Good Trouble Stars Dish on Relationship Advice

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We are excited to welcome to the Young Hollywood Studio 2 amazing ladies from Freeform's new series "Good Trouble", Sherry Cola and Zuri Adele, who chat with us all about the show's representation and handling of important social issues, as well as the appreciative fans whom the actresses have personally encountered! They also discuss who they think Callie (Maia Mitchell) should choose between her 2 prospective boos, Gael or Jamie, plus they share their thoughts on some common relationship dilemmas!
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What's going on, guys? Hang with me right now. I have Sherry Cola and Zory Adele.
Yo. Thank you for having us.
Thank you for finally coming. It's been a while since we've wanted you guys.
I know. We've been we've been playing hard to get. We have.
Well, it's worth it cuz now I'm like, damn. And now we're taking you know now you've got us. Yeah. Yeah. Well, how are you guys?
Good. Uh we're still recovering. We're talking about how Instagram was down yesterday. Um yeah, man. The PTSD is real.
Yeah. We were saying how like Twitter is like the side chick, you know, cuz when Instagram wasn't available, everyone was on Twitter.
You are you know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Sherry Cola without her Instagram stories. Oh, yeah. If you guys watching don't follow her already, you should, because I would say what, it's every maybe 30 seconds a new video goes up?
You know what? I keep people on their toes. You know what I mean?
She parks her car, there's a video. She gets out of her car, there's a video. Do you want to bring up that like little like dance thing that you always do where you're like smacking your legs and you're like Oh. You know what? I don't Do you do this a lot?
I just Uh my question is who's filming it?
Oh, I don't know. Hey. Her sometimes, right? She does do it a lot though.
I got people.
Can I get a little? looks like my 80-year-old neighbor. Can you show us a little something?
You guys want a little bit? A little bit of this? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Always. Okay. Oh. Oh. You know what I mean? I'm a I'm a human noodle. That's what the whole thing is. A little bit of that, you know? Yes.
So, when you are doing that in Robotic noodles. the grocery store, like, who's filming it?
I prop it up in the store. Yeah. Yeah. I well, I give people the grocery store. Zero Fs. Are we allowed to say bad words?
No, that's not. No. Um, we can bleep you.
Mom. Okay, I don't. That's not.
Yours are so fun. I literally I feel like I could just sit here for the next like 10 minutes and talk to you. Oh, you're the favorite of a lot. So, worth it to go without IG for a whole day. I'm still sweating. And you guys are matching. So, that's clearly and we're matching. There's clearly a connection here.
Yeah. Yellow is in right now. You know what I mean? Half Korean.
I I know you are. Uh, yeah. Thank you so much. Half Korean. Yes, yes. Okay, well, it's not about me. It's back to you guys. Congratulations on Good Trouble, you two. It's amazing. Honestly, I would say that this is probably one of the hottest shows of the year. Like, so far, 100%, no doubt.
Thank you. Honestly. Thank you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, Of course. It's really murky. Yeah. So fun to be a part of. Yeah. It's gotten so much good feedback and yeah, as much as it is fun, like it deals with important issues, things that people aren't talking about, should be talking about. You know, representation on screen. With the Black Lives Matters, uh Black Lives Matter. English is my second language. movement. Uh, storyline and that's just important stuff. And the fact that like, you know, I get to be a queer Asian American female who's like that POV is something that I've never seen on the screen. Like at the same time, it's fun. We're out in the town. We're, you know what I mean? And it's sexy. It's mature. It's very sexy. It just has a little bit of everything. And everyone that's seen it is actually very like uh surprised of the tone and, you know, how they're mini movies in a sense. So Yeah. Yeah, there's so much going on. Yeah. We're really lucky to be a part of the show, for sure.
Yeah, definitely. I mean, I want to ask, too, like how does it feel to be a part of a show that does touch on such important and actually difficult social issues?
Yeah. It feels like an honor. It's really, yeah. It it's time for it. And it feels so it feels like we've been passed the baton from people who came before us and paved the way for us to really be on screen. And now we're representing, like so many people are seeing themselves in us for so many different reasons. And we're talking about issues that really need to be addressed. That's the thing about Good Trouble, I think, uh, a word to describe it is real. This is stuff that's happening in real life. These are real people. Alice and Malika are true Los Angeles. You know, like, Yeah