Jessie Stephens

It's yours too, Amelia.

So there's a guy who does – he's been doing it for years and years and years.

He's a very cool Canadian music director called Cole Walliser and these days he's famous for his glam box camera.

On every red carpet, the Emmys, the Globes, the Sags, whatever.

And basically he's got this very fancy, high-definition, slow-motion, high-speed, whatever camera that you just stand on the carpet – I'm going to do it – you just stand on the carpet and he like –

he's made himself a character in this so he greets you you walk up I'm like Amelia so good to see you you know you're so good at this I love your dress blah blah blah all you have to do is look at the camera I'm going to count you down and then you're going to strike a pose right and this camera is so good that it catches you in slow motion doing it so there are some iconic ones as a great Brad Pitt where they kind of go like say you go yeah okay

This is an audio medium unless you're watching us on YouTube, but I'm striking poses.

And do these appear on Instagram?

Yes.

So then it's turned into its little, you know, slow-mo thing and it goes all over socials, TikTok, Instagram, wherever.

And he's become a bit of a character and one of the things that's happened is how you react for the celebrities because he also posts the whole behind the scenes, so the whole from the beginning of the interaction, hi, Amelia, through to the finished product.

So how you interact with him.

You really have to watch this on YouTube, people.

You are missing out.

How you react to Cole and the glam bot says a lot about you, allegedly.

Yes, I'm sure.

And this week, our friend of the pod, J-Lo.

I know she listens regularly.

has been the victim of the story being that she did not handle the glam bot well.

She did not acknowledge Cole.