June 22, 2026
Here We Go Again! Resurfaced Video Reportedly Shows Love Island Bombshell Using N-Word
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RSS Feed Within hours of the men heading over to Casa Amor, a video emerged online, allegedly of one of the new bombshells using the N-word in a years old Snapchat post. In the unverified video, it appears 21- year-old Alannah Keyser sings the N-word while dancing inside a car during a night out in Miami. Even before the video was released, fans of the show were commenting that Keyser made out with all of the white islanders, but refused to kiss the three black men, even telling K.C. at one point, “That’s all you get. Hand off, boy.” There are also screen shots popping up online reportedly of a Keyser TikTok comment from nearly 2 years ago where she uses a racial slur for the word “Nigerian”
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Speaker 1: Hey that folks. It is Monday, June twenty second and Love Island Are we really about to do this again? Last night's new episode barely had time to air when then video started showing up on social media of one of the new bombshells. Yes, using the N word, and with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. Are we really doing this again?
00:00:28
Speaker 2: It appears that that is the case. And we say appears because this hasn't been verified or confirmed by Peacock, but within I mean, what an hour of last night's episode airing where we are introduced to brand new bombshells in Casa Amore, all of a sudden boom, a ten second video is released from a few years ago, and it's a doozy.
00:00:56
Speaker 1: It's a doozy, I guess is what we've come to get used to here with Love Island and why this is now it rises to a level because Robes, this is following a familiar pattern if it turns out to be true. So all we can tell you is what we know at this point is that there were several new bombshells. One of them happened to be a lady by the name of Alana Kaiser, twenty one year old from Miami, but she's a student in LA right now, Robes, this is another case, or at least what has shown up online once again singing along to a song and didn't want to skip over one particular word.
00:01:27
Speaker 2: No, it was gold Digger right by. That was a different one.
00:01:31
Speaker 1: Oh that was Oh that was a case. Actually, you saw me looking at a video from years ago. A sorority got in trouble because of video with them all standing around singing gold digga and screaming the N word as loud as they can as they're singing it.
00:01:44
Speaker 2: I say that because I heard you or I saw you watching that and the video that I saw initially that's out there of Alana Kaiser or reportedly of Alana Kaiser. I couldn't figure out what it was they were singing along to what song it was? So I was like, oh, wait, was it gold Digger?
00:02:01
Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 2: Did you recognize the song singing along to?
00:02:05
Speaker 1: Tried and tried and tried, but in a ten second clip about you heard them say the in word two times and we'll describe the video at least is what it is. Looked like there was a party of some kind going on a bunch of folks. Kids, you could argue very young folks in there. There's a song playing. It appears whoever's recording the video, and allegedly it's Alana showing herself and then showing the room singing along. And yes, the N word is sung by this group. So this is what is out there now, Robes, this has got to be another potential headache. I guess it could potentially not be her, not be true, somebody setting her up or I don't know what, but Robes, if this turns out to be true, how can they do anything other than what they did before?
00:02:47
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean they've already yes, they've already said precedent when they verify that these social media clips and it doesn't matter how long ago they were recorded, the fact that they were recorded and they horror posted is enough to get an islander or a potential islander. I guess that's what she is now because she's in Cassamore kicked off. And if I have it right, they had just enough women bombshells to match up with the men. So they're going to have to bring in someone else because they that's the whole point of Casa amore is that each guy couples up with a girl and then they pick whether or not they want to bring that girl to the villa to replace the couple they're currently in.
00:03:31
Speaker 1: So this messes with the numbers and they might need to be some creative on the fly producing of this show. But Rhodes, let's let's go through it was what happened with his young lady last night, because something that did happen on the show had people already talking about her and how she might feel about black folks and black men in particular. We will get to that in just a moment. But I mentioned again, Rhodes, this is a big deal. We'll give their names again and reminding of the details. But yes, this is the second This would be the second time someone has been let go on this season because of the N word, and then last season someone got let go because of the N word, and somebody else got let go because of another slur having to do with the Asian community. But this young lady, I guess our impression of her when she first came out, she was wearing angel wings ropes.
00:04:23
Speaker 2: Ain't that ironic? Yeah, she came out sweet, petite and angelic and that would be the best way to describe what she appeared to be. And look, it was. We'll have another episode about just episode seventeen and cosa amore because it was raunchy doesn't even begin to describe what we saw. I actually, you were covering your eyes.
00:04:50
Speaker 1: It was inappropriate. It was inappropriate for a lot of people to watch. Again, maybe it's not for teenagers or people thirteen forteen sixteen watching and whatever it was. We'll get into that later. But yeah, she was a part of that whole thing. This scene so robes the scene is each woman comes out. The six guys are sitting there and this is how they're being introduced to the women. And each woman goes down the line and complete it's not even kiss, not even make out. It's a soft porn session is the word you've used, Yes, soft porn to describe it's gross, But this is what's happening, and the women are taking complete liberty with each guy. So here comes a Lina. She comes out with her angel wings and ropes. She starts making her way down the line, Bryce and Zach and Caleb, where the first three Caleb was first, then Bryce and then Zach, and then she gets to k Casey and then Corbyn and then sincere correct and so please explain Robes. Even before all this controversy, you could see she was behaving differently with the second group of fellas.
