May 5, 2026
A Marble Statue, Mrs. Doubtfire, Jane Jetson, and a Court Jester All Walked the Red Carpet at the Met
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RSS Feed Last night’s “Fashion is Art” themed Met Gala was one of the most talked about and controversial gatherings in event history. Most notably because Jeff Bezos and his new bride Lauren Sanchez Bezos were this year’s sponsors and honorary co-chairs, reportedly coughing up $10 million. Ticket prices were upwards of $100k, the highest reported number ever, as stars lined the red carpet with looks that ranged from Bad Bunny’s full commitment to theme to Nicole Kidman’s choice to just wear a fabulous dress. There were also several stars who reportedly sat out of last night’s gala in protest of the Bezos.
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Speaker 1: Hey, folks, it is Tuesday, May the fifth, and the first ever Bezos Ball is in the books. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Brobe What a night at the Bezels Ball last night. Never seen anything quite like it. Beyonce was at the Bezels Ball last night. It was awesome.
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Speaker 2: Bezos and Beyonce in the same place is a big enough headline right there. And as much as we are all calling it the Bezos Ball, because yes, it's reported that the Bezos well they were the main sponsors of this year's event, coughed up ten million.
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Speaker 1: Dollars or so.
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Speaker 2: And by the way, this is the first time the met Galla broke precedence because typically a legendary fashion house is the primary sponsor this Why did they first time? Well, I have a feeling that the bezos pockets might be a little deeper than a fashion house's.
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Speaker 1: Did they even try to explain why the difference? Should they come up with some pr answer or they.
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Speaker 3: Just oh yeah, why Anna win tour answers to no one.
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Speaker 1: And of course, you know we call them the Bezols. There's another nickname they had for it. Of course, we're talking about the MET Gala, the biggest celebrity party of the year. There was some of the Cillionaire's Ball, the Billionaire's Ball, the I can't Amazon Prime something they call it the Amazon Prime prom or I don't know Amazon Prime prom I like that. But yes, it's always always a big night and robes. It always gets controversy, it always gets criticism, but it always gets our attention and we just can't help look at the biggest names, faces, talent, celebrity, biggest richest people on the planet, dressed the best you'll ever see them.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like one hundred thousand dollars a ticket or something like that, but hey, look the money goes to help with the MET, so it does go to a good cause. And these people clearly all have money to burn. And a lot of these individuals who you see there are sponsored, yes, by the fashions that they wear, the fashion houses that are supplying some of the very unusual and eye popping fashion that we see, if.
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Speaker 1: You want to call it that.
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Speaker 2: But this year's trend or theme not trend, was fashion his Heart and it did produce some very funny, interesting, fabulous looks, But some of that was overshadowed by the protests that were going around in the city, folks who were genuinely upset. The Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez. Sanchez Bezos were the honorary co chairs of the whole day thing.
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Speaker 1: Helped me with the chair thing. I see them announce every year, and it seems is there a different celebrity chair every year.
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Speaker 2: So this year it was Beyonce, it was Nicole Kidman, and it was.
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Speaker 1: Williams.
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Speaker 2: I thought it was Yeah, it was Venus Williams. Yes, Venus, Nicole and Beyonce.
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Speaker 1: Okay, along with Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos. Yes, it was so interesting. Some of those photos of them all together standing in that little pit together so strange. One of these things doesn't prolong with the other, but I don't know which was which. It just looked like an odd you know what, you have that group, a small group of very high profile group. You want to see them kind of hanging or ming like something. There was no warmth. It was what I saw. It looked awkward. But again, I'm sure they had nice moments, but what I saw.
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Speaker 2: Was, yeah, look, and it was probably made even more awkward by the fact that Jeff Bezos slid in through the back door.
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Speaker 3: He didn't even walk the red carpet.
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Speaker 2: Neither did the Zuckerbergs, by the way, but it was the tech billionaires didn't want to for.
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Speaker 3: Whatever reason, didn't want to walk the red carpet.
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Speaker 1: They're not stupid people.
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Speaker 3: They didn't want things thrown at them or insults hurled at them.
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Speaker 1: Because I don't Yeah, people do know. This is not like any red carpet you've ever seen. It's not even like the red carpet at the Oscars that you walk a straight line kind of and you keep kind of moving and pictures are mainly here and then interview rose. This is a long you're standing on a stage almost with people all around you. Taken he would have had to stood there in an awkward stance for at a long time. He made the right choice. It was a right call to joy the side door.
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Speaker 2: But of course, his beautiful new walk the red carpet. Did you get the did you get the backstory to her dress? I thought this was so fascinating.
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Speaker 1: I saw the backside to her dress. I don't know about the bags, because she showed it. I mean, I'm saying in the picture she made a very significant point.
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Speaker 2: Of yes, but she also made a very significant point by the dress she chose. So this was a midnight blue diamond sleeved corset gown inspired by the Madam X portrait which is hanging in the Met and that is totally on theme because the theme of the night, as.
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Speaker 3: I said, was fashion.
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Speaker 1: His art.
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Speaker 3: So nailed, yes, but listen to this Madam X.
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Speaker 1: Uh huh.
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Speaker 2: This portrait caused a scandal at the time. This was in eighteen eighty four when it was unveiled, and it was called overly sexual and tasteless.
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Speaker 3: So it was a nod to her critics. People said it was almost perfect.
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Speaker 2: She wore that dress as art specifically, kind of as an f you to folks.
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Speaker 1: Like, yep, I'm wearing it.
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Speaker 2: I know what y'all say about me, and I I am here as a co chair at the met gala everybody.
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Speaker 1: So you're saying she really nailed it with that dress.
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Speaker 2: Saying in terms of her choice, not only did she look wonderful in it, of course she looked fabulous, but it was what her message was by wearing the Madam X portrait dress.
