LadyGang - Allegedly Wassa Happening with Hannah Kosh

Episode Date: March 24, 2026

Influencer chaos meets red carpet reality when the internet’s favorite insider Hannah Kosh joins the LadyGang! From the brutal truth about influencers flopping on live red carpets (and why it’s not their fault) to the Vanity Fair drama that has Hollywood spiraling, we’re breaking down what’s really happening behind the scenes of fame, Zendaya may or may not be secretly married, and we ask the most important question of 2026: is Gen Z… okay?! PLUS: In a chaotic game of “Do Z Care?” Hannah reveals shocking truths about money, marriage, hustle culture, and why everyone is suddenly smoking cigarettes again (???).We have spring deals for YOU!!Jones Road Beauty: Want makeup that brings out your natural glow? Get a free Shimmer Face Oil on your first purchase with code LADYGANG at Jonesroadbeauty.comTonal: Track your strength training progress! Get $200 off your Tonal purchase with code LADY at Tonal.comMacys: Get a jump on spring fashion! Shop at Macys.com or in-store!Progressive: Need car insurance? Head to Progressive.com to see how much you can save!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

well what is this welcome to the lady gang that's amazing say that again the lady gang things are about to change around here each week we catch up with hollywood's hottest girl posse kelty knight becca tobin and jack vanik hello hello hello welcome to lady gang i'm becca tobin here with i can't say my name becca tobin is my name here with kelty knight and jack vanik And we have a special treat, a little treaty treat for you guys. Kelty, who's here? We got a hot treat, everyone. We have the internet's favorite insider with us today. She serves gossip, sports, influencer chaos, and creator hot takes all in one perfectly created scroll. Basically, she is what happens if Andy Cohen and Gossip Girl and Sporty Spice

had a baby and then gave her Wi-Fi. You've definitely seen her breaking down pop culture, exposing influencer drama and somehow making sports feel sexy again while keeping her millions of followers completely hooked. She has a master's in sports management from the University of San Francisco, but built her career behind the scenes in PR and social for major teams like the San Diego Padres, I think that's how you say that, and the San Diego Seals before stepping fully into her main character energy online. So today we're getting into all of it. We're allegedly what's happening, the tea, the trends, and what's really happening behind the highlight reel. Please welcome to the podcast, the incredible Hannah Kosch.

Hi. Do we say Kosch or Kosch? It's Kosch. That's what I thought. She did it right. No, I was right. For once. For once.

Okay. That was a really smooth intro. You usually get Kosch, I will say. No, I'm a professional. I like Kosch. Just a few weeks ago, Hannah was looking incredible at the Golden Globes. And so here's what happened. We were waiting in line and she was right before me taking her pictures and she went

out and I was like, I literally was so proud of you because she I mean, I know you've done red carpets before, but like that was a scary red carpet. It was double sided. It was like being at the Met Gala. It was terrifying. It was so scary. And like we were standing in line there and like no tea, no shade. They put all the influencers first. Like we love that so much. Like get us over with. No one wants to be there. But like so it's like literally our friends went out first. They're like, you guys are our test shots for today. And they were like, nice. Thank you. And we're like walking along. And so it's just like, so awkward. But I'm like, you kind of it's, I feel like that's a make it till you make it moment of lot. And like, luckily, that was my

second time at that one. So I had a little bit I was like, Okay, at least I've been in this building before. But no, it's terrifying. It's so scary. But it's such an interesting thing, because they literally like have you walk and they're like, Oh, you'll be the test shot. I've been the test shot forever. I'm the first person on the carpet as the host. And then the pictures go everywhere. Those people, the people on the internet don't know that you didn't arrive at the same time as Kate Hudson. Cause it's the same backdrop, same photos, like the photos still get put out there. So I was really proud of you. And then it was me with my tail between my legs because I had to like go over the, it was very smart the way they had this carpet guys. So they

had all the, like, you know, I'm on my journalist creator fight, which is not a fight, but they had it split so that like Hannah and there was like this really great guy that I love, the Savoy Daily. He's like a fashion guy. He's just such a good job. There's all these like really they they curated like the perfect group. There was no shitty people there and they had them at tables. So like they could just do their POV, do their like whatever it is, walk the carpet and then create their content with the stars like right up against them. And they didn't have to like be beside me trying to do an interview. Like it was actually really smart the way they had it. Didn't you think so? I totally think so. And I think Netflix does a really, really good job to

