i hope brittany realised that most of us think of her the way she thinks of hozier

@syd2053

7 ай бұрын

This.

@caitlynblankenship1960

7 ай бұрын

She is in fact my baby’s father

@fruit4evr

7 ай бұрын

Her content has truly gotten me through so much! love her endlessly and more

@lexxmattel

7 ай бұрын

@@fruit4evr THIS YES!!

@candy-stars

7 ай бұрын

Yes and she’s SO PRETTY!! I hope she reads our comments and knows how much we love her, not just bc she’s funny but because she’s so intelligent too

the thought of hozier checking out brittany’s work after the interview and all he found was her thirsting over cod cosplay is so funny

@lucychalifour5507

7 ай бұрын

girl i thought the same thing haahahahah

@kenziiefaith

7 ай бұрын

LMFAO

@Milorc

7 ай бұрын

hozier innocently looking into her and finding her pounding on her chest and howling like an ape over COD cosplayers posting “hog pics” and calling Hozier her baby daddy

@mermaidwithlegs2801

7 ай бұрын

IM DEAD 😂😂😂😂😂 I just thought about this

@beaatricks5620

7 ай бұрын

Just girlie things

“What’s the opposite of canon? Non-canon. FUCK YOU” absolutely sent me over the edge

@moreliamacias1590

7 ай бұрын

Literally still laughing rn

@lindseyhendrix2405

6 ай бұрын

Anyone got a time stamp? 😅😂

@ultr4k4tty

6 ай бұрын

@@lindseyhendrix240517:22

@audreynelson3997

3 ай бұрын

Same

@NathanlovesAna

3 ай бұрын

Laughed so hard at work 😂

Watching this at 6:51am whilst getting ready for work and having ‘good morning Vietnam’ yelled at me within the first 20 seconds was an inspiring experience. Let’s get this bread

@tr3ymunner1yn

7 ай бұрын

AHHHH ME TOO

@nahimgood4

7 ай бұрын

Love this lmaoo

@madelinepowles3394

6 ай бұрын

Good morning Vietnam is a fantastic movie if you haven’t seen it yet. Robin Williams ❤

@jhart1127

5 ай бұрын

I might have to get "Good morning Vietnam, let's get this bread" on a hoodie 🙌🙌🙌

@JessNolan96

4 ай бұрын

@@jhart1127 omg do it that’s such a good idea

If she had Julian Solomita on Royal Court I think that would be the cross over of the year!!!!!!!

@faartbarfunkel

7 ай бұрын

I just commented that too! 😂😂 we need Julien Solo on there!

@ullisdotter

7 ай бұрын

i’ve never wanted something more

@strawberrycherrybaby

7 ай бұрын

I’m gonna throw up with how excited this comment made me I need this ❤❤❤

@carolineschapals

7 ай бұрын

i second this!!!!

@ambriellelynch5267

7 ай бұрын

Yes👏🏻

HANDS OF THE WHEEL. EYES CLOSED. OUR SUPREME LEADER IS HERE

@BasuraVidz

7 ай бұрын

This recycled phrase is always the top comment

@yvesargue9837

7 ай бұрын

Obsessed with this typo making it sound like a bizarre ritualistic prayer

@emiche711

7 ай бұрын

Off**

@WisePenguin07

7 ай бұрын

I’m so sick of this joke it’s so overused

@kab9706

7 ай бұрын

I crashed into a fire hydrant, but it's okay bc it was JESUS' PLAN. The lord works in mysterious ways, and will hopefully provide me with a new Nissan Rogue because mine is DESTROYED.

Brittany yelling “f**k you” after finding out it’s just called non-canon had me rolling

Brittany: I’m on the tail-end of COD thirsting. Also Brittany: If I see one masked man… hide your family

@meganwingard4489

7 ай бұрын

😊😅

@rachaelbell3020

6 ай бұрын

Literally! Blood farted 😂

Brittney getting screamed at like shes lady Di is well deserved, she is the princess Di of our generation

@gem2923

7 ай бұрын

I read this as she was saying “get up cocksuckers, it’s all over!”

@brittbaird3250

7 ай бұрын

SO TRUUUUE

@rb1278

7 ай бұрын

Wait do you mean princess Diana or Lady Di, the mango empress famous for being the most well preserved corpse?? I seriously thought the second and was like “yes we will also wrap Brittany in silks and toss some mangos in there when she dies” 👁️👄👁️

@liseyboop

7 ай бұрын

@@rb1278ppl refer to Princess Diana as Lady Di but now you’ve got me on a Lady Dai/ Xin Zhui rabbit hole

@lchaddy9013

7 ай бұрын

@@rb1278LMAO SAME

This podcast reminds me of when I’m home alone talking to myself out loud, pretending I’m conversing with another person about things no one cares about but me, and then snapping out of it three hours later after bawling my eyes out because I just discovered the root of my childhood PTSD by talking to a wall.

