Speaker 1: First of all, you don't know me.
Speaker 2: All about that.
Speaker 1: High school drama, girl drama girl, all about them.
Speaker 3: High school queens. We'll take you for a ride, and
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Speaker 4: Drama queens, girl up girl fashion, but your tough.
Speaker 2: Girl, you could sit with us.
Speaker 1: Girl drama, Queens, drama, queise drama, Queens drama, Drama, Queens
Speaker 1: drama Queens.
Speaker 4: Hello, friends, your goals are here for a Q and A.
Speaker 4: You have sent us some amazing questions lately. Keep them coming.
Speaker 4: We are amped to jump into these. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I just love that people keep coming up with new stuff.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 5: I like this question from Lauren. If the three of
Speaker 5: you could make a cameo appearance together in any music video,
Speaker 5: what would you choose?
Speaker 2: Like anything from Prince Oh?
Speaker 5: Oh, come on, I was gonna say, is it something
Speaker 5: that already exists or is yet to be created? Oh?
Speaker 2: Interesting to see.
Speaker 3: I'd never watched a lot of music videos. That just
Speaker 3: wasn't mine. We didn't have cable when I was a kid,
Speaker 3: and then by the time I was out of the
Speaker 3: house and had cable, I was too busy to sit
Speaker 3: around watching music videos. Side I didn't.
Speaker 5: See a lot of them.
Speaker 2: You know what music video I want to be in.
Speaker 4: I love Phoebe Bridgers so much, and her and her
Speaker 4: two best friends have this new band called boy Genius,
Speaker 4: and like, yeah, all ladies are wearing cool suits. They're
Speaker 4: just like a vibe and I'm like, the three of them.
Speaker 4: Put the three of us in the Comet drive us
Speaker 4: by like a little, a little like iconic friendship cameo
Speaker 4: in an iconic friendship band feels very cool to me,
Speaker 4: like a throwback and then something future.
Speaker 5: Y'all know who had the best music videos? Missy Elliott
Speaker 5: always had the best face. And like when you think
Speaker 5: about like like the girl gang videos of the early
Speaker 5: two thousands, there was like the Moulin Rouge video, which
Speaker 5: was so it was like Little Kim and Christina Aguilera
Speaker 5: and Maya, like that was so fun. And then there
Speaker 5: was Gwen Stefani and Eve did another fucking grit. Like
Speaker 5: there were so many hot girl combos in the early
Speaker 5: two thousands. That's what I'd want us to dip into.
Speaker 4: Yeah, God, do you remember when Beyonce, Britney Spears and
Speaker 4: Pink did that. It was like some soft drink commercial
Speaker 4: for the Super Bowl, and it was like a music
Speaker 4: video and they were dressed up as female gladiators.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, no, Oh my god.
Speaker 4: The early two thousands were so they were just so
Speaker 4: cool and fun. That would be really that would be
Speaker 4: chic to like to go back and be in something
Speaker 4: that was the same era as when the show premiered.
Speaker 4: Would be kind of a fun throwback. Yeah, Oh, Lauren,
Speaker 4: that's a good question.
Speaker 2: Love it from Liz. She wants to know.
Speaker 3: She would love to hear our thoughts on the changes
Speaker 3: in our character's style after the time jump. Filling in
Speaker 3: the gaps. I really loved Peyton's darker hair and lucy
Speaker 3: floey tanks, Haley's sassy short hair and teacher mom vibes,
Speaker 3: and Brooks bright colors and red hair. Didn't Brook always
Speaker 3: wear bright colors though? I feel like Brook was always
Speaker 3: really vibrant.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I guess the style feels different for me for sure
Speaker 4: with the time jump because of the way we cut
Speaker 4: my hair, which looking back, I hate so much. Oh
Speaker 4: I hate it, Oh god, I hate it. But it
Speaker 4: was a very like it was specifically sort of designed
Speaker 4: around the haircut, around that wild like lob that had
Speaker 4: the pointy fronts that Victoria Beckham did that year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because when we.
