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Loser Kids Unite, New McFly Music & Emo Phases Ep 29 · Galaxy Crashers: The Busted and McFly Podcast

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  Hello and welcome back. You're listening to Galaxy
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  Crashers, The Busted, and McFly podcast.
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  The only podcast where Busted and McFly come together.
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  Brought to you by two mums who still think the year 2005 was
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  about 3 years ago. I'm Shan.
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  And I'm Tay, and coming up this week, we've got McFly in the
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  Wild, where we're discussing the possibility of new music.
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  Huh. Oh my God, I'm so ready for
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  that. Yes.
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  We are also talking Loser Kid by Busted, which is the final song
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  on their debut album and genuinely one of their most
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  underrated chaotic little anthems which I'm very excited.
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  For Oh my God Absolutely Lovely as a Kid spoiler and for the
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  naughty slow songs, we're heading straight back to the
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  year 3 thousands emo cousin Teenagers by My Chemical
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  Romance. A song that made every single
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  one of us feel dangerous despite the fact we were literally
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  revising for GCSE science. Nothing else better.
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  Did you? Oh dear.
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  OK, so before we get started today, we should probably talk a
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  little bit about our little hiatus.
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  We've probably most of you have realised already that we weren't
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  here last week and this episode is coming out a little bit later
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  than usual. Yeah, you may also have noticed
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  that our lack of social media posts the last couple of weeks
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  as well as we've been dire on the social.
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  Media we really have, but I think we've both had a lot going
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  on. I think as most, most of our
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  listeners know, I think I mentioned a few weeks ago on the
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  podcast that my, my nan was really poorly.
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  So unfortunately we had suffered a very, very sad loss 2 weeks
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  ago. We had to say goodbye to my
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  wonderful Nan and I just need a little bit of time to be able to
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  grieve without having to think about all the podcast stuff, so
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  hopefully all of you understand why we have not been so present.
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  But we are back now, and we have a wonderful episode lined up for
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  you all today. Absolutely.
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  So let's get cracking. It's half term.
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  Are we surviving or thriving? Neither is neither a good enough
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  answer. Absolutely.
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  Oh, I mean, it's been a, it's do you know what on, on the like
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  polished social media front, you know, the stuff that you post
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  online, it seems like I've had a really lovely week.
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  We've had Devon County show. Yeah, it's been, it's been nice.
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  Busy and happy little family love.
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  It yeah, we've had Devon County show, we've had picnics in the
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  park and barbecues in the garden and I did a colour run in the
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  heat wave for the school. I love that.
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  Fair play to you. I mean, it was.
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  It was an experience. I'm still trying to get pink
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  paint out of Autumn's hair, but that's fine.
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  But like, on the real front, it's been a bit brain messy.
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  Should I say? Without getting too deep, a
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  little bit brain messy. And I've like cherry on top of
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  all of my like emotional brain stress.
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  I've done something to my foot. I think all our listeners and
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  you will know that I don't shut up about my only outlet being
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  running and I my body's like ha, ha, no, you can't even do that
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  now. No, I like today.
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  Yeah, I rolled my I was taking autumn's having her first ever
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  big girl sleepover at a friend's house tonight.
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  So it's much, it's like, it's exciting, but my, my mummy brain
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  needed to keep busy. So I took Arya to the park and I
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  was playing a game with her on the way at the road.
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  I was like, don't let mummy step on the road.
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  Mummy's got to stay on the pavement.
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  And then I kept putting my foot on the road and she'd go no, no.
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  And it was like funny and cute. And then I stepped on what I
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  thought was a road, but it was a curb, and rolled my foot down
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  the side of it and I actually heard it pop.
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  Oh no. What's really sad is you didn't
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  even do it running. No, I didn't.
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  And I. See a little picture of you with
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  your like, frozen bag of ice on your foot?
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  I was like, Oh no, she's herself running.
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  But you didn't. You did it.
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  Again, No. Yeah, last week.
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  Not last week, the week before I hurt my foot.
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  No, it was last week I hurt my foot running.
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  I was we love to run on this like little back Rd.
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  It's beautiful actually, but it's full of potholes and I
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  hadn't ran for I hadn't ran for a week because I was having an
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  emotional brain fart time and I just needed to just have some
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  time to myself. So I was like, right, I'm
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  getting back to it, but I'm going to go a bit slower than
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  you just so I can you know, I can do it in my own pace and
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  don't rush myself. So my friend ran on and I'm
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  like, looking around constantly thinking I'm going to, a car's
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  going to hit me. So I turn round to see if
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  there's any cars coming down the road and I fall into this giant
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  pothole and I twist. I twisted my ankle then and it's
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  honestly only just healed. Yeah, I know.
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  Now I've bloody rolled again. What I think this means is
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  exercise ain't for me. Story on my back.
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  I think this just means shut up. This is my my life just going.
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  You need to quit it now. No.
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  You've done so well. You've done so well.
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  You're doing amazing. It's really funny because me and
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  I was at the beach with Tash the other day and I was talking
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  about like how we've not done the pod and stuff at ages and
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  she, she asked if you were still doing your running and stuff.
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  And I was like, she's so smashing it.
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  I was like, she's doing like 10 KS now.
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  She was like, yeah, she was buzzing for you.
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  I'm so I love it and I'm like, I'm not one to ever scream about
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  how proud I am of myself, but I've tried couched 5K four or
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  five times and I've never committed to it.
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  I'm actually doing this for myself now.
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  And I think once you hit past that 3K that people say all the
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  time, like in the in the runners community, a runner or in the
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  run of the world, they say that the first 3K is the hardest.
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  And it really is, because once you've gotten past that and your
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  legs aren't feeling like Jelly anymore, it's quite easy.
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  Like, yeah. Easy should I say?
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  Yeah. Yeah, because your body and your
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  muscles are all used to it. So now I've got past that.
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  I've got past my like mental block and now I'm like, I'm
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  really happy and I'm really, like, proud of myself doing it.
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  And now I'm supposed to be doing, I'm supposed to be doing
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  12 K tomorrow and I can't. Maybe it's my foot.
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  Well, you need to make sure you rest it because if you start it
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  early and it's not healed, then you're going to be even more
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  trouble, so. I know, but this now means I've
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  got to spend an hour and a half extra with my children.
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  Could go for, could go for a. McDonald's instead, you know.
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  Counterproductive. Oh, it sounds like a nice time.
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  Yeah, it's OK. It's it's all been a bit mental,
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  to be completely honest, the last few weeks just feel like a
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  bit of a blur with Nan and everything.
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  But we are, you know, we're powering through and we're just,
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  you know, trying to come together as a family and do what
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  we can and support each other. And yeah.
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  So I'll be back up there next week for the for her funeral,
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  which is on Friday. So it'd be nice to get together
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  with everybody and have a little celebration.
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  And. And what about Malarkey?
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  Yeah. So that's coming up next.
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  Week she was always one for a good celebration as.
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  Well, Oh yeah, Oh my God, she'd be there with a pint of beer in
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  her hand. Absolutely.
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  She used to love a pint of lager, my nan.
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  But yeah, this week's been full on like I've had obviously like
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  child every day on my own because obviously Jack's been
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  busy working and I had a market all day on Saturday.
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  So Jack had Marley all day on his own on Saturday.
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  So I sort of like took the reins on Sunday.
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  The market went really, really well.
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  Had a really, really good day marketing.
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  On. Saturday, that was great.
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  And then, yeah, when he came back on Sunday, I, I took over.
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  I had a lovely beach morning with my best friend, which was
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  so nice. I literally went to the beach.
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  I've been to the beach every day for four days.
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  I've been in the sea. I'm so proud of myself because
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  I'm such a wolf. Oh.
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  I love that. But I'm like every time I see
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  the sun and I'm like you know when you get so hot that all you
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  want to do is just like douse yourself in water?
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  Like I've been literally for the last four days this is the first
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  day since sun like Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday I
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  literally have been in the sea. I did 2 evening swims, 1 little
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  sunset dip which was so nice. Literally so.
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  So nice, yeah. But that was on Tuesday night
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  and we went up to the beach and sat up there and like, had a
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  Fanta lemon and chilled out. So yeah, it was really nice.
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  However, my daughter is just going through a phase where she
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  just will not go to sleep. So everything that I'm planning,
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  I don't know because she's got a fan in her room, so it's quite
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  cool in there. She's just very defiant at the
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  moment. Normally I can like put her
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  down, sit me there for like 10 minutes and be like, right,
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  Mummy's just going to go and get changed.
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  I'll be back in a minute and by the time I've come back she's
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  gone to sleep. But tonight, last night, she's
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  getting out of bed. She's like crying.
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  Then when I say get back into bed, she wants me to sit there,
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  she wants me to hold her hand. I can't honestly just take, it's
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  taken so long to get her to go to sleep, but it's fine.
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  We we're managing had a lovely little walk in the woods
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  yesterday morning with the dog because obviously it's so hot.
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  I can't like take him out when it's hot, but the woods that
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  like up the road from us is so nice and so cool.
