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The Greatest Soundtracks of All Time · Pop Culture Junkie®

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  [Music]
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  Hello everybody. Thank you for tuning in to another episode of Pop Culture Junkie Podcast.
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  My name is Shauna and I am joined by my fellow junkie Olivia who I miss dearly.
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  I know. I'm excited to hear how was your housewarming party.
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  Oh my god, we were all very sober. We read the Bible in a circle.
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  I did not do the Jojo Siwa Karma Dance. I did not do the Wap Dance if that's what you could.
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  Did you see the footage of Jojo Siwa doing poppers on stage?
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  No. I think it was a Chicago Pride by coworker who lives in Chicago.
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  It went to Pride and she was like, "It was insane." And it was for Jojo Siwa.
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  It's so embarrassing. I saw her chugging fireball and she was like, "This is the most bad ass-fucking thing I've ever done."
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  "Woo, fireball."
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  Well, I'm kind of cheer for it though.
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  Fireball led to the poppers. So they're having a good time.
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  Are poppers seem illegal?
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  Yeah, I think you can buy them at gas stations. I don't know. I don't do them.
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  I've never witnessed somebody do a popper.
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  Yeah, I haven't either. I just don't exist. Is this something that actually exists?
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  When I think of a popper, I think of those little things where you pull and they want a bunch of confetti terms out.
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  Oh, yes. What are you talking about, "Bibles" and those things?
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  I just had a really innocent whole party.
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  No, it was not. We were lit. But it was fun.
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  I had to Google it. So poppers are a group of chemicals that people inhale to get high.
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  It's like sniffing tobacco.
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  Back in my day, we just huffed.
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  Well, not really. I didn't do that.
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  I guess it's kind of the same thing. We just rebranded it.
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  So like when I'm Bridgerton, when the queen has her little spoon of tobacco that she's stored.
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  That's snuff.
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  At first, it's kind of like doing balls.
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  She, so the real queen Charlotte had an ejection to it and ended up like dying from complications from doing that.
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  Yeah, I mean, every other scene, she's like, "What is it 80 whistles out and then just do your phone?"
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  Like, "I need my gossip, damn it. I am on season three."
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  So like four now. Okay, spoiler.
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  Spoilerers for anybody who hasn't cut up on Bridgerton.
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  I watched them finally have sex. Mr. Fingerton.
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  Oh my god. Mr. Fingerton.
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  Okay. Now that you're at this part though, can we talk about the guys like lip flip?
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  He got the lip flip and he's absolutely did something.
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  It wasn't, it could, like he, he acts in his mouth, but he can't move his mouth.
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  Well, I said you that snuff, chat of me.
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  This is Colin for the first three episodes and he's just like duck face staring at Penelope from across the real one.
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  He's just approaching. He's meowing over there.
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  Yeah. He looks great.
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  Like the actor obviously lost some weight and got a tan.
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  And I definitely think he got a little lip flip and some talks and stuff.
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  I mean, he's fine as hell.
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  Yeah. He is. He's a beard.
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  I feel like the beard also, like the real Luke in real life.
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  Yeah. He has like a beard and it works for him and it covers up the lip thing, but he's like very fresh, he's shaving in a Regency era piece.
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  So I don't know if he's there.
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  The lips don't last long at all.
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  I got one and I hated it.
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  Like I, well, I didn't even hate it.
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  I just didn't notice a difference.
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  Like it didn't do anything for me.
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  It looked exactly the same.
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  I was just a way of the money.
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  But yeah, maybe a different injector that I didn't eat it.
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  So yeah, he had Shonda Rhymes injector.
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  So I thought you made like she did it.
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  Oh, she's a woman of many talents.
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  I don't know.
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  I don't know that I would trust her with it.
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  I would do. I would trust her with my injection.
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  You're a creative genius.
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  Make me an art, you know.
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  Do this. I trust you.
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  I also went to the movies recently.
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  I watched the ghost movie, the right here right now.
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  Remember that band I made you go see with me?
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  Yes, of course.
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  Of course.
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  So it's a concert film of them performing in Los Angeles.
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  Inter spliced with their lore from the band.
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  All of them.
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  So it's this convoluted story about a dead hope who's a ghost.
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  Satiate it.
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  Of course.
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  And now the singer of ghost is his son.
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  And his ghost is haunting him at the show and then his mom's there.
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  I don't know.
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  It's really funny.
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  The music's great.
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  If you don't like ghost, don't see the movie though, because you're just going to be like,
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  I don't know any of these songs.
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  It's literally, it's a love letter to the fans.
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  Okay.
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  Andrew went with me and he notes their songs because I played it all the time.
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  But you were like, cool.
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  Doing this because I love you, sweetie.
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  Yeah.
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  Why is there an old dead Pope ghost haunting them?
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  You just don't get it.
