope guests. The
cast of the Defenders is actually going to be there.
So that is Daredevil, that's Bullseye, that Jessica Jones, that
is Luke Cage, that's Iron Fist. Yes, Iron Fist is
going to be there because they're bringing them back to Daredevil.
I know that Daredevil Born Again is a very good
show that I love. I talked about it a little
bit right now.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: And Vincent, well, I think they. I think Vincent might
not be there, but there's going to be so many
like voice actors there. I'm looking forward to seeing the
voice of Ariel, she's supposed to be there, the voice
of Bell from Beating the Beast and Bam. Margira is
supposed to be there, which is kind of interesting because
he did not go to the premiere of the New Jackass,
but his parents went, so I'm like, what's going on.
Speaker 3: I think there's he's still weird with Johnny Knoxville, like
they still have a weird relationship, and he feels like
allegedly he wasn't used to how.
Speaker 2: Much he would want to be used in that Jackass movie.
Speaker 1: M It's just it's hard because you know he's been
through a lot of stuff. They're always looking for him.
But if you want to find him, it'll be at
super Con this weekend. Freaking the Heart of Dixie cast
so Rosart and also Roseero Dawson is going to be there.
So I have three costumes that I plan on wearing,
and I didn't want to be because we had a
press pass. So thank you so much to super Con
for giving me a press pass. I don't know what
it means, but maybe I'll get to talk to some
really famous people, and even if not talked to them,
I'll be able to get the good seats. But we
have some group cosplays going on, and I will say
I learned the hard way that you're supposed to plan
this out like seven months in advance, and I did
this in like seven days. But you know, stay tuned
to that content on the timeline and we'll talk about
it when we get back. And make sure that you
guys go and hype our videos when you see me
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to help your favorite small creator. And Ryan, thank you
so much for coming to the show. I will be
right back on the Atlanta episode, probably Tuesday, because that'll
be yeah, because I'll be busy on Monday or tired
tuck it out from super Con on Monday. So make
sure you catch me at so Bad a School with
Ryan Bailey, and thank you guys, Love you Bye,