Speaker 1: Look man, oh I see you? Why oh? And look
Speaker 1: over there? How is that? Culture? Yeah? Goodness, ding dong les,
Speaker 1: Culture rises calling, and we thank you so much for
Speaker 1: bearing with us as we go on day four of
Speaker 1: our twelve days of culture. And how are you feeling
Speaker 1: about about our endeavor? Well, now we're officially crossing into
Speaker 1: the second quarter, Yes, days of Culture. Day four, it's
Speaker 1: very like you know, April vibes not April of this year,
Speaker 1: but it's it's very like, um, you know it's April
Speaker 1: of the year we're in, and so we're it's we're
Speaker 1: just now like starting to write the right year on
Speaker 1: our fresh and actually, um, this day of culture is
Speaker 1: very important because a new day has come. You might say, hush,
Speaker 1: nowhe sky is that how it goes? I see a
Speaker 1: light in your eye. It's almost blind in your eyes.
Speaker 1: He's almost blinding me. I can't believe very good. Selene
Speaker 1: was really good, and that's why I'm saying, you're Selene
Speaker 1: was really good, and then impression was good. Well, that's
Speaker 1: you should talk stupid because you just did an amazing
Speaker 1: impression of Selton John. We're no, we can't do that.
Speaker 1: Oh you're gonna tell me what we can't do. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: well I just wanted to compliment you on your impression.
Speaker 1: Thank you, queen, thank you. Now Selene is so important
Speaker 1: and well we haven't even shared the day yet, but
Speaker 1: we're just telling you already. The reader revolves around it
Speaker 1: revolves around Selene. Yes, But the day of culture, um,
Speaker 1: let's just say um. On the fourth day of it
Speaker 1: was March fifteen, two thousand eleven. Selene Dion makes Vegas
Speaker 1: a thing. Vegas before this day not a thing. Then
Speaker 1: Selene started her Vegas residency, it became a thing. Matt.
Speaker 1: You might have to be the full authority on this,
Speaker 1: because while I can be I can be someone of
Speaker 1: an authority on this on the Selene part, but you
Speaker 1: might be the Vegas authority between the two of us.
Speaker 1: Because I have not been to Las Vegas since two
Speaker 1: thousand seven. I want to say so. I haven't even
Speaker 1: been there for Selene. So wow, you've never seen like
Speaker 1: a big pop star Vegas show. Never, I gotta tell you,
Speaker 1: I've actually only seen one. I haven't even seen ves
Speaker 1: Aguilera the most blackout I've ever been in my life.
Speaker 1: I want to go Seecristina Aguilera's tour. The way I
Speaker 1: like to sum it up is me and Dave went
Speaker 1: and as we're leaving, I said, I wish she had
Speaker 1: done candy Man. And he turned to me and said,
Speaker 1: she did candy Man. She did a whole outfit change
Speaker 1: for candy Man. Candy Man was an entire set piece.
Speaker 1: And I said, okay, And then we went to p F.
Speaker 1: Chang's and I don't remember being there. Um, but that's
Speaker 1: like the kind of spirit I appreciate about Vegas. And
Speaker 1: to think that you could throw Marquis pop star in there,
Speaker 1: one that's things like a motherfucker. M hmm. That's a night.
Speaker 1: That's a night. I just want to really quickly shout
Speaker 1: out my sister, biological sister, Yang Yang, who when she
Speaker 1: was in college, I think her sophomore year of college,
Speaker 1: she saved up money to buy her and my mom
Speaker 1: a plane ticket to Vegas in a room at the
Speaker 1: Excalibur and ce Selene and she surprised her with that.
Speaker 1: But like, that's a hard gift to pull off, even
Speaker 1: in college, especially in college, like it's it's hard to
Speaker 1: put any real big secret off, And so she kept
Speaker 1: it a secret the whole time until they were going
Speaker 1: I think she kept it a secret. And but they
Speaker 1: went with um my sister's best friend Roheeny and her mother.
Speaker 1: I believe what. They both went with their mothers, the
Speaker 1: four of them. What did they say? They said it
Speaker 1: was wonderful. Oh my gosh, I'm so sad I never
Speaker 1: got to see her. Well, remember we had tickets to
Speaker 1: go see her in Manhattan. It was Madison Square Garden.
Speaker 1: We did, and then we was a cousk of COVID.
