KARMA ALWAYS COMES BACK Ft. Kalen Allen
Summary
In this episode of the Comment Section Show, I chat with food reaction legend Kaylin Allen about how she got her start as a food vlogger, how she went from being a college dropout to becoming a viral sensation, and how she became one of the funniest people in the entire world.
Transcript
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and if you're so concerned about a rainbow i don't know what you do when it rains
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you i know you your ass be standing in the window cursing at the sky
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does that big ass rainbow be sitting there and you'll be mad as hell
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you'll be sitting there like look at this gay ass sky
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hey everyone and welcome back to another episode of the comment section show starring me your
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fave everybody knows me look it's cold in new york for once it's cold i you know what new york is
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growing on me because i get to wear cute little things like this and also i get to have amazing
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guests like the one i have today on to the amazing guests of the hour the one and only
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kaylin allen hello darling hello what do you mean that new york is cold now it's now because i've
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been here like at least nine times this year and all the other times with the exception of
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when i came like three weeks ago uh-huh it's finally cold so this is your first time for it
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to be cold like this year okay because i've been here all year and it was not it was colder i guess
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the first time i came early in the year like march okay then it's been the devil's asshole hot oh and
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then now it's cold so you have experienced a new york coat yes i do okay which is nice honestly i
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came i think i came once in the spring and it was like not hot not cold for once i was like a nice
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perfect temp yeah anything nice 65 yeah but everything in the middle hot as hell yeah yeah
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so incredibly hot i'm honored to have you well thank you so much i'm honored to be here you are
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such a legend a social media legend i know you since your food reaction videos a long time ago yes yes so
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tell me how did that all come about how did you start doing the videos how did you end up to where you
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are now well the funny thing about the food videos is that they were by accident really so it wasn't
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something that i was planning to do or that i wanted to do you know and this was before tiktok
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even existed or any of that so you really just had like twitter instagram facebook at the most basic
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level of what it was there were no reels there was none of that creator wasn't even a thing that
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existed yeah literally um and so i was in college in philadelphia and i i believe that i am divinely
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guided and so i just follow any type of intuition that i have and right before going to one of my
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jobs which at the time i had five jobs i had a feeling that i should record myself watching this
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sponsored video that i saw on facebook of some cornbread being made i don't know why i had never thought of
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doing this before really and so i said okay so i put up the phone i pressed record and i recorded
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the video and i uploaded it and from the very first video this was november 2017 it went viral and then
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after that i was like well i guess i got to keep doing these because people like them you know what
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i mean so i filmed my first episode of the ellen degenerate show in december 2017 so this is only a
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month time and then i moved to los angeles in january and then i worked at ellen for five years up until
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the end of the show and then i transitioned and moved to new york and then since then you know
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i've done movies tv shows but i've done food network i've done a whole bunch of stuff i just did a show
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for roku channel called celebrity family food battle that comes out next year so it's like you know i
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think for me it's like there are a lot of people that stumble into this industry however i've spent my
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entire life studying and and prepping myself for you know i have two degrees in theater and film
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and currently getting my master's in journalism at nyu okay period so like this girl you know and so
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it's just a part of my being and i don't think of what i do as fame or celebrity i look at it as a
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career yeah it is my job i love that would you say you were someone who like when you first recorded
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the video was everyone around you kind of like this is literally how he is he is just that's who he is
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because i feel like especially when you start off as being someone who's known as comedy based
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they're kind of like are they really like this or is this kind of just for the giggles for the funds
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for the the virality of it all but we're all of your close friends like no this is literally how he
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is yes um and i think even when you talk about like the success i think if you ask anyone yeah that
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knows me if they are surprised yeah they will say no you know right period well i you know for me
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especially in a world like this because i think this is also where a lot of digital creators get
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tricked up in it yeah it's because they create a character and the problem with that is that
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longevity needs to have a foundation of authenticity absolutely otherwise you will one get tired of the
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act yeah or two you won't be able to sustain it as you enter into different pockets of the industry
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right for real though and or they'll catch you slipping kind of thing exactly they'll catch you in a
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moment where you're not being that right and i feel like to that same point i think that's why
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like even in the era of like youtube when it was like the era was very um curated it was very picture
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perfect like everything was perfect well lit yes fully beat down beautiful house beautiful outfit
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and people lost interest in that because it started falling like people started falling from grace
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because you start seeing them as who they really are which is human correct right and then you can't keep
