Therapuss with Jake Shane - Session 58: Tate McRae Returns
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Hi Pussies and welcome back to Therapus.
Today we have a dear friend on again.
My first guest ever, Tate McCray.
Her third studio album, so close to what, comes out, I guess tomorrow at midnight now.
And we talk a lot about that.
Personally, it's my favorite work that she's ever done.
I think it's so cohesive and amazing and just, God, I just, I'm so excited for everyone to hear how amazing.
It is so incredible.
But yeah, in terms of me, we just announced the dates that Connor will be joining us for on live with Jake Shane.
You can see them on my Instagram.
So I'm super, super excited to tour with Connor.
He's going to live on the bus with us.
It's going to be really, really fun.
God, what else?
I watched the season premiere of White Lotus.
I'm watching Paradise on Hulu.
I'm obsessed.
I actually recently just got into the new Porter Robinson album that he released last year.
I really, really like it.
I think that's everything that's new with me.
If I seem a little out of it,
it's because I just had a protein bar at 11 a.m.
It's now 2 p.m., and I thought it would somehow hold me over.
It obviously has not, and now I'm, like, so hungry, I can't see anything.
So I think I'm going to go, you know that Shailene Woodley meme?
That's like, you should probably eat.
That's, like, how I feel right now.
So I'm going to probably go eat.
But enjoy the episode.
It's amazing.
Stream so close to what?
out tomorrow at midnight, the 21st,
and make sure to get tickets to see Tate live
on the Miss Possessive World Tour.
Okay, enjoy the episode.
I love you, Pussies.
You know you're my first guest ever?
That's crazy.
And I'm pretty sure my green room was a few boxes
and a plastic chair.
It was a lot simpler than this.
Yes.
You've grown.
I've grown.
So of you.
I like that.
Well, cheers.
To life.
Cheers to So close to what?
And the Mispossessive World
tour. Thank you. And friendship. And friendship. Eyes.
I'm looking...
Chug it down. I needed that.
Hi, Pussies. Welcome back to Therapus. Today we have
one of my best friends, which I never get tired of
saying. She is one of the biggest pop stars in the world right now. Her
third studio album, so close to what, is out
tomorrow, so the 21st. Yeah.
At midnight.
Tate McCray.
Hi, Taki.
Hi, Tady.
How are you?
I'm good.
How are you?
I'm good.
I'm so happy to be back.
I am so happy you're back.
I was, I can't believe I was your first guest.
I can't believe that you've been doing this for like a year and a half now.
It's crazy.
I can't believe the speed at which you make music.
Same.
It's, you actually, like, whenever somebody asks me about you, I'm like, the only thing besides that you're like the sweetest and the funniest and the best ride is that you work harder than anyone, I know.
Oh, thank you.
You do.
I'm so tired.
Yeah, all the time.
All the time.
So, okay, like, we have so much to get into.
Yeah.
But the first thing, the title.
Yeah.
Where did that come from?
Because I remember when you came up with it.
Yeah.
But where, like, where did that come from?
And, like, what else was, like, in competition for title?
Oh, I mean, I'm not great at titling things.
The problem with titles is, like, it's hard to capture a whole body.
of work in like three words or one word.
I think I just felt like
at some point in the album,
I always have to have some sort of epiphany
about life. I need to have some sort of like
reason for why I'm doing anything.
Right. Otherwise I feel like I'm
driving towards nothing. Yeah. And then I came up with
so close to what, which is exactly how
I was feeling. Like I was driving towards nothing.
I was like, this strive
for perfection, this strive for the next thing,
this strive for just like finding like who you are is like a never ending loop and I felt like this
in my career like I was just on tour like you know you make music you you you feel proud of something
and then there's you don't feel satisfied enough with yourself and then you keep going going and going
it's like when's the point that it like when's the finish line when's the point where you feel like
you're like are fully satisfied um and so that was like kind of where the idea came from
I'm obsessed.
I remember telling you, I feel like, I mean, Jake and I, obviously, we still work out together.
Every day.
Every day.
But I like, you're like very specific points in the process where I'm like, okay, well, this might be happening.
This might not be happening.
I'll show them songs.
Like, this is the next single.
It's not the next single.
I'll be like, so it's just, it's funny.
I remember you, can I say?
Greenlight was supposed to be the first single.
Yes.
It was, I remember.
That was the first song I heard from the entire project.
was Greenlight and that was supposed to be the first single and then it was it's okay I'm okay
That is that was back in like August or something that was yeah you've been at you've been working at this on this album for so long
Well that's the thing like it feels quick but also like I've been writing all year
I like even when I sent you green light like it was a totally different album it's dude this album
Okay so I spent the entire weekend for this album with this album and tape
I cannot emphasize how good it is
Thank you.
Front to back.
Like on repeat all day, every day.
Like, it, seriously, like, it was just so, like, sexy and it was so much, it was this, like, so, like, all your work is always confident and sexy, but it was, like, so much more confident and sexy than anything you've ever done.
And, like, it was so good.
Thank you.
It's so good.
And it's so, like, new.
Everything you're doing is so much newer than anything you've ever done.
Yeah, it feels different this time.
I don't know why.
It just feels like different.
Can I say it also felt different to me too?
Interesting.
It felt like full steam ahead.
I think so.
It's a lot more bold.
I think the things that I was like,
if I was beating around the bush before I wasn't.
You're not beating around the bush.
This time.
You're not beating around the bush at all.
Like it's like, oh, like, you're saying it.
I had some shit to say.
You had some shit to say.
Yeah.
I loved, I just like, the opener is so strong, mispossessive.
Thank you.
Payton love.
was Miss Possessive.
Really?
That's her favorite.
That's so funny.
She's like, that's my favorite.
Really?
Yes.
I was like, I love this, but she was like kept repeating it again and again and again and again and again.
Because I love the, can you and keep a keep up?
Keep it.
Oh, yeah.
That felt like a good intro, especially because the tour is named Miss Possessive.
But I also just, I felt like a lot of this album was focused on like stepping into my 21-year-old
like woman's self.
Right.
And so I feel like this album felt a lot more feminine than previous albums, especially mispossessive, because I kind of like the fact of just like owning the fact of being like, back the fuck up from my man.
Like you don't usually want to say that, but I'm like, yeah, fuck yeah, I'm going to say that.
Well, that's, and I also loved, well, can we talk purple lace bra?
Okay, yeah.
Because what it means is something entirely different than what I thought it meant.
what did you think it meant?
I thought.
I mean, because it can be a couple different meanings.
I thought it was about a man.
I thought it was about a man in your life.
And the actual meaning of it, I think, makes it, I mean, it's besides signs, that's my favorite song on the album.
But it makes it so much, it has, it makes it have so much more depth your meaning of it.
Yeah.
Like, I'll explain.
Well, so yeah, it can be interpreted.
it as a relationship as well.
But I remember I was actually on vacation.
I remember when I went to Bora Bora this year.
Yes, right after your tour.
Yes, and I had like a week off and I was just like, I was just like writing things in my journal and reflecting on life.
And I kept writing like, would you hear me more if I acted like this?
Or would you hear me more if I talked like this or if I wrote like this?
Feeling like sometimes I just like wasn't being like heard.
and then obviously, like, I dropped a couple of music videos,
and it was just interesting.
My relationship with the media this year was kind of like what this song talked about.
It just kind of felt like, you know, I would feel confident one day and empowered one day
and feel like, like, in my own skin, and then it would be completely misunderstood the next day.
And as a girl who's trying to, like, figure out, you know, try to feel comfortable in your skin
for the first time, that's such a conflicting thing to go through.
