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Ep. 7 - Gays For Good (Taylor's Version)
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This week, we’re starting off with the pop princess herself—Taylor Swift—who now officially owns her masters after reportedly shelling out over $300 million. Thanks to the global takeover that was the Eras Tour (and her fans’ bottomless wallets), she’s finally free, and we are so here for the era of ownership.
Also? The Wicked Part 2 trailer dropped mere hours before we hit record, so you already know we had to do a blind react. This musical is sacred to us. We deep dive into Wicked lore, the Elphaba trauma. We praise Grande and reminisce about how we used to be those gays who took over the TouchTunes at our neighborhood bar. If it wasn’t Ariana Grande on repeat, it was probably... still Ariana Grande.
In this week’s What’s In and What’s Out, the verdict is in: Kris Jenner’s new face is IN. Rumor has it she dropped $100k on a celeb facelift, and honestly? She looks stunning. We share our own takes on Botox, fillers and plastic surgery, and why we’re pro-enhancement with taste.
And for Cringe of the Week: nothing makes us log off faster than a lame Grindr excuse. “It’s too late”?? Sure Jan...
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Hey, it's Oscar from Minneapolis where the winters are cold. And I'm Jason in Seattle where the coffee is bold. We've been besties forever since way back when.
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We even have the same birthday. Fate had a plan back then. Now miles apart, but the gossip's still hot. Pop culture, hot takes. Best believe we got a lot.
00:00:26
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So get comfy, grab a drink, and turn up the sound. Oops, we're talking again. So it's time to stick around.
00:00:37
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Hello, bestie. Hi again. i miss you. i miss you two We're back, back, back again. Finally. We're back like a missed text from your ex.
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ah My exes. What's that song? but Yeah. the Texas. from my axis in Texas. Miss Tate McRae. love you. Tate eight.
00:01:05
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I love you i miss you so much this week. I know. What's Oh, you know, just live in the dream. Although i guess I do have couple things to mention just right off the top.
00:01:18
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Is that okay? Yeah. Yeah. So um I did want to mention that If you are listening to this podcast, because I know some of you are, can see the numbers, that please, please, please, please please go follow us on our podcast's Instagram account.
00:01:40
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00:02:08
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00:02:25
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00:02:40
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00:02:52
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He's always into that. My DMs are open. Just like me.
00:03:03
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ah I've been open for decades. Decades? Just wide open. yeah how How old are you? I'm older than I look.
00:03:15
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ah Yeah, you are. Older than me. That's all that I care about. The other thing I was going to mention is that I know we gave you guys a really short episode last week, and we're going to try to make that up for you this week. We had a little bit of technical difficulties, but we are back this week.
00:03:35
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This week might be kind of short because we are on some time constraints, but then next week we're going to be back to... Regular scheduled programming. Yes. And we do aim to hit that 40 to 50 minute mark every single episode. So we will get there.
00:03:53
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Yes. So that's that's my updates for the last week. Anything that you want to share? Yeah. Well, I am on a chaotic prep for World Pride, babe.
00:04:06
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I literally had a meltdown the other day because i told you about this. I had a chemical burn on my face from retinol and going out to the pool in the sun on Sunday.
00:04:22
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so let's see if I appear like a normal person on World Pride in D.C. Yeah, you didn't share all of that detailed information to me until after the fact. And I saw that post on Instagram with you at the pool. And I was like, yes, I'm so glad you're out enjoying the day.
00:04:39
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And if I would have known but you have been doing retinol on your face with no protectants, that is the literal last thing that you should be doing.
00:04:50
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Girl, now I know. yeah Yeah. Don't forget that ever again. Never, ever, ever go out in the sun after doing any type of retinol treatments, especially without SPF.
00:05:02
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So, yeah. Lesson learned. Yes. No more retinol on my whole What is it? Your whole face. My whole face.
00:05:14
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So what are you drinking? You know that you're my best friend and you're my best gay friend, but I do have another best straight girlfriend. who So we are recording quite late for me in central time zone tonight because I was with her tonight and we were drinking champagne and doing our semi-annual champagne and and caviar evening.
00:05:44
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So I had some champagne and some caviar earlier. i am feeling relaxed and ready to record today. So that is what I was drinking.
