High Low Brow
Dishing on Drake & Kendrick's Feud plus the finale of Vanderpump Rules
In this week's podcast episode, we dive deep into the complex dynamics of friendships portrayed on Vanderpump Rules. From loyalty to betrayal and hypocrisy, we dissect the dramatic and strategic moves both on and off-screen by the cast and by fans. We also explore how cast actions and production influence made this season particularly challenging to watch.
Additionally, we delve into the ongoing feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, while also pondering why 'BBL Drizzy' by Metro Booming is the neurospicy anthem of the year. Join us as we share our thoughts and rants – grab a seat, tune in, and let's unpack it all together!
In this week's podcast episode, we dive deep into the complex dynamics of friendships portrayed on Vanderpump Rules. From loyalty to betrayal and hypocrisy, we dissect the dramatic and strategic moves both on and off-screen by the cast and by fans. We also explore how cast actions and production influence made this season particularly challenging to watch.
Additionally, we delve into the ongoing feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, while also pondering why 'BBL Drizzy' by Metro Booming is the neurospicy anthem of the year. Join us as we share our thoughts and rants – grab a seat, tune in, and let's unpack it all together!
Welcome to High Low Brow, the show with highbrow takes on lowbrow culture. I'm your one host, Amanda Scriber.
Speaker 2:And I'm the dream guest on your podcast at River Gilbert you're always my dream guest oh, that's sweet, isn't it?
Speaker 1:it's not like you're forced to be here to record.
Speaker 2:It's been quite the week yeah yeah the one thing with going to weekly is that I'm like, wow, it's shocking how much happens in a week.
Speaker 1:There is literally never an end to what can happen in one week, I know, it's funny because originally we were like we're going to talk about these things and then, I think Wednesday, I was like I know that this is what you wanted to talk about, but also I feel like the VPR finale happened and we've been dealing with the Kendrick and Drake.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Beef rap, battle feud, whatever you want to call it, and we would be remissed in us yeah, I wanted to talk.
Speaker 2:We had just watched late night with the devil. Yes, and I wanted to talk about that because it was under fire recently for using ai. Yes, um, and I think that's a very interesting conversation to be had, because it got boycotted and all that, and when they used it, it was so small and I loved the movie.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the movie was great.
Speaker 2:But like it's out of news cycle already, so we're like, okay, cool, let's BBL Drizzy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean BBL Drizzy.
Speaker 2:BBL Drizzy the echolalia in this household. We are strictly a BBL Drizzy the echolalia in this household.
Speaker 1:We are strictly a BBL Drizzy household.
Speaker 2:We are not, how could you not?
Speaker 1:be Well, no, apparently there's a lot of like. There's some people are going with A minor.
Speaker 2:Ah, I see, okay, okay, and some people are going. There's been a few.
Speaker 1:Kendrick's really leaning into the neurodiverse.
Speaker 2:You mean Kendrick?
Speaker 1:and Metro Booman. Because yeah, yeah, but if you are like, what the hell is you know, this whole thing between kendrick and drake, apparently I'm gonna give a very, very high level tldr version. Kendrick just really hates drake and apparently this beef has been going on for years. However, in this sort of iteration of like diss tracks being exchanged, kendrick has not only brought in like Future and Offset and A$AP, rocky and the Weeknd basically every large name in hip hop that you can think of. They're involved in this beef for some reason.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so Drake has been beefing for years with everybody. It started with I don't remember the name of the song, but it was J Cole and Drake released a song talking about the big three. It was those two and Kendrick.
Speaker 1:Kendrick releases his response saying fuck your your big three, it's the big me yeah, and I think we'd be remiss without mentioning that J Cole did put out his own diss track at one point, but then deleted it from the, took it down, deleted it and was like you know what.
Speaker 2:I'm good, I'm choosing my piece Aubrey. I'm choosing my piece Aubrey. I'm choosing my piece Aubrey. Yeah no, it was literally a felt spicy. Might delete later moments.
