 Al&Bri were nominated for 11 awards at the 2015 Rome Web Awards. The biggest win of the competition came in winning the best duo of actors category. Teresa Moore and Germain Choffart beat out the actors in every other web series in the entire 2015 competition. Teresa Moore also won the award for best actress in a sketch. 
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"Drip drop in the cup, Diva Chalice sips it up." - Brielle
Brielle: I'm so excited about appearing on The Skew! LaReine, Heiress and even Katie are great. Fake People Person: I noticed you seemed hostile to Katie. Brielle: Well, she loves my single "Drip Drop" so I can forgive her for misunderstanding my comments. Fake People Person: Do you think you'll be willing to go back on the show? Brielle: Sure! I heard Heiress may be traveling a bit in the future -- if they ever need a guest host, I'd certainly be up for it! Fake People Person: I also was curious to hear more about a concept you introduced on the show -- "feminility." Brielle: Remember when Vine was a thing? I talked about it once there... But now, it's just my idea of the feminine mystique. Fake People Person: Ok. Tell us about your new song Drip Drop -- it's reached number 2,100 on the charts. I'm pretty sure that's your biggest hit.
Brielle: It totally is! I'm trying to keep a super low profile now. It's just a song all women can relate to... About blood, bleeding and menstruation. Fake People Person: Yuuuuuc -- I mean -- great! You did wind up in the hospital when your Diva Chalice broke... Brielle: That was unfortunate. But I'm fine. And even though the Diva Chalice was pulled from the shelves yesterday, I'm pretty sure I'm a great spokesperson! Fake People Person: Join us next time for a new another scintillating interview. And steer clear of glass menstruation cups! Brielle: Bye! Don't forget to download your copy of Drip Drop -- the first 20 seconds are available online! On October 1st I got to meet with Brielle for an all-access-behind-the-scenes interview at her apartment for her new song and music video Roller Coaster Tigers. What follows is a transcript of the interview that appeared in Fake People Magazine in the “first week of October” edition. Fake People Person: I appreciate your taking the time out of your busy schedule to meet with me about Roller Coaster Tigers. Brielle: I’m truly honored to be interviewed. Fake People Person: Well, I’m paid to be here and your record label, Yogalates Lattes, contacted us in the first place… Brielle: Well, I’m still happy to be here. Fake People Person: You live here, so, well, I imagine you would be here anyway? Brielle: Oh yeah, I would be. Do you want a mimosa? Fake People Person: Do you drink mimosas often at 10pm? Brielle: Only when reporters are over. Fake People Person: Then I’ll take one, yeah. Brielle: Brilliant! You want to watch a clip from Roller Coaster Tigers again? Fake People Person: Yes! Tell me what instrument you’re playing.
Brielle: They’re called shuttle pipes. They’re like the parlor version of bagpipes. Fake People Person: How long have you played shuttle pipes? Brielle: Since fourth grade really. I liked the music for Irish dancing, but hated the dancing, so I decided I should play bagpipes. Fake People Person: Awesome. What’s the song about? Brielle: Roller Coaster Tigers is about how I went to the zoo and thought how the Tigers were more free than I was in a lot of ways. I wanted to get off the roller coaster of life and take the power of the tiger to channel the inner peace you find in yoga. Fake People Person: That’s deep. Brielle: I’m really going to use all my songs to protest against institutionalized beliefs. Fake People Person: And we’re out of time! Catch you next time! Brielle: Bye!! |
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