00:05:56
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um I'm now on water. But I had a nice evening. It was very relaxing. It's giving Real Housewives. I love it. Yeah, we well, we all love caviar. And with this specific friend that you know very well too.
00:06:12
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But we tried to do our champagne caviar nights probably around four times a year, like once a quarter. And this happened to be it for...
00:06:23
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Q2 that we're in right now. And it was nice. It was really, really fun. And it's just, you can always catch up with friends anytime over charcuterie or cocktails or at the bar.
00:06:37
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But when you are in someone's beautiful backyard, especially here in the Midwest, when our summers are finally It was so nice to sit outside and enjoy some bubbles and caviar with some fixings.
00:06:50
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It was wonderful. So our friend have the best backyard that they just read i I was there right before we moved, right? You would be a very special friend to be invited to that backyard is a very cute patio.
00:07:05
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and Especially with Carvia. Sorry, Jason, but this this friend and I, we cannot go a week without seeing each other. She's like family. So it's something that I consider very special. Yeah. And honestly, we would be doing that too if I were living there. So this is why we're doing this because I miss you so fucking much. I know.
00:07:23
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One day you'll move back. I have that in my bingo card for the next 20 years. Like for sure. Are you drinking anything tonight?
00:07:35
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I am. I'm into rosé because it's summer and my boyfriend just handed me this very cool glass of, I think this is a French rosé.
00:07:48
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I don't know if it's French or is it just in my head? Well, I think a lot of rosés are French. So I think it probably is. it tastes very summery. It tastes like Speedos and bad decisions and Cocktail.
00:08:07
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Cocktail. Cocktail.
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ah we're going to get canceled
00:08:17
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oh this might be the wine for this summer shipment from the chateau that we just got and that chateau i love so much yeah canno't wait to take you back there and i was going to say one day i'll come back and visit you we can go again
00:08:33
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Anyways, what is new in pop culture this week for you? Okay, well, we missed a huge pop culture moment. How could we?
00:08:45
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And we did. i feel horrible because we actually had it on our notes last week, and is probably old news, but I would not be okay with not talking about it.
00:08:57
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We need to bring up the fact that Taylor Swift... finally owns all of her masters. She attributes her ability to buy back her masters because of her fans attending all of those ERA's tour dates that raised her net worth enough to go and buy all of her catalog back.
00:09:24
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and How much was it? it was very expensive, was it? It was extremely expensive. There's no alleged information on what she specifically spent to get these masters back, but the low estimates were...
00:09:39
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from my research, are $300 million. Whoa. and whoa Yes. That's lot of money. Even if it was $300 million, $200 million, or $500 million, dollars that's a lot of cash that she had to have disposable for her to buy back her original art.
00:09:58
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I know we got to see her together on that tour, which was really, really special. and you don't have to be a Taylor Swift fan to understand the importance of this.
00:10:10
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I know that people don't like her and everybody is entitled to their own opinions, but is such a sham, scam and ah shame of what she went through to not be able to own the rights to her own masters of her music. That is her art and her work and her music and her songs. so And her trauma and her breakups and everything that she poured herself to, right?
00:10:39
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Yeah. So i'm I'm really, really happy for her, love her hey or hate her. yeah She's made whole. Listen, like the artists don't make a lot of money out of the masters.
00:10:53
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They made money out of songwriting, publishing rights, touring, But this has changed the industry for good because masters give complete controls over licensing, over sync deals, over like streaming, appearing in ads, re-releases, like all of this follow-up work that you can do based on your original recording.
00:11:21
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And sometimes the original recording is the only thing that people will care about. And she's changing the way contracts are being written right now for good. Yes. And this isn't the first time she's done that. She fought years ago for artists to make more money on streaming services back when streaming started to become popular. Because back in the day, artists relied on album sales streaming.
00:11:47
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ticket sales to make money. And those days are long gone because everybody streams. She advocated took her entire catalog. I believe it was off of Apple Music at the time.
00:11:59
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and so remember. i was so sad. That was the reason why I got Spotify in the first place, because she went off of Apple Music. And she said, i will only let my catalog back on your platform If you actually pay not a quarter of a penny per stream or whatever it was at the time, it's still not a great way for artists to make money.
