Best Podcast Episodes About Harry Styles
Everything podcasters are saying about Harry Styles — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 01, 2026 – 24 episodes
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“… way the industry is going is away from Taylor Swift's sprawling, globe-trotting heiress tour and towards a much more localized show schedule. Harry Styles defended his decision in a recent interview with Zane Lowe, saying that he thinks performing a residency in one location leads to a better show than touring in multiple cities. But fans would disagree. Here he is singing We Belong Together, one style's diehard told The Wall Street Journal, lyrics from his new song Aperture. But getting together feels unaffordable and unattainable to a lot of folks. Neil, there is a concentrated effort to …”
“… & Company did some shows at The Sphere, the manager of the band said they recreated Grateful Dead's famous wall of sound and opened the exhibit up for free. Bad Bunny famously reserved his first nine shows exclusively for locals to attend. But the general way the industry is going is away from Taylor Swift's sprawling, globe-trotting heiress tour and towards a much more localized show schedule. Harry Styles defended his decision in a recent interview with Zane Lowe, saying that he thinks performing a residency in one location leads to a better show than touring in multiple cities. But fans would disagree. Here he is singing We Belong Together, one style's diehard told The Wall Street Journal, lyrics from his new song Aperture. But getting together feels unaffordable and unattainable to a lot of folks. Neil, there is a concentrated effort to concentrate concerts. First of all, props to Lisa. Lisa is the first K-pop artist to stage a Las Vegas residency. We got this news yesterday. She's probably the biggest individual artist to come out of the K-pop boom of the last decade, at least on Instagram. She is the largest following of all K-pop stars with more than 107 million followers. She was on …”
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Superstar artists are shifting from globe-trotting tours to localized residencies, with Harry Styles and Blackpink's Lisa leading the trend. This change is driven by high demand and the desire for artists to minimize travel while maximizing profits, leaving fans struggling with increased costs to attend shows. As the era of sprawling tours fades, the music industry is embracing a more concentrated concert experience.
“… world. I don't really experienced that with the outside world? I can think of one time in my 20s and I was in like a Soho house in London and Harry Styles came in and so we were all freaking out in my group and we were kind of following him around, you know, at a safe distance and just observing him and poor guy, poor guy. But we were like, should we talk to him? I'm pretty sure that's the only time. I feel like his entire life is being observed as a wild animal from a distance. A hundred percent. Yeah. And he was so tall and handsome, and we were like, who's going to have the courage to talk to …”
“… I've just been traveling so much that I'm like, oh, I want to be there. I want to hear all the funny things everybody's saying. And yeah, yeah. Yeah. You're kind of living in a state of FOMO when you're away. Yeah. I guess I was thinking of the outside world. I don't really experienced that with the outside world? I can think of one time in my 20s and I was in like a Soho house in London and Harry Styles came in and so we were all freaking out in my group and we were kind of following him around, you know, at a safe distance and just observing him and poor guy, poor guy. But we were like, should we talk to him? I'm pretty sure that's the only time. I feel like his entire life is being observed as a wild animal from a distance. A hundred percent. Yeah. And he was so tall and handsome, and we were like, who's going to have the courage to talk to him? And then it was getting later and later, and I was like, I got to go. And he kind of maybe peripherally knew someone in our group, but he was very closed off. So then I went home, and 20 minutes later, my friend texted me a photo of her linking arms with Harry Styles, and drinking from champagne glasses. Like she just went for it. As soon as I …”
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In a hilarious twist of fate, Tig shares a story about missing a chance to talk to Harry Styles while her friend swoops in for the win. The relatable FOMO moment strikes a chord as they discuss the absurdity of celebrity encounters and the fear of missing out on life’s best moments. Katie, a listener, hilariously reveals her own FOMO about potentially missing a live show due to her impending childbirth.
