AN INTERVENTION Ft. Alaska Thunderfuck
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Summary
In this episode of the Comment Section Show starring me, your fave, the pop diva herself, Alaska Thunderfog, joins me to talk about her drag queen life, how she got started in the world of drag, and how she became a drag icon and legend.
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my boyfriend is wonderful and love i've known him for many years love same which i'm like same with
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your boyfriend i knew him for years before i started dating with my boyfriend so just to
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clarify i wasn't dating alaska's boyfriend i was dating my boyfriend that's the headline of this
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video just to clarify do want don't spread that rumor
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hey everyone and welcome back to another episode of the comment section show starring me your fave
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everybody knows me who cares about me on to the guest today we have the iconic the legendary the
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pop diva herself alaska thunderfog welcome to the show
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infinity stones girl i'm getting them all one by one catch them all yeah i'm collecting them on my
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own pokeball i love balls this is a poke what is it called where you train them a gym oh yeah
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the gym that they train the little animals in this is a pokemon gym
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literally but i'm the one being trained i'm strength being strengthened yeah over and over
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again it does take strength to deal with drag queens it absolutely does i make this joke every
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time i'm like drag queens love me because i'm a cunt and that's okay they love me because i'm a
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cunt and they get it real recognize real totally uh yeah they love a mean funny bitch we love that
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yeah and i fall into the category that's why sometimes i'll tell straight women who are
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annoying um because they they're like they fetishize gay people in a weird way like friendship wise
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okay they're always like oh gay people love me they love me and i was like do they because if
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you hung out with a gay person like for real if you hung out with gay men drag queens gay anyone
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yeah you would hate yourself because they are so mean but i'm just as mean that's why we get along
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that's why y'all we vibe it's the perfect equation i feel like you need that you need
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that kind of like edge to you especially to be a drag queen right i require that i love that
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i feel at ease with that you feel at home yeah yeah i know if it's too nice something's off
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i know i gotta be mean to somebody otherwise who knows what'll happen i'll get constipated
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exactly i gotta empty my systems out i gotta clear it out the flora
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i'm such a huge fan as i've already stated and obviously you're a drag icon and legend
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but for anyone who may be unfamiliar for whatever fucking reason if you watch my show there's no way
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you don't know who alaska thunderfuck is but just in case people don't i would love to know
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the lore behind your drag journey like how did you get started in drag initially what drew you
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to it well ever since i was a child i always liked like girl clothes because they're better
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they're cuter and sparkly and like pretty and like they move better totally they also have
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more variety like yeah men's clothes so boring for hundreds of years kind of was like the same
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ass thing yeah so like as a child i recognized that and i was like i like this stuff yeah but
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i wasn't allowed to like that stuff because it was like because my mom didn't want me to like
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you know die in erie pennsylvania yeah so it became a repressed thing and then once i got
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to college i was like yes drag that's when you got into into the world yeah initially in college
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i did and like i didn't really super get drag at first like i walked into one of my first gay bars
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maybe the first gay bar and there was a drag queen performing and i was like why isn't she singing
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oh yeah like not live yeah i didn't understand lip syncing oh i see i do now and it's like an
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art form and it's brilliant and it's hard yeah but i think that's why it led me to like i i don't do
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backflips or splits or anything totally but i do make noises into a microphone pretty well
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pretty compellingly i'd say it worked out for you i'd love to ask um like how your name came about
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i'd love to know what the genesis of your drag name was marijuana period we love there's a strain
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called alaskan thunderfuck have you heard of it no i haven't it's not named after me i'm named
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after it period you start lying and telling people they literally named that after me can
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you believe it i would never ruin never but you're a green queen so that's how you came up with it
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well i was way more than i am now i'm like such a lightweight with weed now really i'm like
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i'm like one hit and it's like and i have to be like alone isolated yeah in a padded cell yes
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chained to the radiator just in case totally otherwise you wake up naked and there's dead
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body next to you right exactly i can't count how many times that's happened you're like enough god
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again again with this shit so annoying it does have a very hit or miss quality about it especially
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edibles yeah edibles are crazy or like if i'm really drunk i can like hit someone's weed vape
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if i'm feeling like crazy you're feeling crazy feeling like spicy quirky but that's like rare
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that's like new year's eve we were really going all out like totally las vegas what's like uh the
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worst uh weed experience you've ever had i've got a few unfortunately once i ate an edible and um i
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ate too much of it because it was one of these fucking jelly squares yeah jelly cubes it looks
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like a bouillon cube and it's this big yeah and i ate like half of it i didn't even like pop the
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whole thing like i thought it was a candy i split this tiny thing in half with a little knife
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and ate like half of it and then i was like oh that's like 25 milligrams which to me is
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hospitalization level cannabis but someone threw you in the padded cell it was so crazy and i was
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So I had to like call my friend Nick on the phone and I was like,
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And so he had to continue reminding me that I wasn't going to die for hours.
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Even with edibles, I feel like I've gone too far a couple of times.
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Like I did it a couple of times and I'm like, I need a break.
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And then a couple of months later, I'm like, I need to try again.
