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NELLA ROSE!! | EP 391 | ShxtsNGigs Podcast

2024/5/13
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主持人:本期节目主要围绕 Daddy's Home Tour 的门票销售情况以及 Nella Rose 的客串展开。门票在短时间内售罄,节目组增加了三场额外演出,并升级了底特律的演出场地。额外门票将于 10:00 AM 在当地时间开始发售。 Nella Rose 是节目历史上被要求邀请最多的嘉宾,主持人对她的到来表示兴奋。他们还一起玩了一个游戏,讨论男生认为性感但女生不认为性感的行为,例如假装沙哑的早晨声音、在女生面前贬低朋友、在浴室镜子前自拍等。Nella Rose 还分享了她对男生一些行为的看法,并表达了她对一些事情的看法,例如她对在性行为中说“我喜欢这个”的行为的看法,以及她对英国男人应该保持自己口音的看法。 他们还讨论了 Nella Rose 的职业生涯,包括她早期制作视频的经历、她对成功的定义、以及她如何处理负面评论等。Nella Rose 分享了她父亲从小就记录她生活视频的经历,以及她在大学期间制作视频并走红的经历。她还谈到了她对成功的定义,以及她如何处理负面评论和保持积极乐观的心态。 Nella Rose:我分享了我从大学开始制作视频的经历,以及我如何看待成功和处理负面评论。我从小就习惯了被拍摄,因为我父亲从小就记录我的生活视频。我在大学一年级时很沮丧,没有参加任何社交活动,直到我制作了一个关于大学生活的视频后才走红。我对成功的定义是达到 Mr. Beast 那样级别的成功,拥有大量的粉丝和观看量。我对自己要求很高,不认为自己已经取得了成功,因为我曾经被许多品牌和节目拒绝,这让我感到沮丧。但是,我也保持着积极乐观的心态,并努力工作。我分享了我对一些事情的看法,例如我对男生一些行为的看法,以及我对英国男人应该保持自己口音的看法。我还谈到了我如何处理负面评论,以及我如何保持积极乐观的心态。 Ellis: Ellis 在节目中参与了“回到学校”的测验环节,并回答了一些问题。他与其他嘉宾一起讨论了 Nella Rose 分享的观点,并参与了“被低估 vs 被高估”的讨论环节。

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It's that time of the year. Your vacation is coming up. You can already hear the beach waves, feel the warm breeze, relax, and think about work. You really, really want it all to work out while you're away. Monday.com gives you and the team that peace of mind. When all work is on one platform and everyone's in sync, things just flow. Wherever you are, tap the banner to go to Monday.com.

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- Guys. - Girls. - Shut up for a second. - Listen. - This is important. - Very, actually very, very important. - Actually very important. So as you know, we released our tickets for the Daddy's Home Tour the other day. - And they . - They went clear in a matter of minutes. - Yeah. - So the whole tour sold out super, super quick. - Zero. - And everyone was like, "Oh no, no, no, no." - We need more, we need more, we need more. - We need more. And I was like, "Bro, that's what she said." Anyway, so guys,

We have listened to you, we have tried our best, and we have three extra shows for you. Three. Only three. We've got three extra shows for you. So, first one is in Seattle. And that date is Sunday, the 21st of July, guys. Next one is in Washington. And that is on Tuesday, the 6th of August, guys. Next one is in New York. And that is Friday, the 9th of August, guys.

Cool. And then everyone in Detroit, we are now upgrading the venue for you. So it's a bigger venue. So keep an eye on your emails and you will get the updates. And we are now at the Masonic Temple. We are. So look out for that. And guys, that's it. For everyone else who couldn't get tickets and for everyone else that we can't do another show, we are sorry, but we will make sure that we come back next year. We shall. And we'll do it again. We'll do it bigger. We'll do it better. And yeah, we're gassed.

- So yeah guys, the tickets go live at 10:00 AM today, your local time. - That's Monday the 13th guys, Monday the 13th, 10:00 AM, your local time. The new extra tickets are available. So go grab them. Let's make sure these ones sell out as well. Daddy's coming home. Gang, gang, gang. - Love, love, love. - Bless, bless, bless. - Bye. - Guys. - Girls. - Welcome back. - Welcome back indeed. - It's another one. - DJ. - We're getting in the, what did you say? - DJ.

- What do you think I said? - BJ. - Oh no, no, come on. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - It's too early. - What? - It's too early. - Okay, cool. It's another one where we have someone super special in the house today.

Really excited about this one because- - Highly requested. - This guest that we have today is hands down the most requested guest we've ever had. - Facts. - And that's not even talking about as of late. I'm pretty sure it's been a recurring request probably for like three years. So super happy to have her here today.

- She is a lovely, lovely lady. And I remember the first time I wasn't with you, we were together, but you weren't in the room at the same time. - Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. When we first met her. - And I remember I came back from the toilet and we were in a very crowded room. And you know when the movies where like the spotlights on one person, the spotlights on the other person. And everything else, for some reason, no one's walking in between the eye contact. And I walked out and I seen her and I stopped. I was like, oh, and then she went,

And I was like, huh? And then, yeah, we'd never met, but we embraced and it was the most lovely hug of all time. So guys, please give a very, very, very, very, very long awaited, warm welcome to the wonderful Nella Rose. Yolly!

I'm so excited to be here. I can't lie. Good. We're happy to have you here, man. It's been long, long awaited. Yeah. Highly requested. Yeah. So yeah, welcome. I got my hair done. I'm looking good. You look sensational. You look sensational, man. Thank you. How many inches? 50. This one is 40. 40 inches? Yeah. Say less. You know, thank you.

- You see how my Debbie is like, "Oh, what you wearing?" The inches is a shine of wealth. - Say less. - Thank you. 40 inches. - Oh, I noted. - Yeah. - Say less. - All right, gang. - Oh, God. - Perfect. How you feeling?

- I'm nervous. - Are you really? - Yeah, 'cause I just watch you guys all the time. So now it's like all rotted up here. Like it's weird. - It's calm man, it's calm. - That's exciting. - Yeah, I'm really excited to be here though. - Okay gang, thank you very much. - I'm really happy to be here as well. - Happy to have you here. We got a little game for you. So this is things that guys do that they think are sexy, but aren't really. - Wait, so am I speaking for the nation of women?

- We've got examples though. - Yeah, we've got examples. - So we're gonna say one. - You can contribute. - Yeah, we're gonna say stuff. - Depression. - And you're gonna contribute to what we say. - Okay, okay. - So things that guys do that they think are attractive, but really aren't. - I intentionally didn't read this one. - I'm the worst person to play this. There's nothing you lot do that's cute. Nothing. - Not a single thing? - Not a single thing. - Oh, I like it when you guys reverse though in the car. - Yeah. - Looking back. - A little, you know, the arms.

- You know what's actually mad, yeah? One of our boys simmered someone the other day. It was ages ago. She'd just come back from a date and she was like, gas off the date and then was like, "Oh, he did this thing, it was so sexy, he reversed, put his hand behind me, dah, dah, dah, dah." And our boy was like, "But he didn't have cameras." The whip didn't have cameras. - What's wrong with not having cameras? - What whip are you driving that doesn't have reverse cameras? - TT. - There's no cameras in a TT?

- Oh, you got one of them droids. - That's what I know, everything needs to stop. - Okay, interesting. - I've never had cameras, but I'm not the best parker. So I actually need them, but it didn't come with my car. - Say less. - They're the worst and best thing ever because now I was coming out of my drive today. It's long.

I was pulling out my drive today bro And I This is the most embarrassing thing I've ever I was pulling out my drive today yeah A couple minutes in Yeah I just plugged my phone in Okay But the Apple CarPlay Took a minute to connect So I'm reversing But once it's connected The camera shut off And it went straight to the monitor Big man I didn't think to use the mirrors The mirrors yeah Your focus But I stopped the car And I had to press the button To turn the cameras back on And then carry on my day That's luxury

- It's luxury there. I've never had that luxury. - Wait till it happens. - This is all I have. - Yeah, wait till it happens. - Yeah, wait till your forget moves exist. - It's all I have. - Okay, bear. - Cool. - So guys, things that guys do that they think are attractive but aren't. - It's gonna trigger me. - So first one I'm gonna read. That faking that raspy morning voice. - First of all, wait, no, revert. Do you mean fake it? - Yes. - I don't fake it.

- Wait, I thought that wasn't actually like men just waving at me. It doesn't work. - You guys fake a raspy voice. - Not in the mornings you don't. I'm trying to think, 'cause obviously you're not sending them to me. So you wouldn't fake it. - Wait, wait, wait. Pause, pause, tell me. - You're off the forum. - So what you're trying to tell me. - Let me explain. - I'll let you land, I'll let you land. - Obviously I know you would never fake it for me. Pause. - This is getting so dark.

- So when I hear your rasp, I know it's authentic. - Okay. - Pause. - Pause. - When I hear your rasp, let's just- - Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. But let me not speak because now I can't think, if I had an exact time that I could reference to say that was fake, then I would say it. But because I can't, I apologize. - So you were saying stuff. - I was saying stuff. - Okay. - But because I've heard the rasp so much that when you said with confidence you would fake it, I was like, I don't believe you. - Okay. - But I faked it before. - Okay.

- It does exist. - Okay. - I feel like, oh, I feel so dumb. - You've been, you've been charged by it before. - No, no, no, it's in that first thing in the morning. - I can tell you. - You do it. - It's this guy. Okay. Let me not lie, I'll hold my hands up. I've not faked a raspy voice. - Yeah. - But what I have done is re-record a voice note.

whilst it's in that raspy voice. - Not necessarily in the raspy voice, but you know, when you're trying to keep up the bants. - You're foul. - You're foul. - You're foul. - You're taking takes. - One of them ones where she said something funny. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

So she says something funny, for example, you're like, "Ha ha ha ha, whatever, whatever." And you start to say something funny as well, but you like fumble your words. So you're like, "Fuck, I can't read, I can't send this."

- Oh no, I've done that. - So we start and then, ha ha ha ha ha. And then you go, oh. - I've done that. - It's not cute. In the moment it's not cute, but obviously they will never know. You see what I'm saying? You see what I'm saying? - James, are you okay there? - It's triggering bro. - It is triggering. - I've done it before, it's triggering. - For the record, it's really nice. I didn't know guys faked it though, but it's really nice. - I've heard people, guys send voice notes, that's not my boy speaking.

That's how I know you guys fake it. I don't fake it, but I think the trigger to know if it's fake, if you hear like a teeth suck in there, it's fake. What do you mean? Yeah, if it's like... Guys, keep doing the teeth sucking. Keep doing the raspy voices. We like it. No guy on earth has ever just woken up

'Cause I've got the rasp for the first like three minutes. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And then once I'm out of bed, once I've drank some water and I'm out of bed, I'm good to go. - Like cleanse your throat and everything. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, pause. - So if you hear my rasp. - I can't lie! No!

- Oh my God. I thought it was like a solid 15, 20. - Nah, nah, nah. Three minutes bro. Once I drank some water and I've cleared my throat, it's done. - You're out. It's done. - It's done. So what? - I hate men. - Yeah, it's the worst. It's the worst, it's the worst, it's the worst. - That's fine, that's fine. - But you like that though. - I'm gonna love it, bud. - There we go. - All right, okay. - You like the raspy voice. - Faking the raspy voice. - That's one already. You said you don't like anything. That's one already. - I'm cheating. - There you go.

Ooh, interesting. Oh God. All right, so things that guys think are attractive but aren't. This is a good one actually. Yeah. Talking down to their homie in the presence of a painting. That make, I've seen that done. But in what world is that attractive? I don't know. Because girls do it to, oh, like I've been in Ibiza, you know, it all happens in Ibiza. Like girls will just be like, oh yeah, cause she got her teeth done in Turkey. That's why I did it. Oh,

He was asking you about your day. Like, yeah, he was asking you about your day. The worst one, yeah. This happened to me when I was skinny back in the day. Someone was like, oh, trying to talk to me. She's like, yeah, because she's lost bare weight. You know, she used to be fat. You're taking your life. Oh, fuck.

Shut up. Like what? So when guys do it, I think cause girls hate it when it happens between girls. When guys do it, it's automatically your waist, man. So I don't think any girl would enjoy that though. Yeah, bro. I don't know. I think it's like a, I've never done it, but I think it's like a, it's like a alpha thing. If a guy's insecure about his position in the friendship group or in the circle. Yeah. He might, he might say some stuff.