“… How did you decide that was the right decision for you? Because he's spied on me in the past. Do you want to hear a funny story? Please. You know, Harry Jousey. Yes. So we have the same birthday. So last May, this was when me and Jordan are separated. I responded to Harry's story and I was like, oh my gosh, birthday twins. He like voice memos me. And you know how he talks? He's like, you naughty kitten, whatever. He's like, you naughty little possum That what it was He was like how your birthday going Naughty possum And I was like good How yours He like great I going on a hike That it Okay This …”
“Is it true? I heard you changed your phone number. Yeah, he has no clue what it is now. I had my old phone to communicate with him about the kids, but he doesn't know my new phone number. It's going to be very separate now. How did you decide that was the right decision for you? Because he's spied on me in the past. Do you want to hear a funny story? Please. You know, Harry Jousey. Yes. So we have the same birthday. So last May, this was when me and Jordan are separated. I responded to Harry's story and I was like, oh my gosh, birthday twins. He like voice memos me. And you know how he talks? He's like, you naughty kitten, whatever. He's like, you naughty little possum That what it was He was like how your birthday going Naughty possum And I was like good How yours He like great I going on a hike That it Okay This is an Instagram I in Europe I get a call at 4am from Jordan He like do you have to tell me something And I was like what do you mean He went to the links He hacked my Instagram while we're separated, created a fake phone number to then send himself the audios and then have the phone number say, dude, I think you should know about this. Your wife's …”
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Jessi shares a wild story about her ex-husband hacking her Instagram and falsely accusing her of cheating after she innocently interacted with a celebrity. The absurdity of him spying and projecting his own misdeeds onto her makes for a hilarious yet shocking tale of separation drama.
“… First of all let give credit to the loud what the fuck from the Houston man It sounded like he drives a truck for a living Let put a spotlight on Harry Homophobe up there in the third balcony He made it all the way through until Mackenzie goes, I had one boyfriend. What the fuck? Better not have been in my neighborhood. I mean, you can fuck them and all, but Jesus Christ saying you're in a fucking relationship, guys, fuck. You keep that tism dick and that female haircut out of my cul-de-sac. Where's my Burger King? What the fuck? I'm going to have to drive to Southwest Houston just and scream …”
“… meerkat. Oh, my God. He now identifies as a meerkat. Yeah. Okay, let's go back to the question. Where are we at? 50-50? 50-50. Honestly, my track record is mostly women, but I have probably fooled around with two guys, and I've had one boyfriend. Ooh. First of all let give credit to the loud what the fuck from the Houston man It sounded like he drives a truck for a living Let put a spotlight on Harry Homophobe up there in the third balcony He made it all the way through until Mackenzie goes, I had one boyfriend. What the fuck? Better not have been in my neighborhood. I mean, you can fuck them and all, but Jesus Christ saying you're in a fucking relationship, guys, fuck. You keep that tism dick and that female haircut out of my cul-de-sac. Where's my Burger King? What the fuck? I'm going to have to drive to Southwest Houston just and scream the N-word in a field after this. You were a woman and the gayest thing you said is that you had a boyfriend. Yeah. Tell us about his boyfriend. He actually came on the show one time. His name is Jackson Namey. Nobody cares about that. Tell us about your boyfriend. That was him. It was fine. It was okay. I have a girlfriend now. I like it better. …”
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In this segment, the conversation takes a wild turn when a guest identifies as a meerkat after discussing their gender preferences. The comedic highlight comes when the audience reacts to the revelation of having a boyfriend, sparking a hilarious commentary on societal norms and expectations, punctuated by the outrageous quip about 'tism dick' and the need for Burger King.
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In this segment, the hosts hilariously dive into their different thinking styles, with one host struggling to even imagine being a visual thinker. The banter about defensiveness and the absurdity of their contrasting inner lives creates a relatable and entertaining moment for listeners.
“Next up, from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban that came out back in 2004, it is Marauder's Map, which is a hand-illustrated folding prop that was used by the students at Hogwarts. Had an estimated production cost of about $500 to $2,000. This one does look really cool. But when I think about The Prisoner of Azkaban, this wouldn't be one of the items that I would think I would really want that from that movie. Seeing it now, I do remember it. And I think …”
“Next up, from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban that came out back in 2004, it is Marauder's Map, which is a hand-illustrated folding prop that was used by the students at Hogwarts. Had an estimated production cost of about $500 to $2,000. This one does look really cool. But when I think about The Prisoner of Azkaban, this wouldn't be one of the items that I would think I would really want that from that movie. Seeing it now, I do remember it. And I think the fact that it looks very Harry Potter-ish is what really makes it cool. It is pretty big. You look at it and it looks like a giant menu and it opens kind of from the center where you fold it in and you can read all the text in the front. And then when you open it up, it essentially turns into this big map. And you see inside it says Hogwarts …”
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In this hilarious segment, Movie Mike humorously imagines a scenario where Nicolas Cage breaks into his house to steal the Marauder's Map, comparing it to the Declaration of Independence. The absurdity of needing bulletproof glass for a piece of paper and the thought of Cage using lemon juice for hidden treasures makes for a memorable and funny moment.
