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Sloppy Seconds with Big Dipper and Meatball is your favorite unhinged dive into queer chaos, raunchy laughs, and unfiltered pop culture takes. Join internet bear Big Dipper and beloved viral drag queen Meatball as they interview comedians, drag performers and celebrities with zero shame and maximum mayhem. From sex to internet brain rot, nothing is off-limits!
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Perfect sloppy gay content. I can’t get enough, even with how problematic and annoying both these divas can be. This pod feels like a warm hug from your judgmental gay friend who will never get his life together. Even Dipper has grown on me after listening to at least 100 episodes. As for the who is the mean one debate—it’s Meatball and I love it.
Look, if you are not a fan of crude humor or loud noises, this ain’t the show for you. That being said, Meatball and Big Dipper are two of the most talented and entertaining performers in our modern queer times. If you are a new listener, there might be some references you won’t get right away, but you can always go back and catch up on older stuff! I currently subscribe to Mom+ (not through Patreon though) and love having this show without commercials!
Love these two sloppy podsters. It’s more than just a “podcast with drag queens,” they’re both hilarious and talk about general pop culture, not specifically about drag race like other pods where you need some inside knowledge. Meatball is the mean one. But also the fun one.
I look forward to the episodes every week!! I’ve been to the parties thrown by Meatball and she really just makes me love being apart of my community. Dipper is cool too. This podcast gets me through the weeks and I just know I’m going to have a good morning when I see a new episode available!!
I’ve been a consistent listener for a while now. While it makes me laugh occasionally, I’ve found that by the time they reach the voicemails, I’m completely turned off. It seems like the hosts intentionally misunderstand questions asked by listeners and then jump down their throats and scold them for something they never intended to imply. Someone just recently called in to ask if bears aren’t interested in him because he looks younger and the bears are worried about the ethics of hooking up with someone who appears young. The hosts read this listener for filth and implied that this person feels entitled to sex with anyone they choose. It’s a lot of virtue signaling from a host who ghosts hookups when they arrive and aren’t as hot as they desire. There are so many LGBTQIA+ podcasts out there, try another one.
Big fan of the pod, my fave episodes have to be the Demon Twink episode. Big Dipper gets funny flack for being a sex addict, he’s entertaining, genuine and all around lovely. Meatball is hilarious and a force of nature which made me start to listen to this podcast years ago. Here comes the hard part. Meatball also has chronic pancreatitis and regularly talks about binge drinking among other things, which if you have chronic pancreatitis, should not be doing like AT ALL. I always connected with Meatball since I went through a similar experience as well as suffered from an ED when I was younger. I also lied about my age and lived in LA so our lives weirdly mirrored each other. My point is it’s like listening to someone slowly commit suicide every episode. Im done with the podcast sadly but I hope they go on to live happy lives and success.
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