Speaker 1:Totally, and I mean, you're probably like, well, you're two white people. What do you have to contribute to this conversation?
Speaker 2:Nothing. We live in Toronto.
Speaker 1:Well, yes, that's what I was gonna bring up. We live in Toronto, so I guess my what I wanted to say was really like these rumblings of Drake being kind of a weirdo, kind of like you know, people in his crew being charged with sex trafficking. We've heard all of this for quite some time. Like none of this is new to us.
Speaker 2:What three degrees separation away from Drake.
Speaker 1:Yeah, something like that. But I mean, I don't claim that.
Speaker 2:No, of course not. Why would you ever claim?
Speaker 1:aubrey, oh my god. I dated someone who worked with someone whose cousins like no, that's weird, I'm not. I'm not out here on these streets being.
Speaker 2:Why? What on earth would you name drake, drop drake some people do it's so weird, it's so weird.
Speaker 1:Anyways, I think last weekend kendrick like released three tracks back to back yeah, he did euphoria, he did 616 and then he did meet the grams yeah, it's come out now. Apparently he's recorded like 10 tracks he's basically got an ep at this, yeah, and he?
Speaker 2:he's been updating them in real time as the beef has progressed.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and he also. What I found very interesting was he took the copyright off of his tracks on YouTube, so that commentators like a Kaisenat or whomever they can actually put this in their videos, not be demonetized and actually make money off of the discussion that is happening well, they're outsourcing the beef, which brings us to bbl drizzy, bbl jersey yeah, we're not like, we're not going to use this time to be like and then drake did this.
Speaker 1:No, there are so many excellent recaps yeah and it's still happening you don't need that from us, no.
Speaker 2:But we do need to talk about BB Eldrizzi, because it has been literally. What was that movie? That was like every six seconds, men think about sex.
Speaker 1:Oh, I thought you were going to bring up the Roman Empire.
Speaker 2:No, I mean every six seconds. I think about BB Eldrizzi, and that is my Roman Empire right now.
Speaker 1:Full circle. Full circle my roman empire right now, full circle, full circle. I mean it's hard, it's so weird because it's such an earworm that it just gets in there and then it's like, oh, you wanted to think about something else.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry you're, you can't so the thing that I thought was interesting because everybody's like, yeah, metro, boom, and he did the the beat for it but a content creator called king walonius I think he said he wrote like 18 different versions. Or rather, he wrote the lyrics, yeah, and then ran the lyrics through an ai 18 times and got like a dancehall version. He got the the bbl jersey that we know and love. He got like old-timey jazz band. He got like like, if you go on his tiktok he's got a ton of them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like this is not the only bbl druzy there's so many bbls. The dancehall version like took me out.
Speaker 2:It was great it was great.
Speaker 1:But also some people on in the comments on tiktok were just like oh my god, imagine if drake went to Carnival and this started playing.
Speaker 2:Well, there was also I heard somebody remix it into an Afrobeat and the fact that Metro Boomin was told to shut up and make some drums and then did that.
Speaker 1:Yeah he was like okay, yeah, I can do that. That's what I'm known for.
Speaker 2:It originally was Best Verse gets a free beat, and now it's Best Verse gets $10,000 in a free beat and the second best gets another free beat.
Speaker 1:Well, I wonder if, like Metro, really thought that this would take off as much as it did.
Speaker 2:Because, here's.
Speaker 1:the thing is that this has reached people who are not even, like, aware of the beef. Obviously, they will find out, or it's now just become a trending TikTok sale. Yeah, exactly, it's so good.
