Melissa Ong aka Chunkysdead gets blindfolded into the studio to be a surprise guest on Howie Mandel Does Stuff. She talks about working at google, to now being famous and accidentally starting a cult. Make sure to subscribe! Available on YouTube at "Howie Mandel Does Stuff" : Howie Mandel Does Stuff Follow Melissa Ong on social media @chunkysdead Instagram @chunkysdead @howiemandel @jackelynshultz See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The hosts make an amusing observation about their tendency to talk over one another during the arrival of a guest in the studio.
This transcript contains brief and unrelated parts of an unstructured conversation between unidentified speakers discussing various topics including their identity, seating arrangements, and sexual activity with Keanu Reeves.
This podcast talks about the TikTok trend where the song "Dun-na-na, Chunky's dead" is used to tell the story of the Cambodian Genocide, and discusses the history behind the trend.
In this excerpt, the speaker talks about the difference between regular corporate America and Google's work culture. The speaker shares her observation of the peculiar culture of Google, where everyone is in a weird Google trance.
The speaker discusses their strained relationship with their family after leaving home for college and how they still receive occasional negative updates from them.
The speaker shares a personal story about a stalking incident where they had to set up a trap with the police to catch the perpetrator. Despite previously having goals of studying computer science at Berkeley, the incident led to a change in priorities.
The speaker talks about how they started making videos, deleting the first 100 because they were not good and how their friend would distract them from gross sightings with something positive.
The speaker discusses the common feeling of sadness and loneliness among people and how it is important to connect with others to overcome these emotions.
The speaker shares how TikTok has helped him validate his humor and reach a wider audience beyond just his friends.
Chelsea Handler reposted a TikTok made by a woman who had a break-in, and the TikTok went viral helping the woman get her account to 300,000 followers.
Lil Jon gives unexpected psychic readings to a group of people in a casino, revealing insights about their personalities and motivations. One of them realizes that Lil Jon was right about her constant need to overcompensate.
The speaker discusses their initial obsession with numbers as a content creator and how it can be easy to get lost in them. They also briefly touch on a conspiracy theory they have about some urgent care centers being fronts for urine trafficking.
The speaker is busy having sex with people who aren't present and suggests that anyone who doesn't like it can move on and find someone else.
The speaker discusses the concept of "Big Clit Energy" as a way to empower women and reject sexist attitudes.
The episode discusses a Clitoral Hoodie merchandise line and a new song titled "Dig Clit Energy" that promotes sexual empowerment.
The transcript contains explicit and inappropriate language that may offend some listeners.
The speaker talks about how they created memes featuring a chicken suit and went viral in May 2020, eventually getting signed to UTA and verified on social media.
The speaker touches on topics such as the questionable "step-sibling" trope in pornography, offensive jokes, forming a religion, and strange conversations while dressed as a chicken.
The trend of online cults has taken over TikTok as users adopt a shared identity, common culture, and even a shared nominee. The trend started as a harmless joke, but it has grown rapidly, with thousands of people adopting cult-like behaviors.
The speaker discusses their sudden rise to fame in the app store and the subsequent media attention they received, including interviews with Forbes, the Washington Post, Vice, and more. They also received an offer from a talent agency interested in representing them.
The transcript contains the lyrics of the song "Big Clit Energy", which talks about female empowerment and sexual liberation.
A conversation about the importance of internal happiness and respect.