@@RevelationOne They are MEANT for small cages, if you actually looked into it you’d see this is the perfect size for them. They don’t travel, they don’t migrate, they stay at home and ambush prey. There is nothing abusive or mean about this. In fact these tarantulas NEED US. Like all other domesticated species they would not last very long in the wild. It’s not so simple as “let the spider go.” I swear I see so much ignorance in the spider hobby, maybe look things up first before commenting.
@@verminted5243 Obviously you are new lol, I don’t mean this as an attack at all, but this size is PERFECT for Midas, they aren’t meant for huge enclosures, the bigger the T, the bigger the enclosure but they prefer smaller spaces to burrow in, you should check out Exotic’s Lair, he keeps his HUNDREDS of tarantulas in cages similar to this.
Hey Kat! Since you love rocks as much as I do, I wanted to mention: look in gravel pits for fossils. Gravel is often mostly comprised of limestone, which is very "soft" and a lot of times mined from ancient seabeds and full of coral, snail fossils, crinoids, and shells. I have found a ton of cool fossils just picking through parking lots.
Yes! One of my favourite memories with my dad growing up was going fossil hunting just outside the local gravel pit. Our best find was a small (okay, _tiny_ ) ammonite! Lots of fossilized shells and trace fossils, too. 😄
I have awful aracniphobia and your videos are helping me. So thank you for showing me spiders aren't that bad ❤️ Edit, Midas is such a beautiful spider! Despite their aggressiveness she is so fluffy and her fur is beautifully colored!
@@samberg1477 sorry you feel that way, some people can't be helped. Also I watch his older videos, there are a lot of tarantula dying videos only because he has so many, and they can only live for so long. He's not a bad spider handler. He just wants to educate people who care for tarantulas with those videos . But tarantula Kat is also awesome. I love them both.
I'd just like to say you and Exotics Lair and Dark den have helped me get over my arachnophobia with some spiders I'm kool with Ts and jumping spiders, other species not so much I still have arachnophobia but yall have helped it out alot thank you, keep up with the good videos love your channel.
That was flowerpot fungus Kat. It will happen in almost any substrate. It’s not harmful to tarantulas. It’s just unsightly if anything. I would suggest mixing in sphagnum moss with your substrate and it will hold moisture better. Also you really should add springtails to humid loving setups.
I did notice those bulbs that made me go “Oh mold grows mushrooms?” Lol. Im glad I found this channel tho a few months ago, the community is full of smart and cool peeps and while I dont have a T yet Im defo gunna have one in the future, and theres no negative affect to knowing more about a topic you love lmfao
@@midgematic8659 mushrooms are simply the fruiting bodies of mold. It serves the same purpose as fruit on a bush: to reproduce. The mushrooms are its method of distributing spores.
That's fungus Kat lol. 🤪 Coco peat and fiber both grow fungus if left damp for too long, just like most any type of wood or wood fibrous material such as shavings and etc. You can mitigate it buy adding sand and sphagnum to your cocofiber mix when you make it. It allows more aeration while also keeping the substrate on the more most side if need be. Just thought I'd share my experience cuz I've noticed a lot of keepers having this issue, especially those of us (like you and I) who live in more humid climates like Florida and other southern parts of US and South America.
@@RevelationOne exactly. For all the "stuff" she's putting in the enclosure and also the size of the arachnid, a larger enclosure is definitely in order.
“...weird spider yoga...” Both you and your tarantula are so cute! I’ve decided a Nhandu tripepii will be my next T. I love her feisty attitude and she’s so cute and fluffy!
Got a mature male nhandu tripepii he's absolutely nuts tbh maintenence to his enclosure can be awkward cuz he's very bolty and does throw up threat postures when irritated but it's a beautiful tarantula I never use coco fiber anymore because it would just always grow mould and spores of God knows what I use either a brand called "spiderlife" it's vermiculite and topsoil mixed or a bioactive mix u may not have spiderlife in the states I think it's a European brand but it's like lugardi pretty much
ok, that spood looks like someone took a hair straigthener to a curly hair. or like the long haired chihuahua of the spider world. i can'd quite decide which.
If you don’t want it to mold you need a false bottom/ drainage layer. Hydrocorn or hydro balls and the bottom and a mesh layer on top of that and then the substrate on top of that so the water can fall through and evaporate at the bottom.
