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Trump thinks Kilmar Abrego Garcia's MS13 tattoo is real. That's some senile bs, but let's talk about it anyway.

Join us, space enthusiasts, as we blast off into the Blue Origin drama, featuring a lineup of women who are shaking up space travel and possibly shaking up marketing stunts! From Katy Perry's much hyped journey to the edge of the atmosphere to Gayle King's and Lauren Sanchez's cosmic adventures, we're diving into the wacky world of celebrity spaceflight. Is this women’s empowerment or just a creative way for Jeff Bezos to sell more Amazon goods? With Blue Origin's shiny tech and their mission to make space travel accessible for rich and famous celebrities, we're witnessing an exhausting new era of space exploration. So, buckle up and prepare for a giggle as we navigate the cosmos and ponder the big question: Was this Blue Origin launch meant to empower women, or just be a clever marketing stunt?

We're exposing Ashton Hall as a fake ALPHA MALE influencer! From his cringeworthy morning routine to his laughable attempts at being a "fitness guru", we're calling out Ashton Hall for his fake persona. With his over-the-top reactions and poorly edited videos, it's time to take a closer look at the real Ashton Hall behind the facade. Join us as we dive into the world of Ashton Hall memes, reaction videos, and morning routines that will leave you questioning his authenticity. Is Ashton Hall running from the truth or just running from his insecurities? Watch to find out!

In this episode of The World is Broken, we dive into the eclectic writings of Quan Millz, exploring his latest works and reading a side-splitting excerpt from 'This Nicca Got A Small D!ck'. We analyze his unique narrative style and the passion he effuses onto every page - these titles are officially our favorite book reviews and recommendations.Next, we venture into a provocative discussion about unconventional adult activities, specifically focusing on a gassy pastime that challenges societal norms. We debate the boundaries of intimacy and whether we'd have the stomach to partake in such a taboo coital community.​Finally, we shed light on the rising trend of keeping fancy rats as pets. These intelligent and affectionate creatures are gaining popularity, and we explore what makes them such endearing companions.

This week, we pit Kool & The Gang against KC & The Sunshine Band in a funk face-off, struggle to decode the language of an attractive Southerner and dive into Lily Phillips' wild claim about hooking up with her oldest fan (and his two friends?!). Buckle up—this one gets weird.