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stick that gun right in my mouth and you know one time i was working in new york and i i'd finished
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everything and the next morning i was flying out like four in the morning and so my boyfriend and
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i were like oh let's just take some edibles and we had bought them in new york legally like at a
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dispensary the guy was like oh they're pretty light and my boyfriend had taken one the night
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before he's like they're honestly really i think he kind of upsold me i'm like okay i take one don't
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feel anything for hours i'm like well i'll take another one i'll take another one we'll see girl
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i woke up i felt like i was in like you know when alice in wonderland's falling slowly and all the
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all the furniture are just floating around that's how it felt i woke up i was like i cannot go to
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the airport i'll get arrested i'm making a no-fly list immediately because they're gonna think i'm
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on some crazy shit when i go and so i had to like send half my party home like because they were
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ready to go obviously i'm about to be hospitalized and my boyfriend same boat i don't even know how
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many he took and he's a big dude like he's like six four big dude so he was when he tell me more
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yeah he's he's honestly in the dressing room i should have made him come out here so he could
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i make him come out so he can model for you my boyfriend has hooded eyes right and um when i
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woke up and i was like oh this is a issue i have to deal with immediately i was like trying to
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wake him up i was like i think something's wrong with me i think i'm going insane and he tried to
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looked at me i've never seen so much white in my boyfriend's eyes like because his eyes are hooded
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so they're like they're like he has like a forehead that hangs over a little girl i swear
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his forehead moved up i could see his whole eye i was like i'm scared i'm terrified of you we can't
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fly we can't fly can't fly i can't fly i'm glad you didn't fly yeah and then literally my flight
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i pushed my flight back hours later and i still go to the airport i'm still fucked up still it
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stays going through you you just have to like wait till it's over that's the worst part yeah
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sounds fun let's do it right now do you have any that being said i do have
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the very first time i ever smoked weed was off a dab like those ones with the blow torch
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that's harsh oh yeah oh yeah and that same night was the first night i drank absinthe so clearly i
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was like going through something were you like in the moulin rouge
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behavior i love that for real you know you're like early 20s you're like i could do anything
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i could drink anything and like run through a brick wall and i'd be okay because you can
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yeah you can essentially how you feel about weed now is how i feel about alcohol now yeah like i'll
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partake and have a good like drinky here and there but if i have one too many i'm hung over
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for three business days what the fuck is that i can't do that my spirit wants it so bad and my
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body says no what's your drink wine i do love a good wine do you like i would love to drink a
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bottle of wine at all times and i cannot anymore because then they call me an alcoholic whatever
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that means it makes me so mad that my body can't keep up are you a red or white girly or do you not
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care it depends on the weather when it's warm months i like white wine love when it's colder
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months i love red wine i'm still getting into red i'm not a big fan of red quite yet i do love
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my teeth purple so i have to like you get that vampire mouth looks like you've been feeding all
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night so i have to drink by myself that's why i drink by myself you're all that's red wine's a
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me thing no one's allowed to be with me when i'm drinking red wine or smoking weed wow i have
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problems this is an intervention there's literally people in chairs like we do have something we do
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have something we want to talk to all right who wants to read their letter first it's time
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well okay going back going back to drag i would love uh to get your opinion i know
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obviously um drag is like so much more mainstream now than it like ever has been in the past and
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And I'm curious to know if you feel like social media has played a role at all in kind of shifting the dynamic of drag, like whether it's for the better, maybe for the worse, or maybe it's just making it more accessible.
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And I mean, if you think about it, I think that social media started to become more of a thing around when Drag Race started.
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that's where it started so i don't look too you heard it here don't look too far back that's where
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it started but like it is a huge thing so like we call drag race drag is a thing yeah and it
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evolved around the same time as like twitter was starting to evolve and instagram totally
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So they really went hand in hand and, like, turbocharged drag into, like, hyperspace.
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Yeah, it, like, fast tracks you, like, a lot faster.
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Yeah, because everyone can see, like, what kind of eyelashes are you wearing?
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What is the hairline of that wig that you're wearing?
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And then you can instantly get it, find out where it's from.
