Shadowing Practice: Wendy Williams CLOCKING The Gays (Best Moments) πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆβœ¨ - Learn English Speaking with YouTube

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She was wearing six inch heels.
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She was wearing six inch heels.
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Have you ever tried to walk in six inch heels, ladies?
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I mean, I haven't.
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I haven't.
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Like an imagine, you might sway a little bit and lean on the wall.
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How you doing?
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That is sweet.
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I know this is a sensitive subject for me because I'm a guy, right?
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So I don't have breasts.
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But you know, I, uh.
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Why do you like breasts?
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How you doing?
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Do you know?
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I went to a Catholic school, right?
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And so it's- All boys?
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No, it wasn't all boys, thank goodness.
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Oh.
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Hey, well, anyway.
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So how was your college?
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You had a field day.
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I was yuck.
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Me and my boyfriend have been dating for a couple months.
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And recently, he started talking dirty to me in the bedroom.
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I mean, what does he ask you to call him, daddy?
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You called it.
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What?
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The thing is, he's a year older than me.
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Okay.
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Next thing you know, you'll be punched in the head.
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You know what I'm saying?
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Yeah.
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Tied up a beat with a bat.
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Girl, what's going on?
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Hey, Suzanne.
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Hi.
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How you lumberjackin'?
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Oh, yeah.
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Okay.
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Yes, this is my, you know, butch look.
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Oh, crap.
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I have this friend.
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She's really beautiful.
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However, her brows are not.
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I'm so tired, Chad.
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I'm so tired.
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I'm really tired.
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I have a friend of seven years.
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She's gained a little bit of weight recently.
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Hi, fatty.
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About how many pounds?
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A couple.
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She's a gorgeous girl.
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A couple is too.
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Either way.
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What are we talking about?
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60. 60.
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Oh, so she's gained another person.
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His best friend is kind of awful.
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She's the worst person I've ever met.
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How do I get rid of her?
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This is crazy.
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He's been friends with her longer than he's been dating you.
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Yes.
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So that can't happen.
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Oh.
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Billy, you just have to kind of put up with it.
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Okay, who's next?
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Wendy, how you doing?
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Better now, come on over.
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How you doing?
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Wait, face this way.
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Yeah, sorry.
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So, um.
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Gone like the whey.
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Go on with the weirds, Abby.
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Okay.
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Thank you, Wendy.
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Thank you.
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My people!
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How you doing?
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Hi, Wendy.
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My name's Cody.
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How you doing?
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How you doing?
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I recently just got married in Mexico.
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We eloped.
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My family is so upset, especially my mother.
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Now she wants to throw us a redneck reception with red solo cups, dollar store decorations.
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It's a hot mess.
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We want to do our own thing.
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How do I politely decline without killing her?
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In a barn.
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In a barn?
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In a barn.
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Sounds fabulous.
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Okay.
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And then you and your significant other,
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you and your wife, husband?
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Husband.
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Okay, all right, I didn't wanna judge, but this is Wendy.
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He's been so close with me that he put me on his flight passes so I now fly for free.
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They call it the buddy pass.
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Yeah, exactly.
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What should I say to all these people who always make these assumptions that a gay guy and a straight guy,
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that we must be together?
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Well, first of all, there's nothing wrong.
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If you know somebody and you can get a good buddy pass deal,
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don't be a fool, number one.
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And number two, as long as your girlfriend understands.
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Look, this is a buddy pass thing.
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Well, no, no. No, I mean your friends.
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I didn't say, I didn't say butt-ee-pass.
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I said this is a buddy pass thing and you're friends.
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And I think that a gay man and a straight man could be friends and nothing more.
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How y'all doing?
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So last week I was at this gay club, right?
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So I'm about to party,
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you know, carry on to the side.
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And next thing you know,
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I turn around and look,
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I seen a friend of mine, I seen a husband.
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He kissing with this guy.
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I'm like, all like literally in the corner kissing with this with this guy.
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Wait, no, did he see you in the club?
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No, he didn't see me.
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Okay, okay, okay.
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Were you dipping and watching all night?
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I was, yeah, and I had my little drink and I was over here,
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so like that, so you know,
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keeping a little kid, okay.
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So, you know, he didn't see me.
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Did he seem very comfortable there at the gay bar?
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He was in the corner, sitting up there kissing.
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So he was comfortable.
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She was wearing six inch heels.
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Have you ever tried to walk in six inch heels, ladies?
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I mean, I haven't.
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I haven't.
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Like an imagine, you might sway a little bit.
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Lean on the wall.
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I can tell you that is that.
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I recently started hooking up with one of my Uber drivers.
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Okay.
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So, I mean, I've been getting all these free rides now,
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and I haven't had to pay for the service, so...
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What do I do?
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Do I just, like, put them on the back burner and just,
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like, use them for free rides still,
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or just cut it off completely?
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Well, honestly, he's been using you for a free ride.
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How you doing?
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Hi Wendy, how you doing?
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Uh-huh.
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Uh-huh.
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Well, my name is Malik.
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I graduate in May and coming up in May also is my anniversary of my significant other.
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My mom doesn't know about my significant other.
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So you're coming out of the closet on a popular daytime talk show?
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Welcome out.
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I have good gaydar and oh yes.
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Don't test me, Norman.
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Okay.
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Plenty of men use women's deodorant for just that reason.
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Are there any men in this audience that use women's deodorant for that reason?
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Not you all!
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Yes!
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So I've been dating a girl for about a year now with no commitment.
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Oh, how you doing?
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And she stated that she's kind of scared of commitment and it may change in the future.
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I'm just wondering, should I just stop it now or should I just see where things go?
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See, I don't have a year to waste.
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I'm 50, how old are you?
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I'm 22.
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Well, you have a year to waste.
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Everybody have a seat except for Pompidou.
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How you doing, Wendy?
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Better now.
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Well, my name is Erin, right?
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She was dating this boy and they broke up in August, okay?
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He's been like hitting me up,
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asking me to hang out and chill.
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But normally I wouldn't pursue it,
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but since he doesn't play for my friend's team anymore, should I?
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Well, here's the thing.
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Let me ask you something.
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Cause sometimes like people, no like people.
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Right.
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Was he suspect even when he was dating your friend?
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Girl, he does.
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See, sometimes women need a course in gaydar.
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They need to teach that in middle school.
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I was at a party and I messed around with one of my best girlfriend's boyfriend.
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I'm just wondering if you think I should tell her and clear my conscience.
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Okay, wait, okay, wait.
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Is he bisexual?
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He was that night.
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If the music's over, it will give you your life.
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You're a superstar.
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Yes, that's what you are.
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So call the phone.
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Let your body go to the music.
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Hey, hey, hey, call the phone.
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Let your body go with the flow.
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You know you can do it.
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Oh, man.
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About This Lesson