- But that, he just got his teeth done thing is insane. - Bro, but the thing is, when has that ever been a success story? - No, never. - Ever. Like, oh yeah, now I was chatting to him and then his boy said he didn't drive so I went the other way. What? Actually, the driving. But you know what I mean. - I hear it. Damn, okay, cool. All right, things that guys do that I think are sexy but aren't. - Okay. - Taking pics in a bathroom mirror.

- You're on the fence innit? - You like it? - I'm not on the fence, me I'm inside. Me I've jumped the fence, god damn. Do you know which one I love? - Okay, I'll tell you, I'll tell you. - Go, go, go. - You know there's different categories of this mirror thing. - Okay. - Oh, let me tell you. The one, yeah, where they've just finished gyming and it's been a serious pump. The sweat, they've kept it on, they've gone to the mirror and they've gone, "Good sesh."

- That one is great. That one is great. I think guys should keep doing that one. - That's hilarious. - Jesus. - That's hilarious. - We love mirror pics. - Say less. - I don't know why, but sometimes yeah, when guys take pictures normally, like not everybody has that aura. Like, you know, sometimes like Amsterdam, guys will go and stand in one random street in Amsterdam and then they'll be like this. And then it's like, you look like a frog. Like don't do that.

- A mirror pic can never go wrong, 'cause it's just you. - Yeah, I hear it. - Like you're not posing, there's nothing like, it's just you. So that's why it will always bang like 10 out of 10. It's the simplest one. - All right, bet. - Knowledge. - Good. - Bro. - But yeah guys, don't stop the post gym pics, never. - Bro. - Yeah, I couldn't post a gym pic these days. - I can't wait, I'm gonna check my phone in a sec. - I only just got what you said. Things they think are sexy but aren't.

Oh, God. Calling themselves... First of all, I don't know a guy that's ever called himself this. Calling themselves king when they're under six foot. The silence is deafening. The silence is deafening. Right. Now, let me ask you a question. As brethrens, yeah? As brethrens. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Stop. Stop for a second, please. Let's actually get into it. Because I feel like...

You would be honest with us, yeah? I don't want honesty today. Just as just like a hypothetical situation. No. If, if. The answer's no. I'm sorry. Ask the hypothetical. Ask the hypothetical. I need to know. As a hypothetical question. So scary. This is so scary. I can't, my eye contact. As a hypothetical situation, yeah. I'm not, this is not me. This is not you. But let's just say. Mm. Mm. Mm.

Someone had, who was of a similar height to myself or who had, was what I would like to think had a lot going for them. - Yes, yes, answer the question. - Would it be out of hand for them to approach with a certain level of confidence to a young lady such as yourself? It wouldn't be out of hand. That's fine? - Yeah. - And how would you react? You'd react with kisses and affection?

- Big man, you're a piece of shit. Tell the truth. - Why are you shaking? - It's not a fault. - This is so intense. - Say your truth, man. - Say your truth. Tell us how it really is. We know what it's like down here. We've been down here. - Down here? - Yeah, we've been living down here. - Did you say "yeah"? - Yeah, we've been living down here. We know what it's like. Tell us the truth. - The thing is, you're... I'm sorry, I can't... Nothing I can say now. I'm gonna scream.

- Fix things. - Oh no, not fix things. - There's nothing in this situation better. - Oh God. - You know what, let's move on, man. Let me do one more. - That was the most intense five seconds of my life. - Let me do one more. All right. Things that guys do. - No, I like this more. These are so funny. - All right, bear, bear, bear. We'll do a couple more. All right. Things that guys do that they think are attractive but aren't. - Okay. - So saying you like that during sex.

I don't, I don't, what's sex? - Facts. - What's that? Before God. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - No, never. - It doesn't happen. - Never. - Say less. - Never. - Right. But if it was to happen, thoughts on that? - Even like, but the thing is like, I just feel like British men should stay in Britain. Like not even, like even this whole, ah shawty, shut the fuck up. Like, you know when guys, English guys try and do like,

- This little American slang when they're trying to be into or even just huggy touchy and they're doing all this stuff. It's like, now you have to get the fuck out. Crazy. Don't you think? - You've got- - It's like me saying, oh my God, daddy. - Yeah, that's- - And I'm from Beckham.

- That was what, it wasn't for daddy. It was for fucking, there was a period of time where chicks were just saying puppy with no accent, no twang whatsoever. From Scotland. - Yeah, from just P-A-P-I. - Yeah. - Like, what is that about?

What is that about? Yes, it's not nice. I just feel like, guys, being English is very sexy. Do you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's very, very nice. And every time we travel abroad, it's like we cling onto our accents because people treat us nice and people are like, oh my God, you're from England. But in England, we want to be... Different. Yeah. I hear it. Do you know what I mean? It doesn't make sense. It doesn't. And also, it also doesn't make sense because...

When we see When an American If an American dude Is to come to London And start trying to spit game In American We would see that Like I would see that guy Trying to spit there I wouldn't be thinking Fuck that's cool I'd be like Oh bro stop That's corny as shit Do you know Do you know the The exact example of that Mmm

the toronto accent literally yesterday it's mad it sounds confused yeah it's twisted a lie like yeah so that's why you just need to stick to huh please yeah yeah wow it's so funny you said that we were literally having this conversation yesterday don't you think it sounds terrible yeah it sounds awful it sounds bad yeah back a day because

Back in the day, everyone thought Drake was just begging English slang. No one knew that over there. They're just saying stuff. - That's how he actually spoke. - Yeah, bro, he's being true to himself. Everyone's like, "Oh, he sounds butt, shut up." - Yeah, it's terrible. - Poor ting. Right. Things they think are sexy but aren't. This one's insane.

- This is my favorite thing ever. - This was insane. - Oh God. - Someone said this with their chest. They wear gray joggers when they're trying to be hot, but end up with piss stains after they've just been toilet. - I think I've seen that before. - No. - I think I have. Okay, can I be honest? - You can be honest. - Let's start it on a positive. - Go. - The gray joggers. It's a tick for you. - The silhouette. - Your tongue! - I, listen. - Your knees.

- It's the subtle things. I feel like guys underestimate how the smallest things could turn girls on. Like guys think it has to be money, it has to be this, it's like, just wear your Zara great jog. - That face is weird.

and just don't wear the underwear daddy. - Aye yo. - We'll have to see about what we do. Because technically as women, we don't have much to look at. - Yeah, yeah, fact. - As guys, yeah, like a girl be walking past and she's got fat boobs or she's got a fat bum. With us, we have to, more time you guys are fully clothed. But when we see things, we fixate. - Yeah. - Oh bro. - No, grey joggers for the win. 100% guys, never ever stop wearing grey joggers. We love it.

It's the best thing that you guys wear. The best. Do you know what's something that's slyly sexy that I didn't even, like it's so dumb, but it's sexy. You know when you're on holiday and you're by the beach and then the guys will put the towel on their heads.

- Is that sexy? - That's fucking hot. - Why is that hot? - Yeah, or it's just like, ugh. - Swear. - Yeah. - That's random. - That is random. - The towel on the head or the towel just like this, just chilling, just a little towel, just to cool you down.

Like some guy could be wearing, I don't know, Casablanca from head to toe. And then a guy right next to him, to me, clean as fit, yeah? White Air Forces, grey joggers, topless or the white vest with the towel.

Yeah, that to me on holiday, that's just to clean it nicely. And then you've got a guy in a Versace, there's a fucking lion coming out of his shirt. It's like, you do too much. - Yeah. - Like simplicity is just, love it. - Say less. - Say interesting. - Love it. - We lock this. What else? - No, that's the only one that came to mind.

Damn. Okay. This was so, I love this segment. Yeah, that was juicy. That was so great. Okay, cool. Nice. So, most of the people in this country...

- Yes. - No, pretty much everything there is to know about you. - God forbid, God forbid. - You're that famous. As far as the origin story goes, everyone knows. But because we're so famous, a lot of our audience, you'll find us in Malta. - Yeah, we. - Yeah, Indonesia, them size. They might not know about that. So this is the segment where we go through the origin story and how did it begin from someone

from humble beginnings such as yourself to be literally one of the most known names and faces in this beautiful country we call home. - That's a disgusting thing. - It's not so, isn't it? - That's disgusting. - How does that make you feel?

You guys probably know that's nerve wracking. Like to have that many people know who you are. It makes you low key like a recluse. You don't want to go out there. But now I appreciate it a lot. It's fucking scary. It is scary. I can't lie. Day one. How did we start? I'm going to make it long story short because yeah, I'm going to make it long story short. So long story short.

from when I was born all the way up until I went to uni, my dad recorded my whole life. Like I've got VHS tapes on tapes. I have my birth. I have my first steps, first day of school, first everything. - Birth is insane. - Huh? - Birth is insane? - Yeah, but I was there. - Yeah. - Sausage surprise. - I was there so I was so used to like just my life low key being vlogged if that makes sense. Like my dad just recorded

everything and he used to make us little DVDs that one DVD will be like 2003 to 2006 like here's the best memories and this that and the other so he was that obviously I was obsessed with my dad like just copy everything he does I have no personality by the way I just copy my parents and then so I got to uni

And obviously I went to Dirty Bamba Stink in Leicester. Yeah, that's the dirty, dirty crisis. - Yeah, Ellis is from Leicester. - Yeah, Ellis is from Leicester. - That's fine. That's fine.

- Yeah, Leicester sucks bro. - So I went to a lovely city in the midlands. I think they call it Leicestershire. I went to Leicester and then no, no, no. Before that I was in school and we didn't have Snapchat. I'm sure at my age. We didn't have Snapchat or TikTok and all of that. It was just like BBM and then that's it. So I remember I got to year nine and I was thinking that raw like,

In two years, I'm not going to see these people again. So I started vlogging. I vlogged from year nine all the way up into year 11, vlogged prom. And then on results day, I would make the DVDs. Like I said, like how my dad did it. Made the DVDs and I was selling them on results day. How me like.

200 pounds says shit. We up. Making it out the hood. So I was just like, oh, that's crazy. So then I stopped for a bit at college. I just done media studies. It was fun. I learned a lot about like Photoshop and like not final, like iMovie, like basic cut and paste transitions. Then I went to uni and

And I remember being so excited to go to uni. They were like, oh, the ones that they used to tell us girls, you're going to meet the love of your life. They're going to give you so much. People were buying Giuseppis and Margielas with their student loan. I said, yeah, no, fuck it. I'm going to be rich. I'm going to have my own space, this, that, the other. So I was so excited to go to uni. Yeah. Because I was just like, oh, my days like this is like I'm going to college. Got there.

Dirty Bomber stinking Leicester. Sorry, Ellis.

Got to the lovely city and it was just like, I was depressed. I had no money left. So my accommodation took most of my spending money. Facts. That lectures was so boring. Like I just, I couldn't get my mind around it. I didn't make a lot of friends. Like I made friends, but in comparison to that, I didn't go out my whole of first year. I didn't go to one club, nothing. All the people that were friends, I was friends with were like friends of friends and people that I knew from before this, that and the other. And I was just like, bro, like-

I grew up watching all these people have fun like, oh my God, college. And then I get there and I said, it's the fucking ghetto. I was like, nah, I'm gonna make a video. So this was at the end of my first year. I said, nah, I'm gonna make a video for whoever's coming in like the freshers for next year. And I'm gonna tell them,

everything about uni I'm gonna sit all my friends down and we're gonna talk about how depressive it is I'm gonna ask so I had like five friends in each video and I asked everyone the same question and then I edited it like with the questions that they had in common

And yeah, I feel like I brought awareness to the treacherous activities of the Midlands and university. Like, oh my God, like just disgusting. So from then I started doing videos and then it kind of just blew up from there. - Sick. - So yeah. - What made you not want to go out in the first year of uni?

- Just like shy or in a new city. I had friends, but then they'll go out with their friends from like home and I'll be like, oh, I'll just stay here. But I didn't want to impose. And so I was just like, I had friends, but I wasn't outside like how I should have been for my first year. So yeah, it just, the experience I was thinking fam,

I grew up, what, save the last dance. I was expecting niggas to just be walking to the lectures, just start crumping out of nowhere like, where's the drum line? Like, what's, like this. - Where's the drum line? - It's a different country. - And then, and then, no shout out to everybody that went to Leicester, but in the movies, like the guys at uni, it's like Nick Cannon, you know, Chris Brown and his brother, like something. I pulled up and I said, oh!