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then everybody wants to move on to the next better thing or the different thing totally totally so
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it's like hyperdrive which is good for drag and like makeup you get to look at everybody's makeup
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and that was cool yeah that was like not the case for most drag queens when they started like it was
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kind of just a trial and error like figuring it out on your own when i started i would go on my
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space and look at pictures of drag queens and like pull from their myspace it's just like they're
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digital camera photos uploaded and i would be like okay i'm good there was no makeup tutorial
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on youtube yeah it was just like i'm gonna try and copy this yeah and i did so badly
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and i did i actually did a few of the queens i've had on have said that too like they think it's
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great that it's become more mainstream and more like not completely socially acceptable obviously
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because people are fucking awful and insane but like it's more open and platformed than it ever
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has been but then at the same time like queens aren't really uh going through the same kind of
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paying your dues process that many queens had to before so it's kind of like yeah it's not really
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for the drag of it all it's for like the stardom like they just want to be famous and you know i
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mean and then everyone starts looking the same that's what other queens have told me before
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there's a little of that yeah they don't get a chance to be ugly
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as meatball says we need it it's a rite of passage absolutely i got to look horrible for years
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now i have to look nice all the time do you think i like looking beautiful
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i don't it probably helps with the appreciation for how long it took to get to a space where
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you're like okay i found it i got it i've nailed it you need the ugly phases it develops character
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you deserve it yeah and room for error is always important it helps you grow and evolve and
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we get better at anything yeah literally i feel like too with uh so many like eyes on it too as
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well it's become so not necessarily like it's all one monolith everyone's all the same i think it's
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more so like new like queens that emerge and they're kind of unsure of a talent that they
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have it's more so like i just want to like be in drag not necessarily like you know some there's
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like pretty queens and then there's funny queens and then there's like many different subsets um
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and some are like i just want to be in drag like do really really good drag you're like well that's
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cool but a little different go off why not well first off let's talk about your musical i would
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love for you to tell everyone about okay yeah so please tell everyone about drag the musical
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we started writing it like six years ago or like seven years ago really and so we finally put it
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in front of an audience like a couple years ago love and now it's like evolving and then we're
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gonna take it to new york later this year how exciting i find it to be like the most fulfilling
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thing and i yeah and i didn't always feel that way about it really and so i think that's there's
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a lesson in there yeah about like just because you because early on i was like this isn't gonna
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be any this isn't gonna be a thing like i'm glad we're doing this for fun but like this isn't gonna
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be a thing and it wasn't until after years of working on it and then finally getting people
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to embody these characters and stand up and say them that it really was like whoa this is actually
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a thing and it's actually kind of good it's kind of amazing you have something really special once
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you see it come to life yes but that's not an instantaneous thing definitely not it took so
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long to get there yeah absolutely so i mean i'm wrong about a lot of things all the time so i have
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to remember that i'm wrong are you more like cynical do you have like imposter syndrome yeah
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Yeah. Which is why the comment section is so fascinating to me, because I'm like, what do I have to say possibly that I stand so firmly in as an opinion that I want to type it out?
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Especially about shit that doesn't matter.
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I mean, I feel like that's such a relatable experience too.
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like especially if you've been working on something for a long time you're kind of like
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this is like really fun but i don't know if anything's going to come of it and then once
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it's like actually happening and it's in front of your eyes you're like oh my god wow this is
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the best thing i've ever seen in my entire life which is so exciting i'm so glad and that was
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something that we were talking about right before we started filming but i think it's wonderful that
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you're able to use your drag like fame and kind of like pivot into something else which is like
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writing which i think is so exciting and i'm curious like in the writing process like what
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was the hardest part for you when you were putting together uh the musical it's very hard like doing
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the tetris of telling a story and you think about it and it's like
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all rom-coms are the same plot all shakespeare plays are kind of the same thing yeah like they
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all end the same and like it's the same formulaic thing you think that until you like start writing
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about characters and then you're like and we think we know how it's supposed to end but it's like
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how do we literally get there and you have to like it's like tetris yeah like algebra did you
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write from like the very beginning to the end or did you kind of move pieces like i know sometimes
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people write in pieces so they'll like write yeah certain things here and there and then kind of
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put them all together at the end was that kind of like your process we started with the music
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okay because that's like what we knew yeah and wanted to build around yeah like with tomas and
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ashley we've written that's how i know them is like writing drag music like nails nails nails
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we wrote that together that's shakespeare poetry if you will all of my like drag music pretty much
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love is from them okay so we started with the music we were like we wanted to sound kind of
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rock and roll kind of rocky horror kind of yeah kind the sound love and then we went from there
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and uh it's like algebra still it's like algebra amazing what's been your favorite part of like
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seeing it come to life now that it's like being realized literally i am addicted to writing a joke
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and hearing someone do it on stage and the audience laughs love it's euphoric that's your
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new weed it's like a a dragon that i'm going to continue chasing now i'm addicted to it i think
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that's wonderful i love it and then it could extend into anything if you really really like
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have such a strong passion for comedy writing it could go into all kinds of things tv movies
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more broadway hopefully that'd be amazing i have more confidence in myself as a writer as well
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because of barbara streisand's book really tea why barbara streisand's book i listened to it all 50
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hours of it and five zero britney's book was five hours as an audiobook barbara streisand's was 50
