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new customers only, remaining six months at full price. Hey, I'm Kate Lindsay, and you're listening to I-C-Y-M-I, or in case you missed it, Slate's podcast about internet culture.

And back in the studio with me today, we have Kelsey Weekman, senior

entertainment reporter at Yahoo News. Hello, Kelsey. Hello, Kate. I'm so happy to be here.

I'm glad to have you. As an entertainment reporter, I know that you also have seen that the Grammy

nominations were recently announced and all the sort of usual suspects are there.

We have Bad Bunny, Kendrick Lamar, Chapel Rhone, Doche, Sabrina Carpenter.

They're all over these lists.

Gang's all here.

But of course, I'm scouring, and I'm sure you are as well, as someone of Internet culture background.

Scouring for that Internet culture angle.

And Kelsey, five years ago, did you ever think we'd see the headline

Grammy-nominated artist Addison Ray? Well, no. And I want to say, yes, maybe two years ago. I could

have seen that, but certainly not five years ago. No, it was a very different world.

Right, because five years ago, she was a member of the hype house, which was sort of a new, new TikTok content house.

We'll talk more about it later.

But she was very much just a TikToker doing dances.

There's that iconic video of her, like, dancing in the street and telling fans to like wait.

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