Between Creators
BETWEEN CREATORS strips away the persona. Eight episodes, sixteen of the biggest names in creator culture (paired one-on-one, no host, no script) talking the way they never get to on camera. Not an interview. A conversation between two people who've lived the same impossible fame, the same industry, the same scrutiny, and finally have someone across from them who actually gets it.
Between Creators
Episode 2 - Adriana Chechik & Megan Rain
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Adriana Chechik and Megan Rain built their careers side by side, same era, same drive, same "go big or go home" mindset from day one. But underneath the hustle and drive was something real: the long hours of work building a name on the internet before virality did the work for you, the toll of growing up in the public eye, and the behind-the-scenes turmoil that almost cost them everything. In this second episode of our series, these two megastars share the love and the chaos, revisiting the trip that almost ruined their friendship, the nights that got them banned from the Four Seasons, and the years of award-show heartbreak that turned into one of the loudest standing ovations ever received. This is a story of resilience, friendship, and coming back from the silence.
So I remember us like flopping around on the beach in the mermaid tales and then we drove to the four seasons. We had a few shots and we were dancing in the lobby and the manager was like, you ladies can't be dancing. Yeah, because we're in our beach.
SPEAKER_01Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Do you remember the first time we hung out off camera?
SPEAKER_01You know what? It may have been ABN to the taco place. Yeah, and Alvin.
SPEAKER_02Didn't we go to a party after or something?
SPEAKER_01Yeah. We were always crazy at parties.
SPEAKER_02We would get so crazy at parties that like the first two months we were hanging out, people would be like, oh, the fun's here. But then we were so crazy that maybe after three months of people getting to know us, we could be doing the craziest things in front of everybody in the party, and nobody would even acknowledge it. Like I remember making out with you at a party on top of a glass table and no one cared. Yeah. I was like, that's when I knew we were really like wild.
SPEAKER_01Everyone was just like would just put us away. They'd be like, all right, give them a room. Real? Yes. They need to go, they need to go do their thing. Because we were just all over each other always. Oh, and we dressed the same that night too. One of our nights that we went out, we went out in schoolgirl outfits, fishnets, to play pool. Try to be good girls. We definitely tried not to be good girls. And we invited Oliver Flynn on our night out. And and uh it was a lot of fun. But I have videos of us in the bathroom stall. Uh-huh. My legs are up on the toilet. I know. This is a restaurant. And nobody, no, we must have done things kind of sleek. Because there is no way that I would never notice two girls in the bathroom stall if I was in the bathroom. You know what?
SPEAKER_02I think it's like LA environment. Maybe, because when I look back at these videos, they weren't that inconspicuous. Yeah. How many shots did we have that night? Maybe No, that was it. That was it. I remember when we were playing pool. We each had, I think maybe four or five shots, and Oliver kept drinking a lot because we were bending over. Very short skirts. Very short skirts. FishNet, no one. I remember people would look at us and we would make out. Other people would be peeking and we'd make out.
SPEAKER_01Um I wish I was that person still. Yeah, and then he drank so much because he was nervous and he failed. And we are a fun time. So like we might outdrink them. Yeah, yeah. Back then, at least.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, we were vicious together. We were vicious together. We were kind of like, we were like the mean girls to the boys. Do you remember? Do you remember?
SPEAKER_01So then when we yet, I remember you. I kicked him out. And you were shocked. And when I say mean girl, I don't mean you are a mean girl, but yes, you're a vicious. No, I was like, if you can't keep it up, get out. Yeah, yeah. So we come back home, and mind you, your boyfriend is sleeping in the bed. Okay. And you are such a good girlfriend, by the way. You're like, I gotta go bang my boyfriend really quick. You're you always do this. Yeah, I'm pretty odd. Okay, but it wasn't that night, it was a different night. But you did that. So then, or but you did wake him up to then film us having a threesome with Oliver. Yep. And then Oliver. So we're out with another guy. We come home, we wake up your boyfriend to film us sleeping with another guy. This other guy. Yeah. Super chill of him. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Really nice guy. He's like, yeah, sure, I'll film it. And then what's crazy is we were going out and filming all these like public things, and there was no, there was no platforms. We were just like, why were we filming it? Snapchat. Oh, that's right. But we weren't even getting paid.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, we were not getting paid. It was just our excuse.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. You know, one of the funniest things I have on Snapchat is actually when we went to Hawaii to go shoot with Kissa, and we had those like awesome three days with Kissa and Johnny Sins. And then you and me purposely missed our flights on the way home. That's right. Remember? Because our agent would have killed us. That's right. So we purposely missed our flights.