@howdyharleyq4093

7 ай бұрын

THIS IS SO REAL OMFG

@shore871

7 ай бұрын

This is spot on and you're so real for that

@msali3en562

7 ай бұрын

yessssss

@humansomewhat2167

7 ай бұрын

Girl how much weed do you smoke? I ask because this shit happens to me every time I get too high (which is every day)

@Shannon-vv6rr

7 ай бұрын

@@humansomewhat2167 I'm sure that's valid but PTSD comes with this kinda behaviour, I do exactly as this lovely lady described down to the T, it's dissociation and your brain trying to 'sort' through the trauma in any way that it can subconsciously. Often talking through scenarios, having imaginary conversations, I do it nonstop when i'm alone but no one would ever know I do it cause if others are there it just doesn't happen, the conscious part knows it can't just talk to ourselves publicly without seeming mad. For me it's a mix of not being able to deal with trauma, and dissociating away from the stress/traumatic feelings, aswell as it being a subconscious/unconscious way of facing my trauma and outletting my feelings surrounding it. Kids talk like crazy and have imaginary conversations with themselves in order to understand the world around them and process things, it can be a way of 'escape', adult brains that've been traumatized and have PTSD do very much the same thing and sometimes it starts from trauma during childhood and continues as someone is further traumatized. Of course other disorders can have this symptom, or drugs/drink, but in relation to PTSD this is pretty much a staple from what i've seen, especially when feeling unsupported, like I said this comes along usually when unattended to, not infront of people, it's just very hard for people to talk about/'admit'. When the brain is overloaded to the max it finds anyway it can to get away from, or explore, its trauma in order to cope. Dissociating and talking yourself through the trauma in an outlet that comes to you. Personally i've done it since childhood and as a child I remember talking to myself past the typical age and I was a traumatized child on the inside and my imagination was an escape aswell as having important conversations that I should've had with others in different outlets, but with myself instead because those people weren't there to listen support nor care and they'd probably hurt me. Further traumatized as an adult so dissocation is usual for me. Just my experience and experience in mental health. Sure weed, drugs, alcohol can cause psychotic, dissociative, or/and paranoid symptoms, and if you experience this when smoking i'd probably suggest not smoking it at all, if you only do it when you smoke weed that's not good, and i'm not anti weed at all i'm pro weed, but it definately is not for everyone, if you get these symptoms just when you get high it doesn't seem worth it at all as it's a total burden to be so traumatized you have to talk outloud to outlet it, I will say it's kinda bold to ask someone girl how much weed you smoke in response to them explaining their PTSD symptoms, sure that's your experience but mental health symptoms doesn't mean someone's automatically on drugs and shouldn't be assumed on them automatically. I would definately do everything you can to not smoke for a few days and see if you don't get these symptoms, cause if you're high everyday, and I want to say this sensitively as I've been there, being high and talk to yourself aren't that far apart in the form of escapism and coping mechanisms, and if you're high everyday and doing this you gotta find out if you're doing it because you're high, or because you have a mental health problem you're not coping well with. Thinking about the reasons you smoke are helpful, it's a good way of being able to figure out the root of it. With peace and love to everyone here no matter how we deal, in order to be here

A Britney and jerma crossover is something I am SHAKING THE BARS OF MY ENCLOSURE FOR

@coolpumpkins453

7 ай бұрын

I’m picturing it lol

@grampa.corybreshears

Ай бұрын

Absolute deranged psychopaths they would take over the world. Awesome 🎉

cannot describe the feeling of opening my phone to decompress after literally TAKING A PREGNANCY TEST to see this podcast. truly healing (it was negative and i'm just paranoid)

@sarasthoughts

7 ай бұрын

Slay! (Probably best to do it twice just to be sure, right after you wake up :) )

@madiisonrivera

7 ай бұрын

so happy for u, still not pregnant, right? 🫣

Brittany screaming away from the mic every time has GOT to be one of the funniest things to watch. love u queen

@mikayla6386

7 ай бұрын

I love it hehe

@seleneorzani5248

7 ай бұрын

It’s one of my favourite things fr

@maliciousmistermayor

7 ай бұрын

luv her but please god i need a break my ears are bleeding

the part about being dragged to gay clubs with ur friends and never getting any action bc of it is SO REAL BRITTANY.

@erikacomfort3343

7 ай бұрын

That shit had me LOL’ing

@michelleolson.

7 ай бұрын

Literally. Talk about water water everywhere and not a drop to drink🫠

@TL-mc6lz

7 ай бұрын

My God, yes! My sister only has lesbian friends, and well, she's kinda my only friend. Lol.

