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The Anatomy of a Stan Twitter Account: Interview with TrishCrave · Mini Scroll

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  Hi everyone, welcome to a special episode of Mini Scroll.
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  Instead of bringing you the biggest stories on the Internet,
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  today I am bringing you an interview.
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  This is someone who is so entrenched in pop culture and
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  Internet culture that he launched his own Stan Twitter
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  account earlier this year for the one and only Trisha Paytas.
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  You may have heard of this account.
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  It's called Trish Crave. He reached out, asked if there
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  was any way he could come on the podcast, talk about his love of
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  Trisha being entrenched in Stan culture.
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  And of course, I had to say yes, he did want to stay anonymous.
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  So if you guys are watching on Spotify or on YouTube, you will
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  see a fun little edit that I have done to keep his face
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  anonymous. But I had such a good time
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  speaking with Aiden. I don't think we've ever
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  interviewed a Stan in particular.
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  We've done lots of episodes on fandom culture, Stan culture,
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  toxic standom, but we've never actually spoken to someone who
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  is running like a NEWS UPDATE Stan account like this for a
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  particular celebrity before. So without further ado, I hope
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  you guys enjoy this episode. So excited to be chatting with
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  Trish Crave today you guys. This is maybe one of our most
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  iconic interviews that we've ever done.
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  You guys know I am a long time Trisha Paytas apologist.
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  It's just in my blood. I can't help it and I feel like
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  I am sitting here today with someone who could probably say
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  that he feels the same. So welcome to infinite scroll,
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  Aiden. Hello, thank you for having me.
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  So before we kind of get into all things Trish, can you tell
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  us how you came across the pod and why you wanted to come chat
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  with me today? So a lot of people in my account
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  are so passionate, like they'll send me clips as soon as they
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  see stuff. Like as soon as something gets
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  posted or something they'll send it straight to me.
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  So I'm always checking my DM's and someone sent me Adm and
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  they're like hey, this podcast talked about you.
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  They mentioned you and I was like oh that's crazy because you
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  know, I've now I'm not used to this kind of stuff.
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  So I was like, oh, let me check this out.
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  So I watched the episode and you were so, so sweet.
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  And you even talked about the account for good like 5 minutes,
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  which I was already I was so surprised.
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  I was like, oh this is crazy. It was at like 800 followers
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  when you talked about it. So it was a super, super small
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  account and I was like, this is crazy.
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  So I wanted to contact you and just be like, Oh well, I seen
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  it. Oh, thank you.
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  Speaking of the account and how it's grown, can you tell me
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  about yourself and how you got into pop culture?
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  And then we'll chat a little bit about the account and how you've
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  grown that. I am NPR, which is, you know,
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  pretty close to the pop culture world.
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  And I remember even being super, super young, I just loved pop
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  culture. Just, you know, pop stars,
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  everything about that. I feel like the first album I
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  ever listened to was The Fame by Lady Gaga, which, you know, is
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  all about this. Feel like it's so Gen.
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  Z of, you know, people to say I want to be famous.
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  It's like all about that. So I feel like I just, ever
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  since I was little, I just loved pop culture.
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  Yeah fair enough. Me too.
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  I literally had a bedroom covered in posters.
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  I'm a millennial, so it was posters back then.
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  I feel like you guys probably had like Tumblr boards, but we
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  had like a physical magazines that we had all like RIP the
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  pages out and just all over my bedroom.
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  Just celebrities everywhere. I've just always been so
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  obsessed with pop culture. I completely get it.
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  So tell me about your journey as a Tricia Paytas Stan.
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  When did you first get into the Tricia lore?
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  OK, so I feel like I was the first generation of these iPad
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  babies. I remember getting YouTube
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  super, super young and Trisha was actually one of the first
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  people I saw on there with like Shane, Joey, you know, all the
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  OG Youtubers back in the day. And I feel like I've always just
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  connected with her. I always thought she was so
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  funny and so real. I feel like nowadays people
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  always like to put up like a persona online and she's always
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  been real. Like, no editing the videos.