Speaker 2:So we saw on CBC that apparently the security company that was involved in a shooting that we thought was oh my god, it's Kendrick, like Drake, is the sole owner of it. Yes, and there's rumors that this may be how he is getting guns into the country. Yes, so that's interesting.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and I mean there's also been some like rabbit holes Again, if you're from Toronto you are aware of, like OVO, which is Drake's crew, and then XO, which is the Weeknd's crew, and apparently Drake tried to sign the Weeknd for years and years and years. Never happened. He was like I'm good, but the OVO crew and the XO crew are like beefing. They have been like going at it for years and years and years for like what God knows whatever reason, but about I think it was a month ago, if I remember all of the TikTok rabbit holes that I fell down, but the owner of XO, that label that sort of crew, he had his house shot up.
Speaker 2:Yes, yeah, I think it was in Las Vegas, something LA. I thought it was LA.
Speaker 1:It might be las vegas, yeah, anyways somewhere in the us yeah, so one of the losses so that was when I heard about drake's house getting, or you know someone being shot, I was like huh, I know everybody's like, oh, kendrick did it, did it. I mean Kendrick's from Compton. So obviously he's going to win in this fight, hands down. But I was like no, I don't think this is Kendrick, I think this is the XO crew. This is not. Anyways, we're getting very deep into rap.
Speaker 2:Rap beefs yeah.
Speaker 1:And, quite frankly, I just like reading about it. I don't like we. I just like reading about it.
Speaker 2:I don't like we have nothing to contribute to it actually, the one thing I will say is there was an AI response from Drake oh yes, you're a poopy pants and if that was real, I think everybody would have just sort of laughed it off because, like Drake, doesn't have a career anymore no, drake's done if he was just like okay, well, I'm the clown, I can you know. This is how I'm gonna stay alive and stay out of jail yeah I.
Speaker 1:When I heard it I was like I know that this is an ai, but could you just imagine if drake had adonis hold up in his bedroom being like write me a fucking verse son, what do you think hits more Kanye's poopity scoop or Drake's poopy pants?
Speaker 2:Poopy pants for sure. Yeah, For sure, because that's an earworm.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Because poopity scoop is just like a weird, like echolalia, that Kanye does Poopity? Scoop, scoopity poop.
Speaker 1:Scoopity poop, poop poop, which I think actually this is full circle. Now Kanye wrote poopity scoop as a diss. Yeah, A.
Speaker 2:Drake. Yeah, yeah, that was during the Jumpman. Yes, he just jumped over Jumpman yeah dude. Everybody hates.
Speaker 1:Drake, but not only that, poop they really into scat Scatman. What else are we?
Speaker 2:talking about today? We have to talk about the VPR finale.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, Okay, I you know like originally I was just like whatever, we're not going to talk about VPR. But then I saw the finale and I was like mad, we have to talk about it. I was mad for like literally 24 hours.
Speaker 2:Oh God, I'm still mad about it.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So, I'm going to die mad about it yeah, leading up to it there was like lala and sheena and everybody was like something happens in the finale and it's going to turn everybody against ariana and they were all like don't worry, you'll see the finale and it will all come together and then we saw the finale and it was like so we're just staunchly team ariana. It's like, if anything, I hate lala more yeah, I was like girl.
Speaker 1:I don't think that did what you thought it was gonna do. Lauren from Utah just has so many opinions, so many like thoughts that don't need to be shared, and she's such a hypocrite because you know. Here's the thing when her and Randall were breaking up, yeah, she left the house with Randall, but she also didn't own the house.
Speaker 2:That's it right so like.
Speaker 1:Of course you can just pack up and leave.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:You don't have any vested interest in the house. You're trying to escape from a situation that is potentially dangerous.
Speaker 2:Yeah, anyways.
Speaker 1:When her and Randall broke up I remember Tom Schwartz was still playing pickleball with Randall and she was just like if you are still talking to him, if you are still friends you are not my friend.
Speaker 2:You're kind of you off. The thing that Ariana's doing and Lala being like that's really extreme, yeah.
Speaker 1:People don't have friends. Also like you're not living your truth.
Speaker 2:I'm in my soft era.
Speaker 1:Like. What do those words even mean? I read something that said that since the finale has aired, lala has lost like almost 100,000 followers.
Speaker 2:But apparently she doesn't care.
