"viral for yelling at a Petco employee, 10 million views"
The panel of internet sensations introduces themselves, ranging from a COVID-19 parody singer to a man famous for falling down three flights of stairs.
"My name is Violet Jacobs. I go viral for coronavirus parody songs."
"I went viral on TikTok for yelling at a Petco employee."
"I can drink pretty much everything that's liquid."
"Ah, brother, this is going to leave a mark."
Kyler plays devil's advocate by questioning Iris on her dog supplements, leading to a debate about the reliability of Google versus personal experience.
"What would you say to those critics who are saying you are forcibly giving pets mange?"
"I would have to say look at the science."
"You have to think to yourself, what is Google? How did it get here?"
The panel of viral stars introduces themselves, including a coronavirus parody singer, a Petco-yelling advocate, a chugging grandma-pranker, a split-teaching Londoner, and a man famous for falling down stairs.
"My name is Violet Jacobs. I go viral for coronavirus parody songs."
"My name is Iris Judlow, and I went viral on TikTok for yelling at a Petco employee."
"I'm Francé is my name. So like France? No, it's Francé."
Iris defends her dog supplements against critics who claim she is giving pets mange, citing her own research on Google and her new TLC reality show Dog Mom.
"What would you say to those critics who are saying you are forcibly giving pets mange?"
"I would have to say look at the science."
"It sort of blocks out accountability in its entirety."
Iris reveals she was raised in a prison until age 15, which she considers a mere backstory to her true passion: eating shrimp tacos and partnering with Peloton.
"I was actually raised in a prison. I was a prison child."
"The show is about how much you love tacos. Yes. That's just kind of the backstory."
"My assistant actually built sort of a carrier under the handles so he can just sit and watch me take my classes."
The panel of internet sensations introduces themselves, boasting about their niche viral moments ranging from coronavirus parody songs to falling down three flights of stairs.
"My name is Violet Jacobs. I go viral for coronavirus parody songs."
"I went viral on TikTok for yelling at a Petco employee."
"I'd say something around a billion-kajillion views."
Iris Judlow defends her doggy skincare line against accusations of giving pets mange by suggesting critics 'look at the science' on Google, which she considers a primary source.
"What would you say to those critics who are saying you are forcibly giving pets mange?"
"It depends on what scientist and what source, you know, you look at say a website like Google."
"You have to think to yourself what is Google, how did it get here, and why is it on Google?"
Iris discusses her TLC reality show 'Dog Mom' and her innovative Peloton partnership where dogs sit in carriers while their owners exercise.
"I heard you're also the first TV show exclusively partnering with Peloton."
"My assistant actually built sort of a carrier under the handles so he can just sit and watch me."
"I have partnered with my good friend Selena Gomez and we are actually doing a dog yoga class."
The creators discuss the networking benefits of attending 'TikTok party parks' where posting a single photo can lead to explosive follower growth.
"Every time I go to a TikTok party park, I gain like 100,000 followers."
"It was a lot younger than I thought it was going to be."
The influencers discuss their shared experience at a TikTok party in El Segundo, noting the extreme youth of the attendees and the massive follower gains resulting from simple proximity to other creators.
"It was a lot younger than I thought it was going to be."
"Every time I go to a TikTok party park, I gain like a hundred thousand followers."