Have you considered adding hydroballs and a layer of screen to facilitate draining of any water? I am not as experienced of a keeper as you so that may not be necessary for her, but watching Mark and Petko, that is what they did for their T's.
My Tripepii has the same attitude problem. Hates me doing anything in its enclosure, I do the same as you did, distract with food then work quickly before the hairs start flying. Lol
I LOVE this intro ❤️❤️❤️that music sounds all magical and spooky I absolutely love it! I only discovered you a few day’s ago but I love your vids! I’m so excited to get my first spidey soon 🥰🎉you’ve given me so much info and inspiration 😘😘😘💕xxxx
I get nervous just opening my spiders enclosure It’s a B emilia I hope it’s not a massive hair kicker but he kicked hairs at me a couple days ago no reason, just did after I fed it
This is one of those T's you need a hazmat suit to rehouse them😂. She is a beauty though frfr. I recently switched to the jungle mix and I love it and my spiders seem to like it better to. Tyfs God bless you
Hi Kat im new came from Exotics Lair came to learn me about the hair kicking defense thing the taranchula's do I also like the decorating work on your enclosures it is most impressive I liked the moss mostly nice capture getting the hair kicking on camera up close like that your the first channel ive seen lucky enough to capture that
Headphone warning at about 7:15 to 7:20 if you are a weirdo like me and have a bad reaction to squeaky sounds.... I don’t know why it bugs me so bad but it reminds me of how dogs react to dog whistles.... I know I’m not completely alone though, that nails on a chalkboard saying comes from somewhere.... I just have extra intense reaction to it....
I know this sounds stupid, but seriously a small Wet/Dry Shopvac is epic for getting all of the substrate from tanks. You can put a bag in and when you are done it's ready to go. No hairs, no excess dusty, no problem.
I don't know how & why i watched so much of your videos this last days coz normally i hate spiders .. This is like a luxury therapy for me lol ..This said i evolve, slowly but surely thanks
That looks to me like the easiest way to not handle a tarantula. I like the idea. The enclosure looks beautiful. Well done. 9:10 lol Looks like she made helping her extra fun.
After learning that tarantulas will LITERALLY KICK HAIR AT YOU that is like fiberglass that makes you itchy, i will never complain about dog hair ever again.
She's lively for a NWT. I'm not overly familiar with them, but I've always heard that they're far more relaxed than OWTs. I guess there's an exception for every rule.
"looks over at my N tripepii who just flicked hairs by proxy" her- "so anyway I started blasting" p.s. absolutely love this species they got just the right amount of attitude for me (shes even more nuts than my golden baboon and my indian ornamental)
Tarantula Kat, exotic Lair sometimes mists down his certain tarantulas substraights for his certain tarantulas spiders and it doesn't get moldy on him unless it has there's to many ventilation holes
Just a thought, but wouldn't adding dead leaf litter encourage mold growth? Especially in high humidity? Also, you could try making the jump to bioactive, and add those squiggly springtails or isopods (roly poly where i'm from). I've heard they really help with that. Thanks for the vids.
That's a really cool looking enclosure, my only issue is that water dish is huge but I don't really see a real issue with it and it's personal preference lol. I'm not really a fan of podcasts tbh, I prefer watching and listening to people talking :)
Kat I caught a tiny jumping spider! No idea what species. Feed it cricket legs yeah? It's just tiny. Do a little soil and a stick in a small container? Some leaves?
What a cool video! I know nothing about tarantulas. My father got me one when i was way to young to properly tale care of one. I came here to see what it looks like when they kick hairs (sorry, i got to learn at your expense). So, umm might you know of a good breed for a beginner and that rolerates cold climates? I live in the north and it gets a little chilly in the house during the winter. Thanks, and i hope you are your T buddies are doing well
Can you use activated charcoal in their habitats to prevent mold? It’s pretty cheap to buy in a carton in the aquarium section. Terrarium hobbyists also use charcoal.
maybe cover it? im not sure if is light dependent. Those little hairs can stick around for days.. you get tiny little itchy bumps on ur fingers./ Ive tried various ways to pick them up (like tape) but its difficult when you cant even see them. I just tape over the itchy spot and try not to scratch it/ I thought I inhaled one once, bc I couldnt stop coughing when I would try and talk.. luckily it cleared up soon.
