Hello, gorgeous. It's Lala Kent. Welcome to Untraditionally Lala.

Hello, gorgeous. Welcome back to Untraditionally Lala, the boner episode. I'm with Frankie Grande.

I had people write in to ask you some questions. Oh, I love this.

Yeah, we'll keep it right. We'll keep it tight. What is your favorite memory from your time on Big Brother?

Ooh.

I really, really resonated with when Kathy Griffin walked into the house because I was a very

queer man in a very straight house with all straight people.

And I forgot that I had a community.

And then when that homosexual

icon walked in, I was like, gay, thank Lord. Oh my God, Kathy Griffin. And every, of course,

every single person in the house was like, who is that? And I was like, you disgusting people.

Yeah. There were all straights, no one knew who she was. And yeah, well, I died. And I felt like it was a gift just for me. And it gave me enough energy to get through the rest of the show. Literally. I was like, oh, thank God. I forgot that I was gay. I forgot that I was gay. This is so good. I was like, I'm turning straight with all of you people.

Ew.

You know, I, ew, is right.

I only feel comfortable in this time in my life with girls and gays.

Love it.

Like, they're the best.

Anything outside of that community, I don't want it. I don't know how to approach it. Like, I'm good. So I'm glad that you felt like, oh, here we go. It's a reminder. I have community. Yes, exactly. That was exactly right. Would you ever go on traders? Have you watched traders on Peacock? Oh, yeah. I would and I shall and love. I, I have to just call me guys. I'm ready. Let's go.

No, they have to have you on. I have to do it. I have to do it. I don't, I was never a big like, I'm so into reality, but like the competition shows I was never really that into. I just gave traders a chance and was like, oh my God, I understand the hype.

It's great.

And I would, I would eat it up.

Would you be a good trader?

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