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Yo. Yo. I

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am Nashville. You you

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oh, a natural beauty.

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That's beauty. That's beauty. That's beauty.

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Nah. Nah.

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Natural. Oh, yes.

1:14

Oh my god.

1:16

I can never sing it again.

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Jackie, I have tell you I sent it to Tati and

1:20

Sam. I hope that's okay.

1:21

Oh, cool. Because I said

1:23

I'm the senior this tomorrow and Sam said,

1:25

She has one of one.

1:29

I can never sing it again. I

1:31

can I can never sing it again? That's how

1:33

I thought I sounded in my head when I

1:35

was amazing on it. I have to say you really

1:37

capture, like, an early two thousand. That's what I'm going

1:40

forward,

1:40

really, like, a hundred percent on the money

1:42

It's it's really excellent.

1:44

Okay. I love when you did the natural

1:46

milk too. I

1:46

wanna do, like, a Christina.

1:48

Yeah. Can I get a oh, yeah? Just for myself.

1:50

Yeah. What

1:50

is it the same?

1:51

What's what's yours? Oh, yeah. Oh,

1:54

yeah.

1:56

That's a Yeah. It's like that's a Britney. That's

1:58

a Britney. Okay.

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I'm starting to show. I'm starting to show.

2:03

Okay. Welcome to nashbutte everybody. Welcome

2:05

to nashbutte, the beauty comedy podcast where we laugh,

2:07

we cry, and we scream. I am

2:09

your host in your guide, Jackie JAKA, the

2:11

beauty talk, Jack, Jack, your Queen of Dreams. The host of the most

2:13

singers of licensed brands on the West Coast, your favorite

2:15

over thirty beats, influenced, or your coop gay

2:18

southern Nancy is screaming while the baby is screaming.

2:21

Welcome to an attribute. Half of those things aren't even

2:23

true anymore. I don't have bangs. You

2:26

do in in spirit. I you got bang

2:28

spirit. My soul has bangs

2:30

and it always

2:31

will. Yeah.

2:32

I have banks. So that counts. That's true. Welcome

2:34

everybody to Nashville. What

2:37

you just heard? What you just

2:39

heard? I if you lose an

2:41

interview where you know I always do a

2:43

parody song at the top of every episode,

2:45

but how could I sing

2:47

after that? How could I ever

2:49

sing? I had my guest

2:51

today fill in live --

2:53

A live rendition of the National Cover

2:55

song, and that was the only take we did.

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And and I'm and I'm shook at them. Now you

3:01

get to experience that too. My guess is

3:03

a a PAL of mine, but also a

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singer songwriter. The

3:07

best singer I've ever met. And,

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Bar none, no contest. Best

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singer I've ever met, we met,

3:14

I mean, forever ago now. In

3:16

the darkness of Bonnaroo music

3:18

festival, three AM, the Gap

3:20

tent. Yep. Long story,

3:23

j he's been on, Nashville, JC

3:25

Copeland. We all heard the story on that episode.

3:27

It was a lovely magical night in the

3:29

forest. It

3:30

was it was It was lovely few

3:32

nights with me.

3:32

Yes. It was truly one of the most

3:34

fun moments of my life. My

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guest is a singer songwriter

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as I mentioned. Professor and a professional

3:41

singer has

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a new album not called The album

3:45

is out now. It is Bops, on Bops, on Bops,

3:47

on Bops, on Bops, I listened to a nonstop,

3:50

so does my son. We love

3:52

it. Finally, coming

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on Natural View, I'm gonna like Howard Stern

3:57

today and asked her questions about her album and like

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I work at

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Billboard, and I can't wait. Please

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welcome miss Rosie. I am so

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happy to be here.

4:04

Oh my god. I'm I I'm gonna

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listen to you do the next theme song

4:09

over and over and over and over over

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and just live my fantasy.

4:14

You sound beautiful on

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it. You really do. You really capture something

4:17

exactly right. I cannot wait to get your

4:19

take on all of my song because I have songs

4:21

for all my little segues and but I can't

4:23

wait. I'm gonna get your professional recording

4:25

artists. Opinion. My

4:27

cousin Noah Johnson. Yeah.

4:29

Shout out Noah Noah knows in

4:31

school to be a music producer.

4:33

Okay. Bozeman. Montana. That's been

4:35

Montana. They have a music program.

4:37

Yeah.

4:37

Amazing. Yeah. No one

4:39

might be clipping your heels, Rosie. I

4:42

don't know. Here you go. It should be coming

4:44

for your spot. Oh, and I gotta collapse,

4:46

basically. He would he don't even offer because

4:48

he will literally me for your number

4:50

and then people never leave you alone. Like

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you did Bonnie. It's

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the laugh.

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Okay, Rosie. I have to ask you the warm questions

4:58

of nashville. What type of skin do you have?

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I have dry ish.

5:03

Mhmm. Interestingly, I used to say it

5:05

was, like, not sensitive. But over the

5:07

years, I would now I would now identify

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use a sensitive skin. Okay.

5:11

Yeah. And that's that's all I have

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for you. Is there other line? No. It's

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an open question. Yeah. I heard

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it. You wouldn't believe what I've heard. What

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kind of responses? Yeah. I've heard

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gotta skin. I've heard I

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should have been more poetic. You have plenty

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of more equities. Okay.

5:28

Next question and this is exciting.

5:30

Tame me back to Little Rosie hanging out in

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the Bay Area, growing up. First

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beauty product that you remember, either

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buying or

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using. When

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was it? The first one that comes to mind is

5:43

this it was, like, called, like,

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Belo Chapstick or, like, Chad Belo

5:48

Chapstick. Stick. Okay. And there's I forget

5:50

what the it was like a blue,

5:52

like, a fat trapstick. Okay. Mhmm.

5:54

And if I smell it, I am instantly

5:57

hanging out with

5:57

my, like,

5:58

when I was fourteen year old boyfriend. Whoa.

6:01

Yeah. What was the scent? Like, it

6:03

kind of vanilla y. Okay. Yeah. And it

6:05

was, like, those kind of chapstick that was just,

6:07

like, so satisfying to put

6:08

on. Mhmm. By the way, I definitely wore makeup before

6:10

this. This is the first one that can be nice because when I was

6:12

in fifth grade,

6:13

I

6:14

think I've told you about my performance of Lady Marmulad

6:16

when I got in trouble. Oh, wow. I was

6:18

wearing like a sequin crop

6:19

top. I had like headset, Mike,

6:21

like, you know, really hot her cool. And apparently,

6:23

they thought I was a slut. And they got really upset at it. Did

6:25

you do every

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part? I didn't say we changed my friends and I

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did it. We did Vule, on Santa Monica.

6:30

Okay. What's that translate to? You

6:32

want to dance with me? Oh, cute.

6:34

Yeah. Yeah. So, wait, which one were

6:36

you? Which

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character? I was the one who's saying I mean,

6:39

like, I was the performer.

6:40

Were you good? No.

6:42

I thought I was phenomenal. Yeah.

6:44

I thought, like, I was like, is there

6:46

video of this? Oh, yeah. Because I

6:48

need to see this. It's really painful.

6:51

Yeah. And I also was so small.

6:52

Like, I was, like, the smallest six grader.

6:54

I didn't put the puberty till I was like seventeen.

6:56

So it was teeny teeny. So

6:57

and I and I had makeup on then, but I don't

6:59

remember you know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. I that's also having

7:01

a personal connection with. This

7:03

chapstick, really.

7:04

So this was for me. Your

7:05

sixth grade talent show? Yeah. My

7:08

eighth grade talent show, I say no scrubs.

7:10

Yes. Because single

7:12

had a instrumental version. Mhmm.

7:16

And we had to change some lyrics too.

7:18

Did

7:18

you have two friends? Yeah. Which one were you? Stacey

7:20

Jackman and Katrina Jacob. Shout

7:22

out to my ladies. Which one I

7:24

was tee Boss. I was tee Boss. Of course. I'm the

7:26

leader of the pack. Yeah. But we said

7:28

sit son is Butte. Instead

7:32

of broke ass, instead

7:34

of broke ass, I will say

7:36

that we were all

7:36

white. Mhmm. And looking

7:39

back, sure. We should have at least

7:41

yeah. Yeah. Maybe acknowledged

7:44

that you had no business.

7:45

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

7:45

I mean, We did not. We were all

7:48

white too. I guess -- Yeah. -- most people in that in that

7:50

lady Marm allowed remake

7:52

are not white. Exactly. Yeah.

7:55

But you at least have the the voice.

7:57

I thought I did. You know? I had destiny

7:59

in me. I -- Yeah. -- like, I know where this voice is is

8:01

going. It will get there sooner

8:03

than later. Last story and

8:05

then we'll move on, I did karaoke. I

8:07

did Lady Marmold one time, and I'd been Disneyland

8:10

all day, and I had no voice, and there was a guy

8:12

I had a crush on in the crowd. This was at

8:14

Sardos. Have you ever been to Sardos in the Valley?

8:16

I don't even know if it's still there, but it used

8:18

to be a big

8:18

deal. Is

8:19

that the what they have, like, foam coming out

8:21

of, like, oh, no. Okay. I don't know. Never

8:23

mind. Do you ever

8:23

dimples?

8:24

Maybe that's what I'm thinking. Dimples closed.

8:27

Anyway, this isn't interesting to anyone else.

8:29

I couldn't

8:29

sing. No. And I always

8:32

I always pull men with my

8:34

singing. Yeah. I just

8:35

I'm sure if you can relate. I

8:37

have once I have once

8:39

taken a boy to karaoke early on

8:41

in that way. I

8:42

honestly, I'm ashamed. Yeah. It just worked too

8:44

well. Yeah. Yeah. Just I did win in Houston.

8:46

It was like fucked up. Yeah.

8:48

If I were you, I would leave

8:50

with that. If I were you, I

8:52

would leave with

8:53

that. Like, I'd be like nice to too.

8:55

Yeah. Yeah. But

8:56

you have such a beautiful voice that I'm

8:58

not surprised if it's I

9:00

mean, you complimented me in my voice. You

9:02

have a beautiful voice. Is insane.

