The girls are back for their final episode in the studio — and they’re going out filthy. From moving chaos and Austin comedy burnout to UTIs, anxiety meds, and “would you rather” questions that get way too real, this one’s peak 2 Girls 1 Blunt energy. The girls talk about growing up broke, missing Miami, outsourcing everything like rich people, and the comedy grind in Austin before spiraling into s*x debates, ghosts that sl!t-shame, and queef confessions. It’s chaotic, honest, and completely ...
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The girls are back for their final episode in the studio — and they’re going out filthy. From moving chaos and Austin comedy burnout to UTIs, anxiety meds, and “would you rather” questions that get way too real, this one’s peak 2 Girls 1 Blunt energy. The girls talk about growing up broke, missing Miami, outsourcing everything like rich people, and the comedy grind in Austin before spiraling into s*x debates, ghosts that sl!t-shame, and queef confessions. It’s chaotic, honest, and completely ...
In this episode of 2 Girls 1 Blunt, the ladies dive into everything from zoo scandals to ugly baby fears, all while navigating the chaos of adulthood. We kick things off with the viral Danish zoo controversy asking people to donate their pets as food (yes, really). From there, we spiral into sex talk, STDs, and a wild story about almost defending a roommate with a kettlebell. The girls also debate whether men or women have more holes, unpack childhood trauma, and expose the weirdest family d...
2 Girls 1 Blunt
The girls are back for their final episode in the studio — and they’re going out filthy. From moving chaos and Austin comedy burnout to UTIs, anxiety meds, and “would you rather” questions that get way too real, this one’s peak 2 Girls 1 Blunt energy. The girls talk about growing up broke, missing Miami, outsourcing everything like rich people, and the comedy grind in Austin before spiraling into s*x debates, ghosts that sl!t-shame, and queef confessions. It’s chaotic, honest, and completely ...
