I love when Brit goes from screaming to giving a TED talk. I get whiplash every time and I love it

@Dancingsushi911

21 күн бұрын

i need a compilation of her doing this 😂😂

Hands off the wheel I'm Angelina Jolie

@sus4nah

20 күн бұрын

Periodddd

@MP-kx7kq

20 күн бұрын

This is so specific I love it 😂

i laughed way harder than i should have at “proton, electron, and jimmy neutron”

@Jimmiisdead

17 күн бұрын

She said that shit w a straight face toooo

YOUR MAROON 5 IMPRESSIONS HAD ME CRYINGGGGGGG why were they so accurate tho

@Li_Tobler

17 күн бұрын

I was legit jamming to them, she's so good

@taryn2346

16 күн бұрын

my jaw dropped

@ambersampson744

13 күн бұрын

It was too good, Maroon WHO, Maroon WHAT

@lindsayapperley5179

12 күн бұрын

Actually crying in my desk at work rn, literally dead 😂

@generitalens5805

3 күн бұрын

this was my favorite part i started crying 😭😭😭😭😭

I love how she says “can I be vulnerable for a second” as if she wasn’t describing her ingrown hairs to us 3 minutes earlier

@renhig7743

19 күн бұрын

As if the entire show isn’t vulnerable as hell 😭

@kikimurray7328

19 күн бұрын

As if she isnt spilling her personal guts to us for several hours each week

1:06 “is there a bug on me? oh they’re just under my skin” LMAOO

@DevonElmore

21 күн бұрын

Too real, some days I just want to unzip my skin and cease to exist in this prison of flesh

@Karmencarroll3

20 күн бұрын

😂😂😂I love her

@PlutosAsleep

20 күн бұрын

literally what it’s like to live with bpd 😂

@LawnOrnament

12 күн бұрын

She is so me

@lovelyy6491

7 күн бұрын

that sounds like a Fiona Apple lyric for some reason

Electrical engineer here. I did NOT expect our Fearless Leader to start with an intro physics class 😭

@sydneymoore295

11 күн бұрын

Me as a Biology major learning more here than in my Physics II class

Girl shoot the dm right ahead. I'm a mechanical engineer and I learned so much physics that I am ready to spew out at any second. Here's a teaser: Hertz can be used to measure any periodical event (so anything that repeats). It can also be written as 1/s. So if you have something that happens regularly 4 times per second, it happens at 4 Hz. If something happens once every two seconds its happening at 0,5 Hz. You can measure anything from pendulums to alternating current to the vibration of atoms. Frequency in Hertz is inverse to cycle time (the time it takes to complete one event). So the thing that happens at 4 Hz has a cycle time of 1/4s or 0,25s.

BRITTANY TALKING ABOUT LANA WAS NOT A WANT IT'S A NEED, THANK YOU BRITTANY FOR KEEPING ME ALIVE

@farshajdifrinak9027

20 күн бұрын

I found that segment funny bc she is kind of the epitome of psycho (in a fun way) trying to disprove the lana fans are psycho allegation

@geaganna

20 күн бұрын

RIGHTTTT

@Chris-gx2xq

20 күн бұрын

same😭 I just saw her video about ethel cain and now lana. Its a blessing fr

@user-sd8go3vy4p

20 күн бұрын

LITERALLY

@TheNeoclassic

20 күн бұрын

One hundred percent, Lana is mother

HANDS ARE OFF THE WHEEL

@user-ij2sh3ct5x

21 күн бұрын

YUPPP

@yuhhh573

21 күн бұрын

EYES ARE CLOSED

@calamitywayblight4752

21 күн бұрын

FINGERS IN MY EARS AND SAYING "LA LA LA LA LA"

@MissKnight

21 күн бұрын

STEPPING ON THE GAS

@onerainbowbuttercupplease7835

21 күн бұрын

USING MY FEET TO DRIVE

Physicist and broski nation resident (couple months away from my PhD in nuclear physics ) and reporting for duty for the broski nation science team