- Yeah, you're the wrong country for that. - Yeah, you're the wrong continent. But yeah, facts. - Yeah, I was really, really upset. - Yeah, I bet, bro. - For many, many reasons. Really upset and stuff. - That's hilarious. - So would you say the videos or the university awareness, was that like one of the first things you posted? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Was that the start of-

i did another video yeah uh before that i was just doing my hair okay i was doing my hair but um yeah it was that started like the group videos because i remember i was so nervous like i was shitting myself for literally weeks on posting that video because i felt like what i was doing was wrong because basically it was when you logged on to youtube there was two sides well kind of like free size to youtube yeah okay there was the girls

you do hair, you do makeup, you try on clothes, you stay over there. And then you do boys, you watch football, you game, you stay over there. Like KSI, I grew up watching KSI, A online, all of that. So you stay over there. And then in the middle, it would be, there wasn't really pretty much couples channels like that. It was like family channels, like, you know, the mothers, you know, maternity, none of my business. So I was just thinking that raw, like boys and girls together, like how are we gonna do this?

So I did it, I played it for time. And then it was my friends that were like, fam, you made us come all the way to your accommodation to come and film and we haven't seen the result. I said, oh yeah, I did. I don't want to waste your time. So then I pressed up plays and I went to bed. Even last week I did that. Every time I press up play, that's why I played at like 1, 2, 3 a.m. Fam, I've been sitting on the content since 6 p.m. And I'm waiting to get tired to press up load and sleep. Or else I'll just overthink it.

- I've been like that since I was 18. - Damn, interesting. - So when you see me pose 1, 2, 3 AM, oh, I'm shitting bricks. I'm scared. - That's so fascinating. I didn't know that. - I played in the middle of the night like a fox.

- I feel like your personality will never really give that off. - Yeah. - You seem very extroverted, very like easy to know. - When I'm comfortable around people, like even when James was saying like how the first time I met you, I didn't feel like that was the first time I met you. Cause I was thinking, yeah, no, I know you're not, I'll be driving please, I'm hearing you, like you're my friend, like we're on a phone call. Do you know what I mean? So when I'm comfortable around people in a comfortable environment,

- It's calm. - We're all family sort of thing. But if I don't know the majority of the people there or everyone's looking at me,

- Story of my life. - Yeah. - And then they'll come up to you and be like, "Oh, I thought you'd be..." Bro, I'm scared. Like people expect you to bust into the room and be like, "Ahh!" What? - Yeah. - That doesn't even make any sense. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fact, oh God. - Scary stuff, scary business. - Jesus Christ, that made me laugh. - Go on. - No, sorry, I was gonna say, okay, cool. So you know when obviously,

I'll get to your upload the other day. Yeah. Obviously, I never... Your time off, yeah? Yeah. Was that ever... During your time off, was it ever a case of like, cool, I'm taking time off? Yeah. Or was it a case of like, how everything does? It's like, oh, I haven't uploaded this week. Oh, another week's gone by. Another week's gone by. Was it like intentional, like, I'm done? Because if you look at... Sorry, if you look at the history of my channel, yeah?

I'll post six times in January. Then I'm back in July, post it till August. Then December I'm doing bare videos. So I've never, I don't think I've ever actually been consistent. Like I always take long breaks. Like, cause I hate things feeling repetitive and drawn out and just dead. So I've never been consistent in the history. That's not bad. Yeah, no. At the point where I stopped,

I was getting sick and tired of my channel. Like I was thinking at 18, I was sitting in the kitchen. Yeah. At 22, I'm sitting in the kitchen. Like this is, where's the evolution sort of thing. I just felt like, oh, okay, cool. How many times are we going to talk about body counts? Like, do you know what I mean? If I hear body count again, I was going to rip everything off of

of me like how many times are we going to talk about what guys and girls shouldn't wear like how like how many times are we going to do this and i feel like certain topics i've already covered that i can't cover again because then it's washed so then i was just thinking like this is so stagnant the views were there but i wasn't if that makes sense like this is how many times am i going to try on clothes and say they don't fit like how many times so i was thinking nah

If YouTube was to like collapse, yeah? Like for example, like the people that got famous off of Vine, they had millions of followers on Vine, Cake and all these other platforms.

those platforms are gone, who are they? - Yeah. - The people that survived made something for themselves like King Bach. - King Bach, yeah. - He turned into like an actor slash comedian outside of like Vine and all of that stuff. So when it crumbled, he still- - He still stayed alive. - Yeah, so I was thinking raw. So if YouTube was to like, say for example, there'll be like a new platform, which I think is Twitch by the way, say there's a new platform and nobody was to be on YouTube like that.

Well, that's me done. Do you know what I mean? So me feeling stagnant and bored, I was so bored of my own content. Stagnant and bored and stagnant and bored. And then the fear of like, raw, like, what if this doesn't work out for me? I was like, okay, cool. I'm going to take a year off. It was meant to be a year. It was meant to be a year. It was meant to be a year.

So it was meant to be a year because an opportunity had come up for me to do a TV show. So I was like, okay, cool. I'm going to do a TV show. And then once I'm on that TV show, other like TV opportunities are going to come and other brands that work with more like TV personalities are going to want to work with me. So I'm going to make like a switch. Do you know what I mean? So that was supposed to be for a year. And then things kept happening and happening. Good things that I was just like, oh, I'll just film it. I'll film it in a couple of months. I'll just do it. I'll just do it.

- Three years. - Three years, you know. - That was, yeah, that was just, that was filthy, that. That was filthy. But yeah, it is what it is. - So during your YouTube span, what would you say was, what was your earliest memory of your first brand deal you did? - Why are you asking me like this? This is a serious question. - No, no, it's a genuine question. - But I was promoting Wigs, what are you talking about? - No, it's a genuine question. - I was promoting,

- I think it was. - You like your hair in it. - I love it bud. - Exactly, there you go. - I feel like that question is like, oh my first brand deal meant so much to me bro. I was just gassed 'cause I was getting free weave. - I remember. - Our first brand deal, we were gassed. What are you even doing again? - Our first brand deal was. - I'm sure it was the too hot.

- Too hot. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Our first ever brand deal, our first ever brand deal was for,

- A fucking, oh, I don't even know if the episode's still up. It was for like a travel company, something, something, like a ski holiday site. It was in the Manchester studio. - I don't remember. - I think, yeah, I can't remember what it was called. It was called something rogue, bro. - That's fine. - Yeah, it was- - Probably wasn't at all protected, to be honest. - Because we didn't have a manager, I didn't even tell you this, because we didn't have a manager, we set the price.

And then the lady, after we dealt with the price, the lady bailed me a week later when I was at work and was like, between you and me, obviously I'm not allowed to tell you this. I think I remember this conversation. I'm working with someone with half your subscribers charging twice as much as what you're charging. Like, you might need to fix up. That's how you learn though. I was like, Ross, where? I remember that conversation. Sorry, but yeah, back to you, wigs. Yeah, wigs. Yeah.

- That's it. It was, yeah, it was- - But did you start to feel like, okay, maybe this could be a thing where I'm getting to a stage where people are hollering me to promote their stuff so this can be like a spiral? - I didn't feel like that for a while, but I am very hard on myself. Like a lot of people will be like, oh my God, Nella, I'm so proud. And I'll be like, for what? To me, I...

I just, I don't know. I feel like my dad gaslighted me a lot when I was younger. He kept telling me, "You're a star, you're a star, you're a star." And now I'm just like, I'm not that big of a star to earn that. Like I need to be a star to be actually like, yeah, I've done A, B, C, and D. I don't feel like I'm halfway to even where I'm supposed to be at my age, especially. So that's why I'm just like, not that I'm not proud of myself, but I'm like, I'm not there yet.

But people think I am, but I'm really not. - Yeah, but people have seen you on their screens for years though. - No, don't say that. You know when you say that, it's like, I feel like an auntie. - Yeah, outing, innit? - You're still pretty young. - You know the one that- - Auntie's apart. - Keeps me up at night? - Yeah.

- Wow, I was gonna say kids, like say I'm not 26, I'm not old. - Yeah. - Kids come up to me and they was like, "Yeah, I was watching you when I was in college. I was watching you when..." Am I old? - Yeah. - 'Cause when I saw Ant and Dec, that's the first thing I said. And they're, "What man?" - Yeah. - So when people coming up to me saying that, I'm just like, "Yeah, so I'm an auntie." - I'm an auntie and that's fine. - Yeah, that's great. - Auntie in the YouTube world.

- In the YouTube world. - Auntie in the YouTube world is. - People know you, they've been knowing you. - So you've just clicked with an auntie? - You're doubling down on her insecurities, stop. - Yeah, yeah. - I'm trying to use that as a compliment, saying that you're a veteran in the game. - How could you say that? He said that you're an auntie. - You're a veteran in the game. - That was a shank, I know. - Twist, twist.

- God damn, god damn. - Better than in the game, better than in the game. - Oh, that's the jokes. - You shouldn't have been about man and they love you for it, so yeah. - Now you calling me a whore? - Oh, come on. - He said, yeah, 'cause you been about. - Stop it, man. - Wow. - Stop it, man. - He called me a whoring gal.

- That's fucking jokes. So what's like, when you said like, oh, I'm not halfway to where I want to be for my age and all that, where's like, where for you to feel like, wow, I am a star, what would you have to be doing?

I don't know, like 10 million, like Mr. Beast level. - Like, oh, you mean like views wise? - Then I'll be like, oh yeah, I make it. No, views, subscribers, everything. Then I'll be like, yeah, I've made it. Like to me, I feel like I have like mediocre following, mediocre views. Like I'm just, I'm stepping up, but bit by bit, I don't feel like I'm nowhere near where I need to be. - Interesting. - Ever, yeah, no. Maybe when I'm like,

- 30, maybe. - Maybe. - That would be that four years of solid grinding. And then let's see what happens after that. But I don't know. - So that's a valuation made on like YouTube and like social stuff, yeah? - Just everything that I'm doing. - Because like, because,

Not to gas you up, but because of like what you've done, like there are people who would have like more followers and more like subscribers or get more views or whatever. But like when the, obviously you've taken time off and you're working back on your channel and stuff like that. But when the brands are calling or when the TV shows are calling and when this production company is calling and then she's in gigs all through the door and then the Rose was full of door. It's Nella, Nella, Nella, Nella, Nella, Queen Nella. Cap.

You never know what the brands are looking for. - No, no, but what I'm saying is in terms of CVs. - There's been a lot of shows and brand deals that I've been rejected for by the way. I just don't talk about it. - I'm sure you have. - Like, you know I'm plus size, right? Oh baby, oh baby, they don't like the fluffy girl. Listen, there's been so many things that like, for the things, like that's why, I think that's why I think that way because to me,

the one show that I've done or the one brand deal that I've done, that was the one yes to 50 no's. So that's why when it's like you get the one yes, you're like, oh, okay, cool. I'm doing well. But like in my head, I'm deep in the 50 no's. So that's why I don't think I'm,

where people think I am because it's that I've deep so many opportunities that should have been mine, that weren't mine because of what I look like, how I am sometimes I might be a bit too outspoken, this, that and the other. And it's been like this for years. So that's why I'm just like, I'm slowly getting there but I have not made it. - So by that mindset, would you think that you've made it once the people who,

even still think you're not the right look or you're outspoken or this, still have no choice but to say yes, just because of who you are, then you would consider that you've made it? - Can I tell you the truth, James? - You may. I'd love if you did. - Them dead. - Yeah? - Them dead. I'm so sorry.

Oh, like people, people that sugarcoat. First of all, you've come to me. That's the one I hate. When brands opportunities shows come to you and they make you either like audition or pitch yourself this, that, the other. And then they turn around and say, I'd rather you just be like, you're not the right fit. We've decided to go for somewhere else. Cool. Don't tell me why. Oh dear, that's out of order. You can't tell me why. Now don't tell me why. Like, cause...

I can't slap you. So that'll cut off. That is a violation. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can't stand the vice. Yeah, because we just feel like you're a bit too, da-da-da-da, for our audience. What the, why'd you call me in the first place? Get my hopes up, I'm here, I can't even sleep. Yeah. Thinking, yeah, but yeah, I feel like I've been rejected and a lot of claws, a lot of doors have been slammed in my face. That's why I feel like I'm not.

where I'm supposed to be. Interesting. But I think I'm doing okay. I think you're doing very well. I think you're doing more than okay. Yeah, yeah. I think you're doing incredibly well. Yeah, you should be probably I don't want to get complacent. Like the day, say I'm like Rick Ross level because Rick Ross, yeah, he was beefing with Jackie the other day and then I was just, I remember thinking like, what do you even do? But then I clocked

In the club, the drink that we're drinking is his. Like he owns so much stuff that he can actually just sit there and be rich. That's when I've made it. Bet. Like rosé level. Yeah. I can't sit and be still and think that my moggy don't come and repossess the house. Give it back to the bank. Fair. Yeah. Okay, cool. That's what I feel though as well. Until I...