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  A video could be an hour long and she's literally just sitting
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  there just staring at the camera.
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  I just always thought it was so real.
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  And yeah, it was inspiring to see her growth even now.
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  Yeah, I completely agree. I obviously, like I said, I have
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  been such a long time Trisha watcher and it's hard sometimes
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  because she's gone through an evolution and there have been
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  years where it's been really hard to be someone that has
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  followed her. And, you know, you want to
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  support her, but it's hard to support her in those moments.
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  But I completely agree. She's someone where you're
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  watching her content. And what I find so fascinating
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  about her is that you can never tell if she is performing or if
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  this is actually her. And I think that's one of the
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  most interesting things about her entire online persona is,
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  you know, she feels so real on one hand, but she also feels
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  like this complete caricature where you're like, she could
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  just be trolling us this whole time and you would have no idea.
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  On that note, do you have, I assume you follow the podcast
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  very closely, just Trish? Yes.
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  So do you have a favorite episode or do you have a
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  favorite like Trisha Paytas moment in general?
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  Oh. OK, actually this is going to be
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  a super basic answer, but you know, I love the classics.
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  So like the I love you Jesus, I love you Jesus.
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  It's like I'm gonna bat for that song forever.
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  A lot of people like to joke about it, but I'm like, it's a
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  good song. It's actually a really good
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  song. It's a both I love bet on it.
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  Have you seen that video? The recreation from High School
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  Musical? Of course I have seen it.
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  Aiden bet on it. Bet on it.
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  Bet on it. Like, yeah, it's perfect.
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  It's one of my favorites. I love like in terms of her
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  eras, I love her, you know, beach house Trish era.
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  That's where I discovered her. So I will always have that like
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  in my heart. And then of course, I loved I I
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  know that this when she was in her deepest turmoil.
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  So I don't love this for her, but I loved for her audience.
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  For me, the crying on the kitchen floor content, Like
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  nothing hits like that because it's exactly what you were
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  saying watching her have these breakdowns and just stream of
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  consciousness saying things that everybody feels but would never
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  like. So many people would never say
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  that stuff out loud and admit that those kinds of things about
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  themselves, that content just hits.
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  It does. It actually goes perfect with
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  like the TikTok edits. I don't know if you're on like
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  the edit Trisha TikTok, but there's always the all those sad
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  edits where it leads to her like getting married with Moses and
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  the kids. And I was like, this is like
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  truly inspiring because it's like we followed her on this
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  whole journey. Absolutely.
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  She's lived her entire adult lifeout on online, right?
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  Like she started her channel. I think she was 18.
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  So it's yeah, it's been a wild journey.
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  OK, let's talk about Stan Twitter.
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  So you have this Twitter account obviously called Trish Crave.
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  So first of all, have you been noticed by Trisha and Oscar?
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  Yes, I've actually been mentioned on the podcast a few
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  times and every single time it's surreal.
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  I always just I'm like, wait, this is like crazy.
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  They've always been so, so sweet.
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  There was actually one time where they mentioned me where
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  Trisha kind of dragged me. And I thought it was so, so
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  funny because Oscar, you know how they talk about like
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  headlines on there, like hot topics.
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  So they were talking about Pop grave and she's like, well, did
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  pop grave tweet that or was that church grave?
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  And I just thought it was so funny.
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  And I'm actually, and I wouldn't say close relation with Oscar,
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  but you know, we've exchanged a good amount of DMS and I like to
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  think we're pretty close. Oh, I love that.
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  No, that's really exciting. I feel like, you know, running
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  some type of like Stan or update like fan account, that's like
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  the goal, right, is to be noticed by your fave.
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  So that's really exciting that it happened so quickly for you.
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  How long have you been on Twitter and have you always been
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  part of Stan Twitter? So I've actually been on Twitter
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  for good maybe 2-3 years and I've been focusing on this
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  Trishgrave account for like maybe the last.
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  It's relatively new. So it's like maybe four months.
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  And but I've had other accounts, you know, just like spying, but
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  I've actually been on different like sides of Stan's Twitter.