“… ugly. Well, that's my thing. See, look, even when he takes an okay photo, you still see it underneath there. Yeah. He's still got the thing. I mean, Harry Styles is balding. I still like his music. But he's still handsome. Oh, my God. Are you crazy? He's the hottest guy in the world right now. That's bullshit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. See, he's still handsome. Yeah. Look up the ugliest man on earth. Look it up. Ugliest man on earth. Okay. Don't Google Andres. That's mean. Let's just go to that. The fifth one, right? Yeah, that guy, right? No, that's a face. That's that competition. Okay. Okay. Let's go to that …”
“… what I'm saying. He could be like Fredo son Yeah I give you an offer you can refuse I Joji Yeah He cute He is cute though still This is the problem That the problem They don have any ugly stars We had a lot of ugly music stars All of them were ugly. Well, that's my thing. See, look, even when he takes an okay photo, you still see it underneath there. Yeah. He's still got the thing. I mean, Harry Styles is balding. I still like his music. But he's still handsome. Oh, my God. Are you crazy? He's the hottest guy in the world right now. That's bullshit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. See, he's still handsome. Yeah. Look up the ugliest man on earth. Look it up. Ugliest man on earth. Okay. Don't Google Andres. That's mean. Let's just go to that. The fifth one, right? Yeah, that guy, right? No, that's a face. That's that competition. Okay. Okay. Let's go to that guy right there. The last one on the first row. This guy right here. Okay. This guy right here saying Harry Styles music. Would you like it? I think I'd still like it. No, you wouldn't. I think I would. No, you would not. You know what's incredible about this? What? Imagine this man calling his agent Being like Can you make sure That I'm not on …”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts hilariously debate whether looks or talent matter more in music, leading to outrageous comparisons between iconic stars like Phil Collins and Bad Bunny. The funniest moment comes when they ponder if an ugly artist could still make it big, sparking laughter with the idea of the ugliest man on earth trying to avoid the ugliest man list.
“… get that. So I think that will be in place of where I was going to get a Fontaine's DC tattoo. Maybe I shouldn't do that Because I already have two Harry Styles tattoos and I actually did meet him and I was kind of humiliated So that actually something you need to think about is if i get a tattoo for someone on my body do i have to meet them and i have my multi tattoo for rosalia and i please stay away from me rosalia i so stay away from me the okay back to the peaky blinders movie it is fantastic like if you're a fan of peaky blinders i think that you'll be pleased with this movie because there was a …”
“… tattoo artist who i really like in austin but i think it just makes sense like i fucking love game of thrones my show is medieval themed i love medieval times everything is medieval. Everything, everything is medieval times. So I feel like I have to get that. So I think that will be in place of where I was going to get a Fontaine's DC tattoo. Maybe I shouldn't do that Because I already have two Harry Styles tattoos and I actually did meet him and I was kind of humiliated So that actually something you need to think about is if i get a tattoo for someone on my body do i have to meet them and i have my multi tattoo for rosalia and i please stay away from me rosalia i so stay away from me the okay back to the peaky blinders movie it is fantastic like if you're a fan of peaky blinders i think that you'll be pleased with this movie because there was a lot”
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This segment hilariously dives into the absurdity of tattoo choices, with the host joking about dodging a Fontaine's DC tattoo while contemplating a medieval-themed ink. The comedic twist comes when they ponder the consequences of tattooing a celebrity's name and the potential embarrassment of meeting them in person.