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  So we went up there with Molly's little friends and a couple of
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  my mum friends and it was just really nice to have like a
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  little couple of hours out with all the kids running around and
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  laughing and joking together. So yeah, it's been a nice half
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  term to be honest, other than the fact that my daughter just
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  will not go to bed. Well, other than what you don't
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  know, listeners, is that we've tried to record this podcast
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  every day since Monday. Yeah, three nights.
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  Molly is not allowing it. She's like, uh, uh, no, thank
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  you. Actually, that's a lie.
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  The first night I was like, I'm sweating.
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  I can't do the podcast. I'm literally going to pass out.
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  Oh, I see. It was, it was the second night
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  and the third night now that she's been a pain in the ass.
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  Oh dear. But yeah, we're fine.
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  We've got a little party at her nursery tomorrow because her
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  nursery has been open for one whole year.
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  So they're having like a little party with.
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  Oh my God, how cute. Yeah, bouncy castles and stuff.
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  So I'm really excited to take her to that in the afternoon.
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  So yeah, nice chilled weekend plan to.
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  So overall a very nice half term.
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  And thank God for the bloody sunny, because I needed some
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  vitamin D. Oh well, I don't know about that
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  to be honest. Oh, really?
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  I'm I'm, I'm like, I'm a full on spring and autumn girl.
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  Tell me why I am dying in May. I feel like you've tricked my
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  brain. And now next week I'm going to
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  think it's Howa, Howa Howa season.
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  I'll be watching Twilight, but actually it's only May.
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  Yeah, it was the love it mate. I'm here for it.
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  I'm here for the 30° days. I'm like get my legs out in the
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  sun and just sit there and bathe.
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  I'm not have a sweaty under boob.
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  Yeah, I don't have, I don't have an under boob.
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  Comfortably, again, I don't have an under boob so I'm OK.
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  Itty bitty titty Kitty living dream.
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  Oh, I see it right. We should probably leave it
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  there before we start talking about nipples.
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  Sorry everyone. It's time for this or that.
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  No thinking, no hesitation, just stupid answers to stupid
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  questions. So I've gone with I've gone with
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  the like theme of the song this week.
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  Just thought I'd smash it out. So be the loser kid.
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  As in like everybody that hates you and you're part of like that
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  little group that nobody likes but you have elite music taste
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  or being being popular but only listening to crappy overplayed
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  chart songs. So it's so funny because I
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  actually had this question written down for you as well.
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  Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.
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  I heard this is my this or that, so that's so funny.
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  So I've already thought of my answer.
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  So I'm kind of prepared today. The loser kid.
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  No hesitation. Literally.
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  I think when I was in school I yearned to be one of the popular
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  kids. But now I literally couldn't
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  care less. I've spent I, I was actually
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  talking to somebody the other day.
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  I've spent my whole life with one or two friends.
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  They are different friends. As you get older, obviously your
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  friendship group changes, but I've always had one or two close
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  friends and I'm happy with that. I don't need a large group of
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  friends. I would find it so
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  overstimulating. I can't even answer a WhatsApp
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  message from my mum, like I don't know how I would cope with
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  that many friends so. Do you know what, though?
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  I think it's like you're like me in that, like, I've got friends.
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  Like, if I get all of my friends together, I've got, like, a good
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  group of people. But like, those friends aren't,
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  like, friends, if that makes sense.
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  Yeah. Like, you all know each other.
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  You all love each other, but you're not friends other than
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  the fact that we get together to do things like if it's my
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  birthday or for my engagement party or, you know, like all of
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  that sort of stuff, Like there's not really a connection between
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  you all. So I have like you and then I
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  have Tash and then I have Tamara and then I have Ricky and Steve
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  and that's like, pretty much it. Yeah.
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  Like they're all small individual friends.
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  I don't have like 1 big massive friend group where everybody
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  loves each other. Yeah, I agree.
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  Over stimulating. Not here for it.
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  I. Like ADHD brain could not
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  compute. Sorry.
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  I don't think I would ever survive with loads of friends.
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  Also I don't think I'd be able to survive with shit music
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  because Oh my God I I am like known in every friendship circle
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  I've ever had or even by like work colleagues.
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  As the girl that does not have a guilty pleasure.
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  I love all music openly. I see.
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  I could not do shit music tastes because how could I be proud of
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  that? Do you know, do you know what,
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  though? Is that like we all love a
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  shitty pop song. Don't get me wrong.
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  Like I am here for like a shitty pop song every now and again.
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  But the stuff that's on the radio right now, Shannon, I
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  cannot. I am not OK.
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  I like no we. Looked at the we looked at the
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  radio on big weekend lineup literally today, me and Bradley
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  and I was like, I know five of these people and literally three
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  of them I listen to it's. The girl that sings, she's got a
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  song about a drug dealer. Is she called Lola something?
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  Lola Young? Oh.
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  Lola Young. Love her, love her.
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  That's pretty much the only person in the charts that I
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  listen to at the moment. And Noah Khan.
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  Maisie Peters is actually at really one weekend, so I'm just
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  going to. I don't, I know you love her.
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  I love like a couple of her songs.
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  Obviously I walked down the aisle to one of her songs.
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  But like, she's not like a massive person that I'd be like,
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  oh, yeah, I want to go and see her.
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  Like I'm not, you know, I don't. Yeah, I'm not here for it.
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  And if I think back to like, the naughties and like early 2000
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  tens, like pop music was, I think good.
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  But like, if it was one of those, yeah, it was a lot
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  better. Brilliant.
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  It's a lot better than it is now.
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  If I'm thinking about pop music now, absolutely no way.
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  If I'm thinking about pop music back then, I don't mind it as
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  much. Also listening to new music with
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  the TikTok generation is actually ruins music for me
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  because. Oh my God, it's people write.
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  People write music to be trendy on TikTok, which I get because
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  you get more listens and more streams and blah blah blah, but
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  I am so sick of listening to. It's the same song.
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  Easy to fall in love. No, shut up.
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  I don't care. That song would have been.
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  I would have liked that song. Yeah, absolutely, absolutely.
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  There's a little TikTok like trending videos just ruin it for
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  everyone. Well, I agree in that I
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  genuinely more than happy to be the loser kid, was the loser kid
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  still am the loser kid because my popularity suffered because
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  my playlist was so bad. Like, genuinely, like, there's
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  no way. If anybody looked at my iPod
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  back then, they'd be like, huh, no, you cannot get away with
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  listening to this sort of music and be popular.
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  I mean, obviously I was popular. I wasn't popular for many
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  reasons, not just that, but still, I would do it all over
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  again. I really would.
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  I love my. My music tasted skinny.
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  Yeah, I'm here for it. OK.
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  Have you got another one then? Because I know you said that you
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  picked you had one that was similar to mine.
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  I do. I've got one more and it is.
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  Would you prefer your teenage bedroom with your posters all
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  over your walls and all of that jazz, or you're like carefully
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  aesthetic adult home? Oh, OK, I mean, not very good at
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  the whole aesthetic thing anyway.
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  I try, I try. I'm looking around thinking if
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  anybody saw my my Conservatory that I'm sat in now, they'd be
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  like, Hun, you don't know what aesthetic means.
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  It's a fucking jumble of shit, but I think genuinely it would
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  be postables. If I could get away with having
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  Vampire Diaries, McFly, Busted posters, Taylor Swift posters,
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  like all over my walls, I would. I would absolutely, as a 33 year
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  old woman, married woman, have it.
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  But I'm not sure my husband would be very pleased if he came
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  home and I had Ian Somerhalder's face.
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  All over the wall. Mine would.
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  Mine right? Yeah, yours would, you'd love.
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  It I've got I've got Ian Somerhalder blanket and Bradley
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  when I got bought from it. I don't know if I've said this
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  on the podcast before, but I was like, ha, ha, ha, look at this.
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  This is the best 30th birthday present ever.
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  And he was like, Oh my God, it's a present for me as well because
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  I get to sleep next to Ian. So I was like, yes.
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  I love that Jack could be like that if it was Zac Efron like
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  old Zac. Efron new face.
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  Not new face Zac Efron. New face.
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  Yeah, no, I'm absolutely all for a poster wall, genuinely.
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  And it's a bit sad that we have to leave that part of us behind
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  because, you know. Hey, I haven't, I don't know if
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  you know, but my I don't know the last time you're in my
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  bedroom, but I've got posters up on my wall.
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  All you have to is frame them now and it looks cool.
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  I used to have that. Idea.
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  I used to have posters. Do you remember my house when I
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  lived in the the flat, the big flat that we never finished.
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  I had a big framed poster of the 1975 and a big framed poster of
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  strange things. Just frame it, mate, Just frame
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  it. That's a.
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  Great idea, I'll just get smaller ones and just frame them
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  and make a whole wall. Of them, that's what my friend
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  lives done up her stairs is like she's got like a photo wall,
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  like a gallery wall and there's loads of pictures of her family
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  and her friends and it's all cute.
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  But then in the middle in smaller frames, it's like a
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  picture of David Tennant in Domino.
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  Oh wow, that's brilliant. And like a little picture of
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  like the McFly boys and the busted boys and like all up her
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  wall. So it looks like these guys are
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  just like friends with her. It's really funny.
