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Speaker 1: and Doctor John Paul LLC. Hey everyone, welcome to another
Speaker 1: episode of the Blackfast and Podcast where all the intersections
Speaker 1: of identity are celebrated. My name is John, also known
Speaker 1: as Doctor John Paul, and will my sugar might be
Speaker 1: going up and down like the stock market. The one
Speaker 1: thing that is steady around here is mother is here
Speaker 1: for an app. How are you today, Joe? How are think?
Speaker 2: First of all, girl, I am in fluorescent lighting right now.
Speaker 2: This is criminal, This is nasty.
Speaker 3: It's not giving. Girl, I think I look so nasty?
Speaker 1: Was the overhead light? We being uncunt?
Speaker 2: It's giving very uncundy Like I have the Kisminius talent.
Speaker 2: But the lights are not are not my friend today? No,
Speaker 2: poor lighty is giving a right my girl?
Speaker 1: Backup boss in the.
Speaker 2: Twenty five like, what is happening? But Anyoney's family is
Speaker 2: your girls joining a cage shot. I'm here to tell
Speaker 2: you all that I am done with everything. The reason
Speaker 2: I'm just done with it all because I can be
Speaker 2: because Peach I was tired. Oh my god, I am
Speaker 2: so tired. Like I woke up today and I said,
Speaker 2: why why am I why am I awake.
Speaker 3: I want to be invested like the world. The world's
Speaker 3: come too far, like Pope.
Speaker 1: Listen, the Pope is the Pope left.
Speaker 2: The Pope is not in the streets like that, because
Speaker 2: I will get, for sure, knock on my door by
Speaker 2: super service.
Speaker 3: But so Chris Bakes, you blew that part. But you
Speaker 3: know people are here killing people in the streets, okay,
Speaker 3: because I'm not dragging my ass.
Speaker 1: God, because the Pope said, who what what somebody else?
Speaker 2: There's there's, there's there's. It was like a beam of
Speaker 2: like I want to say, it was like your housewives
Speaker 2: are the house are likely bad Backgrols club. But like
Speaker 2: the girl straight hand some sugarhand.
Speaker 3: And then she walked away and she was like sugarhand.
Speaker 2: Her spirit bit me she had and I said, that's
Speaker 2: what's appropriates said, and I was taken out.
Speaker 3: But also.
Speaker 1: But but you know what, you know what though even
Speaker 1: though the Pope is up out of here, we are
Speaker 1: we are not alone by ourselves today. So what I
Speaker 1: will say is this today we are joined in our
Speaker 1: third seat by a doll that both you and your
Speaker 1: mama loves. She is a writer, composer, director, and activists
Speaker 1: whose work has gone her acclaim from both Billboard and
Speaker 1: Outfast Girl. Now let's clock it, clock that tea. Not
Speaker 1: everybody gets on Billboard's radar. I just want to make
Speaker 1: sure that everybody named Mama know that. So today we
Speaker 1: are joined by the one and only Star Amrazi. Did
Speaker 1: I say that right?
Speaker 4: You said you were close enough? Diva, it's star.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm a ross Sue. Okay, I know that's right. Well,
Speaker 1: I tried, but thank you so much to be in here.
Speaker 4: How is you slated?
Speaker 5: I'm doing good, girl, I feel very much the same
Speaker 5: kind of like day by daying at this very moment
Speaker 5: in time.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, girl, as we all are right there.
Speaker 1: With both of you both.
Speaker 5: I had to go outside, said I wanted a hike.
Speaker 5: I said, let me go ahead and talk to the
Speaker 5: spirits in the forest.
Speaker 2: And then come come come on Shinto about us, which
Speaker 2: we will get into later, because all about I know
Speaker 2: all about Amatu.
Speaker 4: Okay, girl, we'll get into her later.
Speaker 3: Episode.
Speaker 2: We're gonna give our girls some flowers with Sisha Campbell
Speaker 2: and are still here sing. I'm kicking off asking asking
Speaker 2: you something that Star rebels in Daily want to ask
Speaker 2: the question for all of us here. What doesn't mean
Speaker 2: to serve ce un t cunt baby. I know, for me,
Speaker 2: it's just a whole presence. It's like it's a way
Speaker 2: of life, a way of being. It's one of those
Speaker 2: things you you gotta talk about if you are about
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. Like, it's just you know,
Speaker 2: you know you ain't gonna go traffic. Could you stay
Speaker 2: in your lane? Did you feel your best? Everything that
Speaker 2: you do and you look your best because you're feeling
Speaker 2: your best? You know, Like it's just like like like
Speaker 2: if you have to try and explain it, you don't
Speaker 2: have it, you know what I'm saying, Like, not has it?
Speaker 3: So that's what means to me. I'm curious what means
Speaker 3: to y'all though, Yeah, you first and whist sean.
Speaker 5: Okay, Serving cut is what we're talking about. I feel
Speaker 5: like cut is a state of mind, and like your
Speaker 5: version of cut is your version of cunt. I think
Speaker 5: having that confidence to serve whatever you're serving. If it's
Speaker 5: I'm the garbage man, then that's your that's what you serve,
Speaker 5: and you see you better serve it well if you're serving.
Speaker 5: I'm the assistant manager to the regional manager at a
Speaker 5: paper company, then that's what you're serving as well. And
Speaker 5: you know, for me personally, I just think that I
Speaker 5: am one of the most iconic dolls. Yes, I know,
Speaker 5: that's right of the modern edge, and so that gives
Speaker 5: me a joint of pleasure to serve cunt really.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, yes, wow, what a moment.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: I never understood what serving cunt was until I started
Speaker 1: realizing that a lot of the ways I felt about
Speaker 1: myself were rooted in anti blackness, fat phobia, and queer
Speaker 1: phobia and so like, once I was able to get
Speaker 1: out of that mindset, I was like, oh, I'm that bitch,
Speaker 1: Like I really am that girl. And it just when
Speaker 1: I started to like really embrace my softness and my feminists,
Speaker 1: when I was getting my nails done, when I got
Speaker 1: a good, good bag to carry, it just all started
Speaker 1: feeling like, oh, I'm that bit, like and you can't
Speaker 1: take it. You you know you can't. So yes, So
Speaker 1: I agree that kunt is a state of mind. And
Speaker 1: I see people look at me and try to compute
Speaker 1: my energy and it's like eat it, dull, chump, chom
Speaker 1: chom chomp, chomp, chom chump, Like you can't the afterglow
Speaker 1: of my Louis Vauton perfuses. You can't take it right
Speaker 1: like you'll care, they'll me and you'll never be us
Speaker 1: on a good day, like all three of us. You'll
Speaker 1: never be us. And that is the that's the that
Speaker 1: is the moment, that is what kind is.