Speaker 4: Were designing it, like with Jojo and Carol Cutshawl and Wardrobe,
Speaker 4: it was like, Okay, we have to make her look older,
Speaker 4: and you know, if she's looking up to other women
Speaker 4: that are sort of pioneers in fashion, Victoria Beckham feels
Speaker 4: like a really cool one for her to look at.
Speaker 4: And so I think, I'm I'm now and watching it back,
Speaker 4: I'm like, yeah, it looked really good on Victoria Beckham
Speaker 4: and less good on me.
Speaker 5: But I don't agree. I think, no, it screams Manhattan,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean, Like for sure, Yeah, that's
Speaker 5: just clear that Brooke Davis left Tree Hill. And what
Speaker 5: I was like, just in the episode we just watched,
Speaker 5: like you're wearing so many adult clothes, you know, like
Speaker 5: it's like a rap dress and like a shift and
Speaker 5: there's a lot of maturity in what you're wearing, which
Speaker 5: to me is kind of jarring because as your loser friend,
Speaker 5: I'm like, man, like, let's still like wear concert t
Speaker 5: shirts and let's just stick around and yeah, I want
Speaker 5: to be immature forever.
Speaker 4: I think that our wardrobe department did such a good
Speaker 4: job giving the three of us really specific looks, and
Speaker 4: I think they all really work for our characters. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I look at myself in some of those scenes and
Speaker 4: I feel like I look like a kid playing dress up.
Speaker 4: But that's exactly what Brook is. She's a very young
Speaker 4: professional person in the same way that Haley is probably
Speaker 4: the youngest teacher at school. And she's wearing cute little,
Speaker 4: you know, capri suit pants and like but not tops,
Speaker 4: but they've got a shape and like, yeah, Peyton's run
Speaker 4: on a record label, She's still dressing like a rock
Speaker 4: and roller and it's oh snap, It's like it's cool
Speaker 4: and it does it does really work.
Speaker 5: You know what I liked about Haley's wardrobe is that
Speaker 5: you got to it's all like really vintage silhouettes, Like
Speaker 5: you're wearing all these sun dresses and tops that have
Speaker 5: like a nineteen fifties housewife undertone to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that suits my body shape for sure, But I
Speaker 3: also like what it means subliminally.
Speaker 5: It's like Haley's trying to have the American dream. She's
Speaker 5: trying to have that perfect life and make it look
Speaker 5: pretty and cute, and there's just always a little bit
Speaker 5: of Tree Hill drama underneath that skirl.
Speaker 3: Always from Alicia, she says. In season one, Keith tells
Speaker 3: Lucas referring to Peyton's car, all the prettiest girls have
Speaker 3: the messiest cars, which is such a funny. I don't
Speaker 3: know what that means, but how cleaner dirty do we
Speaker 3: keep our cars?
Speaker 2: Men?
Speaker 5: If that shit is true, then I am a gorgeous
Speaker 5: I got two kids and three dogs that get it
Speaker 5: out of that car. It's on a farm. It's so shity.
Speaker 2: God, that's so good.
Speaker 3: I keep my car pretty clean, but my truck is
Speaker 3: absolutely destroyed, destroyed because.
Speaker 4: I remember leaving our first in person podcast at that
Speaker 4: hotel in La oh Yeah, and we got you drove
Speaker 4: Hillary and I home to your house the way in
Speaker 4: your suv, and like I got in the back seat
Speaker 4: and was like in between Duffel bags.
Speaker 3: To be fair, I had all this stuff because it
Speaker 3: was like costumes and things from our photo shoot that
Speaker 3: I was like, oh my god, it was so funny.
Speaker 4: We were like, no, we can fit, We'll get in.
Speaker 4: We'll just we'll sit on this stuff. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: We'll be fun.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, I have historically had a very messy car, and
Speaker 3: in the last I would say, like six months I have.
Speaker 3: I don't know what happened. I turned a corner if
Speaker 3: maturity in my life. And now my car like I
Speaker 3: vacuum it out in the car pool, I mean in
Speaker 3: the line, just for God's sake, joy the school pick
Speaker 3: up line, and I have a little trash can in it,
Speaker 3: and I take all my stuff in the house after
Speaker 3: I'm done for the day. It's like a really clean car.
