The Crash: Breaking Down Netflix’s New True Crime Doc

Reviewing American Murder: The Family Next Door

In this episode, we break down the Chris Watts case: a chilling tragedy made even more infuriating by how evil, careless, and downright stupid his actions were. Harmony & Sage dig into the deception, the family dynamics, and the facts of the case. It’s true crime, intuition, and calling out a devil disguised as a dad. Like, subscribe, rate, and review to support the show. Contact us at girlswillyap@gmail.com [girlswillyap@gmail.com] and follow @girlswillyap on TikTok, YouTube, Threads, and Instagram. Come join your besties in the group chat.

Pop Culture Breakdown: Netflix, Scandals, and Music Icons

Harmony and Sage are back with an episode full of nostalgia, opinions, and pop culture chaos. The girls unpack the growing mess of streaming services and why owning physical media might be the real comeback. Yes, Gilmore Girls is involved. They also dive into the latest celebrity headlines, from Sharon Stone to P. Diddy to Josh Duggar, and revisit the legacies of icons like Peabo Bryson and Prince. Plus TikTok dress trends, road trip music debates, and the cultural shifts shaping how we watch, listen, and yap. Follow us on socials @girlswillyap, and don’t forget to rate and review the show.

The Crash: Breaking Down Netflix’s New True Crime Doc

This week, Harmony and Sage break down The Crash, Netflix’s true crime documentary about 17 year old Mackenzie Shirilla and the case that shocked the internet. We get into the evidence, the trial, the social media circus, and the enabling that followed her from home to hospital to courtroom. From the boys’ final moments to the documentary’s wild omissions, we’re unpacking all of it. If you want a fuller story, we highly recommend watching Mean Girl Murders (Season 2, Episode 7) and Killer Cases (Season 4, Episode 12) to find out more about the case. We also want to honor Dominic and Davion. Rest in peace to both young men and sending so much love to all those who loved you. And all love to Davion’s sister (Davyne Flanagan), who is destined for greatness. Resources mentioned: • The Crash on Netflix • “Don’t Free McKenzie” Facebook community • GoFundMe to restore Davion’s vandalized grave site Follow us everywhere @girlswillyap.

From AMAs Chaos to Unhinged Headlines: A Pop Culture Week in Review

This week’s pop culture roundup is a wild one. From unhinged headlines and health scares to AMAs fashion hits and misses, we’re breaking down the stories everyone’s talking about plus a little music nostalgia to wrap it all up. Connect with us @girlswillyap on all your favorite socials.

The Help (2011) - Movie Yap Review

Harmony finally watches The Help for the first time, and the girls dive into everything from the powerhouse acting, the messy Southern dynamics, the infamous pie scene, and the emotional weight of Black women raising white children in the 60s. They unpack the film’s themes of racism, feminism, empathy, and courage, all while keeping it honest, warm, and a little chaotic in true Girls Will Yap fashion. Connect with us: Instagram, TikTok, Threads & YouTube @girlswillyap. If you love the show, don’t forget to rate and review because it helps the Yap grow.