The One About Fairy Tales
This week on Sibling Rivalry, Bob and Monét compare the best concerts they’ve seen this summer, debate SZA vs. Nicki, and weigh in on Jada Essence Hall serving her Cowboy Carter look. They ask if recording someone for “receipts” without consent is okay and discuss how Dapper Dan changed fashion. They ask what exactly counts as a fairy tale, if Disney movies qualify, and whether The Lion King fits the bill. Bob and Monét share if they had bedtime stories growing up, the age Monét started reading, and Bob’s earliest memory. Plus, stolen-pillow drama, remembering family and friends’ birthdays, and why Monét still doesn’t get Bob’s style.
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This week on Sibling Rivalry, Bob and Monét compare the best concerts they’ve seen this summer, debate SZA vs. Nicki, and weigh in on Jada Essence Hall serving her Cowboy Carter look. They ask if recording someone for “receipts” without consent is okay and discuss how Dapper Dan changed fashion. They ask what exactly counts as a fairy tale, if Disney movies qualify, and whether The Lion King fits the bill. Bob and Monét share if they had bedtime stories growing up, the age Monét started reading, and Bob’s earliest memory. Plus, stolen-pillow drama, remembering family and friends’ birthdays, and why Monét still doesn’t get Bob’s style.
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@BobTheDragQueen
@MonetXChange
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