On this episode of Mood Killers with Marconi and Eddie, the guys talk about how much they love living in diverse communities and why it makes everyday life more vibrant. In the “Keep Scrolling” segment, they share a sweet audio clip of Benny Blanco gushing about his love for Selena Gomez, followed by hilarious moments from a viral mom who reviews food her daughter gives her—with names like Slim Jimothy and Martin Dew. Plus, a spirited rant about garbage movies, the never-ending MCU, and whether Tom Cruise or Robert Downey Jr. could save it all. And to top it off, a Dollop Of Joy from the ever-delightful Corook.
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