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Guest Ella Langley, known for her music, joins Theo Von, who opens the episode by expressing his appreciation for her new album, "Dandelion." This initial praise quickly leads into a characteristic humorous and self-deprecating exchange where Theo reflects on his own nature.

Theo Von shares that he sometimes plays Langley's new album, "Dandelion," in his room. When asked by Ella if he feels like a dandelion himself, Theo quickly dismisses the idea, stating, "I don't think so. I don't know. I mean, I could have to read through my diary, but I don't think so. Probably not."

Instead of a delicate dandelion or a rose, Theo humorously likens himself to a more persistent, uninvited form of nature. He specifically identifies with "the plant that grows on your house even if you don't want it to," before settling on the specific, pervasive vine, "kudoo."

Theo elaborates on his "kudoo" self-image, explaining, "they can't get rid of me. They're like this bastard. You were growing under the porch the whole time. I come out and I'll tap on your window. I'm only playing late at night." He further solidifies this persona by agreeing with Ella's subsequent comparison of him to a "fungus."

Listeners will walk away with an introduction to Ella Langley's music through Theo Von's distinct lens and a clear example of Theo's unique, darkly comedic interview style and self-deprecating humor.