All the twin step before never felt like to me. I felt like, oh, this is funny. Did you know you had a twin before she came out on WWE? No, I was like, this is crazy bringing.
Wow, you look like me. Like now you see more acrobatics stuff and flips and everything like that. Not me, we catch them. Oh, you don't down.
You look like that. You're bad. What's the last thing to do so illegal? Yesterday, it was dangerous.
Can you use both mics? I can use it all. I can do it all. Are you?
Up right now? No. Well, you know, I did it all. Yeah.
Yeah, I was killed one to ten off. Number you. Be honest. So it's six.
So it's six. So it's six. It's eight out of ten. All right.
Let me explain. First off, whatever. In angle we're on. Welcome back to impulsive.
The number one podcast in the world. That's a fact. Thank you guys for listening, for watching, viewing and subscribing. Yeah, it's true.
The rumors are true. You heard it correctly. We landed in Vegas today. Some of us landed in Vegas today.
Some of us landed in Vegas today. Except George. George, you put it upon the camera. Oh, that's right.
You're not on the camera. That's right. You're drunk. Fuck.
Fuck. Bro, George missed his flight. He had to do his be there at the same time the flight left. It was a jet.
He just had to just get on it. And he still, I was looking out the window and as the door was closed in and I saw George just walking out and he was looked so sad. Did you put your hand on the glass window pane? I did.
Was it raining? It wasn't. But the first thing I thought to do is record. His sad, sad, sad bearded face.
Do you know that every time I'm with George in the airport and he does get through, he always makes the discrimination jokes because of Middle Eastern? Oh, yeah. So what happened this time that he actually didn't get allowed. He just was too late, bro.
The door, you know, there's a whole thing. Once the door is closed, you can't get on. There's no getting on it. Just matter how nice of a person is.
He didn't play like, he didn't play like, he didn't. He also didn't try like the nice card. You know that thing? You'll catch more flies with honey than you will with salt.
He went in there and he's like, you fucking told me 140. He said they lied to him. They lied. He said he went to leave and come back and they lied to him that the flight had already left.
He got duped, bro. He got, he got straight up duped. I mean, who's just behind him? Here's my, here's my, here's my, this is problematic dude.
We were all in Puerto Rico not days ago and we were all feeling good at dinner, having a nice conversation. I'm so glad I gave you what my friends trust me guys. This is it. This is like the spine of who we are.
We got to stick together. So please, I know I'm traveling. I'm in Puerto Rico now, but please just make it out wherever you are in the world. Come try to make the podcast so we can keep this show beautiful, beautiful show going.
I think he was sleeping when you were doing that. I was asleep. No, not you. Oh, obviously not.
I talk to him. I go, bro, I gave a speech where you at, W Y A dude gone. Anyways, we're replaced with Chase here. Ladies and gentlemen.
Now let's go to the store and Quinn. Quinn's here. Quinn's the right to talk. Quinn is the most spoiled dog in the planet.
He's with him alone, personally, Chase. I have, I have. And he's growing really fast. Yeah.
And look, he's got a dog. He's got something. He's ready to be on the show. He's been waiting long enough for his time.
Exactly. Now he has it. Well, look, you guys may have noticed the vibe is a little bit different today. Like I said, it's because we're in Las Vegas.
We came here for SummerSlam tomorrow. As you know, the WWE intrigues me. I like it. And we're here to watch a show and then watch the the the many Pacquiao fight after that.
But the one issue was as we came in on a jet and any time we come in on a jet from Puerto Rico, we end up getting fucked up. Fuck. Including my thought. Are you getting them out?
Get them out. Get them the fuck out. Call somebody called security. It's much acting up.
No, look, I don't know what happens. I don't know what happens. It's you. I'm going to be honest, Chase.
It's you. Really? For the longest time, I just stayed in my place in Puerto Rico until you took that key card off the sconce and swiped at the door. You know what?
Because you told me it was there. Do you want to make this public information? They're not going to find it. I don't look for my sconce.
Okay. No, I don't know what happens. We just start drinking and I realize this is a little bit of a hack. I'm not saying do this.
I actually don't do this. But getting a little bit tipsy before you go on a flight. It's pretty standard operating perspective. Everybody does.
