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Ivy and Yolonda Meet for the FIRST Time!!!!!

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Ivy and Yolonda Meet for the FIRST Time!!!!!

Yolanda and Ivy, often mistaken as real sisters, share a deep bond through humor, shared experiences, and striking similarities. The conversation opens with a lighthearted discussion about Yolanda’s short stature and the group’s playful teasing, leading into a dramatic recount of Yolanda’s injury during a cheerleading front flip, which caused a neck strain and required medical attention. The group reflects on the physical risks inherent in cheerleading, including concussions, broken bones, and reliance on inexperienced teammates to catch falls. Amid personal anecdotes, they share stories of pet ownership—like rescuing a dog from a cage and surviving a cat incident involving a face injury—highlighting compassion and empathy. The group also discusses a planned Texas getaway focused on relaxation, balance, and enjoying local culture. Personal growth and future goals, such as rescuing more animals and creating a live meet-up, underscore their connection beyond entertainment. With humor and vulnerability, the episode blends self-deprecation, real-life challenges, and heartfelt bonds, ending with a promise of more episodes featuring deeper storytelling and community involvement.

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Today, Yolanda is about to meet someone that everyone online has been saying she should meet. - Oh, which is Ivy John. - Hey! - Yay! - So, what was your first thought of meeting Yolanda? - There we go. - Yeah, she's like a Thomas. - Thank you. - Are we starting beef? - No! - Yo, I was talking about my neck yet. - She broke her neck. - Oh, you know. - Are you talking about it? - Yeah, we never have talked about this. - I know. I was at cheer. I'm doing this waterfall, which is a front flip from extension, so I'm like 12 feet in the air. So, I do it the front flip, and I fall literally on my neck straight through because my focus call on the bracer, and I roll over, and I'm like, I can't move, I can't move, I can't move. - What's up, guys? Welcome back to the podcast. - Yay! - Today, Yolanda is about to meet someone that everyone online has been saying she should meet. - Yay! - Which is? - Take it away, Yolanda. - Yay! - Yay! - Wow. All right. - Yolanda, that's so cute. - Where's it from? Alper Eden? - Yeah, I bought it. - I love it. - Ivy, you're back. - Yeah. - How's it feel? - Good. - Did you miss us? - Yeah. - Oh, really? (laughs) - Well, I think everyone online has been asking if you guys are sisters. - Yeah. - What do you guys got to say to that? - I'm a sister. - Yeah. - I'm like related to all of you guys. - Oh, boy. - All of us. - We're doing this again. (laughs) - You're in Italy. - Wait, you have braces. - Mm-hmm. - Oh. - She's having braces. - No, I don't. - What are you talking about, can you see? - I don't know. I'm so stupid. - I'll be quiet. I'm sorry. - I like to reflect on her retainers. - Oh. - Yeah, yeah. I told her on my last laugh. - Mm-hmm. - It's like my retainers. - It's like a tattoo on your tooth. - No. - Okay. - Yeah, I don't know what I'm saying. - So what was your first thought of meeting Yolanda? Like, really? Is she really short? - What, like five seconds ago? - Yeah, she's like a toddler. It's a good way though. She's like, whoa. - Whoa. - No! (laughs) - Wait, I have to actually test this out. Cause me and Kate, we were filming a video the other day. And we had to call her and ask her how tall she was. And she had no clue. And I go get her real quick. - Yeah, I go for it. - We need to measure her. - Yeah, we were filming something. And I was like, oh, Yolanda's like 4-8. And then I called her. And she's like, I don't know how tall I am for something. - Yeah, I don't know. - There's no way. - No way. - It's happening today. - You're just calling me. - Well, somebody else was like, say, I'll 5-6. How I call it? So I just believe that my share goes. - Oh, me too. - Me too. - What high do you think you are? - 5-3. - Wait, wait, Yolanda. What high do you think you are? - I think I'm like 4-6. - 4-3 and you think you're what? - I'm 5. - I think Yolanda's 4-5. - 4-3-5. But different. I think she's like, what's everyone's last guess on Yolanda? - I'm saying she's like 4-6. - 4-8. - 4-9. - 4-5. - 4-5. - 4-8. - 4-5. - 4-5. - 4-5. - 4-5. - 4-5. - 4-5. - 4-5. - 4-3. - 4-3. - 4-3. - Okay, go. Wait, just go ahead. Another button. - 4-4. - Okay, stand up. - Okay. - Here. - Here. - How you doing? - Ready. - I know to stand up right next to it. - Don't do the button. - Okay. Let's see. That is a. - You're like exactly like 53 in a half inches. - Which is? - Which is 4-1-2-3-4. - 5. - 5. - You're like 4-5. - I got it! - Wow! - Why are you turning Ivy? - Okay. - I won. - All right. Ivy is dang. - What? - Okay. - You are. - Why did you say dang? - I said 4-5-1-1-2-3-4. - That's a lot. - No, I always. Whenever I film a video with Yolanda, that's always our comments. - Oh yeah. - Because like what me and you say next to each other? - Like, stand up. - Like, yo. - That's crazy. - She is like tiny. - We're looking at me next to you on the ready? - Whoa. - You're like a leg. - No, like actually, if her head was cut off, she'd be one of your legs. I posted a video of like, Kash and I, when we went to Japan, he was like, 'cause Kash is like 6-2. So when we went to Japan, he literally had to duck his head everywhere we went, 'cause he was going to hit his head. And then I posted a video and everyone was like, "I didn't realize Kash was this tall." And then other people were like, "Well, because Kate is so tall, so you didn't think that." I was like, "Dang." - Dang. Yeah, I don't know how to say that. They're always like. - That's the first thing everyone says. - We're both like, kind of tall. So it always makes this look like average by Loki. - Yeah. - You can't go anywhere in disguise with Kash. Like the blonde hair above everybody else. - Yeah. - I'm like, "Oh gosh." - Yeah, what do you guys think of my beard? - Dude, I don't like it. I think it's kind of sus. - Yeah. - It's really annoying. - Oh my gosh. I'm saying, everyone keeps saying, everyone keeps saying I'm a redhead, dude. - Like, I saw Kash. Last time, I haven't seen you on like two weeks, I'd say, around two weeks. - I saw you? - Yeah, I saw Kate. But like, I haven't seen everybody else in like two weeks. - Living in Texas, you learn pretty quickly that summer is no joke. Once July and August hit, the heat is basically a full-time commitment. - Yeah, when it's 100 plus degrees outside, your plans go quickly from, "Let's go do something to how quickly can we get back inside." - Which is funny because you'd think every Texas home would automatically come with a full, but that's definitely not always the case. - That's why sometimes we'll plan little Texas stay-cations in Book of Stay through Airbnb at a place where we can actually enjoy the summer and just try to just try to survive it. - We recently did that and found a place with a pool just outside of Dallas, which completely changed the experience. One morning, we grabbed breakfast at a local coffee shop, spent a few hours walking around the Dallas Alburytum, and by the time the afternoon heat had rolled in, we were more than ready to head back, jump in the pool, and cool off before going to a Brazilian stay-couse for dinner. It's one of our favorite spots, and anytime we're in Dallas, we try to make it there if we can. That ended up being one of my