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Kylie & Caleb Hearon on “Piping Hot” NFL Tea, Homecoming Outrage & Potty Training Horror Story | Ep. 37

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Kylie & Caleb Hearon on “Piping Hot” NFL Tea, Homecoming Outrage & Potty Training Horror Story | Ep. 37

The episode blends humor, personal anecdotes, and social commentary to explore everyday life with a comedic edge. The host shares her experience of packing lunches, concluding that healthy food isn’t always consumed, so embracing the messiness of parenting is key. A standout segment features a hilarious list of football pranks to use when trolling partners, followed by a deeply personal story of accidentally picking up a child’s poop, which becomes a vivid illustration of parenting chaos. The discussion also turns to generational fashion debates, with the host using a viral TikTok to celebrate teenage girls’ freedom to dress boldly. A major highlight is the introduction of comedian Caleb Herron’s new stand-up special, where he humorously analyzes internet reactions, fan interactions, and the power of authenticity in comedy. The episode also touches on the emotional resonance of fan support and the importance of inclusivity in content creation. Additionally, the host proposes a new NFL broadcast model that includes diverse commentary styles to improve audience understanding and engagement. Throughout, the tone remains light-hearted, warm, and reflective, with moments of genuine connection—whether in potty training, fandom, or internet culture—making it both entertaining and relatable for listeners.