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  I love it. And do you know what I think it
• 19:04
  like is it's a bit of our personalities that we have to
• 19:06
  like suppress when we like get partners or get married or
• 19:09
  whatever. And it's so sad, I can't imagine
• 19:13
  Jack had loads of posters on his bedroom wall when he was the
• 19:16
  younger name. Rihanna.
• 19:17
  Ask him about Rihanna. Yeah, I'm sure.
• 19:19
  I was going to say, I'm sure. If it was anything, it was
• 19:21
  Rihanna with her boobies out. Yeah, or like how to which I'm
• 19:24
  here. For I'm saying no, he knew that.
• 19:27
  He didn't need to put that up, but he knew that already.
• 19:30
  I'd be all up for a Rihanna poster.
• 19:32
  It's fine. We can.
• 19:33
  We can make a deal. I can do that.
• 19:35
  Go with it. Rihanna one framed Rihanna 1
• 19:38
  framed in somehow perfect. Like what a what a coordination
• 19:43
  like, can it get any better than that?
• 19:46
  I'm here for it. Absolutely here for it.
• 19:51
  It's time for McFly in the Wild, where we talk about what the
• 19:54
  boys have been up to this week. So I was humming and gnawing
• 19:57
  while I was thinking about this episode and I was like, oh, what
• 20:00
  can we talk about for McFly in the wild today?
• 20:02
  And obviously there's a few things going on and like, I was
• 20:05
  on Tom's Instagram and I thought, I haven't spoke about
• 20:07
  Tom for ages. Love Tom, but my God.
• 20:09
  We talk about Tom every single. I know, I know, but because we
• 20:13
  haven't recorded for two weeks, I feel like I need myself.
• 20:15
  Do you know what I mean? I went on his Instagram page and
• 20:18
  his whole Instagram is just Paddington, Paddington,
• 20:20
  Paddington, Paddington and right now.
• 20:21
  And I was like, I'm so here for it, I'm not going to lie.
• 20:24
  But I feel like we talk about Paddington a fair amount.
• 20:26
  So we probably should not do that for this week.
• 20:28
  So what I thought was, shall we have a little chin wag about
• 20:32
  some of the clues that have been posted around in that we might
• 20:36
  be looking at a new album possibly coming out this year,
• 20:41
  maybe early next year. Yeah, so obviously there's loads
• 20:46
  of different clues. We've seen quite a few.
• 20:48
  One of the main ones that I think like seems to be coming up
• 20:51
  all the time is so many fans getting photos outside McFly
• 20:55
  Studios, which kills me because we're not ever in London, so you
• 21:01
  can't just go to be. Fair.
• 21:02
  To be fair, they were doing lots of stuff with them.
• 21:05
  Are they called Hello Monday? Is that what they're called?
• 21:07
  Yes, Danny's. Danny's fan does.
• 21:10
  He's signed them, hasn't he? Yeah, yeah.
• 21:12
  He's well, they were the girls from didn't they do Eurovision
• 21:16
  or? Something.
• 21:17
  Oh, Eurovision. That's it, yeah.
• 21:19
  Yeah, and he's doing lots of work with them, so I understand
• 21:21
  why he's there. But tell me why people keep
• 21:23
  meeting Harry, Because surely Harry's only there to.
• 21:27
  Put. Some drums down.
• 21:29
  Exactly, exactly. They're all there.
• 21:31
  And you think about how busy Tom is as well at the moment.
• 21:33
  He's got time to go to McFly Studios.
• 21:35
  He's doing something important. Do you know what I mean?
• 21:37
  So we know that because we've seen a lot of posts and equally
• 21:42
  so jealous. All I want to do is just go and
• 21:44
  say hello, hi, how are you, love you.
• 21:47
  I know it's it's so frustrating because we don't have the
• 21:50
  capacity to just wander off to London every weekend.
• 21:55
  Also, can we talk about all the summer?
• 21:58
  Yeah, exactly. And can we talk about all the
• 21:59
  summer shows that we're not going to?
• 22:02
  Literally because they're on like weekdays, so far away,
• 22:05
  awkward weeks. Or they're far away, like even
• 22:08
  the closest one to us. We can't Cardiff.
• 22:11
  It's Cardiff, the closest one to us is 4 hours away.
• 22:14
  I was like waiting and waiting and waiting and I'm like, surely
• 22:16
  they're going to announce something a little bit further
• 22:18
  down. Surely they're going to come for
• 22:19
  like a festival or something like they do every year and they
• 22:22
  haven't announced anything and I'm so.
• 22:24
  Sorry, I can't afford it. No, exactly.
• 22:27
  And I'm. I'm a shame on you, Tom, because
• 22:30
  your wife is doing a touring theatre production and she's
• 22:32
  going to the. Hall of Cornwall, come in we've.
• 22:34
  Wandered down this way. Exactly, exactly.
• 22:37
  Not up for it, but we are obviously going to that, so
• 22:39
  that's fine. Ohh, we've got.
• 22:41
  But we haven't even discussed it.
• 22:43
  We were like. Obviously we're getting.
• 22:44
  I've put the date in my calendar.
• 22:48
  Obviously we've got waitress this year as well, but I'm just
• 22:50
  very, very sad that I know that we're not going to be like at
• 22:52
  the summer shows, but it's fine. Maybe a last minute thing will
• 22:55
  work out and if it doesn't, we've already got a couple of
• 22:57
  like London visits to do, haven't we?
• 23:00
  So at least we'll, we'll be around, we're going to exactly.
• 23:03
  We're going to get to go and see Paddington, which I'm very
• 23:06
  excited about because that needs to happen.
• 23:08
  Then we've got rent, which has got.
• 23:11
  Oh my goodness, don't even get my Stranger Things hot little
• 23:14
  game, please. I'm going to go, yeah, I'm going
• 23:17
  to go head to toe in the Hellfire Club.
• 23:20
  Still lives closed. And he's going to be like, get
• 23:23
  this freak out of here and I'm going to be like, yo.
• 23:27
  I'm here for it. I'm so here for it.
• 23:29
  So, so many different things that we want to go to London and
• 23:31
  see. So we're going to have to do 2
• 23:33
  trips, I think at that. Obviously over the next sort of
• 23:35
  year, we're going to have to do that, but we should have time to
• 23:37
  go and see all the bits and bobs while we do that.
• 23:40
  But yeah, that's the first sort of thing that I noticed.
• 23:43
  And I thought, oh, there's more and more pictures of them at the
• 23:46
  studios. And then I think it might have
• 23:49
  been Dougie that posted a picture on a story of them all
• 23:54
  sat in the studios and the Doug, like, dude with the whiteboard.
• 23:57
  Yeah. And there's like the whiteboards
• 23:59
  like blanked out a little bit. Yeah.
• 24:03
  Let me tell you, my mind went crazy.
• 24:05
  I was like. And that's that playlist as
• 24:08
  well. The playlist, it was like when
• 24:10
  rapping. I don't know.
• 24:11
  It was like a fake playlist or if it was real, but I'd tell you
• 24:15
  what, it had me feral. Had some bangers on there, like
• 24:20
  literally I was like, if this is the vibe of the next album, I am
• 24:23
  so here for it because it was like I'm.
• 24:25
  Here for it, yeah. There was some absolute Corker
• 24:28
  songs on there. I wondered whether you've got
• 24:32
  like an idea of what the vibe might be.
• 24:33
  Do you think it's going to be a bit more like power to play
• 24:37
  heavier, like, you know, a bit more rocky?
• 24:40
  Or do you think they'll probably bring back a little bit more of
• 24:42
  like the pop rock style, what you're thinking?
• 24:45
  And not only that, what do you what?
• 24:46
  What would you want to hear? OK, I'll go with what I want
• 24:49
  first because I've got a very, very black heavy metal heart.
• 24:54
  OK, I'm planning to go and see president.
• 24:58
  I'm going to vlog this. I've me and Bradley have already
• 25:00
  talked about this because I'm going to, I'm going to be front
• 25:03
  row. I'm going.
• 25:03
  To be can I also can I just bring up Charlie Simpson?
• 25:05
  You shared me. I think you shared, I think it
• 25:08
  was you or somebody, somebody shared a video of him singing a
• 25:12
  song the other day. Oh my God, president.
• 25:15
  And I was like, this is so good. This is so good.
• 25:17
  And then he just started going and I was like, OK, maybe not.
• 25:23
  I was really enjoying the first minute.
• 25:25
  Oh, the first minute was so good that the singing was really
• 25:28
  good. And I was like, this is quite
• 25:30
  catchy. And then there was so much
• 25:31
  screamo and I was like, I can't deal with, I can deal with a
• 25:33
  little bit. I tell you now I know I'm going
• 25:36
  to give you some homework because there are two thoughts 2
• 25:38
  songs that I know you would like that aren't screaming.
• 25:41
  They're rocky. One of them is a little bit
• 25:43
  dancy, actually. Oh, OK, I'll give you some I'll
• 25:45
  give you some president homework.
