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MINI SCROLL: Alex Cooper calls out Alix Earle, Jorginho backtracks on Chappell Roan + Bran Flakezz Starbucks brand trip · Mini Scroll

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So the first story that I have for you guys today is Alex
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Cooper has called out Alex Earl in a new TikTok.
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Alex Cooper has fired back at Alex Earl on TikTok today.
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So we know we have been covering this that Alex Earl over the
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past several months has been doing like shady reposts and
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comments all over TikTok about Alex Cooper the Call Her Daddy
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host. And Alex Cooper has finally
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decided to address it. This is what she said.
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You guys know, I don't usually address this kind of stuff
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because it feels like a waste of time and honestly it's
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embarrassing to participate in this, but I am obviously seeing
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the videos, I'm getting tagged, I see the DMSI, see the
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comments. So at this point it just feels
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long overdue. Alex Earl.
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Hey girl, the passive aggressive repost and the likes and the
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commenting on things. I gotta call you out here.
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You're gonna need to get specific and just say what you
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gotta say about me. There's no NDA, no one is
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stopping you. Stop hiding behind other people
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and just say it yourself. What's the beef?
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Because I'm really tired of waking up and seeing you using
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this fake drama to distract from other shit going online for you.
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Not interested. I know what happened and so do
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you, so talk. Unless the fake narrative that
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you're creating happens to be way more interesting than the
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truth, I have nothing to hide when it comes to you and me.
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So unless you actually have something to say, I'm out.
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This is over. Have a good Monday everyone.
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I don't need to get into the details of what's going on
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between Alex versus Alex because we have talked about this so
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many times. But the incredibly short version
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of this is that it was a business relationship that seems
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to go sour. And neither of them have ever
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really addressed what happened. But Alex Earl has always made it
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seem like Alex Cooper fucked her over.
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So this post from Alex Cooper today is seemingly in response
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to what Alex Earl reposted last week.
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I covered this last week, so go back and listen to that episode
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if you guys want the full details.
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But she reposted A TikTok by a creator that called Alex Cooper
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an ambulance chaser and totally awful.
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Now, Dave Portnoy very quickly entered the chat.
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He made a video saying that he's under the impression that their
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beef has something to do with Alex Earl's Carl's Junior
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commercial. I will say Alice Cooper has said
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this to me. Hey Dave, I apologize for the
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way call her daddy. And we acted when we were under
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the Barcelona umbrella, like it's so hard to manage talent.
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And we were kind of fucking Dick heads.
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The world knows that. And you'll still have girls who
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come at me like Dave's talking. No, listen, my relationships
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speak for themselves long term with our talent.
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I said right when call her dad, what?
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Right? When the Unwell Network signed
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Alex Earl, I was like, this is this is not going to end well.
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Alex Earl was already too big. Like when you're the network,
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you're going to find young talent, blow them up, they
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leverage your network, they become big, you pay them more
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than maybe they go on the way. Alex Earl had already, by the
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time she had come to call her daddy, was already a massive
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universe. So why she signed that deal, I
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don't know exactly what it looked like.
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It's like it makes no sense. You don't need them.
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Well, you're already fucking huge.
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But like I said, Alex grew up on Barstool.
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ALIX Earl grew up on Barstool, grew up on call her daddy.
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And I think kind of like Cooper became her idol.
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She's like, yeah, I want to do it, but it made no sense for
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from a financial standpoint because Alex Earl didn't need
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her. Now they both had the same PR
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girl, Kate Bailey. I met Kate Bailey a million
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times. Kate Bailey has told me I look
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like shit in skinny jeans. That's just false.
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I'd still wear them if I if I was skinny, but I'm fat.
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She dates Mario Carbone. Big swinging Dick.
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She was the PR lady for the Demilios and I've been to dinner
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with Alex Cooper and Kate Bailey like Kate Bailey and them were
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close and then Kate Bailey became Alex Earls PR girl.
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I've heard this all stems the real brouhaha over that Carl's
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Junior commercial and that was Alex Earl who starred in it.
