Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: How does the Barbie movie relate to cultural discussions?
Well, I'm sure they bought a dollar.
I'm saying like a pretty penny.
Oh, okay.
I saw something about the first. Somebody had the first iPhone. Oh, yeah. They still had it like stock in the box wrapped. That shit sold for like, I think, $200,000 or something. I could believe that. Something crazy, I think. I was like, that's somebody that knows. I bought this. I'm never going to open this one in 15 years. This is going to be worth something crazy.
Yeah, collector's items got weird. I think NFTs tried to kill that, but I don't think that'll ever die. If you have the original package of something that's so important, it'll always sell. Even some of this new shit. I really think the NFT world tried to kill that and failed. Yeah. Oh, gee. Like taking a picture of the first iPhone. I have no interest. Sorry. Here's the first iPhone.
That I could look at on my iPhone. Yeah. I could pull this up on Google right now. Okay. You guys don't want to see Barbie. Would you guys want to go see Oppenheimer? That I would see in theaters and plan to. I will watch Barbie. Don't get me wrong. But I'm not running to the theaters. I mean, if... If I went with people that were really excited to see the Barbie movie, maybe I would go.
But I'm not going with the fellas to go check out the Barbie movie. It's kind of weird how that happens.
We went from not seeing any movies like that to now people running to the theaters to do a double feature. It's like vinyl.
This is the first big blockbuster weekend in a long time. Yeah. Really? Yeah. Mission Impossible 7 didn't do nothing? Well, I mean, no, it didn't. Wait, Top Gun did pretty well though, right? The second one? Which I walked back a lot of my hate. I meant in terms of two movies. Oh, okay. Yeah. A double feature. A double feature, yeah.
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Chapter 3: How long will Ice Spice last in the music industry?
Am I being a hater if I think the clock started ticking? Nah. You're not. Feels like the clock started ticking. I'm not saying... Y'all don't like it? I'm not a big fan. It's fine. No, it's a good record. I'm not saying it's a bad record. Did the clock start?
Chapter 4: What are the implications of model culture in social media?
I don't think it's a good record. Is this looking like a baby situation minus the canceling comments? Julian said that too.
Yep. That was kind of a, she's a baby.
Cause we, we, we tried to give us something new with Taylor Swift, which was a stupid idea. And I get it. If the shit isn't broke, don't fix it. But how long does this work? I'm not saying she needed to have a bunch of growth on this.
Chapter 5: What happened to Obama's chef and the surrounding conspiracies?
I'm not saying that at all. Yeah. Even the verses start with the exact same words at this point. Yeah. When did Munch come out? I think she, a baddie has started the last 10 verses. She shaking like jelly, but I'm still shaking ass in the deli. There's nothing wrong with it. This could work, but how long? I think she has a lot of time left.
Chapter 6: What are the consequences of lying about abduction?
She's going to keep doing the feature route thing. She's going to keep getting features with a bunch of artists. That's how you stay alive now. You just keep getting features. Keep putting out singles. Shoot videos. That's all it is. I guess we kind of assumed when we saw who was behind her that there would be some growth. Even down to the Taylor Swift shit that she did so early.
Like, all right, maybe they've seen the ways of other artists that popped off and sounded the exact same and it just dwindled away. That the amount of money that's being invested in her, they're not going to allow that to happen. Doesn't seem like that anymore. Seems like they're just, hey, go do more of the same. You're going to milk her for every dollar?
Yeah, it's not... You got to keep going with what's working. But she's not like a... And this is gonna sound crazy, but fuck it. No one will say it. She's not like a sexy red where it feels like they will just milk what they can out of her and then move the fuck on. It feels like they think there's a future with this girl for the people behind her. Her personality is marketable.
We can get into the comments that Damaris had said that the internet was saying as far as what the light skin thing is, and I'm not going to get into that, but we know that is somewhat of a factor with the longevity play.
Huge factor.
A lot of shit about this girl screamed, we're in for the long haul with her. Yeah. The next record is the exact same fucking song with the same lyrics and the same video? What's the long haul? Define a long haul. That's a good question. Well, I mean, we got to go back and just think about this. Cardi's a long haul. Okay. Cardi's a long haul.
Do you think that when they got with Cardi, you think they went in with Cardi for the long haul?
I think at Bodak Yellow, they made a decision. And then after that second record, they decided. And said, yes, this is the long haul. This girl has personality. She's marketable. She can sell this shit. People like her. That's a huge factor that no one really puts in. She's fucking likable. Cardi, they switched her sound damn near immediately.
Kept her core with Bodak Yellow sound, but immediately gave a bunch of different records and different sound, different features. This girl's doing the exact same song. It's very simple. We're overthinking this. If the industry decides that they want her to be around long enough, she'll be around long enough. True. Yes and no, because I think the baby is still around, don't get me wrong.
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