00:05:57
Speaker 2: I have to be honest. So we were watching all of this and really try with kind of our hand over our eyes because it was so appalling. But I didn't really catch this. Now I saw what happened with k C yep, but I did not recognize. We just went back and watched it because other people did to see how she behaves. So she makes out with the white boys, comes up to Kse and she goes to kind of straddle him, and he does slap her ass and it makes her upset, and she basically says, you know, that's all you get.
00:06:27
Speaker 1: So you think she actually got pissed.
00:06:29
Speaker 2: I do, Okay, I think she got a little. I think it annoyed her that he took that liberty. Granted, look, it was almost as if you were watching professionals do something on top of these guys. And I can understand, I mean, not to defend him from slapping her butt, but honestly, what she was doing with everybody, it kind of felt like it wasn't that off base. Where things were headed and how the women were choosing to behave.
00:06:55
Speaker 1: Lap dances is how it should be described. Absolutely. This was absolutely s club stuff, absolutely, and how the men were behaving and how the women were behaving and hands were going places on these women that they just met, and so that's the same.
00:07:10
Speaker 2: They hadn't even met them, they didn't even know at that point.
00:07:13
Speaker 1: They just walked out and started making out. And then they came out later and shook hands. Well that was so weird.
00:07:18
Speaker 2: That was so weird. But yeah, so she she rebuffs Ksey and and says basically like you know, that's all you get, but then goes on to Corbyn gives him a half like kind of a half hearted lap dance.
00:07:33
Speaker 1: He didn't touch her, his hands did not touch.
00:07:36
Speaker 2: Her, yep, exactly. And then she goes over to Sincere and she doesn't even get close to him. She just shakes her booty and then walks off. Now you could perhaps say she was so upset about what happened with Kse she just decided, I'm not putting myself in that position with any other men, and it just so happened. The last two men were black, so it could have just looked like she rebuffed the three black men while she went all in on the white guys.
00:08:04
Speaker 1: Now that is what you see. Now there are some interpretation and context that may be necessary, and like you said, Robes, it may be nothing. But even before all this stuff came out about her, there's plenty of commentary online that it stood out that she appeared to completely reject the three black guys after she went all in on the three white guys. Yeah, okay, everybody can have their opinion. But the opinions came out last night, Robes, and they were already making suggestions about her that, wow, she clearly doesn't like the brothers.
00:08:35
Speaker 2: Correct so interestingly enough, then this video surfaces direct.
00:08:39
Speaker 1: To this the perfect storm now for.
00:08:41
Speaker 2: Her, and then there were some screenshots of some alleged comments and again unverified. Look in the world of AI, we have to make this disclosure that until Peacock is able to actually confirm or validate these video, this video, and these comments, but there are at least I saw two comments that she made, both of them using the N word in her comments on Snapchat referring to men. One of them she was trying to be cute with the word Nigerian, but turning it into something else.
00:09:19
Speaker 1: She put two g's in Nigerian.
00:09:21
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. And then the other text was talking about a black eye trying to flirt with her, but she referred to.
00:09:29
Speaker 1: Him with two g's as well in a word as the N word. Yes, and so the screen grabs are a little different role. They could be completely accurate, but those are things that could be they're easily easier to manipulate. The video is different.
00:09:43
Speaker 2: The video, yes, it's and we've watched it several times. It's a little blurry, it's a little grainy, but it it does appear to come from her snapchat account. It does appear that someone you you even saw, recorded it from their own scar correct. So, look, I don't have Snapchat art my daughters do. I don't know d Sabine has Snapchat.
00:10:03
Speaker 1: She does, yes, okay.
00:10:04
Speaker 2: And I know that things disappear within a certain period of time. But you can record it, you can screen grab it. It does usually let the sender know that you've done so, so there's always like a hesitation sometimes so for people record something. So I'm just if this is all true, I am actually amazed that someone, even though she's just twenty one, could see what has happened to other contestants as recently as a few weeks ago, but obviously last year's debacle as well, and think, oh, no one will know what I've done and recorded and posted and commented with. That seems insane to me. But so does the fact that someone feels free to say those things, record those things, and post those things.
00:10:50
Speaker 1: Posted it she alleged to do so, but rose she might have forgotten she even had even done it. Maybe this is such a regular occurrence for her that it's not something that rises to the level. Maybe this is not a big deal. It certainly didn't seem to be a big deal in that video to a big group of folks who are not in the black community yelling out the inward as a part of a song. So she's at this point we wait, like we wait to see. They have to react, even if babe, they have to react to defend her, if somebody's after her, they have to clear this up.
