Sibling Rivalry

Bob and Monét talk Love Island on Sibling Rivalry, including why Andy Cohen is hosting the reunion, whether Ariana Madix is the best host, and if Love Island is bigger than The Traitors. They also debate the best singer to come out of American Idol and whether reality competition shows produce their biggest stars in their early seasons. Plus, they name the biggest stars from each season of RuPaul's Drag Race, discuss which Drag Race queens have found success after after early elimination, and revisit some of each other's worst looks. They also debate whether Monét gave Tyler Oakley a good makeover on RuPaul's Drag Race and play Heads Up!

Bob and Monét discuss whether some great albums don't need to be revisited, flossing and dental health, and whether Monét avoids doing things simply because people tell her to do them. They also get into femininity, who does and doesn't poop outside their home, and the things they do even though they know they're bad for them. Plus, Monét reads Maya Angelou's "Phenomenal Woman" as Maya Angelou, Carol Channing makes an appearance, and they describe each other's voices.

Bob catches Monét up on what's happening in the world and finds out whether she actually knows any Alanis Morissette songs. They also discuss whether Monét is Gen Y, if they enjoy watching cringe content, and whether Topanga from Boy Meets World is Black-coded or if that's just Bob's opinion. Plus, they try to remember what's currently in their Instagram bios, discuss whether multiple universes exist, and reveal what good they'd do in the world if they had extreme wealth. They also role play to figure out whether you should have to pay for something you break in a store and compare how they take off their shirts.

Bob and Monét discuss why Bob doesn't write about romance, whether gossiping is bad for the soul, and whether karma is really coming for Wendy Williams and Perez Hilton. They also ask if they're feminists or womanists, if we're consuming media too quickly, and whether children should aspire to be famous. They discuss making money versus being obsessed with money, whether you need passion to start a business, and whether everyone has dreams for their lives. They also break down whether WALL-E is problematic, rank their favorite animated movies, and debate whether Reese Witherspoon is really Southern.

Bob and Monét discuss whether older TV shows move too slowly compared to shows today. They debate whether R. Kelly's Trapped in the Closet was the original microdrama, Bob's theory of the "Trapped in the Closet effect" when shows go off the rails, and whether they should make their own version. Plus, they share their appreciation for Weird Al Yankovic, test their knowledge of California cities, and discuss Bob painting his home. They also look back at Bob Barker's Price Is Right sign-off and discuss the childhood TV shows they have in common.
 
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