SPEAKER_01Stay another night.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, so we could stay another night. Then we rented that car, drove to like a scenic area, and then we drove to the Four Seasons. And when we were at the Four Seasons, we had a few shots. Yeah. We bought Kid Mermaid Tales. Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_01So we thought we were gonna go on a hike up a volcano.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. And then we're the mermaid tales. So I remember us like flopping around on the beach in the mermaid tales.
SPEAKER_01Kids mermaid tales.
SPEAKER_02Yep.
SPEAKER_01Yep.
SPEAKER_02And then I remember after stage, we came back and we were dancing in the lobby. And the manager was like, you ladies can't be dancing. They threw shirts at us. Yeah, because we were in our bikinis. Yeah. They physically threw shirts at us.
SPEAKER_01That's just oh man, four seasons.
SPEAKER_02That's kind of like I feel like how our friendship was like we were just like hog wild, had a good time, and then people were like, okay, now you're too crazy. Yeah. I feel like time for bed.
SPEAKER_01I feel like they really all like us, but they just want to observe.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_01They're like, wow, those are entertainment. We're entertainment. We should have had a reality show. We should have had a reality show because those days were just like unlike anything else. But that trip to Hawaii was my very favorite trip with you. You almost fell over a w waterfall. I almost fell over there. Remember that? Yeah, we were trying to cross the waterfall with Johnny Sins and Kiss of Sins. Yeah. And we just had got done shooting our scene in the waterfall in Maui. The water's getting a little faster on the waterfall. So we have to get down. We have to cross the creek. Yep. And so I remember you guys crossed it and you're like, watch out, there's a little thingamab there. As you slipped. I don't watch it and I barely caught the rock with my right hand because like it took the rest of my body.
SPEAKER_02That's all I remember is I remember looking back and seeing just a little hand, like this waterfall.
SPEAKER_01Wow, Derek would have been mad.
SPEAKER_02He would have been like, you did what to Megan. And you know what's the other craziest thing? Is right after that, the next day, after you almost had a near-death experience, we went to the black sand beach and we cliff jumped twice. Where you're not supposed to cliff jump, it's extremely dangerous.
SPEAKER_01We had no idea.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, we let a a homeless man was sitting up there and he would tell us, he would tell you when to go for a beer.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, he was a homeless local in our events, so he knew the island. He knew. He knew we were fine. Yeah, he knew he knew we were fine. But yeah, I'll let water fine. Just remember I grabbed with my right hand, I look up at you, Dottie and Kiss, and you guys were all just like, okay, good. Come up now that you're fine. Came up here. And I was like, woo, that was Fen.
SPEAKER_02Oh my god. You know what I think?
SPEAKER_01So carefree.
SPEAKER_02I think the reason why we did sexual things like a lot off camera is because for us, like sexual experiences are a thrill-seeking type experience, like adrenaline rush. So I think that we just really liked the adrenaline rush and we did it off camera as well because it gave us that same like because if you think about it, like a lot of our times where we were doing nothing, we were doing crazy things. We were doing crazy things. Jumping off a cliff into the beach, you know?
SPEAKER_01Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_02And then yeah, we're just always.
SPEAKER_01We were always trying to find, I think, just like, I don't know, the just happiness. And I feel like we always had that with each other. Yeah. We're horrible influences. No, we're great influences.
SPEAKER_00Okay, okay.
SPEAKER_01Talk about. Yeah, yeah. Look at where we are. It's so great. It's so true. It's so true. We make each other so happy that it's just like everything sounds like a good idea with you.
SPEAKER_02Oh, this friendship is like, this is this is too fun to not be a friendship, and this is too fun to be somebody that we like, yeah, you know, have strife against in a competitive way.