I think I don't think that we will, I won't consider myself successful until I can bail you on a random Monday and be like, I'm coming in today. - You're not coming in today? - I'm not coming in today. And everyone's like, fair. - Yeah. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, fair. Why would you? Yeah, why would you come in? Until that day happens, yeah, I don't think anything's okay. Jeez, okay, that's fascinating. I'm so shocked about this whole late night upload sleep. - Yeah. - Yeah.

- Interesting man. - Yeah, so it's amazing because I feel like, it's like for example, you post a picture on Instagram, right? And you've been like, you took the picture and you're like, "Oh, I'm scared about posting this, how about I break the internet?" Yeah, and then it's like you post it and then you'll just be,

like refreshing the comments who's liked it this that and the other and it's like that will make my brain go crazy oh maybe i should have said this i should have added that then i end up re-watching the video oh that transition is dead not today yeah i'll just post it and go to bed because then just now like people that will post first thing in the morning are you mentally challenged like so you'll post first thing in the morning and your whole day is just those first notifications the

- Do you keep your notice on or do you turn them off? - For YouTube. - You keep them on? - Instagram, TikTok, Snap, even WhatsApp, nothing. But for YouTube, I keep them on. - Why? - Because in the past, no. Last year, I've done, so I used to do videos where I would try on clothes, like as a, 'cause I'm tall and I'm thick. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - So I would try on clothes.

And if they fit, they fit. If they didn't, they didn't. And I would keep everything in. So it would be like a review of whether you should fuck with this brand or not. Yeah. There's been times where people will come and say, yo, at 148, nip slip, nip.

- Oh, I hear it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. - The notifications never got turned off ever since. - Okay. - Oh, yeah, that was crazy. - Okay. - That's a comment I couldn't see. - Yeah. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - You didn't make it to chapter two. - Them shit stay out. I gotta know. - Yeah, no, crazy.

- Crazy. - Jeez. You are at a stage of like internet breakage though, which is like, it's cool, but it would stress me out as well. Not to stress you out. Obviously when you posted your video the other day, you posted it and it's weird to be like, as a perspective thing of hearing you say now, like I posted at 1:00 AM, close my eyes and go sleep. Whilst you're going to sleep, I'm on Instagram and I'm seeing shade bro this and that. And everyone's like, Nella's back, Nella's back, Nella's back. - Imagine if I was awake for that though. - I'm saying you shouldn't be.

- Even if I was awake for that. - You shouldn't be. - So now my whole life now is internet. - But that's insane influence though. - I feel like it's more intrigued. Like people just very, people like the less, the more you remove yourself from social media, the more, and I clocked that so bad. Like the more I've, 'cause I've removed a lot of my life from socials like before,

What don't you know about me? Goddamn. The colour of my crack. That's the only thing people didn't know about me. And that was so crazy and unsafe. So crazy and unsafe. What a thing to say, they like. No, but literally. Literally. Oh, God.

you guys are so contagious oh the color sweet i wasn't ready to say i wasn't expecting that oh that's true i feel like it's normalized now to say that sorry is my mic okay yes fine i feel like it's normalized to say that now because of sexy red coochie pink booty hole brown that's a lyric it's insane boss millions of streams so now i can say what i

- Fair play. - No, it wasn't wrong. It just spun me. I wasn't expecting. But yeah, fair enough. I think that's appropriate. Why don't you get someone to just do it, monitor it for you, man? - That's the thing. 'Cause editing is my passion. Like for example, say like even at uni, oh my God, this is so bad. I used to go to my lectures to edit because I've been editing all night and I need, the mattress is getting a bit too,

So let me just walk to uni, get to the lecture. Oh, nice little theatre. It's a good, like, it's my favourite pastime. Like I've been editing videos for my friends, like off YouTube. Like I love it. Like it's so fun. Like since I was, since, what was before iMovie? Windows Live Movie Maker. I've never heard of that. I've never heard of that.

- Have you heard of that, Alice? - Yeah, yeah. - Yeah, of course you have. - Yeah, of course you have. - That's one of the OGs. - Really? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Windows Live Movie Makers, I was cool. - Yeah. - I've never in my life heard of that application. - What, you've seen it? Application?

- It came with the laptop. - Oh, that's mad. - Yeah. Oh, well yeah. From Windows Live Movie. I just find it fun like transitions, zooming in, zooming out, like doing cool stuff. It's such a fun pastime. I mean, people do crack. It's a good pastime. It's not hurting anybody. - Yeah, fair. - It's actually not hurting anybody. Do you know what I mean? - Yeah, 100%. Yeah, I was, me and Edison talked about this the other day. I only fully relinquished art editing like,

Last year. I think it was less than a year ago. Yeah, last year. It was last year. It was last year, yeah. You only just stopped doing clips. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's crazy. I loved it for a time. I loved it. And it's also like having control of your own content, which is good and bad. Yeah, because it's like, if I want a video to be edited this way, I can do it. But then it's like, the bigger you get, the more you have to like...

you know, release the control a little bit if you wanna make your life easier. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - If you wanna film every single day, you need an editor. But like, I feel like it's good to also like train people to be like you, if that makes sense. I have two editors that I haven't used in three years, that are, they've,

They know now when it's time to edit my video, like if it's with like a production company, they know she wants it short, keep the funny bits in, we don't care about the waffling. Like they know how I edit now. - Yeah, sick. - So, but that took me years to even consider getting an editor.

- You just assume they're gonna fuck it up innit? - Yeah, you just assume that they're not gonna do it the way you do it. - Yeah, true. - Your brain is your brain and it's your content. So you know how you want your content to look. But yeah, I think when more brands started doing like, you know, like Foot Asylum, all of that, all brands started doing loads of like content of YouTubers.

And I would watch back some clips and I'd be like, I would edit like that. And then I'll message around and I'll be like, who edited your video? And that's how I got my daughter. - Oh, sweet. - Sick. - 'Cause I liked the way it was choppy. I don't like, I'm very goldfish. Like if you don't capture me in the first 10 seconds, my friend,

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Get a girl. So I like the chop, chop, quick, quick, like stop the waffling. I really like that. - Sick, gang. - Fast forward a little bit. - Oh, a little bit. - You have, there was a period of time where your face was just everywhere, whether that be the courtroom, whether that be in, just abroad with Philly, doing different skits and stuff like that, working with foot asylum, whatever. So what is it that you like to do in your downtime when you're not working?

Because there was a point in time you were consistently working. Yeah. I hate when people ask me questions and it's like, oh my God, I can't wait to hear this answer. And it's like, bro, I sleep.

Like I'm a home body and every single, like whether I was renting, whether I was at uni, at home or now where I am now, yeah. Every single place that I moved to, I make sure that every single room is a different vibe. Like I make my living area, like my space, a space that I never wanna leave.

there's a fridge next to my bed filled with water. Why the fuck would I want to be outside? Do you know what I mean? Like literally this is a hotel. Like I don't, like I just feel like I'm so, going outside is so dead on so many levels because it's like a lot of people know my face, which is great, but

I'm not looking my best all the time like I'm not like I'm a girl I have insecurities like and then on some days like say a family member has called me with like some sad news or some bad news and then I decide to go to Asda and then there's bare people saying hi nala hi nala hi nala I've just had a bad day so now I've got to put on and be like hi babe take the picture I hope you're right so it's like I like because I'm so out there in my downtime I like to just

be in my space and I love my space so much like smells great there's loads of fun things to do I just love it there nice yeah oh and I like to travel as well okay especially like yo Tokyo yeah yo I got clocked in Tokyo couple times but they were just tourists like it wasn't like so like Japanese people don't give a

about Nella Rose. I'm there, I'm walking, I'm in Central. - Yeah, yeah, anxiety free. - I'm in Shinjuku. Walking, yeah. These man don't give a heck. I'm like, no one's looking at me.

It's so like traveling is so refreshing. Even when we was talking about motor, the last time I was in motor, I went at uni, they don't care. Like just the fantasy of just being hidden in plain sight. And I'll be on my solo trips making friends. I'm like, oh, what do you do? I'm an accountant. Like,

Like I've got a whole like separate life. Like I'm married. It's really fun. - That's the sexiest thing I think I've ever heard in my entire life. That sounds buff. - Period, just lie. Just lie. - What was Tokyo saying? The one? - Yeah, she told me she goes every year for the last four years. - I'm going in July. - And she goes on my ones. - Yeah, so this time I'm going on my ones, been on my ones, go with my friends, love it. Been with my dad, like,

the best city, it's my favorite city in the world. Like if anybody needs an itinerary for Tokyo, I might as well just post it. Just put a mixture of all my itineraries 'cause I'm that friend. Like at 11:00 AM we get picked up from the airport, then it's check-in, then we check into this hotel, hotel link, then booking of the restaurant, everything. I don't know, just being on holiday and it's like, "Oh, what should we do today?" - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

to be in another country to ask what we're doing god forbid but yeah no turkey is my favorite favorite favorite city in the world like that was the last holiday i took with my dad as well so i feel like that's why the attachment is like but yeah no it's the best everyone should go nice damn everyone should go oh nella man that sounds sick we should really go though yeah i know we're gonna keep you

- Wouldn't wanna come back. - You wouldn't wanna come back. Every time, like I get homesick when I'm traveling. Like when I go to like the Americas or even South America, everywhere I go, it's like after like the six, seven day mark, it's like, I'm ready to go home, I'm ready to go home. Tokyo, I'm like, the taxi's outside, okay, I'm just, let me chill. But he's taking me to the airport, I wanna stay here. Like it's just, yeah, it's really nice. And it's the cleanest city. It's the most populated city I've ever been to in my life, but the cleanest.

Like, and they don't break the law. Like you can leave your phone here, go out somewhere, come back, your phone is still there. Like, oh my God. And they don't jaywalk it. I remember one time me and my dad was just walking the streets. I think we was in Minato or something. And so it wasn't like, it was city, but it was like to the side of it.

It was at 3, 4 a.m. jet lag. And then we saw a couple, they were walking and they stopped until it was green to walk again. The streets were empty. Like they don't break the law. What did they ever say over there? What saying did they have? Something along the lines of like,

a nail that sticks out gets hammered or something like that. So it's like their culture is not like they over here. People want to be like as individual as possible and different as possible over there. Like being normal is the thing. Yeah. It's the best thing in the world. The best. Damn. No,

- You need to go this year. I feel like I don't want, it's a bit wrong for me to say that, but I don't want Tokyo to get too popular. I just said it on the fucking shit. But like go before it's like, you know when people just make stuff go viral and then the flights go up. Like for example, going to Ghana and Nigeria in December was so fine. And then it's like dirty December came and then it went viral. Like, oh my God, everyone's in Ghana. Now the flights?

Arm and a leg. Crazy. Yeah. But in December, I don't know about like all the other times, but in December, it's crazy now because you've got bait. So go take it now.

- I don't know how more bait we can make Tokyo, but yeah, that sounds, I've wanted to go since the day I was born. And like I said to you before, my only fear is us not having like a proper itinerary and then go in there and be like- - You got me. - Yeah, now I'm hyped up. - I've done, besides,

- Besides the Japanese head spa, have you seen those? - No. - So Japanese head spa and then they massage your scalp for like an hour. - I wanna wake up again. - And then they spray water, they steam and then there's music and it's like a proper Japanese thing. That's the one thing I haven't done 'cause obviously I've gone there to serve looks, I had my with the cornrows, I said, "You can't touch that." But then this time I'm going, get all in there. - Swear. - Scratch me.

- Don't stop. - Bro, I'm down. - Down, you have to stand down, down. Okay gang, gang, gang, gang. - You have to. - We're not gonna have time to go this year. We're gonna have time to go next year. That's the year of 20. - You don't have a spare seven days. - We got time. Maybe not this year. Maybe not this year. - What do you mean maybe not?

- It's gonna get so big. They're London to Tokyo flights. I feel like they're gonna double probably by then. - You're stressing me out. - I'm sorry. - I'm not gonna, is this? They do this? - Yes, yes! That's a Japanese head spa. - That thing there, they couldn't do that to me. - Yeah, I would with the- - Yo, yo, yo, yo. - I would purr. - I would say purr. - Oh yeah, I would purr for them. Nah, that's crazy.