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not gonna lie I felt an immense pressure about packing lunches this year because it was my first time and I thought am I gonna get judged for not packing a nutritious lunch but the number of times that lunchbox came back with a decent amount of food in it I've succumbed to the idea that I should pack things that are healthy but I know they won't eat so judge away let's get this podcast started. Welcome back to Not Gonna Lie a Wave Original brought to you by Peppa Pig let's jump in I'm your host Kylie Kelsey former D3 athlete that's a humble that's a very humble brag going through a major otter phase right now shout out to Uncle Trav might have to go visit some soon and according to my horoscope today hmm Saturn's passing through Pisces so you know what that means go fucking birds three no baby give me a second coming up on today's episode my doom scroll was on another level this past week people have some strong thoughts on homecoming dresses this year there's a tiktok that's inspired me to give all my non football fan real ones tips on what to say if you want a prank and NFL fan in your life plus yes I have seen you all tagging me in the potty training clip from the other podcast I'm gonna give you my take on all of it plus a brand new addition of you know what's fucked up after that I'm gonna be joined by one of my favorite comedians podcasters and content creators he just put out his debut stand-up special guys I'm talking to Caleb her in I'm so excited but first some real one comments of the week first up who told him you guys it was a secret last week I told you guys in confidence that Jason pulled off the mullet look now he found the clip huh he commented mullet is coming back baby no look what you've done and then we got another contender for common of the week from at pain jameson my boyfriend six year old asked me to put on your podcast hey can we listen to that lady talk with four kids your message is working oh no first of all don't know if that's my demographic but chart it ladies is there ever been a better description of this show the lady that talks with four kids that's it sums me up moving on to commemorate a rare occasion where I left the house to solely do something fun for myself I'm bringing back one of my favorite segments places Kylie has some business being that's right some of you may have seen I went to the Eagles Rams game with one of my favorite birds fans and former NGL guests Hannah i and binder first of all go birds that game was bananas I want to be clear there were quite a few people who acknowledged that the plans made it out of the the group chat in parentheses podcast um I feel very fortunate that I get to link up with people on the podcast and get to know them a little bit but when you get to come together and bond over your birds fandom it just hits a little different so Hannah and I got the chance to cheer on the birds together there was a moment in time where we questioned whether or not she was ever going to be a lot to come back to a game uh great news though like I said go birds we got that w how to pose to this clip of all of us celebrating the blocked field goal to win the game queen Emma the clip please yeah I think you can tell by my facial expression we were a little bit excited uh for our audio listeners there was a lot of jumping a lot of screaming a lot of high-fiving there was also a lot of me pointing to my chair and why was I doing that I'm gonna tell you because at some point when we were trying to switch the juju I told Hannah that we needed to figure out a way okay so we started with Hannah facing the opposite direction she was facing the wall for a minute because you know she's committed to the bit okay and by the bit I mean winning and so we had her face backwards but that didn't quite work so then I was like maybe I need to face backwards so then I turned around and sat Chris Cross applesauce in my chair backwards okay this is where it became a full team with it was a team effort and by that I mean Hannah was turned around I was turned around and a woman two rows behind us was giving me the play by play yes or no and a brief description for every single play that I'm folded I reposted a video on my story of us facing away from the field you know as Hannah wrote to change up the energy and I got a ton of real-one birds fans in my DM sharing what superstitious shit you did I'm gonna wrap it fire some of those right now because I love them so much and they made me feel seen I went and completely changed my clothes it worked I had to leave the room so they could score that final TD oh my god I ordered a cheesesteak and changed my jersey as half time I'm a grandma of five does the superstition ever end no I went to the bathroom and plugged my ears this is a no judgment zone I walked outside in the third quarter and they scored two touchdowns came back in and they weren't looking so great so I got sent back outside for the rest of the game can't be a jinx you're damn right you can't these are my people these are my people um you have to do what you have to do and here's the deal did me turning around and sitting crisscross applesauce backwards in my stadium seat change the outcome of the game we don't know and that's enough for me to continue on with the delusion do you get it I just it was it is so validating that when you're like I have to do this in a high pressure situation all the sudden it's down to a field goal I turn around sit backwards in my chair and it gets blocked for the second time in yesterday's game and run down for a touchdown guys and that does it for places Kylie has some business being and go birds next up let's get into doom scroll the week first up on doom scroll the week I've seen a lot of tiktoks from older generations sharing their disapproval of the types of dresses they see high school girls wearing for their homecoming dances and I think tiktok user with lotty had the perfect response I'll tell you one thing's for sure two things for certain if you guys saw what I wore the homecoming in the year of our lord 2015 you would be sick wet seal you would be sick and disgusted I'm talking Charlotte roose still letto heels platform this big dress so tight you can't wear underwear I'm talking short tight like hello I saw so many tiktoks being like the homecoming dresses are crazy I go to look it up girl did you ever step into a wet seal just let the teenage girls be teenage girls a couple things here she left no crumbs uh the fact that she referenced both Charlotte roose and wet seal makes me feel like we were shopping the same mall second uh I it does crack me up that for some reason as we get older I think that people have a tendency of forgetting that they were once them right oh I can't believe that my 17 year old child snuck a beer out of our fridge would you sneak tell me right now would you sneak guys we can't forget where we came from okay and you know where we came from wet seal by one get one for a penny okay we came from forever 21 don't wash it do not wash it forever 21 should have been called forever where it wants that's it that's what it should have been called you could not wash that shit I man forever 21 may she rest in peace uh I don't mean to speak ill of the dead but uh I will tell you right now God rest her skimpy asshole okay she had interesting, fashion sense, and also the weakest seams you've ever experienced on an article of clothing, so to be clear, I didn't have homecoming, so I'm out on this. Lucky for me, I had to wait until college to wear a Charlotte Ruse body consker with a tank top tucked into it as smoothly as humanly possible because body suits were not a thing and either were cropped tank tops. I said what I said, okay, so you had to fold it and tuck it in. I had to wait until I was 21 years old to wear those out because I didn't have homecoming in high school and also I didn't have a fake ID because I'm a follower and I had never snuck into a bar. And also I am almost six weeks off, 5/11. I know I've said that so many times, but I have to emphasize that here because every single time I left the house in what was a normal article of clothing, in the proper size, my father would say, try again, and that is the point to upstairs. He would point up the steps and he would say, try again. And I would say, it's your fault that my legs are this long. And it's not that the article of clothing is too short. It's that my leg in comparison makes the shorts or skirt or dress look too short. And I still wasn't making it out of the house in that. TikToker said, let teenage girls be teenage girls. I can live by that until my girls are teenage girls and then we'll see if I have a change of heart there. So, don't know. We'll find maybe we'll find out together. No, we won't. I won't be caught by guys. And lastly, on this week's Doom Scroll, there's a new way non-fupal fans are trolling their superfan partners while watching NFL games and it's fucking hilarious. Queen Emma, the clip, please yelling random phrases during football to get my boyfriend's reaction. The best part about Squeezit is that maybe you could say that it's applicable to holding the ball tighter on a carry for ball security, but Squeezit just sounds ridiculous. This actually is inspired me to come up with some more nonsense phrases that real ones can shout to troll their football fan spouses. Number one, smack it. Variants include smack that ball, smack it to the house, smack it in there. This next one is inspired by Boppet. So, you can really do any of these or a combo. Number two is twist it, pull it, bop it. I feel like this is a nod to the 90s. Let's just enjoy the fact that we were part of the Boppet generation. It sounds like a good time. Bop it, pull it, twist it. You can literally, you can twist it, twist it, pull it, bop it. You can do a whole combination. That's fun. Feel free to tack on his ass to any of these. Twist his ass, pull his ass, bop his ass. You know, just one of those. You cannot push his ass because that's actually a valid outburst and applicable to the birds. Number three, hit him with the worm. The only one I really think, I think maybe this might, this might apply to a touch on celebration. In which case, hit him with the worm. Be outstanding. In any other situation, what? You know, when you should say hit him with the worm, you should say it when it's a bad outcome for your team. That would be fucking hilarious. Like they lose a yard or something. Be like, hit him with the worm. Like, what? Attention, real ones. Please post a video of yourselves