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Speaker 1: This is not a judgment by me, I know nothing about fashion and women's fashion. But she has done looks plenty of times in the past that have been criticized for being sheeerless or tasteless, or for the time, for the moment she might even be in you shouldn't be wearing that at that place kind of a thing. She gets that criticism ropes. Last night, she looked the part absolutely, there was nothing about her that should elicit criticism in that regard. She looked, I think, really great for.
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Speaker 2: The moment, and the dress made a nod to all of the criticism she's received in the past. But we did a whole we did a whole podcast on people just going crazy over what she wore during the inauguration, that it was overly sexual.
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Speaker 3: It was a lace bodice underneath the suit.
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Speaker 2: So yes, that's exactly what the Madam X portrait was accused of being.
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Speaker 1: In So at the time, yes, in eighteen eighty four, but if we look at it now, is it look did you see the portrait?
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Speaker 3: But at the time it was it was scandalous.
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Speaker 2: And so the fact that she has been called those things, and her dress and her choices in what she's worn has been basically called that inappropriate or overly sexual or tasteless. I thought it was kind of amazing that she chose that dress last night.
00:06:28
Speaker 1: Yeh good. This No matter what they do and where they go, they are going to draw attention and criticism. Of course, they went to Venice. That whole town folks just hated them for taking the place over. This is look, they got money. Knock yourselves out. I am not going to criticism tries them because I don't know them. But Robes, it's another moment where it seems like your money is giving you access. I know that's how it works, but it looks like you're really buying you your way into things that other people really appreciate, have worked hard for, and you don't. It doesn't come off like you're really giving a good nod or a promise or respect to the met to art. Just gonna buy my way in and I'm gonna stand here and act like I run the place. It comes off where it can come off that way, because that's how Venice came off. We're gonna take over your little town here because we got the money to do it. I don't know what else he can do or should do, or they can do robes, but it does. This is on brand. It has an on brand feeling of Yeah, I'm gonna buy my way in to be now the chair of the most important night for the arts and for celebrities. I'm just gonna buy my way in. I'm at the top of the class now that can I see why that set some people.
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Speaker 2: Do you know this activist group I'm sure you saw leading up to the MET gala last night, It's called the activist groups called Everyone Hates Bezos, but they placed. They set up anywhere from three hundred to five hundred bottles of fake urine all throughout the Met with Bezos face all over it to protest the treatment of Amazon workers. Apparently there are some folks in different countries who work for Ambazon who claim they weren't allowed to have bathroom breaks until they met their quota. So they decided to put little bottles of fakeurin all throughout the MET and then put it up on Instagram saying the Met Museum is taking the piss by having Jeff honored as their gala host.
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Speaker 1: So look, these groups that don't like Jeff Bezos. They are not quiet.
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Speaker 2: They are not quiet at all, and they have made their presence known, and everywhere the Bezos go, even if they're buying their way in, they certainly have to deal with a lot of noise surrounding them.
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Speaker 1: So here we are right biggest night in fashion in the Bezos are being talked about the most I know we're choosing to do so, but this is not The people aren't protesting because jay Z went to the MET last night. They're not protesting because Timothy shallow May skipped it. So we go to a Knicks game, they're not protesting and pissed at anybody else and jumping over barricades that at some point yesterday there was It didn't overshadow, but some protesters. Somebody tried to jump over barricade was quickly taken out, and that was.
00:09:08
Speaker 2: The Lauren Sanchez Bezos was out there. I believe at least that's where the way it was described.
00:09:13
Speaker 1: Yes, oh, yes, that one incident. You did have protesters out, but for the most part, things ran like they were supposed to. They did.
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Speaker 2: They in fact, they had an entire fashion show in protest before the Met gala called a Ball without Billionaires, and they actually had Amazon delivery drivers, warehouse workers strutting down West Little twelfth Street in their outfits and there they all got dressed up and did their own little fashion show.
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Speaker 1: I thought this was a nice one, which I thought was pretty funny.
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Speaker 2: They were twirling and dancing by local designers in New York.
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Speaker 1: See, that's a good protest exactly. And they and they.
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Speaker 2: Held up cards that read you can't buy cool and labor is art instead of fashion is art.
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Speaker 1: That's a good protest, make a pointment, be a little fun about it. Yes, that's a good protest. Yeah, and it was a big deal.
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Speaker 2: It got a lot of cover and it was in good fun, good spirits.
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Speaker 1: They had a blast.
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Speaker 2: Everyone looked like they were having fun, and they still got their point across and got the coverage they were looking for.
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Speaker 1: It was funny, but the idea like down the runway, It wasn't like a brick street, the.
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Speaker 2: Cobblestone street there in the meatpacking distry. Yeah, they had a blast and that was pretty awesome. But look the entire the actual met gala, which is usually what we would get on here to talk about, Oh yeah, was a site to be hold once again. And the theme actually really was fun to see all the different looks that people chose. Some people choose to ignore it altogether, which I always think is hilarious. They just wanted to look fabulous and good for them. Like Nicole Kidman. Someone wrote basically that her dress, it was a stunning red sequined dress and it was gorgeous. But they laughed, they said, clearly, not even trying to be on theme. But even that seemed chic.
00:10:54
Speaker 1: Wait didn't I see Hugh Jackman last night wearing a simple yes, traditional tops.
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Speaker 3: There are those who choose to just look fabulous.
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Speaker 1: You're not talking about this plenty, that is exactly what I would show up.
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Speaker 2: Wait did you happen to see Coleman Domingo who chose to do the exact opposite.
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Speaker 1: I do not pay attention to Coleman Domingo's attire because it is too aspirational for me.
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Speaker 2: So some people said it was a little court gestory. Oh but yes, he went for it. Also a Dwayne Wade Wait, sorry, Dwayn Johnson got a little heat because he wore basically a skirt and like ankle pants.
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Speaker 3: It was he had a lot of things going on with.