Speaker 3: But my truck is not. It's destroyed.
Speaker 5: It found serenity.
Speaker 2: I found it, Sophia.
Speaker 4: I It kind of depends on the day, like cause
Speaker 4: there's a lot of days where like all the seats
Speaker 4: are folded down on my cars full of stuff from
Speaker 4: the flea market, like furniture and you know, random things. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but I do have like a when it's empty, when
Speaker 4: there's not you know, stuff I'm hauling. I have this
Speaker 4: trunk organizer that I'm obsessed with. It's like a pop
Speaker 4: up vinyl It's got dividers in it. And so in
Speaker 4: the trunk on my car is very organized. It's like
Speaker 4: sunscreens in the front, and then there's a thing where
Speaker 4: all the reusable bags are, and then there's another thing.
Speaker 2: Where anything you might need at any moment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, any anything you might need, like the camp counselor
Speaker 4: in me will Never Die, snacks, tampons, ad bill, Yeah,
Speaker 4: anything non perishable. You know, there's an earthquake kid in there,
Speaker 4: like just in case. But what I like about that
Speaker 4: is I can lift it in and out of the car,
Speaker 4: so like if I'm going to the flea market. Aside
Speaker 4: from keeping the sunscreen in there, like I take most
Speaker 4: everything out so that I've got room, but I like
Speaker 4: having something that keeps it tight.
Speaker 5: Oh, I just find old fruit snacks and boogers, and
Speaker 5: like all the kids stuck rooms, I'm growing mushrooms in
Speaker 5: my car.
Speaker 3: Ah, that's so funny.
Speaker 5: Gross. All right, well, thanks for making us out ourselves. Oh.
Speaker 4: Corley's got a good one. On the subject of our
Speaker 4: characters trying to be grown ups, she says, was it
Speaker 4: hard to switch from high school kids to young adults
Speaker 4: in just a few months time? Did you like the
Speaker 4: new dynamic in your characters playing people closer to your age?
Speaker 5: Well, it wasn't hard. Our characters had no parents anyway, Like, yeah,
Speaker 5: high school was a free for all. It just made
Speaker 5: more sense.
Speaker 4: It made a lot more sense. And you know, to
Speaker 4: the point of the question. We were finally playing closer
Speaker 4: to our own age, you know it It felt easier,
Speaker 4: and I don't know there was there was I think
Speaker 4: a little more space to be human. We didn't have
Speaker 4: as much worry about what these characters were doing in
Speaker 4: high school, what that was modeling for kids, you know,
Speaker 4: So I think it really relieved some of the pressure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I definitely felt that.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I also liked the you know, we could hang
Speaker 5: out in bars and stuff like all the time, Like
Speaker 5: the scenes of us hanging out and trick and it
Speaker 5: not being like, what is that weird? All ages club?
Speaker 5: The kids like it. Just I could relate so much
Speaker 5: more to it. Yeah, five year job, I like it.
Speaker 3: How do we film montage scenes? Are they written in
Speaker 3: the script and filmed as short as a few second clips,
Speaker 3: or the scenes longer and they cut them shorter to
Speaker 3: make a montage? No, I just film them short. Hi, Carla,
Speaker 3: it's a nice question.
Speaker 2: But montages.
Speaker 4: So you know, if if there's a sequence that cuts
Speaker 4: from you know, brook in Peyton to Haley and Nathan
Speaker 4: to Lucas and Lindsay, each of those sequences is at
Speaker 4: the shortest and eighth of a page, in the script,
Speaker 4: so it'll be you know, scene sixty seven, or can
Speaker 4: Peytent fade to scene sixty eight Nathan and Haley, and
Speaker 4: it'll give a description. It'll say, like, you know, interior
Speaker 4: Nathan Haley's house, living room, and it'll give a description
Speaker 4: of what they're doing. If there's dialogue between the characters
Speaker 4: in a montage, then they'll be longer. But they still
Speaker 4: each take an hour at minimum to shoot. You don't
Speaker 4: you don't just get to like set up a scene
Speaker 4: and film it for a few seconds and be done.
