Call Her Daddy
Call Her Daddy
"I really want to let my whore flag fly in the bedroom. The way you're just so proud, you're like, that's me. That's me." — Nikki Glaser
"The problem is is the recovery. Like, I just don't... I think it's not talked about enough. Women are just like, 'Yeah, I got a facelift.' And I'm always like, she went, she had to be off camera for months and months and had to stay inside and had drains in her face. It's painful." — Nikki Glaser
"It's not about that. I'm like, maybe I am enough and I feel like he has to have more. But it's it's it's there's probably a sadness to it, but I just, it's just what I'm into and I can't help it." — Nikki Glaser
Nikki Glaser joins Alex Cooper to reflect on her career trajectory, moving from a more sex-focused early career to hosting major events like the Golden Globes. She candidly discusses the constant pressure to remain relevant and the internal conflict between staying authentic and catering to public perception. Glaser also shares her unique perspective on relationships, including her long-term, "on-and-off" dynamic with her boyfriend, Chris, and her unconventional views on monogamy and jealousy. She articulates a desire for her partner to have experiences outside of their relationship, rooted in a deep respect for women and a need for him to feel desired by others.
The conversation delves into the challenges women face in the entertainment industry, particularly in comedy. Glaser highlights the double standards regarding appearance, the scrutiny over using writers, and the way women's accomplishments are often downplayed or attributed to external factors rather than their own talent. She also touches on the societal obsession with female appearance, the pursuit of youth and beauty, and the complex emotional labor involved in navigating these pressures. Glaser reveals her own journey with self-esteem and how she uses humor to process her insecurities.
Further, Glaser discusses her personal growth and evolving relationship philosophies. She candidly speaks about her sexual awakening, her initial fears and confusions around sex, and how she found comfort and confidence through open discussion. Her approach to relationships is framed by a belief in practical compatibility over romantic ideals of soulmates, and a unique perspective on emotional versus physical infidelity, emphasizing that while emotional cheating would be deeply hurtful, she understands and even encourages physical exploration for her partner.