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  Do you?
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  You just don't get any questions.
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  Yeah.
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  That was a lot of fun.
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  And besides that, I've just been watching our usual house of the dragon and the boys.
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  Okay.
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  So Ardith Binne and San Francisco for like five days.
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  And my co-worker started to get in town on Sunday and we went out to Castro, which is the
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  Gaborhood in San Francisco.
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  And we really got after it.
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  It's my co-worker.
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  And she gets me so drunk.
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  Last night we hung out.
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  She got me to drink seven martinis.
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  Whenever you ever seen me drink seven martinis.
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  Oh, those are the like sea martinis.
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  Yeah.
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  But we two.
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  And so it's that co-worker.
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  So we started going out.
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  Well, I had like a socky.
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  I had tequila.
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  I had ciders.
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  I had you need to bring this in.
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  I'm doing it back because I'm more ready to get feral with you.
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  But so I ended up drinking with her all day.
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  And I didn't know that's about San Francisco in the summer.
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  The sun does not go down until like 9.30 here.
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  It's very weird.
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  It's so weird.
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  And then it's also still cold.
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  Yeah.
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  But because of that, I like didn't realize how late it was.
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  And then I got back to my hotel and was like, I've got to watch Game of Thrones.
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  It's too early.
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  It's definitely worth every watch for me.
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  But we're going to talk a little bit about episode two.
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  So if you want to skip this part, you know, just hit it a few times.
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  So I was listening to Oyster's Clans and Cockles.
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  It's a podcast about Game of Thrones.
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  What's a co-cars?
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  Oyster's Clans and Cockles.
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  And Cockles.
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  It's like a R.A.
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  Quo.
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  Like, Oyster's Clans and Cockles.
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  That's a great podcast to do.
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  Like recap podcast.
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  But I was listening to it.
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  And they were arguing about which twin they think.
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  They think ended up killing themselves.
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  Like, which one did you think it was?
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  Was it Ray Nieris twin that ends up sacrificing himself or was it the other one?
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  So was it Eric or Eric?
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  The entire episode during that fight, Andrew and I were screaming, is that good Eric or bad Eric?
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  Which Eric?
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  So I googled if it was Eric or Eric.
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  Okay.
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  It says, in the end, Eric with an E is sobbing and hugging his brother who he's just run the sword through.
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  And Eric with an E is on team Green team.
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  Renira.
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  Okay.
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  Yes.
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  So I didn't read it right.
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  Okay.
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  So he protected Renira but then killed himself because he had just killed his brother.
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  Exactly.
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  He had just killed his twin brother.
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  That's why he said, like, I'm sorry my lady or my gray sword I've heard until myself.
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  Okay.
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  That's what I thought.
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  But then you know, my old oyster's clams and cockles really threw a wrench in there where I was like, I don't know, they look so alike.
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  They really do.
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  And they're played by identical twin brothers named Luke and Elliott.
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  And I feel like they could have done something for the viewers to make it a little more easy to watch.
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  I really thought for a very long time until I saw the season two premiere that that was one person.
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  I thought we were like Lindsey Lohan parent trappings.
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  And I thought that too.
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  And then I was like, no, that'd be so fucking dumb.
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  Like, just get two actors who are twins, which is what they did.
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  But apparently one of them has a faint scar.
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  But when you're watching it and it's dark and they're in a middle of like a sword fight, you're not going to be able to tell who was like a tiny scar on their eyebrow.
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  Yeah, also Rendira.
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  What the hell?
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  Like, why are you just frozen there?
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  Yeah, she did.
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  She did.
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  Front, do something.
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  She's just a lady.
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  But she's like, no, she's a queen.
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  Come on.
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  I thought it was a really interesting episode where the unnaming of auto-hytower as the hand of the king, that is going to have such ripple effects.
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  And given it to fucking Kristen Cole, we are calling him Krispy Cole.
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  Krispy Cole.
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  Krispy Cole, which of course, do Krispy Kreme, Mr. Krispy Kreme.
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  So I don't know how you feel about him actually.
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  I've seen like an insane amount of hate towards this man on TikTok.
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  And I like, I was like, oh, like you're kind of annoying, but people hate him the most.
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  I don't like this guy around on.
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  I mean, the only reason that he's being such a dick is because Rendira didn't want to run away.
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  Yeah.
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  So like, turnips and cinnamon one.
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  I almost forgot that they hooked up like when she was a teenager or whatever.
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  He was her first.
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  He didn't.
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  No, he's holding a torch for her.
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  I don't know.
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  He sent Eric into an impossible situation.
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  And he went up to him like, your cloak isn't white enough.
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  This dude's just trying to eat some beef stew.
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  Oh, I let him eat.
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  He's still like the white cloak symbolizes purity.
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  And I'm like, you were literally just balls deep inside of Allison.
