9: Bad Influence

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

headphone users, beware, we get kinda heated so maybe turn off the oven. in this episode, bm&w start youtube and TikTok beef with the creators (and lizards) they strongly dislike. to the one person watching from Ireland, hi!! how are you? comment down below who your least favorite tiktoker is. friendly reminder that anyone who comments a hate comment, we will like it. we aint like those other podcasts where "hate is blocked" no. we encourage all of the hate, bring it our way. welcome to the first episode of the bm&w podcast where the audio is epic instead of super poop. I hope you enjoyed it. bm&w proudly present a mediocre podcast.

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