[00:02 - 00:56]They discuss the origin of the name "Sway Boys" for their content house

[00:56 - 02:02]Podcast guests are introduced, including TikTok stars Josh Richards and Bryce Hall

[02:02 - 02:49]Carl Jacobs and Bryce Hall discuss their similar TikTok content styles

[02:08 - 02:32]Josh Richards talks about being in social media for 9 years and starting on TikTok in 2019

[02:49 - 03:46]Carl Jacobs and Bryce Hall discuss their similar TikTok content styles

[03:46 - 04:42]They discuss the origin of the name "Sway Boys" for their content house

[04:42 - 05:22]Josh Richards talks about being in social media for 9 years and starting on TikTok in 2019

[05:22 - 06:50]They discuss the origin of the name "Sway Boys" for their content house

[06:50 - 08:17]Bryce Hall's hair is compared to the "tiktok boy" style

[08:38 - 09:06]They briefly discuss politics and mention Steven Seagal

[09:56 - 11:42]They discuss their interactions with each other, including tweeting and joking about each other's moms

[10:02 - 10:07]The conversation then shifts to TikTok drama and influencers, with mentions of Dixie D'Amelio and Dream

[10:44 - 11:25]They discuss their interactions with each other, including tweeting and joking about each other's moms

[11:42 - 12:27]A group of influencers, including Corpse Husband, are talking candidly on a podcast

[12:06 - 18:16]The discussion turns to age, with the influencers discussing feeling both young and old at times

[16:49 - 18:10]They also discuss their various projects, including acting, hosting, and podcasting

[18:16 - 19:12]They discuss their interactions with each other, including tweeting and joking about each other's moms

[19:12 - 20:11]The influencers also discuss the concept of parasocial relationships and how it relates to their fans.

[20:11 - 20:53]They talk about their start on TikTok and how they chose to be themselves rather than conform to the brand-friendly image of other influencers.

[20:54 - 23:56]The conversation then shifts to an incident where they were arrested for possession of marijuana in Texas.

[22:24 - 23:42]They explain that it was only two grams and not as "cool" as it sounded.

[23:18 - 23:36]Bryce Hall and the other person are discussing how they deal with the intense scrutiny that comes with being social media influencers.

[23:56 - 24:35]They explain that it was only two grams and not as "cool" as it sounded.

[24:36 - 25:15]They also mention that they have never tried alcohol and that one of them has never even smoked weed.

[25:16 - 26:34]They joke about the situation and mention that she is a musician.

[26:34 - 27:19]Bryce Hall and the other person are discussing how they deal with the intense scrutiny that comes with being social media influencers.

[27:19 - 29:29]The conversation ends with them discussing their age and how people have different expectations for when one should have kids or get married.

[29:36 - 30:27]The conversation then turns to their relationship drama, specifically a breakup with one of their exes, Nessa.

[29:36 - 31:11]The conversation begins with a discussion about a podcast and drama between two people.

[31:19 - 33:06]They later move on to discuss their audience demographics, specifically on different social media platforms.

[33:06 - 34:18]The conversation ends with a discussion about how the speaker intentionally says controversial things but backs them up with reasoning.

[34:18 - 34:29]The conversation begins with a discussion about a podcast and drama between two people.

[34:29 - 35:46]A person named "Hosan Piker" is mentioned as having a controversial approach to political commentary.

[35:47 - 37:05]The conversation ends with a discussion about how the speaker intentionally says controversial things but backs them up with reasoning.

[35:52 - 36:12]The conversation begins with a discussion about a podcast and drama between two people.

[36:12 - 38:06]A person named "Hosan Piker" is mentioned as having a controversial approach to political commentary.

[37:36 - 38:36]The conversation ends with a discussion about how the speaker intentionally says controversial things but backs them up with reasoning.

[38:36 - 40:19]They question why Americans are obsessed with the queen, given their history of overthrowing monarchy.

[39:53 - 42:00]The speaker makes fun of political commentators and their lack of genuine opinions.

[40:36 - 41:09]The conversation shifts to discussing Joe Biden and his infamous quotes.

[40:42 - 41:03]The speaker receives compliments on their TikTok account from George Not Found.

[42:00 - 42:55]They mention their left-wing beliefs and criticize the Democratic party for not taking action on issues like workers' rights and drug legalization.

[42:55 - 43:01]The speaker makes fun of political commentators and their lack of genuine opinions.

[43:01 - 44:00]The conversation ends with the speaker sharing their favorite TikTok accounts.

[43:24 - 43:38]The conversation shifts to discussing Joe Biden and his infamous quotes.

[44:00 - 45:48]They mention Hunter Biden and his controversial past, but also acknowledge his cool persona.

[45:04 - 47:06]The speaker promotes following your passion and having fun, even if it means doing "rich kid stuff."

[45:30 - 45:42]The speaker makes fun of political commentators and their lack of genuine opinions.

[45:48 - 47:12]They mention Hunter Biden and his controversial past, but also acknowledge his cool persona.

[47:12 - 48:17]The conversation shifts to discussing Joe Biden and his infamous quotes.

[47:48 - 49:03]The conversation ends with the speaker sharing their favorite TikTok accounts.

[48:39 - 48:49]They plug their podcast, BFFs, and TikTok account.

[49:03 - 49:28]The speaker makes fun of political commentators and their lack of genuine opinions.