trying these. We want to see it. Okay. So when you're watching football this week, feel free to tag us @NGL with Kylie. That's it for Doom Scroll the Week. All right, moving on. Something happened to me yesterday that's given me no choice but to bring back another favorite segment. You know what's fucked up? Hey, you know what's fucked up? I just accidentally picked up a literal turd off my kid's bathroom floor with my bare hand. I'm almost embarrassed to say this on the internet. I'm embarrassed to put this out into the world. So let's start from the beginning. We've been deep into foil fun recently. And if you have any idea what foil fun is, then you understand how it is not the tiniest activity. They come with foam stickers. They're black foam stickers that you put on the little board and arrange them and then you can put these little foils down on them and make them whatever shiny color you want. It's actually very fun. Why it is obsessed with it. Everyone else just likes to make a mess. But these black foam stickers then end up getting on everything and everywhere in the house. And so then you and I were headed into the bathroom for a little potty party, if you will. And I looked down on the floor and she said, oh, it's poop. And if anybody knows conversations with children that span the ages of mine, which would be five to two who are speaking, my five to two age range, they're so into poop. Just I want to say poop for every other word. An answer to a question is poop. Toilet is also a word that is an answer to anything. Far also an answer to anything. So really our potty talk is it is very exciting right now. So naturally, when Benny points to the thing on the floor and says, is poop, I thought, it's just her being her normal self labeling things in the house that are not actually poop as poop. Because as I looked down, I thought to myself, oh, it's a freaking sticker. It's another one of the damn foam stickers stuck on the floor, right? Wrong. I was wrong. I bent down and thinking that it was a sticker stuck to the floor with quite a bit of force. I squeezed what I thought was a foam sticker. I raw dog did. I didn't take a tissue paper. I didn't put a glove on. I thought I was picking up a fucking foam sticker. Know what it was? A tiny turd. It was a tiny turd. Benny was right. It was poop. I think you can imagine with a germaphob like me. I proceeded to have a small as the kids would call it crash out. And I washed the skin off of my hands now. We got to the bottom of whose turn it was. And I'm not pointing any fingers, but the call was coming from inside the bathroom. If you catch my drift. And it was correctly identified by the culprit. Since we're already on this lovely subject of potty talk, a lot of you tagged me in a clip from the other podcast where my husband and brother-in-law recently talked about potty training. The clip, please, Queen Emma with why she was the first one that you actually had to like proactively get her to go on the potty. In the way we potty trainers, you can see him just starting to like it ain't like hard to spot. And she goes off into the corner and just see her face starting to go like, do you need to poop right now? Why? And then you're like, hey, let's go up on the potty. Once they get to a certain age, you're like, hey, let's go up on the potty. The top comment was everything about this answer. It tells me Kylie took the lead on potty training. Guys, I can truly say, first of all, in reference to my husband's explanation, no notes. Not a single fucking note. He nailed that. There was not a single lie told. The other thing is, I will. I'm not gonna lie. Potty training, as I think most people know, is a team effort. I don't think there was ever like a coaching up moment. where I was like, all right, Jason, this is what we're gonna do. We didn't huddle up about potty training. It, as clear as Jason said, it was just that you could tell when they go to hide behind a chair that the time is upon us. And then you just gotta scoop them up before that happens. And that is where it becomes a team effort. Whoever's in the room and catches the child sneak behind a chair, that's the person who's like, grab 'em and then you gotta run. It is a, they're going because they're ready, right? They're going behind the chair because they're ready or they're going into the corner in the other room because they're ready, so you have to run. So it's kind of like a little athletic event that it's like scoop the kid, get them upstairs, pants them and get them on the potty as quick as possible, team effort. That's it for, you know what's fucked up. Caleb Herron is coming up, but first, Peppa Pig. As the real ones know, my love language isn't necessarily receiving gifts, but you know who's is, all of my children. Yes, why Ellie, Benny, and I'm sure soon Finn love presents for any and all occasions. Why it is already talking about her birthday and we are two weeks out from it. She tried to call it her birthday month and I had to explain that birthday actually contains the timeline within it. Well, luckily they don't have to wait until their birthday or holidays because I've got a bunch of new Peppa Pig toys here. I know they're going to be so excited about joining me on set today. We have the brand new Wynx and Snuggles, Evie Doll. In honor of Mummy Pig welcoming the new baby Evie and my girls love a baby doll. They love them so much. I would say right now, Benny is the one who loves baby dolls the most. So she is gonna be all over baby Evie. Wynx and Snuggles, Evie also has 20 sound effects your kids can activate. Whether it's a birthday, a special treat, or a holiday surprise, your little Peppa Pig fan will be thrilled with the Wynx and Snuggles, Evie Doll available exclusively at Walmart. Shop online and in stores near you. He's the hilarious actor, writer and comedian you know from his hit podcast so true. His TikTok videos that have achieved so funny you'll pee your pants laughing status in my book. And now his brand new debut stand up special model comedian streaming now on HBO, Caleb Heron, welcome to Not Gonna Lie. - Hi, I'm so excited to be here. - I am so excited to have you because I was introduced to you via TikTok and clips from your podcast so true. I think that your wit and intelligence and speed are all just put on display there. And it is so satisfying to watch. - Thanks too. - Don't mention your friendship with Drew Afwalo who I had the pleasure of speaking to on Not Gonna Lie, Brittany Broski like watching you guys riff off of each other is one of the funniest things I've ever watched. - They're the best and funniest and smartest. If I've ever said anything funny, it is there's at least a 60% chance it's because of something that happened in our friendship or like I just think there I think they're so funny and when we get together it's like my favorite thing. I also have to tell you that you know, there are these random things that happen that like, I've been doing comedy for a long time and there'll be a little milestone type things that you know people from your past will reach out about like someone from high school or whatever and it's sweet. I have never in my life. No, no show, no accomplishment, no anything. Never gotten so much outreach as when you shouted me out on your show, when the I Heart thing happened and you're like, oh Caleb's show is up to and said that you like the show. I have never in my life got more people that I haven't spoken to in years. Texting me and going. - I'm so sorry. - Oh my God, those who you are. - No, it was so, it's just always the funniest. I'm like, I love Kylie too, but damn, they are coming out of the woodworks, they love you. - That's very sweet. - I said it then and I fucking meant it. - The best part is is that when we were talking about our run down that day, I was like, why, why, why? So vote for Caleb. - No, same, I'm like, I mean, I think to your, to your earlier you were joking about, and I don't know if this makes it into the episode or not, but you were joking about being like unprofessional professionals and being like, we're just kind of flying by the seat of our pants. And I think I know that that's what people really respond to about you and why you do deserve to win awards, that one and others. People really feel like you are their friend because you're a regular nice person who's like, I just think that there's so many great things about you and I am a fan and I think that the biggest one and why you won that award and we'll probably win a whole bunch more is because people really see you and they go, oh, that's how I would do it if I was in that position. It feels very human the way that you're handling all of this. - Yeah, I mean, I appreciate that. I appreciate those kind words. I just truly think that if that is what people are attached to, I mean, that's all I've got. I keep, like I've met people in person who are like, I just love how like real you are and I'm like, that's all I've got. I don't know how to be anybody else. I'm just gonna be me. So either like it or you don't, but if you don't suck my ass. Leave it in, leave it in. Leave it in. - Yeah, it's, I mean, it's, you know from podcasting, it's like you week to week. You're like, this is what I'm gonna say and this is my opinion and like people either latch on or they don't and they either get your humor or they don't. But I mean, back to you because I really think that you are one of the funniest people on the internet specifically. I really, I could not watch your clips specifically and also withdrew and Brittany Brodsky. I could not watch your clips while I was pregnant because my bladder control couldn't handle it. I'm not exaggerating. There were times where I would have to like scroll away from it to like breathe and then scroll back and be like, okay, give it to me again. It is, the way you guys go back and forth with each other, the banter you have, it is, I mean, I'm full fangirl, like aggressively fangirl. And it's, I love that it comes from like a place, a place of positivity. Like you guys will like poke fun and like joke around. But ultimately it's like comes from a place of positivity and like being good people and wanting good for people. - I think it's just not that deep. I think nothing should be that serious. I feel like we've pulled a bunch of us, we the collective royal, we all of us that we're all participating in capital L. So many of us have gotten so serious and so like, there's these like sacred subjects and sacred topics and sacred feelings that no one's supposed to, I just am like, everybody