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  Yeah.
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  Literally.
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  Let Trele at Piawati.
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  Okay.
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  So he is triggering you as well.
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  Yes.
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  He feels guilty for being in Allison's bed while Jairus was killed.
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  He's definitely taking it out by trying to like, I don't know, remedy the situation, but he's not doing anything right.
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  And it's just a but her dude because he's mad that Renered didn't want him.
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  So I'm mad at Krispy Kohl's too.
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  Yeah.
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  For sure.
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  Yeah.
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  I did laugh in episode one that the internet was more mad that a dog was kicked in a baby being mad at it.
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  Yeah.
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  Our priorities.
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  Oh my god.
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  But you just knew the second that they were bringing that dog with them, you're like, this isn't going to end well.
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  I know.
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  I was about to go to does the dog die.
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  And I was like, I don't know because this episode just came out like one second ago.
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  Yeah.
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  But it's going to have up literally.
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  Yeah.
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  Like I'm watching it.
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  Yes, the dog dies.
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  Right.
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  The dog doesn't die against kick, but it just gets in again.
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  That's okay.
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  I think the dog dies.
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  Oh my god.
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  They seem where they have the funeral and they're marching them through with the baby's body though.
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  Oh my god.
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  That was so exciting and do say and like the queen is obviously having a panic attack.
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  Yeah.
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  Well, I think she got a vision, but we just don't get to know what that is.
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  She sees the things world around.
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  And that shows a panic attack.
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  And I'm like, that's going to be a big one.
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  But that when the cart was going over that bump, that the body was going to fall off.
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  And we were both like, if that head falls off of that car, I'm never watching this.
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  There's like a toddler head that rolls across the street.
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  I'm out.
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  Yeah.
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  I'm just glad that we connected it.
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  I don't know.
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  I'm just trying to line it.
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  Try to line it.
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  Todd will heads rolling down the street.
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  Yeah.
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  All right, P.R.I.P. to the toddler head.
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  A great soundtrack can make a good movie great and it can also make a bad movie at least
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  bearable of a has some good music in it.
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  I'm going to talk about the best songs in film, the best films with songs, whatever you know.
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  And whatever the best movie soundtracks of all time you think are.
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  And I know yours because you listen to it all the time.
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  But I'm excited to hear you talk about it.
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  So let's talk great movie soundtracks.
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  So I think that the best movie soundtrack of all time is Josie and the Pussycats.
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  Yeah.
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  This is a very controversial answer.
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  People are even screaming.
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  Someone just swirved off the road listening to this.
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  Like, the best for me.
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  It's just, you know, whatever.
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  But to me, it's Josie and the Pussycats.
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  Absolutely.
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  So Josie and the Pussycats is an MTV production movie and it has all unique songs in it.
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  And they're all like written for this movie and their kind of parodies.
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  But we have three small words.
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  Literally, it's in my safe songs.
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  And then the most iconic song of all time is backdoor lover by De Shor.
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  De Shor means friendship.
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  De Shor means friendship.
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  I have a problem and I get like really drunk.
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  I force whoever I'm with to watch this movie and I'm gonna send them all the songs.
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  It is watch this movie trash together at least like four times.
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  Like it just doesn't get old.
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  It never it's old.
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  It's some of the best like music, original songs.
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  And it's not just there to be there.
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  It really fits the theme of the movie.
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  But would we discuss doing this?
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  I was like, well, Josie and the Pussycats.
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  And that's it.
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  So we don't talk about the whole other stuff.
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  I'm like, what do you mean you have others?
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  Four.
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  And like I couldn't choose between them.
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  So I think I'm just gonna do all four of them.
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  Yeah, there you go.
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  I have others.
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  But that's the one.
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  I think that I can agree that out of all of them that I chose, Josie and the Pussycats
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  is my favorite one too.
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  Yeah, there you go.
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  I just took it from you before.
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  It's like actual good music that is made for the film.
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  And it's like the actors and actresses singing.
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  It's incredible.
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  Okay.
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  So totally different from Josie and the Pussycats.
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  One of my favorite movies, Outtracks.
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  Okay.
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  The movie was shit.
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  The movie is laughable, but the soundtrack to Queen of the Damned Slaps.
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  Okay.
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  So it is Corn's Jonathan Davis.
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  It's kind of, right?
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  Like I was studying all of this recently for this episode.
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  And I didn't realize that Corn was involved in this Outtrack.
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  And that makes sense.
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  And that makes sense.
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  Obviously, Shawna.
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  I was very young in 2002.
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  I was just so weird.
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  But it was just a weird bib.
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  I mean, middle school.
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  So I was really a baby.
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  So the lead singer from Corn, Jonathan Davis, paired up with an Indian composer named
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  Sean Carr, who had recently worked on the soundtrack for the last temptation of Christ in 1988.