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  I feel like I've always been on Stan's Twitter because that's
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  just like where my page leads to.
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  So I feel like I started on like Swifty Twitter and then I think
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  that led me to like Barb Twitter and that's where it got really
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  messy, where I learned about like truly how they drag people
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  on there. And then I feel like now I'm
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  definitely on this Trisha site Twitter, which I've never really
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  been on. So I was like, wait, this is
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  actually like a fun part. It's just like good vibes.
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  And it's just memes. Like everyone just gives each
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  other memes. But I just love stance Twitter
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  so much. Yeah, that's what I love about
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  your account is, and I'm sure I said this when we talked about
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  it on the pod, but it's like, it's not too serious.
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  Like, this is hilarious. Having a Twitter account with
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  updates about a specific Internet celebrity, especially
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  someone who is, like, outrageous, like Trish, is just
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  the perfect way that Twitter needs to be used.
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  OK, so can you tell me about how Trish Crave came to life?
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  What motivated you to start the account?
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  Oh, yeah, So I've actually never really talked about this.
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  So as you know, I mean, you're also a fan of like Pop crave and
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  there's actually been a couple other craves like I know of
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  there's like a drag crave where they focus on like the drag
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  Queens. And I knew that no one was doing
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  one on like a celebrity, like a specific celebrity.
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  And I was like, I mean, I love Trisha, I'm a fan of the
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  podcast. I was like, let me just run
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  this. I'm sure I could do it.
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  And I just started it one day with, I don't even remember my
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  first post. It was probably something really
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  random. I had like 2 likes and I was,
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  you know, when you start out a new project for the first week
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  and like no one sees it. I was like, I don't know if this
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  is going to work out, but you know, I just stuck to it and
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  it's actually grown pretty big and it's really exciting.
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  Yeah, I love that. What's your process of sourcing
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  updates and how do you decide on what to post?
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  Especially between like all the rumors and probably, I'm sure a
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  lot of misinformation about Trish comes across your desk.
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  How do you pick and choose what to post?
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  So I feel like, you know, there's a lot of controversy
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  surrounding Trisha. So I feel like I definitely have
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  to like, pick and choose what I post.
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  I could think of a recent example of Jeffrey Star's
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  appearance on the podcast. I feel like that's definitely
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  been a hot topic surrounding Trisha.
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  And it definitely made me nervous when I first heard about
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  it because, you know, you have two sides.
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  So it's a moral dilemma for me because it's like, do I post it?
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  And sure, this is going to get like a lot of views and a lot of
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  clicks, but it's also like, you know, I don't want to get her in
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  trouble on my own account. How I source stuff, It's
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  usually, you know, through her personally or she does have a
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  Patreon. But I did reach out to her and I
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  did ask her and I was like, and I post some of this stuff and
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  she messaged me back and she's like, we do like to keep that
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  stuff private. And I was like, oh, OK.
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  I think that's OK. So I was like, if the Queen told
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  me to stop, I'll stop. Oh, my God, I can't believe that
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  you were like D Ming with her. I love that.
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  Good for you. That's exciting.
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  Thank you. Yeah.
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  I feel we feel the same. You know, having our brand is
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  all about Internet culture. And it's hard because when you
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  cover something, you know, you can usually tell what's going to
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  get a lot of traction. But sometimes it is at the
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  detriment of the creator that you're speaking about.
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  So there is always that kind of like ethical dilemma that you're
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  trying to weigh up, like, is it worth covering this from a
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  public interest perspective and knowing that I'm going to get a
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  lot of traffic from it, But then it will possibly hurt the person
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  that we are talking about. So I completely get it.
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  It's it's something that every single, you know, reporter
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  journalist, you know, even I'm sure stand Twitter account
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  faces. It's just a constant that push
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  and pull, right. So how much time out of your day
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  or week would you say that Trish Crave takes up now that it has
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  grown so much? I'd probably say maybe a good,
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  I'll say two to three hours in my day because a lot of it is
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  actually getting content that could be watching the podcast,
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  you know, checking her stories, keeping up with her, also
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  checking my DM, seeing what people say.