@fie1917

15 күн бұрын

HAHA GOD BLESS YOU COMRADE

@MegaSoccerstar33

15 күн бұрын

Astrophysicist and loyal broski follower, cheers comrade🫡

@babypeegir

5 күн бұрын

idk why this is crazy to me we got broski nation members with fucking phds

you talking about lana almost sent me to tears. i love women being women. i just went through a break up and i needed this so much

“We agree Britney” we all say in unison

@stel_vcr

21 күн бұрын

LMAOOOOO

@savannahemerald1620

21 күн бұрын

the way i'm always giving her an "amen, brother!" during the pod xD

Anytime Brittany says "can I be ___ for a second?" I know its going to be the most gutwrenchingly relatable statement known to man kind

18:50 I love when Brittany starts sharing about her relationship with church and religion. When she’s talking about fellowship and camaraderie in a church and missing that, I super relate. I couldn’t help but want to add: As soon as the fellowship aspect of church is gone for you-when you lose the connection and feel like an outcast and leave the cliques and circles- it is so easy to see the church for its core and bones. Suddenly it’s all out the window for you, the spotlight is on the truth about the church, and it is so easy to turn away and walk out. This to me shows that fellowship is a people thing and a necessary people thing at that, and we need it because we are humans, not because of a religion or church organization.

Oh Brother Where Art Thou is one of the greatest movies honestly. Really a work of art

"its the constant comparison of men that LIKE women and men that are ATTRACTED to women" -- such a strong line.

@Lehr_

20 күн бұрын

Can you please explain what that means? I’m sorry it kind of just flew over my head ig

@AlmaAmbitious

20 күн бұрын

@@Lehr_ I took "men who like women" as those who actually respect and get along with women vs. men who just find women attractive. Those are the men that like to see women and appreciate only what women offer them physically/sexually but not in any other capacity

@toriahennesey

20 күн бұрын

@@Lehr_ Not OP however I took it as "men that like women (see women as a whole individual and valuable people) and men that are attracted to women (to some men, we are tolerated because they wanna make the sexuals on us)

@Lehr_

20 күн бұрын

@@toriahennesey ohhhh ok. I get it now, thanks!!

@riseandgrind405

20 күн бұрын

time stamp?

“Mine is circumcised, that goes without saying.” LMFAOO

Hall of Fame was my Middle School class graduation song forever ago 😂 The “Lana Lana.” 😭😂

@ourquos

12 күн бұрын

omg same i remember graduating 8th grade and the song was just playing OMGGGGGG

“What is ever gained from being nonchalant” is my new life motto thank you supreme leader !!

Absolutely agree(hasn't seen the episode yet)

@deezbackissues2703

20 күн бұрын

I love how she really delved into something I'm so passionate about (im 30 seconds in)

@baralai

17 күн бұрын

My god, one of her best episodes by far 💚 (also 30 seconds in)

As a chemist and a young woman who was quite literally raised by Lana Del Rey, this video really resonated with me. So in other words, my hands are off the wheel.

@MorganJohannesen

20 күн бұрын

Also as a chemist and geologist with this episode and the last one when she went down a google hole about geologic eras I’ve felt so seen lately. She really is every woman.

@sugysugy897

20 күн бұрын

EYES CLOSED

@Li_Tobler

17 күн бұрын

​@@sugysugy897sleeping mask on just to be sure

@oiergarciaaoiz7195

16 күн бұрын

same as a man

@edensully

16 күн бұрын

are you Angelina Jolie ?

I love watching her backtrack from topic to topic to get back to where the conversation began

I’m in highschool and i feel the same way as you. I’m so glad you are vulnerable and can be seen as a role model for the broskis

My brother use to ask me if I wanted a hertz donut and then he'd punch my arm and say "hurts, don't it?"