Speaker 1:Yeah, she doesn't care. She said that all of the fans have rabies and she's not speaking on VPR until all three reunion episodes have aired. And I'm like girl, this is just the consequences of your own actions.
Speaker 2:We should talk about what happened on the actual finale, so people have a bit of context.
Speaker 1:Yeah, do you want? To yeah, so God it was on tuesday, I can't remember that far yeah, so it's calchan's party. Yeah, and sheena is going to be singing apple, yes, apples yeah, apples, which is the song where she takes like a swipe at Tom Sandoval and Rachel because she references Rachel's car. Yeah, something like this.
Speaker 2:So Tom flies out his sound guy and like pays for it, and Sheena's like oh my God, my best friend.
Speaker 1:Yeah, also in in all of this, sheena is on. She's talking to Brock and she's like I just feel so conflicted. Sandoval's been so nice to me, yadda, yadda, yadda. And then she calls Lisa Vanderpump for some reason, I have no idea, but she calls her and Lisa asks her do you still love him? Which I'm sorry, that is still not left my mind where I'm like I don't like you can love friends. I'm not saying that don't like you can love friends.
Speaker 2:Sure, of course.
Speaker 1:But the way it was said implied that there was more.
Speaker 2:Well, everybody is. That's the new conspiracy theory is like I've been seeing sharks. I'm looking for a million dollars to prove that Sheena slept with Sandoval at one point.
Speaker 1:Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised. It's not giving like normal friendship.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:Also like the fact that. Okay, you know he flew out his sound guy. It wasn't just for Sheena, it was for Kyle's party.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Like Sheena, that's like this isn't just for you, it was.
Speaker 1:But yes, and not only that, there's a confess from brock at one point where he's like. Tom has always been such a good friend to us. He gives us like things when we're in a time of need, and I'm like so basically, what I'm hearing from you and sheena is that tom love, bombs them yeah, yeah, and they don't like, they're just like oh money cool it is very, very that and that's we know.
Speaker 2:We've talked about this. Like james talked about that, whereas, like he was just like hey, I got you these. These are the sunglasses that I'm currently wearing.
Speaker 1:He's like okay, thank you yeah, like you can't give people things and expect them to be your friend.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, unrelated. I'm just realizing that my Jojo Siwa is the same impression as my Tom Sandoval. Dream guest for my podcast Lala Lala, Lala. So this happens.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Sheena has this big crisis. Ariana finds her and goes hey, you killed it, yeah. And then Sheena's like I'm just friends with Tom now and you're going to have to deal with it. And Ariana's like Okay, Like we are good, though, Like don't worry, yeah.
Speaker 1:You are my family. Yeah, we've been through so much. I see you. I validate your feelings.
Speaker 2:And I've been through so much I see you, I validate your feelings and she was like just do me a favor, don't talk to me about this. Like I don't want to know about this, like I don't care, I don't think he's going to change, it doesn't matter to me, I don't want to be involved. You do what you have to do, we're good.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Which I think is like a realistic sort of ask. I I think it's gracious, I think I think, because ariana ariana did say I never said I was going to cut people off, and then they showed the receipts where every step of the way she said she was going to cut people off yeah, so I think you know.
Speaker 1:One of the other things that I've read as well is that this, this season, was recorded literally like three months after everything had happened well, that's just three to six, yeah it was. It was a very short period of time and you, your feelings and how you sort of like those boundaries can be flexible.
Speaker 2:It's just dependent on how far you have come in order to sort of like feel safe I'm just like I'm thinking back to like three months to six months after my bad breakup and if anyone had like mentioned or brought it up, I was like I can't talk to you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like literally yeah, so I think this is. This is what we're sort of forgetting, or at least this is what Sheena and Lala and Brock and everyone else on the cast is sort of forgetting, is that like sure? She said those things where she's like, if you're friends with Tom, I'm not going to be friends with you, which, again, she is allowed to say those things, of course, but she's also allowed to change how she feels and how she wants to interact with those.