It would just, like, fuck with my head because I'm like, okay, am I feeling confident and
sexual or am I feeling sexualized right now?
I really don't know the difference.
And that was, like, really weird.
So I think this song was kind of just, like, my conversation to the media being, like,
I don't think you're, like, really listening to what I'm saying.
Right.
Or what I'm doing.
Like, at the end of the day, like, even if the video is a video, like, it's okay, I'm
okay, which is a pretty crazy, like, our,
like video you know what i mean yes it's like for me it was about like the art of it like the
pop of it and the culture of it and um i think sometimes like that can be just like misinterpreted a lot
yeah all the time i know how frustrating it is for you i see it all the time yeah and it's weird
too because like just like getting that many opinions you know i'm just like some days i walk in
i'm like oh my god like i feel crazy you're also like so like like their 20s it's like such an age
where like everyone's opinion seems like it matters yeah do you know what I mean at least that's like I don't know if that like I feel like that we feel like we both share that feeling where it's like everyone's opinion matters at all time but it's so different for you because you I always I've always said this to like as a pop star like you are like you are like you it requires you to like really bear yourself like metaphorically like like you're like being like sexy and stuff but no I'm serious when you're getting like everyone's opinions and you're like sexy and stuff and stuff and you're like sexy and stuff.
and like everyone's commenting on the video and this,
the third,
you're like,
oh my God,
shut the fuck up.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It is something.
Yeah.
Am I wrong?
Like,
why is so funny?
No,
you are right.
It is like,
it doesn't back feel like that,
Jake.
Yeah.
Because I would know.
Yeah,
you nailed it.
That's exactly how it feels sometimes.
But it is,
it is conflicting because you're like,
I am like me and you are,
like we are putting ourselves on display.
Not.
me as much as like you like you bear so much of your life so much of your life right and like music
that you have to perform every single night to a bunch of different people right yeah it's weird
sometimes it's hard to separate like um the art of it and yourself because you feel like it's sometimes
sometimes you're just like oh my god am i a bad person like for doing this or for like getting
one hate comment you just feel like the worst person alive and sorry no and then you like that's
I mean, I wasn't going to really say anything else.
I was just talking.
Do you ever feel like one bad comment, like, outweighs a thousand good ones?
Oh, the problem is, is I search for it.
I know, you do.
My therapist actually told me the other day she was like, you are addicted to, like, finding, like, the hurt in situations.
She's like, you dig for it.
Like, I look for it.
Right.
And that's so not good.
I know.
But sometimes you, like, you, it's almost like you're like, it's like,
your anxiety is like telling you it's there and your anxiety isn't going to shut up until you find it
and you prove it right yeah it's very masochistic yeah what does that mean it's like what is it like you like love
the toxicity of it you enjoy the torture of it oh cool sometimes i'm like i don't know anything same
you know a lot i feel the same um okay so can you i'm just like i need to go through like every song on this album
Yeah, which we do.
It's just like we talk every single day.
So it's like every question I have has been answered.
You know what?
I would like to talk about the leak.
When that album got leaked.
Yeah.
When, because you put so much of yourself in that for so many months.
Like take me through that.
night how it went down how you found out well um i was in new york and i got a dm i was taking a bath
and i got i got a dm from one of my fans and they were just like girl the whole album leaked
and i really was like text by manders i'm like we should get on this and i like didn't really feel
like i was that affected by it until like an hour later i was just like sobbing for 10 hours straight
because i was just like oh my god i didn't really realize how much
I cared about this.
This is my whole life.
These aren't just like songs.
You start to realize like there's a lot of shit that gets put into these songs and real stories.
And then for it to not be delivered the way you want it to is a frustrating thing as an artist.
And also because like things weren't done.
It was five weeks until the release, which is crazy.
And it kind of, it kind of just like you feel like you kind of just get all your bit of control of like being an
artist and getting to release your craft how you want right when you want and then it's like
oh then it's up to you guys it's like they fully like took that away from yeah which is crazy
but i just remember i was just like at dinner that night like i'm good yeah
just sobbing and i'm like let me just talk to my therapist real quick i'd like walk out on the
street be like shivering it's like so close i'm a good therapist she's great
she's amazing she's a really great she's available loki 24-7 shout out debby
But we were, I was like called her and then I came back in.
I was like, I'm good now.
Like I feel like a different girl and then 30 minutes later, I'd like start crying again
because there's just nothing you can do.
There's nothing.
And that's the worst feeling in the entire world when there's nothing you can do.
Yeah.
And I think especially as like someone who, what you do with like art is you, if something
sounds off, you go in and fix it.
If something is weird, you go on and fix it.
And I'm very, if there's a problem, I find a solution.
immediately and I was just like, oh my God, I can't find a solution to this because I literally
can't do anything because they already have it.
So I think, yeah, that was frustrating.
And there's, I mean, it's okay.
I mean, it, it is okay.
And, like, everyone did a really good job at, like, making sure, like, it went away.
And I feel like your fans are so good about that, too.
And, like, yeah, they were sweet about it.
I saw online, like, a bunch of stuff about, like, dumb.
I feel like that's so, like, you, that you found out through your fans.
It's such a testament to the community you've created.
I know.
And they were like, I don't want to listen to it yet.
And I'm like, oh, that, like, that means so much to me.
I'm just like, fuck the leakers.
You suck.
What else are you doing with your life?
Nothing.
Nothing.
It just, yeah.
I don't understand how people would do that.
But that happens all the time and it's fucking weird.
And the only thing you can do is come back from it, which you have.
And you did sports car that week.
Yeah, I did.
You forgot to leak this.
That was sick.
Cheeky.
It was sick.
It was really cheek of me.
It just feels like this album is so much more you than anything you've ever done because you're like being so honest.
Yeah.
Like on signs, you're like saying like everything I say you cannot take literally because I mean the literal exact opposite.
Like you know what I mean?
Yeah.
That's what science is right?
That's literally what it is.
I'm like, yeah.
That is such a good description of it actually.
I fucking love that song and the note change at the end is so everything to me.
Yeah, the key change.
Oh.
Yeah.
That one, that one is fun.
I think it's just so funny being like, can't you just read my mind?
When you played that for Lroy, was he like, L-O-L?
You know what?
He didn't say anything about it.
He was like, oh.
He was perfect.
He was like, oh, cool.
Yeah.
Yeah, but in nostalgia, in that line, I manifested you would leave so the day you did I had you beat.
It's like a weird thing when I write songs sometimes it feels like,
I like manifest the future when I write it.
Yeah.
Because sometimes I like won't relate to a song and then six months later the song ends up
turning into a reality.
Which is really weird.
Really?
I think it's like a actual form of manifestation is like writing down music and.
Or predicting the future because I'm a fucking psychic.
Did you see that?
Oh yeah.
Did you guys see that?
Did you wake up to that this morning?
Yeah, I woke up and I'm like, what is happening?
My dad goes, the internet thinks you're a witch.
I'm like, what?
Well, it is, it's pretty crazy.
That was crazy.
It's pretty crazy.
Like, I'm not going to lie.
You're like, uh, 40 to 22, eagles.
Yeah.
What?
You know what, though?
I will say, I think I have psychic abilities.
You do.
Because before I got into that car crash, remember?
Remember seconds before I was like, we're about to get into a car crash?
I actually do remember that, yeah.
And then bang.
Like, I, that happens, like, all the time.
I, yeah, does that ever, like, scare you?
Um, um,
Like maybe?
Right.
I don't know.
I don't really think too hard about it.
Well, you know that
like writing stuff down is actually a method of manifesting.
Yeah.