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I assume it went through Kate Bailey and I think Alice Cooper
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wanted it and there's back and forth and who gets paid goes
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through the network. I don't know if that's 100%
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true, but I've heard that's kind of where all this shit started
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going. Go back to Carl's burger, but
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the overall theme to me and I do agree with Cooper, although she
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said, hey, Alex Earl, why don't you say what the issue is?
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Why stop Hemming and haring and just say it?
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Well, you should say it too. Alex Gore.
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Both say what the fucking issue is and I've known this as a fact
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that I've heard, I believe from Alex Earl's mouth.
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I'm rambling. Her dad is like you should
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handle shit like Dave handles it.
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Just say what it is, be honest, and you'll never get in trouble
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that. Way side note, but my friend
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who's also in media messaged me today and she was like, if I'm
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almost 50, like Dave Portnoy talking about 20 something
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influencers for my brand to keep it relevant and to keep making
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money, like literally put me out to pasture.
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Like that would be the final straw for me.
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And I was like, I cannot agree more.
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OK so at first I was thinking maybe this was Alex Cooper
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trying to do PR damage control. Like, do you guys remember last
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week when I said that I feel like sentiment towards Alex
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Cooper is shifting increasingly negative.
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At first I was wondering if this had something to do with that.
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Like I wonder if she slash her team in general started to
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notice that. And Alex Earl's constant like
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reposting and comments and all of that kind of shadiness is
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obviously not helping that. So I was thinking maybe this is
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like in an effort to revamp her image.
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And if that's the case, I actually do think it's like kind
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of working. I've seen a lot of posts on my
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For You page today of people saying, you know what Alex Earl
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actually like has been unprofessional about this.
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And if she has something to say, then she should just fucking say
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it. And Alex Cooper has been, you
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know, relatively professional about all of this.
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And people are kind of like on Alex Cooper's side all of a
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sudden from this video. So that, like, might actually be
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working if that is the strategy here.
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And I also wanted to play a really interesting TikTok from
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Kira Bria. I don't agree with all of the
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points that she's made here, but I think she had an interesting
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point when she said that Alex Earl is more palatable to us
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because she speaks less than Alex Cooper.
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And it's like this implicit bias that we have about women.
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She can explain it a lot better. I'm going to play the clip.
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Alex V Alex makes me think about the relationship between
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visibility, likability and audibility as a woman because I
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think Alex Earl is more visible than she is audible.
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Like you think about her for a visual aspect more than an
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audible aspect. And Alex Cooper is the opposite.
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And I do think that's why she gets more hate.
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She also is visibly a business person.
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Even though Alex Earl is such a business person, it's less
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visible. She doesn't bring that to the
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forefront in a way that Alex Cooper, it's obvious because,
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you know, she got like a Spotify deal.
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So you know a little bit more about her money.
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And that I think automatically makes people not like her
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because people really are upset with her for being ubiquitous
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and being successful. Like most of the critiques are.
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Well, she has too many big interviews with big guests.
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I'm so sorry. And then in every single other
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part of the Internet, including Coachella conversation right
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now, people seem to really care about politics and really care
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about people's political affiliations.
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But with Alex Earl, she's like one of the only people I can
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think of that really benefits from the doubt that people seem
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to like be like, oh, she might be MAGA, but like, whatever.
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I guess in no other situation do you take someone who's obviously
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spoken out for reproductive rights being Alex Cooper versus
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someone who's never spoken out for, I kid you not, anything to
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do with anyone's rights. But I think she's a little less
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vocal in general, and I think the more you talk period, as a
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woman, your stock goes down in likability.
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OK, so that was like my initial thought was maybe this is like
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PR damage control. Like I kind of thought that this
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was real. And then when Dave Portnoy
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entered the chat, I started to think, I think that this might
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be promo for something that they're doing together.
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Like him mentioning Carl's Junior specifically makes me
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think that maybe they're going to be doing like a joint
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commercial or like maybe they're going to be doing a joint brand
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deal or something like that for Carl's Junior.