But they do that for like, you can get one hour, two hour, three hours. - Three hours is out of control. Wow. - It's not, it's a spa. - Fair, fair.

I would feel for them. Do you know what I mean? I would feel for them. - 'Cause I wouldn't wanna leave. - Yeah, three hours, if they've been rubbing my head top for three hours, I'd end up breaking count and be like, "Baby, you were right." - Yeah, yeah. - "Is it time for lunch?" Or something like that. It's been three hours. That looks amazing. - Look at how happy he is. - Yeah, I was gonna say, he doesn't care how he looks. He doesn't care how he looks. - Wow. - He's had the best rough night of his life, pause. - Pause, yeah. - No, I think every... You're disgusting.

- You're a late bloomer aren't you? You're a late bloomer aren't you? - Literally, you know I've never done it though. - Yeah. - And I can just imagine myself falling asleep. - I'll be, I'll be so asleep. - Like, 'cause yeah, no, so I have to do it. - Okay, sick, sick, sick, sick. I'm excited for you, man. - It's so cool. - I bet. So, I don't know if you've seen,

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- I don't think you'll do worse than what Harry did. - Facts. - Harry performed terribly. - You just jinxed it. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. So what we're gonna do, how many questions have we got today? Five? - 10. - 10. - Oh my God. - And we're just gonna go around and you said you wanna participate today. - I'm participating today. - Swear. - Thank you. - Yes, I think it's, you're reading them out, correct? - I'm reading. - Yeah. - Is Ellis participating? - I can, yeah. So it's us four. - You don't have to. - I can, yeah. - All right, fair play. - All right, so it's one, two, three, four.

- He's doing you a favor. - Basically, I did a YouTube video years ago where I reset like my GCSE math paper and I failed so horribly. So now I'm just, I'm back to square one, goddamn. - I would.

- Bro, for context, I remember just before GCSEs, my maths teacher, 'cause they used to put me in the high set and I took it for granted. My maths teacher, do you remember when they put you in foundation and you're not allowed to get a C? Highest level you can get is a D. And I was thinking, my mum and dad can't find that out. So I remember we did the mock exam and I failed it so badly, I think I got a U. I got a U in the mock. And then the teacher sat me down on my ones and was like, "I promise you,

if you don't fix up, you're doing foundation and you'll never, I think he said, you'll never achieve your dreams or something like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- 'Cause it's like, you're not making it to college, bro. - You will never achieve your dreams. - Wake up call. - Yeah, bro. - When I say I was up all night revising, bro. - Yeah, he shook you. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Wow, wow. And I think I scraped a C in GCSE. - Same. - I couldn't take it today. Pause. I couldn't take my GCSE maths today. - I think I would do okay, but I don't think I would do great. - You're quite good at maths, aren't you? - Pythagoras theorem. - Yeah, Pythagoras is.

What's the square root of X? You tell me you can do today. - I'll try my best though, but we'll see what I got today. - So we're cooking, yeah? Start us off. Let's see who's smart in here. Obviously we know I'm smart already, but let's go. - Let's just go. - 10 questions. - 10 questions, right. Exciting, exciting. - Back to school. Question one. - Yeah. - As of 2024, what is the most populous country in the world? As of 2024,

What is the most Populous country In the world Wait do you mean People with the most The highest population In the country Highest population Country I thought you said popular Populous Country with the highest population Yeah Highest country Oh okay Country with the highest population As of 2024 Okay I feel like I've got to try I thought you meant Which country is the most popular Yeah yeah That's what I thought Question two Spell the word Grateful Grateful You spell it Spell the Oh I can spell it

Spell the word do the thing great - yeah, he's gonna do the thing. I'm not the thing no with a guest He's gonna do fair. The thing is where any whoever gets to be quiz master Feels like they have a monopoly on knowledge And this whole oh, I can spell it. I knew that answer. Yeah, yeah, I could I can spell great But when it comes to scribbles, yeah Panic

If I got this wrong, then this is so long for me. I think that's what grateful, bro. I think I've got it wrong. I'm looking at it and I've never seen this word before. The way I'm looking at it, I've never seen this word before. All right. Okay, gang. It don't look right to me, but we move. I'm locked. I'm locked. I'm locked. Question three. Which of these wars came first in history? Oh, dude. Is it A, English Civil War? B, World War I? C, Battle of Waterloo?

Oh my god. Which of these wars came first in history? Is it A. English Civil War, B. World War I, or C. The Battle of Waterloo? Crikey. You're trying to kill me today. Crikey. Do I even know when any three of them was what? I'm not going to lie to you. I'm not going to say which one. One of them I've never heard of before. Locked. Yeah. I'm locked as well. Okay.

Yeah, depression. Locked. Question four. I have 52 apples. God forbid. You already know the mental maps is long. God forbid, you know. I have 52 apples. If you take away nine, how many do you have?

- Mm-hmm. - Locked. - I have 52 apples. - You guys are locking too quickly. - Locked, locked, locked, locked, locked, locked, locked. - We have 52 apples. - If you take away nine, you have 52 apples. If you take away nine, how many do you have? - Locked. - Locked. - Locked. - Question number five. What is the male name for a cow? - Okay. - What?

Okay. What is the male name for a cow? Cow. I said this in the Lord's hands. Okay. Question number six. What is another name for the voice box? Is it A, esophagus, B, larynx, or C, areola? Areola. You think we're that stupid? Yeah.

Okay. What is another name for the voice box? A. Oesophagus B. Larynx C. Areola Let me find out it's Areola. Bro. Let me find out. Question number seven. In which country was Princess Diana killed? Oh, Mama Diana. In which country was Princess Diana killed? She had the Congolese community in a chokehold back then.

- We were talking about that the other day, weren't we? - Yeah. - She loved the blacks. - She did. - We loved her back. - I don't think I know the answer to this. - Your mum definitely knows that. - Yeah, my mum will know. - 100%. - I'm not up on it. - My mum cried tears.

She was telling... Oh, God forbid. I think... Actually, I think I remember. I think I've got it. I might have got it wrong. How can you forget? Bro, don't shame me on it. Question number eight. What is a quarter of three multiplied by 42? What is a quarter of three multiplied by 42? I don't like you anymore. Sorry, Nella. So, a quarter...

A quarter of, so three times. 42. A quarter of that. A quarter of the answer to that. So what we're going to do, we're just going to wig it. So I would say. The facials are killing me. The facials are killing me. Locked, locked. Okay, question nine. In which continent would you find Malta?

That's a trick question. Let me tell you why. That's a trick question because were we not just saying that I'm going to mortar? Do you know why that's a trick question? Do you know why that's your conniving? Let me tell you why your conniving. Your conniving because I don't want to help them out. But you know why your conniving because you know where it is and barehoods just around. So which one does it belong to? We will never know. Interesting. But there is an answer though. But there isn't.

Okay. Interesting. We'll ask Google afterwards if that makes anyone feel better. Locked. All right, cool. I ain't got a clue. I was gonna write what I thought was normal. Yeah. And then that thing happened. And then I don't know what I'm writing now. I need to shut my mouth. I'm just sticking with my guns. You're sticking with your guns? I'm sticking with my guns. Locked. All right, I'm gonna write something rogue. Question 10. To be or not to be? That is the question. Is a famous quote from which Shakespeare play? Oh, your mum! Yes!

- That's me writing shake. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - We thought we were clever. - Do you know what's so crazy? To be or not to be, that's actually Beyonce lyrics. Think. - I mean, I'm not arguing that it's not Beyonce lyrics. - Come on. Oh, so to be, let's just say. - She definitely referenced it from somewhere, i.e. Shakespeare. Which play

Is that from? Want to swap boards? Yeah. Okay, so question one. As of 2024, what is the most populous country in the world? The answer is India. You're a dickhead, bruv. You write China? Yeah, everyone wrote China. Everyone wrote China. That's crazy. I told you, this 2024 chat, he's trying to tell us something. Sorry. That's crazy. All right, bet. Question number two. Spell the word grateful.

It is spelt G-R-A-T-E-F-U-L. Come on. Grateful. Good one, Ellis. Let's go. Let's go, Ellis. Question number three. Which of these wars came first in history? The answer is A, English Civil War. Yeah? Question number four. No, no, no. I'm just looking around to see what people...

- What one? - The one you didn't know. Was it the Waterloo one? I didn't know that. - It was actually that one. That's why I wrote that one. - I didn't know. - Yeah, 'cause I never heard of it. - The English were fighting like that. - Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I never knew we had a Civil War, so that's why I put A. - Fair, fair, fair. - Fair. - Question number four. I have 52 apples. If you take away nine, how many do you have? - Nella. - I put five instead of-- - Nella. - But you could tell how I got that answer. - Nella. - Logically, you know. - If you have 52 apples--

And you take away nine, how many do you have? I couldn't ask the question like that. It's too obvious. So I just asked it monotone. The answer is nine. Ellis, I even give you a tick. I don't know how I got my one. Did you just minus nine from 52? Yeah. Which would have been what you did? That would have been the thing to do. I would have done the same. But the question is...

If you have 52, I have 52 apples. If you take away nine, how many do you have? You have nine. - Oh, it was the way it was worded. - Yeah. - We did speak about this the other day. And I also hate when questions are worded like this. I just want to say, I didn't word it like this, bro. - You did. - It wasn't me. - Verbatim. - Facts. - Verbatim facts. - Jesus. - Question number five. What is the male name for a cow? The answer is bull. - Wow.

Did you get the right answer? Yeah. Well done, bro. Proud of you. Yeah, because you took a minute on that one. But, jeez. Well played. I saw where you wrote ball. I was like, yeah, you're good. Question number six. What is another name for the voice box? The answer is B, larynx. I feel to be petty and just cross it just because I got it wrong. I won't. I won't.

Question number seven. In which country was Princess Diana killed? The answer is France. Ellis, UK. I thought it was in the UK.

- In which tunnel? In the Blackwell Tunnel? - Yeah. - What's wrong with you? - I thought it was in a London tunnel somewhere. - To be fair, I'm not gonna lie, I wrote England first and scratched that bitch out. - Really? - Yeah. - I can see the fuck. - Yeah, scratch that bitch out. - I would have written, I didn't know it was French. - 'Cause I actually knew it was a tunnel. - I didn't know. - I thought it was on the ground. - So you lot don't care about our good, good Queensland? That is crazy. - Rest in peace. - Question number nine is crazy. - Question number eight. - Yeah. - What is a quarter of three multiplied by 42?

the answer is 31.5 let's go man and this 42 multiplied by three is 126. you just looked at b and flip and four and flipped it you looked at number four and flipped it say less question number nine yeah in which continent would you find malta the answer is europe

- Your answer is Branzino. - No. - What did you like? - I need to talk to you. - Wait a minute. - You're a trickster. You said in which country? - He said continent. - He said continent more than once. - More than once? - More than once. - Have you seen my answer? - I've seen your answer. - Italy. - You're on Italy. - That's dread.

I said, 'cause I was talking about this this morning. I said, "Oh yeah, it's in between two different countries." I said, "Yeah, Italy." First of all, I didn't know. - Now in fact, I changed my answer based on that altercation. I wrote Africa. - Was it, oh. - I wrote Africa because you scared me because you were like, "Oh, he's playing tricks on us." - But you had the question. There was no tricks. - No, but Nella's abruptness about how fly the question was made me think, "Oh, it's a trick question." - What did you write first? - Europe.

James, can I ask you a question? If Malta is in Africa, where is it? What, next to Congo? Like, where is it? No, because it's one of those ones where most people wouldn't know Morocco's in Africa. Do you know what I mean? Most people wouldn't know Egypt's in Africa. We all know that, but it's not what you go to when you think of Africa, isn't it?

Don't you dare! What are you, right? Italy! And you have the audacity! I'm staying out of this. I was just saying, God damn. I thought it was maybe one of those rogue outside ones. They claimed it. Never mind, man. What's the last question? Question 10. To be or not to be, that is the question, is a famous quote from which Shakespeare play? The answer is Hamlet. Let's go! Ellis, you cheered.

- Did you write Hamlet? - Yeah. - Did you really? - I know Shakespeare. - Hamlet. - My brother. - You said he did. - I almost bought Romeo and Juliet though, to be fair. - I bought Romeo and Juliet. - He did. - I almost did. - Me, I put MC Beth. - MC Beth. - All right. - Let's tally up the scores. - Let's tally up the scores. Nella, what did Ellis get? - Five. - Nice, well played. - Not bad for me. - Well played, Ellis. Nella, you got a resounding three out of 10. - Whoa, there's something. - Well done, Nella. - There is something. - Three, I got four out of 10. - Yeah. - And James.

