Lindsey Weber
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60 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 5 Feb
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No. It also seems like a thing that people doesn't really seem to care about. They get scrutiny every single year for these reasons, but they don't really ever change anything. But why do you have to pick someone so boring? The more I think about it, the weirder it seems.
He's been in sexy movies. John Krasinski has not been in sexy movies.
You scroll through the Sexiest Man Alive cover list on people's website, and it's like, throughout the 90s, it's like, oh, right, when movies were sexy. And as you scroll up, and then you get to, like, Blake Shelton, it's like, I think we've lost the plot.
Hear Me Out. Oh, yeah.
Well, the projects that they're in, for one thing.
Challengers is a sexy movie.
Monkey Man has a scene.
Dev Patel takes off his shirt to shower and everyone starts watching him and kind of cheering. And I'm like, movies aren't sexy anymore. We don't have sexy stuff anymore. And it was like, oh, they're leaning into this fun, sexy stuff that used to be prevalent everywhere. And it was such a fun throwback.
He directed himself in that. He was like, you're going to film my body this way. It's just like, that's fun.
A bunch of Emmys.
All you have to do is watch Shogun to be like, oh, this is a show filled with sexy people. Why isn't it getting that coverage? And that's like just something that's going to be happening in legacy media forever.
And that's almost why I think that Monkey Man was an even bigger deal because in a way it almost feels like Dev Patel is asserting this aspect of himself that like a lot of people refuse to acknowledge or celebrate. And he's like, I'm gonna have to take it into my own hands and direct a movie where I get to like tell everyone that I am sexy and I want to be called sexy.
I want to be considered sexy. And I also know that everyone thinks I'm sexy anyway. But for some reason or another, they're not writing about it and they're not like broadly accepting this fact in the culture.
People is going to John Krasinski. Yeah. Yeah.
What's going on with the hot daddies? The internet sexualizes daddy in a really fun way that I'm not sure people is willing to contend with.
Even though they will put a daddy in the list without ever really referring to him as a daddy.
That's why I'm looking at the- Put Luke Evans on the cover. You know?
If you don't look at people, if you don't look at the people cover, then I think yes. And I think that that's just, that's a factor of, you know, people casting not the same type of person in every single movie. And as long as that continues to happen, then I think that sexiness is going to, like, continue evolving or keeping up with, like,
what people actually like and what people actually, like, desire, you know? But if you only put Glenn Powell in every movie, then we're going to have a problem. Then, like, the sexiness reaches this kind of stasis. And I do think Glenn Powell is sexy. I don't mean to sound like I'm being mean to Glenn Powell. I think he's sexy.
Imagine thinking you could be mean to Glenn Powell.
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