
Each week, Drew Afualo is joined by a special guest to dive headfirst into pop culture takes and the comedy of life both on and offline. Originally inspired by comment sections where anything goes, the show has evolved into a cultural destination for unfiltered, hilarious conversations that both entertain and inspire, where Drew’s sharp wit and humor shine alongside your favorite celebrities, crea... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 243 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTV & Film | |||

The hilarious Rachel Pegram is on the show this week!! Drew and Rachel talk about doing standup in front of a railroad track along the LA river, why being a good singer is a curse, bombing on stage in New Zealand, getting an SNL tattoo as form of man... more
Grace Reiter joins Drew on the show this week!! Drew and Grace talk about the birth of her iconic Hunger Games remake video, wearing neon green platform Crocs to a movie premiere, vaginas falling asleep, allowing yourself to have a celebrity crush, g... more
The iconic Matteo Lane is on the show this week! Drew and Matteo get into a deep dive on unintentionally funny relatives, Matteo’s qualms with Ohio and Pokemon, emotionally distressing your Sims, why Matteo used to sing Ave Maria at weddings and fune... more
The legends behind Good Mythical Morning are finally here!! Drew talks to Rhett & Link about their blindfolds getting into the Smithsonian Collection, the birth of their Youtube empire, eating a dissection worm to impress a girl, becoming a Jeopardy ... more
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Drew no matter what you do you have my trust and attention and it is so cool to see everyone almost bong with you instantly and I admire it! I was thinking if you would do a pod with Brittany Caleb and vanilla mace i think it would be so funny! Only a suggestion and I am don’t know why you get hate you are the kindest person! Love you so much huge fan!!!!!
Had to unfollow after the recent events. Was considering unfollowing anyway, as it's basically Drew just telling the same stories over and over, mirroring whoever she's talking to in the moment, hating on whoever she perceives them to hate, etc. Doesn't seem very genuine or curious right now as an interviewer. Just kinda boring after a while. Too bad, as I still like her, just not enough to give my time to her when I could be listening to someone else.
I genuinely love this show but I’ve noticed that sometimes the guest mic needs to be turned up higher. Just listened to the ep with Mary Beth Barone💛 and her mic is so quiet that its hard to find a comfortable volume to listen to both her and Drew. I love that Drew is loud - never change girl! But sometimes i have to crank the volume all the way up to hear the guest (especially on a train or in the car) and then Drew’s voice is too loud.
I liked listening to this occasionally but I cannot support someone who can’t just apologize and take accountability. If you can’t take any critique then you don’t need me as a listener.
Full of hate speech
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A candid, culture-forward show that blends pop culture hot takes with behind-the-scenes career stories from guests ranging from comedians and actors to musicians and writers. Episodes often center on the craft of creativity in the internet age, including how creators balance authenticity with public personas, navigate online scrutiny, and build careers across film, TV, music, and writing. The tone is witty, unapologetic, and deeply engaged with fan communities, making it a magnet for aspiring guests and brands eager to reach entertainment-savvy audiences. Noteworthy is the consistent pairing of high-profile guests with relatable, personal storytelling and sharp cultural commentary, plus a willingness to tackle topics like representation, th... more
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Recent guests on The Comment Section include:
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2. Matteo Lane
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5. Josh Scherer
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