00:11:35
Speaker 2: Yes, and especially like just knowing what she said to Casey's face is she didn't just say that's all you get? Then she said hand off, boy, And look she did, and look, I can see how they call them girls and boys when they're when they're back and forth. So you could say that, well, yeah, that's she was just being cute or cute to him, But obviously that could also be taken as racially insensitive. Given these other allegations, if they are true, it's probably not a good idea or a good look for her to do what she did and say what she said.
00:12:07
Speaker 1: And it's possibly it was nothing to it. Like you said, she might have just been saying like that, I choose this boy because I choose this girl. Because yes, But the problem is it's all going in line with a narrative now that people are piecing together.
00:12:20
Speaker 2: Yes, if one of these things were separate from the others, or if it was just one thing and you had to interpret it, but when you put them all together, it does create a narrative. And look, I do stand by the fact that I understand. I don't know you're putting yourself in this position. But if someone slaps her butt, I could see where that upset her, and I could see why that just made her pull away from everybody. There could be a reasonable explanation she might but she also might actually have other issues.
00:12:48
Speaker 1: Okay, so you're telling me the girl that just made out with three guys as a stripper, she gets to the fourth and ooh, touch my butt. That's too much.
00:12:54
Speaker 2: If if someone slaps your butt, if it stings a little, it might have just it might it might have made her recoil and get upset. I'm just I'm not saying that's what happened. I'm saying it's a possibility. Crust, But yeah, you've got other guys grabbing her butt and she didn't seem to mind. H Yeah, he slapped her, and that.
00:13:12
Speaker 1: He went full strip club. He went. Casey was a lot. We'll get it to him later in an episode, but it's Casey was He was a lot in this episode. But people immediately asked, like, what is wrong with these producers? What is wrong with these people who are casting this show? This keeps happening, and Robes there's a reason why they weren't and it's impossible for them to find everything because stuff goes away. But what happens Robes is that once people see the announced new cast members, they start, oh, I know her, and that's what's appeared has happened again?
00:13:48
Speaker 2: Yeah, and especially if it was Snapchat. In the defensive producers for Love Island, look, they don't want this, they don't want this kind of publicity. This is not what they're looking to get in terms of headlines. But if someone put something on Snapchat, it does go away. And the only way they would know about it is if someone who recorded it or still had it then suddenly put it online. There would be I would say, probably almost no way for them to have found this or known this existed until this very moment. And to your point, there's no reason why anybody would have said anything until they realized she was on the show. And if you look, if you're an islander or you're a potential contestant and you've angered somebody and you've done something that they've got video evidence of, you're probably going to be served publicly.
00:14:32
Speaker 1: She probably has no idea this was happening when the show aired. She probably had no concern Rolle to something like this would come back up. I don't stop white people singing the N word. Stop it's not okay.
00:14:49
Speaker 2: I know you're not cool the groups and you're.
00:14:52
Speaker 1: You feel safe because it's just you all. But if it's just you all in a group, and ain't a black person around that can hear you or will ever hear you doing it?
00:15:01
Speaker 3: Still don't do it. It's a it's a it's a type of cultural appropriation, Robes, and it completely dismisses the history and the pain of that word because you see folks using it in such a way that feels safe or like camaraderie. But it's happening in a particular community that you are not a part of, and you're not welcome at all to touch.
00:15:24
Speaker 2: That word ever, And you don't suffer its fate of that community and what they have to deal with each and every day.
00:15:31
Speaker 1: You don't do it. And I for people to continue to make arguments, well we should get rid of the word altogether. The only way you can do it is Black people need to stop using it too. Stop that argument. And I just always ask Robes, what is it? What is it? Any white person ask yourself, why are you fighting for the right to say the inWORD? And why are you so upset that black people have one thing you don't have And we had to take it from y'all in the first place to get the power back. But that's just I don't it's not ok to be singing the N word in a song. You do not get that. Okay, sorry, enough said, and there's enough said. But stay here. This isn't like we said. We'll remind you here in just a second of the other controversies, and this would be if she gets kicked out, this would be the fourth Islander in the past two seasons.
00:16:25
Speaker 2: Stay here, Welcome back everyone to this episode of Amy and TJ. We are talking about another bubbling brewing controversy on Love Island. Just within an hour or two, maybe at the most of last night's Love Island episode Casa Amore edition once it aired, and we met the new bombshells pretty much immediately, a newly resurfaced how do they put a newly resurfaced video of one of the bombshells. Her name is Alana Kaiser, and it appears that it is her and that it was a post she published a few years ago where she is singing along with the song with the friends and drops the N word twice, I believe.
00:17:20
Speaker 1: A couple of times, and I'm sure she's dropped it plenty of times. Does this happen? I don't hang out in all white parties, and if I am. I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be singing this song like this. But brother, is this what happens?