@@ShadowGirl3055 around 250 degrees and no longer then 2-3 mins👍🏻 just hot enough and long enough to kill any parasites. But it also depends on how alive or dead they are, just watch it and u should be fine
Its just great 😅 its was my first trantula they say its a friendly and easy spider to care for. But they kicking as hell 😎 she is all day one dipslay and thats beuteful to see.
I wonder if using a little hand vacuum with hepa filter would help to gather the hairs so they don't hang in the air. I would not want to breathe that.
They're called "urticating hairs", where the word "urticating" means iching or irritating. They cause a form of allergic reaction. If they get on your skin they'll cause a really painful rash that can last weeks. If they get in your eye or you inhale them, you're in for a world of hell. Inhaling them can actually kill you, if you inhale enough of them.
This was absolutely hilarious. I couldn’t stop laughing when you were nudging her back into the cage.
T: "ohhhh... You wanna Dance?? Let's Dance!"
I know!!! Like an unruly child! 😂😂😂🎃🕷🕷🕷🕷
Kat has a 'Can-Do' attitude...
Midas has a _'Nhandu'_ attitude.
Spoder: *Clean up this mold, hoomin*
Hoomin tries to remove water bowl
Spoder: *NO not my damn water bowl, how dare you*
:o
Speak right wtf
@@riddlagalindo1154 its intentional
@@savednorwegian I hate people like that that literally take grammar the next level like who cares?
@@tj1lincoln182 Hehe true, ty. Have a good weekend wherever you are
We feed them, we house them but still they hate us. 😂😂😂
I'd hate yall to if you put me in a cage that small. That spider can literally only move a few inches.
@@RevelationOne YES! I think it is rly small ..
@@RevelationOne Agreed! I'm VERY new to the hobby of tarantula keeping but even I can see this enclosure is far too small.
@@RevelationOne They are MEANT for small cages, if you actually looked into it you’d see this is the perfect size for them. They don’t travel, they don’t migrate, they stay at home and ambush prey. There is nothing abusive or mean about this. In fact these tarantulas NEED US. Like all other domesticated species they would not last very long in the wild. It’s not so simple as “let the spider go.”
I swear I see so much ignorance in the spider hobby, maybe look things up first before commenting.
@@verminted5243 Obviously you are new lol, I don’t mean this as an attack at all, but this size is PERFECT for Midas, they aren’t meant for huge enclosures, the bigger the T, the bigger the enclosure but they prefer smaller spaces to burrow in, you should check out Exotic’s Lair, he keeps his HUNDREDS of tarantulas in cages similar to this.
Hey Kat! Since you love rocks as much as I do, I wanted to mention: look in gravel pits for fossils. Gravel is often mostly comprised of limestone, which is very "soft" and a lot of times mined from ancient seabeds and full of coral, snail fossils, crinoids, and shells. I have found a ton of cool fossils just picking through parking lots.
Yes! One of my favourite memories with my dad growing up was going fossil hunting just outside the local gravel pit. Our best find was a small (okay, _tiny_ ) ammonite! Lots of fossilized shells and trace fossils, too. 😄
Well shit where the hell y'all live because I found no dam fossiles lol
Does anyone else get those strange looks when people see you looking? 😂
True, i found a fossilised sea urchin between gravel .
My Cockatiel loved this video! She sat on my arm the whole time making happy beak sounds. Great video!!
🥺
My rainbow lorikeet likes watching to haha
I have awful aracniphobia and your videos are helping me. So thank you for showing me spiders aren't that bad ❤️
Edit, Midas is such a beautiful spider! Despite their aggressiveness she is so fluffy and her fur is beautifully colored!
@Ujuani Abelsen that's a wonderful idea, thank you
It’s not helping me 😿
@@samberg1477 aw, I wish I knew how to help
@@samberg1477 try exotics lair he makes it look like they are so friendly! And he shows there cute side 😁
@@samberg1477 sorry you feel that way, some people can't be helped. Also I watch his older videos, there are a lot of tarantula dying videos only because he has so many, and they can only live for so long. He's not a bad spider handler. He just wants to educate people who care for tarantulas with those videos . But tarantula Kat is also awesome. I love them both.