curating really good groups of people. I think that that's a huge strength that goes like unnoticed a lot of the times, because if you have a bad vibe and if even like one or two bad people, it can ruin an entire trip. It can ruin an entire group setting like that. And so I think that Netflix does a really, really good job of that. And I think that they did it last year at the end of the carpet. And so this year they were like, we moved it. We gave you guys tables. We thought the food was a huge addition because we got to like try all the food that they were serving inside. So then like some of the people were coming up and being like, what is that? Like, is that the pizza that we're getting inside later? We were like, it actually is because

the chef came up and talked to us before to like be able to talk about it as well. So I feel like they did a really, really good job. And I think that they're always like a couple steps ahead. And that's really, really nice. This is the future of red carpets. But before we do that, should we get into it? Sure. It's time for good week. Yes, it is. Bad week. Oh, no. Sorry. I was enthralled with your conversations about the new red carpet because we thought the carpets were dead and now they're being revitalized. I know. I kind of love that. I do, too. It's not so stiff. Yeah. It was a big week this week, too, with the whole, like, Vanity Fair after party and Jake Shane. Do you want to talk about it? Do you have thoughts?

I mean, I do. I think that this was some of the articles that were being written were wild to me because this wasn't obviously the first time that there have been people in this situation. So to kind of see some of the big ones really kind of go hard on it was crazy. What happened? I didn't like see the details of this. um it was the vanity fair after party and it was jake shane and who was the other was it quinn blackwell that was with him yes um and like chris jenner came up and she was kind of like how do you get here and she's like literally like why are you here well and then i saw a clip where because i didn't obviously watch the whole thing but they're talking about um if i had legs i'd kick you i haven't seen the movie but whatever i guess there's a kid in it and he made the same like

comment to a couple celebrities over and over again he's like isn't the kid like so annoying like that was his contribution to the movie is like the movie is this plight basically the whole movie exists and back as an actress you'll appreciate this like 20 inches from her face like the entire movie the camera's right here and it's this plight of this mother with this terminally ill kid and so it's like oh is this rose burns yes rose it's like it's kind of a serious movie. Yeah. What a weird comment to make then. Very. Yeah. It's not like an Amy Schumer comedy. Yeah. It's like isn't the terminally ill kid annoying? I feel bad even like making fun of the angles that they're the lens that they were using. It's a really hard thing. I yeah. I mean

the articles are brutal. The articles are brutal. Super brutal. Like there's basically a Vanity Fair article that was like Jake Shane's interview questions on the red carpet are proof that influencers shouldn't do interviews on the carpet. And like, obviously, you know, I did want to ask you about this, Hannah. Sorry, we're skipping that. No, totally. I love it. You know, obviously, I have an opinion, right? Like I've worked 15 years to get to a point where I can be like number one bitch on the carpet and do these interviews. But I also realize that I don't have millions of followers. So at the end of the day, Vanity Fair is not an idiot. They realize that they are a veteran brand and they're like, what are, how are we going to keep the lights on?

And it's not from like getting an old bag like me to do the interviews, you know, even though I think I would be great. Um, but like, they're smart to bring in this like new gen, right? Like they're, they, they want to, I think this is my plea to everyone in this space is that we have got to do a mix like it's not jake shane's fault that some of the stuff really was so funny and great and hilarious on the carpet and some of it bombed like you will be saved by an edit every single time live anything a live stream live tv there are no there's no room like there's this clip of him and he's like literally rolling his eyes and like putting his card down looking so defeated and i was like yes me too jake shane like it's brutal it is so brutal to do a four

our red carpet is like it's like nothing else on the planet and nothing can prepare you for it and I think we're doing such a disservice to this next generation of he can say I'm not a journalist yes you are like you're a cultural commentator you are a journalist like you know but we do a disservice to you guys because no one's teaching you how to do it they're literally being like you and Quinn neither one of you have ever done a live red carpet of this magnitude before good luck Like, here's the thing. When I was doing live red carpets, I stood beside a veteran. I got to do two little hits on my first red carpet. Then I got to do four the next year. And then I got to maybe be the co-host with someone, a Kevin Frazier who had done it for 40 years beside me. And I watched him and I learned and I figured out how it all works and how to do it well and how to switch gears. when Julia Fox comes on and wants to talk about a really serious movie, how you can switch, how you power down, how you switch gears. Like it's not their fault that, you know, that it wasn't the