Like I used to when I wanted to hook up with this guy named bleep it.
I would write on repeat.
I think I have it in my diary 30 times over.
I actually did see him one more time and never again after that.
Did it work?
No, I saw, I kept texting him like, please I want to see you.
Please I want to hang out.
Jake!
And he was like literally.
I lose my number.
Aw.
He has a new boyfriend that he brought all around Europe, so.
Jake.
He's so happy.
Aw, Jake.
He's so hard.
Cheers to that.
Well, what's your family's reaction to nostalgia when you played it for them?
Were you nervous to play it for them?
There's still a little iffy on it.
Really?
No, they appreciate the songwriting.
Yeah.
That I think is one of my most, like, personal songs, though.
It's so personal.
It was like kind of based off a conversation I had with my dad.
I was in Barcelona with my dad and my mom and I was playing that like game of questions.
I was like drilling them like, what's your biggest regret?
Oh, we're not really strangers?
It was that and then I started asking a lot of questions.
And then I was just like, what's your biggest regret or like, what do you wish you could have done?
Right.
And he was like, oh, I wish I was an architect.
And I was just like, oh my God.
And he was like, yeah, I would have preferred to do that.
Oh, my God.
Like, I got so sad because I'm like, you just went through, like, 25 years of your job and was never an architect.
Right.
And he was like, but that's why I raised you to always follow your dreams.
And I always liked to follow your passions because he's like, I don't want you to ever live with that feeling.
That's really beautiful.
And I was just like, oh, I have really fucking good parents.
But it started from that being like, oh, my God, that's a lot of people.
Yeah.
I think because sometimes you're scared or you're a situation.
situation or things in life, you just go through your whole life and you're like, oh, I wish I could have been so many things. And that was really sad to me.
Well, I thought it was a really beautiful ender to the album. Thank you. Because it's like, it's kind of beautiful. Well, it is beautiful, but it's kind of beautiful in the sense that like the whole album is about like the whole theme is like so close to what. So you're like constantly thinking about like this that this like what like what am I going towards? And then at the end of it you have this nostalgia. You have this nostalgia.
kind of like forget everything along the way.
Yeah.
Do you know what I mean?
Yeah.
I think it's such a beautiful way to end the album.
Thank you.
Like finish your,
the train of thought you created.
Thank you.
I just love the fucking album.
Thank you.
I do.
I really,
it's Tate,
like,
I cannot,
I know I'm like jumping all over the place,
but it's because I really just spent this entire weekend with this album
on repeat.
And like,
it seriously is.
Super Bowl weekend.
Super Bowl weekend.
It seriously is.
I listened to it on the way to my workout today.
Like it seriously is like it's so cohesive.
It's so like realized.
It's so smart.
It's so like cunty.
Like all like the references are there.
Like it's just such a beautiful body of work and I'm so proud of you.
Aw.
Jake.
I really am.
Like it is so awesome.
And I kept thinking I'm so fucking excited to see this live.
I'm really excited to perform a live too.
I think it's going to be very fun.
Is it going to be like similar to think later tour?
Like what like is it going to be like different?
I mean you're doing way bigger venues.
Yeah, we're doing arenas for the first time.
It's going to be a totally different show, I think.
I mean, I feel like there's way more of a story to tell.
There is.
It feels like that.
Last year felt a little more disjointed, I feel.
I feel like this year feels like way more of like a through line.
Is there a song you're like most excited to perform?
You know, I did say that I was like, sports car, everybody in the arena whisper.
I remember that.
I like that.
I thought about it.
And I'm like,
can you imagine everyone just whispering?
And I'm like, speak up.
I'm like, maybe I shouldn't have said that.
Wait, but like, I think it's like a funny bit if it happens.
Yeah, we'll see what happens.
Hey, I need everyone to whisper.
I need everyone to whisper.
I'm going to be mortified on stage.
You're just going to be like, wait, you're literally going to be like,
sweet stop.
Guys, I'm like, restart.
But I think that one will be fun.
Oh, I'm so excited.
Is there, there was a song I was listening to and I was like, oh, the dance break.
Oh, Miss Possessive.
The dance break for that is going to eat.
Yeah.
Mispossessive will be fun.
Which other ones?
Blood on my hands will be fun.
Do you like that song?
I love a blood on my hand.
Okay, good.
I just like, you and like Flo Millie like trade verses really well.
Thank you.
Like it's like really like it really works.
Like, it feels like, I don't know.
I just, I really, really like it.
It's just like so, such a hit.
Like, it's such a, like, blood on my hands to me.
It's such, like, a certified, like, undeniable hit.
Thank you.
I wrote that, actually, the last week when I was in New York.
That was, like, one of the last albums or tracks I added to the album was blood on my hands.
Was that after the leak?
Yes.
Sometimes, the worst things that can happen lead to, like, the best pieces of art.
Well, yeah, so I saw a healer after.
I saw a healer after the leak and I was like, what do I do?
And she was like, everything happens for a reason.
It is, I'm dead ass serious.
Everything happens for a reason.
Yeah, she was like, this was meant to happen.
And I was like, really?
She was like, this was meant to happen.
And she was like, now go do your thing.
And I kind of like, I was like, let me get back in the studio.
Let me write a couple more songs.
And I actually did feel like it filled a whole album that needed to be filled.
Did you do like I do that weekend as well?
Yes.
Yeah.
And it's like I do blood on my hands and that's it.
Yeah.
And then there's the Leroy song.
And then that was so cute of you.
Because I'm obsessed.
That was so soft.
Because like it's just, it's like what was like I didn't even, we haven't even
spoken about like what was it like working?
Like did you were you in the studio together now?
Yeah, it was really funny.
Yeah, we just honestly, we're in New York when we.
finish the song, but it was really interesting just like watching him do his process.
Yeah.
And then like, I was really nervous.
Like getting on the mic, I was just like, close your ears.
Do you ever ask him to leave the room?
No.
I was just like, don't listen to me.
Yeah.
But he was, it was, it was, it was fun.
Like we, we just had a, it was, I've never really collaborated with someone in the
studio like that.
All of my past, like, kind of collapse have been like over the phone.
Right.
Like, you'll send in a verse.
And like, yeah.
They've never been like real get in the studio.
So that was, at least I was like comfortable with him.
Yeah.
So it wasn't that scary.
But it was definitely a first for me.
That song is so fucking catchy.
It's really catchy.
It's really good.
Thank you.
Peyton was also addicted to that one.
Really?
Addicted.
We were addicted to the whole album.
But there were two songs that Peyton kept going back to you and it was mispossessive and
I know love.
Really?
Yeah.
Interesting.
And yours were signs in Purple lace bra.
Those were, yeah, but the reason I know this album is so fucking good is because it really does change on the day.
Right.
Like, well, I guess you renamed it to, what was it?
It was Means I Care.
Means I care.
Yeah.
That's what it's called, I think.
I think you renamed it.
It's Means I care, I swear.
Okay, okay, okay, okay, good.
I think so.
That one is like, was my favorite today.
Like, it really, like.
Interesting.
Yes, it just really, like, what was your, like, overall, like, aesthetic that you were going for with the album?
I feel like there's, I think I really wanted a lot of vocal layering throughout the album, which I feel like I've never done.
I've always done just, like, one straight vocal pass, and that's it.
A lot of vocal layering, I feel like I'm singing in, like, falsetto in my higher range a lot of the album, which I like.
But, yeah, it feels like a mix.
of like really hard production and like really airy vocals and that's kind of what I wanted like
taking some reference from like Lana taking some reference from like some early 2000s records
um obviously like Nelly for Tato like just like those kind of songs but then also yeah what else
would I take reference from also just like your life and yourself yeah of course and I but I do
think like sonically I was pulling from like it could yeah I was listening to more like R&B
music this year, which I think influenced it in a way.
