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Date: 2025-12-29

Duration: 10h 24m

Guests

Brian Atlas

AAmelia/Barbie >

SSamantha (Notes)>

NNatalia Haime Hughes >

AAlina (Russia)>

Identified Speakers

SPEAKER_02KK DNA(guest)

SPEAKER_04Lynn(guest)

SPEAKER_05Kaylee Jay(guest)

SPEAKER_08Brian Atlas(host)

SPEAKER_09Alina (Russia)(guest)

SPEAKER_11Natalia Haime Hughes(guest)

SPEAKER_12Amelia/Barbie(guest)

SPEAKER_13Tavy(guest)

SPEAKER_14Samantha (Notes)(guest)

Key Moments

Intro7 guests introduced, KK DNA arrives later

Key MomentNatalia discloses schizophrenia diagnosis

ControversySamantha pulls out written notes on oppression, becomes running joke

QuoteNatalia reveals 100+ body count, frames past as BC (before Christ)

ControversyKK DNA: white people have genetic predisposition to colonize. Concedes on Barbary slave trade numbers.

OtherBrian wraps year-end show after ~10 hours

Topics Discussed

Guest Introductions

7 guests + KK DNA arrives later.

Natalia Schizophrenia

Natalia discloses schizophrenia diagnosis openly.

Age Gap Debate

Extended debate on age gap relationships.

Oral Sex Debate

Heated debate on oral sex obligations.

Wage Gap Debate

Samantha uses prepared notes. Extended debate.

Natalia Body Count 100+

Natalia reveals 100+ body count, frames as BC (before Christ).

KK DNA Colonialism Debate

KK DNA argues whites have genetic predisposition to dominate. Brian counters with Barbary slave trade.

Year-End Wrap

Brian reflects on 2025, commits to continuing in 2026.

Transcript

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Brian Atlascouple questions for you guys. Uh,

Brian Atlasactually, you know what? My first statement is why don't average women why don't they view themselves as average?

Lynn>> Um, who would be an average woman though? You have to ask. >> Yeah. Define average. >> Kind of like what we're working with at this table right now.

KK DNAYeah, you know, it's >> I don't think it's about anything being wrong with average. I do think people just don't want to be average. I think people want to be special. I think

KK DNApeople want to feel special. And like I think it's I don't think we talk about enough how it's okay to be average because average doesn't mean like below

KK DNApar. It just means like in group with everything else. I think like even just in all areas of a person, not just their looks. Like there's just certain strengths that certain people have and

KK DNAweaknesses that other people have. So she that person may be beautiful, but they may like this. They may be average in this area, but people just they don't want to be. They they they want to, you

Brian Atlasknow, have confidence in themselves. >> I think it's more confident to be like, "Yeah, I'm a five. I'm a six. I'm average." Mhm. >> Acknowledging average, I guess. Okay. Um,

Brian Atlas>> do you think in terms of your looks uh for the 210s, you're are you perfect? >> Yeah. God made me perfect. >> Are you religious? I didn't think >> you I'm I'm not religious, but I believe

Kaylee Jayin God. >> Which God? >> I don't know. Whatever one created us. >> You do believe >> I know that there was something that created us. >> God created you. Um,

Brian Atlas>> do you think uh are there any women who from your subjective perspective uh are better looking than you? >> Oh, yeah. Lots. >> Well, how could you possibly be a 10 then? >> Well, we're all tens.

Kaylee Jay>> Okay, sure. I can work with that. So, are all women tens? >> Probably not. >> But you just said we're all tens. >> Everyone who I think is better looking than me. >> Oh, >> plus me. >> Mhm. >> Wait, didn't you say I was a nine?

Kaylee Jay>> No, I said you were a 10. I said you were a 10. I said bare minimum. He's saying minimum you're a seven. I said no. Minimum you're a nine. Like like on the low. >> Let's not be. >> And if I was being honest, you're a 10.

Kaylee JayIn my mind, I think you're a 10. >> But what's the point of the scale if everyone is just a 10? >> Well, I don't think everyone is a 10. I just think you are. >> Are there any women who are not tens?

Kaylee Jay>> I think it's it's it's a range of perspective. You know, for me, I think I'm a 10 for many reasons. One is I just have worked really hard in my life to find love for myself. But also people get surgery to have my features. People

Kaylee Jayget surgery to have lips like mine. People get surgery to have boobs like mine. People get surgery to have a a cheekbones that I have. They get implants in their faces. Like I was blessed with a be with beauty. And maybe

Kaylee Jayit's not the I've seen women who I think are more beautiful than me, but I that I don't think because there's a woman who I think is more beautiful than me that makes me less beautiful. I don't think that's a we're just so different.

Brian Atlas>> Let me Okay, so there there are women who are better looking than you, but also >> they're a 10 and you're a 10. I guess a bit confusing, but are there any men who

Brian Atlasbased just on their looks uh you think are out of your league in the sense that uh I don't mean below your league. I mean, are there any men above your

Brian Atlasleague lookswise? No, >> there's no man, no man out of your league just on the basis of looks. >> No.

Brian Atlas>> All men, assuming they're single, maybe even if you're so beautiful, that even if they're in a relationship, you could

Kaylee Jayuh convince them or persuade them away. There's no men outside of your looks league. >> Well, I mean, I'm sure there's people who wouldn't find me as the attractive person that they want as their partner. From your perspective,

Kaylee Jay>> no. >> There's no man that you >> No, I could get any any level of attractive man. I >> Any man? >> Yeah, >> you could get any man. Like male models.

Brian Atlas>> I've dated male models. >> Huh? Okay. Uh how about this? Instead of using 10, uh are there adjectives you would

Brian Atlasoutright use to describe yourself? >> Adjectives? >> Yeah. like uh beautiful, gorgeous, stunning. >> To describe my looks. >> Yeah, your looks. >> I glow. I'm radiant. >> I like that.

Brian Atlas>> Radiant. >> And people see me as that. >> Closer. >> When you walk down the street, you live in LA. >> Yeah. >> Closer to my >> Yes. When you walk down the street,

Brian Atlasdo people per per maybe not every man, but you know, maybe 50%, one in three, one in four, do they turn as you walk by?

