0:00 Okay, today since we have Haley with us, we finally get to ask a woman. >> Yay. [applause] >> Finally. >> Finally, we ask WOMEN QUESTIONS. I'VE BEEN WAITING for this. >> We'll see your opinion. We'll see what we think. >> A bunch of dumb dudes in a room. >> What size is too small? >> 3 in. >> ████ [laughter] >> I like that she's straight up. That's awesome. >> That's a good answer. You had a number in your head. >> Thank you. survey says >> we need to get the um the answer on this female psychology on why the sight of Sydney Sweeney makes women so angry. >> Okay, I have a couple new ad. >> Yeah, cuz I actually haven't watched it start to finish. I know what happens in it, but yeah, >> I haven't. Let's watch it again. >> Boys, cross your legs. But yeah, so she did this ad for uh No Vig, which is like a gambling site, I believe. >> And um it's like about her with
0:50 different sports gear, and women everywhere are just furious about this. >> I don't know why, though. >> So, well, a couple different reasons. Because everything Sydney Sweeney does is to generate backlash and and do all that stuff. And she dates Taylor Swift's like ex-manager who was like a super bad person. And >> oh yeah, Scoo. Was it Scooter Braun? Scooter. >> Yeah. Uh the first of all, the basketball shot, Miley Cyrus did it first. Okay. She was fully clothed, but in the 23 music video, she's sitting on top of the basketball hoop and she's doing the thing. Um I've seen a lot. So before I even saw the full ad, I saw women in sports being like, "This is what women in sports look like." And I understand why women in sports are pissed because as a woman in sport, like much more so then, it's a little less now, but like there is the sexual undertone like all the freaking time. So it's like, why are you cap Why are you A
1:42 lot of people feel like what? What's that? >> It's my next video on my playlist. >> Why are you doing this? She from what I know is not an athlete, right? So why are you like women in sports when like you're not in sports? You're an actress. So you can't speak for women in sports. But at the on the flip side, we have the Sports Illustrated, right? Where you have all the athletes and in bikinis and stuff like that. But I've also heard that that was AI generated. I'm not 100%. I heard that it was AI generated. And I also heard that they play the Israeli national anthem at the end. >> What? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, I would look into that a little bit. >> Bronze a connection. >> That a little bit. But I think I genuinely think the outrage is um like perpetrated on purpose cuz I never knew who those guys were before they did this. Like I had no idea. >> Well, now cuz remember the last ad she got in trouble for the jeans. The one >> the jeans. And that's what I'm saying. She's doing this ████ on purpose. >> But before it was like, "All right,
2:33 guys. You guys are being ridiculous." But now I'm starting to be like, well, they might have a case now cuz she it's like the pattern behavior like you said, it's like outrage. It's trying to get people stirred up, trying to get people mad. And that's that's what I think. >> You think she's personally doing it or so? So with this one specifically, this is her idea. This is her. So >> says who? Says who? Says who? >> And she's a partner on the brand, isn't she? >> Yes. So, if I'm viewing things like if I depend depending on how how which lens I'm viewing it from, I have a different feeling about it. From the business p uh point of view, I think it's genius cuz it was her campaign idea. She's like, "This will get people talking. I'm going to be a strategic partner. She she got shares from the company. So, this is a great way to blow up the company and get the word out there cuz she's going to make make it the talk of the town, go viral, whatever, and hopefully get a ton of signups." So, from the business perspective, I'm like, "That's actually