00:17:31
Speaker 2: I can I can guess obviously, so I can tell you that. Look, it's a very different world. But I personally have never been around that. I mean, I don't know if younger folks feel more. I don't know, is it. Look when when I was coming up and I was younger in that age, I never heard anyone gleefully sing those words. But those types, that type of music wasn't necessarily as mainstream as it is now. And I think now maybe even everyone feels so inclusive and cool and we're all together, we're all one. I can sing this because I want to be like you, and I'm actually giving you a compliment because I think your culture is so cool. I don't know if there's a lowered standard among certain groups thinking that it's all okay now that they're removed from the pain of that word, or they don't maybe understand the history the way maybe ols do.
00:18:23
Speaker 1: Thank you. There it is, that's it Robes. It's a different. Hip hop culture has an outsized influence on popular culture. There you go, so to be cool, You're not gonna you know, cool is Kendrick Cool is right? Is rap? Cool is all of these guys who all these kids want to be a part of and they want to be a part of that community. And how do you do that? You're not necessarily gonna if you can't dress that way, if you can't look that way, you can sound that way. I could be a part of that music. I know this robes. I just I don't. And the example I always use, there is no one more a musician at least respected and ingrained right as a part of hip hop in the black community, then the white boy himself, Eminem Eminem. Eminem has some of the hardest core lyrics you will ever hear in.
00:19:14
Speaker 2: Hip hop, but he has never once dropped the N word.
00:19:18
Speaker 1: No. And you know what, if anybody was gonna give be given a pass, the black community might listen, they might at least stop listening.
00:19:26
Speaker 2: He wouldn't Dare. I can't imagine he would dare because he understands.
00:19:31
Speaker 1: So if you understand, and you need to understand, I just this to having to keep repeat this thing robes last year, no, this year? Vsona Montgomery, Right, wasn't that a video? What was she doing? Singing and rapping along dropping the inWORD last season, Yulssa Ulyssa Escobar. Now she was the one that got kicked This was the podcast, right, she was the one dropping inWORD on podcast.
00:19:55
Speaker 2: Yes, like she because she was dating black men. I think she felt like she could be because that was kind of her defense. Right, stop right, lady, that's not okay. No, that does not suddenly give you a pass. You don't get a pass if you're dating a black man. And then Sierra Ortega offended the Asian community by when she was putting on makeup making a reference to Asian eyes and using a word that you should never use. And she claimed that she didn't realize that that was a racial slur. Didn't matter what she knew or didn't know, she was also kicked.
00:20:32
Speaker 1: Off I and I believe her to a certain extent. And I think a lot of these folks don't have the exposure folks robes, and they don't know the history and learn and quite frankly, they might be not be around enough black folks to understand that what you're saying, how no one is telling you is there supposed to be safety. There's just no argument. I don't care if no black person will ever hear you say the word, why is it you want.
00:20:57
Speaker 2: To because you want to feel cool. That is what it is. You want to feel cool. You want to feel like you're with it, that you're Yeah, that's what and it's just not okay.
00:21:10
Speaker 1: Ah, so we wait, we have to hear something today. Oh yeah, rope, they have to say something one way or another.
00:21:17
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just curious because this all just came out. I'm thinking I'm assuming they've already recorded tonight's episode because the way they're editing this, what are they like twenty four hours ahead and they're not that ahead. But I imagine could they even would they even be able to probably not edit her out in tonight's episode.
00:21:37
Speaker 1: Very difficult. It depends on how much of a role she played, right, Did she have a connection with one of these guys.
00:21:42
Speaker 2: That's the whole idea. They're getting paired up with a guy like the Each guy is going to be looking for who they would pair up with or who they would potentially take with them. So I guess if they take her out of the mix, that means one guy. In the world of musical chairs, there'd be one guy who wouldn't have an opportunity.
00:21:58
Speaker 1: They will do. I'll come up with something, and I don't think it's it'll obviously it's not going to hurt the show that much. They know what they're doing, and to get rid of her. She wasn't a favorite when she walked out anyway.
00:22:09
Speaker 2: No, she kind of had little girl vibes. It was actually I actually even said to you, like, I feel like I shouldn't even be seeing that she's far too young, and she just looks so young. She even looks younger than she is. I know she's twenty one, she's a full grown adult. But yes, I have daughters who are twenty and twenty three. So maybe I'm a little subjective there and not objective, but she looked like she was fifteen to me.
00:22:32
Speaker 1: We actually made the joke, you be, Sabine. We sit around and watch these shows together and we're always in conversation, and you looked at me, all right, today they're the bombshells? Which which one would you? Which one would you take?
00:22:45
Speaker 2: Right?
00:22:45
Speaker 1: And I actually said, Alana, so I could raise her as my own.
00:22:50
Speaker 2: Because like a child, Yeah, you can show her the error of her ways. Please, please never be on this show, Young lady, you did say that I forgot about that shows her because you said you'd like to parent. She needs some guidance. Yes, she needs to grow up a little bit, but more than we even realized. Apparently possibly, But this will be a developing story and we do expect to hear something. They've got to say something based on these allegations. Because the internet is going wild. Everybody's got their opinions.