Okay. Either you're scared to fly and you don't want to be on the flight all the time. If you ever look closely, people are down in little nipsies. Caleb was a little scared to fly.
He's a scared guy. He doesn't even know what he's doing. He's fucking gone. Well, full transparency.
We slept the first trip. When we got to Houston and refueled, I may or may not have called Alex and told me to bring some bloody marys on the line. Yeah, it was a thing. But look, we're holding it together because again we came here in Vegas.
We're not holding it together. Yo, what the fuck? You know, Tesla's making Android humanoids? Yeah.
Who's? Come on. Have you seen Ex Machina? They're bound to turn into sex slaves.
I'm not an idiot. Yeah. Yeah. That's exciting.
That's exciting. What did it say the next life? Either or. I'm not cool with either.
But what did they say the actual reason was for him? It said like, so you could avoid like those daily monotonous daily tasks. I hear hand job when I hear that. Well, that's yeah.
Maybe. But like also like, okay, I have an ongoing problem with my closet. Is the disaster. Is it going to hang my clothes up?
Like what can it do? I didn't study this. I know you probably looked into it. What do these things do besides fuck?
This is a headline that made a funny tweet that said, so what is it? General use equals blow up. Come on. What the?
We've all seen the movies. We suck at research. Because when that only fan is getting shut down thing happened yesterday, it's really not. And I just screamed out at that and posted it and said everybody lost their job.
It was not true. Just taking a stance against the side, exposing the tears. Don't we need me bro. I see Android humanoid.
I'm like, let's make a fucking blow up. I see only fan shutting down. I see this is an opportunity to pound. Especially because we are in the business with someone who could literally change the whole infrastructure.
Who is it? It's actually came on the show. To my right. Yeah.
works out perfectly. As you guys know, if you saw Chase's episode, he was on Impalza. He's the founder of Subify, and you came on, and you crushed that episode. I really think it was one of the best episodes.
I appreciate that. Yeah, and you killed it, bro. And with only fans officially did banning pornography, right? So it's super sexually explicit.
Do you have the readout and exactly what happened? I think they wanted to, like, they had credit card processing issues because certain content that was going out was unacceptable to processors, correct? Yeah, I think that it's just the problematic issues that come with that type of traffic, right? So, you know, if you let someone pick what they want to build someone, right, and how they want to build someone, you have the ramifications of that.
I think it was just too big all at once. And again, like I was saying before, a lot of people put their power in one entity, and they hope it's all going to be OK. So maybe this isn't the end of everything. But I mean, I feel like this is a straw that shows people that the world can change in two seconds.
Slippery slope. Absolutely. I was curious, and I didn't know what was going to be the first toothpick to fall. And it looks like our old friend, Tyga, was the first toothpick to fall.
He pulled the plug on his only fans, which by the way is one of the higher grossing revenue driving only fans in the sport, if you will, to launch his own competitor, which will remain unnamed on this episode of Impalza. Well, I did see that before I walked in here. This weird acid library. Also, just do one quick action.
We can't pan around like that. We didn't address that. We're sitting in some sort of weird mystic room. Inside of a club.
And you shot that door. We're inside of mine. God, it's his butthole. I forgot to do this late, so I'm going to do it now.
This clip is going to be weird. Take one. Hey, but also, well, we're on it. No, no, no, we're on it.
I was going to say we've been to Tao and Markey. Oh, yeah. OK. So the weird library we are describing is above Markey.
And shout out to Tao and all the guys at Tao for having us. Once again, we love you guys. You're like family, Doss, every time we're in Vegas or New Orca, LA. So we appreciate that.
What? I feel like asshole. No, no, no. Why would you judge the post me like that?
I didn't mean to. My brain doesn't really. No, but I didn't mean that. I was just making jokes.
And now the people who so graciously love us use their facility. Hold on a second. I didn't know that this is an acid library as well as me. That's the whole point of this.
A mystic butthole of you. Did you call that? Yeah, I use those words. I'm not actually one of the one of the mavertori of sorts.
What's going on? There's a disco ball. I don't know what this place is, bro. But shout out to our group.
Yeah, I really loved how Groob and John Schwartz did. Noah. You're the fucking man, bro. Jason Strauss.