- Got eight out of 10. - God damn. - Fair play. - Congratulations. - Thank you. - Which ones did you get wrong? - I hope you're happy, Jay. - I wrote China. - So you got China and then you brought Africa. - Oh, nice. - Africa. - Yeah.

- That's that. That's really good. - That was back to school. - How'd you feel? - Thanks, G. - Do you feel like you went back to school? - I never wanna go back to school ever again. - Three out of 10 is insane. I'm just gonna throw that out there. - Wait, did I do worse than Harry? - Yeah, you did. - So Harry got four out of 10? - Yeah. - I'm pretty sure you got about four. - You actually did do worse than Harry. - I'm not going out like that. What's the bonus round? The bonus question? - Let's just bury the hatchet and just, yeah, we can edit it later in the episode. So hopefully the retention is low by then.

So what I'm gonna need you to do on one side of the board write a massive O on the other side of the board write a massive U so Next segment is called underrated versus overrated right so

What we're gonna do, I'm gonna say a topic or say a word or a phrase and we're gonna determine whether we think it's underrated or overrated and we're gonna explain why. Okay. Yeah? Cool. And we'll go back and forth, of course. Guys, don't kill me on this because my belly hurts from laughing. No, it's just calm. This is calm. So, first one. Valentine's Day, underrated or overrated?

I'm going overrated. I'm going overrated. I'm doubling down. I think it's underrated. You think underrated? Valentine's Day is underrated. It depends on what stage in your relationship you're talking. I feel like it's very overrated at the start because it's like, oh my God, you have to decorate the room with the balloons and get the flowers and take her to the shard and this, that and the other. But like, if you speak to couples that have been together like 10, 15, 20 years, it becomes very much like,

you should be doing it. Like when was the last time we went on a date? You're waiting for Valentine's day to come and like, do you know what I mean? Like, it's like, do something special for Valentine's day for your girl. It's one day a year. Do you know what I mean? Cause I feel like people either go above and beyond or do nothing and just treat it like it's nothing. But I feel like every girl deep down inside, like would want to be special on Valentine's day, especially cause you're seeing everyone else be treated special.

- Fuck sake, I hate- - Especially aunties, bro. Aunties on Valentine's day, they just go work, night shift, and then they come back, that's it. - You've completely won me over. - I was ready to stand on business facts. - And you just plucked everyone's heartstrings and we're all like, fair. - I'm still saying overrated, but I agree with everything you said. Just saying. - All right, bet, bet, bet, bet, bet. I don't need to argue what I think is overrated. All right. - Oh my God. - Okay.

Oh, God. Baths. Pardon? Baths. Taking a bath. You think it's underrated or overrated? I'm sticking with my O. Overrated. You're not a bath person. Overrated. Overrated. Yeah, I'm a shower John. I haven't had a bath. I think the last time I had a bath, I had five.

food poisoning. - Oh, swear. - And I was out of it. - That was a death hole. You put the death hole in your mouth. - Yeah, I put anything that kills bugs was in that water, bro. I was soaking in it. - Yeah, yeah. - It was floating. - I was soaking in it. In the magnesium salts. Just help me. Help me.

- Bro, oh my God. But I hate baths. - It's like a claustrophobic pool. Like I wanna be able to swim around. Like when I was younger, baths was so fun 'cause it's like the bath was so big to me and it was just so fun. And then now it's like, ah, I'm wasting all this water to sit in it. - Yeah bro, there's nothing. As a guy as well. Bro, caught up in a bath with my knees out of the water. - Wait, do men bath by themselves? - As opposed to?

- Well you think only time guys take baths with gal in the bubble ting. - Yeah, a guy is not allowed to bath outside of- - There's so much- - What are you doing in the bath? - What are you doing in the bath? - No, but I'm actually like, you know, candles, oh my God, loving hip hop, face mask. What you look to? - Clear water. - Just floating.

- Balls, ah, just knees up. - Yeah, pipe just hanging. - What would make you be like, oh, I wanna take a bath? - That's what I said, illness. - If you're sick. - Yeah, illness. - Just for sick. - Oh. - It's not a recreational activity for us. - The only time men should be in a bath is when it's like date night. - Yeah.

- Baths of nowadays aren't big enough for T-Series. You see what I'm saying? The movies gas it. It's not comfortable. - Yeah, I understand. But that's, you see, I'm learning, guys take baths. The only baths I think real men should take, man, is the ice bath, you know, just go there.

I tried that for two weeks. I couldn't do it anymore. - But a pie is really beneficial. - It's really beneficial, but it's not worth it, in my opinion. It's just not worth it because like, you don't see the benefits. It's like, they'll say like, oh, you'll live 10 years longer and this will be better, this will be better. But it's like, I'm in hell now. It's just three minutes of hell every day. - Yeah, true, true. - Yeah, let me, I'll die then. - Oh.

- Okay. - All right, next one. - I do wanna take one though. - It's a good experience. - Yeah. - I think, no, log cabin. Do you wanna be here? - What? - Look at his posture. - I'm just watching and monitoring. - I'm playing, I'm playing, I'm playing. - Jeez. - I'm playing, I'm playing, I'm playing. - Sorry, I didn't. - Fine, I'll sit up. - One log cabin episode, we should all take ice baths. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Do you know what you should do? - You don't have to if you don't want to.

Is everybody else doing it? Everyone else. Do you know what you guys should do though? On a real. I done a video where I tried cryotherapy. That's another one. It's in central as well. And it's,

It was good. So you just basically walk into a freezer and they shoot in like minus, I don't know what it is, air. It's crazy. And you're just so cold. But then you come out feeling like, you know that feeling of after a workout, whilst you're working out, you're like, this is long. And then when you get home, you're like, oh yeah, I smashed it. That was great. You guys should do that. Cryotherapy. Okay, sick. I'm down. It was really good. Really, really good. All right, next one. Underrated or overrated? Car sex. That's a good one.

- Underrated or overrated? - As a concept. - As a concept. - People don't fear... - Public shame. - No, it's overrated every single time. And there's so much to unpack here. People don't fear public shame. Number two, it's like, my bro, like, you couldn't wait to the destination. Do you know what I mean? Like, you couldn't wait. - I hear what you're saying, but that's what's sexy about it. I couldn't wait. - The comfort. Unless you're driving like, well,

You know, the Bentley looks kind of big and big. - It depends on the whip. - Yeah. And then I'll just feel like raw. I'll go home feeling like. - Yeah, bath. That's when it's bath time. - Yeah. - I don't think it should ever happen. Sorry guys. - I've done it twice in my life. - And if it was that good, you would have done it 10 times.

- It's overrated for me. - It's overrated for me like today, as in right now in the past few years. But when I was a younger you, I'ma flip that bitch when I was a younger you. - It's because you couldn't afford the hotel. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - That backseat of the Porsche 307. - 307? - Yeah.

- As a woman, you was getting fucked in a Peugeot 307. - This is old school though. This is old school though. Yeah, it was. Yeah, this is a big you back then. - When I say I forgot about that big you back then. - Underrated. - You know that's crazy. - I know it was crazy and it was sexy. I wanna change it for the world, Nella. I wanna change it for the world.

That is very crazy though. - Yeah, I enjoyed it. - When I say I forgot that ever happened. - Right now it's an O, but back in them days. - Yeah, you went for a period. I remember asking you, how are you convincing all these girls to sleep with you in this car? It's not making sense. - That sentence is crazy. - It sounds crazy, but it's the truth.

- I'm not saying that there was a lack of consent. Obviously they were down bro. - Stop, stop, stop, stop. - I'm saying, I don't understand. It's a 3:07. - Bro, they couldn't wait either. - Yeah, that's my boy. - They couldn't wait either. - I feel sick, I do. - Let's move on. - I do, I feel sick. - Next, next. All right, you're up. Sorry. - That is crazy.

- That is so crazy, I can't get over that. - Overrated, underrated. Oh God. Asking strangers for their number in public. For me, that's the biggest oh I can possibly think of. - Overrated? - You're down for it? - Yeah. - Asking strangers for their number? - What do people ask for? - No, I mean. - Or like Snapchat and stuff. - No, no, no, I'm just saying like the concept, I think I'm reading it as like chirps and strangers in public in general.

- Obviously, logistically speaking, if you're gonna ask a person who you don't have their number for their number, you're gonna have to do it like that. But I'm saying in general, just chirps in public for me is- - Oh, chirpsing. Oh, okay. 'Cause I was thinking like, I've been out or like, you know when you will just be like to like Soho House or something, for example, and then you meet someone that you thought you'd never meet and then you get their number and then next thing you know, they're giving you a great opportunity

That's the best thing of all time. - Yeah, 'cause it's like, I'm not gonna message you on Instagram, you probably won't see it. Or like, I'm not gonna message you on LinkedIn, I don't even have a LinkedIn. So it's just like, most people have like a work phone,

but i would rather chew a jean jacket than ask a guy for his number what the is this that would be disgusting disgusting jean jacket wow never like when it comes to that like oh hi i saw you from across the girls have no game girls have no game yeah i can talk on that oh god i think you're cute can i have your number i sound like a

Like what the hell So make me feel pretty as well though Yeah What do I say I want your trim sharp

- Yeah, I would love that. - We would love that. - Guys like compliments too, you know? - Yeah, your trim's so sharp, can I have your number? - No, because guys take compliments as like, instead of you saying, "Oh, thanks," you'll be like, "You're feeling my trim, yeah?" - Yeah! - Not doing it, no. - Yeah, but Las Vegas, man. - Las Vegas, man. - Las Vegas, too, man. - Yeah, I wanna be excited. - The thing is, you know that that's a compliment a guy loves. - Yeah. - Yeah, but you know,

you know your hair's nice yeah but it's nice to hear you know your makeup banging but it's nice to hear exactly i just oh today i feel like girls have got no game and when i say girls i've got no game i'm speaking for myself as well i feel like it's just very awkward to approach a guy do you know what girls do instead it's called strategic positioning okay this is what i'm gonna do so i see you say for example your tables over there i'm gonna

go to the bar, but directly in front of your table. And I'm just gonna play with my hair, try to catch eye contact, play with my hair. Then when we catch eye contact, I'll be like, sip my drink. Next thing you know, you're walking towards me. It works every time. - Okay, say less. - It works every time.

- I'm vexed because I know it would. - Yeah. - I'm livid. - Talking to a boy who's awkward, like set in the first movie. - What happened to me the other day, bro? It's also,

- It is also the worst thing in the world where you have no game because you put the guy in a position that he can't get out. 'Cause girls have the opportunity to be like, "Ew," and then walk off. And then like, no harm, no foul. A guy's used to that. But a guy, because it doesn't happen enough,

A guy can't just be like, fuck off. - No, God forbid I move to a guy and he goes, I got a girl. Like the way girls say it to guys, I got a man, I got a man. I'll just be like, oh my God, and he has a girlfriend, I'm a homewrecker. It's too much, you can't do it. - Wow, yeah. - No, no. - I'm a homewrecker. - There was a ting at Bryson the other day, do you remember? Put me on the spot.

- Yeah. - Put me on the spot. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Bro, who was in front of me? I was vibing to myself, grabbed my hand, pulled my hand away, grabbed my hand like this, and was just trying to make eye contact. She tried to like make eye contact, hold wine, and she wanted to go lyric for lyric. And when I stayed there silent, she said, "Well, come on." - But when I was saying save the last dance, you laughed at me. You laughed at me. - I apologize. 'Cause that was the worst thing I've been at a party to.

- It's so up on standard because guys can freely go up to a girl's behind and start grinding on her like this. And it's so normal. But a girl can't hold your hand and bryson. - Yeah, I hear what you're saying, but you just had to be there. I just felt, I've never felt more uncomfortable in my life. - Violated. - Was she cute? - She was very pretty girl, but it's also just like- - But you were scared. - I was, it's not even scared. It was just made me feel sick.

Even though she was pretty, it's just making her friend had to jump in and she says, sorry, she's forward and then made her leave. - No, I figured it sounds kind of romantic to me. - And it also makes you feel like you're yapping me. Don't make me have to be- - What do you mean? - Like you're yapping me, you're making me feel like the yatt in this situation. - Oh, the yatt, oh yatt, like the girl. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Okay, okay. - You're grabbing my hand like I should have, I've got the more muscular density. Why is my hand moving to you so freely?