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up that like image forever it's exhausting too yes it is and i feel like even even for me like with my
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platform i feel like i blew up the same way in the sense that that's just like my opinions and who i am
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and people people gravitate i think like you said more towards authenticity like they they want to see
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that more now especially now now that everyone is so it's so like um common to go viral it's so common
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to be like an influencer or whatever i think now more than ever they want to see people who are
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authentic right and well i think even with that point you're talking about how like for instance i
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talked about how like tiktok didn't exist you know and that has changed so much yeah and now we're
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getting to a place where so many people are able to go viral and it doesn't hold the same effect yeah i
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think that's why you have to be a multi-hyphenate and you have to be versatile because the problem with
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that is that of oversaturation yeah you know and so it's like well if everybody can go viral if
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everybody can have this many followers then what's special about you what's different and i think
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really you have to figure out who your audience is and who you're serving and and who you want to
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cater the content to you know as to why they should be watching you yeah absolutely well one of the
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things i admire about you too is um your ability to flip your virality into a career pretty quickly
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right especially back then like when you said it was more there was really no short form existing
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at the time other than something like vine but even that died pretty quickly yeah that that died really
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quick so it was like your ability to turn it into something where it's based off your personality and
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why people gravitate towards you not necessarily just like oh i'm just food like i just react to food
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you've been able to kind of flip it um into a career so people can put you in different pockets like
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you said and you'll still thrive and flourish um so how was that like transition for you from like
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kind of capitalizing off the the quickness of the virality and turning it into a career well i always
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tell people first is that i'm a business person period from from jump that's the way i think of
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everything yeah i'm always no matter what i do whatever opportunity or even viral moment i'm always
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like how do i turn this into something bigger how do i make this last you know what i mean
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um and to be honest i think it's just a a big part of just who i've always been um and maybe this
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is also my mother used to be a hr manager at an ad agency okay and so i do a lot of uh marketing and
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stuff like that as well because i think i lived in it while i was growing up it's just like second nature
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to me yeah how to market but i also give a lot of credit to beyonce because when i was growing up
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i studied the the documentaries and like the concert tours and more so not about the concert but how she
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worked yeah and and her dedication to that and her process you know i think i looked at people like
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oprah and i looked at how they worked and how they created brands and stuff like that and so
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now to be fair i think because of this new age of digital media sometimes that can be my achilles
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heel because i tend to think in a more traditional route when it comes to certain stuff yeah and for
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instance especially when it comes to like creating content yeah i have to constantly tell myself
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kaylin doesn't have to be scripted it doesn't have to be yeah you know produced very heavily like you
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don't need to worry about that just being the moment you know what i mean but i think because i'm an
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actor and i'm used to being given a script and having rehearsal and yeah having a process it's kind
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of hard for me to live in the moment but i'm also a capricorn so there's that too
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you know what's funny is um i i appreciate that you're open to that like to the more social media
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take on on just like how you film things how you market things um because obviously for myself like
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i'm i'm like the genesis of my whole entire business is from social media so that's kind of
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the original lens i've looked through and then now that i'm moving i'm kind of doing the opposite like
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moving into more traditional forms i've had to kind of work with people when i work with either
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it's brands or or partners or whatever we kind of have to meet in the middle a little bit because
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traditional uh media people are a little hesitant it's just a completely different process but i'm
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glad that you're open because some people are not open at all and they're very resistant to it well
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let me speak about that a little bit this is the thing and this is where i struggle when it comes to
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digital media yeah and the tiktoks of it all yeah for instance we talked about buying right gone
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right twitter has now evolved into x right horrible instagram is no longer a picture
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heavy place now it is strictly all reels yeah digital media to me is so new yeah that it is always
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evolving constantly which limits stability right but when you look at tv in traditional forms yeah
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regardless if it is a streaming network or not yeah it has always remained yeah it's just the thing
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that has changed is how you access it yeah that's all that has changed i feel you you know what i
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mean yeah so it's like you may still now instead of watching a show or a movie on cable you're
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watching it on a streaming network yeah you know and it's also more accessible in many different ways
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yeah and so to me there will always be longevity there because it has a more solid foundation yeah and
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i'm like okay yes digital media it is great right now we are doing wonderful you know you go viral
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you get your followers you go to these events you go to these concerts but will it last you in