9:04

No. It's listen. My voice is

9:06

fine, but you're really incredible. You

9:08

have a really good voice. Okay. Thank you. You're

9:10

incredible. Which one did you you couldn't sing? It

9:12

was just Yeah. It

9:14

it it was not it was a

9:16

reverse. But I'm enduring it any any okay.

9:18

Oh my god. Oh, here it is.

9:21

Everyone gets a bonus question that

9:23

no one else gets. Oh my god. And

9:25

yours is you get to

9:27

rerecord any album in

9:29

history with you as a

9:30

singer, what album do you choose?

9:32

My god. The

9:35

amount of names flying through my mind. I mean,

9:37

because

9:37

you could literally sing anything.

9:39

I

9:39

mean Well, here's what here's what I'm

9:41

having a moral dilemma.

9:42

I don't wanna

9:43

take an album

9:44

that I

9:45

wanna listen to. Like, You know what

9:47

I'm saying?

9:47

No. I you that album still exists. You

9:50

just get to

9:50

know your album. Completely read. Oh, okay.

9:52

Okay. Oh, okay. It

9:53

opens things up a little bit, doesn't it?

9:55

It really does. I

9:57

would choose Jag a little pill,

9:58

personally. That is an amazing

10:00

choice. Or ever Levine's per

10:03

CD.

10:03

I that's also amazing. It harder I

10:05

mean, they're both very hard to sing.

10:06

Yeah. I would lower the Avril one a little.

10:08

Avril is a high She's tall. I mean,

10:11

that shit is hard.

10:11

Yeah. I could do it, but it exhausts me. No.

10:14

Do one song. Totally. I

10:16

would say honestly, I'm

10:19

surprised by

10:19

this. Yeah. But bonnie rate came

10:21

to my

10:21

mouth. Okay.

10:22

Because I've heard

10:23

the story some to talk about. Literally.

10:25

Okay. But I've heard her the story when she

10:27

recorded. I can't make you laugh me. Oh.

10:29

And she only sang it once.

10:31

Shut up. Much like my nach

10:33

beauty, honey.

10:34

Yes. So Yeah. And she had

10:36

take wonder, honey. And she had

10:38

and she had everyone leave studio

10:40

and, like, the story just is so beautiful to me that

10:43

I I'm envious. I wanna kinda do

10:45

that. But I also feel like I've learned

10:47

Beyonce album's Note a note. I'd be be

10:49

prepared for

10:49

that. I could go do really, I think

10:51

my favorite's four. Four would be fun.

10:53

Or dangerously in love was my

10:55

Mhmm. It

10:55

changed my life at the time. Phenomenal.

10:57

Oh my

10:58

god. Have you ever seen dangerously loved?

11:00

I haven't seen that. I've seen resentment. But, yes,

11:02

later.

11:03

I'm in love with you. You

11:05

said me free. Yay. Oh my god.

11:07

If you did that, I would die. I'm

11:09

gonna make you sing it for our singing party.

11:11

Okay? I can't sing.

11:13

Sing sing play for you. Okay. Good

11:16

answer. Unexpected answer. I know. I'm

11:18

saying I surprise myself. I also

11:20

could do dreams, sweetwood Mac. That looks like

11:22

you wanna

11:22

do, but those are male singers on there that kinda

11:24

get in the way. Remember when I made using songbird

11:26

in my car? Yes,

11:29

I do.

11:33

You would have sang in my wedding if I hadn't had a

11:34

video. I mean, I would have. Yeah. We can

11:37

recreate an anniversary or something. I'll

11:38

do it again. Jordan's wedding?

11:40

At Jordan's wedding. Oh, when's the

11:42

wedding? He said he's gonna ask you.

11:44

Oh, I'm of course, I will. You know you

11:46

like honored. You know how you like ask people to be your

11:49

bridesmaids with a big reveal until he's gonna,

11:51

like, come to your house and ask

11:53

or

11:53

something. I'd be honored. Yeah. I hope you

11:55

do.

11:55

That that sounds like a really fun wedding.

11:58

Money. Mhmm. You better believe it. Okay.

12:00

Enough personal information. Okay. Enough

12:02

gossip that you guys don't know about. Exactly.

12:04

The last warm up question. Yes, my warm up

12:06

questions take fourteen minutes. I love

12:08

them. This is natural beauty. We

12:10

celebrate our natural beauty here. What

12:12

is the most beautiful thing about

12:14

you? Oh my goodness. That's such a

12:16

scary question. Obviously, your boys, but

12:18

whatever. Obviously

12:21

It must be anything

12:22

about me. Yeah. I don't

12:24

know. I'm drawing

12:27

a blank.

12:27

Well, it's an

12:28

open question again. Yes.

12:30

I can go from a narrow question. You

12:31

can imagine. What have been some of your favorite answers?

12:34

Just so I

12:34

can I hear

12:34

Titties, s, t, face?

12:37

Generally It's what we're talking about.

12:39

No. Then I hear my resilience.

12:41

My I do love the ability to see the good

12:43

and I love my face. You know why

12:45

though? Because I earned them. Okay.

12:47

Yeah. I was flat chested. Everyone called

12:49

me chalkboard. Everyone my

12:52

AIM screen name was Rakatak Ros.

12:54

Because I I was trying to be I was trying to get ahead of the

12:55

joke. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like, I get it. I'm

12:58

flat.

12:58

Yeah. Literally. I stepped my bra once

12:59

my best friend of me, like, called me

13:01

out in front of everyone. Like, I just I

13:04

suffered from my flat my flat chest. Yeah. I

13:06

was just a late bloomer. And then one

13:08

day, when I was seventeen. I

13:10

woke up and had double

13:11

d's. And it was a gift from the gods. I have

13:14

no idea why.

13:14

You earned them. I earned them. Yes. And so I

13:17

feel I'm really proud of I know what it's

13:19

like to live without, and so I'm grateful to have

13:21

them with,

13:21

you know. Hashtaggratitude. Okay? She's

13:24

agratitude queen. When did you start your

13:26

period? Not till I was fourteen.

13:28

Okay. I was sixteen. Oh, you're even

13:30

late at me. And I didn't get kids.

13:32

I've never walked over my I'm

13:36

still waiting for my gratitude

13:38

there. No. I have them now, but they're

13:40

voicemail. I know. But is that fun? They're

13:42

not for me. Right. They're

13:44

for no one but but Sandy. Right. Ben's

13:47

always the other day, I go, okay. Finally, I'll

13:49

let you too. Uh-huh. And he was like, I don't

13:51

even want to, you know, I'm like,

13:53

I'm cheating. Anyway,

13:55

nothing about my kids. Okay,

13:56

Rosie. Yes. We are friends. Mhmm.

13:59

I saw you over the

14:01

weekend. That's embarrassing. Yeah.

14:02

You told me no one else in your

14:05

family can sing. I found that it's so hard to believe.

14:07

So when did you

14:08

realize, 00I can say. When

14:10

did that happen? I mean, honestly,

14:12

I was really delusional. I think

14:15

I was, like, really I was saying in the first rate

14:17

town show and I

14:17

was, like, oh my god. I am this is my dad.

14:19

You're Mariah. Yeah.

14:20

Not at all. I mean, I've seen videos. I was,

14:23

like, I was fine. I thought it wasn't,

14:25

like, correct? Kids are not good, though. That's the

14:27

thing. Because I have video of me singing as a kid,

14:29

and I used to think I was incredible. And I

14:31

listened back and I'm

14:31

like, I'm not good. But you are good. Do what

14:33

kids? I mean, occasionally, there are some there are

14:35

some kids that have you ever seen those videos

14:37

or Cristina Aguilera? It's like a She's a

14:39

freak. Yeah. She's not the exact same. It's the exact

14:41

same. Like, I just wasn't like that. So

14:43

when I I always thought I

14:44

was good and I wasn't, which

14:47

is which is I have big boobs and I'm

14:49

a good singer.

14:52

Interestingly, I had no boobs and I wasn't a good

14:54

singer. So self esteem, I guess.

14:56

But you manifest you both manifest.

14:59

But it's the first time that other people maybe

15:02

liked me was, like,

15:04

I played Epineen in a seventh grade

15:06

version of Lemus. Okay. And that was

15:08

the first

15:08

time, I remember a stranger had, like, an

15:11

emotional reaction. And I I'll never forget

15:13

that. Yeah.

15:13

I was, like, oh, interesting. We was it, like, the

15:15

janitor or something. Some lady. I don't even

15:17

know. She she came to the show. Like, the only

15:19

person who wasn't, like, someone's mom. And she wasn't a

15:21

friend of someone else's. Right. Right. And she,

15:23

like, hugged me

15:24

for, like, a full minute and was, like,

15:26

emotional. Is

15:26

there a video of that performance? Yes.

15:28

But I

15:29

embrace it. I mean, it's it's you I I

15:31

gotta find you that one.

15:32

Yes. Yeah. You don't find it for me. Find it for

15:34

the damn taka. I mean, this is this is

15:36

what we need to hear on. Okay.

15:39

So but did you did

15:41

you remember being, like, a little kid and enjoying

15:44

singing? Oh,

15:44

yeah. Yeah. Oh my god. I just oh my

15:46

god. I just loved attention.

15:48

I feel like you must have

15:49

been like that too. Oh, yeah. What's

15:50

your birthday

15:51

again? I'm a Scorpio. You're

15:52

a Scorpio. Yeah. It's like my boyfriend. Yeah. I love

15:55

Scorpio. What his is before

15:55

mine? He's November first. Oh, yeah.

15:58

Okay. At least he's a November score

16:00

because there is some rivalry

16:02

amongst the October

16:02

November's. What do you think the difference

16:05

is?

16:05

November's or the Coolness. I don't know

16:07

where But there's like a

16:08

jit Scorpio.

16:09

You know, I don't like to be a

16:12

cusp -- Yeah. -- a cusp

16:14

queen -- Yeah.

16:14

-- but because I'm the last day. So you are a

16:17

cusp queen. But I'm not. You're I

16:19

don't relate at all with the same time. I

16:21

did see a TikTok

16:21

where someone says that cups being isn't a real

16:23

thing.

16:23

Yeah. Although,

16:24

I do know some people who feel very cuspy.

16:26

You know

16:27

what? We all just do what we gotta do. I will also say

16:29

that I'm a triple Scorpio, though. So That

16:31

is so sexy. You know, Tati is a triple gemini,

16:33

my best friend. Mhmm. And then Alex, my

16:35

boyfriend, is a double

16:36

Scorpio, Leo rising. So I love

16:38

a psycho.

