The Quirky Relatables
The Quirky Relatables Podcast is a tongue-in-cheek look at 2010s pop culture. Hosted by a queer screenwriter/burlesque performer who graduated high school in 2010 and a transmasc advertising copywriter who graduated college in 2010, this podcast dives into the decade that made "awkward" a winning personality trait.
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The 2010s saw the introduction of the minions in the Despicable Me franchise. Since then, the minions have gone from a symbol of Facebook boomer meme culture to a Gen Z topic of absurdist humor. With teen boys calling themselves "gentleminions" and dressing in suits to go see the latest minions release, the movie has now grossed $533M. Find out why with The Quirky Relatables.
Hosts Terra and Layne “do a thing” and discuss a word and concept that gained popularity in the early ‘20s but was born in the 2010s. What is cheugy? Are you cheugy? Are Terra and Layne cheugy? But most importantly, is Britney Spears cheugy? Spoiler Alert: She is.
I mustache you a question: What do Denny’s Tumblr, Zoey Deschanel, and a TARDIS keychain have in common?
They’re all part of the 2010s quirky zeitgeist.
In the pilot episode, hosts Terra and Layne break down the definition of a quirky relatable, discuss their personal journeys from the past decade, and reveal why they wanted to do a podcast about the 2010s. Spoiler Alert: It was Terra’s idea.
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