The Daily Zeitgeist - There Once Was A Crew From Trendtucket 5/12: Top Gun, Kendrick, Kevin McCarthy, TikTok

Episode Date: May 12, 2022

In this edition of There Once Was A Crew From Trendtucket, Jack and super producer Becca discuss Top Gun: Maverick, Becca's Streaming Corner, possible features on Kendrick's new album (Andre 3k?), McCarthy and 4 other Republicans subpoenaed my Jan. 6th panel, and TikTok news!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm Jess Casavetto, executive producer of the hit Netflix documentary series Dancing for the Devil, the 7M TikTok cult. And I'm Clea Gray, former member of 7M Films and Shekinah Church. And we're the host of the new podcast, Forgive Me for I Have Followed. Together, we'll be diving even deeper into the unbelievable stories behind 7M Films and Shekinah Church. Listen to Forgive Me for I Have Followed on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, I'm Gianna Pradenti. And I'm Jemay Jackson-Gadsden. We're the hosts of Let's Talk Offline from LinkedIn News and iHeart Podcasts. There's a lot to figure out when you're just

starting your career. That's where we come in. Think of us as your work besties you can turn to for advice. And if we don't know the answer, we bring in people who do, like negotiation expert Maury Tahiripour. If you start thinking about negotiations as just a conversation, then I think it sort of eases us a little bit. Listen to Let's Talk Offline on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Keri Champion, and this is season four of Naked Sports.

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podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports. I'm Keri Champion, and this is season four of Naked Sports. Up first, I explore the making of a rivalry. Caitlin Clark versus Angel Reese. People are talking about women's basketball just because of one single game. Clark and Reese have changed the way we consume women's basketball. And on this new season, we'll cover all things sports and culture.

Listen to Naked Sports on the Black Effect Podcast Network, iHeartRadio apps, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Black Effect Podcast Network is sponsored by Diet Coke. Hello, the internet, and welcome to this episode of There Once Was a Crew from Trentucket Who Drank Baja Blast by the Bucket in honor of, I believe, we're still National Limerick Day. So shout out to No Clue and Fighter of the Nightman for coming together and collabing on that in the Discord. I'm thrilled to be joined by our very own brilliant and talented super producer becca ramo hello hello what's up becca you know coming back

from the dead covid is no joke please wear your mask yeah i am vaccinated and i was wearing my mask but in new york city it does not look like covid exists anymore and of course i got it two and a half years in miss rona got me finally well well i appreciate you stepping up pulling a flu game. Yeah, that sucks. We are going to talk about it throughout because I'm curious. I feel like I know a lot of people who have gotten in the past couple months and they're great for sharing streaming recommendations.

So I am going to get your Corona streaming recommendations. I do think there's a new surge and the news is not talking about it because, because I don't know New York has significantly rolled back their COVID precautions like they still refuse to like do masks indoors like like by state. um mandate i don't know mandates yeah like the uh like employees and stuff like that don't have to wear masks indoors like we don't have to wear masks indoors um i think like public transit is still required in like doctor's offices but outside of that like it is a mask free zone and it's like very clear that like cases are rising in the united states and they're like and like tests are still like not available regularly a lot of like the um testing clinics have shut down like you can't just like get free tests

anymore like you could all the covid they stopped doing that if you're insured you obviously can still get tested but like not anybody can just get tests anymore and cases are still rising. So I'm like, not okay. Yeah, you don't want those numbers to go up. We learned that from the dear leader, Donald Trump. But yeah, I mean, cases are going up. Got, you know, 85,000 in the last seven-day average, which is higher than it was this time last year. So I don't know. scary times for covid things but we are going to press on and um make you do trending because miles is in your city and we'll we'll talk a little bit more about his trip uh fairly soon but um one of the things that is

trending is top gun maverick because that is the name of the new top gun movie that drops tonight the reviews are surprisingly great like it's an 81 streaming or is it not in theaters it's in theaters but don't don't movies drop Thursday night usually? Yeah, they do. I guess the way, when I hear a drop, I think now streaming, like, oh, it's dropping on Netflix. Premieres. It premieres. Premieres tonight.

