Stunt Queens!

Yestergays with Justin Sylvester and Blakely Thornton

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Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Comedy

4.9 • 698 Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2026

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

THIS WEEK, Justin & Blakely break down the total mess that was Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz's wedding, the very public Karamo / Queer Eye drama, the surprising allies in the reality TV world, and what they love and hate about this year's Oscar nominations!

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0:00.0	I feel like everybody's on their bullshit,
0:07.2	and it's like all at once exhilarating and terrifying.
0:11.6	Like, I can't, I can't even,
0:13.1	as someone who's chronically online, I can't even keep up.
0:16.3	It is wild.
0:18.8	What is going on in this world?
0:20.5	First of all, let's start off by saying,
0:23.2	you guys, last Tuesday, we gave you guys an episode of yestergays,
0:28.2	and all hell broke loose with Brooklyn Beckham and Victoria Beckham on that Tuesday morning.
0:35.2	The less than gays are psychics.
0:37.3	The gays are psychics.
0:38.6	The gays are psychics.
0:42.7	We recorded that episode a week before that.
0:48.2	We had this conversation about Brooklyn, Nicola, and Victoria Beckham almost seven days before this news broke.
0:51.6	So when we put out this episode, this was not an emergency.
0:55.2	No.
0:56.3	Let's make an amendment.
0:58.0	This was put it out with the raw footage.
1:01.2	This was an afterthought.
1:02.5	It was literally an afterthought,
1:04.1	and it blew the fuck up.
1:06.4	So.
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