Jason Strauss. Who's the best? Who's the best? But anyways, we're talking about Tygo opening his or saying that he's going to open up his OnlyFans competitor in October.
And it's funny because obviously, like a business part in me said someone is going to capitalize on this. Who's going to be? Oh, yeah, my friend. Literally as one of the best subscription platforms in the world already built out.
I know I'm on it. I'm pretty sure. And we're neighbors. And we're best friends.
We get dinner every night. And so Chase, I'm here to ask you, what do you, this is for these girls that don't know what to do with their hands now, because they can't create and make what they want to make? Absolutely. Secular banking.
And by girls, I mean girls and guys. Just any creator who wants to create the way they want. I mean, our vision is just letting people be unfiltered, undistropped, create the way they want to create how their fans want to view their content. We don't judge.
We don't make assumptions. We just allow them to do what they do. And what we've been preaching about when I was on impulsive last time was the banking of this is incredibly difficult. You told me that when we first started having our conversation, said that was the hardest part.
And you actually predicted this with OnlyFans. You predicted it on our pockets. You said, well, that happens when OnlyFans goes away. It puts you in very tight parameters.
And the biggest problem with these huge conglomerates that put everybody under one shell is when one person's bad, it can bring the whole thing down. And that's what you saw here. In my opinion, from what I'm looking at, you probably had a bunch of bad apples who were offering content that people were charging back and refunding at high rates. And it caused the whole thing to come down, because at the end of the day, they have what's called legacy data.
So people who rebuild every month. And they're not going to put that in jeopardy to lose that processing for it to go away. I heard one name getting thrown around over and over again. It was Bellathon.
I was just going to say, well, unless this is not me saying it. But we all remember when Bellathon launched your OnlyFans, and there was a lot of promise involved that from what I understand didn't deliver, and it was a different experience that was offered than what was actually delivered and executed upon. And that resulted in a very large number of charge back, which is the key problem when it comes to processing, correct? Yeah.
But Bellathord, you come to us, we take care of that. Because the idea is like, no, but we all talk. That was like, shouldn't I do like that? Yeah.
But the question is, same with you. When someone calls for Logan's Club, they reach someone who's talking about Logan's Club. The customer service is just Logan's Club. The credit card processing statement is Logan's Club.
It's all very secular to him. And that's what makes it able to run. Bella would have never had a problem if she had her own platform. Because we had been able to circumnaviate.
We'd had some pissed off fans. I think she got tougher for not managing expectations. Correct. But it still shouldn't have caused these effects that are everlasting, if you will.
I feel you. All right. So what's good, bro? There's going to be a lot of competitors coming out in this space.
I'm curious, like, who's going to win? Like, OK, Tyga's got to make the spaces. Everyone go to his platform. Is it going to be a feasible functioning platform?
I think, yeah. I bet you a lot of people think their platforms are going to be functioning till the charge back start. You know what I'm saying? Well, correct me.
How many have been around since we started on this endeavor? A lot. And how many have kind of like, listen, I always say this. I don't look like it.
I'm a glorified banker. I just understand the metrics of banking and allowing people to process what they want to process. As long as you're letting the banks know what you're trying to do prior, you're in great shape. As long as you keep it very secular.
You can't allow 50 people all to do the same thing on one platform. I mean, look at this way. All of you guys had one channel on YouTube. And Mike did something with Effectu.
How's it going to be? Yeah. Of course it's going to be. Of course it's going to be.
Of course it's going to be. Why people aren't relying on themselves? For me as a bit peculiar. In Irish, it's way easier.
It's just a behavioral thing. Everyone's used to consuming content for free, which made sense and makes sense. But maybe five, ten years from now, maybe it won't make as much sense. Maybe creators will be charging for what they make regularly.
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Didn't look like I played out too well. Back to the program for real this time. Speaking of shifts, we've got white guests today. Nice.
That was well done. Here we go. That was a layup. I can never just dunk.
We're not fit to like, ladies and gentlemen, it's Nikki Bellas. Wow. Hi. Oh, the dog perked right off the tosses.
The dog said, hey. The dog said, oh my gosh. What a cute dog. I think he thought you were a cheetah.
Is that what I'm talking about? He's like, do I got a fight? Well, you know when you come to Vegas, you just pull out the leopard, the glitter. I thought you were going to say thighs.
