What the Viral Interview Showing Blake Lively's "Mean Girl" Behavior REVEALS, with Zack Peter

[0:00] here are some of the things that we are going to see. We played a couple of these earlier this [0:03] week, but we can't get out of a Blake Lively segment without watching her diminish Kirstie [0:08] Fla of the Netherlands as she tried to interview Blake in a 2016 interview for Blake's film [0:15] Cafe Society. Blake's sitting next to Parker Posey, who somehow we forgot to notice is almost [0:21] as bad. She's equally almost awful in this clip, but here they are. First of all, congrats on your [0:28] little bump. Congrats on your little bump. What about my bump? You've got two nice ones. [0:37] These, they are kind of bumps, aren't they? No, not bumps. The lovely lady lumps. Check it out. [0:44] Thank you. Thank you. You like the movie? Are you a Woody Allen fan? I love most of his movies, [0:49] and this one was so, like, visually amazing. Yeah, it's gorgeous. Did you guys love wearing [0:55] those kind of clothes that you... Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, working in digital... Everyone wants to talk [0:59] about the clothes, but I wonder if they would ask the men about the clothes. I would. I love Jesse's [1:05] suits and how he... That's what I'm saying. His wardrobe was beautiful. Oh, I know. Everybody. [1:09] Cory's wardrobe was, of course, those high-waisted pants. He's so great. I would wish men more high-waisted [1:15] pants like that still. I know. Me too. Or their father with his tank top in it. Oh, it's so good. Yeah. [1:22] It's not just the women that have the clothes. I feel like the women get the conversation, [1:26] but it's like... Yeah. Oh, my God, Zach. It's stomach turning. Bully, mean girl, [1:34] tone deaf. Bully, mean girl, tone deaf. That is the energy you're getting from that clip [1:39] that is really what set the internet on fire. I always said that the... I agreed that the little [1:48] bump video, this video that we just watched, I do agree that that was kind of, you know, [1:54] the ember that burned down her reputation for sure. But it's because it went viral. And as [2:00] TikTok does, when something goes viral, then everybody jumps in on the fight. And then [2:05] everybody shares their battle stories. They share their video clips with Blake, which is what [2:10] happened. And it just... I think Blake and her team are so out of touch with how digital media works. [2:17] And now they want to call it digital violence, digital warfare, the terms that she's using to [2:22] describe this, which is wild. I mean, she commits digital violence against me every time I have [2:28] to see her face. And the thing about that clip was interesting. It was shot in 2016, but she said [2:36] it aired. Her employer did air it in the Netherlands, but it got re-released. That clip got re-released on [2:43] the internet right around the time of It Ends With Us. So it was... And that's when it went viral. Yeah. [2:49] Unfortunately for Blake. Because people were speculating what was going on between Justin Blake, [2:54] because she put him in the basement. She wouldn't have him near the cast, which she knew would cause [2:58] speculation. And it did because everybody like myself, we were wondering, was there any drama on [3:04] set? And then the most common narrative, because most of us didn't really know who Justin [3:08] Belladoni was, unless you were the biggest Jane the Virgin fan. But most of us were then thinking, [3:12] was Blake being difficult on set? Is Blake behind this? What was the dynamic? Did they not get along [3:19] if they're the two love interests in this movie and they're not doing any press together? So that [3:23] fueled that speculation. And then that's when, you know, Shirstie Flaw came out and she's like, [3:28] here's the video. Like, she is a bully. She's always been this way. Here's an old interview clip [3:33] that I have. When, you know, I, I forgot what movie they were doing promo for, but she's like, [3:38] when she was promoting this film. Cafe Society. Yes. And so when she's promoting this film, [3:43] I'm sure she's like, here's the whole clip. You know, here's, you can see it. You can see her, [3:48] you know, basically taking a shot at my body, you know, body shaming me, which, and I believe [3:53] Shirstie's opened up about it. I think she had some fertility issues, which also just cuts even deeper. [3:58] So it just, it's, it's insane that she's taken it this far from that. If you saw nothing else [4:07] about Blake live, he saw no other eclipse. You would know who she was from that clip. You would [4:12] know that's not, I'm having a bad day. That's, you are a bad person. She had come out publicly [4:17] with, with her pregnancy prior to this. She had just come out with it and she was showing. And as [4:23] the interviewer, obviously you'd love to get her to comment on it on camera. She had just publicly [4:28] commented on it. So it wasn't off limits. And you'd love for her to be like, Oh yeah, [4:32] we're so excited. You know, this is our fourth baby and we can't wait. That's it. That's all [4:36] she had to say. It's a nice way to acknowledge this human life that you were about to bring into [4:40] the world. Don't be such an asshole, Blake. And then to turn around, I like, Oh, you have a nice [4:47] baby bump. What? And you, you never comment on that. Every man knows you don't say that to a woman. [4:53] It wasn't real. The girl didn't actually have any sort of a bump. She was just saying it to like [4:56] push her, push her down. But you never say that because you never know what a woman is going [5:01] through when it comes to fertility journey. Never say that. And sure enough, she stepped on a rake [5:06] because this gal was having fertility issues and it was painful for her. And then what you see is [5:12] like, Kirstie's interesting to watch in the whole clip because she's, you know, she's, she's an [5:17] attractive woman, but like across from Blake Lively, most of us look not that great. And so Blake is [5:23] there and she's gorgeous. Of course, you can't take that away from her. And Kirstie's sitting [5:27] there kind of awkward now. She's, she's made to feel awkward by the attack on her. She doesn't, [5:33] she's not trying to offend Blake. She's actually trying to do a nice interview to make her look [5:38] good. Talk about your baby. That actually makes you less threatening to women at home. Blake, [5:42] if you're not an idiot, you'd see that. Um, and instead she's on the receiving end of now, [5:47] both of them attacking her. And she tries to bridge away like, Oh, that, you know, the fashion. [5:52] And if you've seen cafe society, it is amazing. It goes back in time and it's like a, it's like [5:57] time travel and the costuming is absolutely stunning in the movie. So it's a normal thing [6:02] to remark on, but Blake's got to take it as a sexist slight, you know, she's got it. And it's [6:08] more evidence of her perceiving an offense and like an attack on her where none exists, Zach, [6:16] which is right at the heart of everything she's saying against Justin Baldoni. We can watch her doing it. [6:22] To this innocent, sweet journalist before our very eyes. It's a very damning clip for her. [6:29] It just, it shows you, like you said, exactly who she is. And the fact that she got Parker to jump [6:38] in on it then adds context to, yeah, now when we see Isabella Ferrer and Jenny Slate who are, [6:44] and calling Hoover, like you see the way Blake, you know, baits you into then sitting there and [6:49] being a cackling mean girl. And we saw, and again, the hard part is it's not like [6:54] with this alleged smear campaign, it's not like there were false headlines that were being pushed [6:59] out about Blake Lively. It's her own behavior, her own words. This is video footage. You're watching [7:05] her behavior. And so even if that went viral, I mean, and we don't know if she says that there's [7:12] no proof, it's, it's, um, untraceable is the term that she likes to use as to why she can't prove it, [7:18] which untraceable really just means lack of evidence in my opinion. And so for me, it's like, [7:24] it's your own behavior. Nobody crafted this narrative, but you. [7:30] Yeah, that is mean girl behavior right there. And then the two of them for the listening audience, [7:34] Parker Posey and Blake Lively refuse to look at the reporter again. They only look at each other and [7:42] they do their little mean girl thing. Like, Oh, what about him? This guy's fashion, that guy's [7:45] fashion. And also what about him? He looks fabulous. It's so passive aggressive, incredible, [7:50] it oozes passive aggression against their bullies because this reporter is of, again, with respect, [7:59] lesser importance. And I'm just saying in terms of like the world that they're in at the moment, [8:04] you know, like these two are the stars. It's, she's lucky to get 10 minutes with them. She's, [8:09] as a reporter, we're always like the, the lower ones, like running after access and a, a, a gracious [8:16] celebrity will pretend that's not the dynamic and that there's an equality in that room. Or if [8:23] anything, the really gracious ones will actually treat you like you're above them. You know, like [8:28] they're honored to be with you, which is like, those are the nicest ones. I mean, I could name them [8:33] on one hand who have done that with me and it's been so delightful. I mean, the one who's coming to [8:37] mind, believe it or not, but there are others, was Christopher Plummer, Captain Von Trapp of Sound [8:42] of Music, who I got the pleasure of interviewing before he passed. But anyway, but she does exactly [8:48] the opposite. She commits the ultimate sin, which is she treats her like a serf. And so does Parker [8:53] Posey. We're not even going to look at you. We're going to mock you and cover you in disdain for having [8:59] the nerve to ask about a facet of the movie that unbeknownst to you, we didn't want to talk about, [9:06] but you also, I mean, you and I have been in press junkets before you're given a limited amount of [9:13] time with these people that your questions are numbered. And like, and so you're, and when you [9:18] already have that, I'm sure in, in Shirstie's head, she's already thinking of a table of the questions [9:22] that I had, which ones are not going to offend her? Like you're throwing her off her game. Then you're [9:26] eating up all her time as the two of you are just cackling and not giving her any sort of [9:30] acknowledgement, knowing that there's a limited amount of time that she has with you. And then [9:35] you're using it to, you know, to troll her essentially right in front of her eating up this [9:41] time that she has affecting her job, because then now she has very little footage that she gets to [9:47] take back to her news agency that she runs to do her job effectively so that they have a headline or a [9:52] soundbite or something that they can use. Yeah. It's so rude. No, I'm actually not pregnant. I'm [9:59] having trouble getting pregnant. I'm not walking around with Ryan Reynolds, baby, having just [10:05] finished a Woody Allen film in which I was treated like a queen. I don't, I don't have that going on [10:12] right now, Ms. Lively. I'm sorry. I mean, it was like, she should have been thanking this reporter [10:17] for just holding her tongue, not speaking out about it for years and letting Cafe Society hit [10:23] without this bad publicity hitting then and not sticking the knife in because we would have been [10:27] on, on, is it Shirstie? Is that how you pronounce that? Shirstie, yeah. It's, you know, okay. We would [10:33] have been on Shirstie's side from the beginning as we all are now. Thanks for watching this clip. If [10:39] you're new here, subscribe. We got a whole lot more goodness where that came from. Would love to hear [10:44] your feedback. You can email me to megan, M-E-G-Y-N at megankelly.com or just leave a comment [10:50] below, but join the community by becoming a subscriber. We really, really value your input and [10:56] your support. We may not always agree, but we are always going to talk about it and respect. No BS, [11:03] no agenda, no fear. 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