flopcast (working title)

Come say hi on our Patreon!!:https://www.patreon.com/Flopcastworkingtitle?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creatorWe saw the Michael Jackson movie and it kickstarted a full-blown obsession. We get into everything from moonwalking, the absolute insanity of Euphoria, Sam Levinson’s weird twisted fantasies, celebrity breakups, Tyler Catastrophe discourse, Crumbl Cookie addictions, Stagecoach chaos, and why groceries somehow cost $70 no matter what you buy. We touch on Club Chalamet and why she is no longer team Timothée, Jacob Elordi’s inevitable prosciutto-face era, Klay Thompson (idiot) cheating on Megan thee Stallion, the Kardashian curse, cancel culture only existing for women, and the general downfall of men. Basically, this episode is one long chaotic tangent.

Come say hi on our Patreon!!: https://www.patreon.com/Flopcastworkingtitle?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creatorThis week we cover Molly’s nightmare LA apartment hunt, Coachella Weekend 2 chaos, Addison Rae and Olivia Rodrigo being the “new it-girls”, AI plastic surgery scams, weird DM fetishes, Euphoria losing the plot, and the internet’s latest concerning side characters. Plus: why we never stopped “playing pretend,” Tyler Catastrophe, Ice Spice at McDonald’s, and why being delusional might actually propel us into stardom

Come say hi on our Patreon!!:https://www.patreon.com/Flopcastworkingtitle?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creatorThis episode we’re giving full boots-on-the-ground journalism after surviving the influencer Olympics (Coachella). From missing toenails and emotional breakdowns to the most chaotic sets of the weekend. We break down everything. Why a woman would lose their career if they gave s a performance like Justin Bieber’s headline set, the performers who actually ATE (hi Addison Rae + Ethel Cain), the reality of Coachella vs. what influencers post online, and why the “living in the moment” people might actually be winning.Plus:    •    The Alex Cooper vs. Alix Earle beef    •    Euphoria officially losing the plot    •    And a very serious discussion about male pop stars (or lack thereof)This episode is probably going to get us in trouble. Welcome back to Flopcast (working title)

🩷 WE STARTED A PATREON!! 🩷check it out here:https://www.patreon.com/Flopcastworkingtitle?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creatorThis week on Flopcast (working title), we’re joined by the internet’s most chaotic influencer, Harry Daniels—and nothing is off limits.We get into EVERYTHING:singing to celebrities in public (and getting absolutely humbled), the reality of going viral, and why being embarrassing is actually a career strategy. Harry spills behind-the-scenes tea on his wildest encounters, his rise from stan Twitter to LA, and how he’s navigating music, fame, and staying chronically online without losing his mind. We also get into:LA party culture, flop vs. main pop girl discourse, celebrity run-ins, influencer chaos, and the art of not caring what people thinkit might be our most chaotic episode yet

This week on Flopcast (Working Title), we dive into our review of Forbidden Fruits (which left us confused, entertained, and wondering where the yuri was), and why some influencers just cannot be taken seriously on screen. We get into the current state of the internet; specifically why men are spiraling over being even slightly objectified, how certain corners of TikTok are becoming genuinely scary, and the latest flop events (the most embarrassing Barbie-themed disaster we’ve ever seen)We touch on why LA party culture feels deeply cursed and antisocial, the death of mingling and why everyone is afraid to be cringe, age gap relationships, and TikTok rabbit holes we’ve fallen into. 

Welcome back to Flopcast (working title)- where we try new hobbies, collect minor celebrity encounters like infinity stones, and accidentally have therapy sessions. This week, Paige and Molly attempt gloving (rave-core incoming), recap the absolutely unhinged experience of attending the Hannah Montana 20th anniversary event with Miley Cyrus, and somehow end up meeting icons like Joan Grande and Hats by Abbey. The girls also touch on situationship horror stories (including a man doing whippets… alone… in bed), a deep dive into attachment issues, limerence, and romantic delusion, why being famous is both a dream and a psychological burden, and hot takes on celebrity behavior (hi Chappell Roan)It’s hobbies, Hollywood, and chaos as usual. 

This week on Flopcast (working title): Molly gives a full update on her butt crack saga and a dermatologist scare sends her into a spiral. Paige has a cursed day from hell, and together they unpack a week of influencer chaos, prophetic podcast powers, reality TV arrests, Oscars discourse, and Coachella financial ruin. The girls also touch on the “GATE program,” Love on the Spectrum, looksmaxxing incels, Hudson Williams’ girlfriend, Kanye’s unhinged texts to Megan Fox, and the very real horror of the Ozempic Olympics.Also: Vinny Hacker’s F1 party, Charlie from Love Island, Jake Shane backlash, Nicole Kidman’s Tweety Bird moment, Brooke’s wedding, Heidi Klum’s Oscars dress, PCOS struggles, and Paige’s possible hometown-to-LA birthday date.Basically: blood, butt cracks, boric acid, and celebrity gossip.Just another week on Flopcast

This week on Flopcast Paige and Molly are joined by pop-culture expert and internet encyclopedia Oscar Gracey for an extremely online, deeply unserious conversation about the current state of flop culture.We discuss everything from Selena Gomez kissing Benny Blanco’s toe, Harry Jowsey getting Botox in his… well, and Mikayla’s mysterious post-divorce soft launch, to the ongoing epidemic of straight men looks-maxxing for other straight men. We also rank the current pop girls and get into why we are all Taylor Swift DOWN, unpack the sudden Timothée Chalamet hate train, and question whether men used to go to war but now just get cosmetic procedures.We also cover:• The lore of Trisha Paytas and Broadway• Why everyone suddenly collects weird little toys• Jake Shane’s takeover of every straight man in Hollywood• Gay bathhouses (yes)• The psychology of hate trains on the internet• Why influencers will literally do anything for a viewBasically: flop culture, celebrity chaos, pop-girl rankings, internet conspiracies, and far too much information about everyone’s personal lives.Welcome back to Flopcast — where the expectations are low, the opinions are high, and the vibes are deeply unserious

