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In this episode of Irrelevant Opinions, we discuss topics like the drama behind Don't Worry Darling, Trisha Paytas new baby and just a lil' bit of British Slander
In this episode of Irrelevant Opinions, we discuss our experiences seeing 5 Seconds of Summer on Take My Hand Tour Denver and Irvine, our first meeting in real life and turning 5SOS songs into a jukebox musical
In this very long overdue episode of Irrelevant Opinions, we take Buzzfeed Personality Tests. We also talk about Our Flag Means Death, our love for Taika Waititi and why the Disney Renaissance is overrated.
In this episode of Irrelevant Opinions, we discuss our favorite SNL moments, elder Gen Z vs. young Gen Z and our experiences with toxic One Direction stans.
In this episode of Irrelevant Opinions, Ciara talks about her experience at Louis Tomlinsons concert, Ava's bad luck at concerts and how to not be that person at concerts.
In this Valentines Day episode of Irrelevant Opinions, we talk about our non-existent love lives, our experiences living with ADHD and Ciara's obsession with horrible movies.
In this episode of Irrelevant Opinions we discuss the greatest movie ever made- Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights and our love for Diego Luna. We also discuss other celebrities such as Greg Davies, Calum Hood and Jenna Marbles.
In this episode Ciara and Ava take edibles and play Trivial Pursuit featuring Maggie as our moderator and honorary Alex Trebek. In this episode we also talk discuss Ghost Stories, 5 Seconds of Summer and bad horror movies.
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In this episode of Irrelevant Opinions we discuss our favorite Karens, early 2000's YouTube nostalgia and growing up as theatre kids.
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