Your Favorite Thing with Wells & Brandi - Episode 400 & The Hannah-versary

Episode Date: March 25, 2026

You know what might be the ultimate favorite thing? When the Hannah Montana 20-year anniversary and YFT’s 400th episode collide on the very same day! It’s the universe saying, “f*ck you very much, YFT, for all that you do.” You’re welcome, universe. And YFT fam. But also…THANK YOU for listening all these years, because who else would put up with the weekly rants, tangents, and sidebars if not our beautiful YFT listeners? We hope our little slice of the perspective pie always gives you something to laugh about, because damn, if we don’t need more of that in this crazy world. For now, please enjoy this juicy milestone episode as we dive into why there are too many chickens in Hawaii, why we absolutely need a mute button for Jack Johnson, and how that one wedding guest at every wedding always brings the drama. Will we make it to 500? Who knows. But we do know one thing…we love our YFT fam. Enjoy!Thanks to our awesome sponsors for supporting this episode! Quince: Now available in Canada too! Don't keep settling for clothes that don't last. Go to Quince.com/yft for free shipping on your order and 365 day returns.Tonal: Right now, Tonal is offering our listeners $200 off your Tonal purchase with promo code YFT. Head to Tonal.com, and use promo code YFT for $200 off your purchase.BetterHelp: BetterHelp makes it easy to get matched online with a qualified therapist. Sign up and get 10% off at BetterHelp.com/yft.Leesa: Go to Leesa.com for 20% off PLUS get an extra $50 off with promo code YFT. Don’t forget to rate, review, and follow Your Favorite Podcast! Plus, keep up with us between episodes on our Instagram pages, @yftpodcast @wellsadams and @brandicyrus and be sure to leave us a voicemail with your fave things at 858-630-1856! This podcast is brought to you by Podcast Nation.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This podcast is brought to you by Podcast Nation. Okay. What's up? Hey. How you doing? Happy Anniversary. 400 episodes. No, I'm Haniversary.

Oh. I thought you're talking about. Panama Montana Day. I don't know that out of your voice. I lost it at the premiere last night. Yeah, you guys were premiering it up. We were. Okay, so it's Hannah Montana Day.

Is that celebrated? Worldwide. Worldwide. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Correct. I saw it. pictures, you guys look great. Thanks. So what happened? Uh, well, it's the 20 year anniversary of Hannah Montana today, which is crazy. Fucking insane makes me feel so old. Yeah. I hate it. It was also

just really cool last night. Like a ton of the cast and crew were there. Yes, Hannah Montana was was, was Miley, but all of us were so involved. You know, my dad obviously was very involved on set every day. Yeah. I was on set almost every day. I was doing so many different things from working at the RICO surf shop to playing guitar and the band to just like being there's Miley's guardian like I spent so much time on that set But you were her guardian like legally?

Yeah so most of the time my dad was there So it was fine Yeah that's true But if my mom didn't want to go to set every day And she had no one everything too So yeah there were times where Miley needed a guardian Like I was could be her legal guardian So like we did like a whole Europe trip

Without my parents Wow I know it was sick That's pretty fun actually It was awesome How were you 18? I was over 18. You were? Okay.

Yeah. So yeah, it was cool to see like everybody, you know, the directors and, you know, the costume people and just everybody that I saw every day on set. And a lot of the cast, like I didn't even fucking recognize. It's crazy. Like Moises, he was the little boy on the show, the Rico's boy. And like, my mom and I both were like, we didn't even recognize you. You're a whole on adult. Like, it's crazy.

But it was good. Like, obviously, like my mom produced a special. by the way. Shout out Hoptown Entertainment. So I've been hearing all like the behind the scenes of what it is. But I still didn't really know what to expect. You know, Alex Cooper hosted it. So like obviously it was like an interview situation. But I think the fans are really going to love it.

It's really a lot of Miley just being Miley and being, you know, funny and telling jokes. And there's some special guests that come on, Chapel Rhone, Selena Gomez. Like it's really, really cute. There's like a moment. So Gary Marsh was the president of Disney too. channel back then. He was like the Disney guy and he's the one that really greenlit Miley

during the audition process and there's a moment with him. He comes on and he reads her this email that he sent out when he decided he was going to pick her and it's just the sweetest moment and it gave me chills just because I had never heard that you know and just to know that that's how, you know, it could

have just gone so many different ways and Gary picked Miley and it changed all of our lives which is crazy. So yeah, it's cool. I think everyone's going to love it. It's going to come out today on Disney Plus. Oh, nice. Yeah. That's so fun.

