This week on Who Am I To Judge, we had questions… mainly: when did “roasting” become just saying racist things out loud and calling it comedy? We get into the Kevin Hart roast discourse, why it completely missed the mark for us, and whether we personally could ever survive being roasted ourselves without crying in the bathroom after.

We also unpack the conversation around why domestic violence often seems to have a higher public tolerance than racism in celebrity culture — and why certain behaviors become “career ending” while others are repeatedly excused or overlooked.

We also dive into the chaos surrounding the Chris Brown 1.3 Pitchfork review, the internet spiraling over a video comment about Zara Larsson, and why Olivia Rodrigo wearing a baby doll dress somehow caused a full-blown cultural debate.

Somehow, we also ended up talking about kinks, trying to understand the appeal of pain and humiliation, and realizing… we might just be kind of vanilla. No shame, just confusion.

As always, it’s unfiltered opinions, chaotic tangents, and the kind of conversation that feels like being on the phone with your funniest friends. Brrrng Brrng

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