best outing. No one's helping them. They're being thrown to the wolves. That's how I feel. And that's why I came over to you at the Golden Globes. Cause I did this cutting room. Sorry, I'm going on a tangent, but no, I love it. I did this cutting room floor interview where she was basically like, what do you think of influencers on the carpet? And I was like, I'm happy to have you come on over but be excellent like the red carpets are dying and it's because everyone's just making like it's it no one wants to talk to us anymore because we've been yelling at them and people are like there's all these influencer interviews of people being like would you rather have a thought queen or a gaga and like the stars are like we're not talking to any press anymore

because we don't like know what we're getting thrown right so i'm like if you come be excellent and the problem is is that like you guys came for the golden globes and you've crushed you know but they're like, no one's going to give you credit for that. Then that's just the article of like, did Jake Shane and influence on the carpet? I don't think it's about influencers being on the carpet. I think it's about let's help you guys, first of all, figure out what the hell you're supposed to do when you get there. And number two, let's mix like I'm not that old, guys. I could stand behind side Hannah and still look cute, don't you think? No, totally. I was going to say the same exact thing because I was at a carpet. I think it was last year and it was people and

they had one of their like legacy people host there. And then also it was Bronwyn from Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. And it was fun being able to kind of see them together. And she was like, this is my first time live. And it was like, cool seeing her also be a little bit nervous about it and be upfront about it. And then them being like, no, no, no, we're here. We're going to do this together. We're going to get some fun guests and just like being able to see them do it together, I think was really cool to banter off each other. And then I also think that maybe also don't throw us in there or other people in there if it's like the biggest event ever. Like, you know, there was the Vanity's event on Wednesday that was at Chateau Marmont. Like someone could

have easily been there and hosted a red carpet there and been able to kind of like dip your toes in and it's a little bit of a smaller environment, but still with massive stars and being able to talk to really, really fun people, but not doing the four hour live Vanity Fair stream at your very first one being like oh shit here we go yeah like Nina Parker on um Threads who we've had on the podcast before she said something so good she was just like there's no world which an Oscars red carpet should be your first live red carpet ever it doesn't matter if you have the most popular podcast in the world yeah it should not like that's just that's the thing that you grow to do you know what I mean and it's like yes there are people like an Emma Chamberlain they threw

her into the Met Gala and she did a fantastic job. But like, that's not everybody, especially someone who's like a self-proclaimed nervous king. Like this guy is like literally his whole podcast is about him being like nervous and socially awkward. And then to be like, good luck. Here's Kris Jenner. You know what? I get nervous around Kris Jenner. She's scary mother. You know? Well, it's like, what did they think was going to happen? Really? And it's like, just because you're you have millions of followers and just because you can make funny TikToks and just because maybe his podcast is funny. I don't listen to it, but maybe he has these like funny conversations with people, but like, that's a totally different atmosphere than being put in the most like

uncomfortable spotlight on you. You better perform kind of thing. It'd be like throwing me into that situation. And I, that's literally my worst nightmare. And I bet for him, it felt like his worst nightmare too. It's like, and there are other people that are naturally probably more fit for being like thrown into the lion's den like that you know just because you're the it guy doesn't mean you're going to be able to do every job thrown at you well and like this is not to sound like a dick it's going to come across like a dick Jake Shane is a star people go to his podcast and laugh at his podcast he's so funny he creates great content like he's a star I don't think you need to have a personality like that especially untrained talking to other stars those

stars are supposed to be having their moment. Like you're a little bit supposed to be like Kelty's a star in a lot of areas, but she's not on a carpet. She's doing her job of letting them shine, saying the things that that she needs to prompt them to say to make them shine. So it's like it really his team should have never, ever, ever told him to do this. Like, I know you're supposed to say yes to everything. And it's a huge opportunity. But you should have known I knew from watching three minutes of his podcast that he would shit the bed talking to A-list celebrities on a carpet

about their very serious, like things that they threw their heart and souls into for an entire year. Yeah, absolutely. Totally. I'm curious if this will like be a finals draw because I feel like Giggly Squad and that one kind of before

was a moment in the press that was like the influencer shitting me on the carpet and this is another big one. So I'm like, will it ever come to a point where it's like never again or will they just kind of keep going

and letting it happen? I don't know. I'm going to tell you guys this little hot thing. I actually called Vanity Fair like six months ago. Someone who I know has like their feet into that carpet and offered my services. I'm so guilty of it, but I literally was like,

hey, are we going to do this again? Or like, I was like, why don't you just get Justin and I to come over after the E-Live red carpet and like we could do Vanity Fair. And they were like, oh yeah, that would be great. And then like, we never hear anything. Kelty, I will say, I was on your TikTok recently, and all of your interview questions go viral. It's not like just because you have way less followers and are like less relevant in the zeitgeisty of, you know, Gen Z, that your questions don't get seen. So I don't really understand that. I mean, I get where they're coming from, because they're like, we got to get the hot guy, but it's not like they hurt.