So it was an interview, but then there was also a party it looked like you went to. Well, yeah, so the premiere was at El Capitan, and we just, we watched the special, which was an hour,

and then afterwards, we moved over to the Roosevelt for an after party. And what's so insane is like, I don't know who told us, it's like sold us that the after party was going to be, you know, super chill,

close friends and family, just people, Miley's invited and whatnot. Absolutely fucking not. It was a thousand people, it seemed like, and tons of fans, which was great, but like just not at all what any of us were expecting.

So it was just one of those like you're talking over loud music and talking to so many different people. And like I started feeling my voice to go on the red carpet. And then once we got to the party, I was like, I can't fucking talk anymore. I got to see Lainey. She was there. So sweet of her to come and support. And like obviously Hannah's been made a big impact on her life.

She was kind of like made it being a Hannah Montana impersonator, you know, and now it's this massive career. So she was there. It was really sweet to see her. And, yeah, just. tons of people like blast from the past. It was really crazy. Really crazy.

Dang. Is there any world in which does she ever want to do like a two hour movie? I don't know. Like I think she really, I think she enjoyed doing this special more than she ever thought she would. Yeah. Like she was excited to do it, but also, you know,

Hannah Montana is something that has followed her around her entire life. And I'm sure, you know, when she was younger, think it was something she shied away from. And now as she's become older, she's really started to embrace it. And she talks a lot about it in this interview about how much she loves Hannah now as an adult, like looking back, you know. However, I do think the special was like a lot of work. Yeah. It was like a lot of work to do and organize.

And truly she and my mom and Alex Cooper like just put together the entire thing. And even though it's just an interview, there's a couple performances. Like it was a pretty big production and they worked on it for about a month, I think, shooting it. So I don't know. I think she, I think she appreciated and enjoyed celebrating Hannah, but I do think she's also ready to continue on and be Miley and do more as Miley. Was everyone from the cast there?

Just about, I think Emily wasn't, Emily Osmond, I think she's shooting something. Yeah. So I didn't get to see her. But Jason Arles was there. He played her brother.

Moises was there. A couple of the girls had smaller roles were there. My dad wasn't there last night, but he is in the special. And they had like a really sweet moment. So, yeah, a lot of them were there. Why wasn't he there? I don't know.

He doesn't like to come out of Tennessee. He doesn't like to leave the farm. No, we all know that. I get it. Yeah, I'm the same. Well, very cool. I'm sorry I missed it. Yeah, well, you weren't invited, I don't think, but were you?

No, I wasn't. Well, I thought you would invite me. You know who I was there and I didn't even see her? Who? Who? Why was she invited and not me? I don't know. That's hurtful.

I didn't even get to see her, though. I was in Hawaii. I was in Kauai. That's why you weren't there. Yes. Yeah. Poor you. I had better things to do.

And I was invited to that one where I was not invited to the Panama Montana special. I got a lot of thoughts about Hawaii. Was this your first time there? No, but like I really only have ever, I only went when I was like in middle school and high school. I've never gone in as an adult or like I'm paying for it. Okay. Right? Like I went on a cruise once with my mom over there.

And then I went with like my. one of my best friends growing up. We stayed at the Hilton, Wai'alea, I think it was. Okay. When we go to the beach in my family, it was Mexico. It wasn't Hawaii. Mexico is so much closer. It is.

Hawaii's far. Hawaii's far. It's very nice, though. But can I just say, what's going on with all the chickens? I knew this is what you were going to say. So many chickens. I knew it. Chickens are everywhere.

Yeah. And I'm like, roosters just like, Miley always had to whenever we go. She's like, I have a serious problem with how many roosters are just raping chickens left and right all over the place in the public for everyone to see.

And all the roosters look the same. It's like the same type. Like the hens look different, but then all the roosters look exactly the same where you think like you're in the Matrix and having deja vu like, is that another rooster

or is that the same rooster? Is this rooster just following me around? And also, are we killing these things? No. They don't, I kept asking. I was like, are you guys killing these things? Like eating them? And like, no, no, no.

They're really like gamey. And I'm like, What are you talking about? No, I know it's weird. They're everywhere. We got to kill these chickens. Way too many chickens in Hawaii. Way too many.

I was asking, I was like, where did these come from? Someone was like, well, there was a hurricane. You're telling me that they door feed up this thing and they got caught in a twister and taken over to Oz? Absolutely not. Someone brought chickens and then they escaped. Yeah. And there are no natural predators in Hawaii. I know.