@BroskiReport

20 күн бұрын

Stealing this

@AVspectre

20 күн бұрын

My arm remembers this delightful gift from my older brother 😅

@celestialbunny

20 күн бұрын

XD omg my dad would do that lmao

Girl that Adam Levine impression was spot on

No bc let me explain the frequency thing in normal people words for you: Frequency is the reciprocal of period right? So one period is just how often something occurs. So if a pendulum were to swing back and forth one whole time to it’s original position, then the time that took would be it’s period. Frequency is how often the period repeats. To make it make sense from an electrical standpoint: if it takes an electrical current 3 seconds to travel to the end of a wire and back, the period is 3 seconds, if we wanted to know how often that occurs ( the frequency ) it’s just 1/3. Also Hertz is a unit of energy bc the stuff we can derive from it include units of power and other variables included w energy. Fair warning I am not a physicist just a high schooler who loves AP physics but I hope this helps if you see this😭😭 love you Brittney🖤

@ketamineis4horses

9 күн бұрын

wait go off legend please stay in school and pursue your dreams!!! smartie ❤

49:51 this is so real. I saw Lana in concert back in December and I wouldn't stop bawling. it was truly the best moment of my life and I relive it all the time. she's so gorg and I couldn't even believe I was in her presence!!!!!!

“Shit out of a butt” lmaooo that whole maroon 5 bit had me dying

THE WAY I LOOKED AT MY PHONE MID ROAD TRIP, TOOK MY HANDS OFF THE WHEEEL AND DIED TO WATCH THIS

@PatrickS.Tomlinson

18 күн бұрын

Down extremely bad.

every time brittany talks about bluegrass it always makes me smile. my family had a great unknown bluegrass band back in the 70s that is so close to my heart ❤️ love you brittany

Maroon 5 put out two perfect albums and then proceeded to shit the bed ever since. Glad someone is talking about it.

Ingrown hairs are so fun to remove it should be a broski nation cultural practise. Just got an ingrown with two hairs in it.

@Amber14333

21 күн бұрын

It’s like a tiny surprise every time hahahaha😂

@Alexandra31T

20 күн бұрын

That's a blessing

@saraxx98

20 күн бұрын

@@Alexandra31Tamen sister 🙏🏻

@humanure0

20 күн бұрын

girl thank god i thought i was vile and evil and disgusting for sitting in bed with my tweezers and gettin at em

I’ve been a Lana Stan for 12 years, and a Brittany Stan for about 3. Guess how excited I am with this episode! HANDS OFF THE WHEEL!

@OgaLua

21 күн бұрын

COMRADE

@milkshakesphere8325

21 күн бұрын

SAMEEE

@Dancingsushi911

21 күн бұрын

SAMEEEEE

@gigi-dazzle

20 күн бұрын

🙋🏼‍♀️ here!

@kawaiisweetimo

20 күн бұрын

SAMEEE❤❤❤

4th year engineering student right here I'm having a blast with the Physics talk 7:43

Brittany Broski talking about religion and spirituality really hits home for me. It's hard to believe that a greater being created everything we've ever known and yet still cares about us as individuals. "I envy the faithful" is such a powerful line, and I resonate with it quite a bit. I hope she explores spirituality! SLAY/10 video as always

Three intense feelings of THIS WOMAN GETS ME. 1) totally understand the connection with blues and gospel music! It’s in your blood. O Brother Where Art Thou was a game changer! 2) damn the description of growing up as a plus sized girl with a big personality and hurting your heart and dimming your light to feel loved… hits hard. 3) THE VOCALSSSSSS.