“… crazy well the one the first couple that they show is i think her name is teresa and then the guy name John is John but he you can call him Prince Harry Yeah, she's 57, 54, and he's 27. And her children are 22, 25 and 29. So her son is older than her new boyfriend. That one was pretty crazy. then there's also the couple where the guy is 60 and then the woman is in her 30s uh like low 30s um i think she's i don't think she's 30 i think she's like 20 oh yeah you're right she's 20 yeah she is right it was a 34 age gap 34 so 34 year i think um it's like pretty stunning i wasn't really surprised by …”
“… jarring. I think, um, Vanessa is also like, just like looking for more attention. They make the show about them a little bit more than Nick and Natalie do, but this is their first rodeo. So we'll see how it goes. Um, some of these age gaps are pretty crazy well the one the first couple that they show is i think her name is teresa and then the guy name John is John but he you can call him Prince Harry Yeah, she's 57, 54, and he's 27. And her children are 22, 25 and 29. So her son is older than her new boyfriend. That one was pretty crazy. then there's also the couple where the guy is 60 and then the woman is in her 30s uh like low 30s um i think she's i don't think she's 30 i think she's like 20 oh yeah you're right she's 20 yeah she is right it was a 34 age gap 34 so 34 year i think um it's like pretty stunning i wasn't really surprised by anyone's age reveal so far oh the one that was the most uncomfortable was the 38 year old man and the 22 year old woman, just because the 22 year old woman seems so young. Like I was like, I hope she's not 18. And he has a daughter that's 14. Yes. He has daughters 12 and 14, but like 38 is not that old. It's just that she's 22 and she looks 17. …”
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The new reality show 'Age of Attraction' has sparked conversations about significant age differences in relationships. Set in a picturesque retreat in British Columbia, contestants navigate romance without revealing their ages, leading to shocking age revelations that challenge societal norms. The dynamics between the participants, including a 60-year-old man dating a woman in her 20s, highlight the complexities of modern dating and perceptions of age.
“… first one out, you never wanted to roll a seven. It's the death of your turn. It's the end. So that's how I started to learn craps was the help of Harry Potter. And it helped me. And Snake Eyes, which is slithering if you get two ones. I think if you're betting against the table and you get two ones in the beginning, you win money. And if you're somebody like Damon who was betting in that middle area where it was like the yellow dice and you hit snake eyes, you get like $1,000 or some crap. Yes. A high amount. And I really love to play the field, which is certain numbers. Yes, yeah. And I'd win …”
“… time you want to roll a seven. On the first, yes. Because then if you're also the person that has the bet against the table, you don't win if seven hits first. Yep, exactly. So I called seven Voldemort. Voldemort, okay. You know, like besides that first one out, you never wanted to roll a seven. It's the death of your turn. It's the end. So that's how I started to learn craps was the help of Harry Potter. And it helped me. And Snake Eyes, which is slithering if you get two ones. I think if you're betting against the table and you get two ones in the beginning, you win money. And if you're somebody like Damon who was betting in that middle area where it was like the yellow dice and you hit snake eyes, you get like $1,000 or some crap. Yes. A high amount. And I really love to play the field, which is certain numbers. Yes, yeah. And I'd win a lot in the field. Okay. I got really good at that one. Yeah, I mostly just wanted to be able to roll the dice. I feel like – because then you felt like Vegas Vacation, Papa Giorgio, rolling the dice. I just wanted that experience. And you never rolled? I got to roll. Yeah, I got to roll a couple of – that was all I wanted to do. That's all I …”
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Scuba Steve hilariously recounts his first experience playing craps on a cruise, where he hilariously misunderstands the rules and accidentally throws the dice off the table. His friend Ray's secretive betting strategy and the playful banter about rolling a 'Voldemort' adds to the comedic chaos of learning a complex game in a lively environment.