In this lesson, you will practice listening comprehension and speaking skills through a lively conversation drawn from a popular video featuring Wendy Williams. By analyzing her interactions, you will focus on expressing humor, familiarity, and sarcasm, which are essential aspects of natural English conversation. This lesson is particularly beneficial for those preparing for the IELTS speaking test, as it will enhance your ability to understand and replicate the cadence and tone of native speakers in casual contexts.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases

  • How you doing? - A casual greeting often used to check in on someone.
  • Talk dirty - Referring to suggesting erotic or intimate dialogue.
  • Butch look - A style that is typically associated with masculinity.
  • College field day - Refers to a day of activities, usually for fun, often found in educational contexts.
  • If you call him daddy - A playful phrase hinting at romantic dynamics.
  • Me and my boyfriend - A common way to refer to one's partner in conversation.
  • Gain weight - Used to talk about an increase in body weight, often in a context of concern or humor.
  • Hey, fatty! - A colloquial nickname that may be humorous among friends but could also be perceived as offensive.

Practice Tips

To make the most of this lesson and improve your English pronunciation, consider using a shadowing technique. This involves listening to the video segments multiple times before attempting to repeat what you hear. Pay close attention to the rhythm and intonation of Wendy Williams’ speech, which is often quick and filled with expressive emotions. A good way to practice is to use a shadowing app that allows you to listen and repeat phrases at a slower speed before gradually increasing to the original pace.

Focus on mimicking Wendy's energy and style, as her tone includes a mix of playfulness and sarcasm. Try to capture her enthusiasm and emotion as you practice each phrase. You may also want to explore common themes in casual conversations to enhance your understanding of context and appropriateness in different social settings.

Repeat segments with varying speeds while incorporating the phrases you’ve learned. This exercise not only helps with your fluency but significantly enhances your ability to participate in informal conversations, making it invaluable for your IELTS speaking practice. Remember, consistent practice leads to improvement, so make shadowing and repeating a daily habit in your English learning journey.

What is the Shadowing Technique?

Shadowing is a science-backed language learning technique originally developed for professional interpreter training and popularized by polyglot Dr. Alexander Arguelles. The method is simple but powerful: you listen to native English audio and immediately repeat it out loud β€” like a shadow following the speaker with just a 1–2 second delay. Unlike passive listening or grammar drills, shadowing forces your brain and mouth muscles to simultaneously process and reproduce real speech patterns. Research shows it significantly improves pronunciation accuracy, intonation, rhythm, connected speech, listening comprehension, and speaking fluency β€” making it one of the most effective methods for IELTS Speaking preparation and real-world English communication.

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