@hollieclarke5583

18 күн бұрын

LITERALLYYYYY 😩😩 god this woman gets me like no other

@PatrickS.Tomlinson

18 күн бұрын

Phatty cope. Cry. Lmao

Engineer here. Hertz or Hz, is a unit of frequency. They call it a standard cause it could be used for anything. Its unit is in per seconds or 1/seconds. So you could say I breath about at a frequency of 1hz. The shorter the interval between “events” the larger the frequency, because you can fit more events into a second. It’s a commonly used term in the description of audio because the difference in pitch of a note is actually the difference of frequency. That’s why your headphones’ range is usually described in hz. To get even more specific, hz can be used to measure wavelength. Because through science we know what the speed of sound and the speed of light is. And if you wanted to know the distance between peaks in any wave (measured in wavelength), be it microwave, green light, B flat, or car horn. You can simply, take the speed of light or sound (depending on what you want to figure out) and divide it by the hz measurement of that thing. Examples: yellow 5.2 x 10^14 hz or 520 Terahertz, middle C on a piano is about 261 hz Real physicists you can correct me if I’ve got something super wrong, I’m simply just a humble engineer.

@pissshitbaby

20 күн бұрын

I ain’t readin all that but thanks for existing in broski nation🫡

Appalachian music is SO interesting. Took a History of Rock 'n Roll class in college, and WOO BOY. The music actually was primarily passed down orally, with so many different iterations, and really spoke to the struggle of immigrants and enslaved peoples, was largely anti-capitalist and protest songs. THEN CAME THE CARTER FAMILY. They combed through the mountains and claimed (stole) a LOT of these songs, and capitalized from them, and still fuckin' do. The history is crazy. There are some really good histories/articles out there!

my aunt was in highschool in like 2014 and she LISTENED to lana del ray all the time so i grew up listening to her and now i LOVE lana and saw her in tampa last september

I studied Judaism for a long time after leaving the church. the Jewish understanding of sin is that if you sin against G*d, break one of the commandments, G*d will always forgive you. if you sin against your neighbor, you need to atone and make amends with that neighbor and if you don't, that sin will erode at your heart and soul. and I really like that way of thinking

@KudaiLPlvr

20 күн бұрын

I'm a reformed Christian and we believe something similar! True fellowship on earth is pursuing justice not just on a systemic level but also relationaly with those around you. We believe we're all part of one body and so we have to care for the other parts of the body if not the body gets sick. Thank you for sharing, I work for a multi-faith nonprofit and love hearing of how many faiths are similar (probably because we come from the same beginnings)🤍

@PatrickS.Tomlinson

18 күн бұрын

Seems like you wasted years of your life

@jeneraljenna

17 күн бұрын

@@PatrickS.Tomlinson how do you mean

@PatrickS.Tomlinson

17 күн бұрын

@@jeneraljenna it's all fake, silly.

@jeneraljenna

17 күн бұрын

@PatrickS.Tomlinson it's not a waste of time if I enjoy learning about human history. which is all religion is. but enjoy being a hater I guess

Desperately waiting for the day we get a Broski Special Report on Chappell Roan 😭💗

@erikaroth6049

20 күн бұрын

NEED THIS

@BoatingMyFloat

20 күн бұрын

I just KNOW brittany either already is obsessed or would be obsessed if she heard Chappell's music. Its 150% her type of shit, campy, queer, sexually explicit and hilarious

@alanafalana

20 күн бұрын

REAL

@reootlol6452

19 күн бұрын

when i hear brittany sing kaleidoscope i weep

@katiemcbain4342

19 күн бұрын

I HEARD YOU LIKE MAGIC? I GOTTA WAND AND A RABBIT🎀🥰

I love how we went off topic 5 separate times within the first 2 and a half minutes

44:00 love the “brother where art thou” tangent! My dad also put me on to the producer of that record “t bone Burnett”, who has some great solo songs, “euromad” is one of my favs.

1:58 “I’m a professional speech consultant for corporate America, and these are my top 5 tips for how to give a good speech” in THAT voice rocked me to my core. I need more of her.

Hertz always measures how many times something happens in one second. Whether it's vibrations, cycles, or pulses, if you're talking about Hertz, you're counting how many times that action occurs within one second. So, if something is 1 Hertz, it happens once per second; if it's 100 Hertz, it happens 100 times per second, and so on.

@ratoui5424

20 күн бұрын

you explained this very well and made it easy to understand, thank you!