16:38

Sandy's a Leo Rising. She oh, he's a

16:41

little Can you believe I mean, of

16:42

course, Sandy's gonna be a performer. I There's

16:44

no chance he's not. He's either going to

16:46

be or he'll be like an count and he'll stay in the

16:48

office away. And just to be be

16:50

counting beans. And that's We love a

16:52

man with a job. Oh, yes. We did. We

16:54

love an important king. Definitely. We yeah.

16:56

We are happy for him. Okay.

16:58

I wanna ask you about the

17:01

USC pop star

17:01

major. Yep. Because I I love that you called that

17:04

the pop star. It's just the popular

17:06

music. But it is but it's better. It's

17:07

better. Yeah. So when I met

17:10

Rosie, she was in school at University

17:12

of Southern California and was

17:14

basically majoring in being a pop star. Yeah. I found

17:16

this to be absolutely fascinating. And you were

17:18

in the inaugural class -- Yes. I was. --

17:20

which since I know of the Luna --

17:22

Yeah. Two of the Luna girls. Two of the Luna

17:25

girls. -- Scott from PeletonX. Okay.

17:27

She's from the pop program.

17:28

Okay. King Princess went there for a little

17:30

bit.

17:30

What does your What does your degree

17:33

say? Does it just say a degree? To be a

17:35

bitch? She walked away. I walked away. She said I

17:37

have a

17:37

career. I started

17:37

working, but I got very

17:39

close. Yeah. Yeah.

17:40

I think it would say a degree in popular music. I mean, how

17:42

cool is that now? Is it too late for me to

17:44

upload? No. You would be perfect there.

17:48

Maybe that's what I'll do in my life. Definitely.

17:52

So how did you get into the pop

17:54

star

17:54

class? Did you have to, like, apply? Yes. You

17:57

have to apply. And you have to

17:59

come audition, and it was

18:01

really competitive. I mean, it was the first

18:03

year, so we had no idea, but it was like

18:05

and I did not go to college.

18:06

Yeah. So it was this or nothing. Right. That

18:09

was how I was feeling. And so thank thank goodness.

18:11

But, yes, audition. What

18:11

did you do you remember what you auditioned? Yes. I

18:14

think I saying Lady Marm along with breakthroughs, I

18:16

wish. I think I sang adjust

18:18

donuts on. Okay. And then and after I

18:20

sang it, the creator of the

18:22

pop program, Chris Samson, turn

18:24

to me and goes, you know, who wrote that song, I go, no. And he pointed, it was he

18:26

was a nice lamont dozier who wrote

18:27

it. And I was like, oh, my god. I'm in

18:30

Hollywood. It's like it's like,

18:32

you know, a voice and the chair was turning

18:34

around.

18:34

Literally, literally. Wow. Yeah. I didn't

18:36

get

18:36

saying that. Yeah.

18:37

How fun. Yeah. Again, no tape

18:39

of that? Oh, the that, I

18:41

don't think so. Actually. There probably is, like, some tape of, like,

18:43

my pre audition -- Yeah. -- somewhere. Did

18:46

you see

18:46

Coda? I

18:47

saw it

18:47

half an I fell so but I loved it.

18:49

Oh, just I'm a sleeper. The end is

18:51

going to kill you. I heard it's like

18:53

you're gonna sob. You're gonna Yeah. We okay.

18:56

I watched. Yeah. You're

18:57

a little waffle. You're gonna watch it. Yeah. He already watch it. I fell

18:59

asleep with him. That's what always

19:00

happens. I

19:01

love a

19:01

good fall asleep during the movie. It's

19:03

my favorite. It's like, what did girlfriends do?

19:05

Literally. Bannas are, like, Jackie.

19:08

Yeah. And I yeah. Literally,

19:10

he's

19:10

saying, you

19:11

know what? These directors seem to make the movie

19:13

shorter. I don't know. I agree. And I'm, like, already.

19:15

And I'm gonna

19:17

we're gonna get cozy in bed and turn all the lights off and put

19:19

on a movie with, like, soft voices,

19:21

and I'm not gonna fall

19:22

asleep. Exactly. We have to watch two

19:24

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20:26

Okay. We're gonna play grab back a fun, and

20:29

I'm excited for you to hear this song.

20:31

I want I want more

20:33

official tape. Okay? Okay.

20:35

Fun to get excited for

20:37

the grab

20:38

bag. Yeah. What gonna

20:41

be inside it.

20:47

That's so good. Jackie, I do think. This is this

20:49

is open my new album or what?

20:52

Really

20:52

referencing -- Yes.

20:53

-- again, an early two thousand

20:55

of different fear

20:57

like

20:57

this. I'm a chameleon. You

21:00

really are. Like

21:01

It's a Tom DeLong. It's a blank one.

21:03

It's giving blank. Blank. That's what I'm

21:05

saying. Which is the purest. Of of the

21:07

pot pie of the pot pie. Yes. It's

21:09

I love your vocal application. Thank

21:12

you. Really see what I

21:14

mean. Okay. So

21:16

grab back a fun. I have his bag

21:18

here. A pack of products.

21:21

Yes. You get the reach and it

21:23

grabs something keep it. Oh my

21:25

god. However, I put something in here for

21:27

you -- Okay. -- that I just want you to have,

21:29

and then you can still grab back a quick shot.

21:31

Okay. Because I was digging through my products,

21:33

and I found this Zodica perfumery

21:36

torus. It's a perfume made for the

21:38

torus lady. That's so It's

21:40

like I said, I have to give this

21:42

a wrong view.

21:43

Oh my god. Wait. Can I smell

21:45

it right now? You can kinda smell it through

21:47

the thing and it smells

21:48

amazing. It smells incredible. Very

21:50

sensible. Very sensible. Yes. Which is

21:52

a torah's energy. And it

21:53

also smells

21:54

rich with a torah's loves or rich energy. It

21:57

was a squirt. Yeah. I know. You and

21:59

Alice are gonna be made in heaven, this

22:01

wealthy, abundant, awful,

22:03

we love. Okay. So now so I

22:05

reach in. So we'll here, grab it. Because now

22:07

it's in the way and I need to you. Okay. So

22:09

just stick your hand in it. Now some things

22:11

are shitty, some things are good, but you've already gotten

22:13

one good

22:13

thing. Okay.

22:14

I'm so Okay. I'm really trying to

22:16

feel

22:17

Yes. To get -- Tuition. --

22:19

intuition. I'm like, should I

22:20

go for, like, more, like, bigger

22:22

and heavier? Or Well, yeah. Or is it

22:24

a trade? Or it exactly it. Don't

22:26

get greedy. Yeah. With the crap I can find. You don't

22:29

know. Okay.

22:30

Okay. Okay. Okay. Here she goes. This is as long as

22:33

anyone's ever taken care of.

22:34

Oh, you got a shitty block of

22:37

posters. You got

22:40

a shitty block

22:42

of posters. I don't

22:44

even know RGI

22:46

don't even know where that's coming from.

22:48

With, like, a, like, a weirdly tall Christmas

22:50

tree in the middle. Use

22:53

it for the guy or the one of them. Yeah. Which

22:55

great. It's great. Thank you so much.

22:58

Thank you. You're the first person to get

22:59

a, like, a legit You know what I

23:01

thought it was? What? I thought it was a pack of, like,

23:03

eye shadow. Mhmm. It's so bad.

23:07

It's not. Oh,

23:09

that was so entertaining to me. Okay.

23:11

I wanna talk to you about songwriting.

23:14

Okay. So your lyrics

23:16

are deeply personal.

23:19

Yes. And I can tell as a woman,

23:21

as a millennial woman. When I

23:23

hear these lyrics, I feel like,

23:25

oh, baby. I've been there. Yeah.

23:27

I wanted to say that. I wanted to do that.

23:29

And I'm curious,

23:32

have you ever been confronted by any

23:34

of the subjects of songs.

23:36

That's in a mood. Has anyone ever gone, oh,

23:38

hey, Rosie, it's me. Like, the jot whoever

23:40

this Joshua tree motherfucker. Oh, yeah. I don't know

23:42

who he

23:42

is. But, like, does he even know how

23:45

iconic Okay. Yeah. So here yeah. First of all, I love the

23:47

way you just ask that because so many people are, like,

23:49

skirt around that question and it's just so much more fun to

23:51

get into

23:51

it. Honey, we

23:53

don't We don't skirt No skirt. No. Nash

23:55

muting. Okay. So Joshua

23:58

Tree is about my ex

24:00

boyfriend and so many songs are about

24:01

him, but he

24:02

knows about the earlier ones. Yeah.

24:04

Yeah. And I will, to give him credit, he's

24:07

never once made it about him,

24:08

which I appreciate. I want to know how

24:11

I would deal with that. Like, if

24:13

my ex put out an album

24:15

all about me --

24:16

Yeah. And it's amazing. Like, how do

24:18

you think I dare whoever fucked up a

24:19

dare. You know? Like,

24:22

who's that? Yeah. I actually feel

24:24

like we know we we can Google that, although and she

24:27

once even, like, said something, like, trying to

24:29

make people less mean to him, which I

24:30

appreciate. Yeah. Yeah. That's something that I

24:31

always feel like It's like my right as

24:34

an artist -- Yeah. -- to

24:36

articulate however I wanted to

24:37

articulate, but it

24:38

is aggressively

24:39

my side of a story. Yeah. And,

24:40

like, even though I feel like I'm on the right side of

24:43

the story, I would never

24:45

ever ever want the

24:47

person to feel like posed

24:49

or, like, Iike, I will say

24:51

-- Yeah.

24:52

-- I dated this one guy. And he, like, really

24:54

didn't want me to write songs about him, which I thought

24:56

was strange. This is, like, why dating me. Yeah. Yeah. The first thing's about

24:58

me. That's the first. Yeah.

25:00

And then he, like, really,

25:02

really fucked me

25:03

her. Yeah. And -- That's why he didn't want to write songs. He

25:06

knew. -- he probably had a snake. That

25:07

was a snake in the ground. Yeah. He really he

25:09

really didn't throw there's a song called June

25:12

on Berry. And wrote the verse and

25:14

pre and Chorus when it was, like, we were

25:16

still seeing each other, but I could, like, feel something. I'm,

25:18

like, oh, something's up

25:20

here. And then after he walks me over, the bridge, I would tell later.