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hours and you listen to all 50 i listened to it for like months but she has always had a clear
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vision of like how she saw things and how she heard her music totally and she was unwavering
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in like no it's gotta sound this way or when she's directing a movie she's like no it's gotta
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look this way we've got to put the crane on the side of the fucking boat and swing it around like
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it has to be this way yeah make it happen yeah and she's also like a writer and so like i don't
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know she something about barbara streisand she gave me like more confidence in myself as a writer
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and i'm like wait i actually can do this so it's that imposter syndrome thing i think yeah it
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sounds pretty it's pretty strong in you it is strong in this one yeah honestly i feel like
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people with um really strong imposter syndrome they tend to succeed pretty significantly at
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everything they try so maybe that's why look at you conquering one world after the other well i
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think it's good to have a little bit of like maybe i'm wrong absolutely yeah a little bit of humility
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yeah maybe a little it's okay yeah most most people need that i think more people need that
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maybe more people in the world do need a little bit more of that i could be wrong
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just a dash yeah yeah like especially straight men they need that more than anybody
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just a little just like a tiny bit i could be wrong i could be you know what i could be awful
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on that one and i could say that especially because as a virgo and just who i am i'm a big
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know-it-all and i was a big know-it-all when i was a kid i'm definitely a lot better now i wouldn't
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say it's gone entirely unfortunately that's my wolverine that i'm like fighting every time
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someone says anything to me nobody likes know-it-all so i think just a little bit and you
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know who helped me with that it's like my sister is the complete opposite of that so she's very
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like i could be wrong i could be right who cares but my sister i always tell people this because
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it it really like reframed my mind about that whenever she's like talking about something and
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someone's like no you're wrong because of this my sister goes oh well i don't care so like that's
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her response like no matter who it is it 180'd my mindset because i was like what a freeing feeling
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yeah to just be like oh you're right who gives a shit yeah oh who cares because most things that
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people like dig their heels they really don't matter at the end of the day most things they
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don't and there's great strength in being like oh yeah i'm totally wrong about that
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exactly i envy that about you that you have that there's great strength in it absolutely
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and collaboratively i think it's also like important to be like i'm not gonna like fight
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you tooth and nail about it totally yeah oh yeah no especially in a creative endeavor too yeah
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because it's so different from like you know standard nine to five corporate kind of jobs
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like yeah in a creative environment you like literally have to learn how to like bounce off
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of each other and not be so like digging your heels in and shit so i envy that about you i
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wish i had more of that to be honest well but now i just carry that that like oh well i don't care
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so it's hard to like use that as a practice a religious practice if you will for me that's good
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that's permanent life hack oh well i don't care yeah she'll go like oh well i just remembered i
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don't care so that's okay and it gets people every time every time she says that they're just like oh
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okay they just drop it and everybody moves on with their lives must be nice
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so feel free to adapt that if you will you got it okay so we're gonna pivot into our topic for
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the day okay which is why does society and particularly straight men love to tear down
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pop divas which is pretty i feel standard i mean across the entertainment industry i feel like
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there's many women and drag queens especially that have like amassed uh an audience fame and
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And a lot of men like to, you know, pick them apart piece by piece.
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And I feel like with pop divas, drag queens, all the same.
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We're always just minding our business and they just come in here and start poking around for no fucking reason.
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I mean, I think of Taylor Swift, of course.
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as the sort of preeminent, like, extremely popular young woman,
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and it's marketed in a smart way her music is good yeah so people are like oh she's overrated
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or it's like but a lot of people like her shit and a lot of people go and watch her shit so she's
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good she has to be to some extent it's gotta be it's kind of like when uh whenever because men
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like really fucking hate me on the internet but like like awful men wear that as a badge of honor
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uh but when they comment on my shit and they're like you're not even that you're not even funny
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you're not fucking funny i'm like well i mean one of us is funny like if we were to like check tape
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one of us is getting paid to do it for a living one of us isn't so like i'd like to think i'm a
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little funny to some extent to someone maybe not you specifically but it's the same thing it's like
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well you can't really success kind of speaks for itself in terms of whether or not it's working for
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some people so yeah you know what i mean it's kind of like if people were trying to critique
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your drag you're like well can i see yours like i'd probably agree with them first of all like
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first off but got me there but also like yeah like yeah i do i do i do drag yeah yeah so like
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i mean i think the only job that i can do so i don't really have a choice
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gotta gotta lean in i've said that about this job i'm like this is the only job i could have
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where i could wear whatever i want and be late all the time and i'm living for it i need that
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hey i need that i actually need that in a job requirement no other job on this planet would
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let me do that so this is the one for me i gotta i gotta make it count so i'm gonna read uh some
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descriptions of videos that are like applicable to our topic of men trying to like tear down pop
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divas okay and uh we're just gonna talk about them kiki about them laugh if necessary all those
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things so can we cry if you feel so inclined it's an it's a safe space in here you could do whatever
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you want okay great in this video uh from last year a man is saying that people have quote turned
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on selena gomez and started calling her a pick me because she's made so many videos on social media
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lately talking about how single she is he says people are sick of hearing her say she's not in
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a relationship uh later it was revealed that all of this social media content was part of her
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promotional plan to release her song single soon so it was like a marketing ploy her making videos
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about that i guess right but he was basically saying uh no one wants to hear about how not
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in a relationship she is this is from last year obviously i think she's in a relationship now so
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um it's just men talking shit on successful women being like yeah who cares that you're single i'm