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lifetime yeah and at the end of the day my only concern is being able to pay my bills and take care
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of my family for the rest of my life i feel you and so i'm all about figuring out well what is going to
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sustain me yeah well that's why i commend you on being able to flip it because i think that's that's
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where you get caught up in it like that's that's where it um it fizzles because you solely stay only
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on social media right so like in order i feel like in order to sustain when you blow up on social media
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first like myself you have to immediately start rolling balls in other directions right you have
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to immediately start capitalizing well even when you think about like the fame of it yeah yeah it's
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like okay you may have 10 million followers on tiktok yeah but that is such a niche audience
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that even if you go to target people still may not even recognize you yeah you know what i mean well
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that's why i said it depends it depends on how you move after right right because some people like some
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people have 25 30 million followers and some people have never heard of them but some people may have
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2 million or even less than that and a lot of people know them yes so it's really i think it really
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just depends on how you move right after you get it right which is i think that's what i commend you
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for is because you've you have lasted this long even though technically you did blow up with your food
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videos that's not the only thing that you've been doing forever right you've been able to kind of move
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in other directions right which is a good thing i was like you're just like me for real i'm trying to
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move in other directions immediately yeah because social media is so fleeting right and it's like people
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get bored they move on they find new people to like obsess over so it's like it's it's just so
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i think like key that you immediately like move and find out what else you want to do like how else can
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i turn this into other forms of business so what are um other than like acting has there been any other
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kinds of business that you've been really interested in or you've pursued and you've been like i'm going
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to use this to like start like clothing or a fragrance or skincare or whatever well i think
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really i i tend to stay more in like the performing arts you know especially now that i live in new york
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like i just announced a christmas single that's coming out this year then how exciting thank you
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congratulations and i've i've done a whole christmas album that will come out next year you know and
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you can sing too i'm jealous well i tell people all the time it's like i didn't do those things because
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i wanted to be a music artist yeah i did those things because i always think long form and i'm
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like i know i want to do broadway and oh i love as a digital creator when you try to enter into these
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spaces that they only have a very tunnel vision of who you are regardless if i have the degree or not
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yeah i needed to be able to prove literally that i could do it totally that i've been doing this
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you know what i mean so it's almost like having the receipts you know like they were not gonna die
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for your me okay i was gonna be like i got the receipts baby you know so that was that was my
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focus when it came to that but i think now that i'm moving i feel as though i've been doing this
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long enough that i no longer feel like a caterpillar in a cocoon oh that's like i feel like i am ready to
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spread my wings period and create what what's for me you know so i definitely have been thinking about
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like um writing more tv shows writing more movies writing a book um creating a seasoning line you
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know always paying homage to the roots yeah of my career so absolutely i've definitely been um
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strategizing and figuring out cool and i also feel like i've started to create and mold a solid team
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of support yeah that gives me a little bit more freedom to then express myself creatively because i don't
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have to do so much administrative stuff yeah oh a team is so important yes a good team is so
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important especially break you girl especially in this world okay it'll make or break you i know you
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talk a lot about beyonce i know that's a big part of your beginnings too because you love beyonce so
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dearly as do i as a fellow virgo girl come on virgo that's and she's the only virgo that matters
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in my humble opinion um and did you go to renaissance i'm assuming you did go to oh yeah honey i went
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four times i went twice okay where'd you go i went september 2nd um at sofi and then i did the
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birthday show oh i was at the birthday show period did you do you know the story about how i got to
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the birthday show though no okay girl so i woke up that morning and my spirit said kailyn you need to
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be there beyonce needs you there for her birthday honey i bought that ticket and i flew to la the same
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day that same day that same day landed in la went straight to the stadium went went in my outfit on
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the plane didn't have no luggage yeah stayed in a hotel that night and flew out the morning the next
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morning originally the flight was that night but i was like this show not gonna be over by the time
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this flight is so i stayed in a hotel by the airport and then got on the the first flight out
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the next morning and flew right back damn what other shows did you go to uh i did both new yorks
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yeah and then i did the last one in kansas city because i'm originally from kansas city oh my gosh
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that's right okay how was that one i feel like it was just legendary which is your show itself was
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great yeah the experience kansas city isn't built for stuff like that no kansas city has gotten a lot
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of popularity recently because of the chiefs the chiefs and now taylor swift yeah you know and