There's no snakes and there are no foxes and no cats. Isn't that crazy? I guess it's good that there's no national predators but maybe maybe we get some cats in there fuck up some chickens yeah you know

that's kind of weird there's no cats none yeah I'm amazed that like well there's like domestic kitty cats but I'm amazed that someone that didn't bring them over

and was like yeah we need something same we need some checks and balances here a little bobcat or two yeah why not yeah and also we're playing way too much

Jack Johnson in Hawaii it's nonstop bubble toes banana peasant pancakes. And I get it. He's very Hawaiian. But my thing is this, like, I know he's from Hawaii, I think, actually. I don't know. I know he was a surfer and like that was his thing. If I was a native Hawaiian, I would be so annoyed that like our big guy, musician is not a Hawaiian guy. It's just a white guy, a white surfer guy. Yeah. Do you know? Yeah. But every, every hotel I went into,

every restaurant, it's more Jack Johnson. It wasn't even. It wasn't even that one guy that plays somewhere over the rainbow on his ukulele. You know? Yeah. Like that's the most Hawaiian thing. Yeah. Anyways, a lot of Jack Johnson,

a lot of chickens. A lot of chickens. But I do have to say thoughts and prayers out to Hawaii because they got, they got nailed by flooding. But I didn't experience that. I don't know if it rained a little bit on us, but I might have been on a different island. Yeah, you had to have been.

A lot of fun. I got to say this, though. Okay. So all my friends were staying at the one, which is a very nice, expensive hotel. I've stayed there. It's lovely. It's lovely. But Sarah's in New York.

So I had to go solo for this thing as a birthday party. So I stayed at kind of like the cheaper place. But it was so nice. It was called the Cliffs at Princeville. Oh. It's one best time share in Hawaii seven years running. Okay. So many old white people there.

Sure. A lot of Vietnam veterans for some reason. Really? Oh, yes. And then me. So they've got these bikes, right? like these like e-bikes. Yeah.

The one hotel is like maybe like a mile and a half away. So I could walk, but I was like, oh, they've got these e-bocks. I got one of these e-bikes, right? Those are good to make it for like a fighter dance thing, like the first night I get there. So I get all dressed up. I go get my e-bike and I pedal all the way there. I get to the one hotel, go to the bike rack. I try to like, you know, like sign out of the bike that I've rented, you know?

Nope. I can't park it in, it's got to be parked in a designated parking area. The only place to park these bikes. is where I picked it up from. What? Yes. So then I was like, well,

I don't want to have like a $300 bike tab, you know, like this is me crazy. That goes by the minute. So then I had to ride back, leave it, and then walk back. And I missed the fire dance.

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So the sushi place is very like a, it's, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was This is nobo. I feel like I'm that nobo. It's so good. And then we went to, there's a, I think a restaurant downstairs. That's nice too.

Yeah. Anyways, it was lovely at the place of the prince, uh, cliffs at Princeville. No AC. What?

No AC. Oh, see, I can't do that. Got a lot of fans though. I had, I had seven, eight fans.

Oh my God. I positioned them all around my bed. Yeah. I was in a wind tunnel. Yeah, you have to. Yeah. Miley always fucking rents houses

with no AC when we go. Yeah. She, because she likes it hot. Like, even at home she sleeps with it like i mean not maybe not sleeps but like during the day her house is like 80 degrees drives me crazy so she's always like yeah no worries like we don't need a c and i'm just dying every time like the fans don't even cut it i can't it's rough yeah and now i leave

to new york tomorrow yeah so nice of you to fly in just for this podcast i know i have over-extended myself i'm i'm trying to do too much and i need to slow it down and that was me last year yeah My flight to Hawaii was fine going out of LAX, but I feel like every day it's getting worse with the TSA agents. Did you see the plane crash at LaGuardia? Yes. Fuck. It sounds like the air traffic controller guy screwed up. You did, I think.

So sad. So sad. Oh, man. Fucking scary. Very scary. But now they got ICE agents. I know. Okay.

One, I've seen so many videos like they have nothing to do because they don't know what to do. They don't, they've never been TSA people. So they don't know how to do TSA. stuff. So they're just standing around. So we're like paying them to like just like kind of be there, which that's creepy. Like too much police presence sometimes is like, I don't like this, you know. Yeah. My thing is this. I don't understand how the government works. All right. I think that's obvious that I'm not really sure, but the three branches of government, it all seems very confusing to me. But here's the thing. We just started a war, right? In Iran, that's got to cost a lot

of money, right? Definitely. Right? It's got, I mean, every day we're dropping bombs and stuff. But you telling me we can't pay these motherfuckers so we don't have to sit in line for four hours to get through TSA? True. That's more important to me than like the straight of whatever. I don't even know what's happening over there.