Why are you able to grab my finger and my arm just raises like this? I rate her. I could never in a million years do that. So I rate her. I rate her so hard. I rate her. And she took the rejection like a champion. She did. She wasn't phased. No, no, no. She said, on to the next one. Yeah, bro. She wasn't phased. And who's slow dancing at Bryson? Do you actually know what I mean, though? Because this is... That's what I'm saying. If...

The scenario as well. She wasn't reading the room. No one's in here dancing, big man. And we're on a fucking friends and family platform. Get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. Yeah, read the room. Get away from me. That is so funny. Girls have no game whatsoever. Literally none. I hear it. I hear it. Right. Next one. Interesting one. Underrated or overrated? Getting recognized in the street.

You think it's underrated? You think it's overrated? Oh, you like it. You love it. Underrated. I'm not talking about in London. In London, because obviously I've been doing this since like teenage years. I'm very used to it. But where is underrated getting clocked in Tokyo?

even though it was by tourists, to me it's like, I'm in Tokyo and then- - Yeah, I hear that. - And it's really like five people. And like, when you go to places like Australia, like just, when you go to different parts of the world and you get clocked on the street, that just makes me feel like, okay, I'm working hard enough. Like, I am so far from home. I had to take a plane, cross over, do everything. And it's like, wow, somebody here knows who I am.

To me it's just raw. - Those are few and far between, do you not think? - What do you mean? - Like they don't happen often. - At all. So when they do, it's so special.

So special. Like, oh my God. - I think I've put overrated to every single thing you've said. - Yeah, so what's going on with you? - I feel like such a negative Nancy today. - What's going on with you? Oh no, remember the girls on tour are saying the retrograde and the Neptune and something is happening with the moons and the eclipse. - I'll swear, that's what my problem is. Fair. I promise I'm gonna put underrated for one of them. - All right. - Yeah, that made me feel like shit because that does sound special. - That does sound good. - And I take it for granted. But one thing I will say that makes it a bit underrated is when that does happen to us,

If it happens in places where it's incredibly convenient, I really, really like it. My friend is the, yeah, come through, come through. And there's a whole line. Yeah, there was a whole queue. I was like, oh, don't do me like that. It's going to get to my head. Bro. Yeah.

- Yeah, that happened. - That's a big move. - We were late, late for dinner one time in LA when we were working there. - Yes, yes, yes, yes. - And then the doorman was stopping people coming in. And then yeah, pulled up to the restaurant. I was like, oh shit, bam, straight in. I was like, fucking yes. - That's never happened to be at a restaurant though. - Really? - God damn. - Yeah, that was nice. - The event we went to a few months ago, there wasn't a queue,

- Yeah. - We were walking and he was like, "You guys on the guest list?" "No, you must be on the..." We didn't say a word, Nella. - He didn't even check the guest list, bro. That was a sick one. - Yeah, you're definitely on the guest list. Velvet rope walking. We didn't say a word. - Yeah, that was sick. - And you don't, you keep your mouth shut and you go straight in. - Oh, 100% straight in. - 'Cause one day you're gonna be wanting to go to a party you're not on the guest list. And someone says, "You're not gonna be like, 'Yep!'"

Yeah, 100%. You were straight in. I don't even think we turned our body towards the rope at that point. We could have just been walking down. That was sick. That one was sick. That was cool. Underrated or overrated? FaceTime. Over. For me. I hate to be that guy again. I'm actually also going to say over again. Guys, FaceTime is my life.

- That doesn't surprise me. - Yeah, FaceTime is, 'cause I like to be at home. I like my own space. I like to catch up with my friends. FaceTime, FaceTime, FaceTime. And also, I feel like FaceTime is such an important tool whilst dating. I feel like I would hate to meet a guy out somewhere and he asked me out on a date and then,

we get to dinner and it's like, oh, I don't even like you like that. But if I sit on FaceTime with you, yeah, and I don't feel the need to hang up and it's like, oh, we're talking about this, we're talking about, it's like, I can't wait for the date now 'cause I know the conversation is top tier. I'm sitting there in my bonnet, you're there in your durag and we're actually getting to know each other. So then I just, I feel FaceTime is, it's such an important part of my life actually. Like all of my siblings live in Belgium, by the way,

All of them, like all my family is overseas. It's the one way I feel connected. I feel like you're in the room and you're not. I'm such an advocate for FaceTime. Yes, FaceTime. Yes. Yes. I love it so much. Like getting to know people, keeping in touch, seeing. Like my cousin gave birth. I saw the baby. Like it's so magical and cool. I saw the baby, bro. I've never met the baby, but I saw the baby.

The baby said, "Hey." - This is the worst experience of my life. I'm not switching. - She's making me feel like shit. - I know. - It's not even your fault. You're just so- - You're positive. - Positive, Nella. - Positive's the word. - No, no, no. - Fuck this, bro. - Overrated and that. - Every question. Valentine's Day. Fuck Valentine's Day. FaceTime. Can't be honest. Getting recognized by people who love and support you. - Stop her. Piss off. Don't talk to me.

- Women telling me they're beautiful and they wanna move, go away. - Next one, I promise you. - This is so fun by the way. Let's do a couple. This is so fun. - All right gang. Right, next one. FaceTime done. Oh, getting recognized in the street. - Oh God. - This one I'm vexed about 'cause it's already, it is actually overrated. Sleeping naked. - Ah. - Sleeping naked is the worst thing in the world. - No, that's underrated for me.

- I am passionate about this one. - This is a big you for me. - Sleeping naked. - I love sleeping naked. Do you know? No, I don't, what, tell a lie. I don't love sleeping naked. - No, you love it. - I love it, but I don't do it often enough. So when I do do it, it's nice. - I can't stand it. I feel so vulnerable and exposed. - Oh, vulnerable? - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - You're at home. - You think I don't know that? You think I don't know that? - Like, what the hell? - Yeah, I feel...

God forbid someone breaks in. 'Cause I know they're gonna break in that night. That's the day they break in, bro. And then, yeah, police are gonna bop up and Manchester's dick's just out. - Corpses naked. - Oh, bro! - Naked corpse. - Someone's gonna murder me and the police are gonna be like, "Wow, cold night." Yeah, yeah, yeah. Must've been a cold night.

- No, I think it's overrated simply because before I used to sleep in like massive t-shirts, you know those massive t-shirts and then you go into bed. And then last year, some brand gifted me like some silk pajamas. And I was just thinking one day I was feeling fancy. I put on my silk, I tucked myself into the bed, I said,

Oh, I hear it. I get the pajamas, like silk pajamas. It's like you'll sweat, but then they cool you down. But then when you're cold, it's like, I don't know what it is, but like, oh, now I got my PJs. I want to try. Huh? I want to try. I've never tried it. I thought you said, I want to cry. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. I want to try it. I want to try it. Yeah, no, like good quality silk. I was just like, so when was that? 25 years. Don't be 25 years. I want a PJ.

PJs. But yeah, no, I hear it. I hear it. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Fair enough. First, explain yourself. I just, I like the freedom, bro. That's just it. Why don't you do it more then? I don't know. I feel like, because I'm so used to like the short sort of boxes, to be fair, I think, I think I, not even I think, I know. I sleep naked.

more time post sex. - Yeah, I knew you were gonna say that. We all knew you were gonna say that. - So them sheets, ooh. - Yeah, you got them stanky sheets. - 'Cause you got that lusty. - Post sex, that's, it's the best time, 'cause it's one of them ones where, especially if it's like a 3:00 AM-er, you sleep and you wake up, you just go back to it and then, yeah. - But the boxes are right there. - Yeah, but the freedom is there as well. Do you see what I'm saying? And it's just, it's also less faff when she's also naked.

- Do you see what I mean? - Yes, of course. - Those 3 AMers, my sleepy time shorts are right around my ankle. - Your ankle, yeah. - As soon as we're done, I wouldn't even need my hands. Slip those shorts back on. Scurry to the bathroom. You're not seeing my butt. - That is actually so vile. - Yeah, bro, you're not seeing my cheeks. - You're walking with ankle hair. - Yeah, I've seen it. - You're just slipping back on. What is that? - Like I'm on tag. - That is so, I can't believe you said that.

- My biggest fear is a female, is me getting out of bed, like ass naked and get, I'll kill myself. It's the biggest violation in the world. - Do you like spanking guys? - I bet you grab bombs. I bet you've grabbed a man's bum more than once in your life. - Yeah. And you like dare them to do anything about it. Like yeah, I can see it in your face. - Dare them to do anything about it.

Guys, there's something about the male cheek because the thing is, yeah, as women, like, you know, yeah, men don't really touch each other unless they're dapping each other up, which I think is really weird. But us girls, we'll be touching. Oh, yeah, let me tie your bikini for you. Oh, yeah. And then there's the first time I touched a man's ass and it held me back.

As in you guys have muscle, like and it's nice. It's together, it's firm. - What's the attraction? - Yeah. - It's like the forbidden fruit. 'Cause you know, if you touch it, you're in trouble. - It's like, oh, oh, you just gassed him. Oh, I can't control myself sometimes. - Oh my God.

- Oh my God. - No, and it's honestly like guys have the same way girls can have different arses, but can have nice arses. Guys can have nice arses. And it's not even just about the arse, it's about the back. Like, you know when a guy has a broad back and then- - You went somewhere else. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - I went, "Duh." - Yeah, you went somewhere else. - Yeah, yeah, come back. - It went, "Duh." - Then I come back, wow. - I'm back now, I'm back.

- Right, next one, you ready? - Oh yes, yes I'm ready. - Underrated, overrated. - Okay. - Best friends of the opposite gender. - That one I will say for me is underrated, big time. - Yeah. - Big time. - We all agree.

Like my best friend will call me fucking dumb, but like my female friends will be like, "Oh, it's okay." My male friends will be like, "Why the fuck would you do that?" And then my female friends will be like, "Oh, you off your, it's your period, right?" Do you know what I mean? Like, I feel like my male friends, especially my male best friends, they're so mean to me and it's something that I need because I feel like I love my female friends so much. I think they're the best, but I feel like they're very much more in the feminine

aspect of like wanting to like enable bad behavior but not in a bad way but in a way where it's like oh it's okay babe next time all this all that my mother-in-law say i've been procrastinating to do something my mother-in-law would be like just get the fuck up but then my female friends would be like it's okay like once you get your hair done and then maybe we can hair hair

yeah so i feel like they're very very underrated and even me as a female best friend to men it's like i see say for example you're coming at me with like relationship advice and how you did this and that i'm coming at you from a girl's perspective as to why you look like a dickhead but then the man will be like oh yeah she's moving man but it's like you need a female perspective so i think i think i think

I think every boy should have a girl best friend. Every girl should have a boy best friend or someone that they can go to that's on the opposite sex for advice. Yes, 100%. - Big you for me. Big you for me. - Socks and sliders. - Socks and sliders. Okay, and is this in like going out or in the yard? Or is this- - You have to encompass every opportunity that you'll be wearing socks and sliders. I'm going underrated as hell. I've never felt comfort like it. - To me it's underrated for other reasons. - For other reasons?

Like... You like a guy in socks and sliders? Is that what you're about to tell me? Yo, now you think I'm a whore? No, no, no. I want it all. There's no judgement. There's no judgement here. No, because I just feel like men, obviously, men have been playing football for a lot of years. Yeah? And you guys wear those tight football boots and...

for a lot of you, the foot is just looking fucked. So like the thought of socks protecting, you know, and then the side is, oh, it's lovely to look at. Look at that. But then men's feet. It's a disaster area. Men's, one time I saw a guy's nails and he put me here or something. That means the nail is filled with blood. Blood. Blood.

Sorry Us girls we have like French tits Like white tits We can even get like a toe ring Men it's just Fair Fair I have to accept that I have to accept that Fair From a comfort perspective Yeah When I used to play ball Rem will notice You come off the court Keep your socks on Take them off And put sliders on Yeah There's not a better feeling On this planet bro It feels so good But that's That's hilarious Alright last one Overrated Underrated Being alone

- Underrated. - Underrated for me. - Underrated. - Underrated for me. - Do you know what my friends say about me? - Go on. - I'm the most popular loner you will ever meet in your life. - Ooh. - Like if you invite me somewhere, I'll come. It's a party, I'll be there. But nine times out of 10, I love my own space. I love waking up, making myself breakfast, doing my skincare, just being by myself in my house. - It's your own time, innit? - And solo traveling as well, like. - That I haven't done. - Yeah, I've never done that before.