relax. Like let's calm down. This is supposed to be fun. We only get to do this once. Like let's have a fucking nice time. Let's laugh at how ridiculous this all is. It's insane that we're like spinning on a rock in space. That's fucking crazy. We made up all these rules about. (laughing) You just stop and think sometimes about everything we made up for ourselves to exist in every day and you're like, this is stupid. We should be making fun and laughing. This is crazy. - Yes. Now, I have so many things I want to ask you about your new stand-up special. But first of all, congratulations. - Thanks, dude. Thank you. - Once again, it's model comedian. It's streaming now on HBO and HBO Max. Now, one of the things that you discuss in your special is the name of the special model comedian and we're gonna, if you're okay with it, show the clip. - Oh, yeah, yeah. - Amazing. Queen Emma, roll the clip, please. - I'm not even so mad anymore at people who are mean to me on the internet. Now I've kind of turned my eye or I'm more mad at, like when my fans try to defend me and they're bad at it. (laughing) Do you know what I'm saying? Like someone commented on a video of mine and he was like, I don't get the hype with this guy. He's ugly as fuck. I read that and I was like, shout out, you know? (laughing) And I was like, let's just let it be, you know? And then I saw one of my fans respond to him and say, he's a comedian, not a model. (audience laughing) Hey, hey, what? No, fuck, now get to my office now. - Now, I say I don't look at the comments, but occasionally I do take a peek. What is, I know you said you haven't looked that much. Is there a one that sticks out? One that is staying with you, yes, on the special. - Oh, God, I really have not looked that much. I'm trying to get a better relationship with that. I think I have a pretty good one, but I'm trying to get even better at it. There was one that made me laugh that was on one of HBO's TikToks that I saw. From some, it was like all over case, and it was like, are we sure he's not Filipino? He looks just like my own goal, who is Filipino? And I was like, incredible, thank you. I love that. I just love the idea of their Filipino investigating me in the comments. And I would love, I would love to be Filipino. It's just not my truth at this moment, but it really cracked me up. The idea that like maybe we're hiding it. (laughing) - Is there a. a comment overall that has been your favorite throughout your career, throughout TikTok, your comedy, all of it. Is there a comment that you haven't shared maybe that really, it still sits with you. - A comment that still sits with me. I, there was, there was a guy, I don't know if I've ever talked about this, but I randomly do have a lot of like, Republican kind of conservative fans, which cracks me up 'cause I am making fun of them all the time. Now, I do make fun of everybody, but I'm just like, specifically, I'm so, I'm a lot of fraternity. - Yeah, sure. - But I did, I don't know, I didn't look into the profile, so I don't know if this was like, one of my gay fans being silly, or if this was genuine, but someone commented once on, there's some viral video of me on someone else's podcast or something, and they commented, they said, I'm homophobic, but this guy is funny. (laughing) And I absolutely love that so much that is one of my favorite things. - That's wildly self-aware, first of all. - It's all, it's just like that is such a huge compliment 'cause a big part of my thing is that I'm a gay guy, so like, you really have to be rocking with the material to break through that. - Looking at you just, I mean, you're breaking down barriers is what you're dealing, that's what that is. That's busting down barriers, that's incredible. - Some guy did mess with, I don't know if I have it to read it to you directly, some guy did message me right after the special came out, like the night after and said, I am a straight white male, Navy veteran, Catholic, like listed all these things and he was like, and I just saw your HBO special and I'm a fan. And I was like, okay, (laughing) I was like, hey, I don't think you'll probably be hanging around for long, but I love that we got there for a moment and what a beautiful window we shared together in my DMs. (laughing) - No, no, no, no, no, no, do you find that you set the boundary of not reading comments? Does that include DMs? - I read the DMs probably more often than I read the comments 'cause I am interested in, I'm interested in how people behave when they think no one's perceiving, like it is very sociologically interesting to me. When people behave badly in the public comment section, I'm like, oh, you're not a real hater, you are have some kind of embarrassment kink and you're hoping that I'll like go off on you and give you attention. - You're just an instigator, like you're trying to pull either shit from you or shit from the rest of the people commenting. - Yeah, you're lonely and you like someone to look at you and that's actually quite sad and not very fun. But when you DM me some hateful shit, you're really about that. This is for the love of the game. You really don't like me. And so when I stumble across one of those, I find it sociologically interesting, but mostly my DM requests are lesbians, just responding like go, girl, or see, (laughing) it's really nothing, it's usually pretty fun in there. So-- - I don't read comments very often. I don't want to film my free time with that. And so I don't read comments often, but every so often, I hit like maybe 10 DMs. And I'm like, I'm good for a while. That was not that fun. - I can't imagine your DMs because you have so many unique axes. There's all these men that are fans of your husband and your brother-in-law. And then there's all these people that are fans of Taylor who like I'm sure the DMs are crazy. And then on just like a baseline, kind of beneath all of that, you're a woman on the internet with a platform. So that is already psycho. I kind of can't imagine the firestorm that's going off in your DMs, actually. - If you ever want a good, just sit down and sort of veg in it. I'll let you log into my Instagram, you can have it. - I do, yeah, I'll hit you up. - Now leading in to this special, I'm assuming that you toured all over the country. I've asked every touring comedian and musician this question when I've had them on. So I'm about to do it again. Where does Philly rank in your favorite places to perform? - I actually owe Philly an apology. And I'm really glad you're bringing this up because, and you didn't tell me you were gonna ask this, but I am so glad that it's coming up because Philly is genuinely one of my favorite places to toure and I love doing shows. - Are you just saying this because it's me? Because the next part of that was that I will take it personally. - No, no, it's not just because it's you. I genuinely, and I actually have a funny Philly story that I'll tell you, but I love performing in Philly. The shows there are always fantastic. The audiences are incredible. There's a real like good comedy scene there. So like a sensibility and an understanding of like how to behave at shows. I was saving Philly. I didn't put Philly on my last, my so true live tour because I was saving those ticket sales to go to Philly and do some test shows of the hour before I recorded this special. That was the, I haven't said this anywhere, but Philly was pissed at me. They're in my DMs or in my comments or I could say this about the Super Bowl. I'm like, oh, they're livid with me. And I'm like, I can't tell you because the shows aren't confirmed. And then I ended up not being able to make it work in my schedule to go to Philly and do the test shows either. So I ended up skipping Philly much to my own sadness on a whole tour cycle. That is my apology to Philly. And I'm gonna do something really big and Philly next time I go on tour. My funny Philly story is that my friend John is from Philadelphia's huge Eagles fan shout out John. And his parents came to my most, yeah, my most recent show in Philly, like a year and a half ago. And his parents are lovely, incredible, wonderful human beings who I adore. I've met them multiple times. And afterwards, I'm just chatting with his mom and his dad's like, there was a guy who came to the show that I was gonna hook up with after the show. He was like a guy that I hook up with in Philly. Whatever, it's like that sometimes. No one worry about it. And I had like, the guy had come over and they had been, he walked away to get a drink or something like who's that. And I was like, oh, that's a guy I'm gonna hook up with later but right now we're chit chatting, you know? And his dad, my buddy's dad has like walked away and I'm like, where's your dad? And he goes, oh, he's leaving. And so I ran after him and I was like, you're gonna leave without saying goodbye to me, no hug. And he goes, he turns around and I can't do a Philly dad accent. But he's like an Italian guy. He's like, I thought you were gonna get some ass. (all laughing) And I was like, no, I'm hanging out with you guys right now. But that's what I'm making for you. - That ass will come, but right now I'm talking to you. - Everybody's gonna get late. Everybody's gonna get late. Don't worry about that. Right now it's family time. (all laughing) - But it really cracked me up. - How supportive. We love a supportive king. - And being like, oh, if you're trying to get late, I'll leave, like that's that. - Let me excuse myself. - That's beautiful, but come back here. - You just have to come and impart your comedy on us. We just need you to drop it. Right in Philadelphia, where it belongs. - I'm in such a tough place with Philly right now because obviously the chiefs and eagles of it all and I'm such a massive lifelong chiefs fan. I mean, I was there when it was like pre-Andy, pre-Travis, like it was when things were out. - It wasn't that fun, yeah. - It was not fun. And my problem with Philly right now is that like obviously the eagles are like fucking untouchable, but so goddamn likable. Jalen Hertz is like just like the most likable. I'm really kind of mad. I keep trying to find angles to get the rivalry interesting. And I've got nothing on Jalen Hertz and I'm just like, I'm kind of sick of it. I've not had it. It's making it really hard to have a proper feud, you know? - I do appreciate so much that your chiefs fandom spills into your relationship with the Philly, like the city of Philadelphia as a whole. I respect that on a level I can't even explain. - I got booed. I brought up the chiefs on stage at my last Philly