I'd just like to say you and Exotics Lair and Dark den have helped me get over my arachnophobia with some spiders I'm kool with Ts and jumping spiders, other species not so much I still have arachnophobia but yall have helped it out alot thank you, keep up with the good videos love your channel.
That was flowerpot fungus Kat. It will happen in almost any substrate. It’s not harmful to tarantulas. It’s just unsightly if anything. I would suggest mixing in sphagnum moss with your substrate and it will hold moisture better. Also you really should add springtails to humid loving setups.
I used to have some extra springtails but the culture dried out and I’m mad at myself lol
I too was going to suggest springtails but you beat me to it Warrior. Love all the vids Kat keep em coming
I did notice those bulbs that made me go “Oh mold grows mushrooms?” Lol. Im glad I found this channel tho a few months ago, the community is full of smart and cool peeps and while I dont have a T yet Im defo gunna have one in the future, and theres no negative affect to knowing more about a topic you love lmfao
tarantula kat I’m in the same boat I need to get a new culture. Funny enough the naturally occurred in my dairy cow iso bin bites not anything else.
@@midgematic8659 mushrooms are simply the fruiting bodies of mold. It serves the same purpose as fruit on a bush: to reproduce. The mushrooms are its method of distributing spores.
That was fun watching you fight with that stubborn spider. lol
I love your videos Kat!
She's so precious 😂 first she doesn't want to leave her enclosure, then she doesn't want to go back in
That's fungus Kat lol. 🤪 Coco peat and fiber both grow fungus if left damp for too long, just like most any type of wood or wood fibrous material such as shavings and etc. You can mitigate it buy adding sand and sphagnum to your cocofiber mix when you make it. It allows more aeration while also keeping the substrate on the more most side if need be. Just thought I'd share my experience cuz I've noticed a lot of keepers having this issue, especially those of us (like you and I) who live in more humid climates like Florida and other southern parts of US and South America.
your editing always makes me laugh, that willy wonka one killed me
The lid in first is a great idea!! Thanks for the inspo😁
The best thing is that you get itchy, even if none of the hairs landed on you.
How does that work I’m intrigued?
The love and care you give your spider companions makes my heart happy.
She's like me in the winter, when hubby tries to get me out of bed!! And haven't shaved in a week 🙃 😅 😐
TMI ew
girl me too 🤣
@@dog_2431 ew to you lol
@@yanamei111 fr
i really like the way you set up your/their enclosures! i'm learning a lot from watching you :D
Please get your spider a bigger cage lol. This spider is basically in prison.
@@RevelationOne exactly. For all the "stuff" she's putting in the enclosure and also the size of the arachnid, a larger enclosure is definitely in order.
“...weird spider yoga...” Both you and your tarantula are so cute!
I’ve decided a Nhandu tripepii will be my next T. I love her feisty attitude and she’s so cute and fluffy!
Got a mature male nhandu tripepii he's absolutely nuts tbh maintenence to his enclosure can be awkward cuz he's very bolty and does throw up threat postures when irritated but it's a beautiful tarantula I never use coco fiber anymore because it would just always grow mould and spores of God knows what I use either a brand called "spiderlife" it's vermiculite and topsoil mixed or a bioactive mix u may not have spiderlife in the states I think it's a European brand but it's like lugardi pretty much
ok, that spood looks like someone took a hair straigthener to a curly hair.
or like the long haired chihuahua of the spider world.
i can'd quite decide which.
Nhandu tripepii have the most derpy looking eyes. It's what makes them so cute.
🕷🕷🕷~DERP~🕷🕷🕷
My weed moulded once :( I had to throw it away... I'll never forget you random bud of weed RIP 2011-2011
kiff mau weniger
:0
Plot twist: he thought the mold was weed and almost smoked it
I once lost enough for a j in a smoke box in the summer of 2008, it was my last little bit, still have nightmares.
Great you collab with my Swiss fellow tarantula keeper 👍🏼😊 greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
If you don’t want it to mold you need a false bottom/ drainage layer. Hydrocorn or hydro balls and the bottom and a mesh layer on top of that and then the substrate on top of that so the water can fall through and evaporate at the bottom.
One tarantula owner trained his tarantulas to move away when he said "away." They may not hear but they can feel vibrations.
Have you considered adding hydroballs and a layer of screen to facilitate draining of any water? I am not as experienced of a keeper as you so that may not be necessary for her, but watching Mark and Petko, that is what they did for their T's.