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And even if it has nothing to do with the brand and Dave is like
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not in on this, the general sentiment seems to be that they
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are probably going back into business together or Alex Earl
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will be on Call Her Daddy as the guest next week.
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I think the Internet would love if they sat down and properly
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hashed out their drama on the podcast.
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Do I think they would actually do proper drama hashing out?
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No, I think it would be very like PR, very vanilla.
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Like, I actually don't think they would probably get into the
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meat and potatoes of everything in detail.
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So I fear we might be disappointed, but we'll see.
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OK. The next story that I have for
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you guys today is Brazilian football player Georginio has
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backtracked on his ACU against Chapel run.
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I'm sorry, I keep talking about Chapel.
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I mean, I also keep talking about Alex Earl and Alex Cooper,
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but like a Chapel run like update podcast at this point.
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So we actually did cover this saga genuinely on every single
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podcast on our network except for Touch Grass.
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But for a very high level refresher, last month, Georginio
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posted about an instant on Instagram.
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He alleged that Chapel Rd's security guard became aggressive
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towards his wife and his stepdaughter after his
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stepdaughter smiled at Chapel in a hotel during breakfast.
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In his original post, he said that his daughter was extremely
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shaken by what happened and he also criticized Chapel,
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suggesting she wasn't able to handle the realities of fame.
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This escalated a lot. And following the backlash, the
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mayor of Rio de Janeiro actually banned Chapel.
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Like publicly tweeted banning Chapel from performing at the
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city's music festival. It got so out of hand.
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Chapel responded on her Instagram stories, saying it
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wasn't fair for the security to automatically assume that people
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have bad intentions. She said she didn't see a mother
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and a child and that nobody bothered her during breakfast.
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Then Georgina's wife, Catherine Harding, made a video saying
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that the security guard was Chapel security guard.
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She didn't give, like, the details of who he was to Chapel,
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but that he was basically involved with Chapel.
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So people were like, OK, well, like, why would she lie about
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that? She obviously knew.
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And then the security guard came out and said I am not Chabon's
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personal security guard. And he basically debunked what
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Catherine and Georgina were saying.
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So now we're caught up. OK, so this is what Georgina
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posted on his Instagram stories today.
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He said. I would like to give an update
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on what happened during Lala Weekend as we have been seeing
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and hearing a lot over the past few weeks and felt it was
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important to clarify everything now that new information has
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come to light. I made my initial statement in
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the heat of the moment after hearing that my child and wife
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had been approached by an adult male security guard in an
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intimidating way. I reacted as any father would.
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My priority is and always will be protecting my family and that
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is exactly what I did. I also want to make it clear
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that the situation did occur as it was originally described at
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the time we acted on the information that was available
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to us. Since then I've become aware of
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new information that has changed my understanding of parts of
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what happened. Chapel Run made a public
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statement, reached out privately to Catherine and our teams also
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spoke directly. It became clear she had no
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knowledge of what took place at breakfast and had not asked
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anyone to approach them. She was understanding and
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sympathetic to what had happened to our child.
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The security guard himself has since confirmed publicly that he
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was representing another artist at the hotel at the time.
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While we still do not know what prompted him to approach them,
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and do not believe in 11 Year Old at Breakfast could
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reasonably be seen as any kind of security threat, it is now
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clear that he was not acting on behalf of Chapel.
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It was ultimately a misunderstanding in that respect
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and I'm glad to set the record straight.
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It's important to me that this is clarified fairly and
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accurately. I regret the impact of the
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situation has had on Chapel, Catherine, Ada and her family.
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OK, so I actually am like so happy that he posted this.
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There was a lot of he said, she said.
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And the Internet arguably believed him.
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Actually somebody in our discord when this was first happening
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wrote, this is paraphrasing, but they basically wrote like, why
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are we believing this soccer player man who wasn't even there
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when this happened? And he's just like putting
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Chapel on public blast. And this is, again, not like
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total defensive Chapel, but it felt like such a targeted
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reaction when he wasn't even there.