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it's like the same thing. Becca or Jack's husband is a musician, right? If he goes out and he writes a hit song, that's amazing. And you're like, oh my God, they're so talented. But guess who else wrote a hit song? Rebecca Black. And she made the song Friday, which was not, her other music is so much better. But like that song was also a hit song and it was a hit song because it was not a great song. And it's like it sometimes the cream rises and sometimes the shit rises and it actually doesn't matter because all these brands care about is eyeballs. And at the end of the day, all they care about is money. And so I think my purpose and your purpose, Hannah, and what you do really well is we need to get out on carpets together and we need to figure out a way to

take both of our expertise and what makes us great and powerful in the, in culture and mix it together so that you get the best of both worlds. Do you know what I mean? Because like Jake should have just been able to be cute and funny and amazing. And when Julia Fox wants to talk about the sick kid, he just stands there and I'm like, oh, I hear you. And as a single mother, this must have really resonated with you and then be like, okay, let's talk, like make a path, you know yeah like it doesn't have to be all influencers or all veterans it can be both and that's my hope for the future sorry to go on this tangent that's not why we brought you on but like no I love it because I agree because I feel like that's the only way especially to that

the stars are going to feel comfortable because I feel like a lot of the times it's a couple bad people in either space and then it's like they're done for for a while and it's like well that's not good for anybody either and like I feel like movie premieres and all of the stuff is like coming back in full force and it is fun and there's a buzz around it and I don't want it to be ruined by someone being like here's your stupid TikTok trend or yeah what are your thoughts on like the political environment and you're like oh my god what's going on in either side yeah no I agree 100% it's like we can go too hard on one side and too hard on the other side and I do think like listen having I I thought the golden or sorry I thought the actor awards where you guys were on

the carpet was the perfect mix and I said it I'll shout it to the rooftops like that's how it should be and so but if you want to start a red carpet show with me I absolutely will like it could be like you guys would be a great duo Kelty and Kosh oh my gosh love that absolutely I'll get my Botox okay I just got my face lasered so that's why I'm also wearing these glasses to cover up half my face. Which laser did you do? I do the BBL and Moxie. Oh, yeah. So this is like my fifth one. I'm obsessed with them. I love it so much. Oh, I never kept up with it. She's like the most popular girl. Like the BBL Moxie is the most, she's homecoming queen in aesthetics. She really is. Wait, you guys, I don't know what to do.

Should we go back to Good Week, Bad Week? Should we just keep going? Okay, we'll just keep going. Hannah, do you think Zendaya's married? I do. Isn't she wearing a ring? Yeah. So I'm like, I just think that at first I thought Law was joking. I will say that. I did think he was just like joking at first.

But then I'm like, now the ring and all of it. I'm like, she probably, they probably did get married. Were they actually engaged? Yeah, they've been engaged. She debuted her engagement ring at the Golden Globes last year. Oh, okay. Do you care about their wedding? do you care to see pictures? Yes, but I'm at peace with knowing I probably never will.

I just don't have expectations that I will. It's so funny with celebrities. Like it really does from Z to A, like the way that you have your wedding is like where you are on the list of celebrities. So it's like you're a reality star and you're doing your entire thing televised, like the old school bachelor. And then like you're somewhere in the middle, like sell some pictures to Brides Magazine, you know, do a couple interviews, not necessarily ever release a video of you getting married, but like there's breadcrumbs and then there's Rockstar. And there's the People Magazine cover where it's like you're Jessica Biel and you're like, here's the People Magazine exclusive photos. Then there's Zendaya. Royalty. You'll never know. It's the chicest way

to get married. And I love it so much. Especially because you're so rich, you just buy that dress that's $500,000 and you don't care. I would just die for the fashion. She is literally my fashion icon. I think that there's nobody better than her. And I was like, I just need to see the dress. Maybe they'll do like a one-year anniversary like post or something.