00:12:23
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But she did advocate for artists to make more money on streaming than they were going to be making. And Artists still to this day, they do rely on record sales.
00:12:34
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So if you love your your favorite artists, if you love them, buy their music. Buy through their website. Buy through ah bookstore or record store. Streaming doesn't, especially for smaller artists, it does not pay their bills.
00:12:49
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Yeah. It's like mother got her. What is that? Mother owns her trauma now. She didn't just shake it off. She trademarked the shake.
00:13:00
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Did you make that up? I just made that up. It's so stupid. Sorry. Here's something else. Well, to end that out, end of the day, glad she owns the rights that music. To Jason's point, it is really important to own the masters of your records because if you don't, and that is under the control of somebody else or a different company or label, every time your album sells a copy,
00:13:29
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They make the money. You don't. actually Well, okay. so So Taylor's thriving. know she's super, super happy. ah huh We also can talk about what just came out as of a couple hours ago is...
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ah
00:13:53
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ah okay Cynthia. Okay. We have our first... we have our first sneak peek trailer of a wicked for good part two gooped gagged
00:14:11
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we are we're about and we're about to watch it for the first time because we just got the notification yes it literally just came out so we're gonna we're gonna watch it and then we're gonna do a reaction we'll be right back
00:14:44
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ah
00:14:47
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I'm at a loss of words I'm speechless I'm so ready I'm ready I'm ready ready ready i'm seated front good
00:14:57
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ah was so good I guess maybe we can give the listeners a tiny backstory. Yeah. So Wicked is my... I'm not a big musical guy. I like Phantom of the Opera. I think that's a really classic, fun... Oh my God, I love Phantom of the Opera. Yeah. That was the one that got me into musical.
00:15:15
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I love it. And I was so sad when that closed down production in New York after God knows how many years it was there forever. Wicked, though, i listened to in high school and then to date have seen it live, not just in tour, but also in at the Gershwin in New York for total times that I've seen the show.
00:15:43
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probably around 20. like That's how much I am of obsessed with this musical. And I just relate to it. you know When you grow up different than everybody else around you and you just want to fit in and you struggle through life adversities, it's- You feel like you were green. Yeah, 100%. And then you also see the people around you and how some of them learn to actually get to know you and care about you and become your friend.
00:16:14
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And when you're a kid, that means so much to you. And so it's just, there's a lot of Elphabas out in the world. There's Glinda's out in the world. And when you go through that personally, i think that musical resonates so much with you. Were you holding space for the musical?
00:16:38
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I just haven't been able to let it go. It's something that is special to me. And I share with everybody that gets close to me about how much if they haven't seen it, like you have to listen to it, you have to watch it, you have to see it.
00:16:51
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Well, it's great that they can watch it now with the movie. Another thing that make it so special for the both of us and whoever listened to this podcast and kind of like witnessing our friendship was that we became really good friends After we hang out for the first time ever in an Ariana Grande concert in our life, our and our friendship has been marked by eras of Ariana Grande music.
00:17:22
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100%. Remember, No Tears Left to Cry era? oh my gosh. We loved, we still love her. They were moments of our friendship that definitely...
00:17:33
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revolved around Ariana's music.
00:17:38
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We grew up with her. And to be honest, when she was cast, I was really worried because I didn't know how it kind of turned out. well and also a true Ariana fan would know that her dream role Alphaba.
00:17:54
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It actually wasn't Glinda. She didn't want, well, it's not that she wouldn't have played Glinda. But when she was a little bit, not much younger than today, but when she was a little bit younger, she is still caught doing interviews over and over again saying that her dream was to be Elphaba.
00:18:10
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And when you see some performances, she was invited to do Wicked's, I believe it was their... Gosh, was it their 20th anniversary? And she's still saying ah right the Wizard and I, the Elfaba song.
00:18:23
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She always had it in her head, I think, since so being a kid, because she saw the show and met Kristen Chenoweth and Idina Menzel as a child seeing the show on Broadway.
00:18:34
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So and i I remember she was talking about this when she was... So she was in Broadway as a child. Mm-hmm. Yeah. um In Annie, right? She Annie. And then when she was a little bit older, she did 13, which was really good.
00:18:48
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Yeah, so she met Kristen Chinoweth backstage, both Idina Meinzoll and Kristen Chinoweth. But Kristen Chinoweth gave her bottle of Glinda shampoo.