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  So I feel like it's a decent amount of my time.
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  But so far it hasn't become too like overwhelming just because,
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  you know, at the end of the day, I do support her.
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  So it is just. Nice, do you make any money from
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  the account? I've made a couple dollars, but
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  just from like the, what's it called, like the Twitter blue
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  stuff, Like it's definitely not as much as people think where
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  it's like, I would think that they'd pay more, but no, yeah,
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  it's just it's super small stuff.
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  But I've never done it for like the money.
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  So yeah. Yeah, it's like a hobby.
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  It's like a passion project, for sure.
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  Yeah, absolutely. Do you have any type of like
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  Stan Twitter community? So for example, you know, I have
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  like a little community of podcasters, pop culture,
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  Internet culture podcasters that I've become familiar with over
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  the last few years. And I know drama channels, I've
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  interviewed a couple of those on the podcast and they, there's a
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  few of them that like know each other and support each other.
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  Do you have that in Stan Twitter?
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  There's, there's definitely a lot of people that I'm in close
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  contact with and they're just always super, super nice.
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  And you know, they also think it's cool because it's like,
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  like, oh, I'm messaging Trish Crave.
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  I think it's just like the mystery to it that fascinates
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  people. But I'm like, I'm really not
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  that cool guys. Like it's really nothing
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  special. Have you seen any like wild
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  theories as to who Trish Crave is?
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  Do people think that Trish Crave is possibly like Oscar or Trish
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  herself? I've definitely got it,
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  especially in the beginning, because in the beginning they
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  were like, oh, Oscar, no, this is you running it because like
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  no one would do this. And I was like, no, it's not
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  Oscar. Or just recently, Adam McIntyre,
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  he's been talking about on his podcast, he's mentioned it
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  actually in his interview with Oscar, he mentioned it to him
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  and he's like, do you ever get accused of running Church Crave?
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  And I was like, I didn't even know these rumors were going
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  around. And I saw some people commenting
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  that too. And they're like, Adam made this
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  up. Do you know who runs Just Oscar
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  Crave? Have you been in contact with
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  them? I actually do know who it is and
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  I will keep it a mystery, but yeah, I am in close contact with
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  them. And it's not you.
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  It's not me. It's not me.
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  I'm like, I'm not Church crave and Oscar crave.
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  Just one. That's a full time job.
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  OK. So I wanted to talk a little bit
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  more about like the psychology of being a Stan or a super fan.
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  There's a lot of research that indicates that being a Stan can
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  be part of someone's identity, which is why Stan's go, you
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  know, to bat so hard for their faves.
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  When it comes to your experience.
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  Would you agree with this as someone who is obviously running
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  a Stan account? But I'm sure you're also
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  interacting with a lot of Trish stands.
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  I think there's a definitely a lot of people, well, Trisha
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  talks about this like the pair of social relationships people
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  have with these celebrities. And I feel like it's very
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  important for people to realize like at the end of the day, I
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  feel like we're falling in love with the idea of somebody and
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  not necessarily them as like a person.
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  So I think that definitely shocks people when they find out
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  like the real version of people. And that's how I mean people get
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  cancelled, you know, because you find out like the real person.
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  I feel like the first thing that comes to mind is the whole
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  Cynthia Arrivo. I think that's how you pronounce
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  her last name from Wicked. How she talked about how she was
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  uncomfortable with a lot of the memes and stuff going around on
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  Twitter. And then people just made it a
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  bigger joke and they're like, we can't talk about this because
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  it's gonna trigger Cynthia. And I was like, come on, guys,
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  it's funny until it's not like that, you know?
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  And I think we just need to listen.
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  Absolutely, for sure. It's good that you can have that
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  perspective and you're you don't seem to like deep in it as
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  someone who obviously is, you know, running a fan update
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  account. Do your friends and family know
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  that you are Trish Crave? I mean, not really it's it's, I
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  mean, my immediate family, like my parents, sure, they know and
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  my closest friends, but it's not something that like I've posted,
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  like I'm sure if I post it on my Instagram story, everyone would
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  be like, who is that? Yeah, it's definitely, it's not
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  like private, but yeah, I mean, it is like a small circle.