Speaker 3: They're not even on your best day? Will you be us? Okay?
Speaker 1: And you're still going to be at the bottom, like
Speaker 1: literally you'll.
Speaker 4: Not saying.
Speaker 7: Yes.
Speaker 2: I always think of that song Gucci Gucci, that like
Speaker 2: this old ass song by Kreas this girl but when
Speaker 2: she but when when she said, why are you looking better?
Speaker 2: I'd be looking better. I'm just like, girl, that's exactly
Speaker 2: all the time.
Speaker 4: You're looking big and I'm looking.
Speaker 1: Better, bitch, okay, why are you looking better and better?
Speaker 5: I was thinking about this because recently, too, I like
Speaker 5: went viral and then I get a lot of weird
Speaker 5: comments from the fans, and I'd be like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: this is so crazy because and and they're kind of
Speaker 5: me and like they want me to be constantly producing.
Speaker 5: They want like all this stuff, and I'm like, girl,
Speaker 5: you all need to calm down because.
Speaker 4: I could take it or leave. I don't have to
Speaker 4: do this.
Speaker 5: I'm beautiful. I've had sugar daddies have had like man like.
Speaker 5: I don't have to like do any of this. I
Speaker 5: will leave this all behind and move on to a
Speaker 5: different world like the girl. I also could get a job.
Speaker 5: I'm just like a lot of these people do not.
Speaker 5: They can't go from my idea, the conception of the projects.
Speaker 5: And that's that's the skill in itself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 6: Weak.
Speaker 3: Okay, sorry, we know that. What I'm screaming. You said,
Speaker 3: the only concession you got is when you were born girl,
Speaker 3: that's it.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: Another and that we have gathered the girls but serving
Speaker 2: but serving charisma.
Speaker 3: You needless nerve and talent they give them. Maru, we
Speaker 3: have to get a quick break to play some mills.
Speaker 3: Be back with a que Conbo will start more, and.
Speaker 1: Justin said, all right, y'all. So as we dive into
Speaker 1: today's conversation, I wanted to understand one thing I had
Speaker 1: when I was doing my Instagram stalking, which I always
Speaker 1: do before a guest comes on. There's something that you
Speaker 1: talk a lot about in your work, which is the fantasy,
Speaker 1: right and talking about the future and talking about all
Speaker 1: of those things right, how they connect. And so you've
Speaker 1: mentioned that you strive to live the fantasy in a
Speaker 1: world that's actively working against you, which I absolutely love
Speaker 1: and adore, and so that term the fantasy and all
Speaker 1: of all of these words, right, these all the things serving,
Speaker 1: all of these things have been things that we as
Speaker 1: the queer community and trans community have used to kind
Speaker 1: of express ourselves and to talk about who we are.
Speaker 1: And so sometimes, you know, I do know one thing
Speaker 1: that I've been thinking a lot about is how the
Speaker 1: fantasy can be lethal for our trans siblings. And so
Speaker 1: I wanted to ask you in this moment, you know,
Speaker 1: what does it mean for you to eg xist and
Speaker 1: thrive in the fantasy? In this current moment, I think,
Speaker 1: like it's so interesting because I do feel like I
Speaker 1: live in my own world sometimes, and I live in
Speaker 1: a place like I'm in California, I'm in LA where
Speaker 1: like I don't feel othered, super othered walking around as
Speaker 1: a transperson.
Speaker 4: I don't really feel that way.
Speaker 5: And I also have privileges having being like more surspassing
Speaker 5: like I have privileges so I don't necessarily on my
Speaker 5: day to day deal with sort of like actor transphobia
Speaker 5: I think what I did with more than anything is
Speaker 5: anti blackness and like misoge noire, and I think the
Speaker 5: fantasy for myself is really I just sort of built
Speaker 5: in my mind this idea that like, I am sickening,
Speaker 5: and sometimes when people are hateful, it is because I
Speaker 5: am just so sickening that they cannot simply take as
Speaker 5: we said earlier. And I think that is something that
Speaker 5: really does help me sleep at night though, because it's
Speaker 5: like I could be upset about something happening. For example,
Speaker 5: even today, I was like this, I've recorded a song
Speaker 5: with somebody and I gave them all these ideas and
Speaker 5: I was like, you should use the sample of like
Speaker 5: Tyra yelling at be quiet Tiffany, like that that would
Speaker 5: eat in a track. Why when I asked the boy
Speaker 5: for the track, I didn't get the track, but I
Speaker 5: look on Instagram and the.
Speaker 4: Song is made.
Speaker 5: Yea, my vocals are gone and the Tyra is in this.
Speaker 5: The thing that I told him to do is in
Speaker 5: the thing. And I was thinking to myself, like, girl,
Speaker 5: I'm just so sick. My ideas are just so good.
Speaker 5: My it really is really just like, oh, my ideas
Speaker 5: are just so good, Like I should really just like
Speaker 5: use them for myself anyway.
Speaker 2: So no, but is that shally a great segue into
Speaker 2: into my question because it's like it's about your about
Speaker 2: you being a music artist. So I love I love
Speaker 2: like I'm just so sicking that people will take my
Speaker 2: ideas like I love that. I love the mindset because
Speaker 2: like like it's like you like like you could say
Speaker 2: mad bi or be like, I'm just so sick that
Speaker 2: people just love people that love just taking my shit.