And yeah, it's at 81 on Metacritic, which is the same as Everything Everywhere All at Once. Obviously not all the reviews are in, but like the AV Club, which is usually, you know, pretty unbuyable, gave it an A-, which is a pretty high score for the AV Club. But I'm curious, talking to you, I'm curious to, like, hear,

what is Top Gun in your mind? Like, is that a movie that exists for you like did you grow up with that as a as a touchstone I did grow up with Top Gun but that's because my dad is a pretty big like movie guy like my dad loves movies my dad is from LA and he loves Tom Cruise so I feel like I grew up on top gun but probably most people would not say they've grown up on top gun but i'm not like super i wasn't like oh my god new top gun movies coming out crazy like i wasn't like pumped for it hearing the reviews i will go see it like i find tom cruise entertaining i can't believe he's done as many Mission Impossible movies as he has and that he's still going.

It's just a marathon at this point. We're like, I can't believe that dude's still doing this. He's still doing it. He's not broken. That's so crazy. Yeah, you said you were going to go see it tonight. You said, can't catch COVID twice, I think was your exact quote before we started recording. Can't catch COVID twice, I think was your exact quote before we started recording.

I mean, my partner was like, we could go to a drive-in movie theater. Then nobody can talk. You know, like no one has to like, we're in our own bubble. And I was like, absolutely not. We are not leaving this house until we both get a negative test. So, yeah, it was potentially my plan. But no, I do want to see it, though. I'm intrigued. But I'm not no, I do want to see it, though. I'm intrigued.

But I'm not like, I don't know the details. I haven't been keeping up with what this story could be. You don't know what's going to, the twists and turns in the Top Gun extended universe? I watched Top Gun so many years ago. I don't remember what the whole thing is about and what maverick is gonna be about what i remember most about top gun which is like not great about it is obviously the iconic like boxer scene of tom cruise sliding through you know the living room singing um and then that became every trend for every like americana frat boy party that is not top gun becca that's not top

gun that's risky business oh no that's risky business top gun is a embarrassing but it does belong in the like i think that you said era of tom cruise yeah you said it exists. It's like a couple years after. Top Gun came a couple years after Risky Business, but I do think Top Gun exists in two pantheons. One is like, it's part of the great Tom Cruise film book. It's a Tom Cruise

movie and maybe the most Tom Cruise movie where he's just Tom Cruising the shit out of things at the peak of his looks which are still one of the more striking things about him so I will allow

that confusion I'm looking forward to it although I will say I guess we can get into I want to ask you what, what you're binging. Um, but like the streaming, the, the amount of stuff that I want to watch that I'm not going to watch is, is reaching critical level.

We talked about it on an episode earlier this week, but I saw that girls five of a season two is now out. out or coming out. Barry Season 3, out or in the process of coming out. Atlanta Season 3, basically a new season of The Wire. It's at the point where I'm just like, I have to start all over. I need to fake my own death and go start over as a different person to just get out from under this pile of prestige TV. I feel it's like it was almost daunting

when you asked what I was binging because I feel the exact same way where it's like I feel like there's so many things I want to watch and I feel stressed about the amount of things that are out there that you just kind of revert to your comfort. Things that are easy that don't like require like a lot of you know commentary like people asking you about it you're just like no i'm just gonna like enjoy this thing that i know i don't have to like talk

about with a bunch of people later and so i am like i want to watch atlanta have not watched it i still have not watched the last season of Insecure. That's on my list. I've just been reverting, I think, to reality TV because watching real TV has become stressful for me. So I've been binging The Selling Sunset, new season. I've been binging Catfish, which has been a delightful new venture I i've gone on i did i probably watched catfish like when it first came out many moons ago right and then you know i stopped having cable

because i didn't live at my parents house and i just like didn't think about catfish for many years and then when i was like cleaning i was like oh i just want something easy to watch and i was looking at my hulu and i was like oh catfish okay and they're still making catfish and they're still making catfish the new host like uh Neve and that other dude that he was doing it with many years he left and then I guess they brought in this new person Cammie and she's like really cool she seems like an old soul i cannot believe she's only two years older than me i was like whoa she seems real grown um to me uh got her life together running catfish but i recognized her because she was on this other show from isa ray's like network of shows on hbo i think it's like called 20 somethings or something it's like a bunch of young black influencers in L.A. just like live in their life.