00:19:02
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And this was like throughout her career in Disney, she would keep that bottle of shampoo and like literally dip her finger. Yeah, she'd use a little bit of it. Yeah, so it doesn't rain out because every time it would give her like courage to go on stage.
00:19:16
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And the fact that there's a pop star named Ariana Grande today out in the world is because of that freaking bottle of shampoo that Glinda herself gave her. So this role was made for her.
00:19:28
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Yeah, and if you think about John Chu and all these people involved in this movie and them really believing in her and wanting her to be a part of the film... It was meant for her. And I'm so happy that she gets to live out this dream for, I mean, who wouldn't, who wouldn't want to be in that position? You're so talented. and now you get to star in the film of a lifetime because Wicked has been holding out on releasing the rights to their show for any type of project for decades.
00:20:03
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And you get to be the one to bring it to the big screen. Not just her, but also Cynthia. I think it's just such an honor for both of them. Yeah. And I do love the chemistry of the real actresses. Like, just mirror the friendship they have on screen.
00:20:21
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You know, all the memes come out of that. It's so funny as well. But, like, honestly, like, Cynthia and Ariana couldn't be any better as the main lead actresses for this movie. Yeah.
00:20:32
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I agree. Yeah. Yeah. So now now that munchkin boy, though, he can be fired. Oh, did I say that to me? Her boyfriend. Oh, my God. Ex-boyfriend. We have to. We can't talk about that. Let me get that. That's too mean. That's too mean. They're going to come for us.
00:20:50
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Now, Jonathan Bailey, though, I can eat him up. You could eat him out. Yeah.
00:20:57
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Do you know that he's in the new Jurassic Park? I always forget that he's gay. Yeah, he is. Which is a good thing, I think. I know, because he's such... he he is he's He's a dream boy, you know?
00:21:13
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He's a say good old British lad. No shade to the filtering and editing of film one, but they made him look... He does not look that young in real life. No.
00:21:24
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No, he's like 45. know.
00:21:27
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I know. And like, obviously way too old to play Fierro, but you know, because of who he is, because of the way he is, he fit perfectly. Yeah. Wow.
00:21:40
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It's funny. This November, we're going to be back in Schist University. Oscar and i The 21st, right? Yep. And last year i was out in Seattle to watch Wicked with you and your partner.
00:21:56
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Oh my God, you were crying so much. So are you, bitch. Shut up. ah Shut up. You were crying so much. It was like my my arm was wet because you were holding on to me.
00:22:07
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but one What's funny is I actually flew out to Seattle after that. ah it premiered, not not long after, but I had already seen it, i think twice. So it was my third time seeing it with you guys. You still cry from start to finish. Like the moment the credits roll out, you're like starting to cry. Jason, you were crying in five seconds of the film.
00:22:32
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When Glinda show up, like, who doesn't cry? Because she was so sad because her best friend just died and she has to fake it for the munchkin because it was like a PR tour or whatever.
00:22:45
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And Ariana was acting her asses off and like, you know, it was so sad. You're something else. Here's the thing. I can't wait for this movie to come out because I do know, knowing us, that there will be a day, maybe not on premiere day, but we will be watching this together.
00:23:05
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and I know, i already know, there will be many tears to be shed between the both of us. More tears left to cry. Yeah.
00:23:18
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Right now.
00:23:25
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That bar in Minneapolis should have banned us a long time ago, but they didn't. Do listeners remember Touchstones? Yes. And we would replay Ariana's songs like over and over. like It wasn't like we would mix it up.
00:23:40
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No. We would play the same song 20 times during the night. On a Thursday. to the point that the bartender came up to me personally and said, if you ever fucking do that again, we'll kick you out.
00:23:52
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But they wouldn't because the bartenders actually loved us and we spent a lot of money at the bar. As a joke, people were just starting to get a little of bit annoyed at our... Probably ah we thought a little bit. They were all a lot of annoyed.
00:24:09
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ah i love you. I love you too. Fun pastimes. Yeah.
00:24:16
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Well, moving on from Wicked, because we could sit here and keep talking about it. And we can't do that because we have other topics to cover. What is in...