• 25:47
  But yeah, anyway, my, my little, my little metal core heart wants
• 25:52
  it to be Rocky. I want to hear Danny lose his
• 25:56
  shit. I want to hear Tom like he is
• 26:00
  uncorrupted. I, I yearn.
• 26:05
  What's the song? That I showed you in the car.
• 26:08
  That I was like Tom's vocals. Is it POV?
• 26:10
  Oh. No, I don't know.
• 26:14
  There's a song that I was like Tom's vocals in.
• 26:17
  Oh, maybe. I think it might have been.
• 26:20
  I think it was POV. I'm not putting it on, I'm just
• 26:23
  looking at the lyrics so I can try and remember which one it
• 26:25
  is. Yeah, it's definitely.
• 26:27
  Danny does the lovely. Danny does the cute.
• 26:30
  Bit Tom does. The.
• 26:31
  Yeah, everything we did this way, that one.
• 26:34
  Oh my God. I that's what I I yearn for that
• 26:38
  that McFly. However, nothing in my like
• 26:42
  there is only one album that beats this album ever in my
• 26:45
  life. I want a radioactive 2.0.
• 26:49
  I want that kind of album. I want.
• 26:51
  I would be so buzzed for that. I want songs like Smile, but
• 26:56
  equally like The End and like, yeah, I just, I that's my one of
• 27:03
  my favourite albums in the whole entire world.
• 27:05
  That's never left my top five albums ever.
• 27:08
  Yeah, absolutely. That's what I want.
• 27:09
  I agree. That's what I think it will be.
• 27:12
  What I want is. I think Power to Play was crazy.
• 27:14
  Angry. I think Power to Play was
• 27:16
  actually like, didn't it wasn't overly well received, but
• 27:21
  actually it is quite a good album.
• 27:23
  I think that people judge an album when it comes out like
• 27:26
  straight away the first thing they do is go, Oh no, it's not
• 27:28
  as good as their last one or it's not as good as this.
• 27:30
  It's not as good as that. But actually, the more you start
• 27:32
  listening to the songs, the more you're like, actually this, this
• 27:34
  is fucking great because there are some absolute bangers on
• 27:37
  Power to Play and equally going to bring her up because if we
• 27:40
  don't, who are we? Feel the same about Taylor
• 27:43
  Swift's Life of a Showgirl. Genuinely, when I first started
• 27:46
  listening to it, I was like, oh, I'm not sure.
• 27:48
  Like a couple of them. I was like, Oh yeah, this one's
• 27:50
  OK, this one's OK. I love it.
• 27:52
  Every song on that album now, I'm so here for it.
• 27:54
  I'm so here for it. Yeah, I really do.
• 27:56
  Even cancelled. I hated cancelled when I first
• 27:58
  heard it, and now I am. Oh.
• 27:59
  My goodness, cancelled is literally my top 2.
• 28:02
  I know. So I'm telling you because I
• 28:04
  know you love it. I have my least favourite Taylor
• 28:08
  Swift song ever is on Live show Girl.
• 28:11
  Which one? Honey.
• 28:15
  Your least favourite song? Yeah.
• 28:19
  Oh my God, I love you can. Come on, honey.
• 28:21
  Singing. And the only one I like that
• 28:24
  line, none of the rest like. Honey, honey.
• 28:28
  Oh, it's such a good song. So good.
• 28:30
  OK, All right. Well, I'll let you off.
• 28:32
  Also don't like eldest daughter? Yeah, I feel like father figure
• 28:36
  and eldest daughter are probably the lower ones on my.
• 28:39
  Oh, I love father figure. Yeah, I don't, I don't vibe with
• 28:42
  it. But I mean, it's it's not a bad
• 28:44
  song. This is not a Taylor Swift
• 28:45
  podcast, what we're doing. Sorry.
• 28:47
  We do this every week back to McFly.
• 28:51
  Sorry it's my fault I brought her up anyway.
• 28:55
  I agree. I think that I would, yeah.
• 28:58
  I'd be happy for a bit more. I'd like a slight shift from
• 29:01
  power to play, I think, but I would like the the whole
• 29:04
  radioactive 2.0 would be great. I love, like you said, the idea
• 29:08
  of songs like Smile, but also adding that like Rocky, sort of
• 29:13
  like, yeah, like the vocals, like I need the vocals like Room
• 29:18
  on the 3rd. Floor Daddy's, I called him.
• 29:21
  Did. You call him Daddy.
• 29:26
  I've got kids. I want to.
• 29:28
  Hear. Daddy.
• 29:30
  'S I've got kids because I'm constantly saying they were
• 29:31
  daddy. You're alive, me thinking about
• 29:34
  Danny don't being a daddy. What I meant to say was I want
• 29:39
  to hear Danny scream. I want to hear him like crack
• 29:43
  his throat in the in the this. Is where I'm at but I want I
• 29:48
  want more from Tom because Tom has got literally unbelievable
• 29:52
  vocals and I feel like all I've heard from Tom recently is mom
• 29:56
  mom mom mom mom. Late I'm late I.
• 30:00
  Do I'm here for, I'm so here for it.
• 30:03
  Like I love the Paddington Tom, but I feel like I need that like
• 30:07
  POV Tom back a little bit. You know what I mean?
• 30:09
  On these days, the vocal vocal vocals.
• 30:11
  When you think about albums like Room on the 3rd Floor.
• 30:14
  Great album. Like you know I know it's their
• 30:16
  first album. I love the songs.
• 30:17
  Like it's obviously not a highest rated album but I feel
• 30:22
  like we miss out on a lot of vocal technique in the 1st.
• 30:26
  But This is why. This is why not alone feels to
• 30:30
  me like it doesn't feel so. Random.
• 30:32
  I was just going to say that's the exception.
• 30:35
  That's always the exception on this album.
• 30:37
  It's the only one where I feel like there's more vocal that's
• 30:40
  like focus and they're like technically such good vocalists
• 30:43
  and I feel like they've grown so much, like as they've aged,
• 30:47
  their voices have just got impeccable.
• 30:49
  I just like, would like to hear a bit more of that because don't
• 30:52
  get me wrong, like where did all the guitars go?
• 30:55
  I'm so here for it. I love it.
• 30:56
  Like God of Rock'n'roll, like they're good songs, but they're
• 30:59
  guitar songs. Do you know what I mean?
• 31:01
  I was listening to, I was listening to my BBQ.
• 31:04
  I've got like this, you know how Spotify like makes a playlist
• 31:07
  for you? Yeah, I've got I typed in BBQ
• 31:11
  playlist and it gave me like love that BBQ rock, BBQ rock
• 31:16
  catered to you or whatever it's called.
• 31:18
  And God of Rock'n'roll came on and Bradley was like, what the
• 31:21
  fuck is this? I was like, excuse me?
• 31:26
  Sorry, what do you mean? Excuse me?
• 31:30
  I mean, I'm here for it and like obviously, like we've got like
• 31:33
  honey, I'm home, haven't we? Which is Power to Play and We've
• 31:37
  Got Forever is Not Enough on there as well.
• 31:38
  Which, you know, obviously there are some really good songs, but
• 31:41
  I just, I don't feel like it's a singy album.
• 31:44
  I don't feel like there's enough singy, singy songs on it.
• 31:47
  Yeah, that's a real technical version of me I want.
• 31:51
  Them I do get what you're saying.
• 31:53
  Yeah, yeah. So I would like something a
• 31:55
  little bit more like Radioactive, but with the with
• 31:58
  the vocals of songs like Not Alone and POV.
• 32:02
  Do you know what I mean? Yeah, absolutely.
• 32:04
  I'm up for that. Do we think, when do we think
• 32:07
  it's going to come out? When do we think we're going to
• 32:09
  hear it? Because like, if they're
• 32:10
  recording now, how long? I'm like, itching for it,
• 32:14
  genuinely. Up, I think.
• 32:16
  I think it will be either just before Christmas.
• 32:20
  Christmas time so. They can get the Christmas sales
• 32:23
  or because that's so old school, aren't they, that people don't
• 32:26
  really do that anymore? But I feel like McFly would.
• 32:29
  Yeah, I get it. Or maybe early next year, like
• 32:34
  maybe it's a summer album and it comes out in May.
• 32:38
  But don't you think it would be really good for it to come out
• 32:40
  like Christmas for them to tour next year?
• 32:43
  Because that's 100%. The other part of me is like new
• 32:46
  album means new tour and I am so fucking ready.
• 32:50
  A hundred 100% But like President and like Enter
• 32:56
  Shikari. Recently they announced a tour,
• 32:59
  which I, I actually, we got tickets in Shakari one and then
• 33:03
  like 3 or 4 weeks later then dropped an album.
• 33:08
  But it's not, it's not like it was chronological before, wasn't
• 33:12
  it, That it was an album, See, see how other sales do and then
• 33:15
  tour it and then album back in the studio and then album and
• 33:19
  then tour it. Now I don't think necessarily
• 33:21
  have to do that. I think if McFly produced some
• 33:24
  tickets and said I'm going on tour, people would buy it.
• 33:27
  But I feel like when you buy like, tour tickets, you need to
• 33:30
  know what you're going to see. Do you know what I mean?