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they are not built for that no they aren't all and the actual process of getting into the concert
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was hell was it really to the point where i was like i am never coming back to kansas city for a
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concert again you know but the actual show itself superb like it was her last one she was giving
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everything on there everybody was there cardi b was there kelly roland was there like everyone was at
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that birthday show too yes everybody was at the birthday show but la crowds are whack when it comes to
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concerts see i wanted to create balance because i don't want people thinking i'm ragging on uh
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kansas city if you ever been to a show in la let me tell you what the problem is everybody in the
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audience is somewhat affiliated to celebrity or famous in some way to something so they too busy
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trying to look cute you know or get the picture or you know i felt that see were you in were you in
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um club renaissance okay it was dead in there they very dead it was dead in there it was i was
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the best crowd to me was in new york oh yeah and i was in i was on first show i was on the onstage
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risers and the second show i was in the beehive pit to me the best seats were the beehive pit yeah but
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like everybody was just living and having a good time yeah la people they too much about aesthetics
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everybody too busy trying to look cute okay you know what that's honestly so real because when i was in
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club renaissance at the birthday show i could not believe how many people were standing still
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i was dancing so hard i sweat a lash off girl see i lost a lash and i didn't realize till i watched the
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footage back i was like i'm missing a lash bitch yeah yeah honey no i was dancing so hard i was dripping
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sweat i even like you know what's so funny is like i got styled for it because i was lucky enough to go
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with beyonce's hair brand that's coming out oh yes okay yeah okay so then you were also in that
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little side section and i think i might have seen you because i stopped out there because i knew a lot
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of people yes okay and and and kai and everybody was over there too but what we really need to talk
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about about the birthday show now maybe you didn't have to do this because you came with the hair
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brand yeah but them damn ramps oh to the floor seats i did actually have to do that on the way out
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why did i have to walk down six ramps to get to the floor seats for real in heels mind you i had
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heels on ridiculous i had heels on you know it's so funny though i brought a big clear bag because i
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had gone to the september 2nd show so i knew i knew to bring a big clear bag okay because they were like
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get rid of this bag it's not going in there so i brought i literally brought crocs in my bag as soon
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as i got down there as soon as those lights turned off i was like taking off the heels put on my crocs
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and i was crocking all night girl see and i should have done that i tell you another place i won't
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ever be again so far stadium not if i got floor seats yeah it's that was crazy getting out is
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horrible even oh i had to walk to the damn casino to get an uber oh yeah getting out of the stadium
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is a nightmare i had to walk to the casino because for some reason they done built this big old plaza
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courtyard that you don't know directions on where you're supposed to go none at all and so i had to
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walk all the way down to the casino and i just sat there until the traffic died damn it's a real it's
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a real free-for-all after that it's like a it's the trek yeah girl they're like good luck good luck
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yeah good luck getting home don't know how you're gonna get there i know we are with um getting out
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of the stadium it was so funny because there was the lines were so long it's just everyone's just
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standing and waiting to leave yeah i even asked the security guard i was like is there another way out
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and they were like no they're saying you could you could try and take the stairs but that's worse
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and i was like yeah because you have to take 30 flights to get all the way to the middle
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yeah and then you can get out yeah and then you get up there and it's this plaza with 50 other
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theaters yeah it's like a youtube theater it's all these other theaters i'm like honey just take me to
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the car this is crazy you're like i feel like i'm never gonna get out of here and ain't no public
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transportation yeah it's not like you can go get on like a metro or something nothing oh the
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inconveniences of life how was uh the new york show getting in and out was that okay easy
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really i drove it was in jersey and see this is why it was easy is because don't nobody drive here
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oh yeah but i drive that's true so it was in jersey yeah american dream mall at medlife stadium okay
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and so honey i got there it was 45 for vip parking i parked right in front of the stadium i was
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back home in 20 minutes were you really yeah oh my god i'm jealous yeah because they don't drive
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so everybody took the subway subway out there you know what i mean that's true the west coast could
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never know everybody drove yeah new york beyonce's hair brand thank you so much beyonce's hair brand
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because they had cars yes i love that we still don't have a name i know you know what's so funny
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is i saw people after the fact they were like and none of all of them are using this hashtag and i'm
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like we had to girl like they didn't tell us a name yeah i had to sign a million ndas i don't know
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anything i don't know anything at all all i know is it's her hair brand that's it trust me i know the
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life of parkwood that's all that's the only information they would give me but i was grateful
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and i got to meet tina knowles for like half a second there you go and she was stunning yes she
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is and i told her i said big fan of your work by your work i mean your daughter