Speaker 4: It's a very technical and arduous process, and they still
Speaker 4: get often, you know, filmed with three cameras to make
Speaker 4: sure you have options for the size of the scene
Speaker 4: in the edit, because your editors need options for things
Speaker 4: depending on how the scenes are going to cut together,
Speaker 4: so they look nice and quick.
Speaker 3: Why they write them often to be an extension of
Speaker 3: the scene that you just watched, like on the same set,
Speaker 3: kind of like moments later, rather than completely separate shots
Speaker 3: of somebody who you've only ever seen in you know,
Speaker 3: one or two sets, and now they're completely someplace else
Speaker 3: walking down the street.
Speaker 2: That's a whole huge setup.
Speaker 3: So they often put them in the spaces where we're
Speaker 3: already going to be so that because it's already set up,
Speaker 3: it'll be much faster to shoot.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Otherwise it's it's too complex, it adds too much
Speaker 4: time to the schedule, and it's too expensive. Like you
Speaker 4: have to think of every set you're on as a
Speaker 4: as having a cost, because company moves costs time and
Speaker 4: so they have to learn to be really efficient with
Speaker 4: that stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I love the Montage Days. I love doing scenes where
Speaker 5: I didn't have to sail the word yeah right, Like Hillary,
Speaker 5: we're going to put you through hair and makeup, going
Speaker 5: to come in and look out a window. Then you're
Speaker 5: gonna go home.
Speaker 2: Hospital bed in Montage.
Speaker 5: Days, goad Dang, I love that.
Speaker 4: Jay wants to know who has been your most memorable
Speaker 4: artists that you've seen live in concert.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's such a good question.
Speaker 5: Oh it's hard. That is really hard, Like I know
Speaker 5: I have the answer.
Speaker 4: Who is it? Who is it? So?
Speaker 5: I was working at MTV when the White Stripes came
Speaker 5: out and got to see like their first show in
Speaker 5: New York, and every like all the record label people
Speaker 5: were there. Everyone was like, who is this?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: So I made a pack I was like, I'm going
Speaker 5: to go to every white stripe show that happens that
Speaker 5: I can like get to. It doesn't matter what state,
Speaker 5: doesn't matter where. I was obsessed with them. And I
Speaker 5: got to go see Jack White right as he was
Speaker 5: doing Van Lear Rose with Loretta Lynne.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 5: It wasn't announced she was going to be there, but
Speaker 5: I had a feeling. And so I'm sitting there and
Speaker 5: I'm like watching him just like Shred and it was incredible.
Speaker 5: And then all of a sudden, He's like, you, guys,
Speaker 5: I brought a special friend. And I burst into tears
Speaker 5: before she even hit the stage, and she clungs out
Speaker 5: in this glittery bull gown like Glinda Glinda orset Wicket
Speaker 5: or from Wizard of Oz. I guess Wicked is the
Speaker 5: secondary reference. And I burst into tears because you knew
Speaker 5: it was the only time you were going to see
Speaker 5: something like that. You knew it was magical, you knew
Speaker 5: it was honoring this woman's legacy and music, and I
Speaker 5: have always been obsessed with her. So yeah, that was it.
Speaker 4: Wow, my god, I love that.
Speaker 3: I remember I have a few. I don't know that
Speaker 3: I could pick one, but Mariah Carey. That was my
Speaker 3: first concert at Madison Square Garden, the first time I
Speaker 3: ever saw and that was in her like little black dress,
Speaker 3: long curly hair face when she first came out with
Speaker 3: that first album, and it was incredible to see one
Speaker 3: woman take over an entire stadium basically, I mean it
Speaker 3: was all of Madison Square Garden. I saw Adele do
Speaker 3: the same thing many years later at the Staples Center
Speaker 3: in LA And I got pulled up on stage at
Speaker 3: a bon Jovi concert once, So that probably wins, just
Speaker 3: because when would that ever happen ever again in life. Well, also,
Speaker 3: that's like the New Jersey dream Man. Yeah, that's like goals.