Yeah.
Yeah.
What were you listening to this year?
I mean, I listened to Siza all year long.
And then I went back and listened to Drake's Take Haringen.
I fucking love that album.
It's one of the best albums ever.
It's so good.
The headlines is on that album, right?
Yes.
I love that song.
I know.
That album is so good.
I fucking love that album.
But yeah.
Is there any, like, what's your favorite?
I was so excited to ask you this.
What's your favorite lyric on the album if you have one?
Oh, okay.
I think the one of them that I really love was,
and I manifested you would leave,
so the day you did, I had you beat.
Love that one.
I love the one where you say, like,
did my dance on your lap make you nervous?
Because when you think about it in relation to the media,
and you're like, like dancing on their lap metaphorically,
so cool.
It is a very, like, visual song.
I feel like that song was so fun to write with another female like Amy Allen.
Oh, Amy Allen wrote that song with you.
Yeah, she's amazing.
Me, Amy, and Emil Haney.
And it was just interesting because we were dancing on like a fine line of it feeling like sensual and sexy and like pretty.
But then also like being a really heartbreaking song about how I was feeling.
But it was like a really weird line that was like teetering.
And I just
I remember we were like talking
And we were like oh like in a relationship
When a guy is like not hearing you
It's like would you hear me more if I talk to like sex?
Yeah
And I was like oh that's such a crazy thing
Like they're willing to watch
But they're not willing to listen
Yeah
And so we're like that could be
It felt very like relative to my dancing
And my singing and my relationship with that
And then also just like some people's relationships
As girls just like not feeling heard
unless you're like, you know, appealing to somebody else.
Right.
I think that's what's so beautiful about that song is that it can be interpreted.
And just like the whole album is all that can be interpreted in so many different ways.
Are you excited to see how everyone takes each song?
I'm a little nervous.
I think I just don't know, like, some of these lyrics are a little crazy for me.
Like what?
I've just been writing songs since I was 13.
Right.
They've started at age 13 lyrics.
Like, there's a girl and she's...
She's heartbroken
Yeah, but isn't that like so fucking cool
That like everybody got to grow up with you
Like through your music
Yeah, like I have songs called like
So to my ex-best friend
I literally have songs like that on the internet
So to watch I think sometimes seeing like a jump like that
Like I'm always just like are they gonna stick with me
Like are you gonna stay with me
Because they have until this point
But it's just like progression
I'm so excited for everyone to hear it
Is there like any song that you were like nervous to put on?
I was really nervous about Purple A's bra because of the lyrics.
Yeah.
I don't know what version of the bridge you have.
What, what's the current version?
I'm not going to say it.
Okay.
But that song, I think I was a little nervous for, I'm like forgetting the whole album.
Yeah, no worries.
I was little nervous for sports car
I was terrified for sports car
Yeah because I usually like a really melodic chorus
And also the whisper was really freaky to me
Yeah
I was just like this is like a coin toss for me
I love sports car
And also my mom was like terrified for me to release that song
Was she really what did Tanya say?
She you know my mom
She was just like
Are you sure like this is straight
I was just like
mom it's like I'm like it's a metaphor
I think about it that way
was she like for what yeah
I think it was sports car
um yeah I think
I was really excited for the visual of sports car
and I was really nervous for the song and I think people
like it I love that music video
yeah I was the most amount of looks you did in one day right
yeah 12 looks all archival like
it was those looks were like
me playing dress up all day.
Was there a favorite look you did?
Yeah, the Cheetah corset was one of my faves.
I just, I loved that look.
I thought it was so chic.
And then there was also the, there was like this pony look that was so cute.
And I just thought my hair was like blown out.
Uh-huh.
Oh, yeah, the pony look.
Yeah.
Your hair was very straight.
No, that's the horse look.
Oh, you mean ponies hail?
Pony, no.
There's a pony look.
Like a pony pony pony pony?
Like it just looks like a pony.
Okay, yes, yes, yes.
Jake has no idea.
No, I do.
I just thought you were talking about the horse.
I'll show you.
When you said that the hair was blown out, I was like,
wait, that doesn't make sense because the hair was straight with the horse.
My phone is gone.
I don't know where it is.
But I love the horse look.
I love.
That was a Versace look, which is really cute.
Oh, my God.
Are you, is there any song you're like,
like do you have all the choreography down for every one of the songs of Toriet or now?
When does tour start?
Tom, Allie.
When does tour start?
May.
So never mind.
So no.
I don't know the dances yet.
Yeah, I don't know that.
We only have like a couple weeks before rehearsal.
I honestly feel like people underestimate how quickly, oopsie, just spilled everywhere.
I feel like people underestimate how quickly you learn a dance.
Yeah, it is really quick.
Like, I remember standing at MSG and Tanya was like,
I'm like so excited for it's okay, I'm okay.
They just learned the choreo yesterday.
And I was like, what?
Oh, we were freaked out for that.
That show was stressful because I, A, was nervous about our bit because I'm like,
my grandpa was standing right in front of you.
And I'm like, oh, my God, if he blocks the shot and gets in front of Jake.
No, no one was going to let that happen, though.
Like, he would have.
He was so confused.
the whole show he got it he got it and then i was like oh no like on stage it's like what if he blocks
jake and then jake can't see me no i was scared that you weren't going to be able to see me and i was
also scared like i don't know what i was i was just scared about it was nerve wracking it was scary it was also
just like you having a mic in the crowd and us having an interaction like i was like this could
like be really bad yeah but we nailed it we nailed it and we also like i remember running to
your dressing room right before the show started and i was like okay so what are we going to do
And you're like, okay, this, not the third.
I was like, okay, bye.
Yeah.
And then I left.
And then we did good.
And then we did good.
But when I was doing grave that show, I just remember I was like singing this ballad.
And the whole time I was like, it's okay.
Like, because I was just like, we're like, if I forget this choreo on stage, like I'm fucked.
Yeah.
Like we just learned.
It hadn't like cemented in my brain yet.
It's also like intense choreo.
It was so intense.
And it's so based in synchronization as well.
For all of you.
The whole thing would have been thrown off.
It was so visual in the sense that like you're all doing the same thing,
like kind of in like a line.
You're all like,
you know what I mean.
I know.
And that was such an exciting moment for me.
Like I was like premiering a song like if I messed this up.
It was all like on video too.
So I was like if I mess this up,
I'm gonna cry.
It was so sick.
And I was so excited to see the headset moment realized.
I know.
Head sets are so complicated.
They are.
Right?
You have to like tape down your head.
It's so much easier to hold the microphone.
Yeah.
It really is.
like headsets are just a lot you know what you did that show that was the sickest recovery i've
ever seen in my entire life when the mic was slipped out oh my god and it somehow you ran up picked it up
came back had a moment to like pose yeah and then like got back into the choreography and i just remember
everyone was so impressed people people thought i was like foreshadowing the what the head mic like they
that I was like foreshadowing.
I'm like,
that's how well it.
Because that's how well it worked.
It like slipped out.
You ran down, picked it up.
Had a second to pose.
Yeah.
And then what?
It was like so sick.
Well,
I think someone bumped my arm.
And because I had like,
because I put on like lots of like lotion.
Yeah.
It was like oily on my hands.
And someone bumped my arm.
It threw out of my thing.
And I was like,
fuck.
Like, of course tonight is the night that like this happens.
And you were so nervous for MSG.
I was nervous.
I was nervous.