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  And they wanted it to be just spooky and goth and just new metal.
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  And new metal was so cool in 2002, right?
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  Yeah.
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  So Corn disturbed deaf tones.
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  And Jonathan Davis said about, or Davies are Davis.
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  I think it's Davis.
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  I'm sorry.
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  I was not about making the album that I had to become a stop to the vampire from Queen of the
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  Damned.
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  Well, it was by Anne Rice.
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  Right?
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  Well, they've been at the dam.
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  He's a rock star.
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  Well, have you seen this movie all the way through?
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  I have.
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  I have.
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  Yeah.
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  I read the books and I wrote lyrics about being a fucking 400 year old vampire.
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  And it was so fucking fun.
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  Direct clothes.
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  In the movie, Davis from Corn laid down the vocals that the actor who played Lestot, Stuart
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  Townsend, mimicked her mouth saying to, but Jonathan Davis is labeled, gave their permission
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  for his voice to appear in the film, but they did not give their permission for him to
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  be on the soundtrack.
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  How does that work?
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  That was weird.
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  Yeah.
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  Yeah.
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  So as a result, they had to re-record all of the songs that were from the film that he sang
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  in that Lestot sang.
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  And so Chester Bennington from Lincoln Park sang one of them, disturbed David Dreyman sang
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  one of them to which Corn leads singer, Jonathan Davis said, oh, that fucking pissed me off.
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  I was so fucking mad.
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  Are you kidding me?
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  Do you know how hard I worked on this?
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  Okay.
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  Everything out.
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  I read those books.
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  I read these fucking books for you.
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  I did it all for you.
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  I just realized.
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  Right.
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  It was released on 22, 2000 and 22.
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  But it's 222 made an angel number.
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  Hopefully something sexy.
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  It means balance, harmony, and spiritual alignment.
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  That could be sexy.
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  Yeah.
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  So the rest of us feel from Queen of the Dam, did it?
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  Absolutely.
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  I mean, I feel that way by the Lea.
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  Okay, listen.
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  Her Stuart Townsend is so fine in this movie.
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  There's so lot.
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  It's just a stupid movie.
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  Yeah.
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  But the soundtrack, amazing.
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  Papa Roach is on there, disturbed.
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  And then one of my favorite songs, "Deft Towns Change" and "How Supplies" is kind of synonymous
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  with that movie.
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  So it is an iconic soundtrack.
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  So I would have to agree with you there.
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  Yeah, everybody give it a listen if you're in the mood for some...
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  Yeah.
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  Yeah.
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  It's that.
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  I would say Queen of the Damned also follows in to iconic movies to watch "Wallstung"
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  "Hungover" is a good one.
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  It is a good one.
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  So that goes in the good one-year hungover to a point that you need something not good,
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  you know, twilight.
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  Whoa, we should make an entire episode about...
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  At least watch "Wallstung" like you're hungover.
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  Wait, I may be in him seeing something where it's...
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  Is it the blue tone?
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  Maybe it's the comforting blue tone.
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  I don't know.
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  Yeah, weird.
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  But yeah, so...
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  Because that's twilight too.
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  Yeah.
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  And it's too bright when you're hungover.
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  - Now, talkin' about a bad soundtrack, the doo doo doo doo,
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  that goes through all of Twilight.
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  - Oh my God. - What's the Twilight song?
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  - "Bellas" Seam or whatever. - At the thought, yes.
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  - You know, I would argue that the Twilight soundtrack
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  is kind of iconic though.
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  There are so many songs that come out-- - At McDonald's
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  - and years and then-
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  - Yeah and every time you hear that,
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  you just think that's that song from Twilight.
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  - I'm talking about the piano.
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  - No thing.
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  - The one that's definitely, I think it's called "Bellas" theme.
• 19:52
  - Yeah, yeah.
• 19:53
  - "Bellas" - "Bellas"
• 19:54
  - "Bellas" - "Bellas"
• 19:55
  - "Bellas"
• 19:56
  - "Bellas"
• 19:57
  - I know we had an indie budget for the first one,
• 20:01
  but like, I think we kinda got in like a little bit back.
• 20:05
  - A little bit on our hands.
• 20:06
  - Listen, we don't care more on that soundtrack though.
• 20:09
  Like, there was a good stuff about that.
• 20:11
  - I guess, I guess, but you know,
• 20:13
  - Maybe that's just the score.
• 20:15
  - The score of the film.
• 20:16
  - The score of the film, terrible.
• 20:18
  - Terrible.
• 20:21
  - No, you wanna talk about a movie whose soundtrack
• 20:24
  I owned for years, wore that thing into the crowd.
• 20:29
  - The Shrek soundtrack.
• 20:30
  - Oh my God.
• 20:32
  - The Shrek soundtrack.