Speaker 3: I saw bon Jovi in Jersey. I was wearing a
Speaker 3: zip up denim onesie that was skin tight, and I
Speaker 3: got pulled up on stage and just hung out with
Speaker 3: bon Jovi on stage for like ten minutes.
Speaker 2: It was so fun. How old are you nineteen eighteen nineteen?
Speaker 5: That's incredible. Yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 2: So fun, all right, So that wins.
Speaker 4: It's funny listening to you guys. Yeah, my brain is like,
Speaker 4: oh this, oh, this, like when when I asked the
Speaker 4: question and then Hilary you had an answer like literally
Speaker 4: my brain through when we went and saw Lucero in
Speaker 4: Wilmington together, Oh, oh my god, I totally forgot about that,
Speaker 4: and so I'm like, wait, is it nights that like
Speaker 4: we saw concerts? Is it like the best concert you've
Speaker 4: literally ever seen? But I remember I forgot about it too,
Speaker 4: And then I remember being in that little long theater
Speaker 4: with that creaky wood floor, just like drinking beers and
Speaker 4: plastic cups, shouting the lyrics to my best girl, and like, oh,
Speaker 4: I just feeling so cool, and you'd introduce me to
Speaker 4: that band, and then like when I think mega shows,
Speaker 4: I'm like, well, is it is it like Beyonce at
Speaker 4: the Rose Bowl, which was treating one of the coolest
Speaker 4: shows I've ever seen in my life, and it was
Speaker 4: her and jay Z And there was a part where
Speaker 4: the stage literally started to roll forward and you didn't
Speaker 4: realize that what looked like the side barricades were giant
Speaker 4: channels for wheels and the and they rolled over the
Speaker 4: crowd and we all were just like, what is happening.
Speaker 4: It was like it was like they moved a highway
Speaker 4: like out from the stage out over the crowd, and
Speaker 4: people were it was like it was just the most
Speaker 4: incredible production of anything I've ever seen, and like, she's Beyonce.
Speaker 5: Yeah there's only one.
Speaker 4: You know, like what, it doesn't make any sense. She's
Speaker 4: so incredible. But then you just said Adele and I'm like,
Speaker 4: oh my god. I just saw her in Vegas this
Speaker 4: year and it was like, again, it's Adele. These are
Speaker 4: iconic women. I knew she was going to be amazing.
Speaker 4: And then people asked me how the show was, and
Speaker 4: I was like, I, on no level was I prepared
Speaker 4: for how incredible it was going to be, how impressed
Speaker 4: I was going to be. I had no idea I
Speaker 4: was going to cry, Like why I was like crying
Speaker 4: in a Peter listening to Adele but incredible. So I
Speaker 4: don't know. It's like I have those small moments and
Speaker 4: then and then these kind of big ones that just
Speaker 4: feel nuts.
Speaker 5: That was the thing I miss most in the pandemic.
Speaker 5: I didn't miss in the pandemic. I love staying home.
Speaker 4: Live music.
Speaker 5: I missed live music, yeah too.
Speaker 4: So much, so so much. I've gotten to see a
Speaker 4: couple of friends play recently and it's been so incredible.
Speaker 4: Tovlo just did a show at the will Turn and
Speaker 4: when I tell you, two hundred people that we know
Speaker 4: in LA all showed up because it was like it's
Speaker 4: been so long since we've been able to go to
Speaker 4: music regularly and it was so special. And then I mean,
Speaker 4: you guys know, I'm going to like internally be a
Speaker 4: club kid forever.
Speaker 5: And our friends are She's like, there's this DJ from
Speaker 5: the middle of nowhere, and also we're out till six
Speaker 5: in the morning.
Speaker 4: Truly, I'm like, give me a beat, and I it's
Speaker 4: like it like soothes my like my eighty d stuff,
Speaker 4: and it just it makes me feel so good. And
Speaker 4: our friend Dom, who I joke is like, literally my
Speaker 4: child goes by Dom Dalla and is one of the
Speaker 4: biggest DJs in the world now. And we watched him
Speaker 4: play Red Rocks Oh, and I was like, we traveled
Speaker 4: out there and his mom was like, oh, it's so
Speaker 4: nice to meet his us parents and I was like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, your actual mom is here. And by
Speaker 4: the way, she sayed out later than any of us.