SPEAKER_01So and I was never competitive like to your spot either. I think like that. That's really nice. That was another thing. I I never really even I came into this industry not knowing that there was even such thing as competition in this industry. So I was just really happy to be where I was. Yeah. You can have best dressed, you could be best um, you know, best at what you do. Yeah. And I really felt like you were striving for goals throughout the year. You know, you're like, I'm making this DVD to be qualified for this to enter it into award shows. Like you really strategically thought these scenes out. And that was like really cool to see that you're not just like a girl who's just like, I just want to have sex with everyone. Yeah. That's not what you were there for. Yeah. You were there to take this industry as a business and a professional job.
SPEAKER_02That's why I needed a friend like you to make I respected that. To bring me back down though, you know, have more fun. But getting ready with you. We I think conventions were where we actually started hanging out off camera.
SPEAKER_01Do you remember, were you? I think actually that was the first memory with you because that was the night that I was not friends with you, Abby, or Morgan yet. Yeah. And I was 18 at my very first exotica, and I got some lovely fan to bring me an entire bottle of vodka.
SPEAKER_02Yes.
unknownYes.
SPEAKER_01And so here I go. And then all three of us were immediately like, oh hey, hi, you're so cool. While Megan just chugging vodka. Yeah. Uh had no boundaries yet with that. Um, and then all of a sudden, 18-year-old Megan is on the floor like a little drunk.
unknownRolling around.
SPEAKER_02And you guys are much more true. I remember, actually, I think I remember like wiping lip gloss off of you and stuff, and you were like, Am I drunk? And we're like, no, no, no, you're fine. You're fine.
SPEAKER_01You're fine. The fans love it. And they did. And gosh, I think I am thankful that that did not affect my career too much because No, but you know what?
SPEAKER_02Like, you were safe. You were in a safe environment. All of the girls were there. Yeah. You know, and I was you have to be crazy.
SPEAKER_01I was too safe to where I started feeling like you guys were telling me what to do. And really? Yeah, and so that's why I left. Really? Remember why I left in the middle of the and then Maybe we were. Yeah, so so what happened was that we went, we left Exotica, went back to the hotel, and I there's like a little party at the bar. There's a little party at the bar, right? And I'm dancing. I shouldn't be there. Dancing and I trip the whole line. Yeah. Like I trip and then the whole line behind me trips. Yeah, yeah. And then so our bodyguard at the time was like, hey, Megan, let's go get sneakers. Yeah. Wink, wink, I'm not gonna let you back downstairs. Yeah. So he brings me in the room and he's like, sorry, you can't go back down there, Megan. Yeah. And I was like, who do you think you are? My dad. Okay. And I was like, I'm leaving. One thing about me is I hate being trapped anywhere. I don't know why. So I'm just like, I'm leaving, but I think you was it, were you in no, you were not there. You were out feature dancing, I think.
SPEAKER_02What was I? I think so. Maybe that was it, because you were crying and you were like yelling, crying about everything.
SPEAKER_01Yes, because then when I'm telling him, like, are you my dad? I looked to my left and Morgan and Abby are in the bed recording me. Yeah. And I was like, what?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I think, I think I asked you if you wanted a hug. Did I? I think that's what happened. You were coming out as I was coming in and you were crying. And I was like, Do you want a hug?
SPEAKER_01Did I say yes?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I hugged you. I remember hugging you and you were crying about it.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, I just disappeared. I went to the airport right away in my little pink cheetah onesie, I think I had, and I remember being hungover the whole flight. Yeah. And I remember the flight attendants looking at me like, why is this? What made you think we were like controlling you? I don't know. I think I just had come out of high school. Yeah. And I was just like literally, maybe the convention was August and I had turned 18 in June. Yeah. Okay. So I I was never controlled in high school. Yeah. And so for somebody to be like, you stay here, I was just traumatized. Yeah. I was like, I'm a wild child. What do you mean? I was just rebellious.
SPEAKER_02Um You know what I think? I think that sometimes I was annoyed that you were allowed to have a boyfriend, you were allowed to go out.
unknownYeah.
SPEAKER_01Because Derek was not that way with me. I'm surprised because yeah, he never like um was as mean to me as the stories that I heard.
SPEAKER_02I think if someone would have yelled at you or told you what to do, you would have done the opposite.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, like when he caught my boyfriend in the apartment. Yes. So our agent, uh, like what you said, got the apartment. I'm not really sure why he did that. I just had to.
