The creator, playing pop star Becky G, enters a coffee shop and pitches a new song idea to two hipster baristas. After they express satirical horror that her last song became mainstream, she performs a catchy new track for them. The baristas provide absurd, anti-mainstream feedback, suggesting she make the song less catchy, sing in an obscure language, and change the positive message to be about sadness and late-stage capitalism, which she pretends to accept before leaving.
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Capítulo 82: Becky G visita el café con la participación especial de @iambeckyg 💃🏽🎤🎶 Con @winnie_thepooj como Thyme y @darrylgenejr como Cale
Gracias a: Dirección de @jonahfeingold, Director de Fotografía/Color @eyalbaucohen, Dirección de postproducción @nitay.dagan, Editor principal y mezcla de sonido @fogelmusic, Música original @buona.notte, Grabación de sonido @verronicahein, Utilería + PA @hannahmeholick, Productora asociada @torijeanine y a @rowingblazers por el vestuario de los baristas!
Transcript
Hey, guys. I'm back. Hey, Becky G. Do you guys remember how the last time I was tier, you guys helped me write a song? Yeah. We brainstormed for, like, a half hour, and then you didn't order anything. That song reached a billion streams. Oh. No. Oh, my good. I'm so sorry. We did not mean for that to happen. To work so hard on the song only for it to become so mainstream is heartbreaking. Right. What a tragedy. Anyways, now I want to run a new little idea by you guys, see what you guys were vibing with. Good idea. Let's make sure that never happens again. Never again. Runway. Mama sit that done sexy. Cheeky tiktak on heels on. Wanna see me rock to the rhythm. Pulling up for Saint Maybelline. Who gonna strut for tier work to see? Who gonna get disrespectful? You gonna stomp by the table. Worse. Oops. Yeah. That's not gonna work. Like at all? Like you don't you don't like it? It's way too catchy. And we fear that this will be just as popular as the one before. Marks forbid. Mhmm. When do you think I should change? Well, for starters, the Spanish is way too smooth. You should sing in a language you've never heard in your life. Minor best ancient Greek, Voulome. There is a little bit of English. It's Spanglish. Oh, no. That's not gonna work. English is too popular. I would avoid. But do you like the flow? My body couldn't fight the rhythm, and that's bad. Yeah. Instead of a beat, you should just do one triangle hit every twelve seconds. Yes. Or an oboe dry read one note the entire song. Oh. Or the sounds of a construction zone on loop. And this is why we pay you the big bucks. Genius. I love that. Like an MRI. What about the message of the song? Confidence, hustle, the grind. The mental marathon and go for your dreams. I'm the shit. Do we like that? Way too positive. Yeah. I think instead we should make it about sadness. We should focus on the other parts of a marathon, like the knee pain. The torn Achilles. Tendinitis. Yeah. Focus more on the exhaustion. It needs more hug. We talk a lot about, like, running running. What about pausing and giving up? Maybe pivot to a song about how everyone is exhausted from grinding in late stage capitalism. Late stage capitalism. Got it. I'll take his notes. Thanks, guys. We're good at this. I'm just gonna make a call and then I'll come back to order that coffee. No so lucky she has us. She's not coming back.