favorite parts of the trip, because we got to do things we normally don't do while still feeling like we're at home. - I love that we could do something in the morning, come back, recharge for a bit, and then head back out later that evening without feeling like we had to be out doing something all day. Having a nice place to come back home to made the trip feel balanced. - Honestly, those are the trips that you don't expect to be memorable, but somehow they end up being the ones you talk about the most. - Yes, sometimes you don't need a big trip or a far away destination. You just need a place that lets you enjoy the people you're with and the city you're in. - That's what made this Dallas get away so fun. We got to explore, relax, and enjoy a little break from our normal routine right here in Texas. - And I went outside yesterday and I saw cash, and he had a full-grown beard, and I didn't know who he was. - I was confused. - Loki, I think I'm thinking about growing it out completely. It's like this. - What do you think? - I don't know, it's not like I'm looking at his beard right now, like yes, but I want to know what it looks like grown out. - Right now it's different. - I do want to see what it looks like. He kind of looks like an old man. - Yeah, I'm not like, oh, it's so great, but I'm just so interested to see what it looks like. - Yeah, bald spots in my beard. Yeah, I know. I'm in like the funny, like, I don't think I have fully hit manhood yet because it doesn't really grow in here. So I'm kind of confused about that. - I just don't, I mean, it's definitely a different look, but I just can't imagine you with the beard. - And then I could get rid of the blond hair. - He looks like my cousin Nathan kind of. - I don't think he's a barber. I don't think you're here. - What? - But pay focks and stairs and he's like, cash, you look like a neapolitan ice cream. - He does. - What is that? - Chocolate strawberry. - Chocolate strawberry and vanilla ice cream. - Your hair is vanilla, your face is strawberry, and your beard is chocolate. - Dang. - No, no, no, no. - Is my beard the same? - Your beard is just strawberry. - I think it's the same color as Harper's hair. - Yes. - Yes. - Yes. - I can't remember what I promised you guys. Beers like the same color as Harper's hair. - Yeah. - Oh my gosh. You are destined to have a little baby that looks like Harper's hair. - We could have a red hair. That's crazy. - Yeah, that would be so cute. And then they'd grow up to look like me. - Yeah. - Because we do kind of all look alike. Actually, no, we don't. But that would be really cool. - Speaking of hair color, I feel like Ivy, you've had like every color hair. - Every color of a rainbow. - Every time you come back, you're just like-- - But yeah, you had like red hair last time, didn't you? - No. - What made you want to dye it black? - I always dye it black. - Oh. - I think this is my favorite. - I like it like-- - I do think this looks like-- - I always dye it black. - I-- - Like-- - You're allowed to use a certain number of words each day. So she like-- - For-- - Yeah. - I always use-- - She used five, but it's five. - Mm-hmm. - Yeah, you used like five or 25 words. - But yeah. - Yeah. - How's Vegas? - Nice. - Yeah. - You take it for a word time. - Wait. Are you guys gonna film TikToks together? - Yeah. - She only wants to film TikTok. I don't think she likes me. - What happened to your voice? - It's gone. I don't know why I woke up this morning and it's just gone now. - You know what's crazy? I feel like you guys actually look more like sisters than your actual sister. - Yeah, you and I literally look-- - No. - Y'all the exact same nose. - I actually-- I would argue that Ivy and her sister look-- - They do that. - Like very like-- - Yeah. - Because Yolanda dyes her hair a little bit red. - Yeah. - My edges is washed out right now, but yeah. - Are you gonna redire it or you are? - Yeah. - I wouldn't put it to the floor for a little bit first, but why would you dye it? - The floor. - Because it gets off of it. - Yeah. - The color changes. - Yeah. - I wish that's how my hair was. The only thing that's kind of weird is how my hair doesn't go out of pigment. Like I feel like that's kind of weird. - That's why I'm not your hair color. - I know, but also I've been growing in gray hairs, so I am probably gonna get-- - Can you pass me the foot? - Oh boy. - The dragon fruit squishies? - She's literally the best squishies. - I know. I've been looking for that one. Everyone. - Oh my. - You almost took out a line. - Mine. - Mine. - Y'all chill. - The day Harper's was drinking on the podcast, does that mean we're officially an adult podcast? - Yeah. - Oh my gosh. I would never drink on the body on the body on the body. No, I'm getting what it was a texture of this It's a it's really oh, that's perfect. Where do you get it from like Walmart? Maybe I can't come on like fake squishies from Teemo or something. I don't know. She ain't shit. Yeah They feel so good. I love them. They do some of them. Other ones are quick. Have you ever heard the squeezy luck squishies? Yes, but they're so overpriced. I know. We know they're good, but they're overpriced and they're like bad quality of things. Yo, I was talking about my neck yet. Oh, yeah, well, we can say that for another podcast. When she broke her neck. Oh, you know, I can talk about it. Yeah, we never have talked about I know I hadn't seen y'all in literally years. Okay, so basically I was at cheer and I was doing a waterfall and My this happens like literally the same week like three days earlier. I fell straight through and I hurt my neck again So my neck is already sore, but I'm doing this waterfall, which is a front flip from extension So I'm like 12 feet in the air and I do a front flip and I'm before I do this and like please catch me because this happened three days ago Where I didn't get caught and I was on the floor the whole cheer practice crying so basically they're like, yeah We'll catch you. We'll catch you so I do it the front flip and I fall literally on my neck straight through because my Fukets call on the brazier. So let's say this is me flipping and right my nail is my neck I'm flipping but my Fukets stuck so I go Onto the floor straight on the floor and my neck is like like on the floor like that and I roll over and I'm like I can't move. I can't move. I can't move and then the trainer comes in and she's like her octopus It's ruptured and I was like octopus It's something in the back of your neck that ruptured or whatever and so I was like Something is something like octopus octopus. I don't know. Do you have octopus in your neck? Yeah, look up What is what look up like what it is because she said her octopus is ruptured or something octopus in your neck What to say no, there's no octopus No, okay, let me let me look it up on a chat. I don't know if I'm gonna get Cancel it. What does he use the word octopus? No, I'm going to look it up Is there a word that is similar to octopus that is something in your neck? Because that's what she said she was like your octopus is probably like your neck bone. You might be thinking I'm all to pit Occupate occupate. Occupate. Occupate. Occupate. What? Sorry. Hold on. How do you pronounce it? Sure. Occupate. Occupate. Occupate. That's what it was like. Yeah, so she's like your octopus is ruptured So I was like fric so then um, I hear sirens Because I'm just laying on the ground. I'm like, oh my gosh like my neck. I can't move it So then I hear sirens and then they come to the school everybody's like leave