"Camp, Rocked" (with Jonathan Levine)

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4.6 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 8 May 2019

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

The Met Gala returns with another theme destined to confuse celebrities — Camp: Notes on Fashion. Louis CK learns the meaning of consent when it comes to recording his live shows. Daenerys goes for a Starbucks run. Billy McFarland goes from fake festival organizer to author. Plus, director Jonathan Levine joins to talk about his movie Long Shot!

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0:00.0	And we're back with an all new episode of Keep That.
0:16.4	Even Frencher than before.
0:18.0	Is anybody else worried that Cardi B has a herniated disc?
0:20.3	I cannot think of stop thinking about her in that dress.
0:23.0	It was a big as Jordan Dunn's.
0:28.4	Was it 30 pounds that she was wearing?
0:30.6	Oh god.
0:31.6	I didn't even, we're going to get into Maccala, but my official opinion is there are too
0:35.0	many people allowed to go to the Maccala.
0:36.8	Because I don't remember.
0:38.2	I'm going through the slideshow now.
0:41.8	The Vogue one has it 198 pictures.
0:45.3	Too many, they need to call that guess list.
0:48.0	I mean, literally that YouTube makeup person was allowed to be there.
0:52.2	It was like, is, is, is, you buy tickets online?
0:56.1	Yeah.
0:57.7	Well, I heard the part of the, yeah, right.
1:00.2	The tea with some of it though is that there are people that get to go to the dinner
1:04.1	and then people that just get to go to the cocktail party.
1:06.9	So not everyone that shows up is really like inside at the gala.
1:10.6	They basically just got to like do the carpet and get some champagne.
1:13.6	And then Anna's like, you got to go see you on the street.
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