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And the story was very like murky, like there was a lot of
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missing information. People were saying different
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things and to put somebody on blast like that, like whether
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it's Chapel Ron or like anybody else, to put them on blast like
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that, tag them and be like, you should treat your fans better.
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Like I can't believe you did this to my daughter who's 11 and
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like that everybody's making memes that Chapel Ron like hates
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11 year olds. Like it just got so out of hand.
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And for it to not even be true. I think his initial post was
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really unprofessional. I understand.
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I am sure that being angry about your stepdaughter and how she
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was treated like that is of course, like he said, like
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that's a natural reaction for a father.
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But then to take to Instagram stories instead of finding a way
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to like contact her team personally or in any other
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capacity, dealing with this, then putting her on public blast
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when like you are a celebrity and she is a celebrity too.
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And then you've just sent this, like, hate campaign towards her
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when it turns out it wasn't even true.
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That was pretty wild, OK. And the last story that I have
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for you guys today is influencer Branflakes has addressed his
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Starbucks Coachella brand trip backlash.
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So Branflakes is under fire after attending a Coachella
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brand trip with Starbucks amid the boycott.
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I'm going to be honest, I did not know if I was going to make
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it to Coachella this year. I had heard nothing from brands.
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And two weeks ago I get an invite to go with Starbucks.
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Like vanilla iced latte that I've been drinking since I was
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14 years old. Starbucks.
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So here we are. Four contacts There are a few
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reasons why people are boycotting Starbucks the
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overarching reason is that they want to stand in solidarity with
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the workers and the Workers Union and while Starbucks isn't
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on the official BDS list, Israel is involved in the reasoning
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behind the Starbucks boycott. I don't want to get this
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incorrect so I will read a quote directly from the Business and
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Human Rights Center quote the Starbucks Workers United Unions
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pro Palestinian social media posts are hurting the coffee
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chain in more ways than one, the company alleges.
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But the union says that's just an excuse for Starbucks to hit
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back at organized labor. On October 9th, this is October
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9th, 2023, the union posted a sense deleted image of a
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bulldozer tearing down a part of the Israel and Gaza border with
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the text Solidarity for Palestine.
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While union chapters in Iowa, Chicago and Boston promoted
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rallies in support of Palestinians, Starbucks
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clarified its stance and sent the union a cease and desist
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letter to stop using the company's name and images that
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resemble its logo. When that yielded no response,
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Starbucks resorted to filing a lawsuit in Iowa.
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The union hit back when its own complaint against Starbucks
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filed the same day in federal court in Pennsylvania, saying no
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one was confusing the company with the union.
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And now the Starbucks union has been fighting for a fair union
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contract, which has included strikes.
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And many customers around the world are standing in solidarity
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with the workers through a boycott.
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So when you see people online saying, like, aren't we
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boycotting Starbucks? Like that's what they mean.
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So what the union is fighting for?
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This is from their official website.
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A raise to $17.00 an hour for lowest paid union baristas. 3
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workers on the floor at all times.
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More hours before new hires, 4% annual raises, non
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discrimination, just cause protections so people can't be
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fired, just cause job impact, support when changes happen,
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grievance procedures, fair dress code, health and safety
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measures, and no more union busting and resolving
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outstanding issues. So influencers, creators,
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podcasters who have been aligning with Starbucks in
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sponsorships and things like that over the past couple of
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years, they've been getting a lot of backlash due to these
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boycotts. Then Starbucks took a bunch of
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influencers to Coachella this weekend, and Bran Flakes was one
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of them. And his audience has been super
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disappointed in him. So there's a couple reasons
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here. First is that Bran Flakes,
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really sorry, I can't call him not Bran Flakes Bran.
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So Bran is very much someone who speaks out about issues.
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And in January, he made a TikTok in which he said this.
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And I for one would rather lose any brand partnership than be
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silent and have people speculate what is brand's views?
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What is he thinking? Is he in the Gray area?