Speaker 1: It was because we just our schedules weren't working. Oh right, right,
Speaker 1: But it was like late it was like late February, right, Well,
Speaker 1: I think it was late January because we bought the
Speaker 1: tickets truly a year and a half before me if
Speaker 1: I'm wrong, it was like inside to me, it's all
Speaker 1: coming back to me. Hello, like that? Like that? Okay,
Speaker 1: Anna says in the chat, I have seen the Celndon
Speaker 1: show four times in Vegas because my dad and his
Speaker 1: best friend love her. Okay, that's gay man. I got
Speaker 1: a gay dad, I know. Okay, let's just say that
Speaker 1: her dad and his male friend loved Celendon took their
Speaker 1: daughter to go see Selene. She's gay. Father, Stop this,
Speaker 1: they're out there why are you making fires? They're out
Speaker 1: there and they're liars. And can you do you have
Speaker 1: any comment on me thinking your dad is gay? This
Speaker 1: is so disrespectful. You are being well I can't wait
Speaker 1: to follow this rad But the beauty of Selene is
Speaker 1: that she's universal. Everyone loves her. You you did not
Speaker 1: grow see, you're being blind to being blind to me.
Speaker 1: You're being blind to me growing up in Montreal and
Speaker 1: literally transcended every any demographic. You loved Selene no matter what, especially,
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't deny that. After my heart will
Speaker 1: go on. She was not like four quadrants like appeal,
Speaker 1: like she was top of mind. Yeah, absolutely, she became
Speaker 1: the superstar. It's actually she was the Rihanna of her time.
Speaker 1: She Rina of her time. And that's not that doesn't
Speaker 1: get said enough. And that's a rule of culture. That's
Speaker 1: from real culture. Number seventy. Selene was the Anna of
Speaker 1: her time. You know what, Selene song I Love that
Speaker 1: came out recently and no one really talked about it,
Speaker 1: you know, taking Chances. No, that wasn't recent. Oh um,
Speaker 1: you know what's that? No? No, wait, let me guess,
Speaker 1: let me guess it. Um, it's a noun and it
Speaker 1: ends its s it's yeah, what's it called? It's really good.
Speaker 1: It goes like this, I got my own imperfections, perfections,
Speaker 1: and I got my own set discostudde. I got my
Speaker 1: own imperfections. I can't hold you a hot when I'm
Speaker 1: fixing mine. And then she goes so she says, give
Speaker 1: it up, give it up. I don't want to same.
Speaker 1: It's so good. You have to listen to imperfections, imperfections
Speaker 1: like when you're driving in the car, imperfections. H it's
Speaker 1: hard every Selene, I really need to take a moment
Speaker 1: to reconnect with her. I have not really appreciated her
Speaker 1: the impact of her music in my life. You know,
Speaker 1: I had this I had this thing too with Brittany
Speaker 1: the other day where I was like, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: I we have been raised by these women, as our
Speaker 1: friend Dave Mazzone says. She says that Brittany, Brittany raised us,
Speaker 1: but Selene too, really, really, really in a very big way. Selene,
Speaker 1: it's because she probably was the same age as our
Speaker 1: mother's when she was huge. Honestly, say say your mother's
Speaker 1: age on the podcast. Let me do the math. Okay, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: you don't want um, why, yes, my mom is just
Speaker 1: getting done. This feels this feels like this honestly feels
Speaker 1: like a bridge too far, even for this podcast. Last
Speaker 1: culture raised is to say the age of our mothers
Speaker 1: on this podcast, but I don't want to explain. I
Speaker 1: don't think we should explain why. I don't want to
Speaker 1: get into it just feels like this whole territory is
Speaker 1: not something we should touch. Bowen. We have to respect
Speaker 1: our mother's, yeah, we have to respect them. But I
Speaker 1: will say that makes sense to me that Celine Dion
Speaker 1: probably was a little bit younger than my mother, and
Speaker 1: therefore she at our age we imprinted on her and
Speaker 1: she was doing a very mom thing by singing the
Speaker 1: theme song to Titanic. Well, I'm telling you, it wasn't
Speaker 1: even a mom thing. It's not even a mom thing.
Speaker 1: My heart will go on. Was was a gravitational like center.
Speaker 1: She's brought everyone together. I agree, No, I agree with you.