“… cold, but I would dress appropriately. Dude, are you kidding me? Yeah. That would be cool. You think they have a seatbelt? No. Have you not watched Harry Potter? But you have to add one. Why? Because you're flying on a broom. I mean, if... Also, think about how you're sitting on it. Wouldn't that hurt? Yeah, my nuts would be split in half. I mean, the Nimbus or the Firebolt, I don't remember which one, had little foot stirrups on it. So you can kind of take a little bit of pressure off of your coop. Yeah, but my fucking balls are getting beat up, dude. Also, I'm getting chipped. Don't talk about …”
“Probably so cold. I mean, it would be a little cold, but I would dress appropriately. Dude, are you kidding me? Yeah. That would be cool. You think they have a seatbelt? No. Have you not watched Harry Potter? But you have to add one. Why? Because you're flying on a broom. I mean, if... Also, think about how you're sitting on it. Wouldn't that hurt? Yeah, my nuts would be split in half. I mean, the Nimbus or the Firebolt, I don't remember which one, had little foot stirrups on it. So you can kind of take a little bit of pressure off of your coop. Yeah, but my fucking balls are getting beat up, dude. Also, I'm getting chipped. Don't talk about my balls. I didn't say anything. Also, just leaning on a broom. If anything, a broom is more well-equipped to deal with your balls than most other things you ride on. You can just have one nut go one way, one nut go the other. That's not the most comfortable way to have my nuts. Why? Because they're a package deal. They'd rather be together …”
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In a hilarious debate, the hosts argue over the practicality of flying on a broomstick versus a magic carpet, leading to a comical discussion on time travel and its absurdities. The funniest moment comes when they ponder the fate of their 'nuts' while flying, showcasing their ridiculous banter and playful imaginations.
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The upcoming match between UConn and Duke promises to be thrilling, showcasing contrasting coaching styles. UConn's Dan Hurley is intense and passionate, while Duke's Jon Scheyer takes a more laid-back approach. With both teams having a rich history of championships, this game is set to be a classic showdown of basketball pedigree.
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Fashion enthusiasts are increasingly inspired by Carolyn Bessette's classic style, reminiscent of iconic figures like Jackie Kennedy. In a conversation about the evolution of personal style, a fashion editor reflects on her career journey from Calvin Klein in the 90s to her current multifaceted role in the industry, emphasizing the importance of quality over quantity in wardrobes. This nostalgia for timeless fashion may signal a shift away from fast fashion trends.
“… similar and, to my mind, does not hold up in either case. I mean, don't worry, Darling, at least, has the panache of the reveal being that it's like Harry Styles as Jordan Peterson in a room. That's funny, if silly and undermining of the entire project. You know, the bride as a feminist retelling and what it is fine, though I would like to talk about the concept of a feminist retelling and what we're achieving when we do that. But the way that it executes it is so heavy handed and, as you said, sometimes tacked on and so. like ultimately unnecessary and and and frankly not doesn't achieve what i think …”
“… is more successful personally but i think they're going to end up in basically the same place critically socially they both they both have like not a fun flaw, but the fundamental theory behind their existence, the take, the interpretation, is quite similar and, to my mind, does not hold up in either case. I mean, don't worry, Darling, at least, has the panache of the reveal being that it's like Harry Styles as Jordan Peterson in a room. That's funny, if silly and undermining of the entire project. You know, the bride as a feminist retelling and what it is fine, though I would like to talk about the concept of a feminist retelling and what we're achieving when we do that. But the way that it executes it is so heavy handed and, as you said, sometimes tacked on and so. like ultimately unnecessary and and and frankly not doesn't achieve what i think it thinks it's set up it sets out to achieve that it's just kind of like i don't know i don't know how to get on board with the project because it also announces it so clearly there's there is a framing device that i understand is a reference to the bride of frankenstein but also feels silly, tacked on, and like a total failure all at once. Yeah. …”
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This segment discusses the feminist themes in recent films, particularly focusing on 'Don't Worry Darling' and its execution compared to another film, 'Babylon.' While both films attempt to explore powerful female consciousness, the analysis reveals that their approaches are flawed and heavy-handed, ultimately failing to achieve their intended messages. The conversation critiques how these films handle feminist retellings and their cultural implications.
“… this week that this podcast comes out on Saturday, it is Ryan Gosling. That'll be good. And Gorillas. Yes. Yes. And then the following week, it's Harry Styles doing Double Duty. That's a good run. So. Are we still some of the only people who get excited for SNL and watch it every single week? No. There's something about us that we just love live TV. I think that's because we like being home. Because let's tell people, we left the house today for a while. Yeah. The minute we left the house. I regretted it. I truly, we had barely gotten coffee and we were kind of like, should we go home? But it was …”
“… Night Live coming up Oh, yeah. By the time we put this out this past weekend, we'll have already been. But it's Connor's story from Heated Rivalry and Mumford and Sons. Excellent combo. I will be watching the full episode. And then this coming week, this week that this podcast comes out on Saturday, it is Ryan Gosling. That'll be good. And Gorillas. Yes. Yes. And then the following week, it's Harry Styles doing Double Duty. That's a good run. So. Are we still some of the only people who get excited for SNL and watch it every single week? No. There's something about us that we just love live TV. I think that's because we like being home. Because let's tell people, we left the house today for a while. Yeah. The minute we left the house. I regretted it. I truly, we had barely gotten coffee and we were kind of like, should we go home? But it was like, we'd already committed.”