Speaker 2: Like so I am thinking about how you take up
Speaker 2: space in the electron pop lane as well, because I
Speaker 2: know that you're a music artist. You have done done
Speaker 2: electron pop, you electron and pop, you work with folks
Speaker 2: still music, especially as black artists, when people don't always associate.
Speaker 3: Like like this lane with blackness. I want to know
Speaker 3: how do you thrive in this space?
Speaker 2: And also like how like how how do you navigate
Speaker 2: being a black artist when people do take your shit
Speaker 2: like this.
Speaker 5: I think it's just it's so funny if you think
Speaker 5: about it, because it's like a lot of white boys
Speaker 5: and I'm like a white boy can never a straight
Speaker 5: white boy especially it's not going to think about like
Speaker 5: the fat things that our community creates. And that's why,
Speaker 5: if you like, think about internet language right now, everybody
Speaker 5: talks like they're adult from nineteen ninety yep.
Speaker 4: Like what like everybody talks.
Speaker 5: Like adult Like I'm like, oh you you're all literally
Speaker 5: regurgitating everything that you heard that has made it into
Speaker 5: your ears. And I think it's just it is a
Speaker 5: symptom of the times, like people are so desperate for
Speaker 5: something that makes them feel different. And I think we
Speaker 5: live in a world and this is a lot I
Speaker 5: have a larger thought about this, but I feel like
Speaker 5: post Black Lives Matter, we are living in like a
Speaker 5: reactionary phase to that because people realize that like most
Speaker 5: of their culture and most of the things that they
Speaker 5: love all came from black people specifically, and now they
Speaker 5: felt othered, and so they're just going to take our
Speaker 5: culture without having us yep. And in the conversation. And
Speaker 5: I think that is why, because they don't want to
Speaker 5: feel bad. They don't want to feel bad about themselves.
Speaker 5: They want to feel like, oh my God, like oh
Speaker 5: I'm wrong or something. And that's why we have all
Speaker 5: of these white people who are all sorts of identities.
Speaker 5: Now I'm playing identity politics with each other and policing
Speaker 5: each other in order to absconde themselves from any feeling
Speaker 5: of being the bad guy. And so when it comes
Speaker 5: to my music and my ideas, it's like, oh, like,
Speaker 5: I don't really like the music industry. I'm actually really
Speaker 5: happy that I'm working in other art forms because I
Speaker 5: know that film people. Film people always are like, oh,
Speaker 5: film is like the most toxic industry. I'm like, actually, music,
Speaker 5: I think is one of the most toxic industries.
Speaker 1: Agree. I agree, reareheartedly yeah, and we can we can
Speaker 1: talk for days. I mean, we've had folks on the
Speaker 1: show talk about why they've intentionally stayed independent and why
Speaker 1: they've you know, refused to sign contracts and YadA, YadA, YadA,
Speaker 1: and so I appreciate you uplifting that. And I can
Speaker 1: only imagine what it's like to be, you know, to
Speaker 1: be I don't want to say this for it to
Speaker 1: come across as it being like dismissive, but I can
Speaker 1: imagine what it's like for you to be. So I
Speaker 1: love the energy you give. I don't want to say
Speaker 1: that you're full of yourself because you're not. I want
Speaker 1: to say that you love you more than other people
Speaker 1: could ever fathom and I love that. I love when
Speaker 1: people are like, I'm that girl and you just have
Speaker 1: to deal with it. And I think the industry and
Speaker 1: I think society wants to break that down. And I
Speaker 1: think that that's one of the reasons why I'm so
Speaker 1: happy that you're on the show show because that's something
Speaker 1: I feel like we tell all of our listeners that
Speaker 1: we want folks to really listen to the show and
Speaker 1: to get that message as well, like you have the
Speaker 1: right to love yourself unapologetically. You have the right to
Speaker 1: have the audacity, and so I love that you're pouring
Speaker 1: into yourself. Yeah, so I'm going to ask this question.
Speaker 1: I know, Joho, I'll be transparent and saying this is
Speaker 1: not a me question, Joho put this question here, so
Speaker 1: I'm a rock with it. I know your last name
Speaker 1: was inspired by the Shinto goddess. I don't want to
Speaker 1: pretend like I know what I'm talking about what I
Speaker 1: really don't. So you're gonna educate me in this smoke
Speaker 1: inspired by the Shinto goddess. And I'm curious what the
Speaker 1: process of choosing that name was like, and like when
Speaker 1: folks transition and choose their name, like what is the
Speaker 1: process like, given how different the process may look for
Speaker 1: you or for other people specifically in this administration, what
Speaker 1: advice would you give to folks who are in the
Speaker 1: process of trying to figure out who they are and
Speaker 1: what their name might be and how they want to
Speaker 1: kind of show up in the world.
Speaker 4: That's so funny. I love that question. Thank you.
Speaker 5: Thank you both for the combo effects of this question.
Speaker 5: When I was a teenager, like sixteen seventeen, I started
Speaker 5: going by star and I always liked star Shine, Like
Speaker 5: for some reason that stood out to me. I think,
Speaker 5: there's a musical hair and they say star Shine. You know,
Speaker 5: they think about star Shine that it says hello, And
Speaker 5: so I wanted to be star Shine. When I was nineteen,
Speaker 5: I had left Austin, Texas, where I was, and I
Speaker 5: moved to San Francisco and there was this queer youth
Speaker 5: center called Lyric and they had like a lawyer who
Speaker 5: would go with you to the courthouse to follow your
Speaker 5: name change paperwork. So I was like star Shine kind
Speaker 5: of at the time, and I was trying to find
Speaker 5: words that meant shining or to shine or something like that.