@Maddy1998

7 ай бұрын

y’all i’m so sorry on behalf of the gays but straight clubs are scary 😭😭

@julescoady9665

7 ай бұрын

The thought of Brittany dragging all her gay friends to a straight bar and she’s getting it in the bathroom while they’re sipping vodka crans at the bar is giving me LIFE

I love how multi-faceted she is. It's really refreshing to hear someone discuss such an array of topics and with actual knowledge for each one. I loved the story of the man on the airplane. It's really cool to take the time and learn another's journey. Laurel Canyon hills and all the music, Joni Mitchell and Simon & Garfunkel are so iconic and it's cool you have a respect for that genre of music and influence. Truly an influencer that deserves that title.

“We’re reaching the tail end of the call of duty era” Me who just began their COD era because of Brittany: 👁️👁️

@kiiokotoriikitscrazyhesony8242

7 ай бұрын

when she finds out about oni it'll start all over again

@gh0st1al

6 ай бұрын

UR SO REAL FOR THAT

I would literally scream, cry AND throw up if you had Jerma on Royal Court, y'all would have the most electric and delusional conversation the world has ever witnessed and I would live for it

@random01759

7 ай бұрын

LOVE THE GHOST STORIES YESSSSS

@bigheadedevie9405

7 ай бұрын

YESSSSSSS!!!!

@coolpumpkins453

7 ай бұрын

I think I would cry

@banjotiger0000

7 ай бұрын

JERMA GET YOUR ASS UP AND WORK WITH BRITTANY

@kookvszn

7 ай бұрын

no fr🫠🫠🫠🫠

💀💀💀 her complaining about her allyship causing her to have a sexual dryspell bc she wishes her friends would want to go to at least ONE straight bar for her made me CACKLE

The old man conversation I can relate to. I sat in a cubicle next to this old dude. We never spoke and I think we got along because of that. We both kept to ourselves and kept quiet. He overheard I had bought a house and he started talking to me about his home renovations and this guy was talented. He built himself a whole fat one fireplace and shit. I love home renovation talk so we became pals after sitting next to eachother for like a year with no interaction. He retired and i miss him

@lindseyhendrix2405

6 ай бұрын

I loved this, thank you for sharing it! Idk if (or why you would, tbh 😂😅) but if you know his address, perhaps you could send him a letter? And who knows, maybe y’all will run into each other at a hardware store!!

If Brittany and her mom did a texas spooky story/haunted location mini series or ~Halloween special~ I would scream

@lindseyhendrix2405

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely!!! In the mean time, Brittany did do a video with her mom quite some time ago talking about spooky things and if you haven’t seen it before, that can hold you over in the meantime! 😂

@OsloTime

3 ай бұрын

That video was SO good! I've wanted Mama Broski Spooky Story Hour ever since then. 😢​@@lindseyhendrix2405

i love how she said she is over her cod obsession and then not even 10 minutes later says that if you dress up as ghost to hide youre family because she is coming for you. we love an indecisive queen😜😜

The way I’m going feral and doing my gorilla call because I’ve been searching for a spooky themed Brittany video to cozy up with for halloween!!!!! OUR QUEEN GIVING THE PEOPLE WHAT WE WANT👏🏽

@marlene585

7 ай бұрын

"doing my gorilla call" LMAO

@and-9552

7 ай бұрын

OH MY GOD ME TOO LMFAO IVE REWATCHED THE VIDEOS WITH HER MOM LIKE IDEK HOW MANY TIMES

@yungneen

7 ай бұрын

@@and-9552GWORLLLL why are we all the same

Can you PLEASE get your mom on to talk about her experience as a paranormal investigator??? That would be so interesting and fun!!

@lindseyhendrix2405

6 ай бұрын

She has an older video with her mom! She talks some ghost stories.

The story about the old man makes me feel so happy. Old people feel invisible all the time. Ask them and they'll tell you. Nobody deserves to feel that way in their own city, or really anywhere. I remember when I started making an active effort to talk to older folks, I walked into it thinking I would make their day... but they usually end up making mine. It's just such a good thing for all involved.

Brittany and jerma doing royal court would be so sick 😂😂 I feel like their humor would compliment each other

@kkeennzziiee420

7 ай бұрын

IMAGINE OMFG

@olive0853

7 ай бұрын

IT WOULD BE A DREAM COME TRUE OMG

@soupahbunnybusiness

7 ай бұрын

That would be so funny 😂

@barbiehannibal

7 ай бұрын

PLEASE

@bineapple1189

7 ай бұрын

it has to happen

Hands off the wheel for our supreme leader. I crashed my car and I’m upside down, listening to the Broski Report like god intended.