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and i made her laugh a little bit and i was like i love that for me she'll never remember me
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but i'll always remember her as you do i love that
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you got to see beachella i'm so jealous my sister got to go to that i'm so jealous well you know i've
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had the the fortunate um blessing to be able to work with parkwood on multiple times you just talked
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about miss tina um for the wearable art gala last year i hosted the red carpet
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for her which is where i met beyonce um but yes i also went to beachella i think i i didn't miss
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this carter show world tour i saw formation world tour twice gosh i'm so jealous honey i'm oh i went
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to made in america for beyonce honey i've been i've been a beehive for life okay you're certified
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okay and you've met beyonce yes how was she oh heavenly i think it was what was great is that
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specifically it was me and zach campbell and we stood in front of her and she turned and she
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immediately knew both of us you know and so i think that's also so special because it it shows
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that you know what we're doing and the work we're doing means something if it's being able to if it's
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and reach her you know what i mean so yes absolutely no she was absolutely motherly it's so funny because
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when i went to this the september 2nd show i took uh my mom and my sister and i took uh my cousin who's
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like ben he's a diehard like he's been to every world tour he's been multiple he's just a diehard fan
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and he went to the renaissance tour like three times so when i took him he was like oh my gosh
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i'm so excited i was like yeah i have another ticket let's go and he was like oh my gosh what if we get
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to meet her i was like i love that you think i'm not important i'm not that important i swear to god
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i'm not i was like i i appreciate that though but um she don't give a f*** about me and that's okay
00:23:43.100
she shouldn't she's busy she is busy but yeah i literally i sobbed at the renaissance tour oh my gosh
00:23:49.960
i never thought i would get to see her yeah live ever i don't think i've ever seen yeah i've never
00:23:53.720
seen her live so that was really okay great well that was a great show to see it was oh she's so
00:23:58.180
stunning yes beautiful perfect we could talk about her all day yes we could and would and i would
00:24:04.040
make no apologies for it okay okay so but today's topic is we're going to be talking about making your
00:24:10.260
mark as a comedian in both social media and traditional media like we've been talking about
00:24:13.900
because kaylin is an expert and for those of you who don't know what we do here on the comment
00:24:18.400
section is i bring videos that i was tagged in that are applicable to our topic today and then
00:24:23.140
we laugh kiki talk about them make fun of them if we have to all of the necessary things so for this
00:24:29.220
first video a stand-up comedian is doing a set and he's telling a joke and starts with this gender
00:24:36.620
neutral pronoun is very confusing he says he was having a friend over for dinner and he asked if his
00:24:42.140
friend could come too the comedian said yeah you can bring him and the friend said no bring them
00:24:46.900
so the comedian assumed tons of people were coming says he made tons of food and when he saw it was
00:24:51.480
just one person he was so mad he made them eat all the food okay so this is obviously someone who's
00:24:56.600
against pronouns um even though everybody has pronouns and this is a stand-up comedian who clearly
00:25:02.620
it's like i think it's one of those things where there are some people who star in traditional media
00:25:07.980
like stand-up comedy for example and they're so stuck in their ways that they're unwilling
00:25:12.520
to adapt to whether it's just the world in general culture whatever maybe be more inclusive because
00:25:19.220
that's such a huge ask apparently for some people i think so much so that it stops them from being able
00:25:25.000
to succeed on social media as well which i think is now they kind of go hand in hand like you kind of
00:25:31.200
have to have a presence in both to some extent so thoughts well one i think it's a pride issue
00:25:37.560
yeah i think a lot of stuff like this is more so people feel self-righteous to be able to to say
00:25:43.360
that they're like standing up against something yeah um but that's such a good point yeah but when i
00:25:47.800
was a kid my mother used to always tell me that um a joke isn't funny if you're the only one laughing
00:25:53.300
you know so so and i think also people especially when it comes to comedy i think this goes far beyond
00:26:02.740
comedy anybody that works in this type of industry where you have a large pool of people that are
00:26:08.900
watching you or looking at you they for some reason don't always want to take the responsibility that
00:26:14.280
comes with that yeah but if that is your choice then you have to know that you won't have a very long
00:26:19.820
career yeah you know absolutely because for instance how many how much stuff do we watch from back in the
00:26:25.660
day and we'd be like oh that was a bad joke you know but it was like but we laughed at that and people
00:26:30.020
like to bring that up it's like because that was a different time yeah it's like the gift of
00:26:33.440
exactly and it's it's the fact of like when you know better you do better absolutely but it's just
00:26:38.700
the fact that at that time we had ignorance and we didn't know better yeah you know what i mean so
00:26:43.620
that's really what it is so you can either get hit with the times or you can stay behind yeah period
00:26:48.460
i think too that's such a good way of looking at it also because it's like
00:26:51.960
it's kind of like you can get on the train either way it's leaving right so it's it costs you
00:26:58.400
nothing in that sense to be aware and just be like i didn't know at the time now i do
00:27:04.420
yeah and i feel like there are plenty especially someone like yourself too who started on social
00:27:09.320
media moved in traditional media especially even even back in 2017 like humor and everything was
00:27:15.140
completely different people's understanding of gender expression and sexuality was completely
00:27:19.440
different at the time than it is now and you've been able to sustain and grow with as times have
00:27:25.360
evolved and changed and people have tried to be more inclusive it really costs you nothing
00:27:29.820
once you learn you learn and then you're like okay i'm gonna be better from now on i'm gonna move
00:27:34.200
better right and like you said it's a responsibility i think that comes with any sort of platform or
00:27:39.620
influence unfortunately when you have eyes on you you have to be aware of stuff like that
00:27:44.200
and if you aren't like you said it's just a choice at that point like you're choosing to not
00:27:49.040
be you're choosing to be ignorant at that point right because you're making it about you
00:27:53.460
yeah and not about the brand exactly exactly you know you're making it personal yeah that's even
00:27:59.500
the crazier part too where when people are so openly bigoted and then they're like i can't believe i lost
00:28:04.360
business opportunity it's like i mean obviously even if that brand were to agree with you they're not
00:28:10.660
gonna say that publicly exactly get you out of here yeah they don't care about you that much like they
00:28:16.380
sure as hell don't i think that that's pretty obvious right especially now and i feel like as long as
00:28:22.480
like you said i and that's kind of conversation i've had with people too it's like the gift of
00:28:27.000
growing up as like a gen z person now like when you're like in your early or late teens is you do