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Speaker 1: The best traditional cultural right he had.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, not in a touchedo version of it, Yes, but some folks. One of the other ones that people were talking about a lot, Kylie Jenner, Did you happen to see her nude bodice?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 2: You'd think that sounds sexy, but somehow she made sure it wasn't. It was a padded nude bodice. And I have to laugh because someone wrote this. You know, the critics can be cruel and some of them can be funny. This one said, have you seen the movie Missus Doubtfire Robin Williams. Padded bodysuit is a legendary look, but probably not what Jenner was going for. It did. As soon as I read that, and then I pulled up her picture. I actually started laughing. And it was a little bit of a stretch.
00:12:12
Speaker 1: But what was it? A nod to artwives?
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Speaker 3: I am not sure.
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Speaker 1: Well, no, she might have some very good reason to wear such a thing, but it wasn't a good look for her. I didn't. I don't think it.
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Speaker 2: I don't think it had the effect she wanted it to do to have. Yes, so those are some funny ones. Also, I laughed because Rihanna and ASoP Rocky were like hours late once again, but man, they know how to be fashionably late, don't they?
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Speaker 1: She said, I don't know when she said A part of the Met tradition is that Rihanna comes last and late every year, hours late. Good luck. Everybody stands there and waits for hours on that red car because you have to wait on Rihanna. I mean, she's a mother of three. Now, yeah's last time he was.
00:12:55
Speaker 2: They kind of made a joke because she was basically doing a fashion shoot with her belly bump and then showed up at the galilee.
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Speaker 1: But this time I just thought, wow, this is kind of a thing.
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Speaker 2: Now every year it's not the Met Gala until Rihanna and Aesop Rocky show up hours after everyone else.
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Speaker 1: It was one of the cool things I saw. It was just this was a second's moment, but it was something I recognized. She was fixing something on this long coat he was wearing, and with all this the whole world looking at you, and she was just a wife for a second, he was a husband. They were having a cute little moment where she was just adjusting and making sure he was good. I fell in love with those two in a little bitting moment because it's something I recognize.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like everybody loves those two and are rooting for them. They are just fun. They look like the real deal. They're not putting on a show. It's not an Instagram relationship. It really does feel like the real thing. So it's fun, Yeah, to see those little moments when they don't realize people are watching. When we come back, we're going to talk about some of our favorite looks. I mean, some celebrities had total commitment to the theme. We talked about the people who do warrior tucks or a beautiful dress.
00:14:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've got a couple of celebrities who actually went all in. We continue here on Amy and TJ going over the Bezils Ball from last DNA AKA the met Gala. This was rose I have right, these are the highest per seat numbers that they've had for the Met. This was a record one hundred thousand is the most that's ever been charged for a ticket? Right, Yes, and I believe so.
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Speaker 2: And they said that, I don't know if we have the final numbers yet, but the amount of money that was made for the MET the Metropolitan Museum of Art was absolutely a record setting year.
00:14:47
Speaker 1: So yes, a lot of eyes on this Met Gala.
00:14:50
Speaker 2: A lot of controversy surrounding this Met Gala, but you got to give it to Anna win Tour. I mean, just think about Devilworre's PRODUCTU so well timed around the Met Gala.
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Speaker 3: Merril notally not there last night.
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Speaker 2: She doesn't go usually, but a lot of people thought she might come last night because the movie obviously is a fictitious depiction of Anna Wintour, and it would have been wonderful perhaps promotion for both events to have that happen.
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Speaker 1: As both the time. But the movie did two hundred and thirty million know on its first weekend, she did need to go promote it. She might have had a dress ready just.
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Speaker 2: In case she needed to give a little push, but she didn't know, So this was just a I don't know. This year's Galla just had so many more eyeballs on it, so it makes sense there were historic amounts of money raised, But in terms of total commitment to the theme, there were some celebrities who were completely unrecognizable when they showed up. I would say, of note Heidi Klum, she just she commits to Halloween every year. We know she loves dressing up, But I I didn't even know it was her, and I stared at the picture. She actually recreated a marble statue that you will see line the halls of the met if you walk in. Did you happen to see her? Look a Heidi, such a beautiful woman.
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Speaker 1: Stop covering yourself up in public? Will you stop being unrecognizable in public? Some of us actually think you look nice as you are. No, this is funny, you said unrecognizable. Every Halloween. I have to go read the caption that's her and what she and sure enough last night is what I thought. She was supposed to be the Statue of Liberty when I first or.
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Speaker 3: Died, she kind of looked like the Statue of Liberty.
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Speaker 1: So I had to go.
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Speaker 2: And find what it was she was going for, and they said it was one of the marble statues that line the met. Okay, Katie Perry, unclear what she was, but she had a mirrored mask on her face.
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Speaker 1: It hinged out so she could open and shut it.
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Speaker 2: Some people thought maybe she was trying to remind everybody that she went to space with Lauren Sanchez.
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Speaker 1: Perhaps all we want to know was was Trudeau with her or not not that we saw Okay, that's all we want to know. Moving on, Yeah, the other.
00:17:02
Speaker 2: There with some strange get up, and she's also known for some elaborate costumes, even with her concerts and such.
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Speaker 3: That's kind of her thing. How about Bad Bunny was shocking?
00:17:11
Speaker 1: Why why did he do that?
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Speaker 2: He went to an age progression? He literally Bad Bunny showed up to the met gala as an old man. I don't know, and I didn't see an explanation fashion in his art. I guess he thought if it was an artistic to do a massive age.
00:17:29
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sure you looked. You're saying you couldn't track down. There's nowhere to explains why he went as an old man. You all, he was dressed to the nines in a tuck. Looked great, but he had a makeup job that aged him to where if I didn't tell you that was Bad Bonnie, you wouldn't know that was Bad Bunny. I think it came complete with a cane and a lip and he's walking. He committed to the whole bit.
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Speaker 2: He hit a big pussy bow at the front of his Yeah it was I can show it to it's a big pussy bow.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, they just said that he came in as an old man.
00:18:05
Speaker 1: He said.
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Speaker 2: It was a nod to the Mets Costume Art exhibit, which explores the interpretation and function of fashion on aging, pregnant and differently.
00:18:14
Speaker 1: Able to there you go.