@Anemonemona

20 күн бұрын

Literally what frequency means and she read it 20 times. Honestly

@katealax

20 күн бұрын

Me going to write a comment about Hz but find this great explanation!

Banger after banger Brit you got MEEEE with emmaculate music taste, loveeee and you mentioning and talking so deep of ROSALIA and MOTOMAMI ugh my heart tttt 🫶🏼🖤 alsoooo great Spanish btw, and your love to ES and to Ari loveeee that, cause she's the best, ugh REALLY loved this video, didn't knew I needed it sfm

I feel like Brittany really understands me when she talks about music 😂

i just want broski nation to know that i’ve been talking in the minecraft kid voice to my bf all the time (which he has no context for why i’ve been doing that or even asked) but this morning the first thing he said to me was “it’s litewally fwosty outside bwo” and that’s all thanks to our supreme leader 🙏🏻🙌🏻

19:25 this!!! i have always said this as someone who isn’t religious - i find it so heartwarming when people say they pray for me and i’m glad brittany touched on this

@lizday7

19 күн бұрын

or when people say god bless you when ending a conversation, i find that really touching as well.

I was listening to the O Brother Were Art Thou soundtrack YESTERDAY and today my supreme leader talks about it. I feel so seen and so heard.

as someone about to do their phd in biophysics, watching brit learn physics is 10/10

@lucy-vo2lr

20 күн бұрын

im doing my undergrad in physics and biomed :))

The fact my dad introduced me to Lana Del Rey when Born to Die was released back in 2014 when I was like 9 brings so many memories. He's a Lana girlie he just won't admit it

@donutcrazy7

20 күн бұрын

The Born to Die album was released in 2012 but the single was out even before that.

@Nikthehermit

20 күн бұрын

That’s the most B2D ass sentence I’ve ever read

@nataliaaguilarstar

20 күн бұрын

Literally same but instead he introduced me to summertime sadness

@pasifyer_

20 күн бұрын

​@@donutcrazy7I know, 2014 was when he put the album in his car (bad wording lol)

@PlanetTerror406

15 күн бұрын

Kudos to your Dad! I'm a 50 year old that introduced my daughter to Lana & NFR when she was 14 in 2019....she's a full-fledged Lana fan now & she's seen her twice. Father-win for me, even if it makes me a Lana girlie. :)

Thank you so much Brittany!! I love hearing your videos. I always relate so much to what you are going through!! Thank you for voicing what I wish I could say!!

Brittany you NEED to open your Spotify up so we can follow you and just come along the journey of your daily emotions and hyper fixations it’s a must, thank you

Resident Broski Nation Nerd here: Hertz mainly represents sound and vibrational frequency. If you strike a tuning fork tuned to 12 hz, it will vibrate and make a sound at that frequency. It’s also used to measure the power output of headphones and earbuds. Similarly, the Ohm represents how much power a headphone needs. Apple earphones are 32 ohms, and can be plugged into anything. However, Seinheiser HD600 are 300 ohms, and require an amplifier. I speak in all of this from a hobbyist audio enthusiast standpoint.

@amandacook7195

20 күн бұрын

It’s hugely field dependent! Your answer makes sense as someone into audio- I’m an astrophysicist and Hz usually means what frequency of light we’re looking at, or how fast things are spinning. She’s right, Hertz can really be anything that can be described in cycles :D

@pariscassidy8142

20 күн бұрын

⁠​⁠@@amandacook7195 yes very field dependent! I am a Geophysicist and frequency electromagnetic surveys to are used to detect subsurface conductivity. Different frequencies can see to different depths beneath the surface.