• 20:33
  - I'm not unique anymore.
• 20:34
  - Is that anyone else on it besides Smash,
• 20:36
  "Mouth, Rest, and Peace"?
• 20:38
  - RIP, yeah.
• 20:39
  So of course, it starts with all stars.
• 20:41
  We have on the road again, stay home.
• 20:45
  You belong to me.
• 20:47
  Bad reputation.
• 20:49
  - Really?
• 20:50
  - Yeah, I need to.
• 20:51
  - Like, say in the first movie, hold on.
• 20:53
  No, it's a different one.
• 20:55
  So, and then the Shrek 2 one is probably even more iconic.
• 21:00
  Accidentally in love, but by counting crows,
• 21:03
  holding out for a hero, changes as lovers go funky town.
• 21:08
  I'm on my way.
• 21:12
  - It's slams.
• 21:13
  - The slams of, literally Shrek 2
• 21:15
  is some of the best cinema in town, baby.
• 21:20
  - Absolutely, that's a lot of quality, dad rock right there.
• 21:24
  - Oh, live in the Vida Loca.
• 21:26
  - Also, oh.
• 21:27
  - Was that even in the movie?
• 21:29
  I remember accidentally in love.
• 21:30
  If you offered me counting crows tickets right now,
• 21:33
  absolutely, 100% let's go.
• 21:35
  I love that.
• 21:36
  - Yeah.
• 21:37
  - I see no problems with any of these.
• 21:40
  - Okay, so on to my next one, that I own, well,
• 21:43
  you know what, I didn't own this one,
• 21:44
  but my friend Heather did, and we listened to it
• 21:46
  all the time in her bedroom.
• 21:48
  My first CD ever was the Titanic soundtrack.
• 21:52
  - Oh, also good.
• 21:53
  My mom loved that shit.
• 21:54
  - Right, it's just a lot of instrumental,
• 21:58
  but they're all very iconic.
• 21:59
  And then obviously Celine Dion, my heart will go on.
• 22:01
  It's like the last song on the album.
• 22:04
  The one that I was talking about, though,
• 22:06
  is the Moulin Rouge soundtrack.
• 22:09
  Music from Baz Lerman's film.
• 22:12
  - That is tiered with just in the pussycaps in my mind.
• 22:16
  - Yes, so good.
• 22:18
  Okay, so on that soundtrack, they have,
• 22:21
  we keep saying soundtrack, or is it just me?
• 22:24
  Soundtrack.
• 22:25
  - Soundtrack. - I think it's just you.
• 22:26
  - Soundtrack.
• 22:28
  - You were saying soundtracks.
• 22:30
  Like soundtracks.
• 22:32
  Like what, yeah, you're putting like a cheese.
• 22:34
  - On the best track.
• 22:36
  - Oh, weird.
• 22:38
  - Laser.
• 22:40
  - It was a laser.
• 22:42
  - Okay.
• 22:42
  - On this soundtrack,
• 22:46
  without nature boy performed by David Bowie.
• 22:50
  And then Lady Marmalade, iconic Christina Aguilara,
• 22:53
  Lil Kim, and...
• 22:54
  - That's an original song, a original song
• 22:57
  for the movie.
• 22:59
  - Lady Marmalade is a Patie Lebel song.
• 23:01
  - No, surely. - Yeah, that song.
• 23:03
  - No, yeah, but they add the rap onto it.
• 23:05
  - Oh, yeah, absolutely.
• 23:06
  - Patie Lebel did rap.
• 23:07
  I bet she would have been good at it if she tried, though.
• 23:09
  You right, you right.
• 23:10
  Because we can, by Fat Boy Slim,
• 23:13
  I think that's that one, right?
• 23:14
  I love the sparkling diamonds performed by Nicole Kidman,
• 23:18
  who did a great job singing in this movie.
• 23:20
  "Rhythm of the Night, Your Song,"
• 23:23
  performed by you and Mukrakar.
• 23:25
  One day I'll fly away.
• 23:27
  "Children of the Revolution,"
• 23:28
  the elephant love medley, oh my God.
• 23:31
  The elephant love medley is iconic.
• 23:35
  Did you see that recent SNL sketch with Ariana Grande
• 23:38
  and Bowen, who they made fun of?
• 23:41
  - Yes.
• 23:42
  - Oh my God.
• 23:43
  I was dying during that.
• 23:45
  - Did you, okay, Bowen actually got like a message from him
• 23:49
  that the creator, no, from the--
• 23:51
  - From the creator of this?
• 23:53
  - Yeah, from Baz Lerman.
• 23:54
  And he was like, I love through what you did.
• 23:57
  And he was like, I didn't know how to respond.
• 23:59
  So I just said nothing.
• 24:00
  And now it's been too long.
• 24:02
  So he just makes a--
• 24:03
  Yeah, it's been like weeks and I haven't said anything.