• 33:33
  Like people? Don't do that for Reading
• 33:35
  Festival. No, very true.
• 33:36
  No. But like for festivals, I think
• 33:38
  these tickets without knowing. Who's going to play?
• 33:39
  No, but I mean like if you're if they're doing like an arena
• 33:42
  tour, like it would need to be a tour that's like based on like,
• 33:47
  you know, like they had busted versus McFly, they did power
• 33:50
  100% they're doing an album tour or are they doing like a
• 33:52
  greatest hits tour? Like, you know, like I feel like
• 33:55
  if they're going to release a tour, I feel like it would need
• 33:57
  a theme. And I feel like the theme is
• 33:59
  probably going to be the album and.
• 34:01
  To be fair for McFly, for McFly they normally do.
• 34:04
  Like there's a name of the tour? Like the up close and personal
• 34:07
  tour? Or exactly, Oh my God, it'd be
• 34:09
  so with another up close and personal tour.
• 34:13
  Oh my goodness, that was my story.
• 34:15
  It was my first ever McFly tour and I think I went to five shows
• 34:18
  and it was the best tour I've ever been to.
• 34:20
  So, so good. I'm here for it.
• 34:22
  I really am. I'm like ready for a new tour,
• 34:24
  ready for new music. Just hit me up, babes.
• 34:27
  Just let me know. I'll save some, save some money
• 34:29
  for next year because we're going to need it.
• 34:31
  I think, like, the idea of us not having a lot of, like, shows
• 34:35
  this year. And actually, we're seeing more
• 34:37
  like theatre shows this year, aren't we?
• 34:39
  More than anything, yeah. And doing trips and stuff.
• 34:42
  I think I'm OK with it. I feel like I'm, I've made my
• 34:45
  peace with it. Not only that, but like, I feel
• 34:47
  like with the McFly random, there's been a lot.
• 34:49
  Yeah. There's been a lot of drama this
• 34:52
  year. And I'm like, not really like up
• 34:54
  for it like at all. I don't want to be, I don't want
• 34:58
  to be at gigs with that sort of vibe.
• 34:59
  And I know that there's still been that sort of vibe, like at
• 35:02
  some of the gigs that have been happening recently.
• 35:05
  I know that there's been drama and stuff and I'm just like, I'm
• 35:07
  not here for that at all. I'm here to enjoy my band and
• 35:10
  have a good time and like, I feel like let's give it another
• 35:13
  year. Hopefully everybody will have
• 35:14
  moved on and forgotten about dramas and just sort of.
• 35:17
  Relaxed and but that's the fact of being.
• 35:19
  There for each other. Yeah, exactly.
• 35:21
  The thing, the best thing about live music, When people ask me
• 35:24
  what my hobbies are, I always include live music as a hobby
• 35:27
  because one of my favourite things in the world is going to
• 35:30
  gigs. Like you could be in a room with
• 35:32
  10s of thousands of people that you would never ever be friends
• 35:35
  with normally, but you get on like a house on fire because
• 35:38
  you're all there for the same reason.
• 35:40
  And I think gigs have lost that recently.
• 35:44
  And I think we just need to, it's just drama.
• 35:45
  Get our fucking shit together. Literally, like even young
• 35:48
  blood, there was so much going on, like, and I was just like,
• 35:51
  we're all here for the same reason.
• 35:52
  We all want to see Don perform. We all want to see.
• 35:55
  We'd love to get close to him. We'd all love to see the whites
• 35:57
  of his eyes. Do you know what I mean?
• 35:58
  Like, I'd love that. But equally, we're here to see
• 36:01
  his music and to watch him perform.
• 36:02
  Just give us a give people a break, give them some space.
• 36:05
  Literally and also tickets are so fucking expensive, why waste
• 36:09
  that money being fucking annoying And.
• 36:12
  That's what I. Did to yourself.
• 36:13
  The Warning, which were amazing, the support act for them where
• 36:16
  he was the support act for Don was so good.
• 36:19
  They were called The Warning. They were three sisters from
• 36:21
  Mexico and they were absolutely amazing.
• 36:24
  They had to cut their their set short because there was a woman
• 36:28
  absolutely pissed out of her face behind us and she was just
• 36:30
  causing dramas so they stopped the whole show to kick her out.
• 36:34
  It was just so rubbish. Waste your money being like.
• 36:37
  That and we were waiting to hear their final song, and their
• 36:40
  final song was the one that everybody knew.
• 36:42
  Nobody got to bloody listen to it.
• 36:44
  Oh so sure. No, but still, I feel like next
• 36:47
  year is going to be the year we'll make sure we put a bit
• 36:49
  more money away for, for gigs and stuff and make sure we go to
• 36:52
  a couple next year for sure. I'm so here for it.
• 36:54
  And meanwhile, McFly, if you're listening, which you probably
• 36:58
  aren't, but if you are for it by any means, bloody hurry up and
• 37:01
  get your ass down the southwest because we're so far from
• 37:04
  Cardiff. It is not.
• 37:05
  It's not cast as the southwest. Please come on.
• 37:09
  Or just like Bristol, Even Bristol.
• 37:12
  Bristol. I'd be OK with Bristol, but
• 37:14
  Exeter would be even better. Or Plymouth, like, I'm happy
• 37:17
  with that. Even better.
• 37:19
  Come to tunes, the dunes. Come down the tunes in the dunes
• 37:22
  again. And we'll, we'll yeah, we'll
• 37:24
  live the dream on the beach together.
• 37:25
  I'm here for it. It's time for Song of the Week.
• 37:32
  And this week we are talking all about a Loser Kid, the final
• 37:36
  track on Busted's debut album. And honestly, what a way to end
• 37:40
  an album, right? Oh.
• 37:41
  My goodness, so good. It's chaotic, it's sarcastic,
• 37:45
  it's dramatic. It's very early 2000s and I.
• 37:49
  Oh my God, so much. Literally I'm it's one of my
• 37:54
  it's one of my songs. I feel like completely like sums
• 37:56
  up my love for busted. They just make people feel seen.
• 37:59
  Do you know what I mean? Like it made made me like when I
• 38:04
  was younger, I just totally associated with this.
• 38:10
  Yeah. I mean, I was, I was an
• 38:12
  absolute, absolute little rotter at school.
• 38:15
  I really was a. Little rotter.
• 38:18
  A little rotter just had no friends.
• 38:19
  I had like some friends, but they were like not down and
• 38:22
  outs, but like the average people.
• 38:24
  Do you know what I mean? They're not really, really
• 38:27
  popular people and they're not like people that nobody liked.
• 38:30
  We were just like average, you know, nobody really did.
• 38:33
  Was bothered by by me. I wasn't bothered by anyone
• 38:37
  else. It's just yeah, just sort of
• 38:38
  existing. Yeah.
• 38:40
  So this song was like, yeah, yes.
• 38:42
  I was always picked last for teams.
• 38:44
  Thank you very much. Did you wear sisters jeans?
• 38:47
  Well, no, because my sister was probably like 6 when I started
• 38:52
  secondary school. She's six years younger than me.
• 38:56
  But I, I remember the first verse being really prominent
• 39:00
  because they talk about the teachers didn't care.
• 39:05
  They just left me sitting there. I don't know what I did.
• 39:09
  Can you remember that bit? Yeah.
• 39:12
  The teachers at my school were like some of them were really
• 39:17
  really lovely and the rest were just fucking horrible.
• 39:20
  Like it was 1 extreme to another.
• 39:22
  There was no like average teachers like I can remember.
• 39:25
  My favourite teachers were my form tutor, Mr Upshaw, he was
• 39:29
  amazing. And he actually passed away when
• 39:32
  I was like 17, I think I'd just left school when he died.
• 39:35
  It was horrible. My English, English teacher, Mrs
• 39:39
  Whitlock, she was amazing. Met her in Truro like 6-7 years
• 39:43
  ago, was like, hey, I'm pretty sure you were my English
• 39:45
  teacher, she was so nice. And my music teacher who was
• 39:49
  called Miss Tomkinson and she was this really small little
• 39:53
  lady and she was just so lovely. And I have those three people to
• 39:58
  like thank because. Really, Mr Rupture gave me so
• 40:02
  much confidence because he was so lovely as my former tutor.
• 40:04
  Miss Whitlock is my English teacher.
• 40:06
  She literally made me want to be a teacher, that she was like the
• 40:09
  person that like I, I love doing English and I genuinely left
• 40:13
  with AB knowing that I did OK with English and that I could
• 40:16
  move forward with it. And Miss Tompkinson was the was
• 40:19
  the reason I started singing because she listened to me
• 40:22
  singing one day like outside the door and was like, why aren't
• 40:25
  you singing? So they were the only teachers
• 40:28
  that I actually loved her, but they they were just like nice to
• 40:32
  me. I think probably felt a bit
• 40:34
  sorry for me because I was such a loose.
• 40:38
  I had some really horrible teachers, like horrible and I
• 40:42
  can remember. Thinking do I remember any of
• 40:44
  mine and I don't remember a single one of my.
• 40:48
  But to be fair, I feel like that's probably a good thing
• 40:51
  because that just means they weren't horrible to you.