3:24 genius." >> Yeah. And also too, it's like she knows and whether you think she was trying to incite people with the last one or not, it doesn't matter. My point is that you could tell that they're playing on certain themes that are going to get people riled up, right? So, it's like they know they're going to say certain phrases and things that are going to get people arguing in the comments and people entertain for chicks, >> right? Like she knows what to say and what to do. Yeah. >> So that's why I have a theory that she's like being Britney Spears also though. >> Like she's being controlled. >> She's being weaponized. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And like she might not actually she might not be the one saying, "Oh, this is actually my idea." Like it might be somebody else behind the scenes going along with it because >> Well, she's the it girl, right? Everybody wants her. Everybody loves her. >> Is she though? Like I like I always say like we always have like the hot blonde of our generation, right? Your Marilyn Monroe, your Britney Spear. >> I don't think it's her. To me,
4:14 >> I don't think it's her. And I think she's really really trying to make herself. best hits of this decade. >> Her. Yeah. >> Yeah. Big Naturals. Yeah. [laughter] >> Big Naturals. That's what you call her. >> Yeah. I can admire a good work of art from God. >> I I saw somebody talking about this though. Arguably like this is a what? A ████ sports betting app. >> Yeah. So, it's not sports a sports betting. >> Sports betting. >> A new one. A new market too. >> Who's the majority clientele for >> man? Dudes. Dudes. >> Then it's like it's so much it's like duh. >> It is a duh. >> So, from a business perspective, I'm like I get what you're doing. >> And then also, it's not like that's off-brand for her. >> No, it's not off brand. It's like we're we're enraged by her tits again. >> She's playing the same girl. How many more? Like she's going to do that for another season of Euphoria, another eight commercials. Like when is that going to the talking point is what makes her successful. >> Yeah. That's why like I think we need to stop talking about her in such a way. Like I just just ████ ignore her, man. >> And also not get mad at guys for liking
5:05 it though, right? Because it's like it's it's literally just the thing that's designed for >> holding footballs has been like go back into Playboy and everything. It's been >> Yeah, they're all classic shots. Yeah. Yeah, >> we're not looking at the face too much or the words. I don't even know what she's talking about. >> Does she say women in sports throughout the ad? Is that like >> Nobody knows what she says in the video, actually. >> Yeah, we played it silently. [laughter] >> She gets pushed on my feed so much. >> Yeah, >> I know. >> I think it's called an algo, brother. >> No, I swear to God. Like, cuz but it's like I follow Complex, right? But it's like I don't care about Sydney Sweeney ████ >> but every ████ news about her, it pops up in my feed. probably also one of those things where Complex posts it. They don't give a ████ and they're like, "Yeah, it's 400% engagement." >> But that's what I'm saying. And it's getting pushed to me cuz everyone's talking about it. So I'm like, "So now we're going to talk about this at JK News." >> I wish people would just call it what it
5:55 is instead of talking about like all the political stuff. It's just those are just really nice heavy natural tits. >> Like that's why they're going to sell. There's not much. >> What do you think about the quote where people or women have said she's setting women back years by doing this? >> I don't think she's setting women back years. I don't think she's setting women back years, but I can see the argument because women in sports have made such progress. Like you have like the sports bra that's like the bar that only shows women's sports and like you got WNBA taking off more than it's ever before. >> There's a lot of strides happening like female referees, things like that. There's >> WNBA popularity. >> She's not in sports. She's an actress. So, she's not setting women in sports back at all. >> Yeah. But that's why because she's an actress, she's not playing with the balls. She She's just doing a commercial in front of it. We're just chilling,