SPEAKER_02I think he didn't want you around all of us. Really? I think, I think, okay. So I remember one time being in the office and they were talking about you, not in a bad way, but I remember uh someone saying that you're very impressionable. We have a child, everybody. Watch out. And very young, and very young. So I think that he got you an apartment burst living in the model house with the rest of the girls. So you wouldn't be dragged into some of the drama and the crazy things. What a horrible idea. Little did he know, like cell phones, like everything. And you did the things on your own, like like having a boyfriend sneak into an apartment.
SPEAKER_01I came alone to LA and I know how to do things alone, even worse. So for him to I to isolate me was actually worse when I really probably did need a community of girls.
SPEAKER_02But yes, he What did he do when he found that guy in there?
SPEAKER_01So what happened? I didn't know. I don't know. One of the rules for Derek's apartment was no boys, no, just like model house rules. Yeah. Fran, our front desk lady, she knocked on my door at like 11 p.m. I'm not really sure how they got wind of boyfriend.
SPEAKER_02Night check-ins.
SPEAKER_01Night check-ins, yeah. And then I don't know how she got wind of it, but she's like, all right, Megan, I'm walking in, I'm gonna check your house. I like thank you to the accent. She was good, right? You heard that?
SPEAKER_00Keep going, keep going.
SPEAKER_01She's just walking through, she's like, there better not be no boys in here, Megan. And um and she opens up my closet and there's just you know, you just picture like a like a like a naked man-grown man hiding in fetal position in my closet. And Fran just looks at him, looks at me, looks at him, looks at me. He's got to go, Megan. Wait, who is the guy? His name was Sebastian.
SPEAKER_02Oh, it wasn't an industry.
SPEAKER_01It wasn't.
SPEAKER_02Oh man, this poor man.
SPEAKER_01I know, I know. He had no idea.
SPEAKER_02And he had nowhere to What did Derek say when he yelled you?
SPEAKER_01So they were like he didn't yell at you? Uh he wasn't there. So Fran did though in the hallway, walking us out, made some phone calls, like, you know, yes, there's so I hear that they're communicating back and forth, right? And um, but when she said Megan, he's gotta go, I said, well then I'm going too. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02And then Derek was like, well, shit.
SPEAKER_01I did and I left. I went back to Palm Springs. Yeah. I said, bye. You have a lot of runaways. I did, I did. I did that often actually, I think, in life. I think yeah I did actually runaway quite often. Uh so you know, yeah, I'll just do what I want. So we'll get into that one deeper. Okay. So um, yeah, so I was like, okay, well, if he's not allowed, then I'm leaving too, because I'm I'm just down like that. Yeah. You know, I'm just a down girl. So then I left with him.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Girl. I was like the complete opposite. I think I was only rebellious when it came to pushing my body. Like, I don't think I never really did anything that anybody would be like, you need to be home for a shoot or anything. I think I was so focused.
SPEAKER_01Do you feel like you were rebellious before you got into the industry?
SPEAKER_02No, I've always been like a straight and narrow girl. Really? Like people on the internet are like, you're so crazy, you do all this crazy stuff, and I'm like, yeah, well, I go to bed at 10 and like read my book and do the same shit every day. That's so cool.
SPEAKER_01Because me, I feel like I I got into it because I had nothing to lose. Yeah. Right? But you why do you and I was just rebellious and sexual already, but why do you feel like you you got into it if you were so prim and proper?
SPEAKER_02Okay, because I wanted to work a normal nine to five. And then when I saw that this was a business, I was like, if I'm going to be naked on the internet, I want to be the best naked person on the internet. All right. Yeah. Okay. So I think that's why I was like so straight and narrow because I knew I knew what I wanted.
SPEAKER_01And once you understand, and I think not everybody has that click, that it's not just subsurface sex. Yeah. It's an entire business. You can't show up to set drunk, you can't show up to set uh hungover. The director is not going to want us back. And so porn saved me in a way. Yeah. Because I was I was spiraling before I got into it. And so the fact that I had to care about something, care about direction. And have direction and and built this family, it was it was genuinely something I cared about very much. And the very first time I became competitive was my show. Do you remember our showtime show that we were on for best female performer and best new starlet?
