Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce
Kylie on Crazy Eagles Superstitions, TikTok Eulogy & Surrogacy Journey with Erin Andrews | Ep. 6
16 Jan 2025
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Not gonna lie, I try to discourage my children from drinking their bathwater by calling it butt soup. And I'm going to keep doing that because it kind of seems to be working. Let's get this podcast started. Welcome back to not going to lie. A wave original brought to you by Duncan.
I'm your host, Kylie Kelsey, Jersey shore frequenter, Laura Marion grad and fueled by pork roll, egg and cheese sandwiches, specifically Bart's. You guys really hit it. As always, make sure you follow us on social at NGL with Kylie and subscribe to the Not Gonna Lie YouTube channel. Coming up on today's episode, things are looking bleak for my beloved doom-scrolling destination, TikTok.
So I felt it'd only be right to give TikTok a proper send-off in case she does actually leave us. After that, I'll be joined by the other half of the Calm Down podcast and someone I have no business speaking to, sports broadcasting icon, Erin Andrews. But before all of that, I'm gonna get honest about being an Eagles fan in the playoffs.
You might've heard a few stories about my intense fandom on the other podcast, but I figured the playoffs is the perfect time to share with you all of the things that happen while watching an Eagles game in my house. And before I say anything, note, I have a piece of wood to knock on throughout this segment because that's how superstitious I am.
Because I just, I can't help but feel responsible if I say something that may be considered a jinx. In which case, when you hear knocking, it's because I have to. Fuck, that's not real wood. I'll be right back. I thought the desk behind me was going to be enough. It's not. I'll be right back. A wooden spoon. We're good. We're good. Feel better already.
The worst part is, is that I know that it's irrational. That touching a wooden spoon is not going to fix something. And yet I still have to touch the wooden spoon. It's the craziest phenomenon. Okay. I honestly, I got to because I... Can't knock on the same thing too many times. It's like the magic runs out. Okay. I got my wooden spoons. Where were we?
I'll start with where I'm watching the Eagles this year now that Jason is retired. I used to go to the link for every home game. We usually would not bring the girls. We would usually keep them home except for one game a year. They're not really that into it. So it didn't make sense to drag them down there, have them in a place that was loud, overstimulating. We made that decision a while ago.
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