the gym Leave the gym Harper's all to put his ruptured and so every yeah, so all the cheerleaders left the gym All the hot firemen came in and they grabbed me from or they put me on a stretcher They took me out schools getting out all the little freshmen saw me getting pulled out in a stretcher And I was just like this in the stretcher because like I had a neck brace on and I couldn't move my neck So I was like only using my eyes looked down and everybody was like, yo, yo, is that is that the two-talk girl in the stretcher? And I was like, yeah Anyways, so then I got put in the ambulance and then I got rushed to the ER Wait the brook gonna go with you this whole time. Brook. No, she followed the ambulance and you told What point did she stop filming? Oh my coach was filming for me. So my yeah, I tell my coach No, I told my coach. I was like, hey, can you get some content in the No, I did I did I was like, hey, can you get some content? No, I did and then the freaking trainer was like, this is not a time for content And I was like, oh you're like every time the cost and so literally and then um they rushed me to the ER We got an MRI on my neck and I was fine. It was just strained. So no, I'll put it with your absurd Did you feel kind of dramatic when they said that? Yes, yeah, I felt like I thought that was dying because like I didn't feel anything wrong with me It is because I like felt a pop but it's just like me popping my neck also. It's a not like very crazy That I know cheerleaders do it all the time and they've been doing it forever But we really are just relying on a bunch of like Teenage and little girls to like catch other girls falling and put a tool body about you like it's like really scary Like why who allowed that like y'all are putting all your trust in like sometimes literal eight-year-olds right? You don't think about it whenever you're younger though. You're like, oh yeah like these people got me like I'm a full grown adult at the right age of 15. They can catch me. They're gonna catch me. They're other 15-year-old girls. They wouldn't drop me. I didn't do it here For eight years, yeah actually. Oh my gosh. Everybody ever that ever films with us is done cheer except for me And I feel like I missed out on something. I didn't do what they did this year. They did like real cheer. I didn't just school cheer Oh, yeah, who knows how to base. I did. Oh, I can base. No, yeah, I can do this. I did this room. No, he I can't want any air like this I'm not that tall. I think I'm fine. No, because you want to go. I'm gonna go right there and do something. I be real. I Yeah, we were all flyers. Oh, wow. Congratulations. Wait. I was a place a flyer, a tumbler and backspot Well, I was just on bed. Oh, I love. I think you three you three should do it at your stunt. Yeah, some sort of thing. Let's base I even like one minute only put her to a prep, but let's just do a two-man No, we can't because she's gonna fly through the Yes, I know she's like Yeah, yeah, she had stuck to the ceiling It's so cute. I just know that's going to leave a mean Greast. All right. Let's see it. Let's see it. Okay. Well, are you comfortable with a stunt? Yeah, okay? All right, cash. Will you catch her if she falls? I know All right, here we go. We're so useless right now. Look at us. I feel like I'm doing a lot of work right now You're right. We're the narration Yolanda's lifted into the stunt. Are they going to go into a full extension? She doesn't seem super stable Careful. Oh wow No, not in this room Maybe not in this room. Harper Phillips won't let you do it either. Yeah, nobody. Nobody lets me do a one-man. You have to be really good You wait like two pounds. I think I could lift you up like this and do a one-man Don't even toss her just Hey figure up with the one hand and you just Yeah, me and Ivy are not meant to be basis because we were like literally like he like I know I know I know I know because I know I know how you're hitting is when freaking bases are just pushing your foot backwards like And in my live with my son gr. I love my son gr. But like my lips are always getting healed And I start falling back and they say it's my butt, but it's not exactly trust me. I don't got that big of a butt but yeah I'm trying I get squeezed it anymore Yeah, we didn't want if you ever got like trucks bad like like carpeted. Uh, I broke my feet What I had to wear a cat. Wait you broke your feet from falling off a From flying though. Yeah, they dropped me. I'm perfect. They did not like you. No, they didn't like wait. You had to pull her out Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's crazy. What about you? Um, I'm trying to think um Oh, yeah, I got dropped in the back of my head multiple times Whoa, and like I think they did it like a hard for one time. I don't remember when I don't remember when Yeah, I got like five concussions Uh, I've gotten it in the back of the head. Those are pretty bad injuries But I didn't think that I had insurance not from like getting drugged, but like from around off-talk I broke my arm because I like opened up in the middle of it. Oh, because I was super scared I was in front of all the the senior teens and I was like Well, I gotta do good. I can have to do it and I did it and it opened up and I freaked out. I broke my arm That's so scary. Did you cry? Yeah, like scream. I was yeah, I kind of was I remember one time I was getting um I was I have my round-up I can't spring tuck and I was like starting to do folds on the ground I was super excited and I remember I like had it down so good I was like seven years old and I did a round-up I can't spring tuck and I remember the coach was supposed to spot me But he like thought I could do it on my own so he'd like fake the spot and Which I hate when people do that when they like fake the spot where they're like they don't actually spot you I'm like I actually want a spot and he's like you know you got it And I was like I want a spot. He's like okay. I'll spot you So he fake the spot and I like freaked out in the middle of the tuck and I fell straight to my neck And I like also laid there for a little bit Dude, I don't know but my octopus is probably ruptured like 30 times like I swear I'm not okay Like I sometimes forget things Oh, I just say one time Maverick was in cheer and he learned how to like backflips and all that and then he went to His high school prom and he thought he's gonna be cool and do a backflip in the middle of the dance And he did it and then he broke both of his feet at the exact same time Feet yeah, okay - It was like the top of his feet broke or something. - Alright, we need to be honest about something. Our group may be, well, sometimes it always uses DoorDash for everything. - It's not our fault, it's so convenient. - Seriously, it's like once a day, sometimes more. At this point, we all have our goats who orders. - Yeah, but honestly, DoorDash has become such a simple staple in our lives because we're always on the go filming, recording, traveling, or working on something. And something always comes up. Somebody needs a coffee, somebody forgets to eat. And suddenly, we're out of snacks. - We've even used DoorDash during video shoots when we realized we need last minute essentials. We've gotten batteries, waters, and other things we needed to keep the day moving. - That's what I love about it. It's way more than just ordering dinner, whether it's groceries, supplies, or sending someone their favorite treat after they've had a rough day. It just makes life easier. - And honestly, those little things