Speaker 5: Like I was like, I want a new I want
Speaker 5: something that means shining. So when I was on a
Speaker 5: baby naming website, I seen Amatarassu, like it was like
Speaker 5: lots of goddesses names and Matarassu was there and I
Speaker 5: was like, oh, that's beautiful, like, oh, it's shining one
Speaker 5: in heaven. I think it is what it translates too
Speaker 5: similar to that. I was like, yes, I'm star shining
Speaker 5: one in heaven and so okay, I like thought about
Speaker 5: the name. Then a couple of weeks later, I missed
Speaker 5: my first appointment to go to the courthouse. It's okay.
Speaker 4: The lawyer got back with me. He rocked with me.
Speaker 4: He was like, I know the dolls.
Speaker 5: I know the dolls are on all time. So the
Speaker 5: second appointment, I go, I know this is a long story.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, but it's not at all. Tell the story, baby,
Speaker 5: I love it. The second appointment, I go, right, so
Speaker 5: I'm there. I'm like, I'm Morassu. I fill out the paperwork.
Speaker 5: We filed the court work paperwork.
Speaker 4: I go to court.
Speaker 5: Then a few weeks later and the judge is like, okay,
Speaker 5: I'm Arassu. My name is side. They notarize the paper.
Speaker 5: Why I googled my last name A Morassu and nothing
Speaker 5: shut up. I was like, no, I'm Marasu and it's
Speaker 5: and then I look and I'm like, Ahma Terasu, and
Speaker 5: I was like, oh my god, like I totally spelled
Speaker 5: it wrong. And then I was like, that's fab actually,
Speaker 5: because now I have my own name. Yeah, I have
Speaker 5: the name that a nineteen year old went and filed
Speaker 5: paperwork for not realizing that and not double checking that
Speaker 5: she spelled it right. And I honestly I feel like
Speaker 5: it's so iconic because I know it really is like
Speaker 5: real baby Japanese culture anyway, So I'm like, girl, I'm
Speaker 5: not Japanese. I'm literally just Amarasu and it's a completely
Speaker 5: made up name.
Speaker 4: So there we go.
Speaker 1: There. I love it. I love it. That was so cute.
Speaker 3: You so much?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so because I first because like so it's like
Speaker 2: I'm also I'm like hugely into gIBIS culture. Manga anime
Speaker 2: were all watch my growing up, and so I wish
Speaker 2: I thought it was inspired by Nut, which is like
Speaker 2: which is an anime where they're they're like one of
Speaker 2: one of the special moods is is Ama Terasu. And
Speaker 2: it's like like it's it's a star shaped like uh
Speaker 2: like ninja art. It's a lot of low Than'm not
Speaker 2: gonna get into. But I first I was inspired by that,
Speaker 2: and so hearing this is sending me because it's just
Speaker 2: so not what I was expecting you to say at all.
Speaker 2: And then when you when you said that you signed it,
Speaker 2: I'm around su. My first off was like did she
Speaker 2: just did she?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: That is iconic.
Speaker 2: That is like a behavior like like everything everything you're
Speaker 2: saying doing, I'm like, okay, like this, like this is
Speaker 2: what it means, like like the joy of living in.
Speaker 3: Your world, like the joy living in your own world.
Speaker 3: It's so powerful.
Speaker 2: Also, like it's like such a direct response of like
Speaker 2: this is what menverstation looks like like when you truly
Speaker 2: trust and believe in yourself fully and you can do
Speaker 2: anything and you're fucking doing it.
Speaker 3: And I just I live. I live so much.
Speaker 2: You know, your content is so fun and imaginative and different,
Speaker 2: and I want to and like different different sense of
Speaker 2: like you do so many things that you are multifascitude,
Speaker 2: So I want to know, like what inspires you for
Speaker 2: like for it when in Surpas you make content, when
Speaker 2: you make music, what inspise you to like just show
Speaker 2: by your full self, what moves you into.
Speaker 3: These different lanes, you know, being so multi hibernated and
Speaker 3: all that you do.
Speaker 5: And our well, often I just kind of go with
Speaker 5: my gut. I think we've sort of danced around that
Speaker 5: in this conversation. But like my intuition really is like
Speaker 5: what I'm followed, I lead, I lead myself by it,
Speaker 5: and I follow it, you know what I mean. It's
Speaker 5: like I'm just going through I forgot one part to
Speaker 5: answer back to something from the previous. Thing is for
Speaker 5: the other folks listening who are trying to go through
Speaker 5: their processes too, it's like, just stick to you how
Speaker 5: you feel. And I think that it touches into the
Speaker 5: whole thing of like just go with how you feel.
Speaker 5: Like some days I'm like, oh, I really love DJing
Speaker 5: like this. I had a show last weekend, and every
Speaker 5: time I do like a good show, it always reminds
Speaker 5: me like, actually, I really love.
Speaker 4: Music so much like I love other people's music.
Speaker 5: I love playing music, I love dancing, and like going
Speaker 5: with what I feel joy in has never led me
Speaker 5: the wrong way. It's always led me to a great
Speaker 5: situations and meeting great people. And I think with the
Speaker 5: like Instagram stuff. To me, it is part of a
Speaker 5: job in order to get what I want, which is
Speaker 5: to have my own show and to be creating like
Speaker 5: films and be an actress. Really and I think in
Speaker 5: our modern day you kind of have to do all
Speaker 5: of these things and you have to be your own
Speaker 5: promo in order to really be seen. Like there are
Speaker 5: casting doctors that are looking at it like people's instagrams
Speaker 5: and they're following and shit before they cast them. And
Speaker 5: so for me, it came out of like being frustrated,
Speaker 5: Like making that first video I made that went viral,
Speaker 5: I was like frustrated because I was like, no, I'm
Speaker 5: not getting sent any castings, Like nobody's sending me anything.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna make myself like the villain. And I
Speaker 5: was like, may I'm gonna give myself the villain and
Speaker 5: the angenou in one video and now I'll see multiple
Speaker 5: dimensions of me and it kind of like caught on immediately.