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  I guess. I never really thought about it.
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  Yeah. So you're not like,
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  intentionally keeping it a secret.
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  It's just something that you haven't, like, talked about.
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  So being a stand can have, you know, kind of a bad rap.
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  There are a lot of examples of stands engaging in unhealthy or
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  entitled behavior in the pursuit of being noticed by their fave.
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  How do you personally respond to this criticism?
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  And it is being noticed by Trisha, which obviously has
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  happened for you now, is that your primary goal with the
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  account? I think for the first part of
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  the question, I think about the stands, they just need to chill
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  out, you know? I get the passion, though.
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  You know, you want to be noticed by your favorite person so bad.
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  And with social media, you have that platform, you know, you
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  could be any person. No one knows where you are
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  behind that avatar. And it's like you're going to
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  try your hardest to get noticed by your celebrity.
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  And I mean, I get it, you know? I mean, that's what my account
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  is. So I definitely get it, I think.
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  Yeah. Like you said, I think that was
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  definitely my primary goal getting started.
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  But I think now I really want to go on just Trish in some
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  capacity, but I actually do have a plan.
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  OK, cool. Because my next question was
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  going to be like, what's the goal for the account in general?
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  So the is the goal to help launch your own Internet
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  personality career? Are you aspiring to have your
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  own platform outside of Trisha or is this really just like for
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  memes? I think it definitely, I feel
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  like it's both parts of it. I definitely want to try to
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  create something of my own eventually.
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  But for sure now I want to focus on this.
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  I think we'll start to branch off definitely when well, I
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  guess I could touch on it. It kind of go along with my plan
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  to get out just Trish. So let me quickly, I'll tell you
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  about that. So she has this event in
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  December, which is her Christmas live show, and I bought a meet
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  and greet ticket and I'm really excited because I'm gonna
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  actually meet her. So we're gonna get the Trisha
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  Peters, Trish Crave first time they're meeting and we're gonna
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  get that iconic picture. And that was gonna be my moment,
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  because it's gonna be crazy because I've met a good amount
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  of celebrities and it's going to be the first time where, I mean,
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  they know who I am. So I'll meet Trisha and she'll
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  be like, oh, like, I know who you are.
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  So I'm going to pitch her my idea for the show.
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  I'm going to gatekeep that. But I have a really good idea
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  that I know she's going to love. Oh my God, I love this.
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  You are putting your PR training to work here.
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  The way you're talking about the account and kind of being
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  entrenched in Stan culture in general, it is you're looking at
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  it more from like an objective perspective, which I think is
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  really healthy and it's super important.
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  And I think that's what will get you far, which is like really
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  exciting for you. The last thing that I wanted to
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  ask you about is has running Trish Crave changed your
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  perception of Trisha or her fandom in any way?
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  It's definitely changed my perception of the fandom
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  because, you know, especially growing up watching her, it
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  definitely feels like it's just you, you know, especially
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  telling my friends and stuff they don't really know about
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  this world. Not now.
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  Now definitely they know who she is.
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  But I think especially with this whole community, with the church
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  crib account, seeing all these other people who are just like
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  me who are watching her videos and they think she's just like,
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  so funny and iconic. Because I mean, yeah, you could
• 18:59
  see the comments on the videos. But once you see it like in a
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  community space, you know it's definitely way better.
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  Yeah, it like solidifies that you're not the only one and
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  you're not crazy for being so into this person.
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  Well, this has been so interesting to chat with you,
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  Aiden. I have never spoken to anyone
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  that runs a Stan account in an interview capacity like this.
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  And I hope that, you know, this was a good experience for you.
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  But this was so fascinating to hear that you have more of an
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  end goal, you know, than just wanting to run this update
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  account for the rest of your life.
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  I think it's so cool and I can't wait to see where Trish Crave
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  goes. Thank you, me too.
• 19:41
  Thank you so much again to Aiden AKA Trish Crave for joining me
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  in today's episode. I hope you guys liked this
• 19:48
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