Speaker 1:That's setting healthy boundaries. I don't like. All I got from this episode was that no one on this cast minus Katie. We're not going to, we're not going to put like Katie's wonderful yeah.
Speaker 2:They all just don't understand the concept of boundaries don't understand the concept of boundaries and they think that because they're they have a contract with the bravo that they have to be engaging in these kinds of things.
Speaker 1:And ariana's literally said show me where my contract it says that I have to do this yeah, it's like you can decide how much or how little you want to share, granted, the fan base can make a decision of if they agree or disagree with that. The example that I bring up is uh, kyle richards, on the real housewives of beverly hills, where you know she shared a bit about her relationship with morgan but never outright said if they were in a relationship together or never outright, you know, confirmed that her and mauricio or mo, her husband at the time, if they were actually splitting up.
Speaker 1:So I think, you know, sometimes the fan base can feel a little what's the word that like bamboozled entitled entitled to what your truth looks like yeah but I don't think at any point.
Speaker 1:If we're talking about vander pump rules, ariana wasn't truthful. She just set boundaries on how she wanted to engage with certain individuals within the cast. Absolutely, and there's been other shows where you know two exes will have to film together and they make accommodations to ensure that you don't have to film with that person well, it's also especially difficult because there are active lawsuits, yeah.
Speaker 2:So while ariana and sheena are talking, tom sandoval comes over and ariana just beelines and he's like no ariana, wait, I want to talk to you, yeah and she just leaves yeah, she's like I'm good.
Speaker 1:Yeah, fuck you. So Sheena has gone on her podcast and probably some others, because it's Sheena. But she was saying that Jeremiah, who's the producer at the show that Ariana's having this exchange with, apparently he was very pissed off that she just like fucking bounced.
Speaker 1:Yeah, of course he wants to make good tv yeah, and he doesn't care about these people yeah, and sheena has said that jeremiah is the one that told the rest of them to, sort of like, say their truth, speak their piece, yeah, about how they felt about ariana, which is why we get this rant from Lala and why Sheena says she agrees. And then you know, we have that hot mic moment with Tom Sandoval, where he was like that was good for me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, this makes me look good that he's since tried to walk back.
Speaker 1:Yeah, which also we're forgetting. As soon as Ariana beelines it and takes off, he calls her a fucking bitch, he calls it lazy, he called like and like. This is what I don't understand for from the production team. In that moment we saw like we've been seeing tom for who he is for like quite some time now the mask fully came off, though we've seen glimpses behind it this was when he, like, compared himself to what's his face.
Speaker 2:The the guy who killed his wife yeah scott peterson. Peterson, thank you, but this was like it fell off. It cracked and he went off and she was like dude, what?
Speaker 1:and he's like, oh you're right, I'm sorry yeah, so I think, like we've all throughout this entire season, we've seen glimpses of it.
Speaker 2:When he did.
Speaker 1:That was an interview with Rolling Stone. He did that interview where he compared what was happening to him to. You know, george Floyd.
Speaker 2:Yes, like yeah.
Speaker 1:He, this isn't.
Speaker 2:OJ Simpson, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:He's hired the same lawyer that some like I think Scott Peterson Like these are not isolated incidences. Back to what Ariana tried to say to Sheena. She was like listen, I hope he doesn't do anything to you. I hope you know you get what you need out of this, but I don't feel like he's changed Because spoiler alert he hasn't.
Speaker 2:That's who he is. It's been six months. No one changes. In six months, yeah.
Speaker 1:And I think the other thing is that, like Tom is Tom, tom is Tom, we're not going to get anything other.
Speaker 2:Tom is a more articulate Jax Taylor.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think in Ariana's confessional I think she put it best, where she was saying that Tom just wanted to give her that apology on camera because it's for the audience and not. It's not genuine, it's not real.