You were nervous.
You were nervous.
You were, I've never seen you get nervous for a single show ever.
You were nervous for a movie.
I was nervous.
I think it was because if it's okay.
I was really stressed about that.
And then that happened and I was like, Jesus Christ.
Like, there's nothing I can do.
It was also just such a big deal that you sold out MSG and like, we're doing MSG.
Like, it was such a big deal.
It was so cool.
Yeah, it was fun.
It was such a career milestone.
It was a milestone.
I was, and like, oh, my whole family was there.
Like, that's intense.
I hung out with the fam the whole night.
I know you did.
With grandpa.
With grandpa.
My grandpa kept leaving in the middle of the show to go grab, like, the never-ending sushi bar.
Oh, there were so much sushi.
There were so much sushi there.
He, like, got, like, because we were there, I was just like, oh, you can sit and, like, I think he was in the owner's box or something.
Yeah.
Then he kept, my mom was like, Papa, you stop leaving.
Like, he kept leaving the show and go get sushi.
But I remember he loved the show so much.
He did.
You were like, he, he's seen so many of my shows, but he really liked that one.
Yeah, he took videos of, like, every single.
Oh, and that's, like, hard for grand.
grandparents, I feel like, to take videos.
Yeah, how do you watch and take videos the same time?
Like, they don't know.
I wonder if he's, yeah.
Road.
Go for it, Jake.
Road.
How fun was it to work with Haley?
It was so fun.
Haley is such a badass.
Honestly, one of, like, the coolest women on set.
Like, she was so supportive the whole time.
She was watching the whole shoot.
She knew exactly what she wanted.
The poses exactly.
And it was really cool to watch her do her thing.
Like she really like is the mastermind behind that whole operation.
When you work with someone and it's like that, it's like, oh, I see why you're so successful.
Yeah.
You know what I mean?
It's like I see why this works.
And that's the thing is like it's just cool to see someone work that hard and put that much effort and time into something.
And it actually do so well.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It was really fun.
It was great.
It was a great shoot.
Thank you.
Of course.
Dick knows everything already.
Like, you know everything.
And it's funny because last time we did this,
I actually didn't know everything.
No.
I didn't.
We were really close, but like,
you didn't know everything.
We got a lot closer in the past year.
100%.
Like, I was with you every single day for a certain period of time.
So I was really knowing what was good.
I know.
Well, yeah, what should we talk about now?
Well, there's a song that I made tape make once and she'll never release it,
but it's amazing.
so.
Oh, one track mind.
Yes.
The best song ever.
There was a situation one day.
And Tate was so angry about it.
And I was like, girl, put that shit in the music.
Yeah, you did.
You did egg me on.
And you made this amazing song.
And I don't know if it'll ever see the light of the light of day,
but it's called one track mind.
And if you see it, know that it's my.
favorite song. It's not good enough. It's amazing. But it's, it is funny because it's the first
time, like, because I feel really bad about saying, like, mean things and songs. You do. But I think
we channeled something that day. We did. Where I was really mad. You were furious and you were like,
oh, I just can't I feel bad? And I was like, it's fine. Yeah. I was like, you need to just go to the
studio. Yeah. And you need to let it out and be a bad bitch and you need to not feel bad about it.
Yeah. Because you are so caring and you're so empathetic and you're always like feeling.
bad about like and you're like you're always like taking care of everyone else's feelings i'm like
no no no you have to take care of your feelings right now and if that means making a song that
everybody in the world is going to hear then that's what that means yeah that was funny
should we get into the tell me what's wrongs yes can i go pee first go pee
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Oh my God, okay. Tell me what's wrong.
Tell me what's wrong?
Yes.
Well, first, we have to do what you're therapist about today.
Oh, when I'm therapy.
Same thing.
Okay.
Let me see.
Do you want me to go first with what I'm angry about?
Yeah, go.
Maybe that'll...
Do you have what you're angry about?
There's a few things.
Just go.
Like, the feeling when your mom comes into town and she's like, I'm going to drive your car.
And then she doesn't unlock the door and you're stuck.
like pulling on the door
like five minutes.
That's really annoying.
Okay, what am I angry about?
I'm angry about
I hate the feeling of being gaslit and having it work.
Like I hate when someone tells me I'm wrong,
when I know I'm right.
Okay.
But I convince myself then, I'm like,
then I'm like, oh, I'm wrong.
It's the most defeating feeling in the entire world.
Right.
When you come at something with such strength and such.
like I'm upset about this.
Like I'm really angry.
And they come back at you with like actually that's incorrect.
Your anger is wrong.
That is.
Yeah.
And then I'm also angry about not much.
I'm really happy you're here.
You don't get angry about much.
I do though like a little bit.
Like it's it's there.
Like it's always bubbling under.
But you're always really able to like brush it aside.
Right.
I'm trying to think of something that makes me angry.
Well, your mom, driving your car and not unlocking your door.
But then one of the other worst things is like when your parents come into town and then
your car play connects to their phone.
Okay.
Then you're like, turn off your Bluetooth.
I'm like, I don't know how.
And so she's like trying to turn off her Bluetooth and I'm like driving.
It's just such a frustrating thing.
And she's like, don't fucking yell at me.
Yeah.
It's just like chaos because all you want is music in your car.
Like, the last thing you want is for your Bluetooth, so it would not work.
I need to listen to your album with you and your car.
In my car, with my speakers, with your speakers, front to back.
I always forget you can't drive.
Are you ever going to get your license?
No, ma'am.
Why?
Because I will crash.
And, like, I mean, back in the day, I would have told you no because I liked extracurricular
activities a little too much.
And I was like, I was always smoking.
Yes, okay.
But I actually quit weed.
I know, I'm so proud of you.
Thank you so much.
Yeah.
I mean, like, there was a point where I was literally like, bitch, do I just show up high to the workout?
And she was like, no.
Yeah.
So that's when I knew I had a problem and I quit.
But I just like, I don't know.
Can you, would you get in the car with me?
I don't know.
Yeah.
Would you get in a car with me?
Would you get in a car with me?
I don't know.
I don't know your skills.
You could be good.
silently good.
I'm also really short
and I feel like that's...
Yes, that's what I'm more scared of.
That's what I said and someone tried to tell me.
Someone tried to tell me the other day that being
short wasn't a problem
with driving and I'm like, I feel like it is.
I feel like it is too.
It's like I need to drive like a mini cooper.
And like I don't want to drive a mini cooper.
God damn it.
You would drive a mini cooper.
Yeah, I would.
Like a little pod car.
That would be your car.
And I would just float around Los Angeles
in my little pod car.
Jake, this needs to happen.
It won't even fit my phone.
luggage because it's so small.
Aw.
It's perfect.
You know, before Theropuses, do you remember this?
I said I was going to do a show where it was like different people teaching me how
to drive?
No.
Okay.
That makes sense because it didn't really live to see the light of day.
But we did one episode with Niebred and Julian and ended up just being carpool
karaoke.
Right.
So we were like, oh, we have to scrap this.
This isn't working.
Right.
This isn't working.
Did you learn how to drive a little bit?
I learned how to drive around a parking lot and I was like, this is really scary.
Like, I'm scared.
Yeah.
It is a little scary at first.
Like, I'm frightened right now.
Yeah.
It is a little scary at first.
It's like a lot for me to handle.
I failed my driver's test three times the first time.
And then when I got to L.A.
Another three times.
So you failed it six times?
Yes.
Wait, you're a good driver, though.
Why were you failing at six times?
Because it's this thing.
It's this thing that happens when, like, I get nervous.
Like, for example, like, when I'm going through customs, like, I'm always convinced that I'm
like going to lie to them.