• 40:53
  They weren't really, really nice to you.
• 40:54
  You were just like in the middle.
• 40:55
  Do you know what I mean? Like.
• 40:56
  I just I literally drifted for a school.
• 40:58
  I remember Mr Smiley who was the fit PE teacher.
• 41:03
  I had a fit slide teacher called Doctor Smith.
• 41:07
  Oh, wonder where he is now. I haven't seen him since we left
• 41:12
  school. Do you ever think about people
• 41:13
  that you knew a really, really long time ago and you think
• 41:15
  wonder where they are? Because like, there's so many
• 41:17
  people that haven't seen. I always try.
• 41:20
  I always try and Facebook stalk them.
• 41:21
  Facebook isn't really a thing anymore and no one knows.
• 41:24
  People hate Facebook. Well, yeah, I, I had a couple of
• 41:28
  teachers that were just so horrible to me.
• 41:29
  I had I remember somebody, one of my my drama teacher called me
• 41:32
  an attention seeker. You're drama teacher.
• 41:36
  Literally, I was like, Hun, I'm doing drama.
• 41:38
  Of course that's. What you're supposed to do?
• 41:41
  Literally she told my friend that she thinks that I think I'm
• 41:45
  better than I am at drama. Bear in mind I went on to get a
• 41:49
  degree in performing arts so she can literally fucking do one.
• 41:52
  But still, I, I feel like my teachers watched me get bullied
• 41:57
  and didn't say anything like 100%.
• 42:01
  I was bullied so bad like through the whole of school.
• 42:04
  And I know that they watched me get bullied and, and a lot of
• 42:06
  them just didn't do anything about it.
• 42:07
  And that's so sad because as a teacher myself now, if I ever
• 42:11
  saw anybody bullying or being unkind like is the first thing I
• 42:14
  do. Is it you?
• 42:16
  You nip it in the bud there and then.
• 42:18
  Yeah, I got, I got picked up because I saw some.
• 42:21
  I saw three children, one boy and two girls saying really
• 42:27
  horrible things at the bus stop about this other girl.
• 42:29
  Like they were saying they were going to punch her in the face.
• 42:32
  She was, she wasn't, she wasn't. They weren't saying it to her,
• 42:35
  but they were saying it close enough for her to hear.
• 42:37
  And they had to get the school bus together.
• 42:38
  So I stepped in and I said something.
• 42:40
  And then two days later my assistant head teacher called me
• 42:44
  to the side and was like, I heard there was an altercation
• 42:47
  at the bus stop. And I was like, shit, this is
• 42:48
  where I lose my job because I shouldn't have said anything.
• 42:50
  And he was like, well done because most people wouldn't say
• 42:54
  anything. And the mum come up to him and
• 42:57
  gave him like wonderful words to say about me because I then went
• 43:01
  to tell mum I would not want my child getting on a public, not a
• 43:08
  public, a school bus with no other real adults there apart
• 43:12
  from the bus driver because they were in secondary school and not
• 43:17
  know what's going to go on on that bus, let alone what goes on
• 43:19
  in school. I was so bad.
• 43:22
  Also. It's yeah, it's your obligation
• 43:24
  to do that as well. I think so, you know, but I
• 43:26
  think I think schooling was very, very different back then
• 43:30
  because like, obviously we were in school like, bang in the
• 43:33
  naughties. I think it was like I left
• 43:34
  school in 2009. So I felt like we probably,
• 43:39
  like, suffered in silence a lot more than kids do now.
• 43:42
  I feel like a lot more is done. But I feel like this song was
• 43:45
  one of those songs I used to just listen to in my headphones,
• 43:48
  walking around school on my own MP3 player.
• 43:54
  Yeah, I used to be the I used to be the loser kid who always ran
• 43:57
  away and hid, and no one took the time to know me.
• 43:59
  The kick me sign was always on me.
• 44:01
  And you know, obviously now I'm so famous, everybody wants to
• 44:05
  know what I do and where I go. Because you live with Miss
• 44:09
  Mackenzie. Mate, I am Miss Mackenzie, all
• 44:12
  right? I think it's one of those songs
• 44:16
  that like people genuinely just connected with and I think the
• 44:20
  lyrics genuinely were like peak teenaged angst, right?
• 44:23
  You know, when you're like at school and you just think you're
• 44:25
  all Moody and cool and like you're listening to the these
• 44:28
  songs and your headphones, nobody really knows what you're
• 44:31
  listening to, so you're pretending that you're really
• 44:32
  cool? That was me.
• 44:34
  Yeah, but I actually did listen to this.
• 44:36
  I was also, I used to think this song was.
• 44:38
  I used to think it was so clever.
• 44:40
  Obviously, it's really not a huge deal.
• 44:42
  But back then when I was a child and I was, you know, finding out
• 44:45
  what real music was and I was listening to this song, I
• 44:49
  thought that when they, quote, whispered in my ear, that's what
• 44:53
  I go to school for. I thought that was so clever.
• 44:57
  I remember I thought good. I I thought it was so clever.
• 45:02
  Circling the the song back to the start of the album again.
• 45:05
  I thought that was bang on genius.
• 45:08
  Very good. Very clever, absolutely so good.
• 45:12
  It's just one of those songs that like they and like they do
• 45:15
  they they link like Miss Mackenzie and the whole like,
• 45:19
  you know, 33 thing and they link that a lot in like their other
• 45:22
  songs, don't they? They all sort of like link
• 45:24
  together and I love that about Watson.
• 45:25
  I think Mcflyer like not as good at that.
• 45:28
  I don't feel like they have as many like little Easter things
• 45:31
  like that, do they? But obviously.
• 45:32
  Yeah, it's very Easter eggy. Yeah.
• 45:34
  Yeah, it's so good. I love that Charlie's Charlie's
• 45:38
  voice. Can we talk about Charlie's
• 45:39
  voice in this song? Because.
• 45:41
  I love him. Charlie's voice forever, mate.
• 45:44
  He's like I. Was a loser.
• 45:46
  Kid, he's like so low and like so like great, like gritty and
• 45:52
  like. Yeah, he's fucking sick.
• 45:56
  He's so cool. He's such a geezer.
• 45:59
  So what's your rating? OK, I'm going to give it a solid
• 46:03
  8.5. Love it.
• 46:06
  I really love it. Yeah.
• 46:08
  I feel like there are better songs, but I feel like there's
• 46:11
  no way I could compare this to any of the other songs that I've
• 46:14
  rated below an 8.5. Do you know what I mean?
• 46:16
  It's definitely up there for me. Yeah, I love it.
• 46:19
  Love it. And I think it's a real, like,
• 46:21
  good way to end the album. Like, obviously we talked about
• 46:24
  how like without you before, this felt like a little bit of
• 46:28
  like a a low song to have at the end of the album.
• 46:33
  I felt like the penultimate song probably should have been a bit
• 46:36
  more of an upbeat, yeah, because this is a upbeat song, but it's
• 46:40
  also not like year 3000 upbeat. Do you know what I mean?
• 46:43
  It's like a bit more. Yeah, emotional.
• 46:46
  It's very. It's very the boy in the black
• 46:50
  dress. Do you know what I mean?
• 46:51
  It's very, it's very, listen to it without listening to the
• 46:57
  lyrics and it sounds like a really cool song.
• 47:00
  Listen to the lyrics, you know what they're talking about.
• 47:02
  Yeah, yeah, it's quite clever. Yeah, 100%.
• 47:05
  Yeah, I completely agree. What's your rating?
• 47:09
  9.5. Oh girl, yes, I'm here for.
• 47:13
  It I love this song I As we all know I am a controversial rater
• 47:19
  and I rate very low usually. However, this song, I think you
• 47:25
  just came in the right time in my life.
• 47:27
  I just really loved this song. It like I said, it made younger
• 47:31
  me think about things musically and like about that line and
• 47:36
  ring like circling back to the beginning, the album I I deeped
• 47:40
  the song. Whereas usually back then I was
• 47:42
  like reach for the stars, like I was a deeper song.
• 47:45
  There was not many songs to deep.
• 47:47
  Back there. Literally puppy love like I.
• 47:54
  I didn't why was is such a vibe? I'm sorry.
• 48:00
  Learned all the dance and everything.
• 48:01
  Oh wow. And like Atomic Kit and the Tide
• 48:04
  is High. Like those are the songs that
• 48:06
  like came out that time and this song, like it was AI think it
• 48:10
  was genuinely was one of the first songs I like really deep
• 48:12
  and like it made me really enjoy songwriting and writing in
• 48:17
  general. And that is now what I do in my
• 48:19
  spare time. Like I I love to write and I'm
• 48:22
  not putting it all down to this song.
• 48:23
  It's not all down to the song, but this song.
• 48:24
  No, it's a little bit, Yeah, a bit of a Kickstarter, isn't it?
• 48:28
  I get you, I get you. But.
• 48:31
  Also like non emotionally it's just a fucking banger.
• 48:36
  It's so hard. It's one of those songs that
• 48:38
  everybody knows that it's the last song on the album as well.