@NinjaExtraordinaire

7 ай бұрын

Lmaoo

@lindseyhendrix2405

7 ай бұрын

This is the best one that I’ve read yet 😂 “and I’m upside down” absolutely took me out

6:07 "to be able to look that person in the eye and say 'you have changed my life for the better and thank you for making this,'" is EXACTLY how i feel about Brittany. every time she talks about who she looks up to, i always laugh because that's exactly how i feel about her.

It brings me so much joy to see Brittany living her dreams. Like why am I happy crying because she got to meet and interview Hozier?

all of us watching wishing we could tell brittany in person how much she means to us, exactly how she describes doing the same thing for Harry and Hozier

@hhannalinden

7 ай бұрын

This!!! She is nothing but a positive presence in our lives. Never has she ever made me feel any emotion that isn't welcomed, wether that is crying about womanhood, appreciating life, or horny for masked men 💀 She has such an amazing ability to talk and connect with people and that is the best ability I think a person can have.

I’m so not tired of hearing Brittany has an interview with hozier because????? ITS LITERALLY HOZIER!

The story with the 70 yr old man, made me tear up because I feel like that's how my dad is. Starting up random conversations about anything to strangers on the street. Sometimes I'm not grateful for that because I've heard his stories many times before. But he's getting old, repeating his stories again. But now I'm so appreciative because I can spend that valued time with him.

@heyyfirefly

5 ай бұрын

please treasure those! I lost my dad when I was 23 years old and there are so much stories i wish i wrote down or recorded somehow. I forgot a lot of them and it makes my heart hurt. He was my everything growing up, and I still miss him everyday. I wish long happy years for your dad and for you❤

@ionacraddock6687

5 ай бұрын

@heyyfirefly thank you for sharing, it means a lot :) I'll definitely get to writing them down :)

I normally don’t comment on Brittany’s content but have been a huge fan and avid watcher of her content for years. But her story with the older man on her flight made me tear up as he reminded so much of my dad. My Dad has stage 4 prostate cancer with who knows how long left to live and is an English musician/artist his whole life. He has so many incredible stories and encounters about his rockstar musician days where he used to play with super famous bands before they blew up and found commercial success. The fact Brittany took the time of day to listen to the older man’s stories and things about his life warms my heart so much. I know if that was my dad that had a conversation like that with a stranger it would’ve made his whole day. Thank you Brittany for listening and conversing with someone who you normally wouldn’t. You’re one of my favourite humans and I hope to be you when I grow up (we’re the same age)🥹💖

As a member of the straight male population of Broski Nation that’s wearing a mask this Halloween, I will honor the words of our fearless leader and run the other way 🫡

@jadesfromjupiter7780

7 ай бұрын

ARE YOU SINGLE jkjk have a lovely halloween lol

Seeing Brittany have her Lady Di moment literally made me cry because ITS WHAT SHE DESERVES

i know this is just a line of text under a youtube video but Brittanys perspective on life and humanity really deeply inspires me. there really are no words to explain it other than she is art. i wish her love and happiness

I’m a big classic rock fan and wear old band t-shirts often, and old people often stop me to talk about music and I honestly love it. Often these older people don’t get to talk to people a lot, so being able to have a nice conversation with a stranger means a lot to them.

I’m so happy for Brittany for getting the opportunities to meet and speak with the people she looks up to. LIKE HOZIER??? YOU’RE KIDDING. Love you lots, supreme leader 🫶

@candy-stars

7 ай бұрын

It feels so good bc she’s just like us, she’s a fan and a real fan meeting them is so touching

@Haley.soo444

7 ай бұрын

I LOVE YOUR PFP!!!!

@freshlover

7 ай бұрын

@@Haley.soo444 THANK YOU OMG 🤭 I LOVE YOURS TOO

as someone who lives with their 85 year old grandmother, you sitting there and chatting with this older gentleman probably really meant a lot to him. older folks love regaling us with their tales and we often take that for granted. they don't have much time left here, the least we can do is listen to their stories, or learn something from them. ❤️

I think it is so interesting to see how much a genuine and pure approach to media creation can have on the final product!!! Britney is just soo natural in what she brings to the table and has just the best language for discussions and i think that's why she manages to flow so easily from topic to topic! I think she might have revolutionized the art of originality in online media. Also i juts loove how she manages to top every episode with a new one, she just keeps raising the bar and constantly passes it!! I COULD WRITE A WHOLE THESIS ON THIS I JUST LOOOOVE HER!

the part at 6:15-6:20ish with thanking your favorite person and all, had me tearing up 😭 I finally got to hug and thank Chris Evans @ NYCC 2 weeks ago and he was so genuine and happy and thanked me in the most genuine way. I cried so hard afterwards and still tear up thinking about it😭

Human tip: don’t always roll your eyes and pass up the opportunity to speak with old folk. They are often looked down upon or simply looked through like they aren’t even there. Like they are burdens. It’s fucking heartbreaking especially because a vast majority of people have a fear of growing old. Thanks for takin the time out of your day to speak with that gentleman on the plane. I bet he enjoyed it as well.