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like men complain about being single all the time and you guys do it on podcasts they do oh yeah
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girl a man with a podcast a threat i've never heard of a man with a podcast really
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unfortunately are they out there unfortunately for me i've been exposed to like all of the
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worst straight men in the world who are like i lost my hair at 22 i'm single and nobody likes
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me okay i'm gonna buy a microphone and complain about how women are the problem oh it's very
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prevalent and honestly i think it kicked up a lot in like 2020 when we're all at home
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and so they were like you know what i should do talk about how much i fucking hate women
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let me get my favorite men together and let's all do it together but like
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but like why uh i'm assuming it's because they don't get any puss but that's just my working
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theory but if they want puss why are they being mean to the to the holders of
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the book i don't know i don't understand the tactic me either i've literally said if you
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just shut your fucking mouth you'll probably get some puss if you just shut your mouth just stop
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talking it'll probably work on its own you know like women in heterosexual relationships women
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are so like their standards are first of all in hell but like also they're like just someone who's
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like nice to me yeah like you could be the ugliest bitch in the world and you'll probably get a
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girlfriend if you're nice like if you just have a hobby or like an interest and you're nice to her
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i'm sure you'll get plus i'm positive but they can't even do that so that's so funny that you
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say that my my requirement when i was like trying to find a boyfriend like younger in my life was
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they were like no not even trying to find a boyfriend i was like would you sleep with that
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guy i was like if he was nice to me like literally that's the requirement i'm telling you it's very
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important yeah and very rare apparently so many men are not nice what the fuck is going on
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yeah what is going on what is up with that they're so angry they're so upset my body like can't
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like open up for someone if they're not nice to me and if they start to be mean to me it's like a
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butthole just goes inside your body all of me goes like that you just cave in like a
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venus fly trap closing i feel like that's a pretty common experience many i feel like many
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many many people have that they're like just like please just like be nice to me i feel like that's
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insane thing to have to ask yes it is would you mind just being a little nicer to me just a little
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and then with straight men like when women ask straight men to do that they're like oh god where
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does it end first you guys want to vote now you want this fuck and it's just upsetting
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it's very upsetting uh so the comments on this someone said she's hitting the wall dating is
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harder for women the more successful they get basically saying it's her fault that she's single
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because she's too successful i'm like well go get a job i'm sure it's a lot i'm sure if you did that
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it would probably help your chances i think sometimes too with men who see women like
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selena gomez right they're like god i would never date her yeah that's why like if yeah you're not
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you're you're actively not dating selena gomez because that's your choice i'm choosing to not
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don't worry we've talked about it we're just gonna stay friends i'm like you don't you could
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never get a bitch who looked anything like singhomas please please don't you're pissing me
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off yeah i do understand i mean because i feel like it can be like a threatening thing for men
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totally because lady gaga talked about in five foot two on netflix period she was like where am
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i gonna find some guy who just comes into my mansion and is like hey puts his feet up and
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it's like what's up like where is that guy yeah but she found him period and he's really nice
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love that for her but that's honestly so real like um i feel like that's the case with most
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pop divas too like these men like that they date and it doesn't work out like taylor swift's
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another one where they they've like been like oh she's always moving on to other men i'm like
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some men will have four girlfriends at once and you bitches don't give a fuck like and all of a
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sudden when women have long-term meaningful relationships over years they're like or
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fucking burn her witch uh which is stupid but also i feel like yeah with with women i feel like
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i think men like them in theory like they're like okay she's beautiful she's talented like she's
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smart she i'm sure she's funny whatever they like them in theory and then when you actually
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you know in practice start dating a really famous fucking person like selena almost whatever you
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have to date everything that comes with her which is like all of the attention all of the fans all
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of the paparazzi all of the media all of the everything and then that's when men start to
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crumble because they're like sense of self is so rooted in like being awesome or whatever the fuck
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and then they just feel outshined by women like that and then they're like ah fuck her and then
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they go and cheat and all of a sudden that's her fault so like right it's kind of sad how that
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works i feel like many pop divas have had that similar experience i'm not sure if that happens
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in the in the gay community but it does yeah being uh threatened by success kind of thing
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also barbara streisand has movies about that she does she has a movie about everything i feel like
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she's lived a million lives a star is born is like about that yeah totally absolutely she's
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super successful and the guy like doesn't like that he doesn't vibe that yeah he likes it in
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the beginning right when he's more successful than her right and then as soon as she starts
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catching up to him and inevitably passing him all of a sudden he's like fuck you yeah like they get
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jealous which is weird yeah weirdo i've been with my boyfriend now we're going on seven years and
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thankfully and i dated i've been dating him way before this happened to me so like now i saw a
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tweet yesterday where someone said do you think people in relationships now feel like when they
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look at the dating scene how it is currently they feel like they caught the last plane out of saigon
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because that is kind of how i feel you feel like i i got that last chopper bitch i was on there
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see ya totally my sending out peace and love and prayers to everybody dating currently
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it's it looks rough out there right now i'm happy to be on the bench my boyfriend is wonderful
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and love i've known him for many years like before we ever even started dating love same
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same with mine which i'm like same with your boyfriend i knew him for years before i started
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with my boyfriend so just to clarify i wasn't dating alaska's boyfriend i was dating my
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that's the headline of this video just to clarify do want don't spread that rumor
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but like it's important it's necessary and i am not taylor swift level famous same or selena