Kaylee Jay>> Yeah. >> All of them. >> A lot of them. >> What percent of men as you walk by? >> You could ask Sammy or you could ask one of my good friends, but it's like a thing. It makes my friends uncomfortable

Kaylee Jayhow many people stare at me. >> I mean, Key has really nice boobs. Like, people love her, you know? Oh, god. >> They just stare at me. It's It's It is. Even if my boobs aren't out, but like it is It's just It's a thing. It makes me

Kaylee Jaygo out less often because I don't >> boobs. >> No, because people are just so They're enamored by like my radiance. It's not even It's like an energy thing, too. It's not just my >> It's an energy. >> It's an energy that I carry. People think that they they want to approach

Samantha (Notes)me. They want to be my friend. They want to be close. A lot of people do gravitate towards her because she's just like a light. Like she's very like, you know, positive, sweet. >> I actually I can see auras much like our

Brian Atlasfriends here. [laughter] >> And you know what? I don't I I hate to be the bearer of bad news. Don't see it. >> I don't see the aura. >> So heartbroken.

SPEAKER_10>> What do you see looking at each person? >> Um you sure what do I see? I mean that aura. What do you say? What's with that?

Brian Atlas>> Oh, the aura. The only color. Interestingly enough, the only aura I'm getting from anybody is her. [laughter] >> I'm getting What color is it? Oh my god. >> Indigo.

Brian Atlas>> That's good. >> Indigo. And there's like this this sort of almost there. The aura has an aura. M

Brian Atlas>> the the internal aura is indigo and the external aura is this is gold >> a golden serenity. >> Wow. >> All right. That was I can literally see that was gay, right?

Brian AtlasThat was definitely like you guys were saying, "Oh, Brian, you don't go down on women. That's gay." No, >> me just what I just said that. Okay. Anyways, >> stop. [laughter] >> Hold on. I'm going to let this jack up come through, but then I have to roast you guys.

SPEAKER_00>> Claim donated $200. These women out here doing girl math. 4a 5a 4a 3a 3a 5a 6a 7. The delusion is

SPEAKER_00strong with this panel. The average is above all but two on this panel. Beauty is universal. You all ain't got it. >> Thanks for the 200.

Brian Atlas>> Thank you. Claim by the way. Actually, do you have any cash on you? >> I don't ever carry cash. >> You don't have any cash? Shoot. >> I'm sorry. No cash. >> I got I got Zo. [laughter] >> We did a segment earlier that you missed

Brian Atlasout where I asked the women to just give me cash and two of them actually did. Our good friend here, she gave me some C. Very nice of her. Uh marry my uh employee employee/slave.

Brian AtlasShe gave me [laughter] >> she she gave me uh some cash. Are you down to Venmo or cash at me? like as a reversal cuz you know how like women have sugar daddies and men just be

Brian Atlasgiving women money sometimes. I feel like just once in your life just as a you know a bucket list. >> Yeah. >> Not I'm not saying you guys should do this regularly unless it's for me.

Brian Atlas>> You want to be just a girl. That's okay. >> I want Yes. The Gwen Stefani song. I'm just a girl. >> A 36y old man. >> That's right. [ __ ] finessing. Absolutely. >> I don't know how it's working but all

Brian Atlaspower to you. I just made 500 collectively. I Yo, I'm doing good. Okay. Are you down to vendor? >> Well, I have done I have zel and and I have Apple pay. >> I will accept zel. >> Okay, perfect. >> You will sell me after the show.

KK DNA>> I will z you after the show. Okay. >> I will somebody on tip or I got you. >> How much? [laughter] >> I got that. Like whatever you need. >> You got me boo.

KK DNA>> I got you. I got to I can tip you just for the interview. Oh, queen. Back to the looks thing though. Back to the looks thing here.

Brian AtlasUm, so, okay, there's no men question. Tell me this. Tell me a woman who's like a celebrity who we can Google um, who you think is a 10. A >> I think is a 10. >> Kylie Jenner. >> Kylie Jenner 10.

Brian Atlas>> Perfect. >> Okay, Nick, you can pull that up and then tell me a guy who you think is a 10. >> Okay, so just to be clear, Kylie Jenner is your looks looks match. >> She's perfect. Is she your looks match though?

Kaylee Jay>> Oh, I mean she gets surgery to have my features. >> Oh my god. >> But she has a better body. Her body's bodying better, you know? Like she's right. If I could afford a little lipo, like we would just suck the fat out once

Kaylee Jaywe became a woman. You know, >> I broke my foot. Had to sit on my ass for 7 months. We gained a little extra weight. >> But like, but it's like I'm a woman, you know? You, me, and Samantha are all

Brian Atlasgoing to >> get on this journey together. >> We'll hop in your sauna. >> It's a oneperson sauna. >> We'll take turns. >> Well, that's why I have to get a new one. I'm just >> I don't >> He doesn't like talking in his sauna.

Brian AtlasWe're sharing one. >> Anyways, um >> I remember that. No part. >> A guy who's a 10. Who's a guy who's a 10 for you? >> Oo, [sighs and gasps] a guy who's a 10.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, like Jason Mimoa. Some girl say he's a 10. No, wait. Wait. What's Jason Mimoa? >> Like a seven. >> Hold up. >> He's too big. >> The bulkiest guy.

Kaylee Jay>> In his heyday though. >> In his heyday. Maybe. How about this dick? Google Jason Mimoa Baywatch. >> We went and saw him perform the other a couple [clears throat] months ago. We saw Jason Mimoa at Venice Beach. He was

Kaylee Jayplaying his guitar and singing. He ate. Do you have a singer? I'm so He's an actor, actually. Uh, >> how about Yeah. Pull it up.

Kaylee JayUh, what about Okay, when he was young, he never seen like that. He looks great. I'm telling you, >> me was talking about that the other day, >> bro.

