Grammys Celebs Include Nearly Naked Singers and Idiot Wearing a Whistle, with Jesse Kelly

What this episode is about

The discussion centers on the perceived desperation for sexual validation among iconic female celebrities in their 50s, exemplified by figures like Heidi Klum, JLo, and Halle Berry, who are criticized for flaunting their bodies to maintain their "sex kitten" status. Additionally, the conversation highlights the outrageous fashion choices at the Grammys, particularly focusing on Chapel Ron's provocative outfit, which draws both attention and criticism for its daring expression of femininity and queerness.

Key takeaways

• Heidi Klum, JLo, and Halle Berry: Icons proving that sexy is timeless, but at what cost?
• Desperation smells louder than confidence; showcasing skin often overshadows genuine beauty.
• In a world full of nakedness, a classy dress becomes true rebellion, turning heads for the right reasons.
• Kaye's nipple-ringed dress screams 'look at me,' but is she truly presenting herself or hiding behind shock value?
• Privacy in social media feels like a myth; Addison Rae's outfit contradicts her desire for discretion.

Who speaks in this episode?

• Megyn Kelly (Guest) · 8 min speaking
• Jesse Kelly (Guest) · 5 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 3:00: Jesse, JLo, Kaye Amstutz, Heidi Klum
2. 3:00 – 6:00: Jesse, Addison Rae, Andrea Echavi
3. 6:00 – 9:00: Bad Bunny, Bon Iver
4. 9:00 – 12:00: Birch Gold Group
5. 12:00 – 12:38: Birch Gold Group

Notable quotes from "Grammys Celebs Include Nearly Naked Singers and Idiot Wearing a Whistle, with Jesse Kelly"

• Can smell it from here. All right, let's keep going because the most absurd outfit last night and person was somebody who goes by Chapel Ron. Her real name is Kaye Amstutz.…

  about Kaye Amstutz · at 0:58

• In the middle. Free the nip has gone next stage. Oh, wait. And actually, I do have one more be past her and that's this Addison Ray. Now, she's big on Tik Tok. She was…

  about Addison Rae · at 4:29

• You know what I think about sometimes, Megan? When I go to a public restroom, I think to myself, the cleaning lady that comes in is she cleans the toilet, right? And they mop.

  about Jesse · at 5:53

• He will also be the first regaton artist to do so. and that's the only thing really interesting about Bad Bunny. He wanted to make sure everybody there knew that he hated Ice. And Oh, wait.

  about Bad Bunny · at 8:40

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  about Birch Gold Group · at 11:33

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Jesse — Person · Co-host / on-air commentator · 4 mentions · first at 1:54
  Responds to the host’s commentary, amplifying critiques of celebrity fashion/sexualization and anti-ICE signaling; provides extended analogies and reactions.
• Bad Bunny — Person · Referenced celebrity (music/halftime performer) criticized by hosts · 3 mentions · first at 7:04
  Discussed as a high-profile artist using an awards-platform moment to criticize ICE; used to argue celebrities virtue-signal while insulated by security.
• Kaye Amstutz — Person · Referenced celebrity (artist) criticized for Grammys outfit · 1 mention · first at 1:05
  Identified as the real name of ‘Chappell Roan’ and discussed in relation to a provocative outfit and personal background (bipolar diagnosis, childhood).
• Heidi Klum — Person · Referenced celebrity criticized for sexualized public image · 1 mention · first at 0:00
  Cited as an example (along with JLo and Halle Berry) of women in their 50s allegedly overcompensating by dressing/posing provocatively.
  Hot and sexy. I don't know how you do it. But because they've got to actually show boob, I'm telling you, just Google Heidi Clume. You can see her naked whenever you want. She…
• Addison Rae — Person · Referenced celebrity (TikTok personality) criticized for outfit · 1 mention · first at 4:39
  Used as an example in the discussion of revealing red-carpet fashion and perceived hypocrisy about privacy vs. public exposure.
• JLo — Person · Referenced celebrity criticized for sexualized stage outfits · 2 mentions · first at 0:00
  Included in a trio of celebrities used to support the hosts’ argument about public sexual display and perceived desperation.
  Whenever you want. She There are tons of pictures of her monthly on the beach in St. Barts. JLo, she does it on stage with her little dental floss thong and so on. and Holly…
• Halle Berry — Person · Referenced celebrity criticized for sexualized public image · 1 mention · first at 0:00
  Discussed as part of the same critique of celebrity sexuality/attention-seeking; hosts reference a rumor as motivation for “overcompensating.”
  Beach in St. Barts. JLo, she does it on stage with her little dental floss thong and so on. and Holly Berry is desperate to prove that she's a sexual being ever since somebody…
• Bon Iver — Person · Referenced musician (political signaling example) · 1 mention · first at 8:59
  Brought up in the anti-ICE discussion as another celebrity making a symbolic statement (whistle) in support of community “observers” in Minneapolis.
  There's one more. Wait. Bon Ivor. Who is that? Do you know who Bon Ivor is?
• Andrea Echavi — Person · Referenced musician (example in fashion segment) · 1 mention · first at 4:00
  Mentioned briefly as the lead singer of a Colombian rock band, used as another example of extreme nipple-themed fashion.
  Sings beautiful song to your point. That's exactly it. I've got one more and her name is Andrea Echavi. Never heard of her, but she's the lead singer of a group called Addter Cipilados, a rock band from Colombia.