@Optimystik

7 ай бұрын

They have so much wisdom and some of the best stories. We'll all be lucky to grow old one day.

@quantumblauthor7300

7 ай бұрын

If becoming something scares you, don't be someone who'd make it scarier

@fightvale57

7 ай бұрын

Older folks are the sweetest well of wisom.

@lindseyhendrix2405

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely!! And if you still have grandparents, give them a call!

@pinkybro5671

6 ай бұрын

@@fightvale57not necessarily. I love my moms residents and some of them are very wise and have great advice and stories, but when you stop learning in 1975 your knowledge loses credibility and context.

That story about the conversation you had with the older man was so sweet. I feel like we dismiss older people as annoying boomers who don’t know anything so easily. But a society that only venerates youth and young people is bound to have no memory. It’s a very modernistic gesture to think we’re the ones who know better than everyone who came before us and we don’t need to learn from them.

@figsoup

7 ай бұрын

The biggest thing I learned working in customer service is that everyone has a story and I loved hearing advice and stories from people of all ages, really did help shape my admittedly selfish worldview

@brooke4608

7 ай бұрын

In my culture our elders are the most respected in the community because of how wise they are and how long they’ve been here, long before us. I really wish our society could be like that. If we set up a society where our elders are dismissed, disrespected, and seen as stupid, we are setting up our own future to be treated the same way. It’s just dysfunctional

@beafraid5467

7 ай бұрын

@@brooke4608 to be fair, some people don’t become elders, they just become old. But I am definetely not a fan of this whole tendency, becase it’s echoing the social ideals that, at the end of the day, drove some of the humanity to heavily contriute to the destruction of our planet.

@spacebar9733

7 ай бұрын

​@@brooke4608 being old doesnt automatically make them wise unfortunately. Especially in america.

Im so happy Brittany get to have the experience of meeting her idols and getting praised walking down the isle. She truly deserves it. So proud of how far shes come

I love what you said at the end about taking your headphones off and just listening to a fellow human. *There is a loneliness epidemic in this country because we've become so distant from each other with all the technology & social media.*

The old man story was so sweet. I’m extremely shy and quiet so I took a 6 week improv class to get out of my comfort zone. These 2 old men in the class were so nice to me through the whole thing It really helped me come out of my shell. KINDNESS IS EVERYWHERE.

@circusgoblin

7 ай бұрын

I’ve been thinking of doing the same, taking improv to come out of my shell a little, did you find that it helped? I’m a bit nervous hehehe

@jessicajalbert3262

7 ай бұрын

Kudos to you for doing the class! That is so brave and awesome

BRITTANY PLEASE HAVE JERMA ON!!! Oml that would be such a full circle moment for me I would pass away within the first minute of you two having a conversation. (but in a good way)

@pappypapland

7 ай бұрын

PLEASE

@ellieiskra9475

7 ай бұрын

you know he would show up and go into cardiac arrest immediately. he's too geriatric

@graceprz

7 ай бұрын

oh totally but he can be generous and use his last breaths to speak to the queen@@ellieiskra9475

Im a gay man with a lot of older male friends (my husband is older than me & he always had older friends), and I always revel in their stories. The stories of things that people older than us have experienced are so valuable. I feel like so often young people just write older people off, especially in the gay world. I hope everyone takes the opportunities to learn. Loved that story.

As a fellow Texan who similarly loves Texas and in turn, history… I LOVE ghost stories from here because they have to incorporate the history of the times and the building. And as a native to San Antonio, you can bet I shrieked when she mentioned the Emily Morgan - the Menger has TONS of history as well. Teddy Roosevelt stayed there and gathered the ‘rough riders’ in the hotel’s bar downstairs - which is still an operating bar and so cool to check out! I would love for her and her mom to go on a ghost hunting adventure in Texas. The Baker Hotel in Mineral Wells most definitely comes to mind!

i am NOT ready for the COD era to end I'm still in the thick of it

@beafraid5467

7 ай бұрын

Brittany meeting an actual Ghost cosplayer on Halloween would be a perfect conclusion for this era

@TheFlippyNioa

7 ай бұрын

me too. it dug its claws into me before i found brittany and i will still be in its clutches after she loses interest. no helping me now

@OgaLua

7 ай бұрын

we are beyond hope @@TheFlippyNioa

going through a breakup, first day of a difficult job. thanks for being here britney. needed this light today

@woolzem

7 ай бұрын

Proud of u ❤ u r amazing

@thesa7850

7 ай бұрын

wishing you the best xxx

@wispyron

7 ай бұрын

good luck you got this!!