show and they booed me. And doesn't that feel like I feel like a warm hug? - It does. It felt like family. I was like, I love that about y'all. - Right. I mean, we do it to them to if they were not doing as well as they are right now, we'd be booing them too. It's love. It's all love. - And I do feel it. - With the Kansas City Chiefs, do you have a favorite player? I'm not expect, I'm not. You don't have the same brother as I am. (laughs) - My dad's favorite player was Derek Thomas. - Okay. - And so he's always been kind of up there for me. My favorite player right now is probably, probably Isaiah Pacheco. I'm really, I just love him. I love his energy. I love his vibe. Probably Isaiah. But Travis, shout out to Travis. I know that you don't want me to say him, but of course it is-- - I don't want you to say him if it's not him. - Obviously, he is my favorite chief forever norway, but I don't want you to say him just because you think that's what I want to hear. - No, I do love Travis. I love Travis. - It is what I want to hear. And that's the wrong answer. (laughs) - I wanted to hear it. And now we're actually beefing for two reasons. No, one thing I love about all the guys on the team right now is how much they and Travis is a big part of this. How much they show up for the city. They're always at the charity events. always doing all of the stuff around town and I feel feel like that the cool part about football to me and what I'm always trying to tell people who don't give a shit about football, which is a lot of people in my life. I'm like it's when it's when it's going well it's so good for the whole city. It's like things happen because people are excited about the team and I think that's the the thing I love the most about it. That's honestly Travis has given us the best glimpse into Kansas City because of the things that he gets involved in there and just I mean in terms of like charitable stuff he introduced us to something that he holds really near and dear to his heart which is Operation Breakthrough and I've actually gotten a chance to go and visit and to see projects that they're working on and they're actually working on one for Jason right now. It's one of the coolest places I've ever visited the people there are incredible but those are like that's how Travis that's how I've learned about Kansas City through Travis's lens and it really is football charitable efforts things that he feels strongly about and then delicious barbecue and I am so down for all of it. Yeah it's a it's a really awesome town I really I love it here so much and I love anybody who loves it and Operation Breakthrough is incredible and like Travis and a lot of those guys are at they do stuff for like Big Slick every year with Sedacus and Paul Rudd and all those guys and and Heidi Gardner and I yeah I just think it's I think it's really cool and I think it's good for a city to have something to be excited about. Yes now not to bring up any hard topics now that we're mending these broken spots a couple weeks ago the Chief Sneagles played. Yeah. Anything any thoughts about that. In my opinion nobody did it. As far as I'm concerned that didn't happen. Yeah what I will say I will say this the one of the times that the Eagles and Chiefs played in regular season was the year that the Eagles won the Super Bowl and that year the Chiefs won the regular season game. Right. Who knows what that means and here's so maybe. Here's what I can contribute. Okay. I think that the NFL should have a broadcast option. Shouldn't be the main broadcast. I don't want to mess with the main product. You guys do your thing. There should be a broadcast option that is a panel of three people. One of them is a dyed in the wool X NFL like classic commentator like exactly what you'd expect. One is a gay guy who knows ball and one is a third person who knows nothing about the game the teams or anything that's going on and that can ask questions. Yes and that come in that person's job is to go like wait why when they throw down the yellow thing what is that you know and then it's so it's a spectrum of experiences in knowledge I think this broadcast would completely revolutionize the watching experience. I love that so much. I think it'd be cool because I do think there are a bunch of spaces where people have tried to capture the idea of let me explain football let me help you get involved. Let me help you understand. Yeah. But watching it live and doing it simultaneously would be the best way to consume that. Yeah and you I'm so into this. You need someone to explain it like I my personal mission in life has has been to get girls and gays into football the ones who don't care and I have found so many fun ways to do it. What is talking about how hot some of the players are that gets some people in but the bigger one is when you when you can explain it kind of like real housewives when you're like okay the reason that the Packers playing the Cowboys is so interesting this week is because Mike Parsons and the Cowboys just went through a huge break up and now he's with someone new and now he's going out and he knows his ex is going to be there with his new girl. You know like and he says he has to show out like this is you have to you know what that's like so explaining the drama of the league because there is so much drama all the time this is stuff we need to be talking about. Honestly the idea of doing it during a broadcast is chef's kiss I don't think there's anything that could I just sounds it sounds perfect and I do think that it that is exactly what you're saying about the drama it is and it runs deep the T is piping hot and they don't even know. The T is piping hot who who had the chance to draft who and didn't how are they doing now where do they play who used to play here but doesn't anymore. Well that's I mean Baker may feel alone you could get into like was in Cleveland not include you know what I'm like we're like what was that breakup like and then how is he doing with like you know what I mean I just how are you thriving in your next relationship I like this it's really interesting right or like Russell Wilson just got benched for Jackson Dart to start this is like regardless of how you feel about it this is a deeply interesting like human story and when you're watching the game through that lens it's actually so much more nuanced and interesting than like I like when guys hit each other it's like there's actually I think even the like the most broeous like manly straight guys who love football whether they know it or admit it they they also love the drama it's part of it for them. Absolutely they've just figured out how to frame it in a way where like they're they're like it's masculine it's like no he did just break up with the owners of the Cleveland it's real housewives yeah this is your real housewives yeah yeah no and like the drama in the locker room that occasionally leaks and you're like no one's gonna talk about how like a quarterback and the receivers don't get along but he's supposed to throw to them on a weekly basis and they're supposed to do it together as a team like what are we talking about this is good this is group dynamics this is drama this is good stuff so we need I think we need a broadcast that delves into all of this. I really like that. I like that a lot. Hit us up we've got ideas. Caleb I know people and you know what I believe you I believe that you know people let's see what we can do let's go we do have we do have a tiny habit of manifesting here so NFL hey I'm putting it out and I feel hey hey we just got a quick you want to hop on a zoom real quick. The Caleb and Kylie sweatpants on the couch with like with like appetizers just being like okay so not us being their worst fucking nightmare because the most unprofessional professionals coming in and just being like hello if you're an NGL fan or you live in a Peppa Pig household or both which I'm sure is the case for some of the real ones chances are you know baby Evie has arrived but did you know there's brand new Peppa Pig toys you can purchase for your own babies and if your babies are anything like mine and love playing dress up they're gonna love the new Peppa Pig dress up wardrobe playset this is perfect for our household because our girls love to dress themselves up all day every day if I let them wear 72 outfits a day they would do it but for laundry purposes no so maybe this will scratch the itch for them because little kids who love fashion dolls will love this adorable Peppa Pig playset kids can mix in match accessories like fairy wings wands a tutu and more use the stickers to decorate the Peppa figure and her clothes the girls will absolutely love to design things specifically with stickers because they love to put random stickers anywhere in the house I could tell you right now on the way up the stairs in our house there's one random mermaid sticker right on the wall you can shop the Peppa Pig dress up wardrobe playset and all the other new Peppa Pig toys now at Walmart online or in stores near you now I'd love to switch gears here and do a segment with you I like to call doomscrawl the week cool the segment is basically that I like to do them scroll it's how I turn my brain off and I feel like you're probably gonna be very good at breaking down some of these clips great this is doom scroll Caleb edition this is a snippet from an all-time classic where you tell the story of Cooper and the Cologne Cooper always got compliments on smelling really good I was like okay I know how I can be really popular is if I just figure out what Cologne Cooper wears and he'll probably tell me because he was so cool to me about the pants that was so chill about my moose no that's so chill about that's fucking Oana that's fucking familiar right there that's gang that's man that's gang that's fam and so I said Cooper what Cologne do you wear and he said oh I don't it's just like I don't know my mom gets it for me and I I go oh yeah but like what is every time I get a chance to be like Cooper do you even know like what the bottle you know I'm being so persistent finally I go I need to know what Cologne and he goes if I tell you will you just stop talking to me and I go and I go and I go yeah now first of all this clip has 13.5 million views crazy have you heard from Cooper you know it's so funny this this story has taken it it was a throwaway story on the show it's not like material that I planned or something just kind of came up and it has taken on a life of its own to an extent where like every one of my comment sections is like what color is the box Cooper and I'm like oh my god I like it really will never die the story but I will say the he's not he's not reached out I don't know where he is in the world shout out to him but the I there's not enough appreciation is as much as that clip is watched and talked about and beloved there's not of appreciation for the fact that the true [BLANK_AUDIO] comedy in that clip, comes from Drew and Brittany. They are the, like, they are teeing everything up. They are making the bit move. They are, there is no, there's nothing funny or watchable or interesting about that clip. If it's not for how brilliant and funny those two are, and I sometimes get annoyed that I'm like, it's not, it's not, people like heat praise on me are trying to like pit us against each other. But I'm like, they are the engine that makes that actually funny. - Yeah, I, this is one of the clips that I could not watch pregnant. - They're so funny, they're so funny dude. - It's the laughter in the background. It's as if you're like listening in on like a friend's story and you're laughing at like, they're sad. Like, you're like, you're almost like commiserating with them in your laughter of like, God, that must have really sucked in hindsight. But in that moment, you were like, I tell me the fucking clone. - Yeah. - Tell me what it is. - The middle school is so brutal, dude. And you just wanna, oh, you wanna fit into it? And none of your kids are there yet, are they? - No, good God no. - That's why I thought they're all young. But the, it's just middle school is such a like, you just do anything. - Brutal. 