Speaker 1: It's just crazy And I don't know why I can't
Speaker 1: get out of my own way and thinking this, but
Speaker 1: I just can't see a world where the toxic masculinity
Speaker 1: was put to the side enough for straight man to
Speaker 1: be like I like my Heart Will go On? Like,
Speaker 1: I feel like we are living in such a time
Speaker 1: right now where the master of the toxic masculinity, and
Speaker 1: we're so divided. And that's really what I wanted to
Speaker 1: talk about, is that we are so divided right now
Speaker 1: that can't we all just remember a time we all
Speaker 1: just like Celine Dion and shut the funk up and
Speaker 1: we're centrist. Oh my god, we need to go back.
Speaker 1: Let's go back, Okay, hot head of content Hans says,
Speaker 1: My first dance with the girl was to my Heart
Speaker 1: Will Go On? School? Third grade? Okay? And what happened?
Speaker 1: Anything didn't move forward? Was this was the tension thick
Speaker 1: gone Hans? Something moved? Oh no, he made a joke
Speaker 1: about his little third grade self getting the peepee pop
Speaker 1: to a girl while the th was playing My Heart
Speaker 1: Will Go On. That's how Wait? How old is Hans?
Speaker 1: Because I was in the third grade. I was in
Speaker 1: the second or the third grade when Titanic came out.
Speaker 1: We can't know. He's a man. We can say his age.
Speaker 1: It would be wrong, what would be wrong about grade?
Speaker 1: So he could be wrong about the grade? Alright, So
Speaker 1: I think that he know we were in second grade
Speaker 1: when Titanic came out, so I think Hans was like
Speaker 1: in middle school. To be honest, Hans, Hans, you were
Speaker 1: in middle school when you popped a And let me
Speaker 1: just say something, third grader popping a boner. It's like
Speaker 1: a cute seventh grader popping a boner discussed fifth you
Speaker 1: know better eighth grade. He says, Oh, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: do I mean? Those are all great stories? But you
Speaker 1: might know someone that worked on a Selean Dion song. Doug,
Speaker 1: which Selene song? Did you? What Selen song did you
Speaker 1: work on? We have to know this is imagine He says,
Speaker 1: something iconic. What if we argue our engineer has what
Speaker 1: if he engineered taking chances that iconic? I love taking
Speaker 1: chances so much. Grammy, I didn't know Doug as a
Speaker 1: Grammy He's mentioned it. Doug said, doesn't look at it
Speaker 1: was early. Wait, Doug, Grammy, our engineer, Doug has a
Speaker 1: Grammy award already, steal one from Steely Dan freak, Oh
Speaker 1: my god? Are you? Are you ready for it? Taylor
Speaker 1: Swift hold on me, tell me, okay, give the Douglas
Speaker 1: bab was an assistant engineer on the album Let's Talk
Speaker 1: About Love yees. So the album that had and when
Speaker 1: the title track My Heart Will Go On and Oh
Speaker 1: my God, one of Selene's hugest albums. I think it
Speaker 1: was the defining Selene album. Doug, can you come in, Doug,
Speaker 1: please come? Immortality with the bgs? Yes, she tell him
Speaker 1: with Barbara, I believe, tell him with Barbara was on
Speaker 1: this album. What can you tell us about working with Selene? Well,
Speaker 1: Corey Hart wrote the song. Do you remember Corey Hart? Yeah,
Speaker 1: Corey Hart. Oh no, never mind, that's Corey Hame. I'm
Speaker 1: thinking of Corey Hame, Corey Hart, and he was the
Speaker 1: producer and Selene came into like shing and got the
Speaker 1: hell out. That was I met her once really quick.
Speaker 1: But you did get to hear her sing oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: She was great. She would come in and nail at
Speaker 1: the first try and leave. She sang it maybe three
Speaker 1: times down and wait, what what song was this though?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna look it up. Corey Hart, Selene Dion, Let's
Speaker 1: talk about love. I'm just I'm just looking at the
Speaker 1: credits on Let's talk about Love. This is incredible dog wow. Okay.
Speaker 1: So in the Heart wrote and produced Miles to Go
Speaker 1: before I Sleep and Where Is the Love for Selene
Speaker 1: Dion's multi platinum album Let's Talk About Love. So it
Speaker 1: was obviously one of those two songs. Wow, this is
Speaker 1: kind of excited about him. He was cool. I mean
Speaker 1: that was I loved Sunglasses at Night. So you were
Speaker 1: more psyched about the guy that wrote and performed Sunglasses
Speaker 1: at Night than Selen. But I didn't really know. I
Speaker 1: didn't know her yet, so that was what do you
Speaker 1: mean had already cared out? Well? I mean, I it
Speaker 1: wasn't really in my scope of things. I see, And
Speaker 1: this is what I'm talking about. This is that toxic patriarchy.