25:22

And I was like, okay. Here we go. That was the

25:24

only time I've ever done that, where I was, like, out for

25:26

blood a little bit --

25:26

Okay. -- purpose. So I

25:30

assume June was about your

25:32

boyfriend. Oh, no. Because

25:34

the album is a little bit about it. There's a

25:36

lot of episode. Yeah. So I was like,

25:38

then it got to that part, and I'm like,

25:40

oh, shit. Yeah. Oh, oh,

25:43

shit. Okay. There's something going

25:45

on

25:45

here. This isn't so fair until after all. So

25:47

it's nice to hear. Yeah. But

25:49

that's

25:49

not nuts. I think my favorite lyric

25:51

of your whole album is

25:54

that that bridge. Oh my god. Thank you. What'd you go?

25:56

You go. Hold on. I'm not gonna say Please

25:58

do. I wouldn't give it justice.

26:01

You go. I

26:02

got played and downplayed. You

26:04

got laid and non scared. Wait.

26:07

I

26:07

can't do it like you said. That's been so

26:09

good. And I I waiting for

26:11

someone to notice out there because that's one of my

26:13

states too. When I saw you live

26:15

and you did that, I literally go,

26:17

oh, it's shit. Oh,

26:20

Oh, we've

26:22

all been there. It's

26:23

too. Because this song was just like,

26:25

you know, my son was born in June as

26:27

I told you, like, think

26:28

of Sandy. You wanna hear that sound to an extent?

26:31

Yeah. And then all of a sudden, it's like, oh,

26:33

but no. You said that. You went

26:35

that girl. I know. And I was like,

26:37

oh shit. Yeah. Oops. Yeah.

26:39

Exactly. But it's powerful.

26:41

I I want somebody I

26:43

mean, I don't want somebody to fuck me over,

26:45

but what a way to

26:47

encapsulate that pain to give it a

26:48

purpose. Have you

26:49

written songs? Nothing good.

26:52

I'm sure you have. I I can pull up

26:54

my poetry from

26:56

eighth grade. You

26:58

know, I was kinda onto something

27:00

at one point. But

27:03

no. I My

27:05

art comes out in my speaking

27:07

-- Yes. -- senior humor. Yes. Yes.

27:09

I'm working on my Wallowind show

27:11

about -- Yes. My how

27:13

to find a second

27:13

husband. And in order to find a

27:16

second husband, you have to have a shitty first

27:18

husband. So

27:18

it's about, like, how did I find my shitty

27:20

first husband? And what did that mean?

27:23

So that's gonna be really fun. Love

27:24

that. Come on love. Come on. I

27:27

can't

27:27

wait. And bring the wolf of of bring

27:29

the wolf. I'm not

27:29

calling him that. I don't know. You can call him

27:31

Wolfy. I love that. A lot of my friends do.

27:34

Speaking of that. Yeah.

27:36

I wanna talk about Flo. Yeah.

27:38

So Rosie's album Barry BERRY.

27:42

Just to clarify, not bury the

27:44

TV show, Barry. Exactly. Or

27:47

Barry, like, I'm a bearer. I'm bearer ass.

27:49

Berry like the fruit. There's

27:52

a song called Flow. Yep.

27:55

Flow is spelled different than the word flow

27:57

we think of. It's spelled FFL0W

28:00

-- Yeah. -- for people looking it up right

28:02

now on Spotipod. is

28:05

it extra?

28:06

Rosie? Yep. So this was from the

28:09

gods. This one wasn't me. I wrote

28:11

a song called Flow. It was a love song

28:13

for my

28:14

boyfriend. I don't know where that word came from. It's not a

28:15

word that I

28:16

use on a daily basis. Yeah. And

28:18

then about a month later, I was

28:20

like, holy shit flow back

28:23

grids spells

28:23

wolf, which is my

28:24

boyfriend's last name. And so I

28:26

added the extra f. Yes. Just because it was so

28:29

I I you're right. Like, I write

28:31

personal songs that I was, like, I might have just, like, fuck it.

28:32

Leave it

28:33

in. Leave it in. Leave it

28:36

in. It's too weird. Yes. So

28:37

that's that's where the double f came

28:40

from. So can I give everyone a visual

28:42

here? Mhmm. If anyone watches

28:44

movies, any movie heads, an

28:46

audience. Okay? Have you seen Jumanji

28:49

heard of it. Have you seen I

28:51

don't know, hereditary Heard of it.

28:53

The biggest horror movie of the

28:56

year. Have you seen Pig

28:58

old -- Yes. -- a lot of three letter

29:00

movies that came out. Yeah.

29:02

So Alex Wolf, young entrepreneur --

29:04

Yes. -- super talent is

29:06

your man. Yes. They're a power

29:09

couple. And I've met this young

29:11

man. He's twenty

29:13

four going on forty four. In the

29:15

best way, like, he's on a churn old

29:18

songs. Yes. Yes. I'm blown

29:20

away by him. You two together are just it's

29:22

there's so much

29:22

talent. That's nice. Thank you. And he's in

29:24

the video for this. Yes, he is. Did you have

29:27

to, like, call his agent and negotiate?

29:28

No. But III

29:32

am, like, really I feel really lucky

29:34

that he said yes to it because that's the

29:36

I would never assume that he would do that,

29:37

but he

29:38

was so he's just, like, so nice

29:40

and helpful.

29:40

He's,

29:41

like, a really full supportive person. So we had a lot

29:43

of fun making out all day in your camera.

29:46

Yeah. I mean, it's it's a it's a

29:48

but this song I listened to

29:50

this song all the It's literally in my head when I go

29:52

to sleep is in my head. It's a it's a

29:54

bop, as they say. Mhmm.

29:56

I've dissected the recording of this song.

29:58

I've listened to it so many times. I've listened it on my record

30:00

and my AirPods walking with

30:02

Sandy. I'm

30:03

curious, I know you have a

30:06

producer that produces albums and and

30:08

your words and whatnot. But,

30:10

like, each little nuanced way

30:12

you deliver each note Is that

30:14

something you decide? Or is that something that a

30:17

producer decides? Because, like, you'll go,

30:19

uh-uh. And I'm like, who decided

30:21

the up? Who decided the

30:23

up? That would be me. Yeah. That but that's

30:25

because I've done it the other way. Yeah. I've

30:27

definitely over with the

30:28

years. I've had people work, like,

30:31

really, like, what they call vocal produce. Okay. Yeah. Yeah.

30:33

I've had people really try and do that. And I'm not

30:35

saying, like, it can be amazing for

30:37

me. Like, I'm such a story

30:39

my whole the whole point to tell the story --

30:40

Yeah. -- that that vocal is

30:44

one maybe two takes from

30:46

my house. During

30:48

quarantine. I just recorded it myself.

30:50

Wow. Because it's

30:52

better. Like, for me, if I go in and try I

30:54

did, I think, try and re I try and rerecord so

30:56

many of my songs. And they always lose something. Yeah. It's

30:58

like they they lose the emote

31:00

something. Yeah. And and so just for me

31:02

personally, it just goes better if I just sing it a

31:04

couple times and we call it a

31:05

day. So That that the little

31:08

thing would be Yeah. Yeah. And

31:10

then just, like, eat the decides on

31:12

the runs. And then they go up, do they go

31:13

down, or they cut off quickly, like, I noticed all

31:16

those little things. Yeah. That's amazing that

31:17

you noticed. And I'm just like, how

31:18

who decided this? Well, that that is on

31:21

me, but I will say, who I

31:23

wrote that with my friend, Eric Levy,

31:25

who produced the song. I guess technically

31:27

COBRA produced it, but he really I think she get all

31:29

the credit. He's amazing. And he always has

31:31

a lot of creative ideas

31:33

always. Mhmm. And sometimes they're vocal

31:35

related. Yeah. For the most

31:36

part, like, the performance of the vocal, like, my

31:39

thing. So that's easy, but he'll come up. I

31:41

don't know if he did on Flow, but

31:43

on a bunch of my other songs that we've done,

31:45

he comes up tons of harmonies -- Yeah. -- tons of,

31:47

like, interesting background parts and stuff. Very clever. You think

31:49

he would

31:50

help me with my album? Yes, he

31:52

would.

31:54

So this I don't wanna the

31:57

song flow is about

31:59

how you could love somebody and

32:01

it be this intense, amazing

32:04

experience. But if your timelines aren't the same

32:06

-- Yep. -- it's not gonna be

32:08

the true

32:08

love. It's not gonna be the story. Song

32:11

should

32:11

be in your one woman show, not to

32:13

pitch myself.

32:13

Yes. But

32:14

you're like, I couldn't have met my great

32:16

sex husband until I married my

32:18

first husband.

32:19

Yes. Timing is everything

32:21

sweetie. Yes.

32:21

And that's what the song's about. It's

32:24

about I'm ready now

32:26

for this love. I'm flowing now --

32:27

Yeah. now are the stars

32:30

have aligned at this exact time and brought you

32:32

when you're supposed to

32:32

be with me. And what a beautiful idea?

32:35

Yeah. I know. And I yeah.

32:37

And that's why about it in your concert that some

32:39

of your friends who were single love the

32:41

song because it's aspirational. It's like

32:43

the reason I haven't met my person yet

32:45

is because it they're not ready yet.

32:47

I'm not ready yet. It'll come together. We'll

32:50

fly. We will fly with two.

32:52

Exactly. With two double It's

32:54

okay. And

32:56

that's why when I heard it makes me think of Sandy

32:58

because I'm like,

32:59

oh, thank god I didn't meet you ten years ago.

33:01

Yeah. Oh, I just

33:02

got shit. It went so he would beat

33:04

who he is. He wouldn't have his daddy.

33:07

And all the lyrics I'm not all of them,

33:09

but most of them, I really like,

33:11

just the world's burning down, but I'm here with you in

33:13

the bed and we're gonna be fine. And

33:16

it's it's just so good. Oh,

33:18

thank you. Not so excited for

33:20

all that. I need just to listen to it now.

33:23

Yeah. Okay. I how much longer

33:25

do we have? We have plenty of time.

