Baby, this is Keke Palmer Review

This is my 39th podcast. It is currently ranked number 40. The podcast episode I listened to was titled, "Durand Bernarr's Slow Burn to a Grammy Win." It aired on March 10. Keke Palmer is the main character in the new series The Burbs. Apparently, one thing these podcasts are trying to get me to do is watch the new The Burbs show since I loved the 1989 movie with Tom Hanks. The new show is on my shows to watch spreadsheet. I used to have the DVD of the original before someone stole my car back in 2012, then abandoned my car, but kept my awesome DVD collection. Random scene from the movie posted here. This is the first scene I thought of:

This guest Durand Bernarr talked about his musical career. He liked to talk about his gay identity but he won't say he is gay but says he is not straight because saying he is gay "exclusifies" him. Then he says straightness is gay because you are trying to impress other men. Kind of crazy to think that way. He seemed obsessed with identity, talking about gayness and criticizing straightness. This guy was annoying me. At the end of the podcast there was a part that made me laugh when Keke and Durand were taking turns singing various children's songs different styles of music. I thought it was funny because they did a good job with the improv and were so dramatic in their singing. I give this podcast 3/5. Minus some points for being annoying, but not too many because of the funny ending.