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🗓️ 23 June 2020
⏱️ 36 minutes
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0:00.0 | The following podcast is a deer media production. |
0:14.6 | Hello to my four and a half listeners. Just remember this. You can't cancel somebody |
0:22.1 | that's never been greenlit to begin with. Think about it. Process, marinate on that. |
0:28.6 | I'll probably get a tattoo to my lower back. You know, the saying goes that when life hands you |
0:35.3 | lemons, one is supposed to make the sweetest of lemonade. I have decided to take said lemons and |
0:42.7 | squeeze them into my own eyeballs to punish myself and then let the acid burn my retinas off |
0:48.4 | and then force my husband to make a sticky bob to one of Gloria's voice mails from eight years ago |
0:54.0 | and then sell said bob and donate the proceeds to charity specifically the N. double ACP |
1:00.2 | legal defense and educational fund. So you guys, if you follow me on Instagram, you know that |
1:09.4 | Andrew has created a masterpiece. We are releasing a grandma, Gloria, pop star, geriatric dance |
1:20.6 | bop for the masses. It is the song of our generation. She has the vocal stylings of, you know, |
1:30.6 | Destiny's Child Lady Gaga with like a hint of a Barbara Streisand and like also a vibrato |
1:39.2 | that can only be compared to Andre Bacchelli maybe. I don't really know, but you need to stretch out |
1:45.3 | those hammies because you're going to fucking drop it low. It's a smash. I have been begging my husband |
1:53.1 | for years to make me a pop star. I just wanted like a sticky, sticky bob, a bitch Bible anthem and |
2:03.2 | obviously he's extremely intimidated by my talent factor and does not want to give me the |
2:09.3 | opportunity to shine my vocal stylings. So last week we were, you know, quarantining per |
2:17.6 | use and I was just thinking like what the fuck can I do to A, bring people some joy, B, B, charitable |
2:28.3 | because I really do think that actions, I'm an actions person, you know what I mean? Like words, |
2:33.2 | they come, they go, they don't stick. It's like playing darts with a fucking limpling guinea. Like |
2:38.4 | I think what people say is not indicative of what people actually do. So I wanted to do something |
2:46.3 | that was productive and the song is, I mean, I played it for my dad and he cried. Like he was so |
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