Very like the hills kind of vibe. And she does like the reunion for them. And I really loved her as like a host for the reunion. So I felt like she's great at Catfish. And so she's made it really entertaining to keep watching. And the show got crazier. They try to do like a spin on it when she came on where like you would have like your friend would call in and like submit you for catfish so it would no longer be you submitting for catfish

it'd be like hey guys like my cousin i think is getting catfish and this is why i think he's getting catfish and i need y'all to help him and so then they would do that that's an important i think that's an important like update because you are never the person well first of all if you know you're being catfished then it's like not that interesting to like it doesn't feel like the stakes are as high right because you you can't be like totally committed on this because you already have believed you're being catfished so having somebody come in and be like you are delusional um i i think also it's probably not legal like technically like i i can't imagine that this is actually what what's happening but like as far as good tv that feels like a really good update

the way they like search things and stuff but also it's just like it was funny because they also did like a zoom update because like during covid they were still filming so that was fun to see how they like did it on zoom but then that's kind of took almost like the spark out of it because sometimes i'm like the camera is too good on that person that is like dialing in i'm like how is this real because like if they didn't know they were being set up then how come their camera's so crisp i don't know you know but it was it's been fun it's been fun to kind of like dive back in on the show that i like totally forgot existed after like a decade yeah and also it's weird to see people still get catfish. I'm like, in today's internet savviness smarts,

people are still getting catfish? You're still talking to people for months and years without meeting them, without calling them, without FaceTiming them? Yeah. I feel like you see mainstream news stories all the time where an entire group of QAnon people fall for some doctor who, if you just Google image search doctor, group of QAnon people fall

for some doctor who if you just Google image search doctor, you would see that it was the first doctor picture. I don't know. Catfish is, according to super producer Becca Ramos, the best show on TV.

I don't know if I say that, but it is easy to watch. There it is. All right, let's take a quick break. We'll be right back. I'm Jess Casavetto, executive producer of the hit Netflix documentary series, Dancing for the Devil, the 7M TikTok cult. And I'm Clea Gray, former member of 7M Films and Shekinah Church.

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The story of one strange and violent summer. And we're back. Some things that are trending, just like kind of ambiently, Andre 3000 is trending because people are speculating about possible features on the Kendrick album. I will never argue against an Andre 3000 feature.

I'm also in a heavy, like Frank Ocean period. Would love to hear from him, but would also be very cool with no features at all that's it this is another one that i i should probably ask you and potentially just immediately turn to dust upon your answer but like do you give a shit about is kendrick like kind of central to you yeah i mean i think kendrick you're not 12 no you know so it's like i feel think Kendrick came... You're not 12.

No, you know? So I feel like Kendrick came up in a probably pretty pivotal time in my life. It was probably in high school when Kendrick, to me, became very prominent in my musical rotation. So I'm excited for the new album. Like you, I am always fiending for Frank Ocean. I'm waiting for him to come back i mean like any frank ocean fan every year we're like please come back to us and he's like haha um but go go check back in with blonde it's still got juice in it that one never and it does and it

never stops laughing so you know like i it's it's almost like when you're a painful Rihanna fan to, you know, you're just like waiting for an album that will inevitably never drop. But I am very intrigued. I mean, I feel like we've been missing Kendrick for a while. Like and also I would say from the male hip hop artistry that we have had some disappointments, I feel like lately. So I'm excited for him to come. And I'm anticipating it's going to be really good, I guess is what I'm saying. Because it's like, we were talking before this,

Jack Harlow album was mid. I feel like... That is going to be so controversial, by the way. I can't wait. I haven't listened to it. Blow me up. The reviews are pretty scathing. It was. Even people who are like, I haven't listened to it but the reviews are pretty scathing like pretty

it was people even people who are like yo his features are like very charming and this album is like not yeah

and that's what it doesn't really convey what's good about him they said it was like the best Drake feature in a while and I honestly have to disagree

I feel like it was a very mid Drake feature as well and I'm a Drake stan don't come for me I love Drake but I also feel like I'm a Drake stan. Don't come for me. I love Drake, but I also feel like I've been disappointed with Drake the past like three albums.

He's just been phoning it in. He's like, I have so much money. Like I don't care. Like I, so I've been very disappointed with the male hip hop artistry lately. So I'm excited to see what Kendrick brings this weekend. What is your favorite Drake album?