SPEAKER_02Oh shit. Do you remember? Oh, some of these are like injecting into my brain the whole memory. Yes.
SPEAKER_01I totally forgot about it. And I think that was the first time where I tried to put my brand in the forefront. Yeah. I was like, okay, I'm gonna win Best New Starlet. Yeah. I have TV cameras following. Oh my god. Okay, okay, okay, okay.
SPEAKER_02Sorry. Random, random thing. I remember we had they mic'd us up for that show. Um, and I remember forgetting that I had the mic on. Oh no. And me and a bunch of girls went into the bathroom, not realizing that we had the mic on. Oh no. And like, remember they were following us around and they mic'd us up? Yes. And then like, I forget whose boob, who had a boob job, but we were all touching each other's boobs. Like girls were doing whatever they were doing. And I remember coming out of the bathroom and like talking smack about people. And I was with another performer, we were talking trash, and the producer comes up and he goes, Hey, friendly reminder, like you're mic'ed. We heard all of that. And I was like, that's right.
SPEAKER_00Oh my god.
SPEAKER_01I will my secrets are out there now. Everyone knows. I will say competition, though those awards brought us out the best and the worst in us. Yeah. But I feel like you were should have won at least two more awards. Thank you. You should have had at least two of those years. Like thank you. I'd say all of them, but you know.
SPEAKER_02When Riley won that year, I think I was like hysterical. Yeah. And I think you were like wiping my tears off.
SPEAKER_01That was the showtime.
unknownYeah.
SPEAKER_01That was the showtime show, and we were both devastated. It ended in a tragedy. No, that was. I lost against Abella Danger. Yep. And you lost against Riley Reid.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. You crying with Cade and who else was next to us? Seth Gamble was crying. Was it?
SPEAKER_01It wasn't just us that thought you should win. Yeah. It was, I think it was the whole industry. Yeah. And for some reason, and I mean, good on them, but Spiegel's people would always win. Yeah, yeah. I know. And so it became this little rival rivalry, right, between LA Direct. LA Direct and Spiegeler. Yeah. Because he had top girls and LA Direct had top girls, but people didn't really like our agents. Yes. But you know what I always said?
SPEAKER_02Who's getting paid more?
unknownUs.
SPEAKER_02It's like the mean girl vibe.
SPEAKER_00You know, you're like, oh, what are you doing for the Christ? Dang. Um anyway.
SPEAKER_02But I do remember, and I like say I can't talk too much on it because I cry if I think about it, but one of the best memories in my entire porn career was not the feeling of winning that award was seeing everybody in the audience when I won stand up. And I've been to like a ton of word shows before that, and I've been to some after. I've never seen the entire group of your like peers stand up and cheer you on. And it was just like one of the moments.
SPEAKER_01It was so epic because I feel like, yeah, I feel like we were all disappointed for like two years. We're like, so when you finally did, I think we're all just like, I remember you being there every time I cried.
SPEAKER_02Oh really? Yeah, I do. Yeah, yeah. Oh gosh. Yeah. I feel like we kind of had the same experiences. Like down to even like the boyfriends. Like we had we both had like boyfriends throughout a lot of our career who were into the same weird stuff. They were, they were. They're like, just record it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So we were like really like a couple years apart, but on the same journey.
SPEAKER_01We were honestly. We had the same mindset going into it. Go big or go home. You know, um, and we said we're gonna be the best at what we do in individual time. I think we did too. Yeah. I think we did too. I wish I stuck it out a little longer. Yeah, you do? I do. I wish I stuck it out a little longer and went out while I was young. Okay. Because now that I'm older, it's harder to come back in. Yeah. You have a lot of sides. Yeah, the mentals different. The mental's different, and I didn't realize that when I left at 21.
SPEAKER_02I'm not this person. Now I have to remember how to like squeeze back into this identity.