Speaker 1: And they say, Selene Dion quote unquote wasn't in my scope.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Doug. We have heard enough. You've contributed in
Speaker 1: the in the ways we needed you to thank you. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: dog no, you're back. So this is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So don't tell me that she was for a quadrants.
Speaker 1: We got this fool who worked on the Damn album
Speaker 1: and he still I didn't know her. He said he's
Speaker 1: Mariah Carry So I guess not. There's still such can
Speaker 1: I tell you there's still such a long way to go?
Speaker 1: We Oh my god, I think every single day when
Speaker 1: I watched the news and hear about what's happening in
Speaker 1: the world. I think all the time we have such
Speaker 1: with every just in general, oh my god, in the world.
Speaker 1: We have such a long way to go, and so
Speaker 1: and so we can just have you know, engineer or
Speaker 1: Grammy winning engineers who work on Selene Dion albums Karen
Speaker 1: enough to know what the title of the track was
Speaker 1: and not just remember that the guy that did Sunglasses
Speaker 1: at Night wrote it, this is heterosexual and it's and
Speaker 1: I say that with all the malice in my heart.
Speaker 1: It's heterosexual. Nothing can take away with Selene has given me, though, No,
Speaker 1: and and the thing is he really just tried. He did,
Speaker 1: indeed try, and he did not succeed. No, he did not.
Speaker 1: What is your favorite Selene Dion song that you are
Speaker 1: so fucking mad you couldn't see her perform live in
Speaker 1: all the vaguest splendor. It's really hard. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, I have my my answers, the
Speaker 1: easy one, which is it's all coming back to me now.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say it would be tough to go
Speaker 1: an entire gay life and never have them seen that
Speaker 1: perform live like that makes me feel like maybe we
Speaker 1: should have tried to make it work that last jan
Speaker 1: I know, I like, for some reason could not. I
Speaker 1: couldn't have done it, Yeah, because you probably were working,
Speaker 1: and I think I was working at the time too,
Speaker 1: and it wouldn't have made sense for me to fly
Speaker 1: act for like a Friday night show, which I believe
Speaker 1: it was. But it was like a decision. It was
Speaker 1: a decision because I was so excited to go God,
Speaker 1: I mean that all by myself, Beauty, beauty and the beast. Wow. Also, honestly,
Speaker 1: I would kill to just see her like sort of
Speaker 1: goose around the stage singing Drove all Night liked is
Speaker 1: that all right? I was like thirteen years old when
Speaker 1: it came out, and the lyric of well, First of all,
Speaker 1: my sister bought the CD from Costco or Sam Goody
Speaker 1: or wherever, and she would play it in the car
Speaker 1: on like you know, drives to Chinese school or violent
Speaker 1: or piano lessons. My mom would want to listen to
Speaker 1: sleep because Mom's love Selene Doug, but so does everybody.
Speaker 1: But I Drove all Night would come on, and then
Speaker 1: the lyric woke you from your sleep to make love
Speaker 1: to you made me made me feel a little uncomfortable
Speaker 1: around my mother at the age of little hans Ish.
Speaker 1: Little Hans is a little things while something moved while
Speaker 1: dancing to um, my heart will go on crazy. Um.
Speaker 1: I think that another bop that you never know when
Speaker 1: this song is going to come on and slay you,
Speaker 1: but it is. And that's no way. This is the
Speaker 1: one of the greatest hits of all one of the
Speaker 1: greatest songs. Can I tell you some little bats? Yes
Speaker 1: at s n L. Well this isn't really bats, but
Speaker 1: we were always going to close bunch or high with
Speaker 1: That's the way it is genius. Anytime we would run it,
Speaker 1: anytime we would read it, anytime we would you know,
Speaker 1: just like see what it felt like. It always was
Speaker 1: thrilling to like people were thrilled. It's it's a it's
Speaker 1: a it's an energizing song. Everyone's just like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: what is this magic? It's a magical song. It is
Speaker 1: a magical song. And I've told you my sense memory
Speaker 1: with this song, right maybe what is it? So at
Speaker 1: the time this song came that I was reading Harry Potter,
Speaker 1: I was binging binge reading Harry Potter and every time
Speaker 1: I hear this song, I think about in my mind's eye,
Speaker 1: like thinking about Ron Hermione and Harry As drawn in
Speaker 1: my head, like hanging around the like common room, like
Speaker 1: sort of like when you wanted the most. They're not
Speaker 1: easy like that being like like imagine like the credits
Speaker 1: to Seventh Heaven, but with the characters up Ron Hermione
Speaker 1: and Harry As drawn in my head was she'll never
Speaker 1: know what they look like, but ultimately they look pretty
Speaker 1: similar to how they were cast. So that's the way
Speaker 1: it is. It's your mind telling you, like both of
Speaker 1: these things are so important right now, Yes, latch on.