You guys pulled out the thighs. I kind of, you know, that's okay. What do you think of all this? Vegas or just everything?
In particular, sitting on a call sitting on Vegas, just hanging out with us. I'm kind of disappointed that I didn't have time to make it to the bar because I felt like, oh, I might need a drink or two to come talk to you guys, feeling a little bit nervous. I don't know what I'd be asked. She's one of us.
She's one of us. You literally said the perfect words. I just met you, but we're best friends for life. So anything you need, this tripod is for you.
Do we have a cocktail server? Wow. We have a cocktail server. We have a cocktail server.
We're in Vegas, guys. We have people in Bikini's about us. It's like harding hard. We're going to spend so much money after this.
We're going to make so much money. Is your card a card open? I mean, should have gotten in this. Absolutely.
That's Chase's. Chase's as well. You get the crystal. I like where her head's at.
Whatever she wants, get her back. Crystal works. If you look, the last time I saw you, we were in some weird locker room. Yeah, that's right.
It was nice. It was a nice venue. We were in a locker room with a wall blocked off. You guys were so receptive to me, like, just being there and being a part of it.
It was, you were amazing. You know what's cool? You know, when people come into our world and they embrace it, they make the most of it, and they get lost in it. You went out there and you could just tell you're having so much fun.
You kick so much ass. When people come in, you're just like, damn, that's cool. You know what I mean? I'm not sure.
I was nervous for sure. I didn't seem like it. You were really cool. Sometimes when you get a little quiet, that's when you're really nervous.
I don't know. I don't make sense in any arena. I'm curious. I may have already asked you this when we spoke privately, but I think it's a good question.
Have you always had it? How are you so charismatic and fun and likable? How does that happen to someone? Oh my God.
I'm blushing. Well, I mean, I guess. Thank you, Mom and Dad. But I don't know.
You know what? This is my thing. I think why I built a great brand with my sister and I, we're just like, be authentic. Be who you are.
I think you've seen even in your industry when you meet people, right? It's like you can tell who's fake and phony and that works maybe if you're just an Instagram model or like, you're just not talking. But I think when you're yourself, I don't know. I don't care to be stupid.
I don't care if I'm not perfect. I'm just unapologetically me. And I think it's worked. Maybe having a twin helps, you know.
Had someone give me shit my whole life and so. Maybe a little bit. Kick my ass a little bit. Yeah, of course, of course.
And I heard you have some, you probably have a lot of like crazy fun stories. From what area of my life? No, I don't know. Obviously it's in the WWE.
You have like a story you've never told or a behind the scenes. Oh gosh. I'm such an open book. I mean, I think that's what happens in reality star for so long.
Or authenticity. I mean, I opened up my legs and popped up my baby on TV. That's exciting. Yeah, that was painful.
Thank you. He just turned one. Let's see. Gosh.
Thank you. He's the best. What's that? Go with the story.
No, no, no. I'm also like when someone asks me a question that's a superbly. Yeah. Tell me one right now.
What's your favorite movie? I don't know. That's what I just did. Can I be honest with you as a podcast?
I completely lost my train of thought because I fucked up. Like I've been making this. So bartender, no more drinks. I'm not that fucked up.
Oh, that's good. Do you think authenticity is the most important trait that and key to success? I 100% do. And that's in any field you're in.
I feel that's where people get the most connected. So if you're, you know, you have a business and you need consumers, I think people are going to buy your product when they know you believe in it and it's real. If you're a wrestler, when you come out from Gorilla, like you did and you walked down a ramp, when you're authentic to your character, people are going to connect to you. So you could take that into any business anywhere you want success.
And if you're authentic, that's how you truly just get people connected, whether it's through a TV screen, radio, you know, whatever it may be. But there's a whole business acumen that comes capitalizing on that. Right. That you guys absolutely nailed.
And to be honest, I wasn't completely fully versed on your guys' world. Yeah. That's true. Right.
We're here to collaborate and get involved. But the way you guys balance like the digital and traditional is extremely innovative. I don't know how many people are doing it. Thank you.