00:28:33.040
know now you know so many more things that a lot of us didn't know or weren't aware of back in the day
00:28:37.740
correct and that's a great thing that's a beautiful thing uh but to to expect that everyone especially
00:28:43.600
when you watch shows from eons ago movies from eons ago you're like oh like you're kind of like oh
00:28:49.000
that made me feel weird don't like that that joke could never exist now and that's okay like
00:28:53.600
the gift of hindsight right right being able to look back and be like that's okay we can be better
00:28:58.300
all that matters is that you learned the lesson exactly okay so some of the comments on this
00:29:02.780
uh video this one says not only is it confusing but it is discriminatory towards the vast majority who
00:29:10.260
are not gender neutral that's not a thing people people don't identify discriminatory
00:29:16.520
i'm assuming they mean towards like cis people cisgendered people they're like because they said
00:29:22.860
them yep yep blocked yeah yeah literally just like that's ignorant yeah it is it's it's purposeful
00:29:31.620
ignorance and also the entire world is cis heteronormative so right you're okay you're
00:29:36.700
always included right don't worry about you you're people use them in their everyday vocabulary
00:29:41.340
anyway yeah yeah acting like it ain't never been a word before they act like they made it up right
00:29:47.060
also who gives a shit if you made too much food put the damn shit in the refrigerator then you got
00:29:52.500
more food for the week package it up exactly you meal prepped oh child and this next one says that's
00:30:00.040
why that's the one thing i refuse to conform to it literally makes no sense once again like gender
00:30:07.300
neutral is not a thing um people being non-binary is a thing but you know what's crazy about people
00:30:12.320
like when they say this i'm not going to conform to that you don't hang out with anyone that's
00:30:16.400
non-binary you will never have to worry about that problem right like you just knowing that they exist
00:30:22.080
miles away from you right it does nothing to you it doesn't change you doesn't affect you
00:30:26.740
it's a pride thing you're worried about problems that you're never going to have girl
00:30:30.080
right it's kind of like men who worry about um women who are looking for gold diggers and they
00:30:34.500
have no money right you're worried about a problem you're never gonna have right you're never gonna
00:30:38.680
get gold dug because you have you ain't got shit it ain't no different than like if i walk into a
00:30:45.340
hospital and i see a doctor but i don't know it's a doctor and i say nurse something you know and the
00:30:51.240
nurse is like no i'm a doctor yeah i'ma call them a doctor because that's what they are yeah you know
00:30:57.820
it's it's it's the exact same thing as a name like if someone tells you this is my name right and
00:31:02.940
you're like you look more like a gary but that's not my name but that's not my name exactly it's
00:31:11.420
just it's really that simple and that's another when people say things like that when they're like
00:31:15.360
oh i refuse to use proper pronouns or whatever um or they say things like i refuse to not say racist
00:31:23.180
things or ableist things or what have you homophobic things transphobic things do you know how often you
00:31:29.320
have to use that kind of offensive language for it to be a chore to retire it right you're like this
00:31:35.820
is gonna cost me so much if i if i stop saying slurs i'm not gonna talk again like just like are
00:31:43.620
you saying really break you down you're saying them that often that it's just like a task to retire it
00:31:49.540
i just don't understand it's silly they see it as a a form of oppression revolting actually they see
00:31:56.120
like hey like this is them fighting against the yeah the cause it's like okay girl i'm going back to
00:32:02.980
late meds you know like they're like real they're like what where does it end like what about us what
00:32:09.860
about you girl you're included in every conversation straight men straight women cis men cis women
00:32:15.660
they're constantly in the conversation don't worry your representation doesn't go anywhere
00:32:19.820
you're you're you're constantly being represented i promise but they don't know no different no they
00:32:26.380
really don't so they can't help it that's why i said like you and you're a little tiny circle girl
00:32:30.660
you're never gonna have a non-binary person ever existing around you you're okay you'll be fine
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okay this next video this is a video um where a woman is walking around a target with a videographer
00:33:51.540
and she's getting mad at all of the pride items on display she stops a target employee and asks them
00:33:57.920
where the quote straight section is the whole story yeah i was gonna say the closed section like
00:34:03.920
the normal closed section girl right you could go there what is the big deal once again once again
00:34:09.220
like you are still represented like right further representation doesn't take from yours right it's
00:34:16.000
just it's just more inclusive right doesn't mean anything doesn't hurt you no it's no different like
00:34:21.400
i ain't got no titties but i'm not gonna be like why why are these bras here where where's the bras
00:34:26.960
for the flat chested people you know like i'm not asking that where are the bras for people with no
00:34:32.140
boobs exactly i just go back like who cares i don't know i always think i'm that's i'm too busy with my
00:34:41.080
own life and problems to care about shit like that correct to like worry to like be up all night
00:34:46.720
oh what what about the pride sections right and if you're so concerned about a rainbow i don't know
00:34:52.420
what you do when it rain you i know you your ass be standing in the window cursing at the sky
00:34:58.180
does that big ass rainbow be sitting there and you'll be mad as hell you'll be sitting there like
00:35:03.560
look at this gay ass sky look at this gay ass sky somebody get rid of this gay ass sky you're
00:35:10.060
where's the straight sky okay where's the straight sky where's the sky for the straight people okay
00:35:15.500
where is it bring it bring it here idiot i'm like that's unemployed behavior babe okay i'm too busy
00:35:23.120
too busy too busy too too busy working i don't have patience for that i was like some of you need to
00:35:28.640
get a job for real this uh comment says just like with i'm assuming they mean bud light they can
00:35:35.600
completely change and i still will never go back haven't been there in years don't plan on changing
00:35:40.220
that but where the hell they shopping well the bud bud light thing just happened yes what do you
00:35:45.820
mean years what do you mean years girl yeah dylan dylan just worked with bud light like this year so
00:35:53.140
you if you've been boycotting bud light i'm assuming it's for a different reason maybe it's because it
00:35:57.940
tastes like shit maybe that's what you should boycott i don't drink beer no way so i wouldn't even have
00:36:01.680
the issue yeah and i even when i do drink beer i sure as hell don't drink bud light so that and
00:36:06.760
that's just because it tastes like piss but that's just my personal preference that's crazy my personal
00:36:11.300
preference isn't them being inclusive enough to include a trans woman it's um the fact that it
00:36:15.740
tastes like shit that's me personally well that's why that's why people culture oh but like so it's not
00:36:23.020
my culture not my got it i mean all the cases weren't didn't have rainbows on them right
00:36:27.600
no it was just it they never even had anything it was yeah it was just it was just dylan yeah it
00:36:32.820
was just dylan silly silly gooses i was like again like i'm like if if if a girl drinking beer
00:36:39.880
on instagram makes you that mad like you're gonna have a hard life you're gonna have a really hard
00:36:46.380
life girl like if it makes if it gets your panties that wadded up oh people do have have you been on
00:36:52.200
facebook the stuff that people be complaining about and i'm like y'all don't have nothing
00:36:58.020
better to do i'm saying like is it that deep is it ever that oh my gosh that was me during the whole
00:37:05.240
you know um like when um hallie was ariel all that oh girl i was like oh my gosh shut up just go watch
00:37:14.600
the original who cares they're like what about the what what about her being a redhead she still