mean a lot. It's an easy way to show up for people. - Yeah, that's why we use DoorDash so much. It helps us take care of each other and keeps life running when things get chaotic. It's honestly just one of those apps. We end up using all the time. - And somehow, it always comes in clutch. - Got you, delivered, DoorDash order now. - And you know what he did to fix it? Instead of going to the doctor, he just put boots on him. - Hunting boots. - 'Cause they're like small town doctor side lists and you probably should get a cast, but if you don't wanna pay for that, if you wear your hunting boots really tight, it should heal up all right. So he just wore hunting boots. - I guess this will happen with my toe. I broke my toe from doing a cartwheel on the couch. And I broke my arm on a couch. - Oh, okay. Anyways, I was doing a cartwheel on the couch and I hit my toe and I completely shattered my big toe. And I told my dad, I was like, I'm hurt. I was like, I'm hurt, dad. He was like, no, that's just a bunion. I was like, no, it's not my bunion, dad. I literally just broke my toe. So they take me to the doctor and we get a freaking scan, yeah, X-ray. And my whole toe, it's like shattered into shambles on the X-ray and I was like, and so they put me in a boo and all the shambles just slowly grew back together and now I can't pop my toe. - Oh. - And the other day, what's it called? My friend tried to pop off my toes, don't ask. Anyways, so she popped off my toes and she tried to pop that bait toe and I swear I heard it all cracked back into shambles. - Mm-hmm. - So, I never forgot anything. - Now, okay, I said I could do a back flip. - Do it. - Don't break both of your feet. - Don't break your feet. - Do you want to spot it? - No. - I hate when people ask to spot me. - No, well, I would do the back flip off the chair. - Oh, you're gonna die, yeah. - I can do it, okay, I can't do it. - Well, don't run into the board. - I don't know. - She said she's gonna back flip off the chair. - Yeah. - Do you want to see how they do it? - Oh gosh, I'm scared for you. - All right, here we go. - Oh gosh. - There's gonna be cameras out as much as we can, if you can see it already. - Could I be concerned? - Yeah. - Yeah. - No, you're good, you're good. - Okay, gosh, I'm scared. - You got this, don't break a leg. - Break a leg. - I'll be. - Whoa! - That was actually pretty good. - That was good. - That was good. - She's cool. - That was crazy. - She's really good at that. - She's a really big fan of time. I was doing a basket toss and I was coming down and I freaked out, like you said, and I clilled my arms and I grabbed my base's hair and I ripped out, probably. - Oh my gosh, I don't want to tear out of her. - No. - Oh my god, she had long hair like you did, you wanted. So I just had like a chunk of hair. I was like, oh, I'm so sorry, she's like, that's okay. - What? - I used it. - One time you went in the middle. - I was in the middle of competition and like, there was a part where it was like a back band and then you don't have to like. - Looked you up? That's exactly, yeah. - One of them stood on my hair. - Yeah, competition pulled out a full chunk of my hair. It was laying on the floor right off of my hair. - Same. - And it was a whole bulk butt in my head. - I was doing the same back band science level two back band and then you go into a new version and they stepped on like this much of my hair and like pieces by pieces by pieces, just got ripped out, ripped out of my hair. Yes, my hair is falling out, I don't know why. My hair has been literally like thinning, or not thinning, but my, what's it called? I've been using so much heat on it to the fact or to the point where literally, you know, it's like frying off, like my whole hair is like dead. And in the shower, all my hair, I look down and all my hair is just in the drain from, it's like little pieces, from how much. - Is that like clogged the drain? - Yes, very much. - I didn't show you the drain, deep clogged thing that I have, you should buy one. - Look at Ivy's face. - Yeah, that's the rubbery motion. - And you have snakes, but I have like this thing like a cat from over here, that doesn't look good. - Dead. - All you need is a little trim and you find them. - I don't want a trim. - Ivy, give her a trim yourself. - I don't ever trust Ivy with a trim on my hair. But yeah, chilling, just hanging, okay. - If I can see Ivy, just like cutting someone's hair and like putting dye in it and just be like, all right, you're done and their hair's like halfway gone. - Yeah, I know, like bleach it off and burnt it off. - Wait, I would you do your own hair? - Nobody died to my house here before. - Did it look good? - Didn't it look good? - Wait, how'd you die? - By myself. So they wanted like black and red hair so I did it under like a piece as well, red and then black. - Oh. - Hey. - Wow. - Can you die your own hair? - Our new back to school merch shop is officially here and we have so many new pieces for you guys. - We have these new Barcy style crewnecks for you. - We have these new, I'm literally just a girl t-shirts. I mean, look at the back, look at the back and yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, you could be the new best dressed in school to do the bend, do the bend, do the bend. - Okay, all right enough. If you guys want to go get your new back to school merch pieces, you can shop them at theelopontest.net. Go get 'em now. - Hey. - Yeah. - Did you die that one? - No. - Oh. - You should be Beetlejuice. The Beetlejuice girl for Halloween. What? Why? (laughs) - I'm going to be a bee. - Wait, you have your costume picked out already? - Yeah. - And you're going to be? - I need to get good content. - I'd rather be or like the-- - A bumblebee. - A bumblebee. - Do you have any other costumes or are you just going to be a bumblebee? - That's my personal costume where I want to be a ladybug. - Oh gosh. Just all the little bugs. - One time with my friend, Halloween. - Hello. - She dressed up. - Yeah, I'm okay. She dressed up as a ladybug and I'm going to be a bumblebee. - Oh, do you have your Halloween costume picked out for this year? - No. - Does anyone-- - I do, I do, but mine's secret, my secret. - Yeah, I have one too. - What? (laughs) - Can I say it? Should I say it? - Yeah, just say it. - I don't know what you're going to be talking about. - Oh, I was going to be you for Halloween. - Really? - Oh yeah, I'm going to wear Buzz Light. I was going to wear the Buzz Light your outfit and then do the makeup. - That'd be awesome. (laughs) - No, I think I probably need to dress up like you for Halloween. - Yeah, I think that's what I mean. That's what I mean. I didn't even walk in my room. I really had to see me on my show. - No, Loki, yeah. - Did you guys dress up as you wanted for Halloween? You guys should do like #YolandaHalloween. - And I'll put you on my story. - Yeah. - Oh yeah. Wait, is that the hashtag you want so you can find it? What's the hashtag they should use if they post about it? - #YolandaSchool. I don't know. - Do Yolanda Halloween. - Yolanda Halloween. - I just do Yolanda Halloween. - And tag me in it and then I'll put you on my story. - Dude, I thought we had a lot of people on your shows. - Can you imagine what it would be like if you did like a live show or meet up or something? How many girls would just pull up? - I don't know. - I said you wouldn't be able to tell which one to you. If you did a meet up or like a show or something, everyone would look like Yolanda. And it'd be like which one is she? - You can walk to the audience and they'd have no clue. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yol, that's so weird. Me and I, if you were just talking about me getting a nose piercing and then somebody on my video just commented you should get a nose piercing. Should I do it? - No. - You said that about my belly piercing now. It's like my main thing that everybody loves. So I don't think-- - Do whatever you want. - Do whatever you want. - A stud, yeah. - But also I don't know. - Well, get a stud. - That's just like Randall. - My earrings aren't that big. - I just said what he said. - Of Amazon. - Is it real or is it fake? - No way. I have so. - No, I got professionally done. - Oh, I had to wait a month. 'Cause you know how big it is when you're peeking out? - Yeah. - It's for the healing process. - Yeah. - So then I asked somebody if I can like have to be careful. - Yeah, I got like the stainless steel one. - Yeah. - You do whatever you want. - I have the video, but it's-- - It looks like you're not a real fan. - She has it on tickle. - Then you know it comes in your nose and then they have to bring you right back out. - Yeah. - But it only makes you cry. Like you don't, you don't actually cry. But the-- - Oh, they're like-- - Your nerve. - So then it makes you cry. - Yeah. - So like was it, was there like pain? - That's some pain. - Oh, okay. - It felt like it ears pierced my needle. Just go and do your nose. - Okay, yeah, but my nose is like-- - Very thick. Oh, I just spit it. - It's very thick and has very thick cartilage in it. So if I ever got a nose piercing, I think it would hurt. - I'm getting one on this side too. - What? - Yeah, same thing. - Double? - Yeah. - Hopefully. - You could put like a whole stick in it. - And I'm also getting eyebrows. Like right here, it's a piercing. - Your whole face is gonna be here. - I'm not making it a tongue piercing. - I do, I'm doing it. - Okay, I was gonna say-- - No, okay, but I don't want a tongue piercing, but if I did get one, I would love to play around with it. - But if you don't forget some fact, your whole tongue gotta get chopped up. - Okay. - Okay, what the heck? - Here, there are people that split their tongue in half. - No, the girl that did my nose had a tongue, she couldn't talk because her tongue was all the way split in half. - Oh my god. - That was like, wait, why did you do that? And she's like, well, I can't talk. I had it for seven days only. I thought you were drinking water. - She couldn't eat it for seven days. - And her teeth were so bad. - Oh my god. - You talk like this, it'll, like you can't even talk. - And Laura, are you able to control like-- - Yeah, you're able to control like, you can't talk. - Yeah, you can't look. - Yeah. - Are you control each side of your tongue? - Yeah, but you can't think like me. - Yeah, and I feel like you wouldn't be able to-- - Why do you people do that? Like, what's the point of getting her? - I feel like they want to play the list or something. - Wait, because this will connect it in the back there. - Yeah. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - I don't think they, maybe they could, I don't know. - Y'all, y'all want to know something. So you know that lady on the plane, the one where it's like, that man is not real. - Yeah. - So that was a GFW. - I know, I know, and literally my friend's dad on a day with the girl right after it happened. - That girl? - Yeah, that girl. - I thought you just made like a random girl like that. - No, you're brilliant, yeah, she's great. - So basically, the like conspiracy is she was in the back of the plane, sitting next to this guy, and she looked at this guy, and his tongue is like splendid too. And he was like tattoos, I guess. And so automatically, she was a little like, oh, he's like a little eerie. But I mean, if you have that, it's pretty cool, I guess. - Yeah, really? - Well, we don't know. But apparently, she looked at him, and he blinked this way, not this way. And like, she looked at him, he blinked this way. And so that's why she stood up and was like, that man in the back is not real. And so like, I don't know, I mean, like maybe he wasn't, but like, that would freak me out too, if I saw somebody blink vertically. Like, what? - You're like, Dad's friend went on a date with this girl. - Yeah, and so my dad. - And I never going on plans ever again. - No, my dad's friend went, sorry, my dad's, my friend's dad went on a date. Yeah, my friend Ariana went, her dad went on a date with the girl. - We need Ariana's dad's number. - Right, should I call, I wanna call Ariana. - Are you gonna get her him on and see if he's real? - Yes. - Well, I don't even know, but on the day she told him, she was like, I wouldn't lie about that. I wouldn't like make a scene in front of the whole entire plan if I didn't see something. Like, 'cause like, who would? - Did she film it? I haven't seen this video. Did she stay up and like, don't worry about that. - No, no, somebody just told me. - She started making a scene so people started filming. - Like, she got freaked out. Like, she was all the way in the back and she went to the front. And I honestly, low-key believe it. I'm not gonna lie. Like, I low-key believe. - That's not real. - No, I believe that she saw something weird. 'Cause like, did you all know, oh my God, I hate that alarm. Brooke has that alarm to wake us up in the morning when I sleep over at her house and just gave me the alarms. - Y'all, like, when I hear the, the, the, the, the, I don't know, yeah. - I have a friend who thinks that planes are genuinely not real. He thinks that, like, they're going underground or something and it's all like an illusion. - Yeah, me. - Wait, then what do we see in the sky? - I just don't know how they fly. - No, I was in it. I was thinking about that like a week ago when I was on a plane. I was like, this don't make no sense. It's like a skyscraper to fly in here. - I was like, how am I going to be landing in Texas when I was just in New York? It doesn't make sense. - I heard you're scared of planes, I be. - Of the Chamberlain's, yeah. - The Chamberlain's and Frontier, I'm scared. (laughing) - You want to find the right airport? - Of specifically Frontier. - American, Ireland, my favorite plane, I remember. 'Cause it's-- - It's like Dabloo. - Dabloo. - You like Dabloo? - What's that? - Dabloo? - There's another airline. - What happened on Frontier? - When I was little, we were for like competition. We were going somewhere and there's so much Chamberlain. It's like, I kept going up and down. I hope body was lifting in the plane. - Yeah, no way. - It was scary. I feel like you're gonna fall out of the sky on life. - And I died. This actually reason, we were going to LA. And he accidentally booked Frontier. And he didn't tell me to last minute, and then I had to go on it for those days. - He lied, it wasn't an accident. He did it on Frontier. - Then he was Chamberlain's 30 minutes straight. - They're not an airline anymore now, but did you like Spirit? - That was what the plane was on. - Oh. - Oh. - She doesn't care for a Spirit or Frontier. - Or Frontier. - Yes, they're it's out, right? - Yeah, they closed down. - That's insane. I used to fly Spirit. - Spirit, we flew Spirit all the time. I'm not gonna lie. - Yeah, I flew it a lot. - Yeah, literally my freaking num bag. We went to Hawaii and then I lost my bag. And it was like $3,000 worth of stuff in there. - What did you have in there? - Like all my makeup, which all my makeup together is probably like $5,000, like I'd say. And then all my like AV