00:23:22
Speaker 1: You know what this is the young lady, she's the film student at USC. Yes, and I saw some things. The school is well aware of this now because several people in their posts they added the handle for usc USC Film School saying, hey, do you know you got a racist in your whole? That's tough. It's gonna be a tough day.
00:23:40
Speaker 2: This is going to be a very tough day for her and for her community and for Love Island. But we will let you know what we find out as we watch this story. But we always appreciate you listening to us. Everyone. I'm Amy Roeboch alongside TJ. Holmes. We'll talk to you soon. You trus make you t
Speaker 1: Hey that folks. It is Monday, June twenty second and Love Island Are we really about to do this again? Last night's new episode barely had time to air when then video started showing up on social media of one of the new bombshells. Yes, using the N word, and with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. Are we really doing this again?
00:00:28
Speaker 2: It appears that that is the case. And we say appears because this hasn't been verified or confirmed by Peacock, but within I mean, what an hour of last night's episode airing where we are introduced to brand new bombshells in Casa Amore, all of a sudden boom, a ten second video is released from a few years ago, and it's a doozy.
00:00:56
Speaker 1: It's a doozy, I guess is what we've come to get used to here with Love Island and why this is now it rises to a level because Robes, this is following a familiar pattern if it turns out to be true. So all we can tell you is what we know at this point is that there were several new bombshells. One of them happened to be a lady by the name of Alana Kaiser, twenty one year old from Miami, but she's a student in LA right now, Robes, this is another case, or at least what has shown up online once again singing along to a song and didn't want to skip over one particular word.
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Speaker 2: No, it was gold Digger right by. That was a different one.
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Speaker 1: Oh that was Oh that was a case. Actually, you saw me looking at a video from years ago. A sorority got in trouble because of video with them all standing around singing gold digga and screaming the N word as loud as they can as they're singing it.
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Speaker 2: I say that because I heard you or I saw you watching that and the video that I saw initially that's out there of Alana Kaiser or reportedly of Alana Kaiser. I couldn't figure out what it was they were singing along to what song it was? So I was like, oh, wait, was it gold Digger?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 2: Did you recognize the song singing along to?
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Speaker 1: Tried and tried and tried, but in a ten second clip about you heard them say the in word two times and we'll describe the video at least is what it is. Looked like there was a party of some kind going on a bunch of folks. Kids, you could argue very young folks in there. There's a song playing. It appears whoever's recording the video, and allegedly it's Alana showing herself and then showing the room singing along. And yes, the N word is sung by this group. So this is what is out there now, Robes, this has got to be another potential headache. I guess it could potentially not be her, not be true, somebody setting her up or I don't know what, but Robes, if this turns out to be true, how can they do anything other than what they did before?
00:02:47
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean they've already yes, they've already said precedent when they verify that these social media clips and it doesn't matter how long ago they were recorded, the fact that they were recorded and they horror posted is enough to get an islander or a potential islander. I guess that's what she is now because she's in Cassamore kicked off. And if I have it right, they had just enough women bombshells to match up with the men. So they're going to have to bring in someone else because they that's the whole point of Casa amore is that each guy couples up with a girl and then they pick whether or not they want to bring that girl to the villa to replace the couple they're currently in.
00:03:31
Speaker 1: So this messes with the numbers and they might need to be some creative on the fly producing of this show. But Rhodes, let's let's go through it was what happened with his young lady last night, because something that did happen on the show had people already talking about her and how she might feel about black folks and black men in particular. We will get to that in just a moment. But I mentioned again, Rhodes, this is a big deal. We'll give their names again and reminding of the details. But yes, this is the second This would be the second time someone has been let go on this season because of the N word, and then last season someone got let go because of the N word, and somebody else got let go because of another slur having to do with the Asian community. But this young lady, I guess our impression of her when she first came out, she was wearing angel wings ropes.
00:04:23
Speaker 2: Ain't that ironic? Yeah, she came out sweet, petite and angelic and that would be the best way to describe what she appeared to be. And look, it was. We'll have another episode about just episode seventeen and cosa amore because it was raunchy doesn't even begin to describe what we saw. I actually, you were covering your eyes.
00:04:50
Speaker 1: It was inappropriate. It was inappropriate for a lot of people to watch. Again, maybe it's not for teenagers or people thirteen forteen sixteen watching and whatever it was. We'll get into that later. But yeah, she was a part of that whole thing. This scene so robes the scene is each woman comes out. The six guys are sitting there and this is how they're being introduced to the women. And each woman goes down the line and complete it's not even kiss, not even make out. It's a soft porn session is the word you've used, Yes, soft porn to describe it's gross, But this is what's happening, and the women are taking complete liberty with each guy. So here comes a Lina. She comes out with her angel wings and ropes. She starts making her way down the line, Bryce and Zach and Caleb, where the first three Caleb was first, then Bryce and then Zach, and then she gets to k Casey and then Corbyn and then sincere correct and so please explain Robes. Even before all this controversy, you could see she was behaving differently with the second group of fellas.