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Speaker 2: So he took but even a look on his face like he looked like a sad old man, he.
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Speaker 1: Went for it. Hey, he's walking art. He committed to the bit and look a lot of what he does. That dude is an artist. His shows are art, his music. He is an artist. So hey, that kind of makes sense. Yes, I thought, looked. I appreciated.
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Speaker 2: Everyone wants to look beautiful every you know, you know, you've got every photographer in the world. I think it's cool that some of the most beautiful, talented people in the world decided to just go all in and take this theme very seriously.
00:18:48
Speaker 1: I also thought it was.
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Speaker 2: Cool that we saw some celebrities bring their kids. Beyonce brought Blue Ivy. It was Blue Ivy's debut, and I thought she looked beautiful and wonderful. And by the way, Beyonce's dress was that a skeletal diamond encrusted unbelievably feathered train.
00:19:07
Speaker 1: I mean, it was dramatic yeah, it looks like she lives in Castle gray Skull. I didn't know what and that is not an insult. I don't understand art.
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Speaker 2: That was something A gem encrusted skeletal dress with a gaye gray feathered cape cascading down the met steps is how it was. But Blue Ivy jay Z I thought that was a cute family photo.
00:19:29
Speaker 1: Yeah we uh what was? She had a debut a movie Lion King or something, and was the last time we saw them on a red carpet together. So yeah, it is cool. I like their family nights.
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Speaker 3: It's cool.
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Speaker 1: I did too.
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Speaker 2: And then Nicole Kidman brought her seventeen year old daughter, Sunday Rose.
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Speaker 1: I thought that was really cool too.
00:19:42
Speaker 2: And yes, Nicole Kidman did the opposite of Heidi Klum. She just wore a stunning dress where she looked kick ass and it truly had nothing to do with the theme.
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Speaker 1: Nicole Kidman is she can do no wrong.
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Speaker 2: She looked fabulous, So it was a fun, fun night.
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Speaker 1: Who else SI, there are a lot of big but people don't know exactly why they skipped it somewhere, suggesting maybe it has something to do you already mentioned Meryl Streep she doesn't go a lot anyway, but some thought she might show up. Why are they not coming to my Ariana Grande's.
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Speaker 2: India Zindia did not, Bella Hadid did not. Ariana Grande did not, Harry Styles did not. There was some Taylor Swift did not. They thought that she might come. Olivia Rodrigo didn't come, Sydney Sweeney didn't come.
00:20:27
Speaker 1: And again we got no word. No one gave. I heard none of No one come out and say I'm not going because Jeff Bezos and his wife are co sponsoring. Didn't hear that, but people were trying to. I mean, Zindia and Bella Hadid at least are when it comes to fashion. They don't miss a red carpet when it comes to something on this scale. So it's surprising that those fashion leading women missed the biggest fashion show of the year. Yes, they're always a worker. They're also work so that's.
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Speaker 2: Yes that all their reps were saying the projects they were working on. Where they were Sin I believe was in London with Tom Holland, so that makes sense as well.
00:21:04
Speaker 1: Also with her husband spending some time, that makes sense.
00:21:08
Speaker 3: Yes, sounds fun. She was in New York all week said.
00:21:11
Speaker 1: The husband, the husband isn't the husband or not?
00:21:13
Speaker 3: I think it is.
00:21:14
Speaker 2: I just looked at her ring again because I love doing that. It's clearly a wedding band and an engagement ring. They are married one hundred percent.
00:21:20
Speaker 1: Oh wow? That okay?
00:21:23
Speaker 2: Or she wants you to think they are, because why else would you were a wedding band and an engagement ring on your left hand?
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Speaker 1: Okay?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: And Jal wasn't there either.
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Speaker 2: She goes a lot of times, but she just wrapped up her press tour for Office Romance. But the reason why was then Deya because she had just been in New York like literally every day leading up to the met and that's why the magala, that's why folks were kind of freezing their eyebrows about why she didn't stay another day.
00:21:46
Speaker 1: Who else was the she didn't go? Taraji p Henson only saw the headline about her comment that she made on I think on Instagram or Twitter and which she said, I can't believe that celebrities are going to this thing? What the f are we doing? She put that it was in response to someone else's statement, but that is making headlines that she is calling out this is a place in the thing that she's gone to plenty and Rowe some do have that mindset, that attitude. We are the ones railing against this type of thing, this type of money. We're supposed to be for the little guy we are supposed to Trump is literally backing Jeff Bezos. He has. Jeff Bezos is the reason Milania got a was it eight figures for that movie, It's the reason it's on Amazon Prime. It's all these things he is. This is the guy Hollywood that you all are saying you got problems with because of his affiliation with the other guy, you got problems with him. Let's just all go to this party sponsored by Bezos.
00:22:50
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, Trajip probably came the closest to calling him out than anyone else because she is a met Gala regular. So for her to skip this year it does seem intentional.
00:23:01
Speaker 1: Maybe that is one that stands out and with her statement, now okay, maybe we should put that together. But hey, look, Robes, it happens every year. It's the criticism every year. Yes, you could easily say not even given the times, given any times, this is too much. This is over the top, This, this display of wealth that you see and not giving a damn about anybody. It feels like it, but we all have a fascination with it, and every single one of us would accept a ticket to get into that room. That's fine, and so the conversation is all worthy. I think both sides can be a little harsh, a little wrong sometimes and having these discussions about wealth in the country. But it's a big party and it can be fun to look at sometimes.
00:23:44
Speaker 2: And look, the money does go to benefit a museum that is really one of the cornerstones of Manhattan. It's a destination for people around the world to honor artists and the history of art around the world. So the money does go to a good cause. It is hard not to gawk at the biggest celebrities in the world wearing some crazy, crazy stuff. Even Kim Kardashian odd choice an orange bodice, strange robotic looking metallic thing.
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Speaker 3: I don't know what it was.
00:24:16
Speaker 1: I thought jetsons when I saw her.
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, so look, it's fascinating. We don't see people dressed like this and the choices and the money and the fashion houses behind them.