@KattSky

7 ай бұрын

you’re doing incredible

@Jarnierae

7 ай бұрын

Hang in there bb ❤

Your story about that older man on the plane reminds me a lot of convos i have with my mom(whos gonna be 60 in Dec). Hearing her experiences growing up in the Bronx and how cheap things used to be(she tells me ice cream used to be 5 cents and her dad would give her a dollar so her friends and my uncle could all have). She also tells me about cousins she has that went to underground parties that turned out to be the birth of hip hop and break dancing. Like it really is wild to think about how much history she just has and she mentions it all so casually. But it genuinely is fascinating to hear about older peoples experiences and how life used to be for them.

wow the story about Barney made me cry so hard, it catched me by surprise. He reminded me of my father, who was also an older guy (50 when i was born) and would talk to anyone with the friendliest tone and always had a kind and/or funny thing to say to everyone to make their day or initiate a conversation. he was so wise and also had this childlike curiosity and giddiness to him. i miss him so much everyday but sometimes i get to have conversations like you with Barney or read a great book or appreciate the little, tiny happinesses in life like sitting on the balcony looking at the birds in the sky and listening to them... and i am so happy and grateful for being able to carry him in my heart in those moments. that i had a chance to be brought up like this. -but tldr, the thing is, yeah, talk to older folks, they can surprise you in so many ways

I broke up with my boyfriend last night. This is keeping me a little above water. Thank you Brittany. Edit: Oh my God...thank YOU, everyone, for all of the kind words you've sent me. I truly didn't think it would garner this big of a response. You are all angels and your responses helped me step out of my bed this morning after a second sleepless night. I knew I would be alright, but now I definitely know. Thank you, Broski Nation, and for those of you in the replies going through breakups too: you are valid, loved, and tough as nails. We gotchu.

@Skwadley

7 ай бұрын

sending you love angel ❤

@ChatMort69420

7 ай бұрын

Wishing you a future better than you ever could have imagined ♥️

@samthesteamboat

7 ай бұрын

so sorry hun!! i hope things start looking up very soon for you.

@superfudge_69

7 ай бұрын

You’ll probably be laughing at him in 6 months, don’t let yourself be sad for too long baby ❤

@jessicaclarkson4427

7 ай бұрын

There is a version of yourself that gets through how you’re feeling right now and comes out the other side. Keep going, you’ll make it through this, Brittany’s content has helped me through some tough times too so keep watching and laughing and it will all start to feel a bit easier again soon. Sending love ❤❤

THANK GOD you talked about how Tik-Tok has been recently. Literally everything she described about it I’ve been experiencing! I thought it was just me.

@Cider22

7 ай бұрын

Same!!!

@erin9517

7 ай бұрын

the tiktok shop ads NEED TO GOOOOO

@logan4231

7 ай бұрын

It’s so bad. Like the internet has always been bad with ads but we’re entering a new stage of it. Same with Twitter. Because checkmark posts are placed at the top of comment sections, they’re just flooded with bots, onlyfans promotion, and people posting irrelevant memes from 2016 to try to game engagement. It’s so frustrating and I’m OVER IT

Had a supernatural experience at the Emily Morgan when I was ~8 yrs old. I was w my aunt & mom looking at wedding reception venues for my aunt's wedding and as I was walking out of one of the ballrooms, I just happened to turn around and see a woman in a late 1800s outfit walk by a wall, make eye contact w me, and as soon as I turned to ask my mom who the lady was, she was gone. On a run, I ran by the hotel and happened to look in the window and saw a dress on display. The lady I saw was wearing that exact dress. No idea if it's still in the window on display but I will always remember that experience.

i know u say it can be overwhelming, but u are truly *that* person to lots of us. i hope u fully understand how loved and adored you are. you’re so funny, sweet, kind, talented, ugh i can’t even rlly put into words how you’re the bestest ever. you make me (and so many others) SOOO happy. i feel so lucky that i know u and get to support u and watch u do the things you love!!!! i’m so proud of you bestie

I love how aware she is of the parasocial relationships with her fans. It just comes with being a funny, relatable, intelligent person who we connect with.

Right at the right time, just in time to listen and do nothing at work!