So the reality show, you think started the career take off or was it social media and the WWE first? I would definitely say for sure the reality when it hit more mainstream and like a bigger audience because in WWE for so long, we're just the twins. And like Vincent is head was like, do everything identical. Talk at the same time.
Dress identical. And the reality show, you finally got to see pretty nice individuals. And I think that's when people got crazy connected. Because everyone said, I'm the Nikki, I'm the Bree.
And then we were able to bring that to the ring. And then that's when Bre mode and fearless Nikki were born. And that just took us to a whole other level where we can actually start to compete with the men and be compared to them of like, wait, women can actually do this. We can bring in an audience.
We can have women show up by tickets, sit in the stands, root for us. Yeah. That's so cool. Yeah.
You're the, you know, you're paving the way. Yeah. And a lot of people did it for us and we just continued it in a new generation and the girls, I mean, they keep raising the bar. Yeah, absolutely.
And do you feel like you've, or have they came up to you and said, hey, you inspired me? Have you had that moment where you see what your report back looks like? Oh my gosh. Yeah.
It's crazy. Because sometimes I'm like, damn, I'm getting old. Because I'd be like, I watch you when I was young, you inspired me to be at the female wrestler. I'm like, oh man, this is good or bad.
I mean, it's so good. I mean, I've been competing for over 15 years. So I get that. But even when Bianca came up to me at WrestleMania and was like, I watched you and your sister on TV, you inspired me and she watched just from Total Divas and Total Bellas and just so many of the women do that.
And it's incredible because I think in our industry and I think with a lot of people in the world, I think it's really fun to leave that in a positive and fun way. And so it's cool when you actually get to be alive and see it happen. Yeah, it's amazing. The reps were telling us before the WWE guys were saying that you had a little bit of trouble getting in at first.
Oh yeah. And the whole WWE squad looked at you guys as like, you weren't these big, burly individuals, you know, like all the girls that came before you. What was that like? Did that challenge you a lot?
Big time. So it was hard because Bree and I, they were like, oh, the models. And I was like, model. Like, I was a competitive soccer player for 11 years.
I did do modeling on the side to pay the bills and I was a hooters girl. But I was not a model. And so when they would refer that to Brina, I was like, I couldn't, I have a very sassy personality and I'm a hot head at times. And my sister would always be the calm one to calm us down.
So first I was like, dude, you're going to shoot. Like I was like, I was like, my first, the hunt, like of how I was. Like, make it as a meeting. Yeah, right.
So like, yeah, just learning to walk out, like chill out. But then I just started to realize like, I get it. If, at soccer, a ballerina came onto the field and they told me, hey, you're sweeper and this is going to be your left back, I would have chucked a soccer bottom and like get off the field. And I was like, I'm going to do these wrestlers industry.
I didn't come from the independence. I wasn't a fan growing up till right before then. And so I understood like, okay, put yourself in their shoes, get why they're doing this way. So how can you get their respect?
So I just showed up really to practice. I was the last one to leave Brina. I both, I let them kick my ass a lot. I did whatever they said.
And like within two months, Brina had the respect, but it was really difficult to get there. And it was difficult throughout the journey and still can't be, I think, too, when you're get more successful, you just get a full group of haters that you constantly have to do with. But we just say, hey, the more haters, we have the more things that we're doing right. So we know we're on the path of hate.
It's the path of hatred, desolation. It's like the haters ball. Do you guys ever see the haters ball? The harely Murphy?
Oh, you guys. I'm 12 years old. I'm definitely on the side. I'm on the other side.
Anyone haters ball? Dave Chappelle, Charlie Murphy. Oh my gosh. All right.
Well, that's the way I hold back. Everyone in their 20s yearn. I think you're the outlier. Not one person this room raised their hand.
No, but we probably should. We probably should know. You guys. It's so entertaining.
All I've ever wanted to have is haters ball. So you pretty much, instead of getting roasted, you just bring in everyone that like hates. You just let him stand up and talk and you go back at you. Oh my gosh, you guys have to see it.
This is actually brilliant. I feel like a big room. Oh, big room. Who we use this?
I like this idea. You just said something these boys had that is actually going to form. You guys would be obsessed. We could throw a Jake Paul Haderball ball.
It could take up the entire state of Nevada. I agree. It'd be amazing. I feel like I could fill maybe like a city hall.