00:24:27
Speaker 1: It's fascinating to watch.
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Speaker 3: But yes, maybe one day if you got an invite, would you have gone?
00:24:32
Speaker 1: Yeah, without questions? Same have not boycott, I would not. Okay, new tradition Rihanna comes last, TJ always comes first. I like that. Maybe Anna went tours listening. I'll be the first one every year on the Red Carver. I can't wait to get here. All right with that?
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Speaker 3: Everyone, We always appreciate you listening to us.
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Speaker 1: I made me Roebuck alongside TJ.
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Speaker 3: Holmes.
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Speaker 1: Hey, folks, it is Tuesday, May the fifth, and the first ever Bezos Ball is in the books. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Brobe What a night at the Bezels Ball last night. Never seen anything quite like it. Beyonce was at the Bezels Ball last night. It was awesome.
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Speaker 2: Bezos and Beyonce in the same place is a big enough headline right there. And as much as we are all calling it the Bezos Ball, because yes, it's reported that the Bezos well they were the main sponsors of this year's event, coughed up ten million.
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Speaker 1: Dollars or so.
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Speaker 2: And by the way, this is the first time the met Galla broke precedence because typically a legendary fashion house is the primary sponsor this Why did they first time? Well, I have a feeling that the bezos pockets might be a little deeper than a fashion house's.
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Speaker 1: Did they even try to explain why the difference? Should they come up with some pr answer or they.
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Speaker 3: Just oh yeah, why Anna win tour answers to no one.
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Speaker 1: And of course, you know we call them the Bezols. There's another nickname they had for it. Of course, we're talking about the MET Gala, the biggest celebrity party of the year. There was some of the Cillionaire's Ball, the Billionaire's Ball, the I can't Amazon Prime something they call it the Amazon Prime prom or I don't know Amazon Prime prom I like that. But yes, it's always always a big night and robes. It always gets controversy, it always gets criticism, but it always gets our attention and we just can't help look at the biggest names, faces, talent, celebrity, biggest richest people on the planet, dressed the best you'll ever see them.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like one hundred thousand dollars a ticket or something like that, but hey, look the money goes to help with the MET, so it does go to a good cause. And these people clearly all have money to burn. And a lot of these individuals who you see there are sponsored, yes, by the fashions that they wear, the fashion houses that are supplying some of the very unusual and eye popping fashion that we see, if.
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Speaker 1: You want to call it that.
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Speaker 2: But this year's trend or theme not trend, was fashion his Heart and it did produce some very funny, interesting, fabulous looks, But some of that was overshadowed by the protests that were going around in the city, folks who were genuinely upset. The Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez. Sanchez Bezos were the honorary co chairs of the whole day thing.
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Speaker 1: Helped me with the chair thing. I see them announce every year, and it seems is there a different celebrity chair every year.
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Speaker 2: So this year it was Beyonce, it was Nicole Kidman, and it was.
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Speaker 1: Williams.
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Speaker 2: I thought it was Yeah, it was Venus Williams. Yes, Venus, Nicole and Beyonce.
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Speaker 1: Okay, along with Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos. Yes, it was so interesting. Some of those photos of them all together standing in that little pit together so strange. One of these things doesn't prolong with the other, but I don't know which was which. It just looked like an odd you know what, you have that group, a small group of very high profile group. You want to see them kind of hanging or ming like something. There was no warmth. It was what I saw. It looked awkward. But again, I'm sure they had nice moments, but what I saw.
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Speaker 2: Was, yeah, look, and it was probably made even more awkward by the fact that Jeff Bezos slid in through the back door.
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Speaker 3: He didn't even walk the red carpet.
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Speaker 2: Neither did the Zuckerbergs, by the way, but it was the tech billionaires didn't want to for.
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Speaker 3: Whatever reason, didn't want to walk the red carpet.
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Speaker 1: They're not stupid people.
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Speaker 3: They didn't want things thrown at them or insults hurled at them.
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Speaker 1: Because I don't Yeah, people do know. This is not like any red carpet you've ever seen. It's not even like the red carpet at the Oscars that you walk a straight line kind of and you keep kind of moving and pictures are mainly here and then interview rose. This is a long you're standing on a stage almost with people all around you. Taken he would have had to stood there in an awkward stance for at a long time. He made the right choice. It was a right call to joy the side door.
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Speaker 2: But of course, his beautiful new walk the red carpet. Did you get the did you get the backstory to her dress? I thought this was so fascinating.
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Speaker 1: I saw the backside to her dress. I don't know about the bags, because she showed it. I mean, I'm saying in the picture she made a very significant point.
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Speaker 2: Of yes, but she also made a very significant point by the dress she chose. So this was a midnight blue diamond sleeved corset gown inspired by the Madam X portrait which is hanging in the Met and that is totally on theme because the theme of the night, as.
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Speaker 3: I said, was fashion.
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Speaker 1: His art.
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Speaker 3: So nailed, yes, but listen to this Madam X.
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Speaker 1: Uh huh.
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Speaker 2: This portrait caused a scandal at the time. This was in eighteen eighty four when it was unveiled, and it was called overly sexual and tasteless.
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Speaker 3: So it was a nod to her critics. People said it was almost perfect.
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Speaker 2: She wore that dress as art specifically, kind of as an f you to folks.
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Speaker 1: Like, yep, I'm wearing it.
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Speaker 2: I know what y'all say about me, and I I am here as a co chair at the met gala everybody.
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Speaker 1: So you're saying she really nailed it with that dress.
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Speaker 2: Saying in terms of her choice, not only did she look wonderful in it, of course she looked fabulous, but it was what her message was by wearing the Madam X portrait dress.
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Speaker 1: This is not a judgment by me, I know nothing about fashion and women's fashion. But she has done looks plenty of times in the past that have been criticized for being sheeerless or tasteless, or for the time, for the moment she might even be in you shouldn't be wearing that at that place kind of a thing. She gets that criticism ropes. Last night, she looked the part absolutely, there was nothing about her that should elicit criticism in that regard. She looked, I think, really great for.