Speaker 5: And if you notice, like a lot of the videos
Speaker 5: I make currently of the AI in the future, I'm
Speaker 5: a villain or and I'm also the girl who's like
Speaker 5: trying to figure out how the world works. And I
Speaker 5: think being both of those girls. Those of those girls
Speaker 5: live inside me, and I think, like it's fun to
Speaker 5: be able to create a character that is crazy and
Speaker 5: doing stuff that I would never do, and then also
Speaker 5: be sort of myself. It's like it's a beautiful dichotomy.
Speaker 2: I think, Mmm, I love the answer, the answer, and
Speaker 2: I love Smancha like hearing you, like hear you say
Speaker 2: like like like a g way to show your own
Speaker 2: range and to do it yourself.
Speaker 3: Like that's just really really fantastic to say, like I
Speaker 3: can do both.
Speaker 2: I know I can do both. I will do both.
Speaker 2: You can now see how I can do both. You
Speaker 2: can speak because you know I can do both. I
Speaker 2: knew all the above.
Speaker 3: I am a one. You are a wooman show like
Speaker 3: you could do Yeah, that's just.
Speaker 6: A bisexual batty. You wake it up, Yes, yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 6: we have to wake it up.
Speaker 1: All right. With that being said, now that we have
Speaker 1: lived our best fantasy in this segment, we have to
Speaker 1: take a break and when we get back, we are
Speaker 1: going to jump into our journalistic bag and ask some
Speaker 1: hard hitting questions.
Speaker 2: Oh no, okay, fam we are black and we are back,
Speaker 2: and this week we're not jumping pop culture bag this
Speaker 2: has been a while since we've done it. John, you
Speaker 2: set this up, say you ask a jolistic questions. So
Speaker 2: I'm going tells us to you to see.
Speaker 3: What we got in the heart.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm laughing right now because joeho waanha sound like
Speaker 1: you're in a prison.
Speaker 3: The way I keep my voice down this much.
Speaker 6: I know, I know.
Speaker 1: So for full transparency for our listeners, we have been
Speaker 1: the last two weeks have been rough for us on
Speaker 1: this show. Last week when internet was going out, and
Speaker 1: then this week Joho is not recording at home, so
Speaker 1: we are.
Speaker 3: Creating also this this new mic. She's sensitive.
Speaker 2: I feel like like I hear myself like so lovely,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, girl, I feel like I am a
Speaker 2: mouse right now.
Speaker 1: Just maybe it's just maybe this week. So this week
Speaker 1: for our next segment, we're getting into our What's Popping back.
Speaker 1: It's been a couple of weeks since we've actually done
Speaker 1: What's Popping And for folks turn for folks who have
Speaker 1: been following the news the way that I've been following
Speaker 1: the news, I have been noticing a trend and I'm
Speaker 1: noticing people turning on popular celebrities. And so first it
Speaker 1: was j Low and then now I'm seeing everybody turn
Speaker 1: on Katie Perry. I laughed because did y'all see that
Speaker 1: Wendy's tweet when we did, when they were like, okay,
Speaker 1: Perry made it back to Earth, and then when he's
Speaker 1: was like, y'all should have left Kennedy Perry there just
Speaker 1: like wait a second, like throne Katy Perry to the wolves.
Speaker 1: And so I just wanted to quickly just again because
Speaker 1: I love being a mixed company, and I know that
Speaker 1: we're all a little bit shady. I wanted to ask y'all, like,
Speaker 1: why do y'all think that both of them are getting
Speaker 1: so much heat? And do y'all feel like it's necessary?
Speaker 1: Like I've been a huge Like I'm not a huge
Speaker 1: fan of j Lo, So I want to make that
Speaker 1: very clear. And I do like some of Katy Perry's songs,
Speaker 1: but I also know that she's real dumb for doing
Speaker 1: what she did in Space, and so I'm just wanting
Speaker 1: to know, like is it me or like what what
Speaker 1: started it? Like what what do y'all think actually started
Speaker 1: you know, the backlash on j LO and Katy Perry.
Speaker 1: I just want to talk about it. So I will
Speaker 1: go to you and then we'll go we'll go to Joho.
Speaker 4: I feel like Jo wants to talk.
Speaker 2: But okay, my first face was like you said pop,
Speaker 2: you said popular celebrities, and I was like, hold on,
Speaker 2: can we do the question because I know people love
Speaker 2: some people Jlo for sure, right, And I couldn't understand why.
Speaker 2: Now listen, you give us girl rom Com. I'm sad,
Speaker 2: give her a mic. I don't know how I feel
Speaker 2: about that. Okay, But Katy Perry like, like Jo, I
Speaker 2: can say earned it, But Katy Perry like okay, and
Speaker 2: I rock what I was a kittie cat for the
Speaker 2: first two years, for the first two albums for sure.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So there's this article right where she says that she
Speaker 2: regrets she regrets the Spaceship Bride only because she wishes
Speaker 2: the video from Into the.
Speaker 3: Pab was never shown. And this is so, this is
Speaker 3: this is this is my thing. Girl.
Speaker 2: You knew from jump this was a pr stunt, right
Speaker 2: and you decided don't do you don't be bad because
Speaker 2: you was a clown.
Speaker 3: Like you was a clown and then you have a
Speaker 3: circus girl. You you knew full what were you doing?
Speaker 3: Did that Dan Daisy into the damn thing and started
Speaker 3: flashing through the thing. And then here you live at
Speaker 3: her flat. You know what's happening.
Speaker 2: You don't be mad that you don't be as bad
Speaker 2: at your stump backfire bitch like that, Like, do I
Speaker 2: think I deserved Yes, because miss girl is trying so
Speaker 2: hard to be relevant, like and she's just like, it's
Speaker 2: like you're doing all the wrong things. It's like literally,
Speaker 2: whoever her, whoever her PR team is needs to get
Speaker 2: they are not giving her the right.
Speaker 3: Things to do.
Speaker 2: And then she she's made me to use some like
Speaker 2: some critical thinking herself. I'm not saying she's like, I
Speaker 2: don't think she's dumb, Like I'm not at all. I
Speaker 2: just don't think she's thinking about what her career is.
Speaker 2: And like, I think I think she sees herself kindly
Speaker 2: differently than how other people see her.