6:45 right? [laughter] >> We're just chilling. >> We're just chilling. We're just chilling. >> You don't play basketball by sitting on the rim. >> Yeah, that's illegal, dude. That's goalending. [laughter] >> That's You're not supposed to do that. She doesn't even know the rules, >> guys. Usually, you play basketball with clothes on. >> Also, all your hair would be up if you were playing a sport. Thank you. Um >> Yeah. I don't think what she's doing is taking away from what Caitlyn Clark's doing, you know? Like, they're just separate lanes. just >> for sure. Yeah. >> If anything, if anything too >> good or bad, right? So, most women's sports has ever been talked about in a long time, >> right? Like that's >> that means you're going to get your wins from it or you're also going to get funny ████ >> Don't you think she's in a position right now, though, where no matter what she does next, it's just going to be looked at in such a specific lens. >> That's all she does, though. That is what she does. >> That's okay. That's literally her brain. >> Starting with Euphoria has always been
7:36 like that. >> Oh, yeah. >> And you know what? She's going to win an Oscar, too, or some ████ doing some weird stuff and like that's the ████ world we live in. Guys, >> boxer recently. >> Oh yeah, she he saw that movie. >> I did. Was she Did she move well in there or >> Yeah, it was pretty good. >> I liked it. I actually I went in thinking this movie's >> You went to like the premiere, didn't you? >> Yeah. I thought I was going to suck and but it was actually pretty good. >> It's actually good. >> That was the only time I liked her in a movie. >> If I was if I was invited to a premiere, I would say it was pretty good, too. >> Yeah. Especially when you're paid you're paid on the record. >> I'll be back for the sequel. Yeah. >> No, I I I genuinely did like it, though. >> They said she has an MMA background. Yeah, but you know, >> was it >> the story is crazy. The story about the actual boxer. That's why the movie is actually good. >> Was it as good as when uh Margot Robbie played Tanya Harding? >> I didn't see that one. >> Who also >> who also won a ████ Oscar for that. >> But Margot Robbie, she got she got real she got really good acting chops, though. I think she's a better actress
8:26 than Sydney Sweeney probably. >> Hands down. No comparison. >> I think she I think she's really good at acting in sex scenes. >> I can't even hear her her Australian accent. >> And she turns that Australian accent into a Brooklyn accent all the time. >> Oh yeah. hits the dial. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She's good. >> Margot's goat. You can't say anything bad about Margot Robbie in front in front of me. >> I think she's the it blonde girl. >> Absolutely. Either her. I'd even give it to Sabrina Carpenter a little bit more. Like I don't I don't think And I think she wants to be I think she wants to be the hot girl that's hated on the Lindsay Lohan. >> Oh, like the I see. >> Yeah. >> The anti-hero. >> 10 years from now will be like, "Oh my god, we were so mean to Sydney Sweeney back then." Like we did with Britney Spears and Lizzie Lohan and everybody. I think this is the long game. Yeah. Oh, >> so she's a business genius. >> Someone around her is. >> It could be her. It could be her. I don't >> Someone around her understood that like anti-hero mentality image. >> Maybe Scooter Braun. Just saying.
9:16 >> Maybe one of the best people to ever do it. Scooter Braun. Yeah, that's true. If anybody like Scooter Braun was the one who thought of Justin Bieber's YouTube angle. >> That's crazy. He thought of it back then. That means by now he's probably got better ideas. And if he's giving it to the girl he's dating, you know, those are the best ideas. >> I wonder what she's going to do next. What's her next one? What's her next project? >> I bet you her tits are going to be involved. [laughter] >> Promoting the next president probably, dude. >> Promoting the next president would be crazy. >> She gets breast cancer. >> Oh, dude. >> Yo, that Why are YOU SMILING LIKE THAT? [laughter] THAT IS CRAZY DIABOLICAL. >> I'm not wishing it on her, but as like a as a headline move. >> As a Susan B. Kman move. >> Come on. Oh god. >> What's the What's the play? What if it's kind of like Magic Johnson's kind of deal? >> Like, oh, I'll play. >> She beats it. We >> she beats it. >> We [laughter] didn't like Johnson's because of the other part of AIDS.