SPEAKER_01And it's so much different when And how do you fit Adriana into the person you are now and make it make sense together? Yes. Yes, that's how I was too because Megan is 18. Yeah. Megan is crazy, but now myself who's 29 and much more collected. I mean just growing up, you know, it's hard to show people how I'm a different Megan. now. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02There's so much to say about the difference between the industry when we got in and the industry now. I think there's so many positive things that have happened and I think the era of influencers has given the girls a lot more say so. I think before when we were first in the industry, like our agents and stuff, we didn't really push back on that, right? So now the new performers they really push back and they have really, really good boundaries. I think same thing with this generation that's coming up has really good boundaries. But I know for a fact that I was one of the last true porn stars. Like I believe that in my soul. Unless something changes and goes back, I think I think DVDs made a lot of what was a star because you used to have to wait for them and be on the cover. And the way that people celebrated you was like if you were a movie star. And I think the difference now is girls are really I think everyone's just going for a viral moment. Girls are going out and doing things that are not well received for the wow factor because we don't care if it's positive or negative. We just want to get virility right and I feel like me and you don't think of work in that aspect. Yeah. Well I think I think now being viral is your income right the more viral clicks the more it translates into income. For us our advertisements were the performances. Yes.
SPEAKER_01You know all we have to do is be rated number one on a pornhouse.
SPEAKER_02Exactly like our advertisements were direct performances.
SPEAKER_01Yes and and to see it just so easily it discredits I feel like the hard work that we put into it. And it also it kind of affects me to this day when I shoot things I put a lot more into the video than I think I need to. Yeah. I'm like still putting up lighting in the backgrounds and I'm still like making like okay how do I look like I have a nice lingerie on. Yeah. And I don't think you have to do that anymore. Yeah. And that frustrates me because it was so beautiful to be artsy. It was artistic.
SPEAKER_02Sometimes I get fatigue um and I'll just be in a rut like man why don't I want to like make content at home or why don't I want to do this? And it'll every time circular thinking re-pops into my brain and I'm like oh yeah because I got into porn to be a star not to be supply on demand right? I think that's why we're so business minded. I think that's why all the girls in our era have really good brands and I think that all the girls in our era have staying power. So long after we're performing long after we're even in in the social media eye I think people will still be giving money to Megan Rain as a brand, Adriana as a brand. I don't think that happens nowadays because they're just moments in time rather than building something that's true and stable.
SPEAKER_01You're so right with that and we really got to meet our fans literally we met them and I feel like door to door salesmanship.
SPEAKER_02We were on the ground floor at at conventions shaking their hair.
SPEAKER_01We are working for every single fan that we have and luckily that hard work has paid off and I mean I I really love the fan base.
SPEAKER_02I feel like the way you are on social media you're very forthcoming in a in a great way everybody feels like they're personally intimate with you and you build a good relationship with each each and every individual like that. And you are a businesswoman. You're a very strong businesswoman and you're really really really good to your fans and I think it means most and you're just successful because of it.
SPEAKER_01Thank you. Yeah. Yeah no I think the same with you. I think that you are an amazing human being and it's taken you so far in this industry and I think that everybody else sees that light in you. Even in the years I didn't speak with you or we weren't speaking with each other and I saw all the tragedy that you went through. Yeah. And I'm sorry I couldn't be there for you like closer. You went through a lot and I never saw that you were scared. Yeah. Thank you. Don't make me cry. I'm getting emotional. You you you you actually laughed at it. I saw you're like you were in your back brace for Halloween and you were um the girl who got hit by the bus on Mean Girls. Yep. And listen I you to watch a butterfly get caught is the saddest thing ever because you're not a girl who should be tied down. Thanks. And and you love amusement parks and you love being a kid and you loved your dog and so for me to know that you couldn't go on roller coasters anymore I was like this girl's going through a lot but I never saw it. Like you are stronger through it all. Thank you. You are you never give up. Here you are still it didn't it didn't make you go away you didn't retreat.
SPEAKER_02No you didn't which I feel like I would have I got so lucky I think with my fans being so good to me that I was like wow how could I let any of this go if I'm so supported by them. You made me a better person.
SPEAKER_01And we talk again. I feel like I went through a lot of trauma too and it's made me a better person and it's made me be able to circle back around to who I am now to soak it in.
SPEAKER_02We've definitely bonded over our trauma but we've also bonded through our sisterhood.
SPEAKER_00Yeah yeah we've shared the same the same journey the weird hug we should still we have to be serious is this better yes we love you. Why do you make me cry? I didn't mean to I was going to cry too I'm happy we're on each other's eyes again I know serious seriously girl