What do you mean?
Or like I'm doing something bad or I'm like a criminal.
And I'm like going to like walk through and they're going to like catch me.
It's the same thing with driving.
Like I'm always like convinced like if it's just like a situation like that where it's under pressure like I will just do bad or lie.
Right.
Because it just really stresses me out.
I understand that.
You're like imagining the worst case scenario.
I know.
And that's what happens on my test.
I just like.
Yeah.
I can't do it.
Before we get into tell me what's wrongs.
Since we've like done these almost like a year apart.
Yeah.
What do you think has changed the most?
in the past year.
Like, in what sense?
Because, like, when we just left the room,
Louise was, like, seeing how you guys, like,
handle yourselves on camera in the past, like,
right?
And the difference in the past year is night and day.
Right.
Hmm.
I feel like, I feel like a lot has changed and, like,
nothing has changed.
Right.
Like, we're still doing the same thing.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Um, I feel like we've grown as people.
Uh-huh.
Right.
No, we definitely have.
Like, so, so, like, we definitely, we have, we have.
I think so too.
No, we have, okay?
Yeah.
We have grown.
Yeah.
Like, I know we've grown, okay?
We have.
No.
I think you're buffer than last time.
Right.
Yes.
I think, I think you're, yeah, I think you're slimmer.
I think you're buffer.
I think you got arms now.
Right.
Like, that's changed.
Right.
And I think.
You are, I think you're like, like a lot more confident in your craft.
Oh, okay.
Like you're always confident in your craft, but like you're more unapologetic with it.
Right.
I don't.
You're more like, like, okay, like a year ago, you were like, yes, no, do I, do I, do I do it.
And now you're like, I'm doing.
Yeah, it was a bit more apprehensive.
You were.
And now you're like more like, this is what I'm doing.
Like tag along or get lost.
True.
You know what?
Okay.
Then I'm going to give a real answer for you.
I feel like you are way better at dealing with your business.
Like, I feel like you've become quite the businessman.
Like, you know your shit.
You know what I mean?
Do you mean that?
Yes, I do.
You've built quite the, like, enterprise.
Like, you've, like, your start, like, it's pretty impressive.
And also a year ago, like, when you were just starting your podcast,
you're like, maybe I should get outside of TikTok, maybe I should, whatever.
And then you've now, like, I mean, you're doing Radio City this year.
Thank you.
That means a lot.
Do you remember all those conversations we'd have in the sauna where I was like tweaking as fuck about certain business things?
Yeah, of course.
And now I'm, I also think like I'm a little more.
You're way more sure of yourself.
I'm way more sure of my decisions.
Yeah.
And now like I'm like, I'm going to do it.
But it's crazy how necessary like those kind of changes are in order to take a bigger step forward.
You inspired me in a lot of.
Really?
Yes.
Wow.
You actually, I think about you all the time.
Thank you.
I'm not kidding you rise.
Because you make decisions that are good for you.
Like, when it comes to your art, you've changed a lot in the sense that like you're way less apprehensive,
but you've never been apprehensive about like the decisions you make for your business and what you do.
You've always been like, this is what I'm going to do because this is good for me and my business.
Thank you.
And so I always think about you with that.
Me and Jake just gassing each other up for one house.
Sometimes we need it.
We do.
Well, cheers.
Cheers.
I have to do eyes every time where it's bad luck.
I'd say bad sex, but I don't do that.
I'm so proud of you.
Thank you.
Here we go.
This one night stand I had has turned into a dead ass one week stand.
Must be nice.
This guy has basically lived with me for the past five days.
We really clicked and I might be developing some feelings.
But should I kick him out because that's a little strange, no.
Help.
I am confused.
Is she developing feelings?
She wants to, she doesn't know how she feels.
feels and I actually know exactly what to prescribe.
What are you going to prescribe?
It means I care.
If I cut you off, it just means I care.
Yes, that's what she's saying.
Jake.
No, that's what she's saying.
That's what, because you're saying in the song, you're like, if I spend six nice
with you, it's because it's convenient.
Right.
Right.
And she's saying like, I'm scared.
That's like actually so perfect, Nolan, well.
She's saying like, she's saying like, I'm scared.
I'm developing feelings.
Like, oh, she said she's scared.
She said, yeah, you read it.
Yes, exactly.
That's what I'm saying.
That's what I'm saying.
Yeah, you know what?
Yeah, that's sweet.
I think, actually, no.
No?
Well, she's asking if she should, like, kick him out or not.
Oh, well, yes.
Well, he's insane with you for a week.
So maybe it's time to like have.
Make him, like, miss you for a second.
And then, and then pull him back in if you're developing feelings.
Mm-hmm.
You got to ask him how he feels.
So what if he likes her back?
If he's there for five nights straight,
he probably doesn't just think of her as a one-night hookup.
I'm so excited for that to eventually happen to me one day
where it's like I spend one night with someone
and I live with them for a week after.
I think it will happen.
I think this year.
Yeah.
You know, I'm going on a date.
When I go to Aspen, I'm going on a date,
a ski date.
Whoa, are you guys like, what kind of,
what does that entail?
I don't know.
Here, do you want me to read you the messages?
Yeah.
Where is my phone?
You're going to gag at the messages.
Wait, so you guys are going to like ski down a hill?
So I said here.
Hello, Jake.
How's New York treating you?
Your place okay in L.A.?
Hey, hey.
Jake.
Hey, hey.
Sorry you messaged me during a crazy time, but I'm back.
How have you been?
All good.
Been good.
Are you coming to Aspen any point this season?
I am.
You know what?
I actually am.
In two weekends.
Okay, that's brilliant news.
Let's do ski.
Do drinks.
Are you coming with friends?
Okay, he's into you.
That's what I said.
You coming with friends?
I'd absolutely love that.
Yes, a few, but I can sneak away.
This is you asking me out on a date.
I know, right?
He's a date.
Yes.
Message me close to the time and I'll plan something.
Perfect.
Work, Jake.
Right?
No, it's good.
It's going to be fun.
You guys are going to have a great time.
Should I focus on getting a girlfriend?
or on school so I can graduate this year.
I never really have anyone to talk to because my friends are only interested in pissing me off half the time.
What is that?
What should I do?
Also, P.S., please tell Tate McCray that I cannot wait for so close to what.
Oh.
And that album is going to win a Grammy.
Aw, that's sweet.
Should I focus on a girlfriend or on school?
I regret not focusing on my love life and only focusing on school.
Really?
I was going to say the opposite.
Yeah, that's the proper response.
But, yeah, I think...
I was going to say focus on school.
Don't worry about a girlfriend.
You should focus on school.
Yeah.
As Nikki Minaj would say, stay in school, Barbes.
But I will...
Yeah.
I will say, I do regret, like, not focusing on my love life at all in school.
I didn't focus on it at all.
And the first guy...
Okay, the first guy I ever spoke to on Grindr when I was eight...
18 years old.
I saw him last weekend.
I literally looked and I said, that's him.
Did you guys talk?
No, he was with his boyfriend.
And I said, oh my God, that's him.
That's crazy.
You remember that.
Of course, I remember that.
Of course.
Okay, so you say focus on a girlfriend.
I say focus on school.
Yeah.
So what are you being in the middle?
What's this?
Is there a song called Balance?
Um, no.
No.
Okay.
Okay.
Should I start Pilates?
I want to, but I don't know how to start or where to go, the benefits, etc.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Pilates is great for you.
I actually, sometimes like, okay, so sometimes I, like, feel it in the moment, like, when
I'm, like, really shaking and, like, this, that, and the third.