00:05:57
Speaker 2: I have to be honest. So we were watching all of this and really try with kind of our hand over our eyes because it was so appalling. But I didn't really catch this. Now I saw what happened with k C yep, but I did not recognize. We just went back and watched it because other people did to see how she behaves. So she makes out with the white boys, comes up to Kse and she goes to kind of straddle him, and he does slap her ass and it makes her upset, and she basically says, you know, that's all you get.
00:06:27
Speaker 1: So you think she actually got pissed.
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Speaker 2: I do, Okay, I think she got a little. I think it annoyed her that he took that liberty. Granted, look, it was almost as if you were watching professionals do something on top of these guys. And I can understand, I mean, not to defend him from slapping her butt, but honestly, what she was doing with everybody, it kind of felt like it wasn't that off base. Where things were headed and how the women were choosing to behave.
00:06:55
Speaker 1: Lap dances is how it should be described. Absolutely. This was absolutely s club stuff, absolutely, and how the men were behaving and how the women were behaving and hands were going places on these women that they just met, and so that's the same.
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Speaker 2: They hadn't even met them, they didn't even know at that point.
00:07:13
Speaker 1: They just walked out and started making out. And then they came out later and shook hands. Well that was so weird.
00:07:18
Speaker 2: That was so weird. But yeah, so she she rebuffs Ksey and and says basically like you know, that's all you get, but then goes on to Corbyn gives him a half like kind of a half hearted lap dance.
00:07:33
Speaker 1: He didn't touch her, his hands did not touch.
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Speaker 2: Her, yep, exactly. And then she goes over to Sincere and she doesn't even get close to him. She just shakes her booty and then walks off. Now you could perhaps say she was so upset about what happened with Kse she just decided, I'm not putting myself in that position with any other men, and it just so happened. The last two men were black, so it could have just looked like she rebuffed the three black men while she went all in on the white guys.
00:08:04
Speaker 1: Now that is what you see. Now there are some interpretation and context that may be necessary, and like you said, Robes, it may be nothing. But even before all this stuff came out about her, there's plenty of commentary online that it stood out that she appeared to completely reject the three black guys after she went all in on the three white guys. Yeah, okay, everybody can have their opinion. But the opinions came out last night, Robes, and they were already making suggestions about her that, wow, she clearly doesn't like the brothers.
00:08:35
Speaker 2: Correct so interestingly enough, then this video surfaces direct.
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Speaker 1: To this the perfect storm now for.
00:08:41
Speaker 2: Her, and then there were some screenshots of some alleged comments and again unverified. Look in the world of AI, we have to make this disclosure that until Peacock is able to actually confirm or validate these video, this video, and these comments, but there are at least I saw two comments that she made, both of them using the N word in her comments on Snapchat referring to men. One of them she was trying to be cute with the word Nigerian, but turning it into something else.
00:09:19
Speaker 1: She put two g's in Nigerian.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. And then the other text was talking about a black eye trying to flirt with her, but she referred to.
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Speaker 1: Him with two g's as well in a word as the N word. Yes, and so the screen grabs are a little different role. They could be completely accurate, but those are things that could be they're easily easier to manipulate. The video is different.
00:09:43
Speaker 2: The video, yes, it's and we've watched it several times. It's a little blurry, it's a little grainy, but it it does appear to come from her snapchat account. It does appear that someone you you even saw, recorded it from their own scar correct. So, look, I don't have Snapchat art my daughters do. I don't know d Sabine has Snapchat.
00:10:03
Speaker 1: She does, yes, okay.
00:10:04
Speaker 2: And I know that things disappear within a certain period of time. But you can record it, you can screen grab it. It does usually let the sender know that you've done so, so there's always like a hesitation sometimes so for people record something. So I'm just if this is all true, I am actually amazed that someone, even though she's just twenty one, could see what has happened to other contestants as recently as a few weeks ago, but obviously last year's debacle as well, and think, oh, no one will know what I've done and recorded and posted and commented with. That seems insane to me. But so does the fact that someone feels free to say those things, record those things, and post those things.
00:10:50
Speaker 1: Posted it she alleged to do so, but rose she might have forgotten she even had even done it. Maybe this is such a regular occurrence for her that it's not something that rises to the level. Maybe this is not a big deal. It certainly didn't seem to be a big deal in that video to a big group of folks who are not in the black community yelling out the inward as a part of a song. So she's at this point we wait, like we wait to see. They have to react, even if babe, they have to react to defend her, if somebody's after her, they have to clear this up.
00:11:35
Speaker 2: Yes, and especially like just knowing what she said to Casey's face is she didn't just say that's all you get? Then she said hand off, boy, And look she did, and look, I can see how they call them girls and boys when they're when they're back and forth. So you could say that, well, yeah, that's she was just being cute or cute to him, But obviously that could also be taken as racially insensitive. Given these other allegations, if they are true, it's probably not a good idea or a good look for her to do what she did and say what she said.
00:12:07
Speaker 1: And it's possibly it was nothing to it. Like you said, she might have just been saying like that, I choose this boy because I choose this girl. Because yes, But the problem is it's all going in line with a narrative now that people are piecing together.