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In this segment, the hosts hilariously lament the skyrocketing prices of movie theater snacks, with one joking about the absurdity of $9 drinks. They also share their mixed feelings on various films, highlighting the comedic genius of a Minions scene involving a mummy and toilet paper, which adds to the overall humor of their movie-watching experience.
“… insane Always on I just I don know what happening I very old I very much my grandmother What do you do Ryder I've just I've embraced that I am. I am Harry Warner, my grandfather. And I look like him now. And like I look I mean, he was bald. But I'm that I am. I have become my grandfather. I've got to be honest, Ryder. No, but I've got to be honest, Ryder, because as when you were younger, you fit the rider strong moniker with the hair and all stuff. Harry Warner kind of fits you now. Oh yeah. I look like a Harry Warner. Yeah, dude. He was a, he was like, I just loved, I mean, I loved him, but I …”
“… heating pad. Just I no matter what temperature it is outside, I have my heat seat heater on. I always call it a heat seat or I don't know why. Susan's the same way. It'll be 100 degrees. And she like do you want your heat seat on I like what No you insane Always on I just I don know what happening I very old I very much my grandmother What do you do Ryder I've just I've embraced that I am. I am Harry Warner, my grandfather. And I look like him now. And like I look I mean, he was bald. But I'm that I am. I have become my grandfather. I've got to be honest, Ryder. No, but I've got to be honest, Ryder, because as when you were younger, you fit the rider strong moniker with the hair and all stuff. Harry Warner kind of fits you now. Oh yeah. I look like a Harry Warner. Yeah, dude. He was a, he was like, I just loved, I mean, I loved him, but I never thought I would become him. But yeah, I have just become like, he was the kind of guy he was in insanely friendly. Every, he was very, it was always talking a lot with everybody. Like, okay. so like if we traveled anywhere he would become friends with everybody right um he was the guy he was very language obsessed he was not he hadn't he …”
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In a recent episode of TGI, the hosts reflect on how they've become like their grandparents, sharing personal anecdotes that resonate with many. One host reveals how she carries around chocolates like her grandmother, while another embraces his grandfather's friendly nature and love for poetry. This conversation highlights the charming ways our ancestors influence our lives, often in unexpected manners.
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NBA players are transforming post-game appearances into fashion showcases, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leading the charge in streetwear style. This shift from traditional sports attire to high-fashion looks is reshaping their personal brands and how fans perceive them. Just a decade ago, such a trend was unheard of, but now, players regularly attend major fashion events around the world.
“… i'm into it as well i want to see that final playing the field story um the biggest bragger on the face of the planet who now i have beef with uh harry styles because this sir uh shared on an episode of royal court with britney broski that he was advised to get used to peeing on himself um britney started out her question with like you run a lot of marathons then harry said two is not a lot rude yes it is speak for yourself remember she also ran two marathons thank you famously um and so he ran tokyo and berlin last year yeah and then she was like have you ever peed on yourself and he said you know I …”
“… gonna see her get fake married to robert pattinson in april okay right right i'm going to the theater for that one the theater the theater i don't know the premise of that oh oh wait yes i do i did see that i saw the preview and it looks a little crazy i'm into it as well i want to see that final playing the field story um the biggest bragger on the face of the planet who now i have beef with uh harry styles because this sir uh shared on an episode of royal court with britney broski that he was advised to get used to peeing on himself um britney started out her question with like you run a lot of marathons then harry said two is not a lot rude yes it is speak for yourself remember she also ran two marathons thank you famously um and so he ran tokyo and berlin last year yeah and then she was like have you ever peed on yourself and he said you know I actually didn't need to pee really during either of them. Rag. Yeah, like a rude brag at that. Because I can only remember being so uncomfortably hydrated in the sense like you know when you like drink a lot of water you like full yeah like your stomach running on a stomach that feels full is not fun no but you have to be hydrated do you remember …”
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Harry Styles and his bride shocked fans with a stunning 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa at their wedding. Rumored to cost between 11 to 12 million dollars, this extravagant choice reflects the lavish lifestyle of the rich and famous. With two weddings planned, the couple is certainly living life in the fast lane.