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Did he vote for this? I think I made it very clear
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where I stand. But if I have not, what is going
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on in the country is absolutely fucking disgusting.
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That's one reason why people are really disappointed in him is
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they feel like Starbucks and him promoting Starbucks is like
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incomplete opposition to how he positions himself.
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The other reason is that part of his shtick is that he is really
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transparent about what being an influencer has given him,
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including his money, including all of the financials behind it
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and his income. And I actually think Bran is
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gearing up to maybe launch like his own talent agency or maybe
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some type of like influencer course.
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Like I, I'm seeing the big picture from like the content
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that he's been posting recently. And I really feel like he's
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trying to transition out of like, you know, just kind of
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like drunk story times and vlogs and stuff like that to, you
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know, you know, teaching people about the industry.
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And I feel like it's because he's gearing up for his next
19:22
stage in the industry, which is like, obviously not being like
19:25
necessarily a full time influencer, but like launching
19:27
some type of business. I think it will have something
19:29
to do with that. But anyway, so he is very
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transparent about how much money he makes.
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And I think we've even covered it.
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He said last year he made $1,000,000 from being an
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influencer over $1,000,000. So people are like Bran, You
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could have for sure paid for your own Coachella tickets.
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Why did you have to go with Starbucks?
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And now Bran has addressed this backlash and a new TikTok.
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I want to apologize for starting off a video saying I didn't know
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if I was going to go to Coachella this year because I
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didn't know if brands were going to send me that did not land and
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I get that. Fucking tone deaf as shit.
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No defense for that. I'm very open about the fact
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online that I am a huge liberal. I'm hugely against Trump.
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I'm hugely against ICE. I passionately believe in
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women's rights, trans rights, LGBTQ rights.
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And because of those stances, I've lost a lot of brand
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partnerships and I've never cared because I've made in a lot
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of videos that you guys are now posting and seeing resurface.
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I would rather lose a partnership then make my stance
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on something unclear. I stand by all of that.
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This weekend I partnered with a brand that, despite everything
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that they've seen and you've seen about my political views,
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was happy to partner with me. This brand and every other brand
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in the world has never been boycotted by me.
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I have never once come on this app.
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And if I have, please find in the comments you post the link
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of where I said these are the brands I'm boycotting.
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Every single big corporation you could think of has unfortunately
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had ties to the man in charge right now.
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Now if your issue with the partnership I did was with how
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the brand handled a conflict in the Middle East, you in
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particular want to boycott any brands that has had ties to the
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situation in the Middle East. Ones here are ones that most of
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us use and support. If you can confidently look
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through every single item on that boycott list and say you do
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not use any of those items, RIP me apart in those comments.
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Oh, so for real, I'm a glutton at the end of the day and you
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want to get a Diet Coke? Or if you want to get Mac and
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cheese from Chick-fil-A, You have to, you know, you have to
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live. And if we keep making it the end
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of the world, we're just going to keep losing.
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OK, So this is not going down super well as you can imagine.
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It's interesting because some of the top comments about this are
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people basically saying, if you just said, like, yeah, I caved,
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I wanted to go to Coachella and Starbucks offered me free
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tickets, a full experience, and I took it, then maybe it would
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have gone down better. And if we didn't know, you know,
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how much he makes and if he wasn't very vocal about his
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stance on different things and didn't make these videos kind of
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like preaching, like, you'll never see me, you know, align
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with these different brands. If they don't align with my
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values and things like that, then, you know, people would
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have had such an issue. And one of the top comments on
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TikTok is by Golden Hour Goods hoods who wrote.
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Not sure if my first comment was deleted or not so reiterating my
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previous one. People making purchases out of
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necessity due to lack of resources, accessibility and
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money is very very different than choosing to accept money
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from a brand for a music festival that is completely
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optional. It's extremely disappointing to
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see these choices made when the platform that got you these
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brands to reach out in the first place was built on supporting
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and uplifting minority groups and small businesses.
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Because that is a big part of brands content as well is he is
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consistently posting about like small businesses is around his
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area and like really uplifting different voices in his
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