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Full transcript with timestamps

0:00 Heidi Clume. She's She's giving off JLo vibes now. We're like, and Holly Berry, those are three women who are now in their 50s who are desperate to hold on to their sex kitten status. And it's it's like if they wouldn't do that, people would just be saying, "My god, you still have it all. You look amazing for your age." Or not even with that qualifier. You look amazing. You look hot and sexy. I don't know how you do it. But because they've got to actually show boob, I'm telling you, just Google Heidi Clume. You can see her naked whenever you want. She There are tons of pictures of her monthly on the on the beach in St. Barts. JLo, she does it on stage with her little dental floss thong and so on. Uh and Holly Berry is desperate to prove that she's a sexual being ever since um somebody alleged that she sucks in bed. Uh okay. So anyway, instead they overcompensate and they've got to show you way too much.

0:53 They stink a desperation. That's the thing. They stink a desperation and I can smell it from here. All right, let's keep going because the most absurd outfit last night and person was somebody who goes by Chapel Ron. Her real name is Kaye Amstutz. She's 27 and this is absurd. So for listening audience, you probably saw pictures of it online. You couldn't avoid it this morning. She's got this like wine burgundy wine covered dress on instead of the two like tops of it, like the two top pieces that would normally like be on your shoulders. They're connected to her nipple rings, which are apparently also a prosthetic. But what you see is like what looks like boobs with prominent nipples with nipple rings which are attaching the top of the dress. And not for nothing but a very very homely woman on top. I'm like her face, her hair, it's all very very unattractive and she too has got um some issues. Jesse, she is a lesbian. That's

1:58 fine. She's been praised for her unapologetic authenticity and her expression of queerness and femininity in her music and live performances. Yes. And here's what you need to know about her. She says she had a quote really depressed childhood and she wasn't diagnosed as bipolar until 5 years ago when she was 22. So I think we could have known a lot of that without really any words, just the dress and the decision making behind it. Thoughts?

2:29 I got to tell you, Megan, I'm I'm stunned to hear that she didn't have the best childhood. As soon as I saw that dress, I said to myself, "That's a girl who comes from a really solid family home with a mother and father who loved her, probably had her in church on Sunday." Like, it's it's sad. It's sad. And again, I I know I'm sounding like an old fddy duddy. I swear I'm only 44 years old. But because there's so much of this now and because everything's naked all the time now. If you want to stand out, you can't get any more naked than the next 10 naked chicks who walk down the red carpet. If you really want to stand out, put on a classy dress. If you put on a classy dress, that's what stands out. That's what's the most subversive. Yeah. Exact. Ying with a Yang. Zigg with a Zag. Everybody's seen your boobs by now. Everybody has. It's fine. Wonderful. It sounds good. But if you actually put on a classy dress,

3:28 again, I'm not trying to sound like old fogy Jesse. That's the kind of thing that would make my head turn. Oh, look at that. A classy dress. I bet she can actually carry on a conversation. We could probably talk. It would It would be amazing. But you see that and you think to yourself, "Yeah, trash. Lot of trash out there."

3:47 Moving on. Moving on. Here's the uh the Babylon be tweeted out today. In edgy Grammys performance, fully clothed woman sings beautiful song

3:58 to your point. That's exactly it. I've got one more and her name is uh Andrea Echavi. Never heard of her, but she's the lead singer of a group called Addter Cipilados, a rock band from Colombia. Don't know who she is, but she was wearing a multicolored velvet jester costume made entirely out of nipples. That's her in the middle. Free the nip has gone next stage. Oh, wait. And actually, I do have one more be past her and that's this Addison Ray. Now, she's big on Tik Tok. She was nominated for best new artist. And let me tell you the last time we heard publicly from this Addison Ray before I show Well, here's her picture. You can see her ass. So, she's got this long, very weird white dress on. In the front, it looks very 1990s asymmetric. She got slammed as one of the worst dressed. Agreed. And in the back, it's less than a miniskirt. It's like it's showing her ass. And in this picture we're showing here, she's

5:02 bending forward like hands on the knees like a cheerleader and showing everybody the ass. So, it's not even like, "Oh, you saw a little hint of my ass." It's, "Here's my ass, everyone. Here's my ass. Look at it." Now, the last we heard from her publicly was last year, 2025, in People magazine, Jesse, where she discussed stepping back from social media because she quote felt so misunderstood after quote sharing so much of herself online and had come to quote really value her privacy, noting that privacy becomes really important over time. I guess over like just like two months because 2025 wasn't that long ago and she doesn't seem like somebody who wants privacy at all.

5:53 You know what I think about sometimes, Megan? When I go to a public restroom, I think to myself, you know, you know, the cleaning lady that comes in is she cleans the toilet, right? And they mop the floors. Do they actually clean the door handle, right? Do they do they do they clean the handles on the faucet of the sink? Do they clean the chairs at the Grammys?

