Orville Peck ‘Would Risk It All’ for One Night With Brad Pitt – News JoJo

Grindr, the popular dating app for the LGBTQ+ community, has launched a new podcast and video series called Who’s the Asshole? The show features Katya, a legendary RuPaul’s Drag Race contestant, as the main interviewer. The first episode aired on February 15th and featured country superstar Orville Peck as the special guest.

During the interview, Peck talked about feeling starstruck after meeting Brad Pitt in person at a friend’s birthday party in Los Angeles. As the story goes, Peck was waiting in line for the bathroom when Brad Pitt walked out. Peck described how Pitt was the “marker” for handsome in his generation and how seeing him in person made him feel like he wanted to be held by him.

“You know how, [for] our generation, [Pitt] was like the ‘marker’ for handsome?” Peck explains. “Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie: that was the description for someone handsome. And then you think, ‘Oh, maybe by today’s [standards]… maybe now that wouldn’t count.’ But when you see this man, I’m not joking, I just want him to hold me.”

“He’s like glowing and emanating,” he continues. “You know how he’s super-chill, ‘Stoner Dad’ vibes? And he’s wearing this little funny bucket hat and he’s dressed all cute. He looks so cute. So he comes out of the bathroom and he’s holding the door… I’d met him very briefly before, but I was like, ‘Oh, hi again!’ And he goes, ‘Hey.’ And I went, ‘Do you know where the bathroom is?’ And he goes, ‘Yeah, you’re in line for it, it’s right here.’ And I go, ‘Oh my god of course! Ha-ha, stupid me!’ Just like full rom-com. It was like She’s All That.”

Peck concludes, “He’s beautiful, and I would risk it all to have one night of bliss with him.” Katya, not one to shy away from controversy, took the conversation one step further and declared that she would “suck the s*ht right out of his f*cking assh*le.” Well…okay.

In addition to discussing his crush on Brad Pitt, Peck also revealed that he had used Grindr in the past. Despite being known for not showing his face as a musician, Peck did have a photo of his torso on the app. He also advocated for blocking people on Grindr if they made him uncomfortable or crossed a boundary.