Speaker 1: The only way we can process this at once is
Speaker 1: to combine them together. They helped each other, I would say. Also,
Speaker 1: more recently, I was listening. I was in a soul
Speaker 1: cycle class taught by R. L. Dia, And you know
Speaker 1: he has that like as one of he did I
Speaker 1: think he did it just for me. He did since
Speaker 1: You've been gone as the second and last song, and
Speaker 1: then that's the way it is. Was the last song
Speaker 1: in cell cycle. And when I tell you, like anyone
Speaker 1: that's done cell cycle before knows, I can get a
Speaker 1: little emotional at the end because you're like the music
Speaker 1: and you're like going for it like whatever. I cried
Speaker 1: riding that bike too. That's the way it is. By
Speaker 1: Selene Beyond. I was in tears. Such a truly in
Speaker 1: the ironic glass culture is just sense of the word
Speaker 1: and in the literal sense of the word cathartic song.
Speaker 1: Selene introduced me to Elton John speaking of how because
Speaker 1: she and Elton did some TV special together when I
Speaker 1: was a kid, and like they did some do I
Speaker 1: forget what it was. Maybe I'm making this up, but
Speaker 1: then it like introduced me to Elton John and then
Speaker 1: like they did like a little like backstage feature at
Speaker 1: where you know, Selene was in Elton's dressing room looking
Speaker 1: at his huge collection of glasses to bring back a
Speaker 1: Day three reference. But I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: that my dream is to one day have as many
Speaker 1: glasses as Elton John does. Oh you never will, you never,
Speaker 1: I never will. And I here's the thing. I think
Speaker 1: that you are going to be so successful for the
Speaker 1: rest of your life, and I think that you're going
Speaker 1: to have the opportunity to do many things and own
Speaker 1: many different things and collect different sort of things. I
Speaker 1: don't think you'll ever have as many glasses as John. However,
Speaker 1: if it breaks my heart, I want to prepare you
Speaker 1: for that is not that I wish it for you.
Speaker 1: I just that's me as a friend. I have to
Speaker 1: tell you that before you start to hope and you know,
Speaker 1: start a collection, because you're never going to catch Elton.
Speaker 1: He's got all the glasses in the world, I know.
Speaker 1: Thank you for saying that. You'd ever see that clip
Speaker 1: of um Celindian in Vegas where she points her finger
Speaker 1: to this guy and a bolt of lightning comes out
Speaker 1: of it. Yes, we don't have that now. There's no
Speaker 1: one like that who will be who will do that
Speaker 1: for us? Next, let's listen. Who's not like that? Well,
Speaker 1: hold on before you do. I mean like I did
Speaker 1: get some feeling of that during Mari Carrys Christmas Special
Speaker 1: when she was like, you know, being walked down a
Speaker 1: wintry forest by Billy Eichner. She's like, you're when Billy goes,
Speaker 1: you're a very hard woman to find. Then she goes,
Speaker 1: it's called elusive darling. Yes, I did love that. I
Speaker 1: love that. I'm like, I guess like it's someone who's
Speaker 1: like a goofy's a goofy singer tough. It's tough, too
Speaker 1: tough to find. Now, I guess you know who tries
Speaker 1: to be goofy and it's more silly, and it's more rehearsed.
Speaker 1: Silly is Miss Katie. Katie is more. She's not goofy.
Speaker 1: She's not She's not like wacky in her bones. She's like,
Speaker 1: I'm doing a silly thing. Goofy and silly are different.
Speaker 1: Katie will always You'll always see the giant eyelid go
Speaker 1: down for the wink, you know, like that's exactly and
Speaker 1: the wink is part of it, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: part of it. But with Silean, no wink, no wink.