donation, all my swimsuits, all my nice like triangle swimsuits are in there, which is like, I don't know. Like I'm not gonna like, I don't know. - It was probably like $3,000 worth of stuff in there. And plus all my earrings, all my jewelry, all that, which is also expensive. And so I had all my clothes, all my nice shoes in there, they lost it. And then finally, like five days later I got it back. - Wow. - So yeah, but I was. - I was just pissed off. - I was like, yeah, it was really bad. But I went, I was on an airplane, he had, what was it? - Oh yeah, we went to, no we went to, yeah. We went to like a dough check obona show, like in Paris. They invited us out there and they gave us a lot of clothes and a sticker. So I had like all these designer clothes, put them in a suitcase and slapped the sticker on top of it that said dough check obona. So then everyone is like, that probably has a lot of money in it. And then he put it, it wasn't even a check bag. It was a carry on. And he put it above like, like above the plane, like where you like put your suitcase. And he put it like towards the front. And then he walked back and sat down. And then when he got off in unborded by the time he got up there, the suitcase was gone and someone stole it. - They basically stole it off the plane, like walking in the eye. - That's terrible. - Yeah. - That's like, I always have that fear. Because I always put like my, the things, not that it's expensive stuff. But like when you get to hotel, you know, you have to have like all your things you want. I always put like this stuff I know I'm gonna want in that bag. So if it were your soul and I'd be devastated. - Yeah, yeah. - Never put like anything like, don't put like expensive looking stickers on the side of your suitcase just in case. - Are you still in school, Ivy? - I do. - Online. Do you have any crushes? - What the, that was a big turn. - You don't? - From airplanes to crushes. - No, no. - No, it's from school or crushes. Do you want me to ask if you have a crush? - Oh, no, no, no, no, no. I already talked about my crush. I get to see him tonight. - Whoa. - Whoa. - I think you should bring him up in your one day for an interrogation. - Wait, should we? He has been talked about on the podcast for years. - Literally, it's the same guy. - No, the first podcast ever. We talked about him. And now here we are, three years later. - You want to bring him on an episode? - Yeah. - Actually, he literally does not like, every single guy I've ever talked to. They're like, your TikTok stuff is so cool. He's never talked about it once 'cause we met before. I did take it off. - Oh, no, you guys met like, - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. - The week I met, you read mine. - The week, yeah. - I know. - He was like this, but he was like, is that a man? - I know, I know. And it's crazy. - When he come on the podcast. - Yeah, he would. Yeah, but I don't know. I don't know if he wants to, I mean. - I see him like once a month. - You do? Oh, I have the barber shop. - Yup. - I know. - Yeah, he's a barber. Yeah, he's really doing good for himself. But yeah, I don't know. He, we're planning on, I don't know if he wants me to say this, but yeah, we're planning on dating. And we've been dating. - Planning on dating? - I thought he was. - Wait, don't you just date or not date? - Okay, well, yeah, we're going on dates currently. - Oh yeah, but like, we mean him have been a thing for literally five, six years. I've been going for him since the beginning. - You need to leave him alone, Harper. He is a bad kid. And now you're like, oh, I love him. - He told me he was a bad kid. - Yeah, he was. - Yeah, everything we knew about him was through stuff. He told us. - Everybody goes through their bad phase, but I don't know. - He's grown up now. - Yeah, he has grown up. He looks different. But I told him to grow up as hard to have his eighth grade self-fact because he was so cute and eighth grade. He is cute now, but he was very cute and eighth grade. Oh, wait, now I saw him really weird. And my friends are saying the same thing. They're like, Harper, do you have a thing for eighth grade? Or is I was like, no, he was just cute and eighth grade. When I first met him, I actually know it. I met him in fifth grade, but he had a buzzcut in fifth grade. But like, what if this is just like a love story? And then I end up getting married. - It's like me. - Yeah. - You were like that, yeah. I was out shooting, telling people about all the bad things that was everybody told her to leave me. And then I think three or four years later, we got together and got married. - That's insane. - I love it. - I love it. - I love the little, the little. - You're just lucky that no one better had come along. 'Cause if I ever had better options. - Don't worry, no one better could ever come along. Oh, what are you gonna say? - Well, I was the thing. I really like a little edit. I mean, too, when you were younger than me. - Oh, those are cute. - I love those little, they're so cute. - Yo, I went to this little fair last night. And I saw this guy. He's a TikTok famous. And his name, I don't, his name is like Isaiah Haynes or something. And he has like three inch okay on TikTok, which is a lot. And I was like, oh, that's cool. Maybe I should collab with him or something. So, we're walking and we make eye contact. And I was like, and then he walks away. Like, he was nervous? - No. - I think he was trying to ego me. And I was like, I'll let you let him. - No, I was like, I was like, hi, is it? And then he walked away. And I was like, uh, in all my, 'cause I was expecting him to also say hi, 'cause he follows me and maybe we could be friends. - Wait, was this the picture I saw last night? - Yes. Yeah, and I was like, oh, okay, um. - Wait, that makes, that makes a lot more sense. For some reason I thought it was the guy you were just talking about, the guy you like. - Oh, no. - I thought you were saying he did that to you. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. But, no, when like, people started surrounding the both of us, we were like, oh, hey. And then we started talking. And then we made a TikTok together. - Oh, so you did eventually talk to him? - Yes, I did, I did. It was good. - What, did you do here? - Yeah, wait, we have a special guest. - I was gonna say, we, yeah. - So, we ever brought him on to your head. - A special guest. - Yes, do, do, do. - Who? - Do, do, do, do. - It's Ivy brother. - Yeah, we need to bring him on. - I haven't seen him at all. - I don't think I've talked to him yet either. - He looks like he's sleepy. - This is the chillest guy in the world. Check him out. - Yeah. - Check him out, check him out. - Take a seat, man. - So, that's your brother? He does look like a little Ivy. - That's, do, do, SpongeBob. - He's not related to me, bro. - Okay. - Yeah. - Should you just SpongeBob, do you like SpongeBob? - Yeah. - You do? You kind of sound like Ivy. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah, you do. - Why do y'all sound exactly alike? - Yeah. - I think they're related. - Bro, did you? - Bro. - Oh my god. - Yeah. - They sound alive. - Wait, wait, say it. Say it like a second apart again, do you? - Bro. - Bro. (laughing) - That's actually crazy. - That is. - Yo. - Don't add to the exact same two. - How old are you? - Say hi. - Hi. - Hi. (laughing) - How old are you? - 11. - 11. That sound exactly like that's kind of freaking me out. - Yeah, that is crazy. - 11. (laughing) - That doesn't say anything. Y'all, I mean y'all kind of look alike. I feel like if you're long hair. - Maybe? No, okay. - Wait, what you're holding is, yeah. Like what you're like is gonna say that? - Oh. (laughing) - We won't watch you. - Wait, what do people call you? - Oh you do. - But I call them Juju. My dad made that nickname up for so long [BLANK_AUDIO] We're gonna start doing take talking stuff. I think he already does right? I've seen you on take off. Do you already have a page? Cool. What kind of videos do you make? Gaming that's cool. What what what's your favorite game for night. I know you just said you don't play for a night. She's such an older sister Do you have any other siblings? Yeah, I bet I told you guys. I have five What you told us the first time? Well, I thought you were happy. I have five siblings name them. Wait wait wait wait. Name them at the same time. I'm a Navy. No. Oh How many do you have how many siblings you got? Should be the same though Y'all yesterday. Oh, they're siblings. I think she's happened. I have five. So how many do you guys? I think we got three. Oh, he's funny. He has Joe. Wait. There's five of you or five plus you five plus me No five total five total four siblings. You are like two children I've been counting on personality. You have two different personalities. I mean like one day you're super chill and the one day you're super high. I know I agree I've easy to bounce off the walls or she's I Chill that's a good thing though like you know and I'm like, you know I feel like I have just one personality. Actually, no Yeah, I do I do have to tell what story you're telling right. Yeah, also yesterday Don't mind my hairy legs and don't mind how dark my knees are but I was doing a backflip and I literally this is like Cell 10 rubbed off. Yeah, but no, so are you tanking? No, it is a cut. I was doing a I was doing a backflip And my friend was helping me do it and I bent my knee into the wall and her whole wall is broken now. Oh my gosh Why are you doing so close to the wall? No, she was helping me do it And then she shut or she didn't shut me into the wall, but like I was like, let me just show you the video. Yes. Yeah And then the whole wall not the whole wall. I saw that so it was broken in the wall like a chunk of rocks. Oh my god Like shoot. She's like, are you okay? That's like something cash would do that looks like it hurts. No, it's like raw It hurts so bad every time I like pass my finger on it hurts really bad Wait, what do you guys ever see like a crocodile before? No? You know, you know the biggest crocodile is I'll read it It's just like a fun fact what is it? Yeah, it's just yeah, yeah, he's ever on 18 feet and he was two thousand pounds And he was an Africa and the last thing he was seeing was in the lake and then he disappeared after that It's like a dinosaur probably didn't agree like my brother's fish. Oh, yeah, I forgot about that That's insane. You want it would have a pet crocodile. I do you live in Florida guys. This is my crocodile Yeah, they're not like the exact same thing. There's a different name Do you guys want to see my hyena? Yes, yo, you would definitely have a hyena that matches you so well. We have a hyena I'm being so furrow. It's a hyena. Oh my gosh. Ivy is literally a hyena. That's her spirit. No, that's a that Scrawny dog That's it. Chopped hyena That's my dog That's a dog that makes it with a monkey and he accidentally took a lot of time and all or something Guys, this story guys you guys are not gonna be laughing when I tell you the story how I found her. Oh Trash That's my dog Actually, that's how you found her. Yes. I make so for real she was locked up in the cave with no pudding water How do you feel? I'm just saying that's a bent hyena with She's No, that's her dog nodding inside it. I'm being real I knocked on the door and this dog was locked up in a cage. No food no water. Yes, and I lost Vegas by the way Mind you like a hundred and where do you find it locked up in a cage? You have a like where is the cage? In the front yard, and then when I knocked on the door, I said hey like is this your dog in something? Yeah, we're about to take it to the shelter Do you want it? And I said what and then they gave me it and ever sent you she loved me but Every time I try petting here, she'll cry because they beat in her so bad I have a friend who she has a dog with three legs now, but she did the same thing She found them in the front yard of someone's house, but she didn't go up and knock and ask for the dog She just took it which probably you should not do that. No, I don't know The dog right was still attached and it was like She immediately took it to the vet and that was like if this dog would have went like two more days like this The infection like it would have been dead So she brought it just in time maybe she still has the dog all right fun fact Oh, but you know how guys like I want to get to talk her an actor Yeah, my biggest dream was actually to rescue dogs and go to other countries and rescue all of them You should do that still. I want to and then And then all the dogs that actually have were all rescued all be in to how many do you have? Around like 35 maybe not you do not 35 dog including all the dogs that we have around 35 Well, all the ones you've had in your life like all the ones you currently have I have golden rechievers I have two golden rechievers. I had shit shoes. I have two years Shazoo's yeah, I had a lot and I Do you keep them all in a house? That's crazy The boys had like several how many they were like nine dogs we've only had like 30 dogs over all right, I have a bunny 35 dogs and one bunny. Yes Nothing's gonna work and then I did have two cats by reason I have to sold them because I'm allergic to cats But I just recently saw her in two years and I she actually let me have the cat to see bogey for a day But then I felt bad and I wanted to bring her back So then I just see a 5 day house. I don't like that Well, oh dad, can I please tell the story about skin of cats? Okay We found this evil Garfield cat. I target Garfield no like a real wonder like guys stuff then real But you guys are not gonna believe why don't my cats know was why I kind of the reason why I got rid of my cats and We were dropping it off on the apartment where target was. Maybe that's where the cat lived and we can't keep cats and This girl comes oh my gosh nice cat and we're like yeah, do you want to be actually proud of it? Yeah, she broke it inside and there's a people and stuff and the cat her whole face off and she's the dog's face. No, the people I'm gonna to fight and then she tried to pick up the cat And then the girl all the way the cat or the people the cat stretch the girl's face And that closet stuck on her face. Oh my are you serious? Are you serious? That's why I don't like cats in her whole face Like Loki ripped off. I don't think I think I made a big scar. I mean, never saw her since we described her medicine took care of her and Medicine did you grab her maybe cat medicine? The worst part she had a daughter the girls. Can we still keep the cat? She asked to keep the cat and the worst thing they were trying to find a cat to kill it I made so for him wow They got so mad and they wanted to find that cats we thought we heard we were going around the apartment for an hour looking for the cat Just to save it and then we brought it to another Imagine another person came out to the cat All right guys, we're running though on time here. So we unfortunately have to in this episode But we're gonna film some more episodes. So what we see guys next time make sure to subscribe