That's what I think. I think one day Tom is gonna, he can't help himself because I feel like he already wants to post it all. Like he really, really does. And he's just like, I know I can't because I respect her so much. But I think it's gonna be like a anniversary

or a happy birthday to my wife in her wedding dress type of thing. Yes. I'm like, there's also like the two sides because then like you had Selena Gomez who was like posting live from her own account like as it was happening. I'm like, that also feels very Selena

in her own sense. But I'm like, she's also like so in the sense that was like, I want to do it my way, blah, blah, blah, over and over again. Overshare millennial vibe. Overshare, overshare. Sorry, we're the worst. Do you care about the new Harry Styles record

or are you over him? I really, really, really wanted to care and I just didn't after listening to it all, which was sad to me. Me too. But I love him and Doe. Oh. Oh, God.

They are the hottest couple that ever existed. Who? Ever, ever, ever. So, Kravitz. Kravitz. Oh, yeah. They're so random to me. So random, but I'm obsessed with them.

Yeah. She's incredibly hot. I can't even take it. And so is he. I really, after seeing him on SNL, I didn't watch the full show because I'm not a boomer, but I did watch clips because I'm a millennial. of like his skits and he's so talented like to do that and do it well is so hard and he like

committed and it was just like the hottest trait in a man like that I do not get the hype I never have oh my god he does absolutely nothing for me zero zilch nothing oh that record forget about it I don't like the music I don't think he's hot I don't what if you saw him in person in Malibu sitting at a bar by himself i don't think he's no i don't think he's yeah he's the tallest of the ones he's skinny yeah he's really skinny he likes to run a lot which kind of gives me the no thank you very carl from summer house um hannah is smoking cool again unfortunately yes even though i don't want it to be six six are back are is gen z not vaping nope cigarettes like it was crazy we're at like a brand dinner someone pulls out a pack of cigarettes they're

gone within five seconds everyone just hounds at them i'm like oh my gosh are these people are these people addicted to smoking like are they smokers or are they smoking at an event to look cool both i think i think there's a combination of both someone compared this to polio because because like now people that weren't weren't alive to see people with living and dying with polio. And because we had the vaccines and we had the information and now you're seeing people be like, I don't think I really need that polio vaccine. And like, cause they didn't actually see it with their own eyes. These people didn't see like the emphysema commercials. Grandma June died.

Yeah. Oh my God. The one with the hole. Yeah. Oh my God. Like we saw that it was real and we saw the effects of smoking. And I think that this generation, like they just don't even, their parents didn't light up cigarettes in the car with them. They don't know. Do you remember when the car had an ashtray? Yes. In between the seats. Do you guys remember when you could smoke on airplanes?

Yeah. That is so insane to me. And restaurants, smoking sections. The restaurant I worked at, I think about this all the time. The restaurant I worked in in high school literally had booths on one side of a faux wall that were smoking and the other side was not smoking. I was like, bitch, it all goes. It's weirder in an airplane. You're in a tiny tube.

Yes, yes. It's like 50 feet long. That's so crazy. People are smoking. When we come back. Yeah. I know. When we come back,

we're going to play a game with Hannah that I've devised just for her. You're listening to The Lady Gang. Hannah is back. Wait, you... She's about to hit 2 million followers on TikTok. Damn, girl. How are you still growing?

I have 100 views on all of my videos. No, I go in such big waves. Sometimes I literally... I lost like 40,000 followers at one point And I was like, I'm going to jump off a bridge. And my TikTok rep was like, maybe they're just not resonating with your content anymore. I'm like, it's the same shit I've been doing for four years now. What are you talking about?

And then the most important question is, when is that NDA app? Is that NDA for the Unwell Network up at the same point as Sophia's? Or when do we get that book? It's on the same timeline as Sophia's. So we're getting close. Okay. Oh, will you be discussing your time or were you was it a happy goodbye? I feel like there's stories to be told just in general.

And I feel like with the other girls, too, like it was such a bonding moment, our time there. So I feel like we weren't able to kind of end on the way that we wanted to, which was a bummer. Yeah, very. We'll have you back in November when that NBA runs out. I have prepared we've prepared a game for Hannah because she's our Gen Z guidance um and it's called sorry god I wanted to do it so well I practiced okay do Z care about this so it's

Gen Z like does Gen Z care about this do Z care okay are you ready yeah I'm ready do Z care about side parts versus middle parts. No. I do see that the side part is kind of coming back. Yeah. They're really into kind of like also like a very extreme side part

with like curly hair as well. You know, big one. They don't. It's not very much like you can't have a side part or you have to have a middle part. I think it's very much like a shape face as well.