Speaker 1: It's just like, this is what's on my mind right now.
Speaker 1: I'm going to say, even if it doesn't make any sense,
Speaker 1: she is one of the most emotional women in show
Speaker 1: base and you have to respect that. You the Larry
Speaker 1: King post Katrina interview, I mean, like, you go back
Speaker 1: and watch that and try not to cry yourself. That
Speaker 1: is a beautiful she feels she's an EmPATH. Honey, deal
Speaker 1: with it. She's an EmPATH, honey, deal well with it.
Speaker 1: She's crossed, sobbing, sobbing for all these people, like in
Speaker 1: a sort of a beautiful way. When she say, I
Speaker 1: would say, that's really culture number forty Selene and Honey
Speaker 1: Honey dealing with it, and there's gonna be a lot
Speaker 1: of people out there that can't deal with it. Now
Speaker 1: I'm gonna crazy, They're gonna go crazy, They're gonna go
Speaker 1: so insane. Here's what I would say about Selene. She
Speaker 1: also has the comedy chops. And that's why you want
Speaker 1: to see her in Vegas because she she definitely holds
Speaker 1: court and she probably feels very comfortable on stage to
Speaker 1: just talk and say whatever the fuck. Because we've seen
Speaker 1: her and the Ashes music video from Deadpool too, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. We've seen her sort of um
Speaker 1: in the Seline Dion is a crazy Chicken or whatever
Speaker 1: seven minute video or whatever that YouTube Seldon something. We
Speaker 1: love her. We've seen her do River d Mountain High,
Speaker 1: which is a comedy song. MH is actually a comedy song,
Speaker 1: one of the funniest songs of all time, one of
Speaker 1: the funniest songs of all time, especially when it's sung
Speaker 1: by Selene Dion. Selene Dion is like sort of on
Speaker 1: the same level as Share to Me, like people who
Speaker 1: are just charming to watch on stage. You or they
Speaker 1: can stand in one spot and you can just listen
Speaker 1: to them talk in a way, in a way that
Speaker 1: is distinct from like a stand up comedian. She's a singer.
Speaker 1: What am I trying to say? I mean, like, there's
Speaker 1: just there's just she's a consummate performer. You don't but
Speaker 1: you don't. You don't rest your focus um at all
Speaker 1: when you see Celine Dion on stage. It's not like
Speaker 1: with other singers where it's like music, music, music, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm I'm into it, I'm in and then once the
Speaker 1: music stops and she like has to like the singer
Speaker 1: has to shuffle around or something, you're like checked out
Speaker 1: for even a micro second. Whenever Selena is on stage,
Speaker 1: you are keyed in on her as an audience member
Speaker 1: the whole time. She is the event. She is what
Speaker 1: you came to see. I'm gonna list some young girls
Speaker 1: and you tell me what they need to do to
Speaker 1: become Selene. Okay, Ava Max make herself known to me
Speaker 1: for one Okay, so all she has to do is
Speaker 1: make herself known, to just introduce herself to me, interests
Speaker 1: herself and then you'll be Selein level and we will
Speaker 1: treat you like that. If avon X reaches out to Bowen,
Speaker 1: we will treat as someone who has had the same
Speaker 1: cultural import impacted Selene Dion. Yes, Ava Max, please reach out.
Speaker 1: I don't know who you are, Okay, do you actually
Speaker 1: not know AVX? I know of her, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I can't name, I don't know what she looks like.
Speaker 1: I don't know her. I don't know her single I will,
Speaker 1: I'm sure in like five hours, I'll like, Well, you
Speaker 1: know her thing is she has one hair on one
Speaker 1: side of her hair is really short and one side
Speaker 1: of her hair is really long. That's like her thing.
Speaker 1: Well now you do so, can I just ask for
Speaker 1: your cultured opinion if you heard that a singer sing
Speaker 1: was that one side of her hair was short and
Speaker 1: one side of her hair was long. When that impressed you,
Speaker 1: I think it could be a nice kind of compliment
Speaker 1: to the singing, which of the personality. But it's like,
Speaker 1: but you saying one side of her hair is longer
Speaker 1: than the other, it doesn't. There's still so many mental
Speaker 1: gaps to fill. I'm like, that doesn't really communicate anything
Speaker 1: about her that person to me, Well, you should know
Speaker 1: that her number one sort of visual signifier is that
Speaker 1: she has one side of her hair that's longer than
Speaker 1: the other. I mean, I guess, okay, now I just
Speaker 1: I have you have to look it up. You know
Speaker 1: she had that she had that big photos. These photos
Speaker 1: are making me laugh. Oh my god, like so ultimately,
Speaker 1: but but you see her one side of her hair
Speaker 1: is short and one side is really long, which to
Speaker 1: me is so like, okay, pop star, we need a thing.