00:37:20.820
exists you could go back and watch it stay in school kids that's why i'm even i blame george bush
00:37:28.820
i blame no child left behind because some of these motherfuckers should have been left behind
00:37:35.100
and that's the truth for real and that's t bitch they should have been left behind because they are
00:37:42.380
dumb as bricks that's really what it is honestly i read stuff and i'm like this only made sense to
00:37:48.860
your dumb ass you and like your five illiterate family okay yeah y'all yeah ain't nothing going
00:37:55.980
on up in here it's just space honey yeah you knock on the forehead it sounds like an empty closet a hollow
00:38:01.520
wall for real there's nothing up there but drywall girl okay even yeah with the ariel thing i was like
00:38:08.960
once again there's not enough things going on in the world we got to be reporting on this
00:38:13.400
and like and what was she and you know what's even crazier i'm like what would be more i think
00:38:19.280
outrageous would be if they cast someone who couldn't sing and that bitch can sing okay that
00:38:26.160
bitch can sing okay what the hell those should be the only requirements for real i'm like literally just
00:38:32.380
she look first of all i met her at the oscars she is a disney princess in real life like like
00:38:38.740
actually like personified in real life like she is wait you was there for the will smith slap
00:38:43.360
oh no girl that was last year oh okay i was there this year oh okay yeah i know that was this year
00:38:48.420
this year was that wasn't this year no that was last year i can't tell time i get lost no that was
00:38:56.020
literally last year i know i i went this year i did me like trying to get the t on it i was like
00:39:01.760
so like how was it they just they just said it was crazy so what happened they just said it was
00:39:06.040
crazy but i met her this year because obviously like um with the little mermaid coming out and
00:39:10.480
everything she was doing a whole press thing um but she like floats on a little cloud she is a
00:39:16.120
little fairy in real life she is gorgeous and sweet and so talented i remember when they were
00:39:23.320
opening for the formation world tour you know like early early um yeah no i think they both have
00:39:31.060
created careers that are just beautiful far and beyond yeah beyonce's never wrong nope her sense
00:39:37.080
her sense her mind her mind works differently she gets it yeah she gets it okay this next comment
00:39:42.340
says they seem to forget the issue wasn't pride clothing or items it was children pride items leave
00:39:48.620
kids out of sexuality pride talk slash images once again they didn't make anything for kids that
00:39:56.880
was inappropriate it was like a shirt that has a rainbow it says pride i don't think anything when
00:40:02.020
i was a kid and i walked through a store and if i ever saw a rainbow on apparel i said that's a nice
00:40:10.720
rainbow and that's all the i knew yeah they don't know any you know what's crazy is the the true
00:40:17.620
the reason why they like they hide it behind like homophobia they hide it behind this smokescreen
00:40:22.700
of like caring about kids is because they sexualize gay people and that's you girl that's a you thing
00:40:29.980
kids don't know anything about that no and they only know because of your opposition exactly and you
00:40:35.520
talking about it in a sexual graphic way that is the only way they know that right because if you
00:40:40.960
tell a child like if someone has two dads for example and you tell a child like oh that he has
00:40:45.800
two dads and they're like why well that's just how some families are okay that's where it ends
00:40:50.220
like they literally know nothing else they're like okay right and then they go back to like good to
00:40:54.980
know they go back to picking their butt right and going and pushing other kids like that's like what
00:40:59.320
they do i mean anytime you see it in a movie or anything it's always anytime that kind of even
00:41:04.380
like a bullying situation happens yeah it's always a kid being like well my mommy daddy told me that
00:41:09.240
they're supposed to be just one woman and one exactly it's because it's tall it's literally
00:41:14.540
tall it's tall and it's not that big of a deal and the thing about that the thing that's so stupid
00:41:20.100
to me when it comes to racism and bigotry and all of it it's like gay people aren't going to just go
00:41:26.760
away black people aren't going to go away exactly this is going to exist until the end of time
00:41:33.660
so i don't see the point of your opposition yeah consistently as if it's just going to disappear
00:41:40.120
one day it's not girl it's not no way some of y'all are in relationships with closeted gay people
00:41:45.860
and that's the tea isn't it okay it's in your house it's in your home they're sleeping next to you
00:41:51.800
okay every night so be for real let it go haven't we seen enough stories like that okay absolutely
00:41:59.180
maybe if you was a little more welcoming you wouldn't be in that situation okay you know what
00:42:04.700
that's karma listen that's what i said if my man woke up one day and was like i think i want to be a
00:42:10.680
woman or i want to be with a woman i'd be like go do you baby yeah you do what you gotta do i want
00:42:15.400
you to be happy absolutely i ain't got shit to do with me and i'm gonna keep pushing okay i'm gonna
00:42:20.600
keep pushing and i think too like that's karma if you believe in nothing else believe in karma
00:42:26.680
amen it always comes back yeah she always comes back okay this next one says everyone's showing
00:42:34.080
their true colors taylor swift sam smith major corporate politicians everything comes to light
00:42:40.620
turn away from the world what what the hell that mean is that a riddle what is it i think i think
00:42:46.920
she's talking about what taylor do i know and sam smith right i think it's just like how dare
00:42:54.720
they show me people that i don't think i have a right to exist kind of thing but i don't know
00:42:59.300
what taylor swift does do that she's a straight white woman like that's your guys's tea isn't it
00:43:03.800
yeah i only know about the jet plane issue jet plane yeah about her taking a private jet and it being
00:43:10.520
like having the most emissions or something like that and it was like this big old controversy thing
00:43:14.720
a lot of famous people have that problem yeah they fly you know what's you know what's even
00:43:18.940
crazier tea one time i was gonna i was supposed to go on a brand trip this is just whatever i was
00:43:23.920
supposed to go on a brand trip with a brand i genuinely truly love um and for some reason
00:43:27.860
the universe god did not want me to go on that trip girl okay i have never i never miss flights
00:43:34.900
i'm never late to them for some reason we like make it oh no girl i missed my first one slept in a
00:43:40.680
hotel overnight was gonna fly again missed that one too for some odd reason went home came back
00:43:46.400
missed the third one what's a sign and i said i'm gonna take a hint yeah i'm going home girl yeah
00:43:50.840
no way i'm not getting lost in the bermuda triangle no way no god wants you ever seen
00:43:55.340
that show manifest yeah it's gonna be you yeah i was like god said if i swear to god if you get on
00:44:01.780
that plane like so i took a hint and i went home good but the last time right the last flight i tried
00:44:08.380
to get on um they actually put me in this completely different um check-in it's like it's an airport next to
00:44:16.060
the airport uh-huh and then they i've never done that before they told me the true t that's like
00:44:20.420
where all the famous people fly uh-huh because it's this is la yeah it's right next to lax is it
00:44:26.260
it's next to lax yeah it's like right now you go past the exit off to get to like go on to lax you go
00:44:33.000
past it and then there's another little airport right gotcha i've done just sweet x oh and that's
00:44:38.600
how like you can fly to la to vegas on like a semi-private jet oh i see yeah no it was like
00:44:44.060
it's just another terminal yeah it's a private terminal entirely but i was still gonna get on
00:44:48.520
a regular plane but i had never i've never been in some shit like that i said famous people they're
00:44:54.440
on some other shit bitch like oh but it's a pretty penny for it it is and i didn't pay for it so i
00:44:59.360
didn't even get on the flight jason momoa was right behind me on the flight oh period and they drove him
00:45:06.240