That's so hard i know for some reason to me asking somebody what their favorite drake album is is more interesting than asking because like kendrick there's no wrong answer it's just like you know i i don't know mine is still a good kid mad city but like i love every single one of them so drake albums i'm like it's either gonna be views for me or nothing was the same yeah but so i think miles is nothing was nothing was the same mine is if you're reading this uh if you're reading this is good too that was a beautiful era of drake though like that that era of drake is very like nostalgic for me because it just reminds me of like going to acl waiting eight hours thinking that drake

would somehow see me like i like dress up i was like i put my best fit on i was like drinks pick me out of the crowd absolutely not i'm like mid like i waited eight hours to not even be in the front of the Drake set. But it was one of the best sets I've seen Drake do. Like, it was great. So, no regrets. ACL is Austin City Limit? Yes. That was like ACL 2015, I want to say.

And I was in college. It was like a very nostalgic, that album just to me is like, ah, what a time. Yeah, yeah. Wow, wow views though you really like views i haven't heard do i mean one of my favorite songs period from drake it's on views is like am i where is it i'm like looking for views tracklist why is it not coming up oh child, Child's Play. Duh. That's my favorite song. That's like one of my favorite, all-time favorite Drake songs

is Child's Play. I know all the words. I need to listen to that song. Specifically because he says, why you gotta fight with me at Cheesecake? You know I love to go there. And I love that line.

All right. You've totally redeemed your take that views is one of your favorite Drake albums. All right. You've totally redeemed your take that Views is one of your favorite Drake albums. All right. A bit of real-ish news. We'll see how real the news is. So Kevin McCarthy's name is trending along with Jim Jordan, Andy Biggs.

That name sounds made up. sounds made up uh mo brooks uh and scott perry have all been subpoenaed uh to to speak before the january 6th committee um they had refused the panel's request to voluntarily cooperate and so now the panel is saying you have left us no choice but to issue you a subpoena. That's good. They get arrested if they don't talk? In theory, that's what a subpoena is supposed to do, but also I feel like everything we've seen when it comes to January 6th has not panned out

like it was supposed to, so who knows? Truly, who knows? That's how I feel. Defeated. Finally finally you are our resident tiktok expert so we do like to just check in with you what is i feel like my sense of tiktok these days is that it is a lot of johnny depp amberard, just breathless reporting on the details of the trial like it is the OJ trial in the 90s all over again. It is crazy how much,

and it's not even just TikTok with the Johnny Depp stuff, it's like everywhere, right? I saw this article pop up from Polygon that says toxic fans have made Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's trial inescapable memes super cuts and live streams of the trial have taken over social platforms i.e really TikTok for sure and I mean they're not wrong it's I feel like it's on Instagram it's on Facebook it's everywhere but you're right like I'm like scrolling through TikTok and it's like every

other video is just them talking about the trial someone making fun of the trial just like and i know we you know don't have exhaustive opinions on it i have not been keeping up with it by any means but it's like there's no vindicative side because it just seems like everything is so nasty with the way that the fans are portraying either way it's like i i can't feel good or bad on whatever side to be on because everything just seems super nasty so yeah it is kind of crazy how much tiktok has like blown that up but also as someone who's been on tiktok way too much the past week of being sick um i feel like there was one story that i picked up by like high fashion news which was um the karen who owned the uh vintage in quotes shop in chicago um it is how diaprata um headline the

story super sorry you're unstoked chicago vintage shop slam for knowingly selling fake bag tiktoker candace burns tried to return the fake coach bag but was met with a patronizing response from store curator chanel marshall which ironically chanel is her name but that story i feel like blew up because it was you know very kind of ridiculous of a vintage shop to which the whole point and purpose of vintage shop is that it is a very curated selection everything is very hand-picked it's the difference between like a thrift store which probably lets a lot more stuff in but even i'd say thrift stores are pretty picky these days too um but vintage shops are like typically smaller way more curated and the idea if you're going into a

vintage shop is that everything is real it is vintage like this is going to be vintage coach and they obviously like mislabeled it the bag and so this is about a the can i just ask is um super sorry you're unstoked a direct quote yeah. Yeah, from Chanel to Candice Burns, the woman who was returning the bag. I mean, that is... I don't know what to do with that. Proceed. I just needed to establish that.