Oh, OK. Do Z care about having a five year plan? No, not at all. They don't know what a five minute plan good for you what do people think that they're like obviously you're how old are you well I'm I'm 31 so I'm like you're like almost a millennial yeah yeah I'm like just I'm like what do people think they're gonna do I don't know like one of my friends I love her to death

but like she was got laid off and she's just like okay I'm gonna go to Europe for three months and And I'm like, okay. But how are you paying for that, I guess? I think, like, I honestly don't know. Because she's also not, like, parents money, trust fund type either at all. She's just like, I don't care if I spend all my savings. Like, money will come back. I'll figure it out.

That is abundance. Yeah. Okay. Does he care about being busy as a personality trait? No. I think that Gen Z thinks that that's very pick me. Like, hustling? Yeah, being busy is pick me.

Wait, what? So what are you supposed to do? You're just not supposed to go on Instagram and say your day from start to finish. Like 5 a.m., wake up, 6.30, work out. Oh, okay. 75 meetings and 800 emails sent. Well, it's like the boss bitch, like girl boss kind of thing is over. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah. They say like don't, yeah, you can't girl boss too close to the sun and like that's all bad. And you can't do that anymore. Okay. Um, does he care about monogamy or is it just like all situationships and whatever happens? See, I was surprised when that article was coming out about like having a boyfriend being embarrassing because there was like, that was a consensus, but I did see a lot of people also

being like, you know what? It's fun to be in love. Like it's fun to be in love. Don't shit on that if your friend's happy. Like, obviously, like, don't settle and don't do all these like horrible, like toxic things. But also like, don't like shit on your friends if they did find a nice person or a nice partner that they want to be with. So seeing that argument to it was refreshing for me personally. Yeah, I think it's only embarrassing to have a boyfriend if your boyfriend's embarrassing. Exactly. Your boyfriend sucks. Yeah. Do they care about Facebook at all? no but brands do so the influencers will be on there interesting me too kelsey's feeling good yeah me too do they care about luxury handbags or do you just like get

the dupe um they care about vintage items so i think like a good vintage find is one of the most like posh and chic things in Gen Z world. Do Z care about rom-coms? Because I do feel like Gen Z missed out on the rom-com era. They're not on anymore. And how can they even know what they're missing out on? I agree with that because I have friends who have not seen like all of the classics and like what's going on.

I feel like in the way that holiday films have like their little cheesy moments, Like, we need that for rom-coms and even just kind of in the resurgence of the holiday ones. And, like, Netflix and these streaming services, this is our chance to have these cheesy rom-coms. And, like, I feel like some of the stars, like, are trying to come back and do things like that. Like, we could get Brenda's song in a movie in a heartbeat, you know? I think that they fucked up by not casting, like, ultra, ultra talented mega celebrities in them. Because, like, the reason, like, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days is that— Kate Hudson.

It's Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey. Like, no offense, as a former Hallmark star, I don't want to see a former Hallmark star fall in love. We've seen that on Hallmark. I want to see Zendaya. I want to see her falling madly in love, having the little, like, moment when Matthew McConaughey takes off his wife beater off of her wet body in the bathroom.

Like, what? This is, I mean, cinematic moments. I also have heard that like Gen Z doesn't watch or listen to older music or TV or films and stuff, which I think is so interesting because I'm like, when we grew up, you know, we know the songs from the 80s and 70s and 60s. And we watched all of the, you know, Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller and all that kind of shit where it's like, they don't make movies and music the way that they used to. And it's just like, and then I feel like Gen Z kind of is like, we're not even gonna do it. They put, Disney put High School Musical on TikTok one minute and 30 seconds at a time. You can watch the entire High School Musical movie on TikTok in clips. No, it's crazy. Because also, like, you would think there's so much more opportunity to go back and watch and go back and listen to old stuff because of streaming and the Spotify's and all of

that sort of stuff. But it is wild because no one really does. No, I have a question. This sucks. Sorry, Kelty. we can get back to doozy. No, you have to, you have to do your question in Z. Well, what, well, what? Do Z care? Do Z care? It's not to care. It's just a question, a general Gen Z question. What are your parents up to? Like, do you know what I mean? Yeah. Like what are they

doing on their day to day? Is your mom going to bar classes? Is she still working? Like what are the, are they going out? Are they getting drunk with their friends? Like they're only people like are they 10 years older than us yeah gen x um still working every day um definitely i've seen like more parent friend groups and they're very social and i would say all of my friends and their parents too are like doing more stuff than we are and we're like how do you guys do like have so much energy and what are you guys doing all the time i feel like it's a big resurgence of like empty nesters too because i feel like the last ones are yeah graduating college and moving out and doing it all as well.