Speaker 1: What do we do? And they just said here, I know,
Speaker 1: I'm a genius and they caught off one side of
Speaker 1: her hair. This is like like a joke from like
Speaker 1: an Anna Faris character from Just Friends. You know what
Speaker 1: character of Just Friends? Who Oh my god, maybe we
Speaker 1: have to she she has to be on the list.
Speaker 1: She's not the Days of Culture but on Affaris and
Speaker 1: Just Friends. Oh she was amazing. Wait, but you do
Speaker 1: know what the Avax song is, right? Oh she's sweet
Speaker 1: a cycle in the middle. So I guess I mean
Speaker 1: at this point she's Selene level. She has been known
Speaker 1: to me and she is Selene No. But now what
Speaker 1: she has to do was reach out and when now
Speaker 1: all she has to do is reach out, and now
Speaker 1: she does have to reach and the last culture assess
Speaker 1: will treat Ava max Um like she Selen Dion. Great.
Speaker 1: So that's the that's the only girl I wanted to
Speaker 1: ask you about that. I'll give you a girl, can
Speaker 1: give me a girl, and I'll tell you what she
Speaker 1: has to do to become Celendon. Okay, Maggie Rogers, Maggie Rogers, Okay.
Speaker 1: So in order to become Seline Dion, she's got to
Speaker 1: stop with all this like sort of moving around the stage.
Speaker 1: You know, she's very nymphous around the stage. She needs
Speaker 1: to plant and stand and deliver. And Maggie, I want
Speaker 1: you to use full voice. I want you to get
Speaker 1: make a big sound and stand in one spot and deliver.
Speaker 1: And I want you to record a song from a movie,
Speaker 1: what movie? This one with the blind Side? To record
Speaker 1: the theme song to the blind Side too, and then
Speaker 1: you will be don't move around while you sing around,
Speaker 1: win an oscar for it. And then and then and
Speaker 1: only then can you become Selen. And I do think
Speaker 1: it's you should do next, Maggie Rogers. Cousin, Maggie, cousin, Maggie,
Speaker 1: I think she can get Maggie I believe she can
Speaker 1: do anything. Very young, very talented, very very She's empathic.
Speaker 1: She is as much of an EmPATH as Selene as
Speaker 1: I believe. M HM. I can tell musical talent, musical talent,
Speaker 1: young writer, young girl, performer, young producer, good writer, and
Speaker 1: Sissy's baby and Sissy's baby, Maggie. That's that. That thank you,
Speaker 1: that's actually really good. That's really good advice. I kept
Speaker 1: my avmax thing kind of ironic and shortened dum. I
Speaker 1: thought it was really good until you said that. And
Speaker 1: now now I don't know how I feel about it.
Speaker 1: You sold yourself out. No, because compared to your answer, um,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't have thought that if it wasn't relative to
Speaker 1: what you just did. So I don't know who's at fault.
Speaker 1: I feel like you and I. One thing that you
Speaker 1: connected you and I is our love for Selene. I
Speaker 1: think early on that was established and it connects us
Speaker 1: to this day. We went, okay that fag is so
Speaker 1: wrapping along to Nicki Minaje at this party. If this
Speaker 1: is true, what else is true? Very improv language. And
Speaker 1: so I found out you like Selene, I also like Selene,
Speaker 1: and then a friendship can start and um, I'm telling
Speaker 1: you by saying to someone else I like Selen Dion,
Speaker 1: you are saying I'm gay or a woman, because, as
Speaker 1: we've seen in this very thread, straight men don't know
Speaker 1: who Selene is, quote unquote unless you're Ana's dad. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, you know, Isy just did the wrist flick.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm can't These pictures of Avon Max are
Speaker 1: still up on my browser. So funny. Well, so, Celen Dion,
Speaker 1: thank you for making Vegas a thing. And you did
Speaker 1: that on March twenty, two thousand three, and we just
Speaker 1: want to say that Ah'll giving us stid of cold.
Speaker 1: See you tomorrow