10:07 What's the other part? >> Whereas this one, it's like if she gets breast cancer, we >> we all found out about her because of her boobs. >> That's the thing. That's the thing. >> You didn't find out Magic Johnson had AIDS cuz of dick. [laughter] >> I was a big fan of him when he was on the uh AIDS >> on the AIDS on magic. [laughter] >> Cuz in that that's not totally out of the question, right? like faking a a cancer diagnosis for branding purposes. >> I mean, people have done it for non that's [laughter] the farthest. >> I don't think it's out of the question for a celebrity. They do crazy ████ >> No, I think that's like too far for a celebrity that >> you think so to to say that you had [laughter] cancer. A celebrity. I don't know if they care >> and like fake it. Could you pull that off? >> I don't know if they cared, dude. >> You're like a grade, like a level. >> I don't think you can pull that off. >> I just feel like you don't need to. The
10:58 level of deception must be, you know, pro level. >> But they're actors. They could absolutely do. I mean, they could have >> They're not that good. They're not method. [laughter] >> If you're Daniel D Lewis, maybe >> they're not a guy acting like a guy acting like another guy. >> A dude playing a dude pretending. >> Yeah, dude. That's totally cool. [laughter] >> Play the ad again. Play the ad again. I want I want to see. Play it back. >> She asked for it. I'm gonna watch. >> Oh, wait. Where's my mouth? >> We're gonna have Bart critique it >> cuz that's 100% AI is the the >> the ball spinning. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> What do you think, Bart? >> She's like, she's pretty good sports. That's really good. She's >> It's just nothing that hasn't been done already. >> All those positions are accurate. They're very accurate. >> But maybe [laughter] does this generation see this and go like so innovative. [clears throat]
11:48 >> I don't think I don't think anything that Okay, sorry. >> It doesn't even matter. Huh? >> Basic. Well, I think when it comes to something as base level as huge bazookas, >> you don't need to innovate anything. >> I really think they achieved their goal. >> Yeah, they knocked out the park. >> If you're in a boardroom, right? Hey, >> we need to get millions of people adopting and downloading this app. >> There's like five people pitching their campaign, whatever. >> Okay, >> someone goes, "What if I'm just naked and I'm just holding balls?" You just go with that one. You know that one's going to work. So, what if you're in the boardroom at uh Good Good Golf, the the Callaway Good Good Golf collab where like he pushes her over. Would you be like, "Brilliant genius idea. >> I don't know what that one is." >> So, it was like a It was like a ad and the owner of the company was in it and it was for golf clubs and a chick comes over and lifts up his driver and he runs
12:38 over and knocks her over and he's like, "Nobody touches my driver." So that I don't know cuz I don't know I don't know the branding of I don't know the branding of like the like Callaway or whatever but for a gambling site it's usually for DGEN. So the more you can tap into a DGN's mind I think the better they hit their demo. >> Oh there could be even a next level to this because uh gambling apps have been trying to get women on board right because it's been mostly men for so long and they're trying to get women. They have like I don't know if it's like Bravo TV or ████ shows whatever. They have all these random things you can bet on now. So maybe they are trying to get women into gambling >> by first by first hating it. >> Yes. >> Oh, is this the one you're talking about? >> Yes. This is the one. >> That's pretty funny actually. >> Nobody touches my driver. [laughter] >> Having your voice over for that guy is good. >> You like that ad? Does that make you want to golf? >> Dude, the backlash of this is one of
13:29 those wild ones. The backlash of actually from this. >> Is it because it's not on Callaway's branding? Like it's off brand. It's another one of those like what she's saying. It's like who was in the boardroom that everyone fully approved it, but then when the ████ hits the fan, it's very easy to be like this is not what we stand by. And there, you know what I'm saying? >> You know, the the guy in the video is the like the CEO, like the owner of the company. Yeah. >> All of it's bad. But >> So then they put up a public apology and they were like, oh, this isn't our image. This isn't our brand. It's like, well, you are the brand. You are the image. >> What if Steve Jobs did that for the new Apple [laughter] iPhone? The phone chick takes his phone, punches her in the face, and he goes, "No one takes my iPod." Puts the ████ headphones on, dips out, >> punches her face, puts her own phone to her face. It's still It still unlocks. And he goes, >> "Facial recognition." >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Next gen facial recognition.
14:19 >> NextG recognition. Let us know what you guys think of the Sydney Sweeney stuff. Uh, is it an overreaction? Are women crazy for being pissed off at her? Or are they falling directly into the hands of Scooter Braun? I'm more naked. >> Yeah.
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