@JuniperBerry253

20 күн бұрын

I’m an electrical engineer and I use hertz in all the applications listed above!! Mostly using hertz in wave approximations of electron movement

Car ON FIRE, rapidly going BLIND, radio ON BLAST, begging to crash with four exams today

i hope you know you can never stop making these because what else am i going to watch every tuesday when i’m old and stuck in my bed

As a girlie who grew up with bluegrass in Utah and left the church.. noone has captured the way I feel better. That yearning for community and some kind of spiritual belonging but disgust in the institution of religion. Every-time i hear bluegrass i feel so comforted. Agh. This is so validating

the o brother where art thou reference blew my mind 🤯 takes me back to riding in the back of the car as a child while my dad cranked the OBWAT soundtrack

@AuntieDepressant-bv5yq

20 күн бұрын

I felt so seen when she talked about it being a formative album

@sophialoweland8672

20 күн бұрын

My dad got me hooked on that shit before I was even cognizant

@shodgeee125

20 күн бұрын

Do we have the same dad? Lmao bc SAME

@phiamiller5920

20 күн бұрын

so we’ve all got the same dad, huh?

@kyrahirsch4367

20 күн бұрын

best fucking soundtrack ever

19:20 heavy. when i listened to Protector by Beyoncé for the first time (sobbed obv) but the part about the reverend children singing and then the outro of the kids playing really got to me bcs it reminds me of that nostalgia of after church lunches, events etc and it’s crazy stepping away from the church but still feeling reminiscent and missing that community feeling

Oddball engineer here (aka broski nation physicist)! TLDR: Nerdy Science Stuff You were spot on about Hz! They can measure a cycle of anything. An easy way to think about it is your car measures RPM (revolutions per minute) which is how many times your engine turns over (aka cycles) in a minute. Hz measures cycles per second whereas RPM is per minute. They’re both measurements of frequency (aka how frequently something happens within a certain time frame) and everything in the universe has a vibrational frequency so you can use Hz to measure basically everything.

I feel this. I miss the community and love from a stranger you’d get in a church but I just can’t believe. I cry whenever gospel comes and crave those childhood sounds. I think the innocences those sounds have to my adult brain just never left but my adult brain doesn’t love the message so they’re at war. The struggle of being ex religious is a unique one.

I was in a honky Tonk in Nashville and I saw a girl with a Broski report tee shirt on, freaked out and started bowing and praising her shirt and telling everyone in the bar to bow to our leader. And guess what, I would do it sober too

@deezbackissues2703

20 күн бұрын

and guess what? I also bow to that woman like an old Chinese monarch balancing 6 bricks on my head

@hailiebaker6923

20 күн бұрын

Omg don’t LET me run into a fellow member of broski nation…. Automatic bestie

couple a pre rolls and Broski report to end this fantastic Tuesday. How we doin broski nation

When Kacey performed deeper well on SNL, thankfully I was home alone, because I cried. A good cry. Something I needed to get out, and her music and emotion behind it really resonated with me. There’s a message in there I really needed at that time.

You talking about hertz and frequencies SPEAKS to me. I am currently a cardiac ultrasound student and we are required to take ultrasound physics (and pass a physics board exam) and you are expressing my exact sentiments about physics. I am in constant pain and confusion

I saw Lana last November and it was the best day of my life. Flew from Massachusetts to Florida to see her because I just love her so much. I also didn’t expect to cry but when she came out I just straight up sobbed. The connection she has to women is truly magical, I’m not sure how to explain it but she has such a motherly and goddess like energy that you feel safe around. THE GIRLS THAT GET IT GET IT!

@jessicaplymale

20 күн бұрын

She really does have a motherly energy. It’s kinda hard to explain but I know exactly what you mean!!! I seen her in October and got the same vibes

@ninamarie8026

14 күн бұрын

not to be cliche but I think part of her maternal energy stems from her being a cancer 🥹🤍

Her going over maroon five was how I was going over old Macklemore songs recently LMAO

The Oh Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack slaps unreasonably hard. So glad our supreme leader gets it

Constant yearning is somethething ive dealt with since childhood. For me i think its a mixture of emotional neglect from my parents and neurodivergence. During my last situationship i was wondering why i havent fixated on any celebrities or characters in a while- and once we broke up the fixations came back- i realised i never truly liked this person, i was just fixated on them. Ive always had fixations throughout my life , and when i fixate on men those tend to be the worst situationships for me. I think us who are prone to fixations need to identify which fixations are healthy and which are unhealthy because healthy fixations can bring ao much passion and joy and even creativity, but unhealthy fixations can consume your every minute lf every day and ultimatley leave you feeling empty.