33:27

I'm so happy. Okay. You get to hear another

33:29

one of my song. Okay. Great. Now this is

33:32

technically not a singing one, but

33:34

I need your take. This is new

33:36

palette. Who days? Okay. A

33:38

lot of palettes come

33:39

out, Rosie. Uh-huh. I don't even know if you

33:40

like

33:41

palettes. Is this like Like, I

33:43

check

33:43

out. So I'm I don't know

33:45

enough to know if I Well, guess what? You're about to

33:47

see some new ones. Okay. Great. Can't

33:50

wait. Soft girl, new

33:53

talent, who did. I do

33:55

it all, honey. I do spoken

33:57

word. I do

33:59

it all. That was really amazing.

34:01

Was that fun too? You love the simplicity.

34:03

Yeah. You don't need more. No. Of course,

34:05

you don't need to overdo it. I don't

34:07

overproduce here. I'm like, you wouldn't flow. I'm like, you flow in. TripAdvisor

34:10

down. Yes.

34:12

Okay. So So

34:15

the the beauty industry is completely unhinged. Yep. I'm gonna text these you.

34:17

You have oh, wait. Our phones are on airplane mode. Okay. I'll

34:19

show you on the okay. I'll show you on

34:21

the computer. Okay. So The

34:23

first one, this is all

34:26

kind of music

34:27

themed. Okay.

34:27

Great. Which I thought was

34:30

fun, or at least they pertain to you in some

34:32

way, and I'll I'll put a to

34:34

c. Okay. So this one, are you a

34:36

Disney queen?

34:38

No. Yeah. Me neither. Yeah. I I'm

34:40

okay with it. Yes, I am. Yeah. Yeah. So

34:43

this is the color pop. It's a small

34:45

world collection. So They're

34:51

putting out pallets for everything now. Wow. One ride

34:53

at Disneyland gets its own

34:55

collection rosy. It's a

34:57

small world collection. Okay.

35:00

Here's the

35:01

palettes. Okay. We got blushes.

35:02

We got highlighters. I think we

35:04

have some lip products. Yep. So

35:08

let me just zoom in here and show you

35:10

some of the

35:11

colors. So here's the

35:14

palette. Okay. What's your

35:15

initial take? Is this something you would gravitate

35:17

towards? Is this something that you

35:19

would pass

35:20

by? We've already established

35:22

Disney doesn't really ring your bell.

35:24

Yeah. It's not okay. First of

35:26

all, I thought I need to say full disclosure. Yeah.

35:28

I am somewhat as long as I have had makeup put

35:30

on me, I am somewhat new to my

35:33

own excitement. This is a very recent

35:35

thing for me. And so

35:37

part of this is that I'm an idiot.

35:39

Mhmm. But separately, it's just my taste. Yeah.

35:41

It's a

35:41

little too much for me. Yeah. What's too much

35:44

for a salty Yeah. Natural

35:46

girl. Exactly. Yeah. I'm a natural and if

35:48

we're gonna get somewhere, we're gonna get smokeier.

35:50

And then but then

35:52

cute. Yes. No. This is cute.

35:54

It's very cute. Yeah. And yeah. That's not really

35:56

the problem. Myself. Yeah. This

35:58

is

35:59

cute. The colors are

36:01

called joy, smile, laugh, friendship.

36:04

I also I think I'm

36:06

a little bit like one of my biggest fears in life

36:08

is for someone to think that they, like, me. Like,

36:10

I am a really irrational focus of, like, being, like, the last to know.

36:13

Okay. And so I feel like they're trying to trick

36:15

me into thinking this is different than something else with

36:17

--

36:17

Yep. -- with the name. No.

36:19

A hundred percent. I don't wanna be tricked. I That is

36:21

such a good take because the whole point of the

36:23

game new pal out who this is to point out

36:25

how insane all the pallets? Are they

36:27

coming in? Exactly. They come out so often.

36:30

Yeah. Every little thing is licensed. Now

36:32

one right at Disneyland --

36:32

Yeah. -- is it all palettes? Yeah. Not

36:35

only is ever on palettes, has a whole

36:37

collection. Yeah. That's Highlighters. We have

36:38

Who's putting it out? Like Disney makeup? This is

36:41

Colorpop. Do you know about Colorpop? No. Oh, I

36:43

love that you don't know that

36:46

makes me so happy. You're like, I

36:48

have brain cells for other things in the

36:50

world. I don't need them for this.

36:52

Okay. Next up. I'm

36:54

excited about this. Now,

36:56

you've delved into the world of

36:58

cinema. Yeah. Fair to

37:00

say. Sure. Do you have a

37:02

song on the Hunger Game Sound Trust? I do have a song on the Hunger Game Sound

37:03

Trust. So honey, she knows

37:04

a little stuff in about the

37:08

cinema. Yes. So

37:10

there's a new movie coming out called Avatar. Heard

37:12

of it. Heard of it. This is

37:15

the Avatar. Oh my

37:18

god. Limited edition next palette.

37:20

Now if you hold it up to your face,

37:22

your the eyes sink off.

37:25

So, wait, what? I'm a pallet. No. The

37:27

pallet looks like eyes. Oh. Oh. So you can

37:29

put it up next to your face and it looks

37:31

like you're wearing an out of your

37:33

eyes. Oh, my god. Got it. Let me get

37:35

colors,

37:35

Gloria. That's kinda fun. So here's the

37:37

colors. Okay. The water

37:40

it says water connects all

37:42

things. Wow. It would be deep.

37:44

Navi eyes. Mhmm. And here

37:47

are the colors.

37:49

We've got They're a little

37:52

bit more sultry, but absolutely

37:54

colorful. Yeah. But they're they're

37:55

more down my lane. Yeah. I

37:56

would say. Like, you know, I I like a brown.

37:59

Vibe. Sometimes I see some nice little brown like What

38:01

about the color

38:02

pink? What about the blue?

38:04

No. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think. But you know what,

38:06

again, here actually, here's another thing about me. I'm,

38:08

like, really bad with colors. Like, I don't like, I like,

38:10

I'm not color blind. She's a neutral queen. I just

38:12

know. I just I don't always know. Like, I'm trying

38:14

to paint a room in my house. Yeah. And I can't for the

38:17

life and I make a choice because I have hard time

38:19

surning between --

38:20

Oh. -- similar colors. Okay. Yeah. Like, is that

38:22

bluish or

38:23

Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Like, so I

38:25

don't know what that means. Is there a thing.

38:27

It's like half color blind. I feel like that's

38:29

me.

38:29

I don't know, but somebody probably could tell us. Someone

38:31

out there can tell us. So

38:32

also could be the again, it's just that's

38:34

not what you you don't have an eye for Yeah.

38:37

I don't have shades. It's it's

38:38

all about an emotion for me. Like, how does this how

38:40

does this paint make me feel? Yes. How does this

38:42

palette make me feel? Yes.

38:44

And I'm not as I'm not upset with this palette, but not

38:46

I'm not buying it. Yeah.

38:48

I wonder what Rosie's song

38:50

would be good for the Navi sound

38:53

track for the avatar music. I would

38:55

write them You just had a

38:57

song. The what was the movie, the Oh,

38:59

Kevin Hartman? Yes. Yes. Yes.

39:00

Me time. Yeah. That's a friend's song.

39:02

How

39:03

fun was that? It was really cool. And it made me laugh because it was, like, this whole

39:05

montage of I haven't heard Mark Walberg being

39:07

besties. But, like,

39:09

to my song with the only thing they were being, like, me and Tati. Yeah. funny.

39:12

Yeah. I

39:14

that was really fun. Yeah. So Like

39:16

I

39:17

said, we'll get it we'll get

39:19

a Rosie song on the You know, the Avatar

39:21

soundtrack. I don't know what song, but we'll we'll think

39:23

it maybe

39:25

maybe June, maybe Jazz live.

39:26

Past Light Field Avatar. Like -- Right. -- I

39:28

could see them riding on giant dragonflies

39:32

to that. Pass. Like -- Yes. --

39:33

I kind of forget the plot of Avatar has been

39:36

so long. I I think it's

39:38

an environmental message,

39:40

which is why putting out this little shitty

39:42

palette

39:43

is feels counter productive to the mid Alright.

39:45

I have a song called orange skies that I wrote

39:47

about the fires. That's

39:50

growing environmental connected. That's the

39:51

winner. We're doing that. Yep. We're throwing that in. Okay. Here's the

39:53

last one. And typically,

39:56

we don't talk

39:58

about Mac on that shoot just because

40:00

Mac tests on animals

40:02

in in China. They still do

40:04

that. I you know, I've had

40:06

conflicting reads lately about it, so we don't know.

40:08

But all we know is that Mac

40:10

put out a Whitney Houston

40:13

collection. We

40:16

know you stand. I do stand aggressively. I'm

40:18

curious with the legal like, do they have

40:20

to get, like, oh, yeah. Houston. Oh, yeah. They make

40:23

Oh, yeah. Okay. Someone's profiting this movie, that's great.

40:25

Okay. So, you know, the movie's coming out. Yeah.

40:27

I know. So the movie's coming out. They use

40:30

these shades in the

40:32

move. Okay. We have a

40:34

lip, a lip glass, a

40:36

blush, and of course, a

40:38

palette. Yeah. So let's go in

40:40

on this palette.

40:42

Whitney's nippy iconic

40:44

palette here in the colors.

40:46

So these are definitely more

40:48

rosy. I will wear this.

40:50

Yes. I would wear these. Those are really those are they're you know what they are?

40:52

They're mature. They're mature. They're

40:54

smoky. They're

40:55

sexy. They're sensual. Yeah. Sensual.

40:58

And I

40:59

can see rock and all of these.

41:02

A hundred percent. I would do, like, again, as long as

41:04

Whitney's family in some ways benefiting

41:06

from --

41:07

Yes. -- I'm I'm

41:10

thrilled. That

41:10

doesn't fuck around. They did the Selena collection. Right. Right. They

41:12

did

41:12

the Mariah

41:13

collection. Right. Right. They

41:14

they're always oh,

41:15

god. God. Yeah.

41:18

God.

41:18

They they don't they don't illegally license anyone. Okay.

41:20

So you don't have to worry about that. Right.