Brian Atlas>> I can pull it up. >> Yeah, just pull it up. Um, >> no. That's fire. >> 10. Is he a young young? Jason's a 10, but now not. Okay. I think a perfect man

Kaylee Jaytoday would be like I don't even know but like some black man who's a rapper >> Khalifa. >> No, I can't think of what's what his name is. I have somebody in my in my

Kaylee Jaymind. I just don't know his name. I'm terrible bastard. >> Old dirty bastard. Oh, >> I don't remember his name. I'm sorry you guys. >> Michael B. Jordan is a solid double. >> Oh, Michael B. Jordan is perfect. Yeah, I think he's

Kaylee Jay>> Michael B. Jordan. Okay, so Michael B. Jordan. Is that your looks league? >> I mean, if >> the mic >> if I Yeah, I think if we met and and we had and we had a good chemistry, I think

Kaylee JayI could get it for sure. >> Tell me another guy who's a 10. >> Did you not notice how hard it was the first time? >> I know. Keep trying. >> I don't really know like celebrities like that. I just don't know the name of

Brian Atlaslike people I don't know. >> Okay. Tom Brady. What's he? >> He's hot. >> What is he? I can't even picture his face right now, so I don't know. >> He's hot, though. >> Brad Pitt. Young Brad Pitt. >> Young Brad Pitt. I think he was like a 10. Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> You You think he was a 10? Yeah. >> Uh, what about Leonardo DiCaprio? >> That was my biggest crush when I was like 12. >> What was he a 10? Titanic Leo. >> Oh my gosh.

Brian Atlas>> Okay, so Titanic Leon Leo and young Brad Pitt. Let's just say Troy or Fight Club or whatever. >> Okay. >> Tens. >> Yes. >> You're a 10. Your looks league.

Brian Atlas>> Yes. because you said that there's no men that you think are out of your league lookswise. >> Yeah. >> So, let's take away the status, the

Brian Atlasfame, the money from Leonardo DiCaprio, from Brad Pitt, from Michael B. Jordan, from young Jason Mimoa.

Kaylee JayYou could you could land all these guys >> if we had like a chemistry. Yeah, I think that I think I think we would walk up to each other and find each other attractive for sure.

Brian Atlasposture. Yes, Russian ballerina must observe good posture. Um, >> would you be willing to date an average

Kaylee Jayman? >> Yeah, I've dated I've dated average men. >> Is it your preference? >> Is it my preference? >> No. No, I mean I think one of the men

Kaylee Jaythat I dated um I decided while we were dating the one who kept wanting to be with other people and be open at there was a point where I looked at him cuz I

Kaylee Jaywas like 21 and he's 38 and I was like this man is not hot enough for me to want to marry and spend my whole life with. Like I wouldn't feel confident going out living my best life and know that like this man could hold me down at

Kaylee Jayhome. Like he would have to be hotter, you know? And that's a real thought that I had. And I think I have a higher expectation for what my partner will look like because I think I know that I

Kaylee Jaycan get really hot, guys. And I would prefer to hold be held down by somebody who I think is so hot that if I'm out and about anywhere, I'm being hit on by the hottest guy. Say it is Brad Pitt, say it is Michael B. Jordan, and they're

Kaylee Jaylike, "Hey girl, you're a baddie." I want to be able to be like, "Well, my man is at home and he's a baddie." You know? So >> that's important to me now, but it it

Brian Atlasdidn't used to be. >> And then to the other 10, I guess. Uh well, you said you think society views you as an eight. >> Yeah, I thought I said like eight, >> but you think you're a 10. Okay.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. To my own standards, I am. To other people's standards, I'm probably not, but >> All right. Uh I guess question for you. Do you think if say a 100,000 men were to rate you, do you think that

Brian Atlas>> [clears throat] >> uh they the average rating would it be would it deviate from 10? >> Yeah. >> What do you think? >> I think I would probably be like a seven. >> Okay. All right. Um

Brian Atlasinteresting. So, but I guess knowing that, what I guess what are all these men who are rating you getting wrong?

Kaylee Jay>> Well, I think society standards like like we talked about at the beginning of the podcast about how, you know, there's this expectation around women being perfect and and women nowadays need plast think they need plastic surgery,

Kaylee Jaythey need this, they need that to feel confident. It's like what's in a magazine today? You look at a magazine and I mean a lot of men [clears throat] I mean it's actually terrifying. A lot of men don't know what a BBL looks like. A lot of men don't know what a natural woman's body look like. You'll show them a picture and they'll be like what it

Kaylee Jaylooks like. >> I like that for you. But if you're around a bunch of men and you show them a picture of a natural looking BBL. >> There are too many men who are like that's not a BBL that's a natural body.

Kaylee JayAnd so I think society doesn't understand what women actually look like anymore. And people are confused to think that women have these features that are what is in magazines and what's

Kaylee Jayon the movie screen which is surgery and it's and it's all of these edits and it's and it's you know Photoshop and blurring and taking pores away and taking this and that and people are confused what people like beauty what

Brian Atlasreal people look like. >> I have a question for you Brian if that's okay. >> Yeah, one quick response to her. I mean, honestly, I think while I would agree that some men might be confused visually by like BBL or not be able to identify

Brian Atlaswhat's real, what's not or whatever, I think at least specifically related to BBL, I think the majority of men, so at least 51% of men would be able to spot a

Brian AtlasBBL. Anyways, I think maybe I'm going to let one chat come in and then feel free. Hey, uh, Grid One, good.

SPEAKER_00>> Grid One Motorsports donated $2001. The copium is flowing tonight, Brixen. You would need Korean level makeup artist to turn the east of what attends

Brian Atlasinto something resembling Mitchix. Stay cool and have a great show. >> Thank you, Grid. I appreciate the message. Very good to see you. I hope uh I don't know if you're going to be sticking around for tonight, but I hope you have a great uh New Year's. I hope

Brian Atlasyou had a good Christmas. Hope you have a good 2026. Thank you. Does any did you want to respond to that or I don't know. >> Oh, I'm sure dog water is a really attractive person. >> Yeah.

