Hi, Hilema.

Hi, Ioni.

And hello to the listeners. Welcome to the Polyester podcast. I'm Aione and the founding editor-in-chief of Polyester, online imprint and ever else. And I'm also the author of upcoming book, Poor Little Sick Girls, which you should bring order. And I'm Halima, the community editor of Polyester Zoon and the co-to-the-Polyester podcast. This is The Sleepover Club, a feminist pop culture podcast.

We pull apart the hashtag discourse in the hope of making some sense of it all.

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So, ba, ba, bum, we're back with another episode this week.

Kaleema, what are we talking about?

I'm talking about nepotism babies. Nepotism in general.

Shout out, Sharon, who is a listener, a friend of this podcast of Pollyester and suggested that we do this topic.

Nice, nice, nice. I was wondering why you wanted to do it.

Do I not tell you?

No, you're just like, let's do nepotism babies, and I was like, oh, okay. Who's rubbeds me the wrong way? Yeah, so we're doing nepotism babies. I think the reason why we're doing this is because, well, there's a few things. Obviously, by now, the, I don't even know the girl's name, what's her name, Nicola Peltz? Yeah, yeah, yeah. The American heiress and socialite.

And I don't know why that's got to me.

Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn Beckham obviously got married a couple of weeks ago.

Cruz Beckham is also on the cover of ID magazine, which is very weird.

I do not understand.

He's very tan, you know?

Is he?

He's so tan.

He's like the literal image of Victoria Beckham.

Like, he doesn't know like his dad at all, in my opinion.

And there was a couple of other things things but I've already forgotten them.

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