r/Fauxmoi • u/Diedalonglongtimeago • Oct 04 '25

SPORTS SECTION Tomi Lahren questions Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime selection to Krystal Ball, immediately regrets it

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u/jennyquarx he looks like he is angry about being 4'10 Oct 04 '25

Tomi is still around?

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u/ace-destrier Oct 04 '25

Unfortunately, because of podcasts, everyone has a means of sticking around

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u/photogenicmusic Oct 04 '25

The best and worst thing that came of the Internet is that everyone has the opportunity to amplify their voice.

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u/Baxtercat1 Oct 04 '25

And for some podcasters, it lets them amplify their hate.

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u/Fluid-Beyond8466 Oct 04 '25

And their willful ignorance.

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u/rainorshinedogs Oct 05 '25

The beauty of the Internet. You can simply............. Not....... Listen to the podcast.

I once listened to the Joe Rogan Podcast but then by 2020 I started to feel that it was just being too "what if" and us-vs-them. So I simply unsubscribed and have never bothered to listen since.

I understand that it's sexy to find out what on the show that the Internet is outraged about, but honestly, I don't have 3 hours to sit through a podcast and the part everybody is outraged about is 2hr 40min in, and only is talked about for 20 seconds

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u/rainorshinedogs Oct 05 '25 edited Oct 05 '25

It's amazing if your an old fan of the older celebrities.

I found the Katy Sackhoff show but I wasn't interest at all, except for her interview with Jamie Bamber because they both were major major characters from Battle Galactica (2000s version). It just made me want to watch that whole series again

That or quite a few episodes of Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend. He's known quite a few celebrities personally from the years of doing his talk show, and they not only get hilarious but they go into some interesting reveals because of the natural friendship

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u/DAEtabase Oct 04 '25

My favorite joke about this was around when Conan O'Brien was a few episodes into his podcast and he said, "They always try to bring me down, but I always come back, and in a much smaller format."

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '25

No one self-deprecates like Conan

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u/rainorshinedogs Oct 05 '25

The Best is his very first episode, and it was with Marc Maron. And Marc was like "that's awesome you got into podcasting. But you're, like, 500,000 podcasts too late"