Matt would know. It's sad that the Australian has to teach the American about politics. Very sad. But anyways, can we take, maybe let's drop one less bomb on Iran today and let's use that money

to pay TSA. To get the TSA guys back in there. And maybe, not for nothing, get a few more air traffic controllers in there. Because I bet you, that guy was like trying to do too much. Yeah. You know?

Yep. Have you heard about the Afro-Man trial? No. Dude. Remember Afro-Man? Mm-hmm. You know? Because I got high.

Because I got high. How could I forget? The comps raided his house. Okay. They like broke down his door. They broke a window. They walked around. They thought that someone was in danger there or whatever.

And they fucked his house up and he got really, and one of the cops really eyed down a bun cake apparently in his kitchen. Anyways, Afro-Man got, was very annoyed by this. So Afro-Man did what Afro-Man does, which is he just started writing songs about these cops and got very personal. Okay. And the cops sued him.

Oh. Because it was like slanderous or something. Definition. Yeah. An Afro-Man goes to court. Oh, my God. Defends himself in an American flag suit. I see this.

And ends up winning. But the shit. Love that. he was doing is so funny as you tell about him the more money you can make right fact they never should have came to my house in the first place fact if they hadn't came to my house they wouldn't have put themselves on the video camera and in my music career all of this is their fact all of this is their fault and they have the audacity to sue me these people and you are the predators and the victim at the same time so what they did searching your house

gave you the right to do everything you've done. I'm in a circumstance that I got freedom of speech. After they run around my house with guns and kick down my door, I got the right to kick a can in my backyard, use my freedom of speech, turn my bad times into a good time. Yes, I do. And I think I'm a sport for doing so. Because I don't go to their house, kick down their doors,

flip them off on their surveillance cameras, then try to play the victim and sue them. Here was the genius lyricist himself explaining why he is allowed to do so. For the cops, he looks like he regrets being part of this now that it's public and happening. They have been made a mockery of by Afro-Man. The defamation statement is that he said he had sex with your wife. Yes. And that's painted you in a false life.

It's caused tremendous pain in my life. I'll get to that. We have to go through false light first. So does it paint you in a false life? Yes, that my wife is cheating on me with. Mr. Foreman. But we all know that's not true, correct? I don't know. Wait, you don't know if your wife's cheap money or not?

This is real. You want to go there? No, I just want to ask that question because you said we don't know. I've been with that woman since middle school. I would hope she wouldn't. But you know what? Once somebody puts it out there for their fun and entertainment, it's out there. And it's a problem. So it's something we cannot verify the truth of? Is it a thing that can be verified, true or false?

Ask your client. I don't know. Okay. I'm cracking up. This is insane. Isn't that so fun? Yeah, it's good. There's this one cop that, uh, that like looks at a bunk kank. Oh, yeah.

And so he's got a song called like lemon bun cake. He's like naming the guy. And then in the music video, he's taken the, like the security camera footage and it put it in. It's the funniest thing in the world. And it's makes me. So why did they raid his house to begin with? They, I think they thought.

someone was, like being kidnapped and was, I think they got a tip or something that. And so I think when that happens, you don't need a warrant. Interesting. And so they knocked his door down. And he was like, he wasn't there, I guess. I'm sure he's making millions and millions of dollars off these YouTube videos because it's so funny. Anyways, fucking Afro Man. I'm team Afro Man for sure.

Me too. For sure. Okay, I saw this other thing. We got to talk about this. Okay. Have you heard about reborn babies? No. Okay.

I think this is real. No. I think this is real. Is this on TikTok? Yes. It can't be. So, well, you can buy them. So they are hyper-realistic dolls.

Okay. Children and people buy them and pretend that they're real. Let me just show you some of these, okay? Hi, friends. Me and I'm here. Rebecca. Did you see that? She like moved the arm?

Yeah, it's fucking. creepy. Okay. In the back, actually. But this video is about Imogen's dad. Because a lot of you have been asking, and I did do one video, but I didn't do a good enough job, I guess. So, here we go again. First,

peppermint mocha for both of us. Okay, but also, a child shouldn't be having coffee. Absolutely not. Even if it's not real. So Imogen, this is Imogen. I-M-O-G-E-N. We call her I-M-E-M-M-Y. The captions do mess up her name, but I recently found out that I can edit the caption. Oh, thank God.

I try to do that. So Imogen was adopted by me, but she does still have a birth dad who she sees because he's good to her, but he can't have her full time. Yeah, okay. You have, it's a custody battle with a fucking doll. He doesn't have a

birth mom. So don't put your hands over her ears. It's too much for him. And he's in the military and he has Um, CPSD, PTSD, combat PTSD. Is she? Okay. I don't think so, but okay, so that's the mom. Want to see the dad?