'Cause you also have started to understand by the way and part of what that story is about really is like, you've started to understand social capital and you've started to understand that certain people have it and certain people don't and that they get it through various things, right? And you don't know that that's what it is 'cause you're a child. But it's, yeah, you just, I remember being that age and how badly you felt like anything could change or ruin your life on a dime. Like every little thing felt like it was the consequences of the whole world crashing down on you. And that's an inherently funny place to be because when the stakes are high for somebody who doesn't know how silly their thing is, that's like, it's a comedy 101, it's so funny. - Yeah, it's middle school's trash. And if you can like, get a laugh out of that much pain. (laughs) - God bless, it's, it is crazy how much transition happens. And I don't know how your schools are structured out there but our middle school was three years when I was in it. And it felt like it was the three shittiest years. It was like, how did we capsule this and then put us all in a school together and like, let's fucking see what happens. - A unique hell of like, yeah, word of the flies. - It was ridiculous. - It's wild, it's wild. - Okay. Our other clip for Caleb Doom Scroll, you've had your mom on your show a couple times. I love this clip in particular, Queen Emma. - You think about me all the time. - Well, you're a part of me. - See, but that's a crazy thing to say to someone. I'm a part of you. - You are a part of me. - And I like that you feel that way. You're a great mom. - Do you know that cells actually cross back and forth from a child to another when they're in the womb? - Yeah, but that happens so long ago for us. - They say that the cells stay in there. But even after you have the child, you still have some of their cells inside of you. I think that's why moms are so good to their children and their children break their hearts because they don't have any cells from the mom in their house. - So you think that their cells from me and you and me. - Yep. - And you think that's why you can't stop texting me. (laughing) - Dude, and she's the funniest. - Coming from someone who admittedly calls their mom multiple times a day. - I don't, I mean, do you have any advice for me 'cause I feel like you're trying to create a degree of separation in that clip. (laughing) - My mom, no, I'm a total, look, I even have the tattoo to prove it. I'm a total mama's boy. I love her down. She's the funniest person I have ever met in my whole life. My mom is the coolest best. I, it's funny 'cause some people, that one, the clips of my mom all kind of get a bunch of attention because she has how charming she is. But some people did get mad at that episode that they're like, "Oh, he's being so mean to her." And I'm like, "Oh, no, we're friends and we're playing." Like we're kidding, I love that she texts me all the time. I was at her house last night actually. I went over there for dinner. Yeah, she's the coolest and I don't actually want separation from her, but she does text, like such a mom, like it really is like, if I don't text back for one hour, I'm a full grown adult with like, job that happens all the time. Yeah. If I don't text back for an hour. Hi, just wondering if you're upset with me or if everything's okay, like that where I'm like, girl, you gotta, you gotta get a grip. (laughing) It feels a little, it feels a little coopery. By the way, not where do we think I got it from. I can't imagine being a parent dude. It must be, I can't imagine how much she actually is exercising restraint. I feel like if I created a human being from my body, I would be every minute of the day like, why isn't it talking to me? (laughing) Now, the last thing I'd love to talk to you a little more about is your acting career where you are officially going to be in the devil where's Prada 2. Yeah. How fucking cool is that? That's really crazy. I can't believe they're doing that. I mean, that's really nuts. I'm like, what are y'all thinking? Yeah, I actually wrapped it already. So my scenes are done. And it was like the coolest, most surreal, I mean, I watched the original devil where's Prada is like a causative gay kid in Missouri when I was like 11 years old, you know? And it meant so much to me. Yeah, being a part of the new one is just crazy, cool. And all those people who worked on the original, a lot of them are back, the writer, the director, the cast, the costume people, so many of the original people and they're all just the most generous, lovely people. So it was a really cool one to do. Now, were you star struck in meeting the cast? You know, not really, I don't, it not really, but I will say it was cool. And it was more than being star struck about like, oh, Meryl Streep is here. It was more like, oh, I have to act. That was the thing that I was like, it's not really meeting them as a human being. It was more like, oh, acting in front of Meryl Streep. So would anyone like to just kill me instead? I mean, that's how, like, what are you talking about? Like, I was so cognizant of my-- The pressure. Performance, inability is in a way that I'm not norming. I normally at work, I'm just very like, I'm very fucking good at this. I know what I'm doing. I was hired for a reason. And especially when it's comedy, I'm like, there's no one that could tell me anything about a comedic performance that would make me feel anything other than like, either that was constructive or they're crazy. No one could make me feel like I don't at least have a take. But acting in front of such legends in a half a way too, I mean, most of-- yeah, it really is crazy. Now, what is it? There's been photos from the set in New York and all that. What does it feel like to be involved in something that people are so excited about? Well, it's really funny because all the gay publications are going nuts with, like, Caleb Herron stars in Delaware's Prada 2. And I'm like, we need to walk back the word stars very quickly. Because I'm not starring in it. Maybe I am long on that call sheet. But it's really cool and really neat. And it's so funny that it's another one of those things that people reach out about a lot. That it's like a bunch of people who haven't, you know, maybe kept up with what I'm up to or whatever from home or anything that they're like, oh, this is crazy. And I agree with them. So it feels really nuts. Now, I just asked Regina Hall the same question about Girl's Trip and Scaring Movie sequels. She gave me absolutely nothing. So Caleb, I'm hoping that you can give me a little something. Is there anything you can tell us about the sequel? No, there's not. They won't let me-- I know. Isn't it sick? It's really sick, especially for it to hire someone like me, where it's all I do is I'm not kidding you. If you watch close enough, you'll see, like, 45 seconds guy almost revealed something that I straight up cannot say. And I had to cut myself off and move on. No, I will say this. This is what I've been giving people that I can tell you. People in my life who have asked. I am very skeptical of remakes and sequels. I overall think Hollywood is trending towards a place of unoriginality that is making me quite annoyed. So I read this script with a sense of skepticism and maybe came in with a bit of a feeling of, like, this is going to have to be extra good to convince me. And as a fan of the original, it was that good. It is worth it. I understand why they're doing it. I feel really good about where it picks up and how the story develops. Oleh and Bruce McKenna, who wrote the first and this one, really knows what the fuck she's doing. And I think if you're a fan of the original, you'll be really, really happy with this one. - That's very exciting. I'll take that feels good. I like that. I'm very much looking forward to it. I cannot thank you enough for coming on knock on a lie today. You can watch Caleb's hilarious stand-up special model comedian streaming now on HBO and HBO Max. You are incredible. Again, I am so, so grateful that you came on today. And I'm so looking forward to continuing to watch everything that you do and cheer you on. And obviously see you in the Devil Wars product too. - Thanks, dude. Thank you for having me. And likewise, it's a real treat. Thank you very much. - Absolutely. And go birds, but also go chiefs. - Yeah, maybe both in many ways. And let's just mend that. What's mend that now? We're shaking on it. - Thank you. (laughing) - And that's a wrap on another episode of Knock on a Lie. You can find even more clips from my longer conversation with Caleb on my YouTube channel on More Shit Monday. I'll be back next Thursday with a brand new episode. Follow Knock on a Lie on all social media at NGO with Kylie. Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcast. Knock on a Lie is a wave original brought to you by Peppa Pig. Let's jump in. Thanks again for tuning in. (upbeat music)

