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Indicators of a Recession (DIY Era, Budget Beauty & ‘She’s Not That Girl’ Takes) | THS Ep. 9In episode nine of THS, the hosts discuss “indicators of a recession,” joking that being in a DIY era is a major sign, from doing nails, brows, lashes, and wig maintenance at home to even waxing at home to avoid salon costs. They point to quieter Cinco de Mayo celebrations, cutting budgets on hair, risi...

Met Gala 2026 Recap: Best & Worst Looks + Our Unpopular TakesIn episode eight of The High Society, the hosts recap the 2026 Met Gala, themed “Costume Art” with the dress code “Fashion is Art,” co-chaired by Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, Venus Williams, and Anna Wintour, and sponsored by Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez Bezos amid labor-related protests. They find the event underwhelming and lackluster...

In Episode 7 of High Society, the hosts discuss Megan Thee Stallion publicly ending her relationship with NBA player Klay Thompson after alleging he cheated, focusing less on the breakup and more on the sexist, misogynistic backlash and victim-shaming she received online, including jokes about her dating history and claims she doesn’t “deserve love.” They argue breakups are normal, people should b...

In this episode of High Societea, in honor of Mother's Day the hosts dive into mothering. The hosts discuss disciplining children, comparing Nigerian mothers “then” versus Nigerian mothers “now,” including differences in attitudes toward mental health, school, corporal punishment, and how parenting has shifted toward more conversations, timeouts, and balance. One host shares experiences of str...

In episode five, the hosts catch up on their weekends and joke about being in their “elder” era after realizing they don’t understand newer slang like “you the birthday,” “looks maxing,” “aura,” and “frame mogging.” They share the week’s tea about Real Housewives of Atlanta, discussing Porsha’s new love interest and reacting to the relationship becoming IG official, with a nod to past comments fro...

Welcome back to Thee High SocieTea, in this episode, we talk about toddlers cussing and the Burna Boy fight…The hosts recounts a moment at Brunch when a two-and-a-half-year-old mistakenly thought she saw her aunt and blurted out, “Leah, what the f*ck,” a moment they captured on video and plan to show her when she turns 18. They note that since then she has never said it again and now understands i...

Welcome to Thee High SocieTea - This episode debates when and whether it’s possible to separate the artist from the art, arguing that “cancel culture” feels more like a redemption arc and that accountability isn’t applied equally. The hosts say if people are going to hold artists accountable, it should be across the board, noting Beyoncé likely wouldn’t respond directly and might address criticism...

In Episode 2 of High Society, the hosts welcome viewers back, describe the show as their group chat on camera, and ask for subscriptions and engagement to keep production going. They recap their weekends, including one host’s mom activities and the other watching a very sex-heavy show and debating how much sex belongs in TV storytelling. They discuss Druski’s new parody of conservative white women...

In the pilot episode of The High Society, hosts Barry and Asha introduce the show as a “group chat on camera” meant to explore nuanced conversations for everyone. They discuss backlash to Timothée Chalamet’s comments about not wanting to work in ballet or opera, arguing these art forms aren’t dying just because they aren’t mainstream, and note the timing around Oscar season and a powerful Oscars b...