Speaker 3: I think like.
Speaker 2: She's living in the fantasy. I don't know if that
Speaker 2: fantasy pays off for her. Okay, like you, it's like
Speaker 2: you can live the fantasy in the fantasy like lives
Speaker 2: lives in you, but face lives in her. It's so
Speaker 2: like girl, she's just like and like and she she
Speaker 2: had had song her album the album. The album was
Speaker 2: a flops, a song that like she at was gonna
Speaker 2: be like like a woman's empowerment and was like this
Speaker 2: is song is so bad. And she made that song
Speaker 2: with someone with Ebus's face, the guy that everyone's like,
Speaker 2: why are you working with him? Like she's just not
Speaker 2: making new decisions for her career.
Speaker 3: So girl, you want to know why people are mad
Speaker 3: you because you do a dumbas shit. So yes, it's deserved.
Speaker 2: But also but also like critique, every critique, every artist,
Speaker 2: girl like the day at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: even gaking live.
Speaker 3: Off of her. Why why was she in that thing too?
Speaker 3: While she in there? By SUNTI in there?
Speaker 2: And why aren't and and this is also sad because
Speaker 2: she had she had two days of everyone living for
Speaker 2: her for that damn bout and then she's over her
Speaker 2: mouth and be like have you been have you been
Speaker 2: with You haven't been until today, which you mean have
Speaker 2: you been before?
Speaker 3: Girl?
Speaker 2: You guys go to space? Will be nearly like I
Speaker 2: just forg just think it goes go to space. So
Speaker 2: critique all celebrities, they all just all deserve the day.
Speaker 4: I deserve it.
Speaker 5: What about you star anything that you have the thing
Speaker 5: about it is like I don't know if I feel
Speaker 5: like the thing is that if they don't realize that
Speaker 5: it is that they are a meme, that's where they
Speaker 5: lose their power in it all. Like with Katie for example,
Speaker 5: I'm like, now, she went there and she did that
Speaker 5: all on purpose to be funny. I kind of I
Speaker 5: rock with it, honestly, because I do think that we
Speaker 5: live in such a farce like society, like yes, like
Speaker 5: let me just be insane on this plane or shuttle.
Speaker 5: I guess like for the for the like hilarity of it.
Speaker 5: But I don't know, like, as you said, I don't
Speaker 5: know if she thought of it.
Speaker 4: That way, Like I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like if you're in on the joke, girl, then
Speaker 3: that's great.
Speaker 5: But if you if she isn't on a joke and
Speaker 5: she's like pulling a stunt right now, then I think
Speaker 5: it was an effective stunt. And the fact that she
Speaker 5: is like completely memes like all of you know, like
Speaker 5: everybody is talking about Katy Perry now, j Loo, I
Speaker 5: don't know what. I don't know what Jenny from the
Speaker 5: block dig, well, what does she do wrong? I don't
Speaker 5: know why people hating on her?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but quickly. But no, I don't like and again
Speaker 1: I don't want to come across as petty because like
Speaker 1: the thing is, like I I just I'm noticing a
Speaker 1: trend of people turning on celebrities, and I guess I'm
Speaker 1: trying to question of like what do I need to
Speaker 1: do to make sure that our listeners don't turn on us?
Speaker 4: Right, there's no hope really in the comments, people are
Speaker 4: just monstrous.
Speaker 2: If if I become that famous without my money, honestly,
Speaker 2: girl turned on me, that's fine because because what I don't,
Speaker 2: I'm rich, I'm not.
Speaker 4: As people turn on minor celebrities, major celebrities.
Speaker 2: It's just kind of like, don't do dumb ship Like
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna be in a spacecraft flopping around my
Speaker 2: little my little daisy, Like that's just not what me doing.
Speaker 5: And now I might, like I might just but I
Speaker 5: feel like it would be like in a shake and
Speaker 5: go wig. It would give kind of performance. I mean,
Speaker 5: it might give me Katy Perry in the spaceship Gil
Speaker 5: King's the judge and we're lipsicking.
Speaker 1: For our lives years. It would give I would be
Speaker 1: up in space. Do you remember Britney Spears is born
Speaker 1: to make you happy video. That's what I would be
Speaker 1: given in space. Like I'd be in space with a
Speaker 1: crop top on and I'd be dancing with a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of dancers like in a spaceship singing. I was
Speaker 1: want to be happy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like now this is a genius. Now this is
Speaker 3: a genius. We should say this to Hollywood.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lip singing for lip singing to combat down to
Speaker 2: Earth like svivorspace, lip syns for gravity.
Speaker 1: If you can't, if you can't were in the ship
Speaker 1: for eight months, have them up there. Yeah, if you
Speaker 1: stay up there. If you don't, yes, but if you live,
Speaker 1: sing for your life and you actually win, you get
Speaker 1: to come back to Earth. That's real.
Speaker 4: And I would be kick flipping in that anti gravity
Speaker 4: is so crazy.
Speaker 3: Everywhere in that damn place.
Speaker 7: Okay, yes, yes, So I don't know if we have
Speaker 7: time for this question, Joe.
Speaker 1: Do we still have time or no? Do we need
Speaker 1: to push you know?
Speaker 3: I have I have fifteen minutes, so I think.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm going to ask this question real quick, real spicy,
Speaker 1: and just we're gonna go there and then we'll we'll
Speaker 1: run out of here. I want to ask this question
Speaker 1: real quick, and I know it's spicy, and I know
Speaker 1: it might get us in trouble, But Star, I want
Speaker 1: to ask you specifically, are you making any predictions on
Speaker 1: what celebrities who might get canceled next? And we're looking
Speaker 1: at you, Gail, I don't know. I feel like and
Speaker 1: we can bleep their names if you want.
Speaker 4: I don't really know. Honestly, I have no clue.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, Well this is just a This is just
Speaker 1: a segment to tell that if you are a celebrity
Speaker 1: and you're listening, girl, watch you know what.
Speaker 3: Like this is where you can do.