Speaker 2:Well, she was like, yeah, we live together. He could have slipped a piece of paper, left it on the table. He could have given it to Anne or one of his assistants to give to me. He just wanted to have this moment on camera.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and Tom has refuted that both in the after show and when he was on Watch what Happens Live that Ariana would not speak to him when they were in the house together and I'm like that's why she said written yeah, like it's like he, like he, just he taunts anvil and the most extras say less yeah so yeah, I just. What made me so angry for this finale was that you know all this, oh, it's gonna change, you're gonna change your opinion, and then we get there and it just was like no.
Speaker 2:More of the same.
Speaker 1:Yeah, more of the same one but two. I was like more Lala, mostly Lala, not as much Sheena and I know she's been getting a lot of hate online, but I was like no, like like fuck these people, these are not your friends, these are fake friends, and it's like they can't understand how that can be perceived. Lala went on that entire rant during like almost the end credit about how she was jeopardizing their livelihood.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and also talking about how, like you know the most, the best thing that you could is live your truth. That's what we all show up here every day to do, or some bullshit like this. It's like you're not realizing. That is ariana's truth.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it is very much a. She could pull a lala, pull up and like put everything and I I understand why lala's salty, because people are accusing her of, you know, hiding things and like I feel like those two things are a little different sure, and I I mean there is something to be said for the fact that I don't think that ariana and tom were open and honest about their relationship of course not do I believe tom when he says that their relationship was over for like months and months?
Speaker 1:yeah, I don't. I think like there were already some cracks that were beginning to show. So I believe that I don't think that that's not true.
Speaker 2:However.
Speaker 1:I don't think that Ariana would have left and again, this is all speculating, just based on what we know. I don't think she would have left because she actually loved this person. Yeah, don't think. You know, staying in a relationship, that's not good, and then you know your partner going like none of that is good.
Speaker 2:Yeah, both they both participated in, and to varying degrees like yeah, I.
Speaker 1:I don't believe tom when he says she threatened to kill herself yeah, yeah, oh no, apparently we're gonna hear more about that on the reunion which I'm like I don't really want to hear more about that yeah, I'm like I'm good yeah it's like okay, like cool, weaponize somebody's mental health yeah, but I guess the biggest thing was this this season was really frustrating. Even I think we did an earlier episode on it, or maybe not oh no about the tom sandoval redemption, redemption and just about how this season was so mid.
Speaker 1:I think one of the things that made this was a detriment to this season was that, because they filmed so closely after scando, everyone on the internet has been paying attention to every single thing that they've done, every single moment of every single day, so we knew when they were filming. There is Bravo and Blaze, who we've had on the show before. She actually saved some of their IG stories and she saved their posts and all of this so that when she's doing her recaps of every single episode, she can refer back to these things like there's a, there's a giant timeline. We see, we saw it happening. So none of this was quote-unquote, surprising and then building it up to be like you're gonna be mad, it's like no, it's the same. Like we saw, I saw, I saw all of that online yeah, well, I also feel like.
Speaker 2:My guess is this there? The story producers had a much larger section carved out for the something about her, but we all know everything. We know that it's like we saw the sign going up. Yeah, like, so I.
Speaker 1:So I guess that's to say that you know this season didn't change our opinion on Ariana?
Speaker 2:It certainly didn't. It made Tom Sandoval look much worse.
Speaker 1:Yeah, even though I think they were like we're going to do this whole redemption story Spoiler, he still looks like a fucking asshole.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it didn't work, it didn't work.
Speaker 1:So I think what the producers were trying to do and what actually happened.
Speaker 2:Completely different.
Speaker 1:Totally different.
Speaker 2:I think that them taking a year off is the right call. And I wouldn't be surprised if that year turns into two years, turns into three years, turns into a full rebranded VPR where we don't care.
Speaker 1:Well, there has been speculation that Sheena and Lala will be joining the Valley for season two. It just got announced.
Speaker 2:I'm with the top post on Reddit from last week of. I would rather see Randall on the Valley than Lala.
