Yo, what is up, Buttercup?

So, unless you've been living under a rock, you know, in the last two weeks, the internet has completely exploded, been obsessed with this cold play concert and the CEO and the woman from HR and this quote alleged affair and millions of people

have been playing detective with this like five second jumbotron clip anyways in this episode

I'm going to break down why this is so interesting to us why is it taken off the way that it has? What it says really about all of us

and how easily someone's reputation can be manipulated, can be ruined, how people come forward

and become fake sources, even fake children of these CEOs. And yes, even strangers pretending to be

involved in the story and then news organizations perpetuating it. I'm also going to talk about

some of the things that are said about me online and like what it's like to become a target

of misinformation. It's really gotten completely out of hand, but I'm also a part of it.

Like full transparency. I love this stuff too, but I do think it's really easy to get sucked

into this gossip like a rabbit hole and people get

wrongly accused of things and no one ever clears it up. I just want to know what's really going on

behind the scenes. And I want us to look at these viral stories, this gossip, the things that we

take as fact and maybe have a little different perspective.

All right. So buckle up because I'm going to talk about all of it, all of the tea, the affairs,

the TikToks, the lies, and yep, even the videos that have been made about me. All right, let's get

into it. There are certain things I just don't really talk about on the regular

podcast because i don't know it's like i know people are going to disagree i know people are

going to twist the words around or maybe it's like there's certain things like you're going to say

to a friend but you wouldn't say in a group of people who you've just met or who kind of casually know you but you feel safe enough to say to a friend, but you wouldn't say in a group of people who you've just met or who

kind of casually know you, but you feel safe enough to say them with people who like truly

understand where you're coming from, who you are. You don't have to like over-explain things

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