00:12:20
Speaker 2: Yes, if one of these things were separate from the others, or if it was just one thing and you had to interpret it, but when you put them all together, it does create a narrative. And look, I do stand by the fact that I understand. I don't know you're putting yourself in this position. But if someone slaps her butt, I could see where that upset her, and I could see why that just made her pull away from everybody. There could be a reasonable explanation she might but she also might actually have other issues.
00:12:48
Speaker 1: Okay, so you're telling me the girl that just made out with three guys as a stripper, she gets to the fourth and ooh, touch my butt. That's too much.
00:12:54
Speaker 2: If if someone slaps your butt, if it stings a little, it might have just it might it might have made her recoil and get upset. I'm just I'm not saying that's what happened. I'm saying it's a possibility. Crust, But yeah, you've got other guys grabbing her butt and she didn't seem to mind. H Yeah, he slapped her, and that.
00:13:12
Speaker 1: He went full strip club. He went. Casey was a lot. We'll get it to him later in an episode, but it's Casey was He was a lot in this episode. But people immediately asked, like, what is wrong with these producers? What is wrong with these people who are casting this show? This keeps happening, and Robes there's a reason why they weren't and it's impossible for them to find everything because stuff goes away. But what happens Robes is that once people see the announced new cast members, they start, oh, I know her, and that's what's appeared has happened again?
00:13:48
Speaker 2: Yeah, and especially if it was Snapchat. In the defensive producers for Love Island, look, they don't want this, they don't want this kind of publicity. This is not what they're looking to get in terms of headlines. But if someone put something on Snapchat, it does go away. And the only way they would know about it is if someone who recorded it or still had it then suddenly put it online. There would be I would say, probably almost no way for them to have found this or known this existed until this very moment. And to your point, there's no reason why anybody would have said anything until they realized she was on the show. And if you look, if you're an islander or you're a potential contestant and you've angered somebody and you've done something that they've got video evidence of, you're probably going to be served publicly.
00:14:32
Speaker 1: She probably has no idea this was happening when the show aired. She probably had no concern Rolle to something like this would come back up. I don't stop white people singing the N word. Stop it's not okay.
00:14:49
Speaker 2: I know you're not cool the groups and you're.
00:14:52
Speaker 1: You feel safe because it's just you all. But if it's just you all in a group, and ain't a black person around that can hear you or will ever hear you doing it?
00:15:01
Speaker 3: Still don't do it. It's a it's a it's a type of cultural appropriation, Robes, and it completely dismisses the history and the pain of that word because you see folks using it in such a way that feels safe or like camaraderie. But it's happening in a particular community that you are not a part of, and you're not welcome at all to touch.
00:15:24
Speaker 2: That word ever, And you don't suffer its fate of that community and what they have to deal with each and every day.
00:15:31
Speaker 1: You don't do it. And I for people to continue to make arguments, well we should get rid of the word altogether. The only way you can do it is Black people need to stop using it too. Stop that argument. And I just always ask Robes, what is it? What is it? Any white person ask yourself, why are you fighting for the right to say the inWORD? And why are you so upset that black people have one thing you don't have And we had to take it from y'all in the first place to get the power back. But that's just I don't it's not ok to be singing the N word in a song. You do not get that. Okay, sorry, enough said, and there's enough said. But stay here. This isn't like we said. We'll remind you here in just a second of the other controversies, and this would be if she gets kicked out, this would be the fourth Islander in the past two seasons.
00:16:25
Speaker 2: Stay here, Welcome back everyone to this episode of Amy and TJ. We are talking about another bubbling brewing controversy on Love Island. Just within an hour or two, maybe at the most of last night's Love Island episode Casa Amore edition once it aired, and we met the new bombshells pretty much immediately, a newly resurfaced how do they put a newly resurfaced video of one of the bombshells. Her name is Alana Kaiser, and it appears that it is her and that it was a post she published a few years ago where she is singing along with the song with the friends and drops the N word twice, I believe.
00:17:20
Speaker 1: A couple of times, and I'm sure she's dropped it plenty of times. Does this happen? I don't hang out in all white parties, and if I am. I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be singing this song like this. But brother, is this what happens?
00:17:31
Speaker 2: I can I can guess obviously, so I can tell you that. Look, it's a very different world. But I personally have never been around that. I mean, I don't know if younger folks feel more. I don't know, is it. Look when when I was coming up and I was younger in that age, I never heard anyone gleefully sing those words. But those types, that type of music wasn't necessarily as mainstream as it is now. And I think now maybe even everyone feels so inclusive and cool and we're all together, we're all one. I can sing this because I want to be like you, and I'm actually giving you a compliment because I think your culture is so cool. I don't know if there's a lowered standard among certain groups thinking that it's all okay now that they're removed from the pain of that word, or they don't maybe understand the history the way maybe ols do.