Amelia/Barbie>> Your question. >> Do you think that unrealistic standards and like the definition of natural has been skewed by the oversaturation of

Amelia/Barbieonly fans and also porn and editing? Do you think that that has an effect on how men view women, how men, especially young men, um >> how they rate and how they view and how

Amelia/Barbiethey pick their partners? Do you think that subconsciously it's based on all of the heavily saturated media that they're consuming? Because I believe that it is.

Brian Atlas>> So your Okay. Your question is has men men's assessment or impression of women been warped by social media and porn? >> Yeah, like the only fans and everything.

Brian Atlas>> Absolutely. I think well I think on social media you have Instagram, you have Tik Tok. uh

Brian Atlasyou have filters, you have makeup, you have um lighting, you have posing, you have all these things that you know I see these girls and the some of the

Brian Atlasfilters uh you can even apply them to video now. like some of the I I mean sometimes they still [ __ ] up, but some of these filters uh you know if your background isn't all [ __ ] up, there's

Brian Atlasno like uh vertical lines in the background like a door frame. these filters like they can, you know, do crazy [ __ ] to the waist. Like they can give a girl

Brian Atlas>> like literally like a 99 percentile >> I is that I think that's the right word. Like a insane waist that like maybe 0001% of women might naturally have or

Brian Atlasin some cases just like completely impossible. >> The face filtering is insane. Um the the butt stuff, all that. It's all [snorts] crazy. It's all crazy. So, yes, I do

Brian Atlasthink there's absolutely men who, you know, they see some girl who's got those [ __ ] lifting yoga pants or whatever the [ __ ] they got pads in. They're doing

Brian Atlasa super specific angle that don't show the hip dips or whatever. The the women are doing a lot out there. They're doing filters. And the men, yes, if you keep

Brian Atlasbeing exposed to certain kinds of uh visuals and you're like, "Oh, wow. That's really attractive. I want that. But if in reality like very few women

Brian Atlasactually have that in real life >> uh which is probably most most women don't have like uh as it's have the body or the face as it's portrayed on social media then yeah that's going to skew

Brian Atlasmen's perspective and that's going to be uh an issue. >> That's definitely going to be an issue. Uh okay. >> But the same thing exists for women too. men are, you know, men. You y'all are getting these like supermodel men on

Brian Atlasyour TikTok feed. You're getting super insane physiques. Um I don't think men use filters quite as much as women, but they still do use them. And uh you like

Brian Atlasthere's this funny thing I saw the other day. This this woman who I guess watched a bunch of Korean dramas, K dramas. She like went to Korea with these this expectation that like Korean men are so

Brian Atlas[ __ ] handsome and beautiful, whatever the [ __ ] And then she gets there kind of rudely. She's like recording the like average Korean man, which looks absolutely nothing like what she was

Brian Atlasconsuming in media. And she was all disappointed and she thought her super hot Korean boyfriend was. But in reality, most people in any country, whether it's Korea or anywhere, uh, most

Brian Atlaspeople are average. Most people are average. Uh, so I do think, yeah, it's [ __ ] up, I guess. I don't know. Um,

Brian AtlasI don't know. Looks rating. What else was there? Uh, no other guys that you could think of that are tens, I guess.

SPEAKER_07>> No, I'd have to look through just a list or something. >> Uh, all right. Well, uh, how about this? We'll do this. Um, how do I want to frame this? Hold on.

Brian AtlasUm, who here? This is optin. This is often uh I will give you I will be fair. I won't intentionally be a dick. I will be

Brian AtlasI I'll give you a fair impartial rating. Who wants to opt in? Who Who's okay essentially being rated?

Amelia/BarbieI'll give you a number rating. >> I don't care. >> Will you do it? >> I'm good. >> No. Okay. Do you want to do it? >> I'm good. >> You sure? >> I don't What if it changed your life? >> I don't need [laughter] your >> It just doesn't apply to me.

Brian Atlas>> I don't need your >> Thank you for the offer, but >> I mean, okay, >> I'll opt in. >> W [ __ ] legend. Courage. >> Why not? >> No, thank you.

Brian Atlas>> I'm on the fence. Um, yeah, I opt in. >> Yeah. By the way, I I'm going to I'm not I'll keep my tone neutral and polite. At

Brian Atlasthe end of the day, it would just be my opinion. I'll give you a rating one out of 10, and I'll I'll include at least one positive and one negative.

Natalia Haime HughesAnd I will only give you a rating if you opt in if you agree to it. Uh so, game game. >> I want to opt out and give Donald Trump a 10.

Brian Atlas>> Okay, love it. [laughter] What about you? Opt in, Alina. often. So, yes. >> Okay. So, did did you change your mind by chance or not? Still out out. Okay.

Brian AtlasSo, it's her her, >> four people. Okay. I think first I need Did I rate myself? 4.5. Give myself a 4.5. Okay. I'll start with myself first.

Brian AtlasUh, a few positive traits. Uh, blue eyes. I'm tall. Uh, decent. So, decent eye area. Although in the eye area, I'm

Brian Atlasdefinitely lacking. Poor under eye area, quite poor under eye area. Um, negative, fat, chubby, uh, need to lose weight, big nose,

Brian Atlasand I won't get I I have some more I could get into. Uh, but I'll leave it at that, I guess. Okay, [ __ ] it. >> That's fair.

Brian Atlas>> Skin clarity could be improved. Uh, unbalanced facial thirds. Did I mention the big nose? Facial redness, but that that's related to skin clarity.

Brian AtlasUh, okay. You uh I think I'm just going to do face. I'm not going to do body cuz then I need you guys to like stand up and do whatever. I'm not going to do We're not going to objectify too much at at the

Brian Atlaswhatever podcast. >> Uh, okay. Did you say you've had a lot of surgery done though? >> Yeah. >> This is going to be hard to to judge. And you've had lip. You've had lip filler.

Brian Atlas>> Yes. Okay. Uh although I want to I want to think that actually your lips were nice naturally. >> They were >> before, right? >> Do you It's bottom lip filler though you've had, right?