Speaker 2: You all can take a page from Beyonce's book. She
Speaker 2: don't say nothing, and people drag her for it. But
Speaker 2: the real least she can't say nothing. She won't say nothing,
Speaker 2: give her more in trouble. She keeps quiet. Mom's the word.
Speaker 5: So like, oh, you know what, someone will get canceled
Speaker 5: new a Disney Channel celeb like grown up one.
Speaker 4: I'm guessing that's next?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 6: What is.
Speaker 7: It?
Speaker 3: The Christ? Is it spin Carpenter? You mean espressal girl?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, is she a Disney Channel person?
Speaker 1: She is? She is?
Speaker 3: Think ay thinking Raven.
Speaker 4: No, I'm just I'm just throwing it out there.
Speaker 5: Just I just kind of like like my my like
Speaker 5: I talked to my psychics and you know, my into
Speaker 5: I just was like someone from Disney.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, honestly, baby, oh you know what, Well, we'll
Speaker 3: wait n Z.
Speaker 1: I'm sure I am sure.
Speaker 3: Would be like a girl.
Speaker 5: Okay, Oh my god, okay, sorry, then you have to
Speaker 5: cut it out. Also, my god, crazy the pope died.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I love there were three segments and you're like,
Speaker 1: oh god, a pulp died.
Speaker 4: Here before.
Speaker 3: Wait, so that was that was the first thing we
Speaker 3: said early top of the.
Speaker 1: Process.
Speaker 2: She said, ship the pop yes here, Oh my god. Okay,
Speaker 2: y'all we gotta say he he my Molly we en
Speaker 2: danger girl. We know you know, MOLLI Ninja girl. We
Speaker 2: know who won't be in danger.
Speaker 3: Uh sucks you.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Molly, you're in Dianja girl. We are not because
Speaker 2: we might have business a pair of bills. Okay, bills,
Speaker 2: we got a few more to pay, but with more
Speaker 2: russhow in your favorite segment and just went back inside.
Speaker 1: All right. So with that being said, we're gonna go
Speaker 1: ahead and jump into our last segment, and this is
Speaker 1: where we ax the dolls we ask everybody what are
Speaker 1: the things that you are celebrating this week or what
Speaker 1: are the things you are not? And so with that
Speaker 1: being said, as we get into our guest ma'm and
Speaker 1: our no Man Pam segment, I am celebrating this week
Speaker 1: the idea of black owned bookstores. I had a chance
Speaker 1: this week to actually go to one in Las Vegas.
Speaker 1: As you all saw, I was at the Analog Dope
Speaker 1: store doing a talk with the wonderful Andre who does
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of lg. Andre Wade is their name.
Speaker 1: They do a whole bunch of amazing queer work in Nevada,
Speaker 1: and so I just wanted to make sure that I
Speaker 1: posit that. But all that to be said, just being
Speaker 1: in conversation with them, being around black people, being in
Speaker 1: a black store, it was all a black queer owned store.
Speaker 1: I want to make sure I make that very very
Speaker 1: clear and queer that it was an absolute amazing experience.
Speaker 1: And so yes, if you have a chance, if you're
Speaker 1: from Vegas, if you're a listener who's from Vegas, go
Speaker 1: to Analog Dope, buy their books, support them. They've been
Speaker 1: around for three years and they're doing some really really
Speaker 1: cool stuff over there ask for my nomad pam so
Speaker 1: as you all know, I live on a plane. At
Speaker 1: this point, I want to say nomam to people who
Speaker 1: literally don't know the cologne or the perfume. Limit three
Speaker 1: to four sprays in a small area. Please, somebody on
Speaker 1: my flight and it was cheap. I knew it was
Speaker 1: cheap because my asthma started acting up. Sprayed all this
Speaker 1: cologne and then got on a plane and everybody was
Speaker 1: coughing on the plane for the forty five fifty minutes
Speaker 1: we were on the plane. Babe, if you are can
Speaker 1: you not like that? Is just my prayer. Please make
Speaker 1: sure that you know how many sprays to spray if
Speaker 1: you are going to spray perfume or colone before you
Speaker 1: get on a plane. I just want to say that,
Speaker 1: what are your yes, ma'am's and your nomam pans for
Speaker 1: this week?
Speaker 4: Love, Yes, ma'am, going on a walk?
Speaker 1: Okay, but go on a walk?
Speaker 4: Uh no, ma'am. It's so funny. Is also being on
Speaker 4: a plane. It's just being on a plane in general.
Speaker 1: It is no ma'am.
Speaker 5: Though we have to do it, but yes, it's s
Speaker 5: stressful and I've been having the thing where I was
Speaker 5: sitting next to this boy, and he was like so serious,
Speaker 5: and I felt I had a peek.
Speaker 1: Girl.
Speaker 5: You know, it's like when you get on the plane,
Speaker 5: you got a pig, You're in the window, and I'm like,
Speaker 5: oh my god, like excuse me, sir, like yes, get up.
Speaker 5: I was like so pissed, and I was like, girl,
Speaker 5: it's not that. It's not my fault. Right, We're on
Speaker 5: a plane, girl anyway, So that's my no, ma'am is
Speaker 5: people with attitudes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people with attitudes, especially when you fly, and it's
Speaker 1: like come on, like I like, that's my biggest thing,
Speaker 1: is like people take themselves way too seriously in the airport.
Speaker 1: People take themselves way too seriously on a plane. I
Speaker 1: grew you wholeheartedly and oh my god, go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no sorry.
Speaker 5: I didn't mean to cut you off, but it just
Speaker 5: made me think about this, thinking about somebody smelling on
Speaker 5: the plane. This funny story because I'll keep it short
Speaker 5: with this lady. So I get on the plane. This
Speaker 5: girl in Jabi gets on the plane, so she sits
Speaker 5: the girl in his job, and then this older white
Speaker 5: lady sits in the window and her son's in the
Speaker 5: middle so the girl's wearing some strong perfume like ood,
Speaker 5: like some kind of ood.
