Hi, guys. I'm Emma. And I'm Julie. And welcome back to another episode here, Joel.

Hi, I am. I just want to start out by saying, I know recently we've been having this conversation

about how simply put, we just wish celebrities would be down to fuck around a little bit

more. And I know it initially arose after the Harry Styles and Rada's street make out.

We were saying that type of thing. It's just harmless fun. People are down to be a little

bit more messy. But it also extended into social media use and commenting. And I remember

us referencing, you know, the early days of Ariana and Pete and feeling like that type

of rogues will just never occur again. And I'm happy to report that in the last few weeks,

it feels like that has kind of come back, not to that same extent. But if you look at what

we're talking about today, we pretty much have a comment that ties back to every single

one of those, whether it's Jeremy L and White commenting, wow, on the video of Alexa

Demi or Octavia Spencer commenting, extortion is illegal on the page 6 report that said,

Britney's ex-husband is threatening to release, quote, extraordinarily embarrassing info

if the prenup is not renegotiated or JLo commenting savage on the Kiki Palmer Usher music

video. Like the fact that we can have a comment tie into most of the things we're talking about

here to me signifies something promising. Right. And I think for us, it's like we obviously

pay such close attention to the comments and the patterns of them in the way they've

changed over time. And it's something that we are just so, so, so, so, so attuned to.

But I think the reason that a Jeremy L and White wow comment on not a video that Alexa

Demi posted on someone's video of Alexa Demi's common client campaign hits so hard is because

it feels like you want Earth something that you weren't supposed to see. And I think that

the real heart of our account and the reason that we love it is because comments still

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