• 24:05
  - That's so funny.
• 24:06
  - I was cracking up the entire time
• 24:08
  because so much time has passed since then we've been came out,
• 24:11
  but for them to like, they kept breaking into happy birthday
• 24:14
  to you.
• 24:15
  - It's just screaming.
• 24:16
  (laughs)
• 24:18
  So there's a million songs inside of the elephant love medley.
• 24:22
  But then later we have "Come What May,"
• 24:23
  which is Nicole and you and again,
• 24:26
  "El Tango Roxanne, Diamonds Again, but Sad Version."
• 24:31
  And this one was actually broken up into two soundtracks
• 24:35
  because I think there was a couple songs
• 24:37
  that got left off of the first one
• 24:40
  because they just couldn't hit the button.
• 24:41
  You old CD back in the day.
• 24:43
  So they had to have volume too.
• 24:47
  But amazing, amazing all around.
• 24:49
  Great music.
• 24:50
  I need a listen to that after this.
• 24:52
  - Yeah, I think I'm sensing a theme with all the picks
• 24:56
  that I'm about to do because I was about to say
• 24:59
  the eight mile soundtrack.
• 25:00
  I like it when there's original music for a movie.
• 25:03
  - Yeah.
• 25:04
  - And they bring it that turns into something.
• 25:07
  So I'm seeing something there.
• 25:08
  Now I will say a lot of these they like
• 25:10
  nostalgia favorites that I've named.
• 25:12
  But I think an amazing modern soundtrack is "Solpern."
• 25:17
  - "Solpern" does have a good song.
• 25:20
  - "Solpern" by Hale.
• 25:22
  - Yes, so "Solpern" I think all around
• 25:25
  was known for being unique.
• 25:27
  But this one really tickled a specific fancy for me
• 25:31
  because all of the songs that were popular
• 25:34
  when I was in college.
• 25:36
  And so it just was so good that I'll read some of them real quick.
• 25:41
  But like time to pretend.
• 25:44
  - Oh my God, that was my space on "Solpern"
• 25:47
  - "Solpern"
• 25:48
  - Yeah, so so good.
• 25:50
  And we have "Murder on the Dancefloor"
• 25:53
  - I call it.
• 25:53
  - So "Squexter" is just so happy.
• 25:56
  It's like a stranger things with the "Kate Bush" song.
• 26:00
  Like I said, time to pretend.
• 26:03
  We have "Low" by "Slow Rada" and "Tee Payne."
• 26:07
  We have "Mr. Brightside."
• 26:09
  We just have so many good songs.
• 26:11
  - Just "Molennial" and "Thone."
• 26:13
  - Yeah, just so many good songs.
• 26:15
  And then some newer songs, but a discretion is for me.
• 26:19
  So although our modern movie
• 26:20
  still kind of an nostalgic throwback for me.
• 26:24
  - I feel that.
• 26:25
  You just reminded me of the Garden State soundtrack.
• 26:28
  - Oh my God, that is a great one.
• 26:30
  - Right, okay, so we have "Pull Play," "The Shins,"
• 26:33
  "Garing is Creepy," "Zero 7," "New Slang" by "The Shins,"
• 26:37
  "All in Hey," "Fevery Corporation," "Frow Frow,"
• 26:42
  oh my God, "Imaging Eat."
• 26:44
  What an amazing "Molennial" soundtrack.
• 26:46
  - "Imaging Eat."
• 26:47
  - Okay, no, but this just scratched an itch for me.
• 26:50
  Do you remember whenever the hills or the OC
• 26:54
  would have songs and then they'd be like,
• 26:57
  "Top 100 Hits?"
• 26:59
  - Well, that's how I found say anything was the real
• 27:02
  and episode of "The Hills," like "Grandma"
• 27:06
  and they would have it at the bottom of the episode.
• 27:08
  - Yeah, and it would just have the name.
• 27:10
  Everybody found "Imaging Heaps" through "Frican the OC,"
• 27:14
  just iconic, but I mean, you know, it's, if you're younger,
• 27:18
  you don't really remember a time before this,
• 27:21
  but even during "My Space,"
• 27:22
  people were able to find new artists and things like that.
• 27:26
  - For that, it truly was these television shows
• 27:30
  and these movies, like "Bring Them In,"
• 27:32
  and that was how people got to know new people
• 27:35
  and like, other than the radio shows.
• 27:38
  - Exactly.
• 27:39
  - For such a big deal for millennials.
• 27:40
  I found out about the postal service through the OC.
• 27:44
  - Yes, yes.
• 27:45
  - Yeah, and MTV was really at the forefront of all
• 27:48
  to those bands that we now think of of, like, as iconic.
• 27:51
  - And that's what they were putting in.
