Oh, yeah. Hey everybody welcome to another pop culture kiki of Beyond the Blinds as always it's

me Kelly Williams and Troy McKee T and I feel like we just need to get right into it this week there is so much to talk about where do you where do we even start do we start with it ends with us should we just go right there I feel like we should because it's like it's

developing as we record. So if you guys aren't aware it ends with us as a Blake

Lively movie that came out and everyone is losing their mind over the

promo.

It's almost like don't worry darling all over again, but like worse because it's a film that deals

with domestic violence.

So I want to start this off by saying I have never read the book, I'm not familiar with

Colleen Hoover, because I've also seen a lot of comments being like, of course this happens

with a Colleen Hoover book so yeah I haven't

read the book either but I've seen a lot of people saying just like how poorly the book is

written and that it gives 50 shades of gray vibes or it's like a lot of like like weird type of issues and like weird grammar issues and like just poor wording I mean I can't say neither here nor there but like the promo has just been insane and you

would never know that it was a domestic violence movie because of the way Blake is

treating it I mean she's acting like she's playing a Disney

princess and it's a romcom like it's insane. It's truly crazy and I sent Troy a clip of an interview and again this is about

domestic violence like it should be taken seriously and when Blake

lively speaks people listen so a couple years ago she even did this big

speech about child sexual abuse material see Sam and like I know people were

donating it it really shed a lot of light. Like when Blake

Lively speaks white women listen and the fact that she's not even talking about

domestic violence really is like really shocking to me and I also keep seeing the

take just admit you hate women when it comes to like critiquing Blake and I'm the

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