Kelly Clarkson vs Art of Play
Oct 16, 2026 · 4 min · 3 segments
This episode is about Kelly Clarkson's run in and beef with the novelty store Art of Play.
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Oct 16, 2026 · 4 min · 3 segments
This episode is about Kelly Clarkson's run in and beef with the novelty store Art of Play.
It's a little vintage shop, small business that sells a little, uh, knickknacks, stuff you find in your grandma's house, or somebody just likes to co- collect vintage stuff.
I guess he didn't know who she was because she was dressed like, you know how the movie Julia Roberts in Pretty in Woman, how she was just, you know, regular street clothes in a high vintage place.
And then, you know, after she left the shop, she went on her phone, tweeted something.
You know, some of these celebrities, you probably don't know them when they're walking down the street.
He tried to say that it wasn't, it wasn't for sale, but she took a picture of beforehand and it had a price tag of fifteen thousand dollars.
Most people that are rich, when you see them walking down the street, you wouldn't even know.
Most people that come in here dressed in Gucci and, and diamonds and, and furs and, uh, Jordan shoes and all this high-end stuff, but they come in only to pull out twenty dollars.
But the people that drive, um, mostly old people, but people that drive a nineteen ninety-seven Toyota with the paint that's clearly old, the paint job is clearly old.
They come in with khakis, sandals, you know, flannel shirts, like hiking clothes.
It's a little vintage shop, small business that sells a little, uh, knickknacks, stuff you find in your grandma's house, or somebody just likes to co- collect vintage stuff.
I guess he didn't know who she was because she was dressed like, you know how the movie Julia Roberts in Pretty in Woman, how she was just, you know, regular street clothes in a high vintage place.
And then, you know, after she left the shop, she went on her phone, tweeted something.
You know, some of these celebrities, you probably don't know them when they're walking down the street.
He tried to say that it wasn't, it wasn't for sale, but she took a picture of beforehand and it had a price tag of fifteen thousand dollars.
Most people that are rich, when you see them walking down the street, you wouldn't even know.
Most people that come in here dressed in Gucci and, and diamonds and, and furs and, uh, Jordan shoes and all this high-end stuff, but they come in only to pull out twenty dollars.
But the people that drive, um, mostly old people, but people that drive a nineteen ninety-seven Toyota with the paint that's clearly old, the paint job is clearly old.
They come in with khakis, sandals, you know, flannel shirts, like hiking clothes.
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