But, like, it's different with, like, cardio because you're, like, you feel yourself,
like, really getting snatched while doing the cardio.
Yeah, it feels like you're, like, doing something.
Sometimes during Pilates, you don't feel yourself getting snatched, but then, like, a day later,
you're like, I'm kind of snatched.
Yeah, it's like, it's like the tone.
Yeah.
Of your body.
I would say get into it.
It's,
it's not that hard.
No, it's not.
It's just like,
sometimes, like, I try to keep up with,
like, you or, like, someone I'm with,
and, like, that's hard.
Because, like, I'm not as flexible,
but, like, I would say it's, like, so...
At the end of the day, it's also, like,
I feel, like, very peaceful.
Yes, it's a little therapeutic.
It's, like, nice.
You're, like, working out.
You're stretching.
I think it's really good for you.
I think it's, it's great.
great for you and I would suggest starting it and don't be ashamed if you start and are shaking
because I still shake and I'm two years in my favorite the favorite my best body is when I'm
doing a lot of Pilates yeah I mean I agree and I sometimes I avoid Pilates because I it's it's hard
it is hard it's hard it's hard me completely conscious I'm like it's not that hard it's hard just like
I'm like I've gotten so into like like weight lifting that I have but I think that's also your shit
Like you, you like that.
I love it.
You remember you walked into the gym the other day and I was like.
Yeah, you were going at it.
And you were like, hey girl.
I am strong these days.
Yeah.
I keep having dreams of my ex trying to get back together with me.
I can confidently say my subconscious doesn't still like him because I genuinely would
rather never kiss someone again than be with him ever again.
What does this mean and what do I do?
I don't know.
Don't get back together with him.
Right.
Like, I don't know.
I feel like it's your brain just ruminating.
on like a what if situation.
Yeah, you're just like reflecting on your past.
Like I think you're just remembering faces.
Like your dreams are just a production of all the things that your brain has accumulated in
your life and your subconscious replaying it back.
And like sometimes it doesn't have to have like meaning or it's not like a message.
It's just you think it.
Just because you're thinking about that person doesn't mean you miss him.
No, or you need the back in your life.
I would prescribe.
Have you ever seen the movie?
What is it?
Sliding Doors?
You would love this movie.
I think it's with Gwyneth Paltrow.
It's like Julia's favorite movie.
And it's like basically, have you seen that movie?
You would love it, Tate.
Okay.
It's like, so basically it's about like she, there's this train.
And Gwyneth Paltrow either gets on the train or she doesn't get on the train.
And the entire movie is if she gets on the train or if she doesn't get on the train.
Whoa.
So the entire movie is like a what if, but it ends.
Sorry, spoiler alert.
Both.
I actually can't.
You haven't even seen it.
I can't spoil it.
Watch the movie.
Okay.
Watch sliding.
doors. Okay. I'm down. Yeah. And I think that'll tell this person a lot about what they need to know.
But I think it's also important to remember that just because you're thinking about it doesn't make it true.
As someone with OCD and who's constantly constantly has like the craziest intrusive thoughts, like just because it's in your mind doesn't mean it's true.
And like sometimes I saw this the other day that was like emotions are like like people on the street.
Like you can acknowledge them and let them pass. Yeah. Without having to like attach to each one of them.
Wow.
Right?
That's great, Jake.
I know.
It didn't change my life because I don't listen, but like it's...
But you did see it.
I did see it.
My mom is dating one of my teachers, and I'm so scared the kids at my school are going to find out because that's so embarrassing.
No, it's not.
Also, they kissed in front of the school when she came to pick me up, and my friend saw them.
So now she knows, and I'm scared she's going to tell everyone.
Well, first of all, if you ask your friend not to tell people and they do, that's not your friend.
Yeah, exactly.
Second of all, that's not embarrassing.
your mom is dating one of your teachers.
And I know that this happened in a show that I watched.
And I cannot remember for the life of me what show it was.
I think it's not embarrassing at all.
I think it's sick.
I think it's cool.
Yeah.
I think it's like.
Having an end to one of your teachers is great.
I think it's awesome.
Yeah.
Oh, maybe it was, have you ever seen 902.
No.
You would.
I'm not, I'm seriously not even kidding.
Have you ever seen 902 and oh?
Yeah, and that's weird.
Yep, that is exactly what I think of it.
It is the best.
Tate, I'm serious.
When you go home,
if you have free time,
watch 902.1.
Okay, I will.
And I remember the show
you were telling me to watch.
Entourage.
Yes!
I was in the middle of the night
and I was like,
it's Entourage!
Because Tate and I were,
we were walking down the street
other day,
and I was like, what show were you
telling me to watch the other day?
And Tate was like,
uh,
I forgot.
We completely forgot.
Because you said it was a thriller.
You were like,
you was a thriller.
And I was like,
uh,
what thrillers?
I told you to watch.
And I was like,
it's entourage.
I need to watch.
Have you seen entourage?
No.
Have you?
Guys, you have to watch entourage.
I think I'll watch Entourage.
Sliding doors.
902 and O.
Okay.
You will be down bad for 902 and O.
Okay.
My roommate threw away my pet hamster because she didn't like the sound of his wheel.
Oh my God.
She fully admitted to my other roommates that she did this, but it's telling me he just ran away.
What the fuck do I do about this?
Oh my God.
I would never talk to her again.
Throwing away a pet hamster.
Are you fucking kidding me?
It's diabolical work.
Are you serious?
I would never forgive them ever, ever, ever.
I, honest to God, I feel like that's not legal.
It's definitely not.
Like, if you're down, like, get animal control and law enforcement involved.
Ew, what the fuck.
This girl sounds like a psychopath.
Yeah.
You know, stop being friends of this girl.
She sucks.
Yeah, she threw away your pet hamster.
I'm so sorry.
That is, oh my God, if my friend threw away my hamster.
Oh my God.
I would never speak to them again.
I'd be like, wait, you actually are like a psychopath.
You need help.
I would be devastated.
I would send them away.
I would 5150 them.
Yeah, I would definitely like.
I would be like you're a psychopath.
So I'm in a friend group that loves to go out, but I don't because I have so much anxiety
and IDKY.
But I feel like I'm missing out on a fun college experience.
Should I just suck it up?
Oh, this is interesting because you should,
try and figure out why you have anxiety.
Like, your friends should be the people who comfort you the most.
Right.
When you're going out, you should want to, I feel like, yeah, whoever you're going out with should
be, like, your comfort person and should be able to, you should be able to go anywhere
with them.
Maybe this person is, like, around the, maybe, I feel like these, the people that this
person is around wants to go out, like, all the time.
Right.
And maybe a part of them is, like, anxious that they are, like, I can't commit to being, like,
a full partier, but like I will have like my nights here and there.
Yeah.
And maybe it's just like the people that they're around.
But I don't think it affects anything.
I don't really go out that much.
And I have a lot of friends that do go out.
Right.
It doesn't change anything.
Yeah.
I will also say that like there was a period of my life where I wasn't going out at all
because I was so anxious.
And then sometimes, and then it's all it takes is like one time where you go out and
you're like bite the bullet and you like.
and at the end of the day, you can always go home.
Yeah, exactly.
You can always go home.
You can always leave.
Yeah.
And you never know if you don't try.
Like, if you're in college and you're always going to be wondering, like, what if, just try.
And if you hate it, then be like, I was right and I hated it.
But who knows you might love it?
You also don't want to hit a point where you're like five years and I'll be like, oh, I wish I didn't like, I wish I did more.
I wish I went out more.
I wish I experienced more.
Like, it doesn't hurt to try.