The funny thing about it is they'd all get there and then the thing you figure out about your haters as soon as you run into in real life, they're actually huge fans. Oh, but they also love you. They want to hang out. They just like to talk to you.
I totally feel like the hate is because they want your attention. It's just like the bully at school. It's because they have a crush on you or they wish they were you. When people hate on you, it's something great that you do that makes them see something in themselves that they don't have that.
Projection. Yeah. Totally. Like screw her.
She has that guy. I hate her. The mirror effect is they say. They don't see themselves.
They see what they want to be. Exactly. It's a crazy thing. It is.
Some kind of profit. I just got so enlightened. It's the blonde. I'm rating it off her right now.
She set this whole tone. Can we hang out on weekend? That was good. Please take it.
You know you need that someone. I also just recently had my son too. Oh, you did. He's also just turned one July 4.
I have three daughters too. Oh, my gosh. Wow. Yeah.
I want to be a dad. No. I'm sure you are. I'm sure you love him hard.
Oh, he's. We could talk about kids all the time. Listen, we don't need the camera over there. You just pan it right here.
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Speaking of good friends, are you always good friends with your sister who happens to be named after my favorite cheese? Oh yeah. Do you guys disagree sometimes getting fights and competitiveness and all that? Oh yeah, I mean not for sure happens, but we are like ultimate best friends.
When we argue we can be best friends in like two minutes. So when we try and do that with our husbands, it's just they're like look, that's not the same relationship. I'll be bothered for a day or two. But my sister and I, we love life together.
And not in the creepy twin way. We love drinking wine together. We like the same type of dinners. You know what I mean?
Like best friends. You actually are very, very sick. Like if you get punched in the arm, she won't feel it or she will. There is weird stuff.
Like, okay, so like growing up. Like if I had a sprained ankle, literally two weeks later, three would sprinter ankle. Or like... That's just branded at the same time.
That's exactly what I've done. So we've only got that. We haven't had that. Well, listen, it hasn't stopped since we were kids.
You guys got pregnant together. Okay, now it's like the day before she had a kid. Right, and that was not on purpose. Right.
As you know, like people are like, is it on purpose? It's not that easy. I wish it was that easy. Right, it's not that easy.
And she was supposed to have her baby before me. A week and a half before me. And then I had mine 22 hours before her. So I mean, it was crazy.
Yeah, that was a photo finish. Yeah. With the baby. I got the first grandson.
Wow. So I was... She favors you. Probably.
No, because Bree's like a miracle baby in her eyes. So Bree will always be her favorite. How is that possible? Especially because you're twins.
That's how I've always felt my whole life. Probably why I've been in therapy a lot. We're getting some drama. We're getting dark.
Fire. It's because I came out kicking ass in the world and Bree almost didn't make it. Okay. She gets that favor, you know, the favoritism from mom and it's okay.
Interesting. But my mom and I are like best friends. Yeah, I always thought that was so weird. Like, I don't know.
You guys really stuck together. Yeah. Is she? No, she was here.
This is why I'm so... I'm not so mad at her. So she was here yesterday and she went home this morning. And I was like, why would she do something like that?
I was like, why with him? Yeah. She was like, don't leave Vegas on Friday. Yeah.
Leave the Friday Vegas on Friday. Yeah. I tried. When we landed this morning, I saw the people that leave Vegas on Friday and they were not the kind of people you want to be hanging on.
No. They were not no pet student sister. But they were like, they looked like they just left a tech conference. Oh, God.
They had top 10 polo shirts. Oh, man. Yeah. You got a Bitcoin?
You got a Bitcoin? I don't have a Bitcoin. I'm bummed about it. So to get it.
So my fiance, he years ago was going to do a dance gig and every pay him a Bitcoin and he was like, no, I want to be paid in cash. He regrets that every day. Yeah. Can you imagine?
Does he regret not buying crypto punks? I don't know. I mean, I haven't even heard of it. Is that bad?
No, no, no, it's fine. Is that like date me? No, no, no, no. It's brand new.
I just think the space is so exciting and you definitely pioneered one industry as a powerful woman and I think the space is in the middle of the breakthrough right now. Maybe it's an opportunity to end up. No, I mean, I agree with you. But I have to say, I don't get it.