Who Shut Down Trisha On the Red Carpet? + Moses Caught Her KISSING Another Man | Just Trish Ep. 247

Trisha Paytas hosted the red carpet for A24's 'The Moment' premiere, describing the experience as both exciting and nerve-wracking. She interacted with celebrities like Kylie Jenner (who reportedly wanted to speak with Trisha but ran out of time), Charlie XCX, and Chapel Roan. Trisha found Charlie XCX and Chapel Roan to be surprisingly nice and down-to-earth, contrasting with their 'cool girl' public personas. She also detailed the challenges of quick interviews and dealing with unexpected guests.

Trisha recounts hosting the red carpet, interactions with Kylie Jenner, Charlie XCX, and Chapel Roan, and the pressure of conducting interviews.

A moment on the red carpet where Trisha kissed Terry O'Connor went viral. Trisha describes the kiss as spontaneous, likening it to a European greeting, and admits she was nervous and unsure of the type of kiss. Moses, her husband, was present and reportedly gave his 'approval' on the spot, leading to widespread online commentary and inquiries from other celebrities about Terry O'Connor's relationship status.

Trisha discusses the viral kiss with Terry O'Connor, her nervousness, Moses's reaction, and the subsequent online buzz.

Trisha and her team visited the Warner Brothers Studio Tour, which she found to be an amazing experience despite poor planning. She was severely hungry throughout the four-hour tour, which negatively impacted her energy. Moses attempted to film in areas where video recording was prohibited, causing Trisha embarrassment. Highlights included sets from 'Friends' and 'The Big Bang Theory', but a lack of 'Aquaman' merchandise was noted as 'diabolical'.

Trisha details her hunger, the tour's length, Moses's unauthorized filming, and the absence of 'Aquaman' merchandise.

The hosts discussed various Grammy moments, including Sam Smith's controversial prosthetic outfit, which sparked debate about blurring and censorship rules. Harry Styles' outfit (Dior blazer, jeans, ballet flats) was deemed 'diabolical' and his late arrival 'bratty'. Performances by Sabrina Carpenter and Cats' Eyes were praised despite vocal critics, with the hosts defending performers who combine intense choreography with live singing. Justin Bieber's intimate performance and new back tattoo (debated as Haley Bieber or Jesus) were also highlighted.

Discussion of Sam Smith's outfit (1:00:02), Harry Styles' outfit and late arrival (1:07:31), Sabrina Carpenter's performance (1:10:51), Cats' Eyes performance (1:13:33), and Justin Bieber's performance and tattoo (1:50:55).

Matthew Morrison, known from Glee, is touring a cabaret show where he tells a dramatic story about 9/11. He recounts being trapped underground during the attacks, writing goodbye notes, only to emerge and find his girlfriend in bed with another man. He then delivers the line, 'You might want to turn on the TV, 9/11 just happened,' before transitioning into a musical theater song, creating a moment the hosts describe as 'performance art' but also 'insane' for centering a tragedy around personal drama.

Oscar describes Matthew Morrison's 9/11 story and subsequent song (1:57:10).

YouTuber Markiplier self-funded, produced, directed, and starred in his horror film 'Iron Lung' with a $3 million budget. Despite initial rejections from major theater chains, a fan campaign led to its widespread theatrical release. The film became a box office success, making over three times its budget on the first day and nearly reaching number one, demonstrating the power of independent distribution and fan engagement.

Discussion of Markiplier's 'Iron Lung' film, its self-funding, theatrical distribution challenges, fan rally, and box office performance.