I would love... You wake up when you want. You do what you want to do. You're not sharing your time with anybody else. It's your holiday. I hear that. I feel like because you're a planner, it's easier for you to do and it's easier for you to be motivated day by day by day. If I travelled by myself, let's say I'm gone for seven days, God forbid. God forbid? Seven days by myself, God forbid. You wouldn't do Bali for seven days by yourself. Nah. God forbid.

Go read a book in the jungle. - I don't read, big man. So I would probably go out maybe three times, max four. - There's so much you can have a spa day by yourself. - Yeah, but that's- - Then you can do a motorbike tour and it's like, you're not following your friends. It's just you, your speaker, you're following the guide. And it's like the whole day you've gone to different spots on the motorbike tour. - Yeah, but I would like to experience that with someone.

"Oh yeah, you love it, bud. You love your friends, innit?" - Do you know what I mean? I feel like it's nicer that way. - I just, I don't know. Being alone is, I'm obsessed with it. It's crazy. - Fair, fair. But I do still think it's underrated being alone. - I think it's underrated. - For sure. - I had a couple of weeks ago, I think I was watching a show, I had like a period of like four or five hours where I didn't get a single message. No one called me. I was completely alone in my yard and it was just,

The best afternoon ever. Bro, oh my God. Do you know what's underrated as well and that these couple girls need to fuck off about? Sleeping alone is underrated. Different bed? No, I'm just saying sleeping alone is underrated. No, there's marriage issues. But like...

Sleeping alone, like nobody's snoring next to you. Nobody's farting next to you. You have the whole bed to yourself. Nobody's stealing the covers. You can have the TV on all night. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Nobody's too hot. Nobody's too cold. Yes, yes, yes. In fact, now you have two separate beds. I hear it. I hear it on Valentine's Day, my puppy. Why not?

- Couple hours in, then I'm out. I'm doing too much now. - 100%. - Yeah. - Yeah, man. - That is the most underrated thing. - 100%. - People are like, "Oh yeah, oh yeah. I like it when I'm the big spoon. Oh yeah, I like it when I'm the little spoon." Get your feet out my...

- What is this? - Caveat, men love it. I can't speak for them. - They love a little spoon. - They love a little spoon. - Sorry? - It's cozy, little spoon. - You're disgusting. - What? - You're disgusting. - It's in my favorite position to sleep in. - You're filthy. - It can't be for anything else. - It can't be for anything else. - But there's a thing, apparently a lot of guys are into pegging now.

How many is a lot? 'Cause I haven't met any of them. Unless they're not brave enough to tell me, which would hurt my feelings. Would you actually, would you tell me? If I was into pegging? - Yeah, if you, let's say you didn't- - But these are straight men, you're still straight. - Yeah, in fact, I'm not saying- - It's just that you want your hole to be activated by a woman. - Activated. - But the thing with pegging for me is that like, I understand you're still straight, but it's more performed because there's,

- Easier ways, if it's just from a stimulation perspective, we can get there easier than the love of my life strapping a fake phallus to themselves and grab it, holding me by the waist and pounding me. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's other ways you can get there without that performance. - But after, say you've been married 40 years, you're gonna consider it. - Oh, 40. I wouldn't. - I promise you I wouldn't.

No, you would just be like, how many times were we missionary today? How many times? 40 years, I wouldn't be surprised if I told you some stuff. Yeah. If I'd been married for 40 years, I wouldn't be surprised as long as we're both forward thinkers. Yeah, okay. I wouldn't be surprised if I told you like, bro, I had to do something. Because it just wasn't doing anything for me. I'm not being pegged at 74.

- Yeah, 74. - You never know. Our generation, I think our generation is the most like kind of fucked. So at 74, I don't know what us, man, are gonna be up to. 'Cause we're already weird. - Yeah. - Fair.

- Anyway. - Cool, that was underrated overrated. - That was underrated overrated. - Guys, this has been so fun. Like time is actually just flying. I love it. - It actually is. - I love being here. - Questions? - Yes, so we finally have the last segment of the day. - Yes. - And this is questions for Nella. So we have questions on the iPad here. So you're gonna ask the question to yourself and obviously you're gonna answer them as well. - Okay, so what advice would you give to someone who's trying to be more confident in themselves?

There's only one you. So if you sit around and mope around and think, oh, I'm so ugly. I'm so this, I'm so that. That's why I'm so unconfident. I'm so sorry. You can change everything about yourself, but you'll still be you. Do you know what I mean? So just like embrace that, the body that you're in, especially if you want to have children. Every,

- Everything that you change about yourself now, yeah? Your kids are gonna come out looking like every single one of your insecurities. So embrace your insecurity now. - That's a good bar. That's a prover. - That's a prover. - That's a prover. - I've never thought about that. - But yeah, imagine if like I got a BBL, I got boobs, nose, everything. And it's like, my kids are gonna come out looking like the old me and I have to live with them.

- Every day you wanna be with my before. What the fuck is this man? - Yeah. - So just embrace everything and like follow people that look like you, I think. If I followed a bunch of people that didn't look like me, of course, every single day when I'm scrolling, I'm just gonna feel like shit. So follow people that look like you. - Nice, good answer. - Do you plan on getting married and having kids in the future? Yes, yes and yes. I just don't know who to and when.

I would love I would love to be married Or Even just having kids Like I would love I don't know if you guys Are on that side of TikTok yet When it's like I'm packing a pack lunch For my husband Like I'm making pack lunch For my kids

That's cute. I'm smiling because it's cute. I'm not on that side of TikTok. I'm not on that side of TikTok. I've seen them. Guys, please comment and back me, please. I've seen them. I've seen a couple. It sounds cute. Yeah, I can't wait to be a mom. I can't wait to be a wife. All of that. Okay, so what was your favorite episode case in Pink Court Room and why? I think when the guy started singing, I died because I was just faking it.

You wanted camera time and you got it. You got it. And it slapped. What is the project that you're most proud over the past few years? Being proud of myself is a sticky topic. I was going to say, this is a telling behaviour I'm seeing. Yeah. I just, I don't know. I wouldn't know how to. Oh, a house. That's a good project. Yeah. So, but everything else, I think I need to keep working, working, working.

How do you deal with hate comments? So what I've done on most of my social medias, I've muted, you can do it on most apps, I've muted a lot of words. So I've kind of filtered it to a sense where it's like, I don't see certain things. So I'm very like, dooloo. And also my assistant, she signed into my socials. So when she sees stuff, she'll be like, quickly delete, swipe, swipe, swipe, swipe, swipe. So...

Yeah, because negative comments, as much as people say like, oh, it don't get to me. On a bad day, you just see one and then you're like, fuck this. Fuck this. The amount of times I've banned myself from reading comments because I find myself in the, I always say, I don't read them, I don't read them, I don't read them. And then for some reason, one day I will read it and then there could be 964 really positive ones.

And then they'll be like, yeah, they'll be like, not that basil in James's teeth. And I'll be like, fuck, I'm never going on here again. Not the basil in James's teeth. What do you think it is like?

'Cause you guys get loads of like positive comments, yeah? 'Cause it's like, I don't know if you guys do this. You know, whenever you see a video on TikTok, the first thing you do is that you go to the comments to see if people are like, "Ah, okay, cool." - Same wavelength, yeah. - But why is it that like, like you said, 900 comments will be positive and then one will throw you, like, why do we do that? - I don't know. I think it's like human nature in terms of like,

I think probably it's because it's so, I guess in like normal face-to-face interactions, it's so normal for everyone to be like, oh, I love your hair. I love your top. I love this. I love that. So you're so used to seeing positivity as just normal. But if someone face-to-face was like, bro, fuck you. Like, fuck that nose on your head, bro. Right here. Yeah, imagine. What's so fucking funny all the time, bro? Shut up. Then you'll be like, damn. Yeah, I hear it. I hear it.

You used to do videos surrounding rating your friends' outfits. What would you rate James and Fiat's outfits right now? What would you rate their fits out of 10? Yo, you guys always look good, 10. You guys always look good. Oh, that's really nice. No, you guys actually always look good, though. Thank you. Thank you. I've seen some podcasts where it's like, I don't know if you guys make the effort or if you always dress like this, though. Because every time I see you guys, you look nice. Oh, thank you.

- That's, I don't know. - One thing I would say about you guys, you guys look very clean and it translates through the camera as well. Like hygiene, like I could tell you guys is hygiene from before I met you guys. So I wasn't shocked that you guys didn't stink. Do you know what I mean? You know that Jamaican, you know how Jamaicans will say,

Clean as a compliment. My good clean friends. My good clean, nice and clean friends. You guys are my good clean friends. - Let's go. - Thank you very much. - Yeah, you're just very, very nice. - Thank you. - But I've never seen you guys in an outfit. Thank you. I've never seen you guys in an outfit being, oh, do you know what I mean? - Okay, gang. - Yeah. - That's made my day. - What would you want to be doing if you weren't doing YouTube? Probably like an editor.

or some sort of producer, something like that. - Okay. - What about you guys actually? I wanna know. - What would I wanna do if I wasn't doing YouTube? - Yeah, like podcasting, what would you do? - 'Cause none of us are using our degrees. - Oh, bro, facts. Oh, God. - I actually did that for my parents, guys. I hold the certificate, they send it to everyone in Congo now, my degree, three years down the road for what? - Oh, brother. - For what? - Don't know where mine is. Yeah, same. - What I wanna do if it wasn't for this.

- I'll be talking realistically. - Yeah, like what would you do? - So I'm not gonna say like a footballer or some shit. - Yeah, that's a dream. - Yeah. - Oh God. - What would I wanna do? - Beg, steal and borrow. - Beg, steal and borrow. - I'm trying to find, I genuinely don't know. - I think to be fair also. - Beg, steal and borrow is wild. That is so wild. Beg, steal and borrow.

- That is so foul. That is so foul. Oh my God. - What do I wanna do? To be fair, similar actually. I think when I was actually in it, in it. - Yeah. - Props to Ellis. I thoroughly enjoyed editing. Thoroughly enjoyed it. So I remember when we started doing it, I remember thinking if this doesn't work out, I hope,

I can get a job as like an editor because this shit is just lit. So yeah, that's I think why I would like to do that too. - Yeah, and you could do it by yourself. Like you don't have to like, there's no customer service. I think that's where I would fail. - I don't wanna get started on that. - Baxter and Borough. - Borough, yeah, I was gonna stick with that. - How do you manage to keep such a happy, enthusiastic mood all the time? People just die all the time, every year,

And it's just made me, it's like every single year I get a reminder that life is too short. So every time I just wanna procrastinate on going on a trip or procrastinate on doing this and doing that, I've realized that there's a lot of people that used to be around me that aren't here and they can't come back. Like they're not coming back. So it's like, what did you do with your life? Like, so, yeah.

Yeah, so that's why I'm just always just like living day by day. Like today, God forbid, but today could be my last day. So it's like live every single day with the attitude that, listen, we're on holiday here, you know, we all gotta go someday. So just have fun. - Fair. - Have fun, enjoy yourself. Who is a content creator that you would love to be friends with? This is such an awkward question to ask like the baitest person. I know everyone.

Probably Mr. Beast. I think he's really cool. Yeah, definitely Mr. Beast or Kai. Kai Sennard. Yeah, definitely. 100%. What is the most expensive thing you ever bought in my fucking house? If you could say anything to your 16 year old self, what would it be? What was I doing at 16? Oh, leave him. Leave him. Leave him. Better, he's coming. Fair. Fair.

- Leave him. - That's so funny. - Betta is coming. - Which event do you think changed the course of your career the most? I think the first time I done the BET Awards red carpet, because that was the first time a brand had ever put me on a red carpet.

and said, do your thing. 'Cause I had never presented before. I had never done red carpet. I had no experience. - So they just go out there and be Nella. - They just go out there and I interviewed so many people. My first was like Ghana. Do you know what I mean? And I was like, so how are you today? You're in LA? Oh, the weather's nice now. - Damn, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Do you know what I mean? - Red carpet is brutal by the way. - Yeah. - It's pressure. - Yeah, it's pressure. - It's a lot of pressure. So I think,

- Yeah, that. - That's it. - Nice man. - Very nice. - Guys, I love this one. Can't say what else to add. - Yeah, this was so good. - This was really cool. - This was really, really, really cool. - Really good episode. - So anyway guys, as always, thanks Nela for coming on the show at last. - Thanks for having me. - Cool. - That was Nela Rose everybody. - Round of applause and shit, right? - Yep. - Nela Rose everyone, let's go.

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