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The host shares her journey of packing nutritious lunches, ultimately embracing the idea that kids won’t eat healthy food and it’s okay to pack for enjoyment rather than judgment.
  2. A fun segment highlights the humor of football fan pranks, including phrases like "smack it," "twist it," and "hit him with the worm," designed to troll superfan partners during games.
  3. The host recounts a shocking moment of accidentally picking up a real turd from her child’s bathroom floor, illustrating the absurd and messy realities of parenting and childhood.
  4. A viral TikTok trend criticizing homecoming dresses is responded to with humor, celebrating the fashion of younger generations and reflecting on how older individuals forget their own youthful experiences.
  5. The episode features a new stand-up special by comedian Caleb Herron, which explores internet comments, fan reactions, and personal reflections on comedy, identity, and connection.
  6. The host emphasizes the importance of team effort in potty training, noting it’s not about strict rules but instinct and quick response when children show signs of needing to go.
  7. A heartfelt moment highlights how a fan’s support and outreach after a comedy performance deeply resonates, showing the emotional impact of authentic, relatable content.
  8. The host proposes a new NFL broadcast format featuring three commentators—one expert, one gay, and one ignorant—to add variety and help viewers understand the game through different lenses.

Summary:

The episode blends humor, personal anecdotes, and social commentary to explore everyday life with a comedic edge. The host shares her experience of packing lunches, concluding that healthy food isn’t always consumed, so embracing the messiness of parenting is key. A standout segment features a hilarious list of football pranks to use when trolling partners, followed by a deeply personal story of accidentally picking up a child’s poop, which becomes a vivid illustration of parenting chaos.

