Sibling Rivalry

Bob and Monét welcome Kid Fury and discuss taking advice from therapists, whether they'd talk to a straight therapist, and which artists got popular making Black music before abandoning it. They also test Bob on Caribbean slang, debate whether straight people using the word "partner" signals allyship, and discuss the games they get caught up playing. Plus, they break down the highest-grossing franchises, ask whether they'd hook up with a character from Avatar, and discuss how tall is "freakishly" tall. Monét explains the Love Island to modeling pipeline, and SPOILER ALERT, they give their thoughts on the movie Obsession.

Bob and Monét discuss who should play Sylvester in a biopic, whether Bob should take the role, and whether actors playing singers should actually be able to sing. They also debate whether biopics are the new Marvel movies, whether it's okay to lie, and when little white lies are acceptable. Plus, Bob and Jacob confess recent lies they've told each other, Monét falls out of her chair, and Bob explains why he thinks Monét lies. They role play telling the truth in different scenarios and discuss whether Bob's honesty gets him into awkward situations. They also discuss whether Bob spends money on crazy things, reveal the best liars they know, and decide which scams they'd be good at.

Bob and Monét discuss the activities at the car wash, whether car air fresheners are too strong, and whether the different service levels at the car wash are a scam. Monét describes cruising the car wash attendant, what the most trusted car in America is, and the type of swagger that works on them. Plus, they discuss the most disgusting things they've ever had to clean up, whether they judge people for having a dirty house, if they clean up hotel rooms before leaving, and share their personal cleaning habits, including what Monét wishes her house cleaner would stop doing.

Bob and Monét discuss Bob's hair update, the meaning of "bi-monthly," and whether Monét can be nice to Bob for 10 full seconds. They also debate whether gay men being into sports is weird, whether the response to the Knicks' win means it's time to abolish straight men, and how you would confirm a man's heterosexuality. Plus, they rate arena names from around the country, revisit feedback on the BoMo presidential palette with a check-in from Kim Chi, discuss Bob's new take on The Blind Side, and see if Monét can guess the plot of Forrest Gump.

Bob and Monét welcome Alexis and Darby from the IMHO Podcast and discuss money management, whether friends should wait inside or on the street when they're being picked up, and whether their audience is used to hearing them talk over each other. They also talk about Darby's EMDR therapy, Alexis's transition, how Alexis and Darby met, and Bob's thoughts on marriage and children. Plus, they role play Bob's proposal, rate each other on conventional attractiveness, and play a game to see how well they really know each other.

Bob and Monét discuss whether you need to send a thank you after making a donation, Monét's idea for a new tattoo, and whether people are too quick to self diagnose themselves on the internet. They bring back Watchery and discuss whether people are too quick to call others "toxic," whether they should start offering couples therapy, how they'd handle a bridesmaid who isn't comfortable wearing the chosen dress, naked yoga, and drama involving an ex at an Ariana Grande concert.

Bob and Monét break down the All Stars 11 finale and discuss whether a LaLaPaRuza is a satisfying way to end the season, what they'd like to see in a finale, and whether queens should perform new numbers or reuse proven ones on All Stars talent shows. They also go through the final rankings, discuss how they would have voted, and react to anonymous questions designed to stir up drama. Plus, they discuss how production missed giving viewers a Silky vs. A'Keria lip sync, and whether RuPaul should personally hand the crown and scepter to the winner.

Bob and Monét welcome Honey LaBronx to finally settle a long standing argument with Bob. Honey shares what it was like living with Bob as roommates, how they became roommates, and remembers some of their biggest arguments, including one over a broom. They also discuss Bob's philosophy on sharing common spaces, splitting household expenses, and how he triumphed over bedbugs. Plus, Honey confronts Monét about having a vegan talk show, shares the inspiration behind learning Icelandic, explains the proper pronunciation of Björk's name, and talks about how Bob changed the way she sees the world.

Monét welcomes Naomi Smalls back to Watchery to break down All Stars 11 Episode 11 and discuss how they're feeling about the season so far and the latest Rate-A-Queen results. They also debate whether queens should try a talent for the first time on the show, whether Dawn lacks confidence in her talent compared to the other queens, and whether being the teacher's pet is really a flex. Plus, Naomi shares her thoughts on Joey Jay's wigs, they compare this talent show to past seasons, review the runway looks, reveal who they think won the talent show, and discuss which lip sync song would make them the most nervous to perform.

On this episode of Sibling Rivalry, Bob and Monét discuss whether calling someone "bro" is too straight, whether straight guys are adopting queer culture, and whether some straight people are really ready to be around queer people. They also discuss whether Silky was being shady to Bob and Monét, who they're rooting for on Love Island, and whether couples should be free to talk about each other however they want. Plus, they bring back The One About Every Ru Girl with the Season 17 cast and discuss whether promo looks really represent what queens wear during the season.