@lizibeff

7 ай бұрын

omg saaaame

@alexav.2084

7 ай бұрын

Yessssss

@liviaronnkvist

7 ай бұрын

Literally

@ScrimShady59

7 ай бұрын

Same!!! 🤪

@adoptdontshop3911

7 ай бұрын

Steal from company time - Queen Broski

Mood: Brittany screaming “what are we doing!!!!!!!!!” 😭😂

you would not be able to waterboard that kidnapped 1D fanfic story out of me and Brittany out here shouting it from the rooftops lmao

watching this in class and Brittany is teaching me more than my teacher

@maerynjacobs3066

7 ай бұрын

SAMEEE

@bratwurstred

7 ай бұрын

I knew there’d be free education in Broski Nation 🫡

@ashlynchristy9838

7 ай бұрын

No frfr

@nerdalurt113

7 ай бұрын

so real im eating my nasty school lunch rn

@TegWes

7 ай бұрын

‼️Driving blind rn‼️

I’m a nurse and hearing older patient’s stories about life/history all over the world are SO. Freaking. Interesting.

Would so love for you to meet and/or do a collab or royal court episode or something with Will Neff. You both have such inspiring personalities, overwhelming passion for what you do and the things you love, with careful insightful consideriation for all the little nuances and details of different things in life, and are the types to be the most uproariously hilarious people in the room. The world probably wouldn't be ready for it tbh, any room might explode bc it wouldnt be able to contain such caliber of creative genius in collaboration. My heart would definitely combust. When either of yall gets into deep talks about life and existence and following passions and exploring things from every possible angle I feel invigorated and unstoppable - truly such a blessing you both exist in the world. Would love to see what yall could get into & up to together.

I used to resent when strangers (especially older) would speak to me but as of late It’s been so fun to just listen to random people talk about their interests and whatnot. Ive been working in a bookshop for the past couple of weeks and just the amount of conversations I’ve had have been so pleasant! Every single person has been so different yet all of them share that little bit of a sparkle when you ask them something it’s so cute

The way I IMMEDIATELY knew she was back drinking that dang coffee 😂😂😂 I said “she’s back” and 2 seconds later It was affirmed

@OsloTime

3 ай бұрын

I wanna try this Cafe Bustelo crack now! 😂😂😂

I love how the set has 3 different clocks with different times to represent Brittany’s compete loss of time and reality.

Hearing Brittany talk about Jerma healed me in ways I can’t describe. My favorite woman talking about my favorite man. Absolutely life changing

44:11 i had a experience like this at the airport once, i was waiting at my gate and was sat at like a charging table, and i really had to go to the bathroom but i had my switch my ipad and my phone all plugged in and didn’t wanna gather my stuff. this little older man sat across from me to charge his phone and i asked if he could watch my stuff so i could pee and he agreed and when i came back we talked for an hour before my plane arrived. he was so sweet and asked me so many questions and told me some crazy traveling stories, usually i’d be annoyed with someone talking to me but he made me feel so comfortable and we ended up exchanging numbers! really cute and crazy to think like, if i just sat with my headphones in the whole time i wouldn’t have learned anything about a really cool human being

u are genuinely the only social media personality that i genuinely stan like i love delving into your thoughts and your mind every week with every video and the duality with how absolutely goofy you can get but you can flip a switch and say some of the most insightful and powerful stuff like i just don’t have the words for how much your content makes me feel things and i’m so grateful that you of all people have a platform

@im2a2520

7 ай бұрын

THIS EXACTLY

Hey Britney, I just wanted to say that I’m so grateful for you. This week has been quite difficult for me, my friend passed away recently, my other friend is in the hospital, and my parents are separating- but being able to watch you, laugh with you, cry with you, it’s been an amazing experience and I really want to thank you for that. Thank you so much for making me feel human. I know you might not read this but if you do, just know you are loved and appreciated. You’ve made this incredibly difficult time for me just a bit lighter; you gave me the break that life couldn’t give me. Thank you so much.

@isabellebravo8602

7 ай бұрын

I just had a death in my life aswell literally moments before this episode came out. And after everything went down, I looked at my phone and had the notification for this episode, and I cannot describe the amount of comfort that it brought me like seriously I felt so numb and this made me feel some thing, let alone some thing positive. So I understand where you’re coming from, and we’ll get through this. sending you so much positivity for your loss. I know how it feels.

@nataliemiller4813

7 ай бұрын

I am wishing you peace and comfort in this time. Sorry to hear what you’re going through

Your interview with Hozier was amazing! You can tell you really prepared and were so stoked to talk to him!

That was a nice story about your experience on the plane. It's really good to have friendships that aren't just in your peer group, it broadens your horizons and can be very enriching. And one time conversations with strangers can be really special- I've had quite a few myself with people from all walks of life and I never forget them.

THE JERMA CAMEO was so unexpected but so welcome, you 1000000000000% need to be friends with Jerma, your personalities would be so funny together lol

@foxsnacks

7 ай бұрын

THIS IS WHAT IMSAYINGG

@alycesutherland3786

7 ай бұрын

Seconded!!!