Speaker 4: But it wasn't too crazy. But the lady was like,
Speaker 4: I'm sensitive. She's like like I want to meltdown, no,
Speaker 4: like vocally, and then she goes yeah. She's like I'm
Speaker 4: so sorry.
Speaker 5: She calls to the attendant. She's like, can I move seats?
Speaker 5: This girl's perfume is just too smelly. I just can't
Speaker 5: handle it. I can't sit here. Can I sit in
Speaker 5: the front? Is there open seats in first class? And
Speaker 5: the lady's like, no, you can't go to first class
Speaker 5: late Oh well, it's just a smell. And she's like, okay,
Speaker 5: well there's a seat actually in the back of the plane.
Speaker 5: You want to go, say there's this there's open seat
Speaker 5: in the back, so we can go ahead and take
Speaker 5: you back there.
Speaker 4: And she was like oh well no.
Speaker 5: But and then she's the lady's like, are we gonna
Speaker 5: have a problem, And the girl and the job is
Speaker 5: like looking around and she's like.
Speaker 4: No, I don't have a problem. I love all people.
Speaker 1: Wait, I love This is just so much to happen
Speaker 1: on a plane, I know, And she starts crying.
Speaker 4: Oh of course, she's not.
Speaker 5: She's having a breakdown and now everybody's looking around. But
Speaker 5: she she was a white lady.
Speaker 1: Okay, of course.
Speaker 5: So then her son goes, he turns and say, Mom,
Speaker 5: you just need to quit it. Yeah, and then in
Speaker 5: a discussion, so that was.
Speaker 1: Just yeah, I tell I've been saying this, and thank
Speaker 1: you Janelle James for giving me this in my my lex.
Speaker 1: I kind of want to make sure that I don't
Speaker 1: say it as if it's my own. But Janelle James
Speaker 1: has a whole if you have seen her comedy special
Speaker 1: on Netflix, please get to it. She has a whole
Speaker 1: thing on Netflix where she talks about bus people being
Speaker 1: on planes now and that is literally what it gives.
Speaker 1: It very much gives. There are a lot of Greyhound
Speaker 1: people that have literally started going, have been choosing to
Speaker 1: go to the sky to fly, and it is literally
Speaker 1: what it is giving. So yeah, I definitely, as someone
Speaker 1: who has literally flown almost seven times this month, I
Speaker 1: feel this conversation in my sir. Yeah, girl, I have
Speaker 1: been back. I've gone to New York. Okay, I have
Speaker 1: gone to Portland this month. I have gone to where
Speaker 1: did they just come back from? I went from Austin
Speaker 1: to Vegas and now home, and then next week I'll
Speaker 1: be up in Berkeley. So yeah, I have literally not
Speaker 1: been home for more than a week before I have
Speaker 1: to fly again this month, all because of this book,
Speaker 1: which I'm very thankful. I'm grateful for, but I definitely
Speaker 1: feel this conversation deep in this like the bowels of
Speaker 1: my shindow. All right, Joho, what's your yes, ma'am and
Speaker 1: your no, ma'am?
Speaker 3: For this week, Pam for this week is to miss
Speaker 3: on your nerve? Yes, guad.
Speaker 2: I know two episodes ago, I think I think lots
Speaker 2: of petographic time is Thomas construct these days we talked about,
Speaker 2: you know, drag race someone. It's like who might win,
Speaker 2: what you might think, what we might think. And I'm
Speaker 2: just really pleased on a nerve one. I know people
Speaker 2: probably are mad about it, and I understand that, Like,
Speaker 2: arguably I do think that.
Speaker 3: One was better than the other, the finalley, but.
Speaker 2: The consistency, okay of well of the other queen, like
Speaker 2: on a nerve was it like consistently was amazing. Consistently
Speaker 2: was tops Like I'm sorry, but that's our queen right there.
Speaker 2: Like I would be happy if Jewels won for sure too,
Speaker 2: and also like on your nerve is the entire embodiment
Speaker 2: of Charisman's nerve and talent. So live la love her
Speaker 2: so much, my noma'am pam is. People cant even hear
Speaker 2: transplants are homophobic.
Speaker 3: You don't need to.
Speaker 2: You'll need to knock it off and calm down. That
Speaker 2: is genderferinge care. You used to leave goops, knock it off, like,
Speaker 2: I just cannot deal with people who were like who
Speaker 2: are you? Who are doing things who are altering in
Speaker 2: their body and that just hair transplants like people who
Speaker 2: are altered their bodies to feel like better themselves. Somebody,
Speaker 2: let's live be genner fer being care. So you're trying
Speaker 2: to outlaw that for folks, not realizing that you're getting
Speaker 2: the same thing, like you're trying to get a front
Speaker 2: of your gender girl.
Speaker 3: So guess what, that's genderferming care.
Speaker 2: So so I put that out as a you know,
Speaker 2: as a foud for thought for some people, because that's
Speaker 2: still how it works. So then's something you're gonna try
Speaker 2: and find it and say you hate square pulps and
Speaker 2: transfers especially, recognize that the ship you do in your
Speaker 2: body is also genderfer being care. And if you want
Speaker 2: to allow outlaw us, outlaw yourself to a girl. Otherwise,
Speaker 2: don't do a babes. Don't do it, babes.
Speaker 1: Okay. Yeah, Well, with that being said, now that we
Speaker 1: all have gotten all of these wonderful things off of
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Speaker 2: Of course you can find me at Johanna's across all socials,
Speaker 2: my website at jorinails dot com.
Speaker 3: And if not there you can find me girl. I
Speaker 3: have no idea.
Speaker 2: Just find me somewhere on the streets. Hopefully on the
Speaker 2: street is wholly at my house, just chilling, just.
Speaker 1: Chilling, Star, Where can the dolls find you? Or where
Speaker 1: do you? Let me ask you? Where do you want
Speaker 1: to be found?
Speaker 5: The girls can find me on Instagram at Star amara
Speaker 5: su or my personal website Star one two three four
Speaker 5: dot info.
Speaker 1: You are absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for being
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