00:24:28
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or out for you this week, Jason? Oh my goodness. I've been obsessed with this plastic surgeon that goes around Beverly Hills and work on everybody who has the most high profile face ever. And his work was so good that we were all gooped and gagged.
00:24:51
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Like Kris Jenner, one of his clients, looks like she's in her 30 now. She looks younger than her daughter. So if anyone is confused or curious, Jason is talking about this alleged celebrity. Well, he's not.
00:25:07
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He is a plastic surgeon. But he is the alleged plastic surgeon for Kris Jenner. He is Dr. Stephen Levine. Not related to Adam Levine from Marin 5.
00:25:20
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Not that we know of. I haven't done that deep but of research on this topic, but maybe there could be some relation. Who knows? Oh my God. we're We're going to go to him if he's alive.
00:25:32
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Either time we need it girl. However, Kris Jenner allegedly spent a minimum of $100,000 on this specific facelift that has clearly made her look, in I think both of our opinions, quite younger.
00:25:51
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That's the thing. $100,000 is nothing to the Kardashians and the Jenners. That's why i think that figure might be low because she does look really good and a little bit different ah quite a bit different, in my opinion.
00:26:05
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And she is 69 years old. So we can round that to 70. So a 70-year-old, think she was looking more her age before this clearly whatever she had done.
00:26:19
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And once again, this is all alleged. Nothing has been 100% confirmed. But from the sources and the research and the deep dive that I went on, this is the plastic surgeon celebrity doctor that did this procedure on her.
00:26:34
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Now, I'm unaware of the downtime and how long it took for her to recover, but I do think, and I'm not the biggest Kardashian fan, but I do think Kris looks great. And I think I said this in a previous episode, but my favorite Kardashians are Kris and Khloe.
00:26:53
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So Kris is my number one. i do love her. i think she's great. And i wish her the best on this new face journey.
00:27:05
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Yeah, her new face looked great. I mean, like, Lindsay Lohan was one of the clients, right? HIPAA laws are in place for a reason. We're never going to know the exact details, but Lindsay's glow-up is also attributed to the same plastic surgeon.
00:27:23
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Christina Aguilera... Well, I think Christina is more Wagovi or Ozempic. I think she just hit that weight loss drug. I mean, she's so tiny and she's younger. So I don't think she has to do a facelift.
00:27:37
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um But I do think Christina is looking amazing. She does look freaking amazing. I know. It's pretty clear that she is on GLP-1 medication.
00:27:48
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And for the listeners to just to round this out, if you ever see us in South Korea together in a bestie trip, you know that we're getting things done. I am all about plastic surgery.
00:28:02
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i think that just like anything else, it can be Botox, lipo, filler. If it makes you feel better about yourself and you are going to a responsible provider that has your best interest at heart,
00:28:21
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I think these things can help you feel better about yourself and give you a boost of confidence without completely distorting your natural features.
00:28:34
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yeah I think you can have very responsible procedures done. And who am I to judge you or tell you what you can or cannot do with your own money?
00:28:47
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i am all for it. and I'm guilty. I've done a few things to my body. Oscar's forehead hasn't moved the start of this podcast.
00:28:59
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But it's true. i i don't think that anybody has the job to tell me what I can and cannot do to myself.
00:29:09
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Absolutely. And and like being responsible means you also do your research. And also not being crazy. Exactly. We've seen people go under the knife and have these crazy procedures and come out looking like a different person.
00:29:27
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That is not what I'm advocating for or talking about. I'm talking about enhancing your own self in the ways that make you feel more comfortable if you have the means to do it.
00:29:39
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I don't want to change the way I look. I want to maybe tweak some of my insecurities. Yeah. If that makes any sense. I hope that makes sense. I need a new personality.
00:29:51
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Where can I get that? Good luck, honey. Shut up.
00:29:58
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Now, if you catch Oscar and I South Korea, we might or might not be going for our procedures, but we also are going for a color analysis.
00:30:11
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Do you know what that is, Oscar? That's when they put those colors next to your face, right? Yeah. And they tell you like what you look good in or like what suits your skin tone and your life and everything.
00:30:25
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And the past the best one that I've seen are the ones that can speak English really well and they roast you a little bit. Yeah. Have you seen those? Yes, I have.