That was the first time I’ve seen one kick hair up close, like that. I’m happy they didn’t get on you, but that was awesome 😃
My Tripepii has the same attitude problem. Hates me doing anything in its enclosure, I do the same as you did, distract with food then work quickly before the hairs start flying. Lol
LOLZ!!! That made me crack up so hard, “weird spider yoga” haha haha! Congrats on getting her re housed!
I LOVE this intro ❤️❤️❤️that music sounds all magical and spooky I absolutely love it! I only discovered you a few day’s ago but I love your vids! I’m so excited to get my first spidey soon 🥰🎉you’ve given me so much info and inspiration 😘😘😘💕xxxx
Good job, Midas! Just like I taught her. :D
I see this was your evil plan lol
I get nervous just opening my spiders enclosure
It’s a B emilia I hope it’s not a massive hair kicker but he kicked hairs at me a couple days ago no reason, just did after I fed it
This is one of those T's you need a hazmat suit to rehouse them😂. She is a beauty though frfr. I recently switched to the jungle mix and I love it and my spiders seem to like it better to. Tyfs God bless you
Hi Kat im new came from Exotics Lair came to learn me about the hair kicking defense thing the taranchula's do I also like the decorating work on your enclosures it is most impressive I liked the moss mostly nice capture getting the hair kicking on camera up close like that your the first channel ive seen lucky enough to capture that
the plumes of surrounding hair that would poof into the air every time she kicked hair at the end!!! I cackled!
Really love the look of a Nhandu tripepii 😍
Spider: "and I angrily shake my butt at you!"
What a grumpy little butt 😄
Glad to hear you got your leaf littler from Josh’s frogs and you like it. I just ordered some too.
Headphone warning at about 7:15 to 7:20 if you are a weirdo like me and have a bad reaction to squeaky sounds.... I don’t know why it bugs me so bad but it reminds me of how dogs react to dog whistles.... I know I’m not completely alone though, that nails on a chalkboard saying comes from somewhere.... I just have extra intense reaction to it....
I know this sounds stupid, but seriously a small Wet/Dry Shopvac is epic for getting all of the substrate from tanks. You can put a bag in and when you are done it's ready to go. No hairs, no excess dusty, no problem.
Was that Super Adventure Box music?! Woo! Also, terrible as it is, I love watching their kicking motions.
I don't know how & why i watched so much of your videos this last days coz normally i hate spiders .. This is like a luxury therapy for me lol ..This said i evolve, slowly but surely thanks
She's A True Queen Lol Very Stunning.
Well done on her new enclosure very penthouse 🌸💗🌸
She is soooo beautiful!! I would really love a rose hair!
Cool edits I always like your personality throughout your edits !
What up Kat you are the best thank you for being so inspirational you always make my day better I Love seeing your amazing pets 💯👍💪
😂 love how lazy she was looking when she started throw hairs at the end 😂😂
Exotics Lair's Nhandu tripepii even tried to attack him when he gave it water in one video.
I want the superpower to flick hairs at people.
This is crazy... I didn't know you shopped at Josh's frogs!! I applied to work there recently 🤣
That looks to me like the easiest way to not handle a tarantula. I like the idea. The enclosure looks beautiful. Well done. 9:10 lol Looks like she made helping her extra fun.
Congrats to 50k...
I really like the little mushrooms you put in
After learning that tarantulas will LITERALLY KICK HAIR AT YOU that is like fiberglass that makes you itchy, i will never complain about dog hair ever again.
It truly is an addictive hobby
You are my inspiration for getting into tarantula keeping 💯 love your videos!!
She's lively for a NWT. I'm not overly familiar with them, but I've always heard that they're far more relaxed than OWTs. I guess there's an exception for every rule.
I actually have 3 N. Trepepii slings long overdue to be delivered.
The amount of hair kicking in this video scares me!
U sellin Any c;?
Mine! Mine! That’s mine! And that’s mine! You can have this! wait, mine!
2:33 apparently she did NOT sign up for renovations 🤣
came for the spyder, stayed for the killer tunes
I love the edits lmao
cool to see the hair kicking behavior, looks like she's happy now
This pink fluffy one is beautiful, but soooo quick and unpredictable! 😱
Awesome vid kat!