Speaker 4: And I just like any genre of music, how good
Speaker 4: is it.
Speaker 5: I can't wait to be seventy years old and still
Speaker 5: hitting it. We're doing it, yes, doing it.
Speaker 4: I will drag y'all to clubs. Let's go.
Speaker 5: That was a good question.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like it.
Speaker 5: Let's see. Gayleen wants to know if Lucas hadn't just
Speaker 5: found out Dan killed Keith, do you think he would
Speaker 5: have still had the same reaction to Karen and him kissing. Hmmm.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Lucas has done some weird like he lived with Dan.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I don't know if he would have
Speaker 3: pulled a gun on him, but he do think he
Speaker 3: would have lost his mind.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think he would have liked it, knowing
Speaker 4: how manipula Dan is, But I agree, I don't think
Speaker 4: he would have gone batshit crazy if Dan was just
Speaker 4: some you know, wasn't a murderer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean there's a lot of complex feelings there
Speaker 3: for sure, and it's it would have been very upsetting.
Speaker 3: I could see him throwing a fit or yeah, storming
Speaker 3: out being like what are you doing?
Speaker 4: And like, you know how he treats Devid Nathan. He's
Speaker 4: got so much other AMMO to not like Dan, but
Speaker 4: this this is pretty gnar. Really, we've got a lot
Speaker 4: of Dan content. Emily wants to know do you think
Speaker 4: Dan turned himself in because if Nathan's reaction, which is
Speaker 4: interesting because Lucas also had a big reaction or did
Speaker 4: the guilt set in after holding Lily, who is Karen
Speaker 4: and Keith's daughter. For some of the folks at home
Speaker 4: may not remember that. Emily continues saying I was always
Speaker 4: surprised that he turned himself in. Interesting. Interesting, Dan the
Speaker 4: Murderer questions today, what do we think?
Speaker 5: I think sometimes people just get exhausted, honestly, like in
Speaker 5: the cases that we've covered on my show, and then
Speaker 5: I have friends, I have some friends who are criminals
Speaker 5: that have also turned themselves in. I think you just
Speaker 5: reach a point where you realize the con isn't gonna
Speaker 5: work anymore. And the idea of just like being able
Speaker 5: to go to a cell and sleep is almost like
Speaker 5: a relief.
Speaker 3: Yeah you know, Yeah, the honesty is just a relief.
Speaker 5: I can get off this bike. Great. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't think it has anything to do with remorse
Speaker 5: or like regular human emotion. I think it's probably self preservation.
Speaker 5: It's exhausting to keep it going.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, Becca wants to know if you ladies could play
Speaker 5: any villain on the show movie on Oh, if you
Speaker 5: Ladies could play any villain on any show, movie, or play.
Speaker 5: Who would you want to portray any I like that she.
Speaker 3: Put play in there because that's fun too.
Speaker 5: Betty Davis and whatever happened to Baby Jane? Yes, she's
Speaker 5: so unhinged and delicious, iconic. God, I loved it. Betty
Speaker 5: Davis was kind of great overall, just in like everything,
Speaker 5: because even when she was playing like a young debutante,
Speaker 5: she's still the bad guy. Like she's the bad guy
Speaker 5: and everything.
Speaker 3: This is a tough one, like there's fun like the
Speaker 3: heiress in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. I can't remember her character's name,
Speaker 3: but especially the musical version is so fun. Or I'm
Speaker 3: trying to think. The first person that came to mind
Speaker 3: was that pinter play about the husband and wife, and
Speaker 3: it's so interesting because you never quite know who is.
Speaker 3: Everybody's a villain and everybody's a victim at the same time.
Speaker 3: It's really interesting. What's that one called too? I gotta
Speaker 3: look that up.
Speaker 5: What about like Madam Tonight and Lane is oh fun?
Speaker 2: Oh yes?
Speaker 3: Or like uh in Sweeney Todd, missus miss it, thank you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, love.
