Tina Fey casually defines an era of celebrity culture on Bowen Yang’s podcast
Imparting some invaluable career advice on Las Culturistas, Tina Fey tells Bowen Yang, "Authenticity is dangerous and expensive"

There’s a certain clip going around the Internet from Tina Fey’s recent appearance on Las Culturistas, the beloved podcast hosted by comedians Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. The long-running show is a platform for Rogers and Yang to observe, criticize, and comment on the pop culture landscape. A recurring segment on the show is “I Don’t Think So, Honey,” which is a 60-second chance to air grievances of all kinds (from “cocaine” to “Rolling Stone snubbing Celine Dion on its best singers list”). When Fey—who is an astute cultural critic herself—got her chance at the mic, she used the moment to impart some wisdom from one Saturday Night Live alum to a current cast member.
“I don’t think so honey, Bowen Yang giving his real opinions about movies on this podcast. I regret to inform you that you are too famous now, sir,” she proclaimed, as the hosts laughed in agreement. “What’s gonna happen? You have a problem with Saltburn? Shhh! Quiet luxury. Keep it to yourself, because what are you gonna do when Emerald Fennell calls you about her next project where you play Carey Mulligan’s coworker in the bridal section of Harrods, and then act three takes a sexually violent turn and you have to pretend to be surprised by that turn?”