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gomez same actually at all yeah but in the world of gay you are i kind of might as well be absolutely
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when it comes to trying to date someone totally so there's all the sort of guardedness of like
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are you just trying to get instagram followers if you are you should date someone else
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who is because i'm not that good at instagram and my followers have stayed the same for
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fucking five years so to someone else that's not my strength it's not my strength there's
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just like that precaution of like is that what this is yeah because i've i've had that page
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turn oh my gosh in dating scenarios yeah and it's like it's like oh no no no no so my boyfriend now
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doesn't give a fuck about instagram that's so that's so funny i i've told my creator friends
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like my other girlfriends who are single and they're in the industry i've told them i'm like
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you need someone who's like familiar enough with social media but doesn't know shit about it like
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doesn't really give a fuck about it but knows enough to like understand your lore and what you
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do for a living yes but also not so like in it totally just outside that's what you need totally
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because you have someone too out of touch it's like hard to explain what you do for a living
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and like how your job works too in you're like ick yeah because then they want to make couples
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content uh-oh get that away from me sometimes people ask me they're like can you guys make
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couples videos no no actually um i'm the star on my channel so i don't need any co-stars i'm good
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there you go i'm good i'm set that's it um i'm kind of a one woman show on mine so
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uh okay i'm gonna read another comment on here it says so glad she's so annoying don't get how
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people love her okay and this one says embarrassing new taylor swift again the whole like dating too
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many men kind of deal which is you know what i mean like what's the measure i feel like there
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are so many famous men that had just a whole like harem of women i was literally just gonna use the
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word harem i believe that pop divas should be allowed to have a harem i would love that let's
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flip let's get let's maybe do let's shake shit up let's like let's have one just have seven
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boyfriends real liz taylor go all at the same time yes right sister wives but inverse taylor
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should date the whole football team including the coach throw him in there too i live for that
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she's dating 30 men at this that would be so hot like yes these are my seven men
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one for each day of the rotation right a roster a moving roster absolutely that would be oh that
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would be so tea i would love to see that happen especially if it was taylor swift of all people
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she's so like normal like you said a harem of young men fear each carpet she walked different
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guy on her arm go i love that lean in i'm getting into it you should write something about that
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later okay it's taylor swift as the main character absolutely a couple like i think years ago
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my boyfriend uh got approached by this dude at the gym and my boyfriend has unfortunately is a
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large man so like men are like moth to a flame to him and love to talk about like what do you do
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with the gym whatever the fuck so he has to sit there and listen to it a lot and this one guy
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like went on a whole tangent he's just talking at my boyfriend for however long and then my
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boyfriend's telling me this story and he said that this guy was talking about how he wanted to
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have a harem of women and he was like well first of all he was linking it to being muslim which i
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was like you don't have to abuse the muslim faith in order to just like have multiple partners and
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you don't have to do that you could just fuck multiple people at the same time sure um but
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anyways he was saying he wanted a harem of women because he wants to be able to pass on
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his genetics and like procreate with lots of women have basically have a whole bunch of
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fucking kids and he was like i want to be able to pass on my jeans mind you this man is 24 and
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his hairlines receding already so i mean i'm just gonna go on a limb and say maybe your jeans aren't
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the ones that should be being passed down i don't know if you're the girl i can't imagine
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having one child is brave at this point on planet earth for real it is a brave and bold choice
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i love babies i think they're so cute and it's amazing totally i'm like i'm not gonna like put
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i'm not gonna participate yeah i'm not the one mama but to be like i want 20 children you're
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crazy and he's not gonna take care of one of them that's so wild it's real gross where is that
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confidence i don't know i was just gonna say like give me what are y'all smoking like i think i need
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some of it yeah sometimes i'm like maybe you guys are on to something whatever crack you're smoking
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i think i need some of it i think i need a little woke up one day and felt that good about myself
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so i was like i want to put 20 me into the next generation dude that like unbridled
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borderline delusional confidence if i yeah you're right if i woke up with that one day
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i'd probably like grow 20 stories high and start knocking buildings down like godzilla
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i'm just gonna cause havoc i'm gonna wreak havoc on the world yeah when he was saying that i was
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telling my boyfriend i'm like that guy has an underbite like you don't need more kids
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you're in your 20s you still haven't gone to the dentist you don't need more kids girl you don't
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don't pass that on keep that inside let it die with you i was like if your gene pool die with
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you i think that's the best for planet earth if i'm being honest okay i'm gonna read this next
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video so in this video a girl is doing the um give a vague but true hot take trend and her take is
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disliking pop music is inherently misogynistic i think it's t depending on like why you don't
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like it right so like like if they just hate it for no reason i think that's obviously misogyny
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if you're just it's just not your fave you just like prefer other genres i think that's fine
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because i feel like pop is um well it's an art form music so like art is subjective so not
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everybody's gonna love the same shit um but i feel like if you just hate it for no reason it's
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just like being homophobic like if you hate gay people for no reason like a reason you can't even
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explain yeah it's probably not good well there's probably something else going on it's like hating
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disco like when that whole like disco totally dread thing happened yeah and like we're gonna
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burn the disco records in the baseball field that was homophobic yeah literally and racist
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yeah and misogynistic and it was coded as like protecting being about disco and rock and roll
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but it was really just an excuse for like totally uh misogyny yeah there's always an underlying
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like message underneath it which is it's not the superficial reasoning it's literally like a
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bigoted ideology that you're just taking out on an art form which i i don't love every genre of