"looks over at my N tripepii who just flicked hairs by proxy"
her- "so anyway I started blasting"
p.s. absolutely love this species they got just the right amount of attitude for me (shes even more nuts than my golden baboon and my indian ornamental)
Tarantula Kat, exotic Lair sometimes mists down his certain tarantulas substraights for his certain tarantulas spiders and it doesn't get moldy on him unless it has there's to many ventilation holes
I love spiders I grew up with 2 tarantula's but they passed. Away so so sad but it kept bitting one the one did tho
yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy kat video
Just a thought, but wouldn't adding dead leaf litter encourage mold growth? Especially in high humidity? Also, you could try making the jump to bioactive, and add those squiggly springtails or isopods (roly poly where i'm from). I've heard they really help with that. Thanks for the vids.
Nhandu tripepii is my favorite though i cant ever seem to get a female. they are a very beautiful species
You'll take the HAIRS and LIKE IT!
yes yes get down -NO!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 9:11
That's a really cool looking enclosure, my only issue is that water dish is huge but I don't really see a real issue with it and it's personal preference lol. I'm not really a fan of podcasts tbh, I prefer watching and listening to people talking :)
Ahhh! Ugh! Yes. Yes NO! We're moving in the right direction. 🤣
Loving the new intro
For the mold problem you can use spring tails and other small decomposers
let’s go🥳new vid
I have to clean a terrarium out. I wish it would go that fffffaaaassssttt. LOL.
And this is precisely why I deal with primarily old world Ts. The hair kicking....
Kat I caught a tiny jumping spider! No idea what species. Feed it cricket legs yeah? It's just tiny. Do a little soil and a stick in a small container? Some leaves?
What a cool video! I know nothing about tarantulas. My father got me one when i was way to young to properly tale care of one. I came here to see what it looks like when they kick hairs (sorry, i got to learn at your expense).
So, umm might you know of a good breed for a beginner and that rolerates cold climates? I live in the north and it gets a little chilly in the house during the winter.
Thanks, and i hope you are your T buddies are doing well
Oh my goodness you are brave i was holding my breath on this side of the screen hahaha
Idk if you'll see this use vinegar to get rid of mold. You might have to rinse it a few times to get rid of the smell but it will do.
I've had several types tarantulas and have never gotten hair kicked at me. I was curious to see how they do it which is why I watched this lol 😂
Can you use activated charcoal in their habitats to prevent mold? It’s pretty cheap to buy in a carton in the aquarium section. Terrarium hobbyists also use charcoal.
maybe cover it? im not sure if is light dependent. Those little hairs can stick around for days.. you get tiny little itchy bumps on ur fingers./ Ive tried various ways to pick them up (like tape) but its difficult when you cant even see them. I just tape over the itchy spot and try not to scratch it/ I thought I inhaled one once, bc I couldnt stop coughing when I would try and talk.. luckily it cleared up soon.
😂love your videos helping me out a lot not going to lie this vid made me jump a few times 😂🤦🏽♂️
Great rehouse video
Why buy dead leaves? I get mine outside then put them in the oven to kill any pest.
That’s a great idea. How long do you put them in the oven for? And what temperature?
@@ShadowGirl3055 around 250 degrees and no longer then 2-3 mins👍🏻 just hot enough and long enough to kill any parasites. But it also depends on how alive or dead they are, just watch it and u should be fine
The tarantula is FuZzY
Edit: I love your videos
Its just great 😅 its was my first trantula they say its a friendly and easy spider to care for. But they kicking as hell 😎 she is all day one dipslay and thats beuteful to see.
Thank you for the great video you really know your spiders I really like how they have their own personality.
I wonder if using a little hand vacuum with hepa filter would help to gather the hairs so they don't hang in the air. I would not want to breathe that.
Lol she has such an attitude. So cute.
Off topic but I always love your lipstick colors!
What does the hair do when it flicks
They're called "urticating hairs", where the word "urticating" means iching or irritating. They cause a form of allergic reaction.
If they get on your skin they'll cause a really painful rash that can last weeks. If they get in your eye or you inhale them, you're in for a world of hell. Inhaling them can actually kill you, if you inhale enough of them.
Hi Kat! How are you doing? Love your tarantulas.
So now I have seen my first tarantula drama queen. 😁