• 48:41
  And I feel like usually by the end of the album people have
• 48:43
  sort of like zoned out a bit, but you don't on this album.
• 48:45
  This is such a good song to stick around to the end for like
• 48:48
  100. Percent, 100%.
• 48:50
  And then, like you said, it gives.
• 48:51
  You up to go that to the beginning.
• 48:53
  Yeah, literally. Yeah.
• 48:54
  And like when day turns into night, everybody's just crying.
• 48:57
  If you can get through those songs and still get to this,
• 49:00
  you're you're a 10 out of 10 fan mate.
• 49:02
  Absolutely. And it takes you back to the
• 49:04
  beginning and then you're like, oh, whoops, I've pressed restart
• 49:07
  and I've started listening to the CD.
• 49:08
  All over again. Oh, what a shame.
• 49:13
  OK, it's time for the naughties lost songs.
• 49:17
  And this week we are entering our emo era.
• 49:20
  Now I'm just going to say I wrote that.
• 49:22
  But actually, we never really left it, did we?
• 49:23
  So let's just I was. Just about to say, not sure I
• 49:25
  really left. I literally have a badge on my
• 49:29
  purse. It says elder emo, elder emo.
• 49:32
  I have a I have a T-shirt that somebody bought me as a joke as
• 49:36
  like a Secret Santa present. Jokes on them because I think
• 49:39
  it's 10 out of 10. It says it was not a phase mum.
• 49:42
  Oh I love. That chokes on you mate.
• 49:46
  That was fucking. I'm here for it, I am.
• 49:49
  I'm at the point in my life where I bought myself a badge
• 49:52
  the other day online that's got nice 4 little witches in a
• 49:56
  circle and it says underneath God forbid women have a hobby.
• 50:02
  Oh my goodness. I saw that on a badge the other
• 50:04
  day. I was in this like, I love it.
• 50:07
  I was in like, yes, I was in like this weird, like nerdy shop
• 50:10
  and I always look at the badges there because I always look for
• 50:12
  ones that I can put on my lanyard.
• 50:14
  And I saw that one and I genuinely thought of you.
• 50:18
  Just so up for it. Anyway, this week we are talking
• 50:22
  all about My Chemical Romance and Teenagers.
• 50:27
  Oh my goodness, so good. A song that made every school
• 50:31
  assembly feel oddly threatening. Honestly like that many children
• 50:36
  like are teenagers and hormonal and gross all in one room.
• 50:39
  It should have been illegal. It genuinely should.
• 50:42
  Have been. I feel like it made us feel like
• 50:45
  rebels, you know, I mean, like when I used to listen to this
• 50:48
  song and I was like, you're gonna clean up your looks like
• 50:52
  like who am? I grunt as well.
• 50:54
  Who do I think I am to make a citizen of you?
• 51:03
  Obviously, I'm really good at singing this song.
• 51:07
  Obviously we weren't rebels. We were carrying, you know,
• 51:09
  Coca-Cola pencil cases covered in glitter.
• 51:12
  You know, we were not rebels at all.
• 51:14
  But I can remember hearing this song for the first time.
• 51:17
  My friend, she was called Tammy. Big shout out, Tammy.
• 51:21
  Don't know where you are, what you're up to now, babes.
• 51:23
  But you know, thanks for all the mems.
• 51:25
  She was such a good friend at school.
• 51:28
  I felt like we got we just got on so well.
• 51:29
  And she was like my friend that loved music and she was my
• 51:32
  friend that loved like emo E music and I was so here for it
• 51:36
  because like had other friends that like Tamara was like my
• 51:39
  Taylor Swift friend, like she loved Taylor Swift.
• 51:42
  So we used to listen to that together.
• 51:43
  And then I had like my boyfriend at the time was like a bit in
• 51:46
  more into like Sum 41 and like the offspring and like that sort
• 51:49
  of vibe. Tammy loved My Chemical Romance.
• 51:53
  That girl came up to me with a little MP3 player.
• 51:57
  Looked like a little like a pill shaped MP3.
• 52:00
  Player. With like the wired headphones
• 52:03
  that we had one niche ear and it was so like crap quality.
• 52:07
  You had to like hold it in your ear to even be able to
• 52:10
  understand what they were saying.
• 52:11
  She had it up like the latter. She was like, have you heard
• 52:13
  this song? And I was like, no, she's like,
• 52:15
  do you want to listen to it? I was like, yes, sat down and I
• 52:19
  was like, it started and she I can remember her just sort of
• 52:21
  like bobbing her head and I was like this is sick.
• 52:26
  Ohh my and I was like, who is this?
• 52:28
  And then she told me obviously that it was my common chromats.
• 52:30
  And then I remembered that they did the welcome to the black
• 52:33
  parade and that was it. Welcome to the Black.
• 52:35
  Parade. Yeah, Yeah.
• 52:36
  Absolutely hooked those two songs.
• 52:38
  Did your eyeliner just grow a little bit thicker the longer
• 52:42
  you listened? And the fringe got heavier.
• 52:46
  Oh yeah, right, you. Like you lost the hair got
• 52:48
  blacker. The end of the song.
• 52:50
  Yeah, the sweatbands came out, the vans, the chequered bands
• 52:54
  like. Chequered board bands.
• 52:56
  Living the Dream. Yeah, I can remember.
• 52:58
  That was the first time I heard it, and I genuinely did feel
• 53:01
  like I felt a bit cooler after I heard it.
• 53:03
  I remember putting sorry, I remember putting the lyrics in
• 53:07
  my Bebo, like, oh, wow. Like tagline.
• 53:14
  I can't remember which little We're going to sleep with a gun
• 53:17
  and. It was something about.
• 53:18
  It was something about a gun. Yeah, it was something about a
• 53:21
  gun. Gun, gun.
• 53:25
  Oh, God, so funny. Anyway.
• 53:30
  The first time I ever heard this song was actually, hilariously,
• 53:34
  my dad. Oh.
• 53:36
  OK, I was, I was a big Michael romance fan and he was like.
• 53:39
  Papa John's. Have you heard this one?
• 53:41
  Yeah. He was like, I love this one.
• 53:43
  I was like, I was like, no, I haven't.
• 53:46
  He was like, listen to it, you'll love it.
• 53:48
  And he put it on my MP3 player and that was it.
• 53:51
  I already loved them. I like the three cheers for a
• 53:54
  sweet revenge album. Like I was I was a day dot My
• 53:57
  Chemical Romance fan, but I hadn't heard this song.
• 54:01
  I think I was like going through my like Paramore evanescence
• 54:07
  phase. I like zoned out a little bit of
• 54:09
  My Chemical Romance and he was like, have you heard this song?
• 54:12
  Put it on your MP3 player. So he lime wired it for me.
• 54:17
  Ohh lime on my MP3. Remember lime wire?
• 54:20
  Lime for my friend Lucy used to do my MP3 player for me 'cause
• 54:23
  she had lime wire. I think it's shit, but I think
• 54:29
  you'll like. It you'll like it.
• 54:30
  Well, I can remember my so not my like my like high school
• 54:36
  boyfriend. I had like my proper boyfriend
• 54:38
  in secondary school was from like year 10.
• 54:40
  But in year 8 I had like a really Emery boyfriend and he
• 54:44
  was called Sam. And he had like the darkest
• 54:47
  eyeliner and like black hair and he used to wear like ear
• 54:51
  stretchers and he had like snake bites.
• 54:52
  And I just remember thinking he was literally the cool.
• 54:55
  He lived in Scotland, London didn't work.
• 54:58
  He used to live here and then he moved to Scotland and he
• 55:01
  literally like we started to get to know each other like as he
• 55:03
  was moving to Scotland. So it was just, but I remember
• 55:09
  he really loved My Chemical Romance and then like the years
• 55:12
  that like after he moved, obviously like we weren't
• 55:14
  together. But like whenever we talk,
• 55:16
  sometimes we just send each other the lyrics from like My
• 55:19
  Chemical Robot, the songs. And it was always like Black
• 55:22
  Parade and teenagers and we just send each other just like, so he
• 55:26
  he'd know I was thinking about him, I'd just send him a little
• 55:28
  line for one of the songs. That's so funny.
• 55:32
  Can we also talk about how even like emo non emo people know the
• 55:36
  chorus to this song? Because I bet you.
• 55:39
  I. Bet you any money if I put this
• 55:42
  song Jack would know the chorus and he is like the furthest
• 55:45
  person from emo you could ever get.
• 55:49
  I think Jack could be the only person that I've ever met, that
• 55:53
  I've ever met or known in general.
• 55:55
  The only person that hasn't had an emo phase.
• 55:57
  Emo phase. Maybe it's to come.
• 56:00
  Oh, I'm very excited. It's to.
• 56:01
  Come. I'm here for it.
• 56:04
  I'm So if you want to go buy some eyeliner, babe, absolutely.
• 56:08
  He's going to come home with a little studded belt next week
• 56:11
  and you'll be like, hello, it's arrived, it's arrived.
• 56:17
  Why not? Why?
• 56:18
  Not I'm up for 100%. Well, obviously this emo era was
• 56:24
  just absolutely incredible and I felt the naughties was really
• 56:26
  big for like emo slash goth era, wasn't it?
