The host views the public's obsession with royal figures or celebrities as a complex dynamic where society treats them with a mix of disdain and parasitic dependency.

“We are Britney. You're Britney's dad. And right now we're kind of throwing knives around on social media with unbrushed hair.”

The host argues that celebrities often view their fans as customers rather than individuals, which he finds to be an understandable, if cold, perspective.

“he sees his fans as customers but not like an insulting word it's just like how he views it obviously I can in some senses I'm like I respect you to just be like yeah [ __ ] it yeah you're all customers it's not beating around the [ __ ]”

Meghan Markle uses platitudes to sound intelligent when she has nothing of substance to say.

“I think she does that because it makes her sound smart. She thinks because she thinks she's laying all these heavy things on us, man. And it's like these little things you've heard your whole life. Exactly.”

When a podcast or media personality becomes popular, they often become a target for rumors and gossip for content.

“Matt Barnes is hot, you know what I'm saying? The All The Smoke podcast is hot. Like I was watching the fight this weekend. Lamont Roach versus Isaac and they had the All The Smoke logo in the ring. They had It is what it is Cam and Mayce they had their their logo in the ring too but All The Smoke i”

Celebrities who reach high levels of success and fame often develop a false sense of untouchability where they believe normal rules do not apply to them.

“I literally think it's the same thing as P. Diddy. It's same thing as Con or you get to a certain level where you think you're untouchable and you think that nothing's going to affect you and you're just going to be cooking.”

Celebrities who are consistently unprofessional and show a lack of accountability for their actions deserve the negative attention they receive from the public.

“Once is once is okay. Twice is barely acceptable. This is happening like every other event. It's completely unprofessional. It shows a lack of respect for the guests. Like, we can't keep doing this.”

Lena Dunham is a disturbed individual whose past actions, such as mistreating a dog, demonstrate she is unfit to be a parent.

“She turfs through dogs. like she has had a history of turfing through dogs like adopting them. She had she had this dog named Lambie. She did her first Vogue shoot with Lambie. Lambie was always with her on the set of girls. Smash cut a few few years later. She dumped the dog.”

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are narcissistic grifters who are inappropriately seeking taxpayer-funded security after making false claims about their safety.

“These two grifters have already upset the majority of Great Britain with their antics over there.”

Meghan Markle does not understand the value of discretion and should focus on being a quiet parent if she returns to Britain.

“Just be a quiet dad like anybody else who's dropping their children off at this school uh in the morning. Um will they and then picking them up in the evening. Can they just quietly go about their business and do what they need to do”

Public figures are often unfairly targeted by social media when people decide they have been popular for too long.

“Anybody that rises to the top eventually they get this flip and everyone just is like, "Ah, we've liked them for too long. Let's just find something to hate them about."”

Logan Paul believes that the experience of being a celebrity makes it necessary to set boundaries, such as refusing to take pictures while eating.

“Now I'm the James Harden. Like if I'm at dinner, that's my one rule. Well, two. When I'm rushing at the airport and then at dinner, bro, or eating, I just I won't I need I need that sanctity.”

Philip DeFranco supports Chappell Roan's decision to set boundaries with fans and criticize entitled behavior.

“So I'm fully on her side writing things like think celebrities should clap back more often. Actually, it's become weirdly normalized for fans to think they're entitled to every detail of their faves personal lives, or are owed the privilege to dictate their lives purely because they support their ca”

He believes that parents should not involve their children in public displays of their personal relationships and emotional journeys.

“present your version of your journey that's okay but don't include your children because their journey is just beginning and they don't they're not aware of that decision and how that'll affect them”

Bunnie Xo argues that women should be free to express their sexuality and maintain a personal brand without being unfairly judged for it.

“I don't know why you can't be sexy and be a mom. Like this is this is such a weird thing that people in the freaking internet world have like come up with”

Coco believes that women should be able to embrace their sexuality, pose for pictures, and have a public brand while still being dedicated, wholesome mothers.

“I'm going to stay true to who I am, you know, whatever. I'm going to be a great mother but a sexy great mother.”