up to the plane and got him on and then when we landed yeah somebody was at the door waiting to take
00:45:13.660
him off the plane to put him back in the car and to drive him that's so funny flying here to new
00:45:18.400
york um there was a girl from riverdale i forget her name madeline yes i think madeline um she i think
00:45:25.820
she was on my flight the only reason i know that is because when we got off there was someone waiting
00:45:29.880
right there for her at the thing and took her down the stairs onto the tarmac yeah and i was like well
00:45:34.220
i've never seen anything like that before now if you do want that treatment if you got medallion status
00:45:39.160
with delta oh they would do that if you running late for like a layover so there was one time i
00:45:44.360
had like a really tight connection and i was platinum medallion then but i'm diamond now but i i got off
00:45:50.100
the plane that's and the lady was standing there with my name i said that's me girl next thing i knew
00:45:54.600
honey we was in the car i said oh this is service girl this is customer service no for real she drove
00:46:02.040
my ass straight up to that plane and i got on that i said yes baby yes honey i ain't went through no
00:46:07.580
airplane girl no that's like how that little private terminal thing was i had never they take
00:46:13.280
you like you go in and that you get out and they come and take all your bags they tag them for you
00:46:18.320
right there you go in a little bar area you sit down all the food and drinks free yeah now we'll say
00:46:24.140
never i do take the helicopter in new york oh gee because sometimes if i'm if i have a shoot or i have
00:46:31.100
something to do yeah and i don't have an hour to sit in traffic yeah girl honey you can find me on
00:46:35.520
the on the helicopter and going two miles here it takes you an hour yes seven minutes we'll be in the
00:46:40.760
air damn yeah yeah and that's and that's the that's the kind of shit that like really blows my mind
00:46:46.840
doing this for a living because i had never they live a whole nother life so when people get mad at
00:46:51.560
them for shit like that i'm like girl you should see how they live like they they don't even know
00:46:55.980
like they have no idea how normal people live anymore yeah i didn't even know when you fly
00:47:01.000
like any sort of like delta one or anything i didn't even know that you could go in the sky
00:47:05.100
in the lounge really the first like year i was flying all the time and i was if i flew delta one
00:47:10.080
i literally was i was sitting in the regular terminal everybody else i was like oh so you've
00:47:13.740
been through the private one in la right the new yes girl oh now that's real luxury baby you don't
00:47:20.900
even go upstairs you know i will say you could tell we don't come for money because it still blows my
00:47:25.060
mind oh yes honey it's the bottom floor you walk in it's a private security your own tsa yes on tsa
00:47:31.820
and it take you straight to the lounge t and i said that alone is worth the ticket oh my god alone is
00:47:37.060
worth the ticket because i don't have pre-check or anything like that oh see i do i i got global
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entry i got pre-check i need all of that and honey because you know what's so crazy is that when flying
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in la because it usually works so it's always delta one yeah you know they got a new terminal for delta
00:47:50.820
i don't even know what the regular terminal look like i ain't never been in it i just be in the
00:47:56.200
delta one section well i i do because i was sitting in it because i was nice the new one's nice i will
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say the old one is not bad at all um the only thing that that is awful is those god forsaken bathrooms
00:48:10.100
girl i don't know what they feed you on those delta flights girl but that in the regular delta terminal
00:48:15.680
those bathrooms satan has gone in there only satan has used those toilets yeah i'd be in the
00:48:22.940
lounge taking showers when i was there for beyonce oh i took a shower oh yeah i loved it i know how
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because you come straight from the concert you go straight to the airport yeah so nice you just get
00:48:35.000
ready there and keep it pushing girl i was like that that's how you know we don't come for money because
00:48:39.100
even every time i go i'm like this is nice but to that point that's why i take advantage of every
00:48:44.360
luxury same you know i'm like honey i didn't have none of this you think i'm gonna say no just so i
00:48:50.860
can appear humble that i don't work too goddamn hard i'm going to take this mother shower in this
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delta sky club lounge okay you know and you know what's funny too is even before i started doing
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this like i constantly got put in the middle seat i don't know why my big ass should never be in a
00:49:08.400
middle seat but i always was and so i've done my my dude deal you know what i did girl you gonna lay
00:49:15.620
on that mother seat you gonna recline that hope girl especially if you get on a lucky one that you
00:49:21.200
can put the massage button on mine's always broken oh yeah same same chair yes even when i flew when i
00:49:29.740
used to fly back and forth from college because i went to school in hawaii oh okay um so when i would
00:49:33.600
fly to and from home like for a while i was flying standby you were flying standby girl no i ain't
00:49:38.480
never done that girl that's rough i got a flight to la in a couple weeks and they booked me in delta
00:49:44.020
comfort plus and i'm just praying that i get upgraded because i was like i'm not paying a thousand
00:49:48.460
dollars to be a delta what i was like even with like even with uh flying standby i was like you want
00:49:55.160
to play russian roulette with a flight bitch you you fly standby yeah and it's because it's cheaper
00:50:00.380
which i totally get but the way that i would be like you up the chance yeah and then sometimes i'd
00:50:06.260
get stranded in the most random places like i was stranded in arizona once i think one time i was
00:50:11.360
stranded in florida like in orlando oh i would have went to disney world i'd be like that's fine
00:50:17.200
i'll catch out the magic kingdom i know but i think you know what i love though what i absolutely love
00:50:25.340
about you and your platform is that you have remained the same exact like funny relatable
00:50:32.380
person that you were from the very beginning until now so i'm really really happy that you have like
00:50:36.900
all the success that you do if you were gonna give advice to anyone who's maybe looking to pursue
00:50:42.400
either form of media whether it's traditional or social what would you say is your best piece of
00:50:47.180
advice if they're looking to pursue a career in it at all and if so like how do you connect them
00:50:52.580
how do you transition to the next what have you i would always tell people
00:50:57.080
that if you want anything you have to be able to sacrifice anything period this industry is not easy
00:51:07.840
and it is hard yeah and you have to be a fighter you have to have thick skin you have to be willing to
00:51:15.680
work 24 7 yeah there is no off yeah literally at all yeah and if it's what you want
00:51:26.660
then anything is possible period but if you want to be lazy and you don't want to put in the work
00:51:33.540
then it's not gonna happen yeah absolutely well thank you so much kaylin for coming on the show
00:51:41.140
you're amazing and i'm so so happy that you're continuing your long illustrious career where can
00:51:47.700
everybody find you you know i make it very easy is just the kaylin allen everywhere period love that
00:51:54.200
and do you have anything you'd like to promote coming up well we on strike so i can't promote shit
00:51:58.540
okay there you go okay well hopefully strike ends soon hopefully hopefully that's what we're hoping for
00:52:05.700
fingers crossed bitch better have my money yeah exactly but in the meantime make sure all of you
00:52:12.260
can uh follow kaylin allen on literally everything as you heard the kaylin allen on everything he's
00:52:18.060
amazing and hilarious and so incredibly talented so thank you so much for coming on the show thank
00:52:22.860
you darling i adore you you're amazing and thank you all for joining us on this episode of the
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