Yeah. I'll show you the dad. Or I don't know if this is the same dad, but. I don't think so. But anyways, that this is like another one. I'm worried for the future of humanity. Not only is this weird. It's actually scary.

Strong men aren't afraid of softness. They're afraid of nothing. So if this bothers you, it does bother me. What does that say about you? It means that I'm concerned that you've got a fake doll and you're pretending it's real. Strong men aren't afraid of softness. I mean. I also don't know if this is just a troll.

This has to be a joke. I don't think it is. I don't know. It's either a joke or these people are complete sociopaths. There was a show, though. What was it? We watched it where. the mother had like lost the child.

Do you remember that? The mother had lost a child so they had like a fake child there. Yeah, I do remember that. What was that? I don't remember, but also reborn babies. No, I hate it. I hate the name of it. I hate all of it.

The name is almost as creepy as the thing. I mean, I think the name is creepier. Right? Yeah. It's like, what does that mean? Does that mean it died? I don't know. Do you remember?

Yeah. It was middle school. Okay. where you had to go do like Homek class. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you had to take home the fucking fake baby. Yeah, I didn't have that. You didn't?

No, we had a, like a thing of flour, like a bag of flour. Oh my God. I had to take a doll home. Yeah. And it like peed and you had to feed it. Oh, shit. It was so fucking stupid. Yeah.

And if anything, it just made me not want kids. So thanks. Thanks so much. But I think that's the education program. I think that's what they're trying to do is like, hey, don't forget that if you have on and protect the sex. Yeah, well. Yeah.

Well, we had to carry around a sack of flour. That, to me, is pointless. Yeah, but I think it was the weight of it, like, I'm just telling you what we had to do. And, you know, if you broke it, whatever you got in trouble. So we all, like, duct taped it, which was like, well, if I was a baby, that'd be kind of fucked up. No, that one's stupid. We also had to do the thing where we had an egg. That one's stupid, too.

Do you remember that? Yes. It's like protect an egg for, what? That's so dumb. Are we? It teaches us nothing. Are we chickens? And Hawaii?

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Great cast. Elizabeth Moss, Carrie Washington, Kate Mara. Follows an investigation that dives deep into the murder of a wealthy woman and all the dark secrets uncovered about her life. Imperfect women. Why? Yes. Do tell.

Why are all the shows that are like all women always about a murder? Yeah, because. Because we love a murder. You guys are getting murdered so much. We love a murder, okay? Way too much murder. I know. Matt literally like rolled his eyes when I turned this on.

He was like, are you fucking kidding me? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But like, it's too good. And, you know, he made fun about it. And then he was locked in once it started. Great cast. And all three of these women are phenomenal actors. are so, you know, great acting on screen, which helps, you know, a plot like this.

It's been used a million times. But Carrie Washington so far is just kind of like the star of the show. It's like her show, which, yeah, she's amazing. But I got to tell you, it, like, really, it's good. It keeps you guessing. Like, every 20 minutes, you kind of think, like, oh, maybe it's that person or maybe that person's sketchy and then they kind of flip it on you and something happens to make you change your theater.

Like, it's really good. Highly recommended. Oh, Jill Kinneman's in it. Yep. I like him a lot. He's a good actor. Yeah, there's a lot of. K. Marr is still hot.

Yeah. Oh, Corey Stoll, too. Wow. Really good cast. Where is this at? Apple TV. Okay. Is it a show?

It is. All right, I'll go. There's three episodes out. I'm gonna get into that. I think you'd like it. Do you know about this DTF St. Louis show? I haven't started watching it, but it's in my downloaded on my, so I'm going to watch it tomorrow.

We watched like 15 minutes of the first episode and I fell asleep. But people are. They love it. People are acting like it's the best show that's ever been created. Yeah. It's a little. weird, at least the way it starts. I mean, there's no murder. There may

be a murder, actually. I have no idea. I just know it's very weird. The cast is ridiculous. I know. Jason, Bateman, David Harbour, and Linda Cardinalee. Yeah. A darkly commute tale of three middle-aged individuals entangled in the love triangle leading to one's untimely demise. Okay, there is murder.

There's always murder. Everything's got murder. You should know that by now. So much murder. Yeah. People love it. They do love the murders. Okay, well, we're going to have to watch this. this week and see if it's all, everyone says it's correct. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what we were talking about on this trip?

Like, we're not talking about this enough in society, but like one of the best things about like going to a wedding is not seeing the bride and the groom get married and it's not that. There's like a subplot that's always happening at a wedding where there's like one person who's like a problem and everyone is talking about them. Totally. And like being like, did you hear what a fucking kid he did last night? Every day you're like, tell me, I need more information about this person. The subplot, B guy, had a wedding.