Lana is definitely not valued enough, criticized far too often without understanding, and she is a classic vintage commodity in this era which is so refreshing and nostalgic… ty for showing her love and saving the best for last 💕

Miss Broski if you enjoy Lana Del Ray I highly and humbly recommend Marina Diamandis Her most recent album 'Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land' is honestly such a wonderful experience of a feminine, spiritual awaking and her Electra Heart album consists of such a great and interesting concept of female archetypes (and would also be a nice start to get introduced to electro and alternative pop) All her albums gradually go through heartbreak and self-loathing, healing, and finding peace with yourself and I believe it would be a lovely experience

My grandmother and I used to listen to O Brother Where Art Thou's soundtrack in the car together. She requested we play "I'll Fly Away" for her funeral and now whenever I hear that song I think back fondly to our memories shared. Glad to know it's impacted folks in other ways

@AVspectre

20 күн бұрын

Ohhh! Great track and lovely use. :)

Brittany I feel the same about Lana (I admire her so much, I wish I could be more like her) BUT when you said it I was like NOOO we need you so bad, we don't need another Lana, Lana can keep doing Lana... but you NEED to keep doing broski. We neeeeeeeeed broski representation!!! you are so iconic and irreplaceable

As a physicist in broski nation, I SCREAMED at this episode

brittany talking about o brother, where art thou wasn't on my 2024 bingo card but i should've expected it at some point 😭

You talking about the O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack and its connections to rural american christianity is so real and so good, I feel so deeply about all this

Catholic guilt is such a real thing too. I was having a ton of health issues last year and found myself in the hospital and my mom truly believed that maybe if she had gone to church more consistently, then I wouldn’t be sick. It made me so sad that she was blaming herself for my health issues because to me, it is completely unrelated to her faith

@kyra.crossing

20 күн бұрын

everyone i've ever known (including my mom) that grew up catholic switched to Christianity and it improved their mental health so much

26:18 AHHHHH I grew up watching Sundays best with my parents! They were super into just like American Idol 😆 😅

THE O BROTHER SOUNDTRACK IS LIFE ❤❤ from north Georgia mountain folk here ❤

As someone who listened to One more Night by Maroon 5 for two hours on my train ride yesterday and felt insanely ashamed about it, THANK YOU 😭

@athenajaxon2397

20 күн бұрын

My dad put it on non-stop during a 6 hour road trip

My boyfriend brought Lana up yesterday and accidentally called her "Lana Day Relf" and it made me laugh so hard.

when brittany explains things and talks abt her perspective on it ugh it reminds me of just me and i really wish i had a friend like her to not only laugh but also ramble about topics with and Lana at coachella made me pee my pants

@PresidentLOL

19 күн бұрын

more abt Lana, yes i can’t un-stan her like since i was 14 (18 now) and i had a friend be like “she’s been racist” and im like omfg IDK THAT VERSION OF HER

hearing u say VA like that awoke something in me ily we luv u

YOU SAID OBROTHER WHERE ART THOU AND I SCREAMED . Iiiiii am a maaaaaaan of constant sorrow I've seen trouble on my way.

@shodgeee125

20 күн бұрын

RIGHT!?

@AVspectre

20 күн бұрын

I find the one that keeps coming to mind is River to Pray though Big Rock Candy Mountain is memorable too. Great great album.