No why am I crying at the video of you walking through the crowd ????????? You’re actually so loved Brittany we adore you 😭

u talking to the old man is what we've lost so much after covid. spontaneous interaction is so rare now but it is so vital to feel alive as a person and make it feel like a day is different.

This is my first Broski report and I gotta say I wish I had watched sooner. Brittany is so damn funny and I paid attention the whole time, which has been hard lately. I’m so glad she’s able to do stuff like this! Also when she was talking about “the new social media” I do agree but also I’ve stayed on tumblr since I was 13 so like that’s my internet home honestly.

I don't even care if I get fired. I am at work watching this EXPEDITIOUSLY!

ok pleaaaaase I need a segment where Brittany just reads/talks about ghost stories 😤

I swear i come back to this video every morning just to watch the first 40 seconds. Literally a whole vibe and i need it as my alarm for the morning 😂 love u Brittany!!! Come back to austin soon! ❤

@heyarod

6 ай бұрын

0:15-0:40

i work at a nursing home and i’m still in highschool so i have a lot of experiences like the one u talked about where they kinda see their youth in me and always want to tell me stories about “when they were my age” it’s so cool what they have to share

As a 19 yr old girl whose thousands of miles away from family being home alone in the middle of the night in a historic home is literally terrifying

@elinafina

7 ай бұрын

I stayed in Philadelphia alone in one of the historic row houses for a week and it was fucking horrifying

she is already starting out insane and screaming "WHAT AM I DOING???!!!!!" i know that this is gonna be a ride

Pleaseeee do more Ghost stories, Brittany!! 😭 I loved hearing the way you narrated them. Spooking but comforting.

I really enjoy the new look and feel of the ad breaks, they feel much more in tune of the theme of the pod. Love it

i need to see julien on royal court. like i just know it would be good

@RealElongatedMuskrat

7 ай бұрын

IMAGINE omg

@jadarachelle4471

7 ай бұрын

Why was my first thought King Julien from Madagascar

Hands OFF the wheel. Eyes CLOSED. Going 90 m/h. And I’m listening to the broski report

@donotgotthis

7 ай бұрын

90 mph in a 25, swerving into oncoming traffic blasting the pod at full volume so the pedestrians I hit hear it before they die so that they might be blessed by our Heavenly All Mother Broski

@deaddoveinside

7 ай бұрын

This joke is so old

every time i watch you i feel like we would be besties for a new reason. MY MOM HUNTS GHOSTS TOO LIKE FOR A LIVING OMG

i’m so genuinely happy for you brittany you allow us to live through you and i speak for all of us when i say we’re so grateful for you THANK U MOTHERRR

i keep forgetting it’s tuesday and getting flabbergasted by the titles but tbh i get it

The talk at the end about talking to that old man on the plane really hit me. I love that deep talk and I just love the reminders of human connection 🥰💞

I loved hearing the story of that sweet old man. I work at a chocolate shop and the owner is in her 60s - she has so many incredible stories and wisdom. She's become a mother figure for me. She recently went to go visit her old boss who's 90 years old, and I told her I'll visit her when she's 90 too! :,)

I'm renting a 1920s house that is literally busted the house due to age and jacked up "renovations" but, coming from the suburbs all my life, I love it. It definitely has an Energy. I work at the local museum in a town where the Historic District is a big deal, so we often do research on other people's houses. But after I did some on mine, I found out the first owners lived in it from his retirement from service in the Spanish-American War until she passed away, years before him. He also shares the same name as my boyfriend who lives here with me. I found their picture on Ancestry and they are now framed in my entry. Old buildings are the best. 🥺

I was literally JUST thinking about how much fun a royal court episode with Jerma would be

WHAT THE FUCK tell me why I just teared up to her talking about walking through the crowd at acl and everyone cheering for her. Brittany, you’re literally such a beautiful force ❤️❤️❤️❤️

my friend and i saw you at acl and said hi at the box office, it was so cool to see you in real life. just know that we love you and thank you for the all the laughter you bring us🫶🏽

loved this !! always need your podcast !! so relatable every week! we love you

the way that brittany talks about hozier and harry is how i feel about her. been here since day one, adele’s cousin, super bowl hummus commercial, waiting for her to upload on youtube before it was consistent… she is my princess di. she makes my heart so full. i love her so much. the way she exists unapologetically makes me feel safe existing the way i do. i hope that someday, if i get to meet her, i get to hug her, and tell her what she means to me

I love that everyone at the festival saw Brittany and decided it was the ONLY moment to scream like the souls in hell.

I NEED the brittany and jerma collab, you guys are honestly the funniest people on the internet rn

I grew up in a 1920's bungalow as a kid in NorCal and my mom said she always felt an old maternal figure presence there too!