The best. Who was it at your wedding? There's a couple of them. I feel like there were a few. There's a couple of them. Yeah, I don't want to name names. We'll believe it. My buddy was a problem.

He was just a pharmacy. I feel like it was a problem. I feel like it was a problem. He was such a problem. problem. Oh, God. Yeah, he was like yelling at like hotels for the morning. It was insane.

Oh, my God, so funny. Yep. If you're the people hosting the wedding, that sucks. Yeah. But if you're just a guest, you love. Totally. The subplot of the guy who's just a, or the girl who's just a nightmare.

Heaps it fun. Yeah. Keeps it interesting. What is she going to do today? Oh, I love it. of it. Oh. Have you seen that Sigs are back in?

What do you mean? Cigarettes are back in. No, they're not. Dude, there's like, who was it on the, someone on the cover of like Vogue or something was smoking a cigarette? No. Sigs are back of being popular again. I don't think so.

And you know what's messed up is I finally stopped smoking. I quit because I was getting shamed. It's terrible for you. I know, but it's cool. now apparently. No, it's not. I know. Don't listen. Okay. I've seen a couple things that I really liked. Okay. Have you seen the Louis Thoreau inside the Manosphere? No. It's a documentary. Louis Thoreau's a documentarian. And do you know what the Manifere is? I don't. The Manosphere is, it's a very problematic, hyper-masculine group of people who like think that feminism is bad and women

should be subservient to men and they deserve to be in a one-way monogamous relationship or the woman. and it only stays with him, but he can sleep as many people as they want. A lot of them have, like, really some ass backwards thoughts about, like, women shouldn't vote and all this stuff. So this guy, Louis Thro, who's like, it's British guy skinny, right? He goes to interviews these red pill manosphere guys, right? You see me that way? A little bit earlier in the day. I'd start my day off working out doing hard things.

What, do I not talk to this? That's what I'm saying? Talk to you. We're not on. social media now. What would you say is the message? I coach boys how to make money. Wow, this is a nice spot.

How to be outside the system. How to be proper guys. Shut up or not. Would you see me that way? Um... Did you look at my arms? The statue's not saying too much. I was entering the Manosphere,

a wild frontier of streamers whose behavior is reshaping the culture. People ask me wild Miami. And I tell them, because if it was 120 years, years ago, I'd be on a horse on the way to California and dig for gold. Whose appeal has proved irresistible to hordes of young fans. Oh my God. Fifteen is probably like your main demographic. No, it isn't.

They hear that content. They think it's acceptable. Fuck the woman, fuck the woman. What? What have I done? I'm doing it for money. I don't care about. The morality of it.

I'm not living for other people. I'm living for myself. The mother of my children, she doesn't talk about women. We don't cross into each other's lane. Stings, huh? You seem upset by it. It doesn't seem upset by it. Do you consider yourself a misogynist?

I love women and I actually understand them. You think you know better than they do? They want a guy that can lead them and dominate them. Got anything to say to the live, Thoreau? Not really. Do you think Satanists are running the world? Absolutely. They talk about misinformation on the internet.

This is what they're talking about. I'm raw. I'm not a puppet. I'm not controlled. I don't do this bullshit editing. than you guys do because I'm real. Are you getting triggered? I implore everyone to watch this. Okay. One, because I think that this whole red pill, like, movement is a problem that we've got.

And someone doesn't, the thing is that, like, no one's talking to, like, young men, right? Except for these fucking idiots. So that's a problem. So we need, like, actually, like, intelligent people maybe starting to do this. But what's amazing about this film is it's these, like, hyper-masculine men. that get absolutely fucking dismantled by this skinny British documentarian. And it just shows you like how easily their whole like worldview can crumble around them with like someone just asking them questions about like they talk a lot about one way monogamy. And so, you know, it's a lot of like, I'm going to have two wives, but she only needs one man or whatever.

And then he asked the girlfriend, like, how do you think about this? And she's like, no, not really. And the guy immediately switched. Well, who knows? I might just want to be with her for the rest of my days. And he's like, you so quickly backtracked on that thing, you know? It's like when she showed up, then he like changed his mind. So what these guys do is that they kind of sell these kids that are watching it, like,

apps that tell them like what crypto coins to buy and shit. And so Louis Thoreau ends up signing up for one of the things that this guy, H.S. Tiki-Toki. That's his name. Fucking lame. I'm a fucking dork. Why would anyone take them seriously? No, I know.