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Speaker 2: The moment, and the dress made a nod to all of the criticism she's received in the past. But we did a whole we did a whole podcast on people just going crazy over what she wore during the inauguration, that it was overly sexual.
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Speaker 3: It was a lace bodice underneath the suit.
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Speaker 2: So yes, that's exactly what the Madam X portrait was accused of being.
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Speaker 1: In So at the time, yes, in eighteen eighty four, but if we look at it now, is it look did you see the portrait?
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Speaker 3: But at the time it was it was scandalous.
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Speaker 2: And so the fact that she has been called those things, and her dress and her choices in what she's worn has been basically called that inappropriate or overly sexual or tasteless. I thought it was kind of amazing that she chose that dress last night.
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Speaker 1: Yeh good. This No matter what they do and where they go, they are going to draw attention and criticism. Of course, they went to Venice. That whole town folks just hated them for taking the place over. This is look, they got money. Knock yourselves out. I am not going to criticism tries them because I don't know them. But Robes, it's another moment where it seems like your money is giving you access. I know that's how it works, but it looks like you're really buying you your way into things that other people really appreciate, have worked hard for, and you don't. It doesn't come off like you're really giving a good nod or a promise or respect to the met to art. Just gonna buy my way in and I'm gonna stand here and act like I run the place. It comes off where it can come off that way, because that's how Venice came off. We're gonna take over your little town here because we got the money to do it. I don't know what else he can do or should do, or they can do robes, but it does. This is on brand. It has an on brand feeling of Yeah, I'm gonna buy my way in to be now the chair of the most important night for the arts and for celebrities. I'm just gonna buy my way in. I'm at the top of the class now that can I see why that set some people.
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Speaker 2: Do you know this activist group I'm sure you saw leading up to the MET gala last night, It's called the activist groups called Everyone Hates Bezos, but they placed. They set up anywhere from three hundred to five hundred bottles of fake urine all throughout the Met with Bezos face all over it to protest the treatment of Amazon workers. Apparently there are some folks in different countries who work for Ambazon who claim they weren't allowed to have bathroom breaks until they met their quota. So they decided to put little bottles of fakeurin all throughout the MET and then put it up on Instagram saying the Met Museum is taking the piss by having Jeff honored as their gala host.
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Speaker 1: So look, these groups that don't like Jeff Bezos. They are not quiet.
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Speaker 2: They are not quiet at all, and they have made their presence known, and everywhere the Bezos go, even if they're buying their way in, they certainly have to deal with a lot of noise surrounding them.
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Speaker 1: So here we are right biggest night in fashion in the Bezos are being talked about the most I know we're choosing to do so, but this is not The people aren't protesting because jay Z went to the MET last night. They're not protesting because Timothy shallow May skipped it. So we go to a Knicks game, they're not protesting and pissed at anybody else and jumping over barricades that at some point yesterday there was It didn't overshadow, but some protesters. Somebody tried to jump over barricade was quickly taken out, and that was.
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Speaker 2: The Lauren Sanchez Bezos was out there. I believe at least that's where the way it was described.
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Speaker 1: Yes, oh, yes, that one incident. You did have protesters out, but for the most part, things ran like they were supposed to. They did.
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Speaker 2: They in fact, they had an entire fashion show in protest before the Met gala called a Ball without Billionaires, and they actually had Amazon delivery drivers, warehouse workers strutting down West Little twelfth Street in their outfits and there they all got dressed up and did their own little fashion show.
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Speaker 1: I thought this was a nice one, which I thought was pretty funny.
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Speaker 2: They were twirling and dancing by local designers in New York.
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Speaker 1: See, that's a good protest exactly. And they and they.
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Speaker 2: Held up cards that read you can't buy cool and labor is art instead of fashion is art.
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Speaker 1: That's a good protest, make a pointment, be a little fun about it. Yes, that's a good protest. Yeah, and it was a big deal.
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Speaker 2: It got a lot of cover and it was in good fun, good spirits.
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Speaker 1: They had a blast.
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Speaker 2: Everyone looked like they were having fun, and they still got their point across and got the coverage they were looking for.
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Speaker 1: It was funny, but the idea like down the runway, It wasn't like a brick street, the.
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Speaker 2: Cobblestone street there in the meatpacking distry. Yeah, they had a blast and that was pretty awesome. But look the entire the actual met gala, which is usually what we would get on here to talk about, Oh yeah, was a site to be hold once again. And the theme actually really was fun to see all the different looks that people chose. Some people choose to ignore it altogether, which I always think is hilarious. They just wanted to look fabulous and good for them. Like Nicole Kidman. Someone wrote basically that her dress, it was a stunning red sequined dress and it was gorgeous. But they laughed, they said, clearly, not even trying to be on theme. But even that seemed chic.
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Speaker 1: Wait didn't I see Hugh Jackman last night wearing a simple yes, traditional tops.
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Speaker 3: There are those who choose to just look fabulous.
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Speaker 1: You're not talking about this plenty, that is exactly what I would show up.
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Speaker 2: Wait did you happen to see Coleman Domingo who chose to do the exact opposite.
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Speaker 1: I do not pay attention to Coleman Domingo's attire because it is too aspirational for me.
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Speaker 2: So some people said it was a little court gestory. Oh but yes, he went for it. Also a Dwayne Wade Wait, sorry, Dwayn Johnson got a little heat because he wore basically a skirt and like ankle pants.
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Speaker 3: It was he had a lot of things going on with.
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Speaker 1: The best traditional cultural right he had.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, not in a touchedo version of it, Yes, but some folks. One of the other ones that people were talking about a lot, Kylie Jenner, Did you happen to see her nude bodice?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 2: You'd think that sounds sexy, but somehow she made sure it wasn't. It was a padded nude bodice. And I have to laugh because someone wrote this. You know, the critics can be cruel and some of them can be funny. This one said, have you seen the movie Missus Doubtfire Robin Williams. Padded bodysuit is a legendary look, but probably not what Jenner was going for. It did. As soon as I read that, and then I pulled up her picture. I actually started laughing. And it was a little bit of a stretch.
