Trisha Paytas objects to the restriction on wearing Uggs on Christopher Nolan's film sets, viewing it as an unreasonable rule.

“Absolutely not. Wait, that's crazy. What do you mean? Why is he not getting cancelled? Like what do you mean we can't wear Uggs? Comfy for our wide foot after pregnancy. Like what do you mean Uggs help us wide calves? They help us stabilize people who have over like overweight that knees hurt. The U”

Oscar Gracey expresses the view that Justin Bieber's connection to his audience is stronger than that of other pop stars like Sabrina Carpenter because they share a history through the YouTube platfor

“THERE THERE ARE PEOPLE FEW LIKE YOU AND JUSTIN BIEBER THAT GOT FAMILIAR THROUGH YOUTUBE THROUGH THAT WORLD AND THAT'S KIND OF THE CONNECTION TO THE AUDIENCE AND IT'S A STRONGER CONNECTION THAN ANYONE CAN HAVE.”

He believes the Democratic party holds itself accountable by removing members accused of sexual misconduct.

“and I just want everyone to notice that this is just another way in which the Democrats and the Republicans are not the same, right? because we get rid of the pedophiles and perverts and rapists instead of electing them president.”

He believes Benson Boone is an incredible talent who deserves his success despite the criticism he faces.

“I think when anyone has success as quickly as Benson did, people then start to question the success or like try to find a reason to make it not as valid or something like that. And I really I don't know why that is. Um, but I love Benson. I think he's an incredible talent.”

Charlie XCX's new movie is an exciting project because it leverages the artist's existing creative vision.

“it's cool because you can see their like artistry through their music videos. So you know that a film that they put out is is base level already gonna be good.”

He believes that the public reaction and speculation surrounding Madeleine Argy and Central Cee is merely a publicity stunt.

“I'm still saying PR there's nothing she can say that's going to change this for me”

Joe Budden claims that men who are hypersexual and lack specific preferences for partners are often secretly homosexual.

“Men that have a alarmingly amount of sex. I don't care if you're rich. I don't care what your situation is. And you just [ __ ] No rhythm or rhyme. No no no real like flavor. You don't like them yellow or thick or thin. You just those men are typically gay. That's my personal opinion.”

Andrew Schulz posits that Hillary Clinton's hiring of a firm to create a dossier on Donald Trump was a crossing of the line in politics.

“I think this is one of those things where there you don't know what the line is but when you know when someone has crossed it like dirty politics games this crossed the line”