So he puts in 500 quid or whatever, 500 pounds. And, you know, the guy's like, if you want to make a $10,000 before you wake up, you got to get this thing, you know, selling this like, you know, false bill of goods. Louis Thoreau loses his money in like three days. Of course. Immediately. And it's like the whole thing's a fucking scam. Totally.

Then what it ends up happening is it devolves into this. weird anti-Semitic rhetoric that like it's like Jewish cabal is like ruining the world and okay hold on let me get this straight this is just the oldest dumbest playbook you know like from the we're back in the 40s again it's it's a sack same thing yeah anyways it's fascinating it's really is makes you angry but anyways watch it okay Netflix Netflix fantastic also on Netflix I watch the new peekie Blinders, a mortal man. You know, I've never seen it. Okay, so.

Which is insane. I watched, like, the first, like, three seasons of Peaky Blinders, I loved it. Okay. But then I, it got hard for me to understand. How many seasons are there? I think a lot. Oh. But this is a movie.

Oh, okay. So it takes place after, you know, so at the end of it, like, his brother dies, his wife and kid dies. He's kind of, like, all alone. And so then this happens afterwards and his, his son. son, his like illegitimate son from a gypsy, played by Barry Coegan. Is that his name? I don't know how to pronounce it, but yeah.

You know what I'm talking about. Sabrina's ex. Yeah. He's like the heir to the Shelby and the Piki Blinders fortune. Okay. And he's fucking shit up. And so Tommy's got to come back, Sylian Murphy got to come back, put his son in check, fix everything.

Rebecca Ferguson's in it. Oh, I love her. She's the best. Tim Roth is fantastic. Barry Coegan. And that's how you say his name. I think it's Keegan. Barry Keegan?

I think so. I stopped watching this show after the third season. What is the show about exactly? You'd actually like it. Everyone tells me that. It's a gang that's in Birmingham. Turn of the century, I think. Tommy Shelby is like the leader of the gang.

They fought in World War I. He comes back. He kind of like owns this part of Birmingham. He owns a bar and he is big into horse racing. So he owns a bunch of horses and stuff. he fixes a horse racing. Okay. There's a lot of equestrian stuff.

It's a big theme of this whole thing is horses. Okay. So I think that's why you would like it. It's a little bit of like, is he a Robin Hood? Is he a bad good guy or is he a good bad guy or like walks the line? Got it. But anyways, you don't need to have watched all seven seasons, whatever it is to get into this. So I watch it and I was like, oh yeah, okay, I'm back in.

I understand. Okay. And I just love, I think Sillian Murphy's one of the best. Killian. Killian. Killian? whatever fantastic check out

I did see an interview where Rebecca Ferguson was talking about how he's the one actor she's always wanted to work with and that he like handpicked her for this which is cool and apparently the way that Barry got the job is that he texted him because they they work together in something when he was like really young he texted him on Father's Day

Happy Father's Day and no one had sent him a happy Father's Day message and he is like a real father and so he was like what do you think about actually playing my son? And that's how he got the role. I love that. I saw my boy Glenn Powell's film Running Man.

Where's this at? Netflix. I watched it on like the plane. Okay. I mean, it was only in theaters for a while. But, you know, I'll tell you what. It's a good cast. Glenn Powell's in it. And then Josh Brolin is like the main.

He's like the runs the network. Anyways, so basically, It's hunger games. I figured it out. Okay. Taking place in like a dystopian future. Right? And like everyone's poor and it sucks.

And, um, but, and the most popular thing is like these like game shows you can go on. You can win money there. And the, like the one that like pays the most, but is the most dangerous. It's called the running man. And basically it starts with three people. And there's like a bunch of hunters that go out and try to try to kill you. And if you make it 30 days, then you win, you know, a billion dollars or whatever. Crazy.

What's fun about it is that they paint these people as like their criminals, right, even though they're really not. And the public can help catch them. So if they get seen, they like can report them, do video, all this kind of stuff. Interesting. So like they were being hunted the entire time. Very fun. A lot of explosions, a lot of killing. Really?

A lot of fun. Okay. Yeah. Watch that. Yeah. I heard is Project Helmeri out? Yeah. I'm, yes.

And I heard it's, everyone's just like it's the best fucking movie. That's what I've seen too. I can't wait to see it. I'm about done with listening to it for the second time. And so I'm going into it being like, that's not in the book. That's not in the book. That's different. That's different.

I've heard that the ending is what people are upset about. So, yeah, we'll see. I watched this new Steve Carell show, Rooster. I almost turned this on. How is it? It's good. It reminds me a lot of, like, shrinking. Okay.