This week on Flopcast, Molly shows up in rough condition after a house party in Mar Vista that may or may not have almost killed her. We discuss the night from hell, throwing up in someone’s backyard, and why four drinks suddenly feels like a medical emergency in your late 20s.We also get into the ANTM documentary and the absolute insanity of early 2000s reality TV, why Benny Blanco’s dirty feet have become a national crisis, the TikTok improv group that is so bad it’s genius, and Shia LaBeouf’s unhinged interview. It’s a slow news week, so we’re talking about everything from Rihanna maybe making music again to Paige possibly being pregnant.Thanks for watching and hanging out with us. Seriously. The fact that anyone listens to us yap for an hour means everything.SUBSCRIBE for new episodes every week.

Welcome back to Flopcast (working title) — Paige is back from Cabo (still pale, hungover, and holding a mason jar of vodka) and Molly’s bringing gifts to the set: order in the court. In this episode, we go through: Paige’s strict 2026 dating policy after a man offers to pick her up from the airport… then drunkenly ghosts and admits he was too intoxicated to drive (GAVEL DOWN). We debate “fairy smut” vs real smut culture post–Heated Rivalry, get into the moldy toothbrush drama, and ask why men are allowed to live unsupervised.Then we get into the important stuff: celebrity sightings in the wild (LeBron James in Cabo?? Baz Luhrmann at Tenants??), and why Greek life is basically a horror film and a coming-out story at the same time.We also talk Wuthering Heights (the movie) as the ultimate guilty pleasure watch, plus Hannah Montana anniversary panic, Selena Gomez conspiracy discourse, Lana/trad-wife discourse, and the Olympics figure skating obsession (Alysa Liu supremacy).

This week on Flopcast (working title), Paige and Molly are joined by Tana for a chaotic, wildly honest catch-up. The girls talk “brand safe eras,” internet brain-rot language, influencer culture whiplash, and why some thoughts need to die in your notes app. Plus: the “I’m getting a divorce” video that broke the timeline, men oversharing on podcasts, Paige’s neighbor tea, and a rapid-fire run of questions that includes favorite strains, death row meals, and the kind of set decor that perfectly matches the way they run their mouths

This week on Flopcast, we witnessed the real Super Bowl: Bad Bunny’s halftime show. Paige and Molly break down why it made everyone emotional and why republicans couldn’t handle a man singing in Spanish.Then it’s full crash out territory: lost parking tickets, IRS payments, tech disasters, screen-recording an entire YouTube video out of pure desperation, and the emotional devastation of realizing a “cat café” is actually a $75 paid cat experience.We also get into the Olympics (and why Gen Z athletes are carrying America on their backs), Charlie XCX’s The Moment, and Clinton Kane’s apology video (spoiler: it changes nothing) Happy Valentine’s Day 💞Dr. Pepper… you know what to do.

https://www.miracmn.com/https://www.immigrantdefenseproject.org/donate/https://unitedwedream.org/resources/https://5calls.org/Paige and Molly are BACK — full beat (aka tinted sunscreen + concealer), bad footwear, and zero shame.This week we recap randomly running into Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus, and the DM that briefly had Paige thinking Dr. Sasquatch was about to fly her out… before realizing it was actually DJ Sasquatch. From there, things spiral quickly. The girls share their most insane LA/ celebrity stories, we unpack Sydney Sweeney launching a lingerie brand, and Molly gives Paige a full Bridgerton breakdown complete with enemies-to-lovers discourse. We also revisit the emotional devastation of The Hunger Games, dive into Paige’s genuinely horrifying dream involving Ethel Cain, debate public bathroom etiquette, and rank the most embarrassing songs someone could be playing when they pick you up for a first date.Somehow we also end up talking about TikTok conspiracies, weird search histories, Kai Trump edits, hockey yuri, chopped privilege vs pretty privilege, and why men desperately need to stop watching Joe Rogan..

https://www.miracmn.com/https://www.immigrantdefenseproject.org/donate/https://unitedwedream.org/resources/https://5calls.org/Welcome back to Flop Cast — where the news is whatever we saw on Twitter, the takes are legally opinions, and we’re already manifesting a Doctor Pepper sponsorship in 2026.This week, Paige and Molly unpack the internet’s most important breaking stories: the Khia Asylum; (who’s trapped, who’s on parole, and who's decorating their room), how Zara Larsson broke out, and why a pixie cut might earn you a life sentence. We get into celebrity drama: the Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni “It Ends With Us” lawsuit mess (plus text exchanges with Taylor Swift), the Beckham family drama, and our admiration for North West producing music.Paige goes on a Hinge date with a man who does changes outfits to the song “Pony”, decides there will be no third date, and then… hires him anyway because- it’s tax season, baby

Paige and Molly hop on the mic for a no-filter first episode that immediately derails in the best way possible. From reclaiming the term “flop era” to unpacking the Tara VS Tana halter top drama, nothing is safe — not influencers, not glam bots, not the 2016 revival, and definitely not Euphoria casting choices.They spiral through Golden Globes hysteria, public-school trauma, James Charles lore, unemployment bonding, and why being culturally on the nose sometimes takes 10+ hours of screen time. It’s messy, hyper-online, deeply unserious, and exactly how episode one should feel.