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music but like i don't hate any music like i'm not like i hate that i just don't it's like i feel
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like you have that attitude of all the things you're like i don't like hate no anything really
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it's just like i prefer some things over others yeah it's real like neutral i'm just kind of like
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if you hate pop music girl get a job get a hobby yeah listen to barbara streisand's book i don't
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know listen to it i do recommend that do something with your life girl i think you need a hobby
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for real honestly you're inspiring me to listen to it i heard this podcast once i can't remember
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what it was but there's a woman on it and she was like when i'm on dates like a first date
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i ask the guy i'm on a date with what he thinks about beyonce period and in doing that she can
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find out so much information about how he feels about women how he feels about black women
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like instantly t i didn't know this was a thing but apparently like lots of women that's like a
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first date question that's a great first date question i think that's get it out of the way
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yeah yeah because again like if you hate to beyonce and some men do for reasons they can't
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even explain okay first of all go to hell second of all the cops are on their way and third what
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the fuck is wrong with you like how could you ever hate one of the greatest living entertainers of
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all time like yeah i don't know girl can't explain that that's a great first date question you're
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right it tells you so many things because a man could literally be like oh she's cool like i don't
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i don't like love the music but i do love some of her stuff and that's it like you could just
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leave it at that but men who are like oh i hate her i hate her she's so overrated i hate her
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i recently thought well first some women actually put me in their like profiles on tinder and stuff
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and they're like oh really yeah they're like if you hate drew off wallow on tiktok then don't
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swipe on me don't swipe right white right yeah left is bad i have these sunglasses and i just
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broke them in my pocket but they're really cool this is um it has a rearview mirror
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oh it has to come out first i like how the arm ripped off but the rearview mirror is still
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the rear view mirror is intact so i can see like behind me keep an eye on your ops behind you gotta
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keep an eye on you gotta watch your back at all times the other arm wait shit the other arm
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has a lipstick holder isn't that nice where did you get those inspector gadget glasses
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they look like something out of spy kids girl i don't know the name of the designer
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screw in the arm I'm sure they'll go back together
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it wasn't supposed to interrupt what you were saying no no you're totally fine um oh i was
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just saying that what was i saying oh people put me in their tinder profiles just to ward off men
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so they're like if you hate drew just like swipe left on me i was like i love that for you girl
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um i thought of one recently though where i was like this is i think a really good tell for men
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like to tell if they're horrible is if you ask a man if he thinks he could take a monkey in a fight
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like a like a ape like a primate hand-to-hand combat like if he thinks he could fight a monkey
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and win that man's a misogynist who would think that they could girl like a like a no girl you
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would be shocked to know how many straight men think they could actually fight an ape which is
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insane i'm like i'm like monkeys literally choose not to kill us so i'm if you think you could be
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one in hand-to-hand girl you're out of your mind i've even said too i'm like bullets barely stop
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gorillas you gotta shoot them 15 times you think you could take one hand to hand so that's my new
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litmus i think when people ask me i want to say ask him if he thinks he could take a monkey in a
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fight like you just ran into one on the street and you guys started beefing if you if you think
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you could win it's a good tell oh my god that's another life hack right i'm saying beyonce me
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and then if they could fight a monkey tell you all you need to know about a man and whether or
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not he's the worst person alive it goes back to what you said about if i could have that confidence
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if i could just like harness that for a day what could i accomplish my life would be different
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peace on earth would be restored obviously i would yes what yes imagine if they put all that
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energy into something else like into like world hunger yeah like finding like cures for incurable
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diseases god what the what could the world look like if men just stopped being awful for a second
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please okay so the comments on this video about like hating like just absolutely hating pop music
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for no reason uh this guy wrote okay then i'm a proud misogynist well i mean you said it not me
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oh cool i don't care exactly it applies amen this one says misogyny is the best and then in
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parentheses rap music destroys by the way they're just saying it's better which again like i don't
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think you can compare genres like you can't like i feel like they're real apples and oranges because
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like the measures are different in both categories like entirely so you can't compare rap to pop
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because they're two different things like you can't say one's better than the other i i agree
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completely i think it's just they're two different art forms two different stuff like again it's just
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like rap man pop girl that's how they categorize they're like rap for man pop for girl and gay
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people pop is very good as it should be as god intended absolutely and this last one says my
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eardrums stay out here hating women don't care the comment section is so scary yeah it's so
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scary i just can't i can't imagine that you listen to the fame monster by lady gaga and you hate that
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there's no way i love it that's what i'm saying you cannot listen to that album front to back
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and be like this is this sucks there's no way you're a liar it's so good you're literally a
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liar you're such a liar yeah and i feel like if more men were honest about how much they love pop
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music then maybe they wouldn't be so fucking angry all the time the world would be a better place
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it would it would heal it would start healing star trek future i think we'd have flying cars
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jetpacks all that we would have all of that at the ready what's crazy is that again like you said
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it's all lens towards a like a bigoted ideology ideology so it's like it's homophobia and
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misogyny when you just inherently hate it because you they associate pop music because it's so
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beloved by women and it's dominated by women and gay people queer people they're like oh for girls
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feminine gross which i just like don't understand yeah i don't get that at all i don't understand
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how you could listen to that and be like ah that's for girls and also understand like full
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tea it's like okay there's a woman like and she's the singer and she's on the front of the album but
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like there are all sorts of genders of people who are making the music and the instruments and the
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production and the writing and like yeah there's all types of people in there