Speaker 1:Honestly, like I Sheena, I think would make sense because she's she's actually friends with all of those people.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Sheena, I don't care. I literally have never cared about Sheena once in the entirety of VPR.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but like Lala, I'm good, I don't need it, I don't crave it I don't want it.
Speaker 2:Lauren, just go back to Utah, yeah. And then Maybe start a business. Maybe, don't be fully reliant, solely reliant, on VPR as your sole form of livelihood, absolutely.
Speaker 1:And there's been speculation too, that they will keep VPR. But it will. The cast will change.
Speaker 2:Yeah. And that maybe Justice for Peter.
Speaker 1:Justice for Peter yeah, and that maybe justice for Peter. Justice for Peter yeah, but potentially they might do a spin-off with Katie and Ariana and detailing what happens about something about her oh, that would be interesting, I would watch that. I would watch that too.
Speaker 2:I mean like I feel like it would not be dramatic at all no, it probably would not structure it like a feel-good buddy. Well, here's the it probably would not A structure at like a feel good buddy.
Speaker 1:Well, here's the thing. Probably they wanted to do something similar with Tom and Tom.
Speaker 1:Schwartz and Sandy's. But then Greg was like fuck you guys. Yeah, so I actually went on the Schwartz and Sandy's Instagram this morning, I think for reasons why I don't know, but Tom's Schwartz was there and he's like they they're updating their socials. They actually made and I will have to like, share it on our socials. But they made the most terrible comment to someone. Someone commented and this is on the Schwartz and Sandy's Instagram page Schwartz and Sandy sounds like the name of a sandwich shop. And then the social person for Schwartz and Sandy's responds and said Subway about her. Why?
Speaker 2:Clearly someone's over it, yeah.
Speaker 1:So I was like that is so unnecessarily rude, but also I get it. So I think you know we're gonna see some changes. I am very happy that they're going on a break after this season. I was just like I never want to watch this show ever again yeah, I'm just like but guess what I will 100.
Speaker 2:I'm so over brock, except for his dancing, did you?
Speaker 1:you see his dancing, yeah, in his gold suit and boogieing down. Yeah, ally actually posted her point of view video because I guess he was dancing for Ally.
Speaker 2:Love it.
Speaker 1:So, and then a fan caught that on the other side, the booty side. Yeah, so yeah, brock can fuck right off. I mean it's very funny, because Brock and Sheena are literally like they're made for each other.
Speaker 2:A hundred percent.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but fuck that guy Fuck.
Speaker 2:Sheena.
Speaker 1:Yeah, fuck them all, fuck them all.
Speaker 2:I'm very happy to not see any more of Lisa on the season.
Speaker 1:Yeah Well, she's too busy dealing with all of her brats at Vanderpump.
Speaker 2:France.
Speaker 1:France, which they're having a reunion and we should talk about that, which Eric is not invited to. Yeah, but we should talk about that when it actually happens, when it happens, when it happens. Tell the people where they can find us.
Speaker 2:Oh, you can find us everywhere. Oh, my God, everywhere, everywhere, where's everywhere? Bathrooms under beds.
Speaker 1:I think I joke before, uh it is not ringing any bells to me, but okay, you can find us on every social except for twitter.
Speaker 2:At high lowbrow pod that's h-i-g-h lowbrow pod you can find us on the internet.
Speaker 1:We have a website. It's highlowbrowpodcom.
Speaker 2:That's highlowbrowpodcom leave us a voicemail, give us a rating, yeah there.
Speaker 1:You know, there's been a new thing introduced via buzzsprout called fan mail. You could leave it. You can leave us a note that way too. I'm not 100 how it works, but hey, apparently you can communicate with us that way yeah, we'll figure it out probably they'll send us a email and we'll be like what the fuck is this?
Speaker 2:And delete it.
Speaker 1:Yeah. So that's the show A short one, but I think a very productive one.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's always both productive and nothing.
Speaker 1:We wouldn't have it anyway. Exactly All right, bye, bye you.