00:00You know who always loves a theme and pays attention? Let me tell you who. It's Heidi Klum.
00:06My girl Heidi Klum shows up dressed as a veiled lady statue in this incredible design by designer
00:16Mike Marino. And it's like, first of all, people are trying to figure out, is that Heidi? Who is
00:20that? What's happening? She's the queen of Halloween. She kind of treated it as a Halloween
00:24costume. She took it over the top for some. But I really appreciate the commitment. You're next to
00:31people that are barely clothed and naked. And then for you to be there, totally covered and
00:36unrecognizable, that's pretty badass. And for that, to me, was like, Heidi, you go. I was all in for
00:45her. So excited. And I happened to bump into her walking out. Okay, wait a moment. Because I was
00:51going to say, did Heidi put you up to this? What did she whisper in your ear when you took
00:55a
00:55selfie? She told me that she was sweating so bad, is what she whispered in my ear. That's why she
01:00had to leave early. She was hot, but she was having a great time. I feel like she was the
01:04person of the
01:04night everybody wanted a picture with. Did you see the pictures of Rihanna, Asaph, and Heidi, like
01:08outside? They're incredible. Her look brought them so much joy. It brought me so much joy. I was just
01:13like, you know, Heidi, thank you for being you. Why didn't your girl change? Like, why didn't she have a
01:20back? Like, because we've seen so many people go hit the carpet over the years, Met Gala. And then
01:26by the time they go inside and you see the photos the next day, people have changed. Yeah, that was
01:30bad planning. Or maybe she wanted just a ticket to leave early. That's also kind of iconic. Like,
01:34and once you have all that makeup on, like you're committed, how is she going to like, it would take
01:38her too long to change, to have a quick change. She couldn't do it. Okay, fair. Yeah. Anybody that
01:42really kind of like bulldozed you? I think you're Heidi Klum is my bad bunny. Love that. Your bad old
01:49bunny. Lala, I think asked him, how long did it take for you to do this? 53 years. Exactly. 53
01:57years. I think that's the beauty of art, right? Like we should never be bashing people for their
02:02interpretation of art form. So for what he was able to do with the theme and, and kind of acknowledge
02:09like age in time in art, I thought was a really like special moment. And it's bad bunny. So he
02:15brought
02:15a lot of humor to it too. I mean, watching people not know who he was, people didn't know who
02:22Heidi
02:22was, obviously, but like people not knowing who bad bunny was made me think that he'll be able to
02:29like live out his best life at 85, like in retirement and just be able to exist and like
02:34run down Central Park and no one will know it's bad bunny. Honestly, people did not know on the
02:38carpet. Reporters missed him or like upset about missing him. It was like, like, oh my God,
02:43that was like, it was like a big, how did I not know? How did I miss him? Like, how
02:46did
02:47he get by? You know, people were just floored. I would not have known it was him. And I would
02:52be afraid to come to work today. Yeah.
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