00:30:37
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One that she was like, and you look like a baby bird. You look like you just wake up. And I'm like, what the fuck? like You're so mean to your client. we We'll do it together.
00:30:48
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Let's do it. We'll get roasted together. Yeah. We're going to write this off as a business expense because this is research for the pod, right? Absolutely. Maximize those deductions.
00:31:02
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for For like the $5 that we earned for this pot and streaming is shit. our We're in the red babes.
00:31:15
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Anyways, moving on to our regular segment, Cringe of the Week. Yes. My Cringe of the Week is shitty excuses for canceling on people and especially on me.
00:31:30
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Please elaborate. Okay, so I was in a party last weekend and I overheard a conversation where somebody was saying that they got canceled on because date was double booked.
00:31:49
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What the hell? So, like, this is a grinder date. Not only that you booked both this person and another person, you told them That you were double booked and that's why you canceled.
00:32:03
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And this boy was all douched, all ready, ass up, ready to go. So that reminded me of one time that I got canceled a long time ago from some guy.
00:32:15
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you want to hear what what what his excuse was? What happened? He said that his dog looks sad. You're joking. I'm not joking. he He was like, oh my God, my dog looks so sad. can't leave him.
00:32:30
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Oh, he was going to come over. He was going to come over. i don't think his dog looked sad. No. and And he went on like the whole thing. He was like, can we meet again? Like my dog has separation anxiety.
00:32:44
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So I can't just leave my dog like this. And I was like, I'm girl, I'm ready to go. What the hell? Like that is the shittiest excuse I've ever heard in my life.
00:32:54
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Right. I can't get behind. My dog is sad. no Me neither. that's That's a lie. like No, that didn't happen. That's probably the first time I've heard that one.
00:33:04
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i mean, I've heard a million other ones, but... What is your what is the worst one you heard? Well, the worst one that I've heard isn't that it's so worse, it's that it's so common. And that is, oh, it's getting too late.
00:33:18
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I hate that one. um'm I'm sorry, rain shaking after you already talked for an hour. like I know you're lying because you either found somebody else or you're too drunk or whatever.
00:33:32
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It's not, it's too, it's getting too late. That's, that's a cop out. That's not real. Yeah. That is giving you just enjoy yourself and you are on Grindr do get attention and once you're done you don't give a shit exactly it's giving lazy is giving faggotry is giving gay gays don't reserve rights it's giving don't do that again yeah pride canceled if that is how you're going respond to people exactly
00:34:08
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Next thing you know, J-Lo is going to headline World Pride. Oh, shit. Oh, wow. That is happening. that's what That's what we get in a Trump presidency 2025. Next thing you know, Trump's going to go back to a third term. So don't cancel on people.
00:34:24
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But you agree with me, right? That's such a cop-out. It is. And it's so common. yeah it's just lazy. Yeah. For all the bottoms out there, please don't do that.
00:34:35
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Well, I think we're both in agreement that that is... that that can be definitely the cringe of the week. Absolutely. The cringe of gay core.
00:34:47
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Absolutely. That cringe isn't going anywhere. Unfortunately not. Yeah. It's going to happen again and again. Well, it's been a joy and an honor to record once again with my best seat.
00:35:01
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Do you have any final thoughts for the week ahead? Well, it's June, so do whatever you want. It's our month, our rules. Do as much popper as you want, but don't cancel on anybody with a lame excuse, okay?
00:35:17
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I like that advice. that's a good that's That's good advice for the month of June. Yeah, exactly. It's Pride Month. It's not cancel on your date month. Yeah. I agree.
00:35:29
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Yeah. And to wrap this up, Oscar, where can people will find you? Instagram, please follow both of us. I'm okar101, O-C-A-R-1-0-1. And I'm Jason Whenever.
00:35:43
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And our podcast is? It is Oops Pod Official. I think I said that at the top. So please, please, please follow us. You will love our visual recaps. You will love our little memes and clips that we post. So follow us there.
00:36:01
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Yes. And as always, I love you. miss you. I love you too. Oh my gosh. Have a wonderful time at World Pride in DC.
00:36:12
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Send me all the pictures and i cannot wait to see you sometime soon. Me too. Bye bestie. Love you.
00:36:31
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00:37:03
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