If you watch the video, her tone is so patronizing too. She's just like, well, if you had asked if it was vintage or not, or if you had asked if it was counterfeit or not then i would have told you it's on you for making the purchase without asking without making an informed purchase and it's like bitch nowhere on the fucking bag did you label it to say like this is not designer or whatever like the presumption is that if you're selling a coach bag that it is real who is trying

to go to a vintage shop a thrift shop and buy a fake coach bag i've never even been to a vintage or thrift shop that they would sell a fake designer and it's also illegal in the united states to sell counterfeit so if you're knowingly selling a counterfeit bag at the price of a non counterfeit bag so the implication is very clear yeah exactly and it's just like i think it went viral because like it's so clear this white woman is talking down to this black woman trying to be just in her return of the bag and being like hey like actually this bag isn't of quality of what i thought it was and actually is fake what is up with that instead of being like so sorry we mislabeled that we

shouldn't have been selling in our store she's like it's on you for not asking the right questions she is super sorry not so sorry super sorry and what she's super sorry about is that you are unstoked with your purchase that is amazing um yeah um what else is very viral and i feel like um i cannot get away from the uh new whatever dance the about damn time dance from uh lizzo which the song catchy fun like it the dance cute whatever but now it's everywhere and i want to stab my eyes out um so that's fun i think it's like in association with her promoting yitty which is her new clothing line with phabletics which has gotten from what i've seen from the press good reviews but i know from the plus size community that they were kind of unsure about it because it was shapewear they're kind of hoping

that like from lizzo they would see more size inclusive like actual clothing items versus just you know another big girl making shapewear like it's like you want to be able to wear regular clothes and not just like snatched shapewear um and then let's see there's the other trend i feel like i can't get out of which jack you were like please explain this to me later um is the 30 000 um which has been a fun trend it's like this sound that's just like this like meandering music and then it's like a girl who sounds like she's about to cry going 30 000 and it's like people just using that sound to be like when i went to go buy uh an oat milk latte and they charge me for the oat milk um things like that and notice how extremely expensive things can be today yeah i just turned to dust i'm i'm so old but it does

make sense i mean i kind of like i know how memes were so i can't i can kind of see it uh a little bit but that's that makes me feel very old i mean sometimes i'd be on tiktok feeling really really old i'm like i mean you you earlier also you were like and then there's the 30 000 thing with 30 000 being like everywhere i'm just constantly hearing the 30,000. And I was, uh, I was like, uh, yeah, yeah,

yeah. Uh, I felt myself like wanting to pretend like I knew what you were talking about. And then all my hair fell out and, uh, my eyebrows grew into my eyes and, um, yeah,

I'm dead now. But Becca, thank you so much for coming off the bench, your time of feeling sick and co-hosting Trending with me. Where can people find you, follow you, all that good stuff? You can find me at Bex, B-E-C-C-S, Ramos, on all platforms. Yeah, yeah. All right. That is going to do it for us.

We are back tomorrow with a whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves. Get the vaccine, please. And don't do nothing

about white supremacy. And we will talk to y'all tomorrow. Bye. Bye. Bye. I'm Jess Casavetto, executive producer of the hit Netflix documentary series, Dancing for the Devil, the 7M TikTok cult.

And I'm Clea Gray, former member of 7M Films and Shekinah Church. And we're the host of the new podcast, Forgive Me For I Have Followed. Together, we'll be diving even deeper into the unbelievable stories behind 7M Films and Shekinah Church. Listen to Forgive Me For I Have Followed on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,

or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, I'm Gianna Pradenti. And I'm Jemay Jackson-Gadsden. We're the hosts of Let's Talk Offline from LinkedIn News and iHeart Podcasts. There's a lot to figure out when you're just starting your career. That's where we come in. Think of us as your work besties you can turn to for advice. And if we don't know the answer, we bring in people who do,

like negotiation expert Maury Tahiripour. If you start thinking about negotiations as just a conversation, then I think it sort of eases us a little bit. Listen to Let's Talk Offline on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Keri Champion, and this is season four of Naked Sports. Up first, I explore the making of a rivalry, Kaitlyn Clark versus Angel Reese. Every great player needs a foil. I know I'll go down in history. People are talking about women's basketball just because of one single game. Clark and Reese have changed the way we consume women's sports.

Listen to The Making of a Rivalry, Caitlin Clark versus Angel Reese on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Elf Beauty, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports. I'm Keri Champion, and this is Season 4 of Naked Sports. Up first, I explore the making of a rivalry, Kaitlyn Clark versus Angel Reese. People are talking about women's basketball just because of one single game. Clark and Reese have changed the way we consume women's basketball. And on this new season, we'll cover all things sports and culture. Listen to Naked Sports on

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