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it's kind of everybody yeah and it's good and also like some of the greatest producers in the
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world write for men women and everyone in between like they write for rap pop like they write for
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everyone it's not music's not gendered at all so you can the freedom of being able to like whatever
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you want i know it's okay it's okay again like you said it's just a buried homophobia like they're
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just like i hate that gay people queer people and women love that so i'm gonna hate it when
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illustrious career in entertainment I'll tell you
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then you get the gays then you get the whole world and that's tea i'm paraphrasing sorry
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samantha jones that's honestly so true and you know that too your career is fostered by the girls
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and the gays too well thank god for rupaul's drag race absolutely i mean and well and they're just
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like i feel like they're such loyal fans like they'll follow you forever they really love you
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and they like are commit to loving you like they'll follow you wherever you go on all your
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different endeavors throughout your career people with like primarily male fan bases
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yikes they scare me like any famous person with a primarily male demographic ew like who like
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who has that i'm trying to think i certainly don't what like joe rogan okay you know what i mean like
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one of those guys like yeah i'm trying to think i me not even knowing because i don't know i'm not
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a fan of like men like that so i mean i struggling to find an example i'll never understand because
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i i've even said to him like my demographic is overwhelmingly not men like my demographic's
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honestly insane the numbers it's like 98 too which is like very very high and that's not accounting
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for people who don't operate within a gender binary either yeah so like that's an unprecedented
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like very high female demographic and that's how i want it and that's how i prefer it like if i had
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mostly male followers that's i take that as a threat to me personally an open threat like if
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men want to follow me and they love me oh hate that straight men get away from me hate that
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like that's that scares me i don't need that i love that 98 too that's fierce it's high
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sometimes my uh my girlfriends will ask me like how did you like how do i you know how did you
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change the demographic to like to get it to that point and i'm like well it's pretty simple i just
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uh made men fucking hate me so nothing moves the needle quite like that
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they they mobilize quickly uh when you antagonize them constantly so okay i just go and i hit that
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hornet's nest with a big old stick all the time yeah but okay so we talked about all kinds of
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things right um but i just to wrap i would love to know um what your i'll ask you two different
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questions actually so first what your best piece of advice is for anyone that may be looking to go
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into the drag world right now like in the current climate um what would you say is your best piece
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of advice for them if it's something they really want to do but they want to do it right and they
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want to do it in a way that will be fulfilling and hopefully successful obviously you can't
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guarantee that but what would you say is your best piece of advice for them well when I first
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started drag it was not a viable career choice it was actually like you're throwing your life away
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uh you've lost your mind uh no one understood what drag was yeah what I was doing but I still
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with all of that in mind I was still was compelled to do it yeah and I had to do it so if you do have
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a compulsion that is undeniable to to do drag then okay do it and then my next piece of advice
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is figure out what is what is you about it because like you said there's that thing of like all the
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drag queens can end up looking the same because there's all the same makeup tutorials totally
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and wig things and all the things are the same yeah so figure out what it is that's you about it
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and really make sure you know what that is and can someone draw like a cartoon of you on a napkin
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and be like recognizable as you yeah that's such a good point because then it's like distinctly you
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yeah and that's what makes it unique yeah and then my next question would be in the thread of
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advice because now obviously you've conquered drag and um now you're kind of pivoting more
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into writing and like you're working on your musicals so for people who maybe want to like
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utilize something that they've maybe gotten successful at but they kind of want to pursue
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other avenues what would you say is your best piece of advice for them i don't know just do it
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do everything yeah try it like yeah i mean especially nowadays i feel like there isn't
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one concrete path for anything totally so it's like if you want to write a screenplay
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just do it do it yeah and see how it goes because i think in your mind you can defeat
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yourself a thousand times totally before you even start it yeah and then realize that once you start
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it it's gonna be really fun at first then it's gonna be fucking horrible then it's gonna be
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difficult then you're gonna hate it then you're then you might like it yeah if you stay the path
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it's like five stages of grief you're getting through it and then it will hopefully work out
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in the end because you were meant to do it hopefully yeah yeah yeah i hope it does it did
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for you thank god yeah well thank you so much for coming on the show you're amazing thank you
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you're amazing period i would love for everyone who doesn't know where can they find you in my
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house drinking red wine and eating edibles by myself all alone no just kidding uh i am on
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instagram at the only alaska 5000 period my tiktok is alaska alaska alaska did someone take
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your name yes it's so annoying who is the person here i want to track them down i'm not kidding
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you are probably like the fifth drag queen i've had that said they literally someone literally
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has my fucking name why can't who is the person it's just the same do they want money is it a
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ransom i would like to just go to their house i don't want to like fight i just want to be like
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hi i'm the actual alaska thunderfuck i'd love if you gave it to me what's up
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deactivate that account immediately i mean it's okay you can show up and i'll stand behind you
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and i'll be threatening okay great i'll i'll be the muscle for you i'm gonna fight an ape though
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just to prove invite them outside and then i'll have the ape and then they have to fight them in
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order to get your name to keep it that's the test that is and then uh do you want to promote your
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musical yes so later this year drag the musical is coming to new york city uh so just stay tuned
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and you know more details will be coming period just make sure you're following alaska on
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everything and then you'll get all the updates firsthand yeah do that love that thank you so
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much for coming on the show you're amazing thank you so much for watching don't forget new episodes
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