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Speaker 1: But what was it? A nod to artwives?
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Speaker 3: I am not sure.
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Speaker 1: Well, no, she might have some very good reason to wear such a thing, but it wasn't a good look for her. I didn't. I don't think it.
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Speaker 2: I don't think it had the effect she wanted it to do to have. Yes, so those are some funny ones. Also, I laughed because Rihanna and ASoP Rocky were like hours late once again, but man, they know how to be fashionably late, don't they?
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Speaker 1: She said, I don't know when she said A part of the Met tradition is that Rihanna comes last and late every year, hours late. Good luck. Everybody stands there and waits for hours on that red car because you have to wait on Rihanna. I mean, she's a mother of three. Now, yeah's last time he was.
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Speaker 2: They kind of made a joke because she was basically doing a fashion shoot with her belly bump and then showed up at the galilee.
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Speaker 1: But this time I just thought, wow, this is kind of a thing.
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Speaker 2: Now every year it's not the Met Gala until Rihanna and Aesop Rocky show up hours after everyone else.
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Speaker 1: It was one of the cool things I saw. It was just this was a second's moment, but it was something I recognized. She was fixing something on this long coat he was wearing, and with all this the whole world looking at you, and she was just a wife for a second, he was a husband. They were having a cute little moment where she was just adjusting and making sure he was good. I fell in love with those two in a little bitting moment because it's something I recognize.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like everybody loves those two and are rooting for them. They are just fun. They look like the real deal. They're not putting on a show. It's not an Instagram relationship. It really does feel like the real thing. So it's fun, Yeah, to see those little moments when they don't realize people are watching. When we come back, we're going to talk about some of our favorite looks. I mean, some celebrities had total commitment to the theme. We talked about the people who do warrior tucks or a beautiful dress.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we've got a couple of celebrities who actually went all in. We continue here on Amy and TJ going over the Bezils Ball from last DNA AKA the met Gala. This was rose I have right, these are the highest per seat numbers that they've had for the Met. This was a record one hundred thousand is the most that's ever been charged for a ticket? Right, Yes, and I believe so.
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Speaker 2: And they said that, I don't know if we have the final numbers yet, but the amount of money that was made for the MET the Metropolitan Museum of Art was absolutely a record setting year.
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Speaker 1: So yes, a lot of eyes on this Met Gala.
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Speaker 2: A lot of controversy surrounding this Met Gala, but you got to give it to Anna win Tour. I mean, just think about Devilworre's PRODUCTU so well timed around the Met Gala.
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Speaker 3: Merril notally not there last night.
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Speaker 2: She doesn't go usually, but a lot of people thought she might come last night because the movie obviously is a fictitious depiction of Anna Wintour, and it would have been wonderful perhaps promotion for both events to have that happen.
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Speaker 1: As both the time. But the movie did two hundred and thirty million know on its first weekend, she did need to go promote it. She might have had a dress ready just.
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Speaker 2: In case she needed to give a little push, but she didn't know, So this was just a I don't know. This year's Galla just had so many more eyeballs on it, so it makes sense there were historic amounts of money raised, But in terms of total commitment to the theme, there were some celebrities who were completely unrecognizable when they showed up. I would say, of note Heidi Klum, she just she commits to Halloween every year. We know she loves dressing up, But I I didn't even know it was her, and I stared at the picture. She actually recreated a marble statue that you will see line the halls of the met if you walk in. Did you happen to see her? Look a Heidi, such a beautiful woman.
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Speaker 1: Stop covering yourself up in public? Will you stop being unrecognizable in public? Some of us actually think you look nice as you are. No, this is funny, you said unrecognizable. Every Halloween. I have to go read the caption that's her and what she and sure enough last night is what I thought. She was supposed to be the Statue of Liberty when I first or.
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Speaker 3: Died, she kind of looked like the Statue of Liberty.
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Speaker 1: So I had to go.
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Speaker 2: And find what it was she was going for, and they said it was one of the marble statues that line the met. Okay, Katie Perry, unclear what she was, but she had a mirrored mask on her face.
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Speaker 1: It hinged out so she could open and shut it.
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Speaker 2: Some people thought maybe she was trying to remind everybody that she went to space with Lauren Sanchez.
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Speaker 1: Perhaps all we want to know was was Trudeau with her or not not that we saw Okay, that's all we want to know. Moving on, Yeah, the other.
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Speaker 2: There with some strange get up, and she's also known for some elaborate costumes, even with her concerts and such.
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Speaker 3: That's kind of her thing. How about Bad Bunny was shocking?
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Speaker 1: Why why did he do that?
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Speaker 2: He went to an age progression? He literally Bad Bunny showed up to the met gala as an old man. I don't know, and I didn't see an explanation fashion in his art. I guess he thought if it was an artistic to do a massive age.
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Speaker 1: Well, I'm sure you looked. You're saying you couldn't track down. There's nowhere to explains why he went as an old man. You all, he was dressed to the nines in a tuck. Looked great, but he had a makeup job that aged him to where if I didn't tell you that was Bad Bonnie, you wouldn't know that was Bad Bunny. I think it came complete with a cane and a lip and he's walking. He committed to the whole bit.
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Speaker 2: He hit a big pussy bow at the front of his Yeah it was I can show it to it's a big pussy bow.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, they just said that he came in as an old man.
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Speaker 1: He said.
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Speaker 2: It was a nod to the Mets Costume Art exhibit, which explores the interpretation and function of fashion on aging, pregnant and differently.
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Speaker 1: Able to there you go.
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Speaker 2: So he took but even a look on his face like he looked like a sad old man, he.
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Speaker 1: Went for it. Hey, he's walking art. He committed to the bit and look a lot of what he does. That dude is an artist. His shows are art, his music. He is an artist. So hey, that kind of makes sense. Yes, I thought, looked. I appreciated.