Speaker 4: It would be so fun. By the way, That's how
Speaker 4: I always felt about Cruela Deville. I want to play her.
Speaker 4: And then they did such a good job, Like God,
Speaker 4: Emma Stone did such a good job.
Speaker 3: That movie was outstanding.
Speaker 4: I was like, I'm all in, Like I'm in. They
Speaker 4: just nailed it. So it was cool to see something
Speaker 4: that I'd always thought would be such a good adaptation
Speaker 4: be better than I could have even imagined.
Speaker 5: I wanted to hate it, and I am such a
Speaker 5: dork for it. Oh, I loved it because when you
Speaker 5: feel territorial about something, you're like, oh, God ruined this,
Speaker 5: and they sure did it.
Speaker 4: They made it incredible.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was a fun question.
Speaker 4: I loved it. Oh, and this is a good one
Speaker 4: to end on. Lorraine asked if Facebook and Instagram were
Speaker 4: used in the first season, how would you imagine the
Speaker 4: show with social media? Haley posting songs, Brooke being an
Speaker 4: influencer on Instagram?
Speaker 5: Well, Peyton Sawyer with their webcam is definitely on only fans.
Speaker 5: She's just like, watch some of it.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 5: Yeah, wasn't that a storyline on Euphoria? Like we had
Speaker 5: our dorky little webcam and there was a character on
Speaker 5: that show season one that I think was doing ooh,
Speaker 5: that's intense like Camgirls, she's camgirls something oof?
Speaker 2: Oh man, too much.
Speaker 5: It's dark.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm really glad we didn't have to deal with
Speaker 4: that on the show. I'm really glad we didn't have
Speaker 4: to grow up with it.
Speaker 3: How do you that's such a hard thing to tell
Speaker 3: a story, like, because it's inside a world that is,
Speaker 3: it's in a computer, It's like in a robot. How
Speaker 3: do you? We would have spent so much time what
Speaker 3: filming our phone, looking at our phones, posting things. I guess,
Speaker 3: you know, people have figured it out. There's plenty of
Speaker 3: TV shows and movies out there that feature those things.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I'm I agree. I'm glad we didn't have
Speaker 3: to deal with that.
Speaker 4: I don't know, Yeah, I do think it would be
Speaker 4: a very easy extension Haley having a music profile online.
Speaker 4: Brooke probably would have been some version of an influencer
Speaker 4: and had a dynamic there for close over bros. Peyton
Speaker 4: would have been like the go to you know, like
Speaker 4: she would have been the like vice media like music
Speaker 4: kind of person that everyone was turning to for emerging bands.
Speaker 4: I think it all would track. I'm just glad that
Speaker 4: we didn't have to analogue.
Speaker 5: Man, Yeah, I think stuff's going to swing back, even
Speaker 5: with like chat GPT. I heard that they're now going
Speaker 5: to make kids like Handwright their essays again good to
Speaker 5: avoid making you know, yeah, to avoid them being able
Speaker 5: to do that computer shit. And I was like, this
Speaker 5: is how it's gonna go. We're going to go back
Speaker 5: to pen and paper, We're going to go back to
Speaker 5: being in person. My son hates the telephone, hates it,
Speaker 5: won't carry it like perfect.
Speaker 2: Good good for him.
Speaker 4: I actually just read this article about these two young guys.
Speaker 4: I think they're nineteen and twenty or twenty and twenty one.
Speaker 4: They're like young computer geniuses who have created especially like
Speaker 4: a it's a web browser that will tell you what
Speaker 4: is chat GPT and what is human created and their
Speaker 4: whole goal, as these gen z kids is they're like, no,
Speaker 4: we don't want everything to come from a computer. We
Speaker 4: want to know what's human. And so it's a browser
Speaker 4: you can install that will identify whatever you're looking at,
Speaker 4: anything that comes from AI and what doesn't. And I
Speaker 4: was like, see they don't know, they don't want it.
Speaker 2: We don't want it. Enough of that.
Speaker 3: I want that browser.
Speaker 4: That's cool, Yeah, right, I gotta I gotta find the article.
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