"24K Tragic" (LIVE at SXSW featuring Tegan and Sara)

Keep It!

Entertainment News, News, Society & Culture

4.6 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 14 March 2018

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Ira, Kara, and Louis travel to Austin, Texas for their first live show. Bruno Mars is accused of cultural appropriation. Rachel Dolezal scams a Netflix documentary. Katy Perry latches onto gay culture. Louis takes on a fan in a game of Oscars trivia. Plus, Ira talks to musicians Tegan and Sara about the new Queer Eye.

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0:00.0	We're back with another episode of Keep It.
0:07.0	Recorded live at South by Southwest brought to you by Tune-Air.
0:11.6	Carol Lewis and I traveled to Austin, Texas for our first live show and it was actually
0:16.6	pretty fun.
0:17.9	We had a lot of really great barbecue.
0:19.6	We tried torches tacos for the first time and we saw a lot of people who were excited
0:26.9	to see Keep It's first live show.
0:29.8	So coming up in this episode we have a discussion about Bruno Mars, Rachel Dullesall and American
0:36.4	Idol.
0:37.4	And after that I'll have an interview with musicians Tegan and Sarah about the Netflix
0:41.7	reboot of Queera.
0:43.7	Hi, I am Ira Bettison III.
0:55.7	I'm Kara.
0:56.7	I'm Lou Whist with Seven Astas.
1:00.7	Imagine Koff from the Jungle Book saying it, the snake.
1:03.9	Can't work on my, can't work champagne.
1:05.9	Oh my God.
1:06.9	I'm never going to make it on the voice.
1:08.6	But the shirt is nice and tight today so it doesn't matter.
1:12.4	We have an empty chair here because we're waiting for our guest Omarosa.
1:16.2	She is running a little late.
1:18.8	No, we're going to kick things off with the really fun conversation of, I guess, cultural
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