Brian Atlas>> It's on both. Okay. >> It seems a bit more noticeable the lip filler on the bottom as opposed to the top lip. Can you turn your face that way? >> Do you have a lip flip or filler?

SPEAKER_07>> Both. >> You have both. Okay. Uh Okay. Uh, I'd say I'd give you uh

Brian Atlaseither a 4.5 or a five in the in the face. >> Rich. >> Uh, you have good you have nice lips, although they've been hand enhanced

Brian Atlasartificially, which not my preference, but um, you have good good facial [clears throat] symmetry. You have a

Brian Atlasnice nose. Uh your inter interpupilary distance is slightly off. You have good eyebrows. Uh

Brian Atlasskin clarity could perhaps use with a bit of improvement. Uh [clears throat] yeah. Okay. [laughter] Uh you you've got this like maunis I'm

Brian Atlaspissed off thing going for you. So that's good. Uh I think um you are perhaps a bit above average. I want to say some some people might say you're

Brian Atlasaverage, but I I think I'd give you 5.5. Uh you have nice eyes. You have um

Brian Atlas>> Can you turn your face that way? >> Yeah. My nose isn't the best. >> Uh turn it more. >> Cute. >> I I think your nose is is good, actually. I think your nose is good. Although you said you had the filler that like

Samantha (Notes)>> I like Yeah, I got Botox and it it leans to the side now. Okay. Uh, are your lips natural or No, >> they're natural. Yeah. No, >> no lip flip. Okay. >> Oh, [clears throat] I got a lip flip months ago. I don't know if it's still

Brian Atlasthere. That >> But I did get a lip flip. >> You had a lip flip. Okay. >> I did. Yeah. >> Yeah. Lip flip. Um, you do have nice lips though. Um, although the lip flip >> I didn't see much of a difference, but I

Brian Atlasthink it did get rid of like my gummies smile. You know, when people smile and like their [snorts] lip disappears. I think it fixed that. >> Okay. Uh you have uh you have good facial symmetry, good harmony, good

Brian Atlaseyebrows, slightly unequal facial thirds. Uh you're you're wearing full face of makeup, so >> pretty much. Yeah, >> I can't really tell much on skin

Brian Atlasclarity. >> Well, my skin's not the best right now. >> Yeah. Uh yeah, I think 5.5 is fair. And you've got that brooding thing going for you like you should be a vampire in

Brian Atlasa TV show. >> I was thinking a lot of people made it like Wednesday. Yeah. >> Um and then you I'm going to just look in

Brian Atlasthe TV for this one. >> Uh actually I should look real >> right here. Just right there. >> Yeah. Um >> Oh god, he's rating. >> What did I rate you? Four point

Brian Atlas>> 4.5 or five. >> 4.5 or five. I I'd give you uh maybe between a five and six. So I think 5.5 to be fair. Uh nice lips. >> Are they natural?

Brian Atlas>> Yes. >> Okay. Uh nice. >> They're a little line. >> Nice eye area. You have feline hunter eyes. Uh which is good. >> I like that. Okay. >> Um skin clarity perhaps could use

Brian Atlasimprovement. >> I'm having a moment. Uh, good. Good face shape. Good. Can you turn your face that way?

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. Good. All right. Yeah. Yeah. Five. Five.5, I think. Uh, and then Alina here. >> I already didn't I already rate you? I already rated. >> I think what I said minimum seven.

Brian Atlas>> I'd say face minimum seven. >> Um, can you scoot in, Alina? Scoot in. Good posture. Ballerina posture. on uh

Brian Atlasunequal uh interpupilary distance. >> What is that? What does that mean? >> The distance the the distance between your pupils. There's like if your eyes

Brian Atlasare either too close together or too far apart. Uh there is you basically want like one eye width apart essentially. Um,

Brian Atlasvery strong facial symmetry, strong facial harmony. Uh, good pretty good lips. Perhaps the upper lip. Do you have lip filler? >> No. >> Lip flip.

Brian Atlas>> Uh, upper lip could be a bit bigger. Uh, am I being autistic right now? Probably a little bit. >> Um, >> nice eye color. It's what? Hazel or

Brian Atlaswhatever. >> Yeah. Uh, I think probably

Brian Atlasuh what was what else? Could I Did I say eyebrows? Good eyebrows. Um,

Brian AtlasI think you might be aware pro of your perhaps flaw. Uh,

Brian AtlasI would say uh face face towards me. Uh, your side profile probably your nose >> is slightly you have a slight bump in

Brian Atlasyour nose. Hey, look, I got a big nose. I I'm I'm [ __ ] in the nose department, but uh it's it's pretty minor, but you do have a bit of a you know,

Brian Atlasfrom the front the nose is good, but

Brian Atlas>> Okay. >> All right. I've just given all the women at the table insecurities for the rest of their life. But um >> not at all. >> But no, you're you're very you're a very attractive woman. You're a good-looking woman >> overall.

KK DNA>> Hey, you opted in. You opted in. Okay. All right. >> I have I actually want to answer your question from earlier. >> Yeah. >> About the confidence thing and and like why do people not want to be average? I

KK DNAjust sat and I thought about it for a little while. I think people convolute like reality and confidence sometimes. I think that there's this weird thing

KK DNAobjectively. If there's beautiful people, there's ugly people, right? And I feel like what makes it weird now that we're talking about it, it's almost like you're saying ugly people don't deserve

KK DNAto feel confident when you say that, oh, like I'm a 10. Like I'm confident. I have to be because if it's like you're basing your confidence purely on your looks a little bit. I don't feel like

KK DNAthat's really what confidence is. I think it comes from self value and more like self worth more than just like what you look like. Cuz there's people that

KK DNAare like there's people who are not like conveniently attractive but they still are allowed to have confidence or they have confidence in in how they go about

KK DNAlife. And then there's beautiful people and they're so low in like confidence. So I don't think I think people convolute. The reason why they don't want to be average is because they don't want to seem like they're insecure. And I don't think that that I don't think

Brian Atlasthat those two kind of go together. >> But I think you can be confident and also be self-aware and realistic and not delusional and be like, "Okay, my looks, >> you know, I'm confident. I'm fine with

