Today on YouTube and News the podcast, things are heating up in the kitchen as Dixie D'Amilio responds to a spicy TikTok with a pinch of shade, stirred in with ingredients of news. Plus, for our main course, Tanna Mojo appears to be partying again after apologising for all her partying in lockdown.

It's a sirloin steak of shame with a side salad of scandal.

And for dessert, we've got review review, where I review your reviews of this show,

which you'll find with a glaze of humor and a

dollop of cream frieche. Chefs, get to your stations because the show's about to get cooking.

On this, YouTube and News the podcast.

Hello and welcome back to YouTube and News the podcast. My name is Benedict Townsend. I'm your host.

Don't really know what all that cooking stuff was at the top of the show. Who knows? But here we are. Here we are in the show. Too late to go back now. It's too late to turn back now. I believe, I believe, I believe, I believe I'm falling in news. We've got a cracking show for you today.

I actually just told you everything that was coming up about 30 seconds ago, so no need to recap.

But why don't we roll straight into our first story? And this is, this is wild. This is one of my

favorite stories we've covered in a while on the podcast. And it's about the D'Amilio family.

Some of you, you know, some of the, the cretins among you might go around saying D. Emilio.

I used to be like that, a fool. But it's pronounced Dermilio. And I'll thank you to all keep that in

mind. And did I do one take of this show and call her Di Emilio

to the point where my producer, who knows nothing about YouTube, had to call through and tell

me to pronounce her name correctly? Maybe I did, maybe I didn't. But the point is, someone did a

TikTok. And that someone is an account called at spicy opinions. It's a TikTok account where people post, you guessed it, spicy opinions. And you know, people can comment on it and have a little combo about it. And someone posted a spicy slash unpopular opinion about the D'emilio family. And I am just going to read this verbatim because I think it is worth hearing.

They said, quote, can we talk about Charlie and her sudden rise to fame for a sec?

This app has been around for about five years.

Not once has somebody rose to fame so quickly and with so many followers.

Even Baby Ariel and Lauren Gray, the most popular

musers, those were people on Musically, which was the precursor to TikTok, didn't gain so quick and with so

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