41:22

Right. Right. Paperwork is in play.

41:25

Yeah. Yeah. I don't I'm I'm not feeling good about the animal testing either. I know. if

41:28

we're just talking about palette here, this is my

41:30

favorite. I had to show you the Whitney

41:32

ones. Exactly. All three had

41:35

a musical element. Totally. It's

41:38

a small world. A

41:40

song. Amazing. We've all heard it. You

41:42

know, Avatar Soundtrack? I

41:44

don't need to point it out. You're a grown ass woman.

41:46

Yeah. So I had I had to

41:48

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41:50

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get to you.

42:52

Okay. I get a text from you.

42:54

I believe it said I just learned

42:56

about

42:57

makeup. And it seemed like you

42:59

were excited. I'm

43:00

really excited. Yeah.

43:01

I'm really excited. So what have you

43:03

learned What's going on? Okay. Here's what's up. Yeah. Like

43:05

I said, I'm not very visual. I have, like, never and

43:07

I also have horrible, like, small motor

43:10

skills. Mhmm. Like, the things I'm bad at are,

43:12

like, I horrible handwriting and, like, I'm bad at noticing things.

43:14

Okay. Like, those are my worst

43:16

qualities. Okay. I

43:19

mean, there's a lot more worse qualities, but those are some makeup

43:22

related bad

43:23

qualities. And

43:24

I've had my

43:24

makeup done so much. Yeah. You'd think I

43:27

would have learned fucking anything. Well,

43:29

you weren't paying attention. You were probably going through

43:32

lyrics and whatnot. And it's it's

43:34

it's luxury. You think, why

43:36

would I ever need to do this when she's doing it

43:38

to

43:38

me? How silly is that?

43:40

And also, it turns out makeup is fun. That's what we ever recently

43:42

learned. And

43:42

so now, I wake up

43:46

and I put on a little here's

43:48

what I here's the tooth. I only have one look. This

43:50

is my and I'm wearing it. That's all you need. This

43:52

is my only look. All you need is what?

43:54

Yeah. And, yes, I had jury duty. I put on a look. I said, I'm gonna jury

43:56

duty. Jury duty. Court luck. You

43:57

know? It's the same look I did for my

44:00

nash beauty because it's

44:01

only my look and the court look are the same look.

44:04

And and we're here for that. And

44:06

what it is is I want my

44:08

skin to be flawless.

44:10

Okay. Yes. I really have, like, ASMR joy with

44:12

these, like, tubes of blush. Okay. Yeah.

44:14

That I'm using that are We took a photo because

44:16

I

44:17

forget of stuff. There we go. I it's

44:20

Westman attack. Oh, okay, honey. She's

44:21

spent money. It's yeah. Yeah. No. That's what I'm

44:24

saying. I've never done this before. I'm

44:26

gonna do You're doing it.

44:28

Some booji. This is my this is my one

44:30

look. You only got one look,

44:32

you might as well do it out? Exactly. So I

44:34

have I

44:36

have the Do do. Blushing that

44:37

guy. Whoa. Do do. Do do. Okay. And then

44:39

I That

44:39

was a bold choice. Literally, the

44:41

light up

44:44

highlight stick. Okay. And that is my that's my favorite. That's a

44:46

very popular product.

44:47

Is it? Yes. Okay.

44:48

Because I was at I was I was shows

44:50

with Pat, my best friend who -- Yeah. --

44:54

us. And she was like, Tati never wears makeup, but

44:56

somehow knows all about it. Like, she just knows

44:58

way more than me. And I didn't

45:00

know about this thing. And she was like, Rosie,

45:02

you need to know something. Yeah. Okay.

45:03

This

45:04

is the moment. You can't be a pop star and

45:06

not at least know about Westman Italia

45:08

highlight stick.

45:09

Also, Ariana Grande sends me

45:11

all her, like, press

45:13

-- Wow. -- things, which is maybe one of the greatest

45:16

things ever happened to

45:16

me. I'm getting on that list. We met once

45:18

-- Okay. -- and I pulled the

45:20

Jack and saying to her. I literally pulled the

45:23

jacket off. Like, you did to

45:25

DeAngelo. Yes. And I'm sure you're I've

45:27

favorite that

45:27

song. DeAngelo on a plane. And if you're the most

45:30

recent Chapman, you say, yes. Okay. Yeah.

45:32

And you're the reason I

45:32

got to shake his hand on them, so I never forget that.

45:34

I love you. Yeah. I

45:35

could have run away with DeAngelo

45:38

and never and he was other parties again. Yeah. I gotta run away with

45:40

him. I'd be Jackie

45:42

Deangelo right

45:43

now, literally. Anyway,

45:45

so I

45:46

was my friends, Scott Hoying Petatonic's is friends with Ariana,

45:48

and so we went to her show, and then we got to go

45:50

backstage. And I'm a really

45:52

big

45:53

Ariana family. Well, vocul. Genuinely listen to her all the

45:55

time. Yeah. Her vocal is outrageous. And

45:58

she asked me very nicely, like, what kind of music

46:00

do you like? What kind of stuff? And

46:02

I go, my

46:04

favorite, like, moment in all of

46:06

singing is when Lauren Hill and the Fuji's

46:07

goes, you can't

46:09

run away from this stat

46:11

I got old baby. Yeah, baby. I

46:13

think that to her. Yeah.

46:15

And she was

46:15

like, okay. And she followed me in

46:18

Instagram. I'll never

46:20

forget it. Met

46:20

from my side. Her. Oh. And so

46:22

she she and I have she's been just very,

46:24

very nice to me. Like, when I sent her my

46:26

music and she's very sweet and supportive.

46:29

Such a lovely it makes me wanna be nice to everyone because

46:31

I'm like, you'd made my day just by

46:33

with this little

46:34

DM. I absolutely love

46:35

to hear that. Yeah.

46:36

She's

46:37

really been sweet. And so she sends me her stuff. And I She

46:39

has great makeup. I love the lip glosses

46:41

particularly. That's my that's my fave. Yeah. But

46:43

it's all really great. Ram.

46:45

Yes.

46:45

Yeah. So that's one that's also

46:48

kinda got me started. Because I was, like, if Ari is

46:50

sending me this out anywhere Of course. What

46:52

a hookup? Can I just say that I've

46:54

saying this on s shoot

46:56

before? Yeah. No tears left

46:58

to cry when she

46:58

goes, we got him vopin. We

47:02

vopin. We

47:03

vopin. Yes. Exactly. Can't do it.

47:05

That's so good. That's one of my

47:08

favorite vocal pop star

47:09

notes.

47:09

Yeah. She she really can

47:11

sing. That whole run. The whole We're

47:13

we're just that about taking all

47:16

this hay, we're out

47:18

here. We're

47:19

fine. We're fine. We've fine. No. She doesn't know a

47:20

little different at the end, but I love that. If I had

47:23

do you ever not sing? Do you just ever

47:25

are you quiet? Yeah.

47:27

You mean, I was singing and you look

47:30

back and go down. No.

47:32

No. It's like it

47:34

just feels it feels it's more of like an internal fan.

47:36

Like, it feels really good. Yeah. I feel I mean, you

47:38

know, it feels so good. I wish everyone could sing.

47:40

Like, I actually think it would be

47:42

a less

47:43

depressed, less anxious

47:46

If everyone was, like, an acquirer. Yeah. You're like, just

47:48

feel so

47:48

good. Oh, love to be an acquirer. We should

47:50

find acquirer. Yeah.

47:51

But it needs to have, like,

47:52

we got a like, I remember an eighth grade.

47:55

Our little, like, music class saying, you

47:57

gotta be bad. You gotta be

47:59

like, wait. I want that kind of quiet. And

48:00

then I sing

48:01

that to Sandy. That's a great song. We

48:03

should acquire acquire. Yep. Okay.

48:06

We'll work on it. Remember we talk about we're

48:08

gonna start a band the four of us? Oh,

48:10

yeah. But who is the fourth? Allen.

48:13

Yeah. Bad accent. I forgot my

48:15

boyfriend. I don't remember we had a

48:18

name. I don't remember what I forget

48:19

it too. Because that I can't wait

48:20

till we all get to jam again. I see

48:23

coming. I'm gonna try him over the naked and if he's in

48:25

town. Any other special

48:26

guest? She she's down. Okay.

48:28

I've

48:28

been having Ben practice her music

48:31

for me. Can we say it? Or should we

48:32

not I

48:33

don't wanna Just in case it doesn't

48:35

happen. Yeah. She was down,

48:37

and I'm sure if she's not

48:39

out of town. She will be

48:40

there. Okay. She loves

48:41

that stuff. Shouldn't you guys will love each

48:44

other? That's gonna be hard. I'm I won't

48:46

embarrass you. You won't embarrass me. Love

48:48

it. I'm gonna try my hardest to

48:50

not embarrass

48:50

you. Let's just say Rosie's pulling some makeup with shit. Rosie's

48:54

pulling

48:55

some makeup with this

48:57

is something that we randomly do. We all get together

49:00

and sing, like, one night. We all

49:02

drink wine and eat our kudry, and we just,

49:04

like, play music, and we sing

49:06

all

49:06

night.

49:06

Yeah. Because there's a group of us that there's a lot of piano

49:08

players in the game. Yes. Do you

49:10

play guitar?

49:11

No. Do you play piano?

49:13

No. I'm from I'm because I'm

49:15

based on my picture, you want an instrument. I know. That's

49:17

why you invented a really perfect reach

49:19

out. Yes. You didn't even play anything.

49:22

Ever. Yeah. Okay. Keep going so far. More things.

49:24

Okay.

49:24

And I will say -- Yes. -- while makeup

49:26

is new to me

49:27

-- Yeah. -- skincare I've

49:30

been obsessed with more makeup

49:32

thing. Yeah. The glossier stretch

49:35

eye concealer. Okay.

49:38

I have Luvs. Yes.