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Yolanda and Ivy, despite being referred to as sisters online, are not biologically related but share a strong familial bond and striking physical similarities.
  2. Yolanda shares a humorous and dramatic story of breaking her neck during a cheerleading front flip, leading to an emergency medical response and an MRI confirming a neck strain.
  3. The group discusses their shared experiences with physical risks in cheerleading, including concussions, broken limbs, and injuries from falls, highlighting the dangers of relying on young teammates for safety.
  4. A recurring theme is the physical and emotional bond between the group members, with members joking about their appearance, hair colors, and even suggesting they look more like sisters than real siblings.
  5. The conversation includes personal anecdotes about travel, pet ownership (including a rescued dog and a story of a cat with a face injury), and a humorous discussion about a "crocodile" and "hyena" spirit.
  6. The group reflects on their lives beyond entertainment, sharing personal goals like dog rescuing and a desire to help others through compassion.
  7. A fan of outdoor adventures, the group plans a Texas stay-cation with a pool and relaxed schedule, emphasizing balance and connection over busy travel.
  8. They also discuss a future collaboration with a TikTok influencer, plan a special guest appearance (Ivy’s brother), and explore the idea of a live meet-up, where members would be indistinguishable due to their similar appearances.

Summary:

Yolanda and Ivy, often mistaken as real sisters, share a deep bond through humor, shared experiences, and striking similarities. The conversation opens with a lighthearted discussion about Yolanda’s short stature and the group’s playful teasing, leading into a dramatic recount of Yolanda’s injury during a cheerleading front flip, which caused a neck strain and required medical attention. The group reflects on the physical risks inherent in cheerleading, including concussions, broken bones, and reliance on inexperienced teammates to catch falls.

Amid personal anecdotes, they share stories of pet ownership—like rescuing a dog from a cage and surviving a cat incident involving a face injury—highlighting compassion and empathy. The group also discusses a planned Texas getaway focused on relaxation, balance, and enjoying local culture. Personal growth and future goals, such as rescuing more animals and creating a live meet-up, underscore their connection beyond entertainment.

With humor and vulnerability, the episode blends self-deprecation, real-life challenges, and heartfelt bonds, ending with a promise of more episodes featuring deeper storytelling and community involvement.

FAQs

Yolanda is approximately 4-5 feet tall, based on estimates from the group during a measurement challenge.

Yes, Yolanda and Ivy are related, and they often joke that they look like sisters, though they are not biologically related.

Yolanda fell during a backflip and landed on her neck, causing a neck strain. She was taken to the ER and later diagnosed with a neck injury, though it was not severe.

Yolanda has experienced a neck strain, broken toes, and a broken arm from falls during cheer practice, including a cartwheel incident.

Yes, Yolanda and Ivy often look alike, especially in facial features, and they jokingly say they are sisters or look related.

Yolanda always dyes her hair black, and she says it's her favorite, though she has also had red hair in the past.

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