• 27:52
  - And the things that they were producing,
• 27:53
  like, it just all around so, so good.
• 27:57
  - I love it.
• 27:59
  Another movie soundtrack that is more,
• 28:01
  I guess a lot of mine are pretty modern
• 28:04
  besides the Queen of the Damned,
• 28:05
  but the soundtrack for "The Black Panther,"
• 28:08
  the first one is so freaking good.
• 28:12
  Okay, so it's by this man, I'm gonna butcher his name.
• 28:17
  I'm sorry, "Loudwig," maybe not "Goranson."
• 28:20
  It has the little "O" with the two dots over it,
• 28:23
  so it might have a special way of saying that.
• 28:26
  - A treasured judgment, babe.
• 28:27
  - "Loudwig," we're gonna call him "Loudwig,"
• 28:29
  and he works with Brian Kugler and a lot of previous films.
• 28:33
  And so he worked on the score,
• 28:36
  and they wanted it to sound as African influence is possible.
• 28:40
  And obviously, maybe not, obviously,
• 28:44
  this white man named "Loudwig" did no much about African music.
• 28:48
  And so he traveled to Africa
• 28:50
  to research traditional African music,
• 28:53
  and went on tour with a single Lee's musician named Baba Mall
• 28:57
  and reported a lot of different music with Baba
• 29:00
  and really just learned about how to make this
• 29:02
  as true to African style music as possible,
• 29:05
  especially because in "Black Panther,"
• 29:08
  the society they live in hasn't been colonized.
• 29:11
  And so they're not gonna have a lot of influences
• 29:14
  from white colonizers in their music.
• 29:18
  It is truly African music.
• 29:20
  And then also on the soundtrack,
• 29:22
  there is a lot of original songs by Kendrick Lamar.
• 29:25
  We're a Kendrick house over here.
• 29:27
  (laughing)
• 29:28
  - We did not pick "Drick" in the divorce.
• 29:30
  - We did not.
• 29:32
  So the songs that Kendrick Lamar recorded a release
• 29:35
  for this soundtrack are so good.
• 29:39
  All the stars, King's dead, and pray for me.
• 29:43
  So these are all the Kendrick Lamar singles as well.
• 29:46
  And they all did really well on charts.
• 29:49
  And I have all of these songs in all of my like
• 29:51
  party playlists. - Yeah, they're so good.
• 29:54
  So Kendrick Lamar won a Grammy for one of his songs
• 29:58
  that he wrote for the soundtrack,
• 29:59
  but then they did win an Oscar for Best Score
• 30:02
  as well that year.
• 30:03
  Yep, yep.
• 30:04
  And it's just all of the soundtrack.
• 30:07
  - So they've been going to Rouge.
• 30:08
  - Yeah, that's right.
• 30:10
  That's right.
• 30:11
  Okay, let me take that back.
• 30:12
  He won a Grammy for King's Dead.
• 30:15
  Yes.
• 30:16
  So yes, he did wait for a song or a Grammy for one of his songs,
• 30:19
  but amazing soundtrack.
• 30:21
  I love it. - But, yep.
• 30:22
  - Yeah, I think another really good one.
• 30:25
  I'm thinking of more of it.
• 30:28
  - I do too.
• 30:29
  I do too.
• 30:30
  - Not to up.
• 30:31
  - Really?
• 30:32
  - Not to up has such a good one.
• 30:33
  I'll read you some of them.
• 30:34
  - Give me a little rundown.
• 30:35
  - No, we have All Night by the Marley Sons.
• 30:38
  We have Smile by Lily Allen.
• 30:40
  We have Shemishimi YAH by Whole Dirty Bastard.
• 30:43
  - Oh my God.
• 30:44
  - I'm thinking of the movie too.
• 30:45
  - Yeah, by Sublime.
• 30:47
  We have Swing.
• 30:48
  We have Clumsy by Fergie.
• 30:51
  Oh my God.
• 30:52
  - So many.
• 30:53
  It's great.
• 30:54
  - That is a good.
• 30:55
  - Okay.
• 30:56
  - Yeah.
• 30:57
  The Knocked Up one is great.
• 30:58
  And just good movies.
• 30:59
  On the note of like scores, of course,
• 31:03
  jaws.
• 31:04
  - That's amazing.
• 31:05
  - I think it is really, really amazing is Kill Bill.
• 31:10
  Both of those scores are so good.
• 31:12
  - I like really add to the movie and yeah,
• 31:15
  it's a special type of art to be able to add emotion
• 31:18
  because if you're in the music,
• 31:21
  you really would not be able to feel the same level
• 31:24
  of emotion or it would be like weird.
• 31:27
  - They use the music in the scores
• 31:29
  to influence how you feel in certain scenes too.