49:40

Because I was using

49:41

a NARS one. Mhmm. And I

49:42

liked it. The pot. No. It

49:44

was like a stick that you like dot, and I

49:46

use, like, the honey -- Mhmm. -- whatever. And

49:48

I liked it, but then I got I got this glossier one and it, like, truly,

49:51

like, slides across my face --

49:53

Yeah. -- really satisfying way. Like Have you been

49:55

to the glossier store? I have it. But

49:57

it looks like you gotta go. Oh, amazing. I would love to

49:59

go. It's on Melrose

50:00

Place. I love to do that. Yeah. One of

50:02

my this is really to show you how

50:04

new I am to really, like, wearing any

50:06

makeup. Yeah. I got my first beauty blender. Okay. Yeah. And

50:09

it is a lot easier than it is in

50:11

my fingers. I know. They're that I

50:13

love the hype, though.

50:15

Soap. Just soap. Water

50:16

soap. Soap. Just rinse it every

50:18

day. You're supposed to rinse it every day.

50:21

That's what the the founder of beauty mother's

50:23

been on ash

50:23

butte. Okay. Okay. And what a fascinating story? Okay. Incredible. amazing.

50:26

Woman owned brand. That's amazing. Has it sold the

50:28

company as far as I know? Wow. Still owns

50:30

it. He's a makeup artist.

50:33

Wow. Making that cash -- Genius. --

50:35

honey making that cash? Proud of her. I know me

50:37

too. Really?

50:37

Self a shutdown. Another

50:39

thing I got was this

50:41

makeup forever lip liner that Hailey Bieber

50:44

uses. Okay. Yes.

50:44

I saw all those TikToks. And I really like it.

50:46

Yeah. But it's only lip liner ever used,

50:48

so nothing to compare but I really like it. And I've never over I

50:51

started the

50:51

Well, you have real

50:52

lips. You don't have to. I always say it feels

50:54

unfair that people are gonna have fake lips when III

50:57

guess gets some rewards for having real

50:59

lips. Yeah. But then I'm,

51:00

like, that's a

51:01

that's a hate that's a hater mentality. I want

51:03

everyone to have the

51:05

lip surgery. That's true. But everyone looks at your

51:07

mouth, like, you're a mouth for a living. And so maybe, actually

51:09

So I I keep that lip looking

51:11

from. That's true. I

51:13

think keep it. Mhmm. Exactly. So I love that lip

51:15

liner. Yeah. It's like a a

51:18

toppy color. Yes. Exactly.

51:19

I've seen your name. I have

51:21

it right here. Because everyone's

51:22

obsessed with her nails too. Right. And I did

51:25

the, like, acrylic thing or whatever they were for a

51:27

while, and I was really fun,

51:29

but it just such a

51:30

pain. It's a it's a upkeep. But I can't do anything. don't

51:32

have the time anymore. Yeah. You don't. My

51:34

voice

51:34

cracked. I don't have the

51:38

time anymore. With

51:39

your sweet baby. Yeah. Okay. And

51:42

then the other thing I have

51:44

is this

51:47

Okay. I'm gonna try and say this.

51:49

Is it Jillian Dempsey Lidcup? Oh. That

51:51

You

51:51

know who that is? No. That's Patrick

51:53

Dempsey's Wi Fi. Are you kidding me. That's McDreamy's

51:55

wife. Hot. I know. Are they still together? Yeah.

51:58

They they were they separate it for a little

52:00

bit and they go back

52:01

together. Oh, left story. Honey. We

52:04

all take breaks sometimes. I love this lit

52:05

tent. Yeah. She started her

52:08

own she was one of the first

52:11

That's probably not true. She was she

52:13

is a makeup artist and started her own

52:15

line. Before it was a trend that everyone was doing that

52:17

-- Right. -- she's been it's been around a

52:20

long time. Right. That's the first time I think anyone's

52:22

ever brought up a Jillian WTI product on

52:23

edge. Okay. So I was actually worried that everything I just said was

52:25

so basic and idiotic that your list nurse. No.

52:28

All you experts out there.

52:29

No. I think I was just

52:31

Some

52:31

definitely some old schools. Okay. Like,

52:33

the glossy concealer hit hard

52:35

when it hit And it's not and it's

52:37

a What's what is that product with it? On

52:38

from it, but it why? It's a great product.

52:40

Right. Okay. This one, I feel like people might not

52:42

know. I don't even know how to say this, but I

52:45

I don't wear foundation. I wear tinted sunscreen.

52:48

Yes. And it's this I've

52:50

never seen that in my life. That looks like a fake

52:52

product. I have to say I love And I didn't

52:54

even get that. I got it at the same place where I got

52:56

the fancy blush. You were telling me that's my hosie

52:58

blush. Where'd you go at that? What's that

53:00

place on that? It

53:02

was very Is that violent

53:03

gray? I

53:03

think it was Oh, violent gray. Yeah. Yeah. It was highly gray. You're right across

53:04

the street. You could've gone across the street. I know. I

53:06

should've. Okay. Let me see the name of the

53:08

street. It's like It's an photo

53:12

aerofotona, ageless, ultralight

53:16

emulsion. This seems like a fake

53:17

product. I have to say, it's lovely.

53:19

Okay. It's like

53:19

because I have been wearing the one that everyone

53:22

the Ulta MD --

53:23

Okay. -- or, like, the supergroup. I got ten outs. Yeah.

53:25

Yeah. But this one is, like, very thin. Okay.

53:28

They're light. On my face. Okay. Like, I I really enjoy.

53:30

Okay. So I recommend. How

53:32

exciting? Something new. Do you

53:34

have a cream or

53:36

a

53:36

serum? Yes. Oh, I have so many

53:38

of those. I'm a big, like, skincare

53:40

gal. I've always been Does

53:41

Alex Wolf enjoy skincare? You know,

53:43

he will, like

53:45

He's very young. So yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But he will periodic but

53:47

he's also, like, a movie star, so I feel like he's aware of

53:49

it. Yes. And, like, he was a movie star kid. So

53:51

I feel like

53:51

he's, like, unfairly been

53:54

aware of it

53:54

probably for too long, but he doesn't really, but he'll he's,

53:56

you know, he's, like, kind of, a classic man

53:59

just lives his life for that. But if

54:01

you if you get him on a regimen now -- I know I probably should

54:03

imagine. -- he

54:03

will occasionally, like, sort of, like,

54:06

just, like, opening tubes

54:08

on my

54:08

sink and to start

54:09

replying. And I'm like, I could really guide you here.

54:11

That's how

54:11

we like though. We like them to to kind of

54:14

find their own contacts. That's true. That's

54:16

true. Yeah. So

54:17

Okay. I mean, I'm a biologics. It's my baseline. What can I say?

54:19

Care. Yeah. How? Here's how I feel. The

54:22

booj. This

54:24

face

54:25

is The only one I got. Yes. It's the only one I

54:28

got. And I historically, don't really

54:30

wear makeup. So I was like, okay. So I'm just gonna spend my

54:32

money on

54:34

this skin care. Skin care. Mhmm. But that's not all I use. I also have

54:36

this like array Perez.

54:38

It's like era Perez. She's

54:41

still a sensei and sounds like kind of like a I don't know

54:43

if it's technically a serum or, like, if there's another word

54:45

for what it is because it's not a traditional

54:47

serum. It's more, like, thicker.

54:48

Mhmm. And it I think it's supposed to help with the little, like, sensitive my

54:51

cheeks get sensitive and, like, the the skin get a little

54:53

thinner or something. Yes. Yes. So that's been nice. Okay. And

54:55

I have, like, a little

54:58

pigment remedy thing that's from the thing what's that little

54:59

spot? The things we do. Okay. I just Yeah.

55:02

Why was just

55:02

there? Yeah. I love this Jesse

55:05

is a facial there. I love Jesse. Jesse's a honey.

55:07

She's amazing.

55:08

I love Jesse. She's incredible. I

55:10

feel like we have a mutes. I love Jesse.

55:12

Just so she gave me both

55:15

of those products. Wow. And the pigment one, because I have, like, the my

55:18

first little, like, high

55:20

pigmentation thing that I've never had

55:22

before. And so she's, like, this

55:24

was preventative. And then I have a little

55:26

retinol, doctor Lara, DEVGANI

55:30

don't know. Okay. I don't know either, but

55:32

it's a

55:32

retinol. Let

55:32

me see.

55:33

It's like a blurry photo. Know.

55:34

Okay. I don't know that. Yes. A cute bottle. Is that

55:36

it the things we do? No.

55:38

This I got online. Mhmm. Somewhere.

55:41

I was influenced, I believe. Okay.

55:43

Yeah. And then to

55:44

the best of us? I

55:45

switch out my creams. Right now, I'm using a Balaji

55:48

cream. Okay. The

55:50

placenta one.

55:50

Wow. Yeah. Wait. What? I don't it's not like placenta,

55:52

but it's it's like how they you know what?

55:54

Honestly, maybe I said that completely wrong.

55:57

I don't know. Like duplicitary of a

55:59

photo. Oh my god. My placenta was so nasty. What was it? I only saw

56:02

it briefly for about Some

56:04

people like save

56:06

it.

56:06

Yeah.

56:07

Don't judge women. I don't judge women, not for

56:09

me. Mhmm. They go, do you wanna

56:11

see it? Yeah. And I'm literally, like, holding

56:13

my newborn. I'm, like, bloody a

56:16

thing. It's a it looks like a giant blob.

56:18

Wow. And she goes, do you wanna see

56:20

it? And I go I guess I'll take a look and

56:22

she just I glance and then they

56:26

took it wherever they take it. What do they

56:27

do? They just, like, dispose. You know, I don't know.

56:28

Maybe they make your serum with it. I don't

56:31

know. Maybe that's my fucking lassette

56:33

that you're rubbing and I I

56:35

don't know, Rosie. I signed so many papers. I don't know what I signed.

56:38

Right. Who knows? Yep.

56:40

So anyway, that was exciting.

56:42

Yeah. That's

56:44

Wow. I had no clue that you were into skincare and that you

56:46

were into very opulent

56:47

skincare. I'm into very

56:49

opulent skincare. Well, I'm

56:51

sometimes a little bit ashamed to admit it because I'm like, it's such

56:53

a booji thing to do, but I have to be honest

56:55

with your local listeners. Well, we don't shame

56:58

here. Right. I can feel

57:00

it is so personal. And whatever you

57:02

wanna

57:02

do, whatever makes you feel good. It also,

57:04

like, genuinely is, like, one of my favorite

57:06

things -- Yes.

57:07

-- to

57:07

do. Like, I love to

57:09

put a mask on.