00:18:23
Speaker 1: Thank you. There it is, that's it Robes. It's a different. Hip hop culture has an outsized influence on popular culture. There you go, so to be cool, You're not gonna you know, cool is Kendrick Cool is right? Is rap? Cool is all of these guys who all these kids want to be a part of and they want to be a part of that community. And how do you do that? You're not necessarily gonna if you can't dress that way, if you can't look that way, you can sound that way. I could be a part of that music. I know this robes. I just I don't. And the example I always use, there is no one more a musician at least respected and ingrained right as a part of hip hop in the black community, then the white boy himself, Eminem Eminem. Eminem has some of the hardest core lyrics you will ever hear in.
00:19:14
Speaker 2: Hip hop, but he has never once dropped the N word.
00:19:18
Speaker 1: No. And you know what, if anybody was gonna give be given a pass, the black community might listen, they might at least stop listening.
00:19:26
Speaker 2: He wouldn't Dare. I can't imagine he would dare because he understands.
00:19:31
Speaker 1: So if you understand, and you need to understand, I just this to having to keep repeat this thing robes last year, no, this year? Vsona Montgomery, Right, wasn't that a video? What was she doing? Singing and rapping along dropping the inWORD last season, Yulssa Ulyssa Escobar. Now she was the one that got kicked This was the podcast, right, she was the one dropping inWORD on podcast.
00:19:55
Speaker 2: Yes, like she because she was dating black men. I think she felt like she could be because that was kind of her defense. Right, stop right, lady, that's not okay. No, that does not suddenly give you a pass. You don't get a pass if you're dating a black man. And then Sierra Ortega offended the Asian community by when she was putting on makeup making a reference to Asian eyes and using a word that you should never use. And she claimed that she didn't realize that that was a racial slur. Didn't matter what she knew or didn't know, she was also kicked.
00:20:32
Speaker 1: Off I and I believe her to a certain extent. And I think a lot of these folks don't have the exposure folks robes, and they don't know the history and learn and quite frankly, they might be not be around enough black folks to understand that what you're saying, how no one is telling you is there supposed to be safety. There's just no argument. I don't care if no black person will ever hear you say the word, why is it you want.
00:20:57
Speaker 2: To because you want to feel cool. That is what it is. You want to feel cool. You want to feel like you're with it, that you're Yeah, that's what and it's just not okay.
00:21:10
Speaker 1: Ah, so we wait, we have to hear something today. Oh yeah, rope, they have to say something one way or another.
00:21:17
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just curious because this all just came out. I'm thinking I'm assuming they've already recorded tonight's episode because the way they're editing this, what are they like twenty four hours ahead and they're not that ahead. But I imagine could they even would they even be able to probably not edit her out in tonight's episode.
00:21:37
Speaker 1: Very difficult. It depends on how much of a role she played, right, Did she have a connection with one of these guys.
00:21:42
Speaker 2: That's the whole idea. They're getting paired up with a guy like the Each guy is going to be looking for who they would pair up with or who they would potentially take with them. So I guess if they take her out of the mix, that means one guy. In the world of musical chairs, there'd be one guy who wouldn't have an opportunity.
00:21:58
Speaker 1: They will do. I'll come up with something, and I don't think it's it'll obviously it's not going to hurt the show that much. They know what they're doing, and to get rid of her. She wasn't a favorite when she walked out anyway.
00:22:09
Speaker 2: No, she kind of had little girl vibes. It was actually I actually even said to you, like, I feel like I shouldn't even be seeing that she's far too young, and she just looks so young. She even looks younger than she is. I know she's twenty one, she's a full grown adult. But yes, I have daughters who are twenty and twenty three. So maybe I'm a little subjective there and not objective, but she looked like she was fifteen to me.
00:22:32
Speaker 1: We actually made the joke, you be, Sabine. We sit around and watch these shows together and we're always in conversation, and you looked at me, all right, today they're the bombshells? Which which one would you? Which one would you take?
00:22:45
Speaker 2: Right?
00:22:45
Speaker 1: And I actually said, Alana, so I could raise her as my own.
00:22:50
Speaker 2: Because like a child, Yeah, you can show her the error of her ways. Please, please never be on this show, Young lady, you did say that I forgot about that shows her because you said you'd like to parent. She needs some guidance. Yes, she needs to grow up a little bit, but more than we even realized. Apparently possibly, But this will be a developing story and we do expect to hear something. They've got to say something based on these allegations. Because the internet is going wild. Everybody's got their opinions.
00:23:22
Speaker 1: You know what this is the young lady, she's the film student at USC. Yes, and I saw some things. The school is well aware of this now because several people in their posts they added the handle for usc USC Film School saying, hey, do you know you got a racist in your whole? That's tough. It's gonna be a tough day.
00:23:40
Speaker 2: This is going to be a very tough day for her and for her community and for Love Island. But we will let you know what we find out as we watch this story. But we always appreciate you listening to us. Everyone. I'm Amy Roeboch alongside TJ. Holmes. We'll talk to you soon. You trus make you t