• 56:29
  Because it was like not cool. Like it was not cool to be emo.
• 56:33
  Now it's kind of like a cool thing to be alternative and like
• 56:36
  be a bit out there. It's almost like encouraged.
• 56:39
  Whereas back then it was like, oh, you're an emo, get out.
• 56:42
  Yeah, it was like you were. If you were an emo or a goth,
• 56:45
  you were like scum of the Earth. If you were scene kid, you were
• 56:48
  disgusting, but you were hot. Yeah, wannabe, wannabe, scene
• 56:54
  kids. Like wannabe.
• 56:55
  Yeah, Yeah, it was like emo kid but with colour.
• 56:58
  And a bit more back. Home but now, like I like you're
• 57:04
  cool if you're an emo these days or like even like like even
• 57:09
  people that I know from back then that didn't necessarily
• 57:13
  like that music are now like openly liking it.
• 57:17
  Yeah, absolutely. Like it was so hidden back then,
• 57:19
  I would have never have thought that from them, but now they're.
• 57:21
  Like you wouldn't like tell everybody that you were, yeah,
• 57:24
  you wouldn't like project that you were listening to that on
• 57:26
  your iPod or IP3 player. But you know, again, it's one of
• 57:32
  those songs that everybody knows if you play, if you play this at
• 57:34
  like a club night or like, you know, not club, club now, but
• 57:38
  like an older club night, people would absolutely love him.
• 57:42
  I would go into like a pub. For that dance floor.
• 57:46
  Open mic, just like yeah. I would literally levitate.
• 57:50
  Levitate. Did you have a favourite member
• 57:53
  of the band? Duh.
• 57:56
  Like are you joking? I'm a Gerard Way girl from day.
• 58:00
  Like as soon as I started listening to them I was like who
• 58:03
  is this man and why is he not like a sign?
• 58:07
  And you know. What's really funny, he wasn't
• 58:09
  even that attractive, Shannon. No, I know that's, but Frank
• 58:13
  Aero was, he was like the guitar player, the mysterious guitar
• 58:17
  player who like had this fringe. I just remember like, like Jared
• 58:21
  way for me was like the black hair, the very pale face and
• 58:26
  like the eye, shadowy eyes. I tell you what, though, when he
• 58:30
  bleached it, when he bleached his hair, do you remember?
• 58:33
  When he had bright. Blonde hair, I I liked a bit of
• 58:35
  that. You were in for it.
• 58:37
  Well, we all know we like. I liked a bit of Eminem after
• 58:39
  the last episode so. True, so maybe you were in touch
• 58:43
  too. Maybe I was, maybe I was.
• 58:46
  I mean, I haven't seen Gerald way in a very, very long time.
• 58:48
  I don't know what he looks like now.
• 58:50
  Nothing like he used. To like he used to yeah, he had
• 58:54
  red hair at one stage as well. I think I.
• 58:56
  Remember, he did the what's that TV show called The Umbrella
• 59:00
  Academy? He's like the writer.
• 59:03
  Yes, we watched that. I really enjoyed that.
• 59:05
  There's a, there's a picture of Gerard Way and he's smiling and
• 59:08
  he's like got a really like cheesy little smile and he's
• 59:12
  like, he's wearing like a leather jacket.
• 59:13
  I'm going to see if I can find it.
• 59:14
  I can remember years and years ago.
• 59:16
  Oh my God, literally, I love it so much.
• 59:19
  And then there's another one with when he's got red hair and
• 59:22
  I can remember him like looking a bit like like an anime
• 59:27
  character kind of with this like red hair.
• 59:29
  He went into, yeah, he went into like, he went into anime though.
• 59:32
  He went into like comics and stuff.
• 59:34
  Yeah, I'm going to see if I can find it and show you because it
• 59:36
  is such a good picture and I can remember it like I remember
• 59:39
  seeing it thinking, yes. I feel like he had red hair when
• 59:42
  they did that na na na na na song.
• 59:43
  Do you remember that song Na na na na na na?
• 59:45
  Na, yeah, yeah, I wish that it was going to annoy the hell out
• 59:49
  of me. It's.
• 59:49
  Called na na na na na na oh is. That what it's called.
• 59:52
  Oh OK, that makes me feel better.
• 59:53
  I'm pretty sure I haven't forgotten it.
• 59:55
  There's a couple, there's a couple of different pictures of
• 59:57
  him with like red hair. I'm sure I'm going to have a
• 1:00:00
  look later and see what I can find.
• 1:00:01
  But yes, I mean, we all love a bit of a Nemo phase, right?
• 1:00:05
  Do you still sing this now? Would you like to put it on in
• 1:00:07
  the car or like if you were like on the like on the train or you
• 1:00:10
  know, had your headphones in, would you put this on?
• 1:00:12
  Mate, I live in this era of music I don't listen to.
• 1:00:17
  I don't listen to modern music. I listen to early 2000s emo 100%
• 1:00:23
  or Taylor Swift or Busted a McFly.
• 1:00:25
  I don't like. I listen to Post Malone every
• 1:00:29
  now and again. I love, I love Post Malone and I
• 1:00:31
  like Neo Khan and I've got a bit of a country.
• 1:00:32
  Play in the country do you love? It country, but I tell you what,
• 1:00:36
  what always makes my Spotify is like I'm always called like like
• 1:00:43
  disgusting emo or something. You know, they come up with
• 1:00:45
  like, do they come up with like? Spotify is calling you a
• 1:00:49
  disgusting e-mail. Well, they they come up with
• 1:00:53
  like these weird phrases to call you, don't they?
• 1:00:56
  Yeah. And mine are always like
• 1:00:59
  disgusting tramp or something disgusting.
• 1:01:03
  Go, go for a wash. You clearly haven't washed.
• 1:01:06
  Like there is another pattern that isn't just checkerboard
• 1:01:09
  like clearly haven't. Washed.
• 1:01:14
  That's what my playlists are called.
• 1:01:16
  Wow, that's funny. Try stripes, not checkerboard,
• 1:01:19
  and that's what my playlist is called.
• 1:01:21
  I'm here for it, you know. It's not good.
• 1:01:23
  Do you listen to this? Would you listen to?
• 1:01:25
  This Now I've got a play, I've got a playlist.
• 1:01:28
  What's it called? Are you a disgusting emo?
• 1:01:31
  No. It's not called disgusting emo,
• 1:01:34
  it's called old. Playlist.
• 1:01:37
  I love oldies. I've got playlist.
• 1:01:39
  It's called Miserable at best, which is hilarious because it's
• 1:01:43
  so it's a song title from one of my favourite, like emo songs,
• 1:01:48
  but I listened to it. I listened to it when I made the
• 1:01:50
  playlist and I was like, it's so fucking funny because people
• 1:01:53
  look at this playlist and they're like, this is miserable.
• 1:01:56
  Do you remember a simple plan? I'm just a kid and life is a
• 1:02:02
  nightmare. Yes.
• 1:02:04
  Great song. Love that.
• 1:02:06
  Love that. I used to really like, like Good
• 1:02:09
  Charlotte and Three Doors Down. Yes, they were like, they were
• 1:02:14
  like big ones for me back in the day.
• 1:02:15
  Good Charlotte, I've just announced a tour in the UK.
• 1:02:19
  Stop. Are they going to sing all their
• 1:02:20
  old? Songs.
• 1:02:21
  Are they going to sing Lifestyles of the Rich and
• 1:02:23
  Famous? I will get my chequered shoes
• 1:02:27
  out and my little belt and we can get some eyeliner.
• 1:02:30
  My eyeliner. Yeah, Black nails.
• 1:02:33
  Yeah, to be honest, spiritually, I'm still in that zone.
• 1:02:37
  So, you know, it's never ended. I'm still, I don't think I'll
• 1:02:40
  ever leave. It wasn't just a phase.
• 1:02:45
  So that's it for today's episode.
• 1:02:48
  As always, thank you so much for listening to Galaxy Crashers.
• 1:02:52
  If you enjoyed today's chaos, make sure you follow, share and
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• 1:03:00
  And next episode, we are moving on to review both debut albums
• 1:03:04
  from McFly Busted. So exciting.
• 1:03:07
  So make sure you tune in for that one, which is going to come
• 1:03:09
  out two weeks today. We have made a very difficult
• 1:03:12
  but important decision to make these episodes bi weekly from
• 1:03:16
  now on. And this is because we have a
• 1:03:18
  very exciting project that we've sort of put to the side for the
• 1:03:21
  last sort of six months. And I feel like we really need
• 1:03:24
  to dedicate some time to it as well.
• 1:03:25
  So yes, that is the reason we're moving it to two weeks.
• 1:03:29
  Definitely. Definitely a difficult decision,
• 1:03:31
  but exactly very exciting all the same.
• 1:03:33
  Yes, new era unlocked to Galaxy crashes is expanding New
• 1:03:39
  Horizons. Who knows, I love it.
• 1:03:43
  Obviously, for now, keep your playlist loud.
• 1:03:47
  And happiness in your hearts. Goodbye.
• 1:03:50
  Bye.