• 31:32
  Should I be laughing uncomfortably at this
• 31:34
  or is this legitimately sad or what kind of pathos
• 31:38
  am I gonna have indicated by the music going
• 31:40
  on the background, but that's Star Wars too.
• 31:43
  In Lord of the Rings and all of that stuff is just so epic.
• 31:47
  Those epic soundtracks are incredible.
• 31:49
  - Well, I think about that.
• 31:50
  Had you know on,
• 31:51
  took talk where they have the spooky videos
• 31:54
  and it's in the background.
• 31:55
  Like I said,
• 31:56
  but I'm like, that is literally like the same thing.
• 31:59
  It's like scoring a video otherwise it's just like,
• 32:01
  you're talking to a camera,
• 32:02
  but you add that or you add like the exact--
• 32:04
  - Exactly.
• 32:04
  - So everyone knows this video is gonna be silly.
• 32:08
  - Yeah.
• 32:09
  - This is funny.
• 32:10
  I'm making it so funny.
• 32:11
  - This is so funny, man.
• 32:12
  - Yeah.
• 32:13
  - My last album I'll mention is from a movie
• 32:16
  that I loved,
• 32:18
  I know it got critically panned by a bunch of men
• 32:22
  who hate women, so.
• 32:23
  The movie is "Bert's a Prey"
• 32:26
  and the fabulous emancipation of one Harley Quinn.
• 32:31
  I loved this movie, but I love the soundtrack even more.
• 32:36
  There are songs by Megan D. Stallion on there.
• 32:39
  Okay, so "Doja Cat" opens us up with "Boss Bitch"
• 32:43
  and then there's a song called "So Sick Whip Cream"
• 32:46
  and then "Diamonds" by Megan D'Astallion and Normani.
• 32:50
  And then there's a song by "Soedie."
• 32:53
  There's a Halsey song on there.
• 32:55
  The entire soundtrack is just like a girl power.
• 32:59
  Let's party and break up with our boyfriend.
• 33:01
  - And Margot Robbie, we trust, honestly.
• 33:04
  - Yeah, and the Barbie soundtrack.
• 33:06
  The Barbie soundtrack is so fun.
• 33:08
  - Yeah, also the Greta Girl would hand chose all those.
• 33:12
  And my favorite song from that one,
• 33:14
  when we did the episode was "Charlie X-Ex"
• 33:16
  and she's really having a moment right now.
• 33:18
  - Oh, and she...
• 33:19
  - It's nothing to know.
• 33:20
  It's a brat Barbie girl's home there.
• 33:23
  - Not gonna be care for it.
• 33:25
  - Man, now this makes me just wanna lay on my couch
• 33:28
  and listen to music all night now,
• 33:29
  which might be what I do.
• 33:31
  - Yeah, I wanna play the songs a little bit.
• 33:33
  - Ooh, you need to check up on the...
• 33:34
  - You could listen to the soundtrack
• 33:36
  and then build the home and characters of the movie.
• 33:40
  - Ooh.
• 33:41
  - And then you're like making your own movie with the score.
• 33:45
  - I should make the little show
• 33:47
  "Seen the Tussy Cat Girl."
• 33:49
  - Oh my God, how have you not?
• 33:50
  Can you make that? - I know that's insane.
• 33:51
  - Can you move them into Jessica and I's home with Lady Gaga?
• 33:56
  - Yeah, there's room.
• 33:59
  There's probably room.
• 33:59
  I think I have Heather living with you guys.
• 34:01
  - We do too. - Yeah.
• 34:02
  - Yeah.
• 34:03
  - But they could move in.
• 34:04
  I made the spice girls and I made all of them.
• 34:06
  - It's an amazing girl.
• 34:08
  - And I made Adam's family and the Buffy cast.
• 34:11
  I have a problem.
• 34:13
  - Yeah, no, those are fun.
• 34:15
  I think there's a few ways to play it.
• 34:18
  Like some people love the home part of it.
• 34:20
  Some people like the character building.
• 34:22
  - Ooh, yeah.
• 34:23
  - I don't know what I am.
• 34:24
  I need to go back and do it.
• 34:26
  - I feel like building the homes is like so much work
• 34:29
  for me where I'm like,
• 34:30
  "I wanna go make them do "Delinquent Things."
• 34:32
  - I like them making them do "Delinquent Things."
• 34:34
  I like making them have their own like drug empires
• 34:37
  and grow like a bunch of weed and mushrooms in the backyard.
• 34:39
  That's my favorite thing.
• 34:40
  - Yeah.
• 34:41
  - Be like Keri Throneweed.
• 34:42
  Okay, we could go on and on.
• 34:43
  But anyway.
• 34:45
  - Yeah.
• 34:46
  - Whoa, we'll have to make a new soundtrack
• 34:48
  for your drug empires.
• 34:49
  - For the Sims.
• 34:50
  - All right.
• 34:51
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• 34:56
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