6:12 Because, you know, I mean, obviously, it's going to be in a f it's going to be in a fancy place. Just hear me out here. They're going to vacuum the floors and of course they're going to put on new tablecloths and things like that. I know everything's going to be polished, but

6:24 that chair has to be disinfected. There's no question it has to be disinfected. Are you 100% sure that that chair has been disinfected? What does the smell like after she's gone? I think about these things sometimes and it grosses.

6:38 It's true. And God only knows what was, you know, we don't know her sexual proclivities. I mean, we don't know what's going on there, but yeah, no one wants to sit there when she was just there underwear only, separating her hoochie from the seat. You raised some good good questions. There are some occasions to travel with the Purel.

6:57 No. Oh. Oh, that. You know what? I'm going to become a germaphobe if we keep talking about this. We have to change the subject.

7:04 Okay. Well, I would be remiss if I did not do a little bad bunny. Uh, Bad Bunny is going to be um the Super Bowl halftime show and he of course got lots of snaps for ripping on, you guessed it, Ice Sat 6.

7:22 Before I say thanks to God, I'm going to say eyes out. We're not savage. We're not animals. We're not aliens. We are humans and we are Americans. The hate get more powerful with more hate. The only thing that is more powerful than hate is love.

7:56 I mean, he's actually trying to pawn that off like it's clever, like it's some sort of profoundity.

8:02 He's against ICE. Um, I mean, I feel like we might want to send Ice down to his compound.

8:07 He's worth a hundred million dollars, uh, accord reportedly. And, uh, let's see. He he won three Grammys on Sunday, including album of the year, the first Spanish language album to win. I'm sure it was totally organic and worthwhy of it. And there was absolutely no coordination between the Grammys and and the NFL where he's going to be doing the the halftime show. He's going to make history as the first Spanish language Latin solo artist just to headline that Super Bowl halftime show next weekend. He will also be the first regaton artist to do so. Um, and that's the only thing really interesting about Bad Bunny. He wanted to make sure everybody there knew that he hated Ice. And um Oh, wait.

8:59 There's one more. Wait. Bon Ivor. Who is that? Do you know who Bon Ivor is? No idea. Never heard of that person in my life.

9:07 Oh, it's Bonav. Bon. See, it's classier if you if you pronounce it the French way. Bonav. So, Bon Ivor had the following to say stop for

9:20 I want to ask about the whistle. Obviously, it's very prominent. What does it stand for?

9:23 Um, it's to honor the observers in Minneapolis. you know, they blow the whistles when they see ice coming and they're there to protect their community and they've been doing it for weeks and 30 below and um I think that kind of work, it's really great to stop here and to celebrate music and talk about the power of music and to recognize each other, but I think the the real work um is is in the streets of Minneapolis right now and I'm here to honor them as well. All right. So, we got the hundred millionaire who doesn't want immigration enforcement and we got this guy Bon with his little whistle on his lapel. Jesse,

10:02 at at a place, we should probably point out, Megan, it's an obvious point, but at a place that is surrounded by more security than anybody has ever seen in their lifetime,

10:12 they don't want the deportation force of America to remove the child rapists and serial killers from our communities. They believe those people should stay there. And yet, they live their entire lives surrounded by security. If these people ever walk into a Red Lobster, they do so surrounded by security guards. If you try to approach them, some gigantic beast is going to pound your head through the table for even attempting to talk to them. And yet, normal Americans who have to live in communities with these animals from all over the planet. We have people with long criminal records from all over the planet who come here. They hide in blue areas. And normal Americans who don't want to be raped, they don't want to be murdered. They don't want to be robbed.

10:58 They don't want their taxpayer money being swindled by the quality learing center in Minneapolis. None of these people actually care about any normal people at all. It's all one gigantic virtue signal with your stupid whistles and your and your out ice or what ice out or whatever the stupid pins were and the rest of it. And you know who should actually be ashamed? Honestly, Megan is the NFL. But you know what? I take that back. That's probably the wrong way to put that. You know who should be ashamed? the people who can't walk away from it.

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Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "Grammys Celebs Include Nearly Naked Singers and Idiot Wearing a Whistle, with Jesse Kelly"?

Megyn Kelly (Guest), Jesse Kelly (Guest).

What is "Grammys Celebs Include Nearly Naked Singers and Idiot Wearing a Whistle, with Jesse Kelly" about?

The discussion centers on the perceived desperation for sexual validation among iconic female celebrities in their 50s, exemplified by figures like Heidi Klum, JLo, and Halle Berry, who are criticized for flaunting their bodies to maintain their "sex kitten" status. Additionally, the conversation highlights the outrageous fashion choices at the Grammys, particularly focusing on Chapel Ron's…

What is mentioned in this Megyn Kelly episode?

10 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Jesse, Bad Bunny, Kaye Amstutz, Heidi Klum, Addison Rae, JLo. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Grammys Celebs Include Nearly Naked Singers and Idiot Wearing a Whistle, with Jesse Kelly"?

The episode runs 13 min; the transcript is about 2,173 words in 27 timestamped sections.

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