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Speaker 2: Everyone wants to look beautiful every you know, you know, you've got every photographer in the world. I think it's cool that some of the most beautiful, talented people in the world decided to just go all in and take this theme very seriously.
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Speaker 1: I also thought it was.
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Speaker 2: Cool that we saw some celebrities bring their kids. Beyonce brought Blue Ivy. It was Blue Ivy's debut, and I thought she looked beautiful and wonderful. And by the way, Beyonce's dress was that a skeletal diamond encrusted unbelievably feathered train.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it was dramatic yeah, it looks like she lives in Castle gray Skull. I didn't know what and that is not an insult. I don't understand art.
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Speaker 2: That was something A gem encrusted skeletal dress with a gaye gray feathered cape cascading down the met steps is how it was. But Blue Ivy jay Z I thought that was a cute family photo.
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Speaker 1: Yeah we uh what was? She had a debut a movie Lion King or something, and was the last time we saw them on a red carpet together. So yeah, it is cool. I like their family nights.
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Speaker 3: It's cool.
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Speaker 1: I did too.
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Speaker 2: And then Nicole Kidman brought her seventeen year old daughter, Sunday Rose.
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Speaker 1: I thought that was really cool too.
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Speaker 2: And yes, Nicole Kidman did the opposite of Heidi Klum. She just wore a stunning dress where she looked kick ass and it truly had nothing to do with the theme.
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Speaker 1: Nicole Kidman is she can do no wrong.
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Speaker 2: She looked fabulous, So it was a fun, fun night.
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Speaker 1: Who else SI, there are a lot of big but people don't know exactly why they skipped it somewhere, suggesting maybe it has something to do you already mentioned Meryl Streep she doesn't go a lot anyway, but some thought she might show up. Why are they not coming to my Ariana Grande's.
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Speaker 2: India Zindia did not, Bella Hadid did not. Ariana Grande did not, Harry Styles did not. There was some Taylor Swift did not. They thought that she might come. Olivia Rodrigo didn't come, Sydney Sweeney didn't come.
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Speaker 1: And again we got no word. No one gave. I heard none of No one come out and say I'm not going because Jeff Bezos and his wife are co sponsoring. Didn't hear that, but people were trying to. I mean, Zindia and Bella Hadid at least are when it comes to fashion. They don't miss a red carpet when it comes to something on this scale. So it's surprising that those fashion leading women missed the biggest fashion show of the year. Yes, they're always a worker. They're also work so that's.
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Speaker 2: Yes that all their reps were saying the projects they were working on. Where they were Sin I believe was in London with Tom Holland, so that makes sense as well.
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Speaker 1: Also with her husband spending some time, that makes sense.
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Speaker 3: Yes, sounds fun. She was in New York all week said.
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Speaker 1: The husband, the husband isn't the husband or not?
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Speaker 3: I think it is.
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Speaker 2: I just looked at her ring again because I love doing that. It's clearly a wedding band and an engagement ring. They are married one hundred percent.
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Speaker 1: Oh wow? That okay?
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Speaker 2: Or she wants you to think they are, because why else would you were a wedding band and an engagement ring on your left hand?
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Speaker 1: Okay?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: And Jal wasn't there either.
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Speaker 2: She goes a lot of times, but she just wrapped up her press tour for Office Romance. But the reason why was then Deya because she had just been in New York like literally every day leading up to the met and that's why the magala, that's why folks were kind of freezing their eyebrows about why she didn't stay another day.
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Speaker 1: Who else was the she didn't go? Taraji p Henson only saw the headline about her comment that she made on I think on Instagram or Twitter and which she said, I can't believe that celebrities are going to this thing? What the f are we doing? She put that it was in response to someone else's statement, but that is making headlines that she is calling out this is a place in the thing that she's gone to plenty and Rowe some do have that mindset, that attitude. We are the ones railing against this type of thing, this type of money. We're supposed to be for the little guy we are supposed to Trump is literally backing Jeff Bezos. He has. Jeff Bezos is the reason Milania got a was it eight figures for that movie, It's the reason it's on Amazon Prime. It's all these things he is. This is the guy Hollywood that you all are saying you got problems with because of his affiliation with the other guy, you got problems with him. Let's just all go to this party sponsored by Bezos.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, Trajip probably came the closest to calling him out than anyone else because she is a met Gala regular. So for her to skip this year it does seem intentional.
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Speaker 1: Maybe that is one that stands out and with her statement, now okay, maybe we should put that together. But hey, look, Robes, it happens every year. It's the criticism every year. Yes, you could easily say not even given the times, given any times, this is too much. This is over the top, This, this display of wealth that you see and not giving a damn about anybody. It feels like it, but we all have a fascination with it, and every single one of us would accept a ticket to get into that room. That's fine, and so the conversation is all worthy. I think both sides can be a little harsh, a little wrong sometimes and having these discussions about wealth in the country. But it's a big party and it can be fun to look at sometimes.
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Speaker 2: And look, the money does go to benefit a museum that is really one of the cornerstones of Manhattan. It's a destination for people around the world to honor artists and the history of art around the world. So the money does go to a good cause. It is hard not to gawk at the biggest celebrities in the world wearing some crazy, crazy stuff. Even Kim Kardashian odd choice an orange bodice, strange robotic looking metallic thing.
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Speaker 3: I don't know what it was.
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Speaker 1: I thought jetsons when I saw her.
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, so look, it's fascinating. We don't see people dressed like this and the choices and the money and the fashion houses behind them.
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Speaker 1: It's fascinating to watch.
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Speaker 3: But yes, maybe one day if you got an invite, would you have gone?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, without questions? Same have not boycott, I would not. Okay, new tradition Rihanna comes last, TJ always comes first. I like that. Maybe Anna went tours listening. I'll be the first one every year on the Red Carver. I can't wait to get here. All right with that?
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Speaker 3: Everyone, We always appreciate you listening to us.
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Speaker 1: I made me Roebuck alongside TJ.
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