57:10

Oh, yeah. You laugh. You like a

57:12

paper mask or a clay? Like a

57:14

cotton. Okay. A clay. Yeah. Yeah.

57:16

One of those. The ones that or, you

57:18

know, I have used, like, only, like, twice

57:20

in my life if I use the, like, handkerchief --

57:23

Mhmm. -- one, but it was amazing. I

57:25

did it one

57:26

time, but we split

57:27

it among two people, and I don't think we should. Yeah. Now you have to do

57:29

the whole thing. And you, like, can't really talk while it's

57:31

on?

57:31

Yes. And split a podcast

57:33

is your face. No.

57:36

No. That was a mistake.

57:38

Yeah. But I think maybe even three

57:40

of us. Right.

57:41

No. No. No. There's not enough there's not enough

57:43

ointment. No. Mm-mm.

57:43

I was a big say.

57:45

Yeah. What's Sam up to these

57:47

days? Sam is killing it. Sam is our

57:49

other mutual friend. Oh, I

57:50

guess we met at the same time. Yeah. Yeah.

57:54

Musician extraordinaire Sam Welch. He

57:56

is, like, just maybe one of

57:57

the, like, kind of, the jazz, like, just,

58:00

like, whatever is cool music. Sam

58:02

is the

58:02

king. Do you remember on our plane?

58:05

The one I famously almost ran away

58:07

with the Angelo. And he

58:09

was sitting next to D'Angelo's racist

58:11

or something. But horror sentiment. And

58:13

they became buddies and he swab info. Yeah.

58:15

Yeah. I bet you they still I bet you anything

58:17

they still are in touch some capacity. Sam was

58:19

in the PubStar program. Yes, he was. That's where we

58:20

met. And we and he and I played music here for

58:22

years. And now he's just, like, one of my best friends.

58:24

I think

58:25

I wanna go. You gotta go, Jack. You know what? You probably

58:27

could, like, you know, when I first got signed. Yeah. It was

58:30

from somebody like older who

58:32

was kind of like sitting in on some of the

58:34

songwriting classes.

58:36

I don't really understand why or how he was doing that, but he was

58:38

not enrolled in the school, but he was participating in

58:40

a class.

58:41

Okay. So there must be

58:44

a way could you not put on a backwards hat and -- Yep. -- just

58:46

acts like a Gen Z. Yeah. I mean I

58:48

make a slide in. Not me

58:50

showing up late for class.

58:53

Not me sitting

58:57

in the back, Not me. Maybe I'll do it.

58:59

I mean, shit. USC is not that far from don't

59:01

worry. No. It's really not. Okay. It's

59:04

really not.

59:06

Maybe that's my

59:07

question. Sandy, what a that a mom can do at all. Like, you go to

59:09

the back to school -- Yeah. -- to show

59:11

the world's beautiful. Where

59:14

you're son. Okay. Maybe I'll do it. Okay. The last

59:16

question I ask everyone an answer is self care

59:18

rituals. Mhmm. You've kind of already answered that.

59:21

I feel like Yes. Skin care is itself here. It's still for

59:23

you, man. I also have, like, I'm a walker.

59:26

I love to walk. A long a

59:28

long solo

59:30

walk. Okay? The only person I'm really that I together

59:32

too. But other than Tat, I really am at

59:35

headphones, lose myself.

59:38

It's almost a meditation, I would say. Mhmm. What's

59:40

the soundtrack?

59:40

Is it flipping? The changes You

59:43

ever listen to yourself? No. Only if

59:45

it's, like, I'm saying, I'm still Okay.

59:47

Like, I will say I'm writing my next record now, and I will

59:49

be I have been listening

59:50

to, like, the new demos. Just to see, like, do I like

59:52

it? There's a feel, you know, that kind of thing, is fun.

59:54

I'll show you them if

59:55

you want. Is there a flow part two? Honestly, yesterday, I recorded a song. That's

59:58

that's not that different. It's like a it's definitely a

1:00:00

love song.

1:00:02

Okay.

1:00:02

Yeah. But

1:00:03

I love to walk meditative walking. Exactly.

1:00:05

That's I, you know, I have, like, some

1:00:07

little singing breaths. I do that that might not be if you're

1:00:09

not a

1:00:09

singer, they're

1:00:12

not that I mean, my vocal warm ups, I did them on the driveover. yeah.

1:00:14

Mhmm. I need to take better care of my

1:00:16

instrument. You know, you I have a voice agent for you.

1:00:18

I know we talked about it. Yes.

1:00:21

At some point. I have so many

1:00:22

things I want to do and not enough time.

1:00:24

Yes, sir. Well, you have

1:00:25

a brand new baby. I know. You'll have more

1:00:27

time soon. I know. I

1:00:29

have another baby. I have six more months of

1:00:31

breastfeeding before -- Oh my goodness. -- my goal. That's And

1:00:34

it's a lot of

1:00:35

time. Yep. I'm underneath that baby a lot.

1:00:37

Yeah. Which is

1:00:39

I'm You

1:00:40

love. This is the one time this is gonna be the case. That's true. Taking

1:00:43

it all in. That's true. But as soon as I

1:00:45

kick him off -- Right. --

1:00:47

singing class. Yes. Would

1:00:49

you want any more fans? Yes. Yeah. Band will

1:00:51

come. We got a garage. I know that would be

1:00:54

amazing. We could totally rehearse. What

1:00:56

Alex's parents has to do, they have, like, instruments and

1:00:58

stuff. That would be really fun.

1:00:59

Okay. Listen. I'm not trying to make

1:01:01

this happen or anything, but I'm making trying to make

1:01:03

it happen. I don't know. Ben and I have both

1:01:06

been in bands. You

1:01:08

have together? No. Oh, wow. But I was in a

1:01:10

cover band for a little

1:01:10

bit. What was the what were you covering? Pop

1:01:13

song songs. That's amazing.

1:01:15

I knew that. Yeah. Home Black Barbie. You have

1:01:17

to bring that back, Jackie. That would slay

1:01:19

you. Our drummer. Our drummer

1:01:20

was a Trump supporter. It was a

1:01:24

Metro So I can get you a new band. Okay.

1:01:26

But how about this? How about we have a you do a in person

1:01:28

attribute, like get the

1:01:31

people

1:01:31

together? Yes. And you perform with your cover band?

1:01:34

Yes. Well, I have

1:01:35

a whole I have hundreds

1:01:37

of Nashville covers.

1:01:40

Okay. Hundreds. Yep. You wanna hear my one from last week? Yes.

1:01:43

Just for fun. Yes, please.

1:01:45

Okay. I think you'll like

1:01:47

it. That's why. And and

1:01:49

I'll probably even cut this because they just heard it.

1:01:52

Okay. And I

1:01:54

I did this myself.

1:01:55

Mommy's all new, mommy's

1:01:58

getting home. At the circle rep,

1:02:00

mister Jude dash beauty.

1:02:02

Just hit that while

1:02:04

she's pregnant. It.

1:02:06

Shey populates

1:02:06

it. She puts Sierra

1:02:10

slowly. Oh, wait. There we go.

1:02:12

Anyway,

1:02:13

that's so good. I'm a

1:02:15

I'm a garage band queen. You really

1:02:18

are. Logic. I'm

1:02:19

real Logic.

1:02:20

Okay. She graduated, honey. Logic.

1:02:22

She graduated. But I don't know how to do anything on it. I don't really either. But all you need to do

1:02:24

is

1:02:24

record you what you know is what you need.

1:02:27

How do you Logic. Oh.

1:02:30

Yeah.

1:02:30

But I when I collaborate, usually, I'm with someone who uses it much better than

1:02:33

I do. Yeah. I just have, like, the basic. But that's

1:02:35

how I record a flower, you

1:02:36

know, like, some vocals with that. Yeah.

1:02:39

I think the key is and this is me telling a

1:02:41

professional singer to someone else. I just

1:02:44

wanna make that clear. The key

1:02:46

is lots of vocal --

1:02:47

Yes. -- track. Yes.

1:02:49

Like,

1:02:49

over and over all the options -- Yeah. -- to comp from.

1:02:51

Yeah. Totally. Oh, yeah. And you have the

1:02:53

doubles and parmesan. Fill it

1:02:55

out. I add I add different

1:02:58

filters on each layer. Oh, yes.

1:03:00

Why not? It's not like you know how he's better than I do,

1:03:01

honestly. I'm

1:03:04

I'm basically That is a big

1:03:06

producer. Literally,

1:03:07

you're I'm

1:03:10

basing smart. Red one. You're

1:03:12

Red one.

1:03:16

Basically okay.

1:03:18

Well, Rosie, my face

1:03:21

hurts from tomorrow. too. Is

1:03:22

this so much fun? It's best interview ever. I'm

1:03:24

so happy

1:03:25

that you were here. Thank you.

1:03:27

Have some candid with me. Your

1:03:29

album is incredible. Everybody listen to Berry

1:03:31

-- Yes. -- extended.

1:03:34

Yep. Right? Yep. Berry

1:03:36

is on all the platforms listen and joy. It's incredible.

1:03:38

It's millennial. It's personal.

1:03:40

And there's another one

1:03:44

on the way already too. Yeah. She's cutting. She's prolific. Yes.

1:03:46

She's already working on something new.

1:03:49

So thank you for finally being on

1:03:51

my

1:03:51

side. I dream about

1:03:53

it's been a dream for years. This is the honor time,

1:03:55

though. I know it's one that

1:03:56

we can't beat. Your album just draw. Yeah.

1:03:58

Thank god, this didn't happen ten years.

1:04:02

Get me too. If I was still doing this Oh,

1:04:06

alright. My son is going to sleep in ten

1:04:08

minutes. Okay. I'm gonna be timing perfect. Oh, oh,

1:04:11

play the outdoor music. Let me play the outdoor music. Okay. Sorry. I run my

1:04:13

own board and I'm all nervous now. Okay. Here we

1:04:15

go. You deserve to be happy, everybody. Yeah. I'm talking

1:04:17

to you. Don't forget to your neck.

1:04:19

And keep your French fresh. Rosie,

1:04:22

do you cream your neck? Yes.

1:04:24

Do you keep your French fresh? Yes.

1:04:29

That's the most emphatic answer I've ever

1:04:32

gotten.

1:04:33

I love it.