Brian Atlashow I look. I, you know, whatever. There's maybe people better. There's people better looking than me, there's people worse looking than me, whatever. I think you can be confident and be like, "Yeah, I'm average looking. I'm a six. I'm a five." Whatever. Um, by the

Brian Atlasway, just to be clear, um, with these looks ratings, I'm like I I I give myself a rating below average. Like Alina [ __ ] mogs the

Brian Atlas[ __ ] out of me. Like just just for people like, "Oh, Brian, who are you to judge Alina?" Alina moss the [ __ ] out of me. So, don't People are always like in the chat or whatever like [ __ ]

Brian Atlascomments. Well, who's he to judge? I I think that you don't need to be a weatherman to know it's raining. Like, you don't need this idea that, oh, well, you should if if you're average or

Brian Atlasyou're below average looking, you can't come to determinations as to other people's attractiveness. Uh, just wanted to put that out there. >> Yeah. Like they have eyes. Ugly people have eyes, too, guys. They can use Oh,

Brian Atlasthanks man. [laughter] But uh going around the table going around the table on this uh next thing uh do you think and then Nick we're going to do the

Brian AtlasBumble segment here in just a sec if you want to start getting that going. Um

Natalia Haime Hughes>> are the lights too bright? >> Gosh, I think I just want to tell you after the podcast, but um >> you're in love with me. >> Oh [laughter] my god. >> Sorry. I don't want to I don't want to

Natalia Haime Hughesreject you. Don't Don't go into this cycle, Brian, with [laughter] me cuz I I just I don't care. >> Yeah. Anyway, I just really uh got to focus on the Bible and Jesus Christ. So,

Natalia Haime HughesI'm sorry, but let let dogs lay as they say, but um yeah, I can't stare at that screen. I just have >> Yeah, don't look at it. >> Yeah, even in the corner of my eye, I'm

Natalia Haime Hughestrying to figure out how to not look at that screen. Do we have I don't know if I should like turn around or what, but um I don't want to look at that screen. So, >> all right. What if we give you some sunglasses?

Natalia Haime Hughes>> Sure. Yeah. I mean, like I just need to kind [clears throat] of act blind for a bit, I think. So, >> yeah, that's fine. We'll get you some sunglasses. >> Do you need like a headache? >> We also have stuff going on that I can't look at and

Natalia Haime Hughesif I'm looking at the screen, I feel like I'm making things. [laughter] No, it's there's stuff going on specifically television screen >> because she Samantha was Samantha was

Brian Atlassaying that there's she has an aura so >> and people just >> Okay. Well, she can't stop if you can

Brian Atlasget her some sunglasses. Uh okay, we uh do I need to wait until she's gone here? Try these. These might help a little bit if you want to throw those on.

Brian Atlas>> Thanks. >> All right. Uh, do you wanna We might also have Does the This might help here. Put Put this on. It'll cast a shadow. >> Yeah. Yeah.

Natalia Haime Hughes>> Okay, never mind. >> It's okay. Thank you. >> If whatever you you want me to wear, I could wear a freaking crazy uh mask and stuff. >> What about that? I just want to close my eyes. >> Alina, do you want to grab the pickle hoba down here?

Brian Atlas>> No. >> You want to wear the helmet? >> She needs the helmet, >> by the way. Yo, chat. Um, if we get a champagne pop, guys, it's an early celebration. New Year's is right around the corner. If we get a champagne pop,

Brian AtlasAlina told me she would move to Santa Barbara and become the new helmet girl. >> Oh my gosh. If I move to California right now, I'll be on Skid Row. >> That's not true. [laughter]

Brian Atlas>> That's not true, Alina. Not true. Uh, let's rock the rock the helmet. >> Mogger. >> Yes. >> That's actually really cute. Great. >> The the camera's right. It's Yeah. Looks good. Solid.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> Wait, actually, should we We should do a little segment here. Can you remind me before the end of the show? We'll have you do the standing in front thing. >> Oh god. >> We'll We'll have you do that. >> That's kind of crazy. >> That's so

Brian Atlas>> That's not crazy. You're crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy that you were scoot. >> Alina, scoot in. Good posture. >> Good etiquette.

Brian Atlas>> Rude. Okay. Uh, we were going to Oh, let's do age really quick and then AI. Do we have the AI stuff? >> Yep. Uh, we have >> I need to wait for I need to wait for

Brian Atlasher, though. Why don't we just jump right into the Bumble segment? Oh, she's back. We'll do one of the Maybe we should do it all at once. I don't know. Uh,

Brian Atlashere. Let's do Okay, we'll do age, then we'll do Bumble. Okay. Uh, do you think you'll be better looking in 10 years time? Better looking? >> No. >> Okay. Uh, you're 28. Better looking at 38

Brian Atlas>> maybe. >> 48. Better looking >> than now? >> Probably. Probably not. >> Wait. Can you take the the the the thing off? The little beads or whatever? No, not your top. Your Can you take your

Brian Atlas>> Is it Is it these? >> No, the beads. The beads. Can you take the beads off? Just >> my necklace >> or like I don't know. Throw >> Why? >> I don't know. It's jangling a slight. That's good. That's good. Whatever. We'll just leave.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. >> Uh, you're 28 now. Were you better looking at 18? >> No. >> You are 30. Better looking at 40? >> Yes. >> Better looking at 50?

Brian Atlas>> Maybe. No. >> Okay. Uh, were you better at 20? >> No. >> Better looking now at 30? >> Yes. >> You're 22 better looking at 32? >> No. >> You're 25? Better looking at 35. >> Yes.

Natalia Haime Hughes>> 45. >> No. >> Okay. Um. >> Yes. >> 29. Better looking at 39. >> Yes. For all the agents. >> Bo Burnham. [laughter] >> She looks like one of the three blind

Natalia Haime Hughesmice. >> I love his music.