“… out here talking about new one direction as it compares to the Jackson 5, and you think we supposed to accept it. Now, that's two Americas. A new Harry Styles out today, guys. You hear it here? Yes. You a Timberlake guy, too, huh? You're like, yeah, obviously. Justin Timberlake versus Prince. I'll take Justin Timberlake. That's you. Duh. In the food category, since we're at it, let's show 94 year old William Shatner eating cereal in the car and get Dominique Foxworth's thoughts on the weirdest thing that he has ever eaten in a car. I shamefully admitted to chicken wings. That is not something that I …”
“… to imitate. It's a wannabe. Like, I can't imagine anybody like thinking that the Backstreet Boys are better than New Edition. They are all just replacement wannabe watered down versions of the original, which probably, to be fair, is the Jackson 5. You out here talking about new one direction as it compares to the Jackson 5, and you think we supposed to accept it. Now, that's two Americas. A new Harry Styles out today, guys. You hear it here? Yes. You a Timberlake guy, too, huh? You're like, yeah, obviously. Justin Timberlake versus Prince. I'll take Justin Timberlake. That's you. Duh. In the food category, since we're at it, let's show 94 year old William Shatner eating cereal in the car and get Dominique Foxworth's thoughts on the weirdest thing that he has ever eaten in a car. I shamefully admitted to chicken wings. That is not something that I should have been eating in the car. I couldn't wait till I got home. I just opened it up and started eating chicken wings in the car. Do you have a shameful admission on this front, Dominique? Yeah, but I can't share it. But the idea I've never been so hungry or in so much of a rush that I had to eat while I was driving. I just I've like your …”
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The debate around whether the best item on the Cheesecake Factory menu is a drink heated up, with some claiming strawberry lemonade deserves top honors. This discussion sparked comparisons to Magic Johnson’s insights on flavor preferences in theaters, revealing how tastes can shape dining experiences. Ultimately, the conversation reflects deeper cultural insights and personal food preferences.
“… of the song it has to be the most authentic thing that they do it can't be has to be an artist they don't make white boys with songs like that Harry Styles 10 years ago I know what I'm saying is It's like One Direction and Harry Styles. That's why I think... Harry Styles don't got no soul? Ten years ago. He can't do it now. But like you know 2014 It has to be a young The singing part of it is That why I cast Justin fucking He too old bro How do you know this? Justin Bieber 2012. You the music guy. You the music guy. See, this is not that easy. You the music guy. Like, how do you know? Who's out …”
“… Davis is cast Can this guy sing? I don't know I have not we can get him teachers no no no this guy in this role this is another reason why this is hard this guy in this role has to be someone the most authentic thing that they do is the performance of the song it has to be the most authentic thing that they do it can't be has to be an artist they don't make white boys with songs like that Harry Styles 10 years ago I know what I'm saying is It's like One Direction and Harry Styles. That's why I think... Harry Styles don't got no soul? Ten years ago. He can't do it now. But like you know 2014 It has to be a young The singing part of it is That why I cast Justin fucking He too old bro How do you know this? Justin Bieber 2012. You the music guy. You the music guy. See, this is not that easy. You the music guy. Like, how do you know? Who's out there? Alea. Alea. Tell Alea. Alea got to know someone. What about Benson Boone? get out of here actually Morgan Wallen for all purposes well I thought we were going to talk about this earlier but the music in the thing has got to be deeply country this is why I feel like we should cast a somber guy look he's too tall I bring this up it's fine he's a …”
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The discussion revolves around casting a young, musically talented actor for the role of Sammy in an upcoming project. The team debates the height and musical capabilities of potential candidates, including Roman Griffin Davis from 'Jojo Rabbit,' and the importance of authenticity in the performance. They consider various artists and the unique challenges of finding the right fit for a country music-themed role.
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