Yep. It's got Hart. Yeah, Ted Lasso and Shrinking are the ones who make it. So yeah, it's, Steve Carell plays a author who writes these kind of like trashy novels starring at this person named Rooster. His daughter is a teacher at a university. He goes to said university to give a talk about his book or whatever.

And then obviously he's spending time with his daughter. His daughter is going through a divorce. Her husband was cheating on her with a student. and that's the turmoil that's going on and he ends up getting offered a job there and I think he kind of wants to stay because he wants to protect his daughter a little bit. So it's got heart.

It's obviously Steve Carell, so it's very funny. Anyways, I liked it a lot. Okay, cute. Check it out. What's this on? HBO Max. He's even got the guy from Ted Lasso, Phil Dunster. I watched Eternity.

And? She should have always gone with Miles. Always. I like it annoyed me Really? Yeah It's because you're a man And you don't know how dreamy Callum Turner is

I mean I get it I do get that But like at the end of it I was just like She just wanted to get dick down by Callum Turner And then go back And she wouldn't have her cake and eat it too Totally

Matt Matt like hated her in this movie He was like are you fucking kidding me like Yeah I was just like this is crazy You've got kids with this person Yeah but they're not in hell Or eternity or wherever they are like yeah yeah yeah the kids are still living so this is like your one chance to not make

your decisions based on the kids because they ain't here yeah what world would you live in this is what I asked you yeah I mean my first answer was horse world yeah yeah but you know horse world um honestly like we kind of said like horse world in Hawaii yeah okay Hawaii is kind of like like the dream place to be right like a lot chickens there though dude a lot of chickens you know but That's okay. That's okay. Yeah. Yeah. I would do like Big Sur Carmel area.

I would go my home. Golf world. Because there's Carmel. Is that right? There's golf there? Yeah. There's beaches there. Yeah.

There's good restaurants. True. How funny. Yeah. I really enjoyed it. Yeah. I enjoyed that film. It's a good movie.

Yeah. It's a really unique idea. Yes. Yeah. It's also, I kind of think that that's going to happen to. I mean, I'm good with it. It's going to be weird when you, when you die and you have to like run into your ex and be like, oh.

So I've got to get out of here. I can confidently say I don't have any exes that I would want to be in turn any with. I know, but don't you think that you're just going to run into that? I mean, maybe. I don't think any of them would pick the world I would pick though. Yeah, that's true. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'm going to have to add shoppers to the world if I want Matt to go. You need to have like shit you ride on world. Yeah. That could be a lot of other things. Callum Turner. That's all I got. Okay. You got anything else?

It's all you got. Okay. I do listened, but I put out a little Hannah Montana remit. Oh yeah, I saw that. Can we play it? I would love it.

Okay. You have the SoundCloud link? No. Texted to me. I sent it to you. They're not on Spotify? No. I can't get Disney to Greenlight like that.

Oh, really? Like, it's, you know, this is probably worth saying. A lot of people, the comments, you know, That's what everybody wants, says, put this on Spotify. Put this on Spotify. Let me tell you guys something.

Getting things cleared to go on Apple Music or Spotify is one of the most difficult things I've ever done in my whole life. Like, it took me almost a year to get the Lany Wilson remix cleared to go on streaming. Same with the Kelsey one. Like, it is very difficult. You don't only have to have the artist approve, like, and they're labeled, their publisher, like, all these other fucking corporate people have to approve it. It's very difficult. And Disney being what Disney is, low chance they're going to approve anything on my end. But SoundCloud left it up, which I'm stoked about, and so did YouTube.

I'm really, like, proud of this. I banged this out with my friend Logan Garrett in like 10 days. We made this. And I got this one out. And then by the time this podcast comes out, I've actually got a Best of Both World's remix coming out with my friend's country night. So there will be a couple out there for you guys to celebrate the Anniversary with. I got to say, like, I've really.

I really loved seeing people use the sound on TikTok and the videos they're using or they're making with this song. It's really cute. So keep making those and tag me in. Is there a place that people can go find this SoundCloud link on your socials? Yeah. Well, it's on my Instagram. If you click on like the links or whatever, it'll say like this is Life Remix and it'll take you to the SoundCloud. You can stream it there.

You can stream it on my YouTube channel, which is DJ Brandy Cyrus. And then on SoundCloud, you can download it for free. which also people are having trouble figuring out. There's like a little shopping cart link somewhere on SoundCloud, and it's where it's like a buy link. See it there at the end, the shopping cart? So that takes you to buy it, but it's actually free to download if you click on that.

All right. All right, well, happy 400 episodes. That's fucking crazy. We're going to make it to 500? I don't know. Well, I have tears. We love you. I don't know if we love you that much. I don't know either.

We'll see. All right. See you later. Bye. Bye, bye.