KK DNA[snorts] >> Shut your [ __ ] mouth. >> You a hater, dog. You a hater. Let that girl live back there. She ain't bothering nobody. >> She's bothering me. Um, [laughter]

Natalia Haime Hughesuh, better looking at 39. >> Are you still talking to me? Could you use my name? Sorry. [laughter] >> Oh, uh, >> I have to close my eyes. >> Yeah, right. >> Sorry. I'm like going to just like act

Natalia Haime Hugheslike a blind person for the moment. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter] >> Just to make sure I'm doing the best I can. Yeah. Thank you. >> Yeah, that's good. [laughter] I knew that. Um, better looking at 39.

Brian Atlas>> Uh, yes. >> 49. >> Yes. >> 59? >> Yes. >> 69? >> Yes. >> Were you better looking at 19 >> versus now at 29? >> Spiritually? Yes. [clears throat]

Brian Atlas>> What the [ __ ] >> Okay. [laughter] You're 26. >> Yes. >> Better looking at 36. >> Body. Yeah. >> Body. Body. >> Yeah. >> What about face? >> I feel like I look the same, honestly.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. What about 46? I feel like that's when it'll start going down. >> Alina 21, better looking at 31. >> No. >> Okay, here's what we're going to do. Um, I do need to step away. My expert

Brian Atlasproducer, Nick, is going to guide you guys through our Bumble segment. Uh, so, and Nick, if we get nos, we'll do >> you know the photo.

Brian Atlas>> We'll do We'll do that after. I I'm going to step away for a sec. So guys, we are going to do a Bumble uh dating app experiment. You each get 20 swipes on a dating app and we're going to you

Brian Atlasyou just get the first photo. You don't get the bio. You don't get other f just for quickness. We just do one photo and it's basically just a yes or no. And just if you can try to give us quick

Brian Atlasanswers and that's pretty much it. Um Nick is going to be asking you guys the age range of the men you would date. Uh, do you want to do this segment?

Brian Atlas>> No, I'm opting out. I love my boyfriend. >> Because yeah, it is a bit awkward if you're in a relationship. But those of you who are single, we are going to have you guys participate. So, why don't you tell Nick the age range uh if you were

Brian Atlason a dating app that you would want to uh deal [clears throat] with? >> 27 to 37. >> And Nick is going to uh walk you guys through that.

SPEAKER_01Yes.

Amelia/Barbie>> All right. >> Is this real profiles or is this like photoshopped? >> So, go ahead. Um yeah, no

Kaylee Jayno no.

Kaylee Jay>> Which one is it? [laughter] >> Come on. So, the one on the right. Wait, who's the hot one? It's [laughter] the Who's the hot one to you? >> The hotter one is the one on the right. >> Okay. Okay. Um,

Kaylee Jayyes. Even though he's a mama's boy. No. No. No.

Kaylee JayYes. No. Yes. No, no,

Kaylee Jayno, no, no. Why is it showing just a bunch of hicks? No. [clears throat] >> I actually thought I might say yes.

SPEAKER_01>> Okay, next person. You know what? Give her 10 more. Okay, 10. 10 extra bonus, right? >> Okay. I would say y to him. No worries. Yes.

Kaylee JayNo, no, no.

SPEAKER_01Yes, no, >> no. >> Okay, next person. So, what's your age range? >> 27 to

KK DNA75. >> Oh my. [laughter] Okay, girl. Sugar daddy. >> Yeah, I'm serious. >> All right.

Lynn>> Go ahead. >> No. Yes. No. Yes.

LynnYes. No. No. No. No,

Lynnno, no. Yes. Yes. No. No.

LynnYes. No. No. No. Yes. >> Yes.

LynnNo.

LynnNo. Yes. No. Yes. Yes. No. >> Okay.

Tavy>> Uh uh. Can I do 23 to 29?

TavyYes. No. No. Yes. Yes. No.

TavyYeah. No. No. No. No. No. No.

TavyNo. No. Yes. Yes. No. No. No.

Samantha (Notes)No. >> Next. >> 25 to 36.

Samantha (Notes)No, no, no, no.

Samantha (Notes)Yeah. No, no, no.

Samantha (Notes)No. Yeah. No. No. No. No. No.

Samantha (Notes)>> No. No. No. >> No. No.

Samantha (Notes)No. Yes. Okay. No. No. No, no, no,

Samantha (Notes)no, no. If it's the one on the right, then sure.

Samantha (Notes)[clears throat] >> I think it was like two >> like three or four.

Samantha (Notes)>> No, I can't see his face. No, no, no. Yes. No.

Samantha (Notes)No. No. No. No. [laughter] >> That last guy there. >> Yeah. >> That one's Yeah. Sure. No.

Samantha (Notes)>> Okay. 10. 10 more. >> 10 more. No. No. No. Oh, he's kind of hot. No. No. No.

Samantha (Notes)Actually, maybe. Yeah. No, not him. No. No. No. No.

Samantha (Notes)Yes. [clears throat] Uh, I don't know. No. No. No. It was kind of hot. No.

Samantha (Notes)No, no, [laughter] no, no, no. Yeah,

SPEAKER_07no, yeah.

Natalia Haime Hughes>> Um, sorry. I I'll just whatever Jesus Christ's age and whatever. I'm just choosing Jesus Christ. >> It's good. >> Sorry. What was your >> Tell me the age. >> Uh, whatever. Jesus Christ has been

SPEAKER_01around for a long time. Thousands of years. [laughter] >> We'll do 25 [clears throat] to 39. >> Oh, I can't look at screens unfortunately right now. I'm sorry.

SPEAKER_01>> I got it. Next. >> Um, like like 25 to 30. >> Okay. >> Well, this is going to be short.

SPEAKER_03Are you going to say yes to everyone? >> No. [laughter] No. No. No. No.

KK DNANo. No. No. No. No. No. No.

KK DNAYeah. No. No, [sighs] no, no, no, no, no,

KK DNAno, no, no. Yeah. No, no,

KK DNAno, no, no, no, no,

SPEAKER_03no, no, no. They want to write yet. No, no,

SPEAKER_03no, no, no, no, no.

KK DNAAnd another no. And hell no. Like no no no no no.