@AaliyahSanders-ltpx

20 күн бұрын

"Didn't leave nobody, but the baby" is definitely my favorite song ​but man of constant sorrow is so big in the movie I love it lol @AVspectre

22:37 as a black woman, gospel is such a big part of me. growing up in church and having that spiritual connection with the music is so comforting to me. It makes me feel at home really I can't really listen to gospel without almost crying anymore LMAO but it's such a GOOD feeling despite my complicated relationship with religion

Im studying chemistry rn and frequency is measured with wavelengths and energy. Hz is a unit of measurement in frequency. It has to do with the electromagnetic spectrum and the relationship between wavelengths, frequency, and energy. ❤

i love you soso much leader Broski, you have really became a huge part of my life and i am forever greatful for all the silly things you do. also i ordered ur merch and im very exciteddddd.

Idk if you'll ever see this, but please know that the right person will come into your life. You won't have to dim your life. As a very motivated woman myself, who also has a big personality (and is diagnosed on the spectrum), I've had a really hard time making lasting relationships. I never thought I'd find anyone that really loved me for me and didn't want me to change. I found someone who doesn't make me want to dim my light. He praises my light and everything weird and intense about me. I know I'm still young, but I just know you'll find someone who loves everything about you. Don't let the horrible things you've experienced taint that reality and prevent you from letting it happen ♥️

Man, I’ve never felt so seen. Living as an adult woman with a career but feeling this sense of yearning for the connections and love I felt in childhood. I am haunted and I appreciate you putting words to the feeling. I’m going to go look myself in the mirror and cry.

@humanure0

20 күн бұрын

awh dude there is no gut wrenching agony like the feeling when looking in the mirror at your present self and thinking about the little girl you once were, and wishing to give her a hug and say it’ll be okay, she was so precious.

girl the way i always play cake sort when i listen to ur podcast😭

51:04 When I went to a Lana concert back in September, you could barely hear her over everyone else 😭

BRITTANY TALKING ABOUT LANA??? WE WON

“Mine is circumcised, obviously” HHAHa

47:27 LANACHELLA😭😭 i wish I was there for that, you knew from the opening it was gonna be gooood

so appreciate your discussion about using gospel music as a vessel of nostalgia and connection to your past relationship with religion

@fizzyellie8

15 күн бұрын

you astound me every day i can’t believe you pulled yolanda adams out ur ass

On a serious note. You've made my little Appalachian heart happy. I'm from the backwoods of Kentucky and I am so proud to be from here. Its not perfect, and the laws our government has put on us are dystopian at best. But we are the most radical people and we are fighting so hard for change. And to hear our culture talked about in such a loving way, but also truthful. The compassion and care you took to talk about it brought me to genuine tears. Thank you Brittany.

@AVspectre

20 күн бұрын

Southland in the Springtime by the Indigo Girls (lesbian singer/songwriters) makes me think of this. I’m from a part of the world where my region’s government (not national) are really making such shocking laws and policies that don’t reflect my values as a queer left-leaning woman who values diversity, public programs, etc. At the same time I live next to one of the most beautiful national parks in the world and appreciate so much about where I live (my city, most people where I live, the natural beauty…) I’d love to get a tattoo of our regional flag, but unfortunately the message it would communicate to most folks would be that I agree with these professed political/social values often associated with our regional government rather than all the amazing things that I love about this place.

@SarahHill-cz9uu

20 күн бұрын

Back woods of WV here 🙌🏻

I FEEL THIS SO HARD @ 30:00 as a plus size girl i never dated in public school and then kinda just had a lot of mishap relationships and now its like.. i dont want to go back to the apps but i also dont know how else to put myself out there bc all i learned growing up was immediate rejection bc im fat. love u brit thank u for always bringing up shit i never have the opportunity to speak up about

@aubreycox4749

20 күн бұрын

always felt the same way, glad to know i’m not alone. you’re beautiful tho girl ❤❤

@humanure0

20 күн бұрын

being overweight doesn’t cancel out being beautiful just btw in case you forgot. and it goes the other way too.

my high school ex boyfriend and i’s song when we were dating was literally in constant sorrow from the o brother where art thou album