And I have a friend that experienced that, and it's not a fun feeling.
No, good.
You kind of miss college.
Yeah.
But you don't have to go out every night.
Like, it's not a, like, a thing you have to do.
And if you're telling yourself, you're only going out because you're, like, just go out, try something new that I used to have this painting in my room.
And it was, um, a pool lap.
And everyone was swimming towards the finish line.
But there was one person that swam outside of the lap.
Yeah.
And it was like supposed to inspire me to like step out of my comfort zone.
Yeah, and be the person who takes a risk.
Yeah, and like swims out of the lap.
Yeah.
But like I think you should try to go out one night.
You don't have to drink.
You don't have to do anything.
Yeah.
See if you like it.
And if you don't, then you were right.
And yeah, just try.
Just try.
You're only young ones.
You are only young ones.
I have a clinical obsession with biting my toenails and it's getting weird, I think.
But my partner just found me doing it the other night and is more weird.
It's getting weird, I think.
I think I wrote this.
You wrote this?
Well, like, that's how I speak.
I'm like, I think that's weird.
But my partner just found me doing it the other night
and is more weirded out than he should be.
I don't think.
I don't get this one.
I don't like it.
What?
He's more weirded out than he should be.
That is weird.
Like, is he like, what the fuck?
Like, you know what I mean?
Biting your toenail?
Wait, oh, it's tonal.
Oh, that's weird.
Or is it fingernails?
No, it's toenails.
You're right.
That's fucking weird.
If I saw someone biting their toenails, I'd be like, you need help.
Exactly.
Fingernails is one thing.
Toonails is actually disgusting.
Biting your toenails?
You should stop doing that.
Yeah, and like, maybe you get a pacifier.
That's just also not healthy.
Like, that's not hygienic.
No.
I once saw something that said biting your fingernails is equivalent to looking at
a toilet seat.
I saw that too.
Oh, you did?
Mm-hmm.
Period.
Yeah.
Yeah.
This is the last one.
I feel like I've given horrible advice.
No, we've given amazing advice and we've given real advice.
We have contradicted each other at least three times.
I'm very confident in our advice.
I have given no prescriptions.
I've given lousy answers.
That's not true.
And no solutions.
Sometimes life isn't about solutions.
I'm disappointed in myself.
No.
Sometimes life isn't about solutions.
It's just about being heard.
Yeah.
Aw.
It's true.
Yeah.
So my best friend is turning to boy crazy where all she does is talk about boys.
I can be like, oh, I want ice cream.
And she'll bring up a guy she's talking to loving ice cream.
Ew.
This is my best friend ever, like future made of honor.
But sometimes I just want to be like quit the boy talk 24-7.
So if this is your best friend, you can say that.
Yeah.
And if you can't say that, then this isn't your best friend.
Right.
Wait, what did you just say?
Sorry.
Repeat that.
What did you just say there?
She's like, my best friend won't shut the fuck up about boys.
and like this is my best friend future made of honor
like everything this that and third
but I'm scared to tell her that
she needs to shut the fuck out.
Oh, you should be able to tell your best friend anything.
Right.
There's an episode of this and sex in the city.
Prescription.
Prescription.
I don't know what episode it is but there is an episode
where they talk about this like they're all just talking about boys
and they realize that it's not about boys.
It's about their friendship.
Period.
Yeah.
I need to like rewatch the episode.
Yeah.
So she prescribes in an episode of sex.
in the city.
If you watch sex in the city, there's usually a solution for every girl situation.
You know, I've never seen sex in the city.
You have to watch it, Jake.
I wish we had more prescriptions.
Should we, like, go through them and see if, like, we can prescribe any of them?
Anything else?
Well, it means I care was the best prescription I came up with the entire episode.
I wish you had more prompts.
It's like four.
I know.
Should we get a few more?
Yeah.
Okay.
What time is it?
Yeah, what are we at?
Hour and 20.
Oh, whoa.
I want my eyebrow pierced, but I'm worried my mom will disown me.
Should I do it anyway?
Oh, your cushion is off.
Oh.
I can see that.
Shit.
Okay.
I was like, something feels wrong.
Something feels wrong.
Okay.
Eyebrow piercing.
Like, were you nervous when you got like a, like, when you were, like, when I, were you,
were you ever nervous to get, like, a piercing or, like, your tooth jam?
Were you nervous that Tanya was going to be?
be like what the fuck um no because i don't think she really cares about piercing so but i feel like if it was
like a tattoo i'd be nervous i so haven't gotten an attach have you gotten a tattoo no i'm scared me too
i'm scared of my parents you same actually i think they'll yell at me yeah i think my mom would
why would you get that and then i'd be embarrassed as kim kardashian once said you don't put
bentler what is it you don't put bumper stickers on a bentley yes i think that this person should
get an eyebrow piercing and worry about the mom later just because a piercing isn't permanent
it out feel good about yourself yeah keep it in for a little figure it out yeah get that piercing yeah
nothing's wrong but i just saw this question on brett's instagram plus i need your take if you had to play
one song to turn a non-swifty into a taylor fan what would you play them oh i mean i mean
1989 is just my shit that's my favorite album like wildest dreams and style are perfect songs to me
i saw a tweet the other day that was like style is the greatest pop song literally i've heard ever
Style and Into You by Ariana are the two best pop songs.
Into you?
You know how we feel about.
Yeah.
Those two, I think, are actually perfect.
Yeah.
Like, play them style if they haven't heard it.
I would play them.
My favorite is The Archer.
I knew you're going to say that.
It's my favorite.
I always play.
I always, play them the song that you feel most passionate about because I think what people,
what really turns people on to Taylor Swift, but just like an artist in general is passion.
Right.
So, like, if you feel passionate about something and you can talk about it,
That will be attractive to someone else.
I would also play The One.
I love that song.
I love that song.
When I went through a breakup,
like that was the song I played on repeat.
Like that song made me sob.
Because it's all about what ifs.
Yeah.
But it's also about like...
You're so poetic, Jake.
Like, I can't get over it.
Oh!
You are.
Thank you so much.
Yeah.
Plus and poems.
Tate, what did we learn today?
What did we learn?
That we're awesome.
We are awesome.
Once again, we're perfect.
Once again, we're perfect and we're awesome.
We changed this year.
We grew.
That's what I was going to say.
We grew a lot, like, emotionally.
Yeah.
We also learned...
That one glass of wine gets as drunk.
Yeah, like, why are we such...
Why did we become such lightweight?
I don't know.
But I also learned that...
What did you learn, Jake?
I learned...
I learned a lot about the album that I thought I knew, but I didn't know.
What did you not know?
I didn't know that Purple Lace Bra was about the media.
Wow.
I didn't know that it was about, it could be perceived as such.
I mean, yeah, it does sound like a relationship song.
Well, it's about a bunch of different things.
Yeah.
You know what I learned?
I learned that purple lace bra is not as straightforward as I thought.
Yes, for sure.
And a lot of songs on the album are not as straightforward as I thought.
Yeah.
That's what I learned.
I love that.
Yeah.
Well?
Well, so close to what is out February 21st.
It's the best album I ever.
heard of my life.
Shut the fuck up.
Stop.
And I'm so excited for everyone to hear it.
Tate, I can't wait to do this again next year.
I love you, Jake.
I love you actually so much.
We'll do this every year.
Yeah.
Forever.
Forever.
I love you.
I love you too.
Say bye pussies.
Bye pussies.
Stream so close to what?
Out February 21st.
He's got you on the hook.
He's slayed it and he's shook.
It's therapist,
there a pus, there a pus, there a pus.
Thank you.