The discussion also turns to generational fashion debates, with the host using a viral TikTok to celebrate teenage girls’ freedom to dress boldly. A major highlight is the introduction of comedian Caleb Herron’s new stand-up special, where he humorously analyzes internet reactions, fan interactions, and the power of authenticity in comedy. The episode also touches on the emotional resonance of fan support and the importance of inclusivity in content creation.

Additionally, the host proposes a new NFL broadcast model that includes diverse commentary styles to improve audience understanding and engagement. Throughout, the tone remains light-hearted, warm, and reflective, with moments of genuine connection—whether in potty training, fandom, or internet culture—making it both entertaining and relatable for listeners.

FAQs

Kylie learned that it's okay to pack healthy food even if it's not perfectly nutritious, and that she doesn't need to worry about judgment from others. She embraced the idea of packing food that her children actually eat, rather than striving for perfection.

Real ones can shout phrases like 'smack it', 'twist it', 'pull it', 'bop it', or even 'hit him with the worm' during a game to tease their football fan partners. These phrases are meant to be silly and playful, especially when the team has a bad play.

Kylie accidentally picked up a tiny turd with her bare hand while cleaning up after her child. The incident caused a minor germaphobia reaction, leading her to have a 'crash' and immediately wash her hands. It became a memorable moment shared with her family.

Potty training is described as a team effort where caregivers watch for signs like a child hiding behind a chair or in a corner, and act quickly to scoop them up and get them to the potty. It's not about strict instructions but about being ready and responsive to the child's cues.

The new Peppa Pig toys include the Wynx and Snuggles, Evie Doll, and a dress-up wardrobe playset with stickers. These are available at Walmart and designed for children who love dressing up and playing with fashion dolls.

Caleb's debut stand-up special, titled 'Model Comedian', is streaming on HBO and HBO Max. It includes comedic takes on internet comments, being a gay man in a predominantly conservative space, and his personal experiences with fandoms and family.

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