KK DNA>> What? >> No. >> I know. >> No. No. Where is the Okay. No.

KK DNA>> White [laughter] people. >> No. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Fix the algorithm. >> Yeah. Sure. Yeah. [ __ ] No.

SPEAKER_03No. No. All right. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No.

KK DNANo. No. No. >> Captain. >> God damn. No. I can't. I like No, >> Captain. Take me on helicopter to ride.

KK DNA>> I know. Both the black or the bird that feed the no. [laughter] Okay. You >> that's the type of white boy feeding you lobster. You know >> I'm sorry. How many nes? Yes. Do I need

KK DNAno >> lobster? >> All right. [ __ ] it. I'm sorry. No cussing. No. No. I don't know. I hate when post with their shirt off like No. >> All right.

KK DNA>> He's cute. >> Yeah, he's cute. No. No.

KK DNA>> Okay. Um, that one's a for sure. >> Yeah, I know. [laughter] >> All right, Craig, I'mma give it to you. [ __ ] Oh, [ __ ] No.

SPEAKER_10Yeah, Chris. That's what I'm talking about. Okay. No. >> Athlete. Nah. No,

KK DNAno, no, no. All right. Yeah. No, no,

SPEAKER_03no, no.

Kaylee JayAll right. No. >> What? Who is that? Why would your girl hell no? Helen, get off the dating app. >> Somebody said that to her. Seriously?

SPEAKER_03>> Yeah. No, no, no. Nah, no.

SPEAKER_03No. Mm-m. No. Mm-m. No, no, no,

KK DNAno, no. I'm so sorry, y'all. You Yeah, you could really just Yeah, you could really just keep doing that. >> Keep saying it. >> No, >> listeners.

KK DNA>> Okay. No, no, no. Yes. >> Oh, Dan. >> Ah. No. [laughter] >> Yes.

SPEAKER_03>> No. No, no, no, [clears throat] no, no, no,

SPEAKER_03no, no.

SPEAKER_03Yeah. Nah, >> Santa. >> Nah nah nah. What? No. Uh-uh.

KK DNANot me. >> Not I. Not this one. Can't be. Could not. Would not. Shouldn't ever. Okay. >> Okay. [clears throat] Hallelujah. >> By the [laughter] way, by the way, um,

Brian Atlas>> good lord. >> I was looking at some of those and, uh, you passed on some decent looking guys. >> I like black men. >> You even passed [clears throat] on some black guys. >> Yeah. That don't mean I like every black man. I'm not attracted to [laughter]

Brian Atlas>> uh actually kind of reasonable a little bit for some of the panelists. Although you're very picky. >> Very picky. I don't know if that was like

KK DNAmaybe two or three out of a hundred or something. Um really quick on the the racial preference. Do you only date black guys? >> Yes. I mean, I have spoken to like and

Brian Atlasdated like one or two white guys, but like >> the attraction is just not really there for me. >> Okay. Uh, does anybody else have like a preference on that? >> I prefer >> starting here, I guess.

Kaylee Jay>> Like, >> European. >> Okay. White. >> I prefer just people of color. Yeah. Like the less the less super white looking the better to me. >> I like dark features. So, you prefer

Kaylee Jaylike uh black? >> Yeah, I love black. What about Asian guys? >> Indian. >> Indian. >> I don't think Asian people have like dark enough features to me. They still look like really soft and white.

Brian Atlas>> Well, I mean, if you get into like >> other than East Asia, >> like [clears throat] Thai, Vietnamese, Indo. >> Yeah, they just don't grow enough hair. They kind of look like

Kaylee Jaykids to me. I >> mean, I don't know about that, but okay. Um, no white guys. You don't like white guys? >> No, I do like some white guys, but but more commonly you will see me attracted

Samantha (Notes)to a darker >> Okay. What about you? >> I have no preference. >> You'll date white, black, Asian, whatever. Okay. >> Yes. >> No preference. >> What about you? >> I don't have a preference, but I do gravitate towards like Middle Eastern

Brian Atlasmen. >> Nick, we need to do mic adjustment here. I don't know if you shifted. No, it's just you've shifted. I think she shifted over >> move this way.

Brian Atlas>> Right. >> Scoot the chair to the right. >> Yeah. And >> maybe you could. >> Okay. Good. Thank you. >> All right. Uh, do you have a racial preference?

Natalia Haime Hughes>> Sorry. Could you my name? I have to keep my eyes closed, but I don't mean to. >> Do you have >> um h gosh, I don't really want to answer

Natalia Haime Hughesthat honestly. Um, but like let's just say there's racial bias in my family, so I don't want to bring someone into that racial bias.

Brian Atlas>> Wow. >> Okay, makes sense. Uh, Alina, do you >> I guess a slight preference towards my own race. >> Okay. Why for just question for you,

Brian Atlaswould you object to a white person who said they only want to date a white person? >> Would I object? might be racist. Do you think it could be wrong?

Kaylee Jay>> I think everyone has preferences. Like if you're not sexually attracted to But I think but I do object. I knew this girl who would only date people who had red hair in their genetic line because

Kaylee Jayshe had red hair and and it's a recessive gene that's supposed to go extinct one day. So she believed that she needed to carry that line on. So, she will not ever be with anyone who

Kaylee Jaydoes not have a red hair person in their genetic line. And I kind of oppose to that. >> Opposed? >> I just think that's not really cool. But like, you know, to each their own.

Kaylee Jay>> Wait, but when you say not really cool, what do you mean? >> Is it racist? Like, >> I think it is. It is it it's to me it stems from a certain form of racism. If

Kaylee Jayyou want to only if you are only willing to be with somebody because they have the same hair color as you, like that's a little bit >> to me it doesn't seem fully accepted. >> I don't know if hair color is necessarily

Brian Atlasuh I don't know if it there's necessarily an implication of racism. >> Well, that's true. But she would also say that she would prefer them to be white.

Kaylee Jay>> Yeah, because there can be black people with red hair in their genetic line. My grandma's a red. There can be, but she would say specifically that she would want them to be white. >> Two preferences at the same time. >> Yeah,

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