But yeah, big, I would say like, but also we're in Southern California. So it's like just outside and party and do things and go to the beach and do it all. Yeah. Yeah, a Southern California 50-year-old is quite different from a Wisconsin 50-year-old. Yeah.

No. Okay, I have two more. Do they care about saving for retirement or did they just figure like Earth will be on fire? Earth will be on fire. Money comes back. Money's not real. It doesn't really matter.

It's crazy. Polly, clip that. That is wild. Okay. And then, do Z care about getting married before a certain age? Like, do you feel, as we were growing up, we felt the constant clock. Like, you're 31 now, which is like, you better be married and be having a kid tomorrow. Or else you're like, what the f*** are you doing?

Do you guys have that? No, not at all. I feel like I would still be considered a child bride. I feel like I, well, I'm going to probably have a kid this year. I'm going to be 39 and I feel like I'm a teen mom still. So I understand. I totally felt that way. I think that getting married young is coming back again.

Yeah, really? Like Millie Bobby Brown. And she adopted that kid. Oh my, that's crazy. And she smoked cigarettes. Allegedly. She's smoking cigarettes. And she has no retirement.

What is this, 1952? who are already married who recently got married and they're like 23 i'm like yeah you know i think that there's something to be said for like if you do do it young um leanne who was talking about this somebody was saying like what we should be doing is getting married having kids young going through that whole like fair what we think is a fairy tale then you divorce as soon as you've like finished raising the kids then you divorce and at that point you're like under 50 you're like in your 40s still so hot and then you get to go like 60 year old man on the yacht you get to like go and like be hot and like have your your like

20s and your 40s and like I really think that's cool there's benefits to both I think it's good in theory yeah my friend who's in her early 40s she's like well at this point I'm getting a man on a second marriage and I actually prefer that and I was like yeah 100% you're trained vintage vintage like the fendi bag that you're looking after um okay well on that note hannah i can't wait for kelty and kosh yes oh my god we need to make it happen the nightly caught kelty night night night kosh nightly kosh the nightly kosh nightly there we need to be careful yeah too many k's maybe it's just hannah hannah and that girl hannah and the old broad you're amazing everyone you I know you're already following her but you can follow Hannah Kosh

at Hannah Kosh on all of her platforms and what do you want do are you're in between shows right now the podcast right yep so we're done with our serious show which is bittersweet um but I feel like it's so nice like we were talking about the live earlier and I'm like they kind of just like put us on live radio too the first time and we're like here you go you have an hour just start talking and we were like, holy shit, this is crazy. But I'm just like so thankful for it. We got to do over 230 shows and we were live every day. So it was so much fun. But thinking about the live, I was like, they did also just, they kind of go and we were like, sounds good. I know there's no like training. There's no boots on the ground. Like this is how you produce a show. This

is what a segment is. Like I remember even Hannah, when we started Lady Gang, we, I mean, we've obviously fallen way off track it was when polio was still around when polio was around uh we we'd be like i was like we have to make it like a show so it had like an a block a b block a c block like all those different things and like nobody does that you know and if you didn't work in tv or have someone teach you no one would know how to do that so i'm excited about our show i can't wait to go sell that yeah um actually no yeah so that's done figure out what's next excited we'll see our show She doesn't care. She's not thinking ahead.

Whatever happens, happens. You know what? Whatever happens, happens. She's not saving her money. The world's going to be on fire. Who cares? I don't want to get married or own a house. That's lame.

I'm just going to smoke my ciggies. Whatever the universe wants to send to me, I will accept. I don't need lungs. I just need vintage. Exactly. Money isn't real. Money's not real. That was my favorite part of the interview.

God, I love you so much. Okay. I'm glad we're friends. And shout out to Haley, who is our manager of all of us. Yeah. What's up, Haley? launched a new company this week. We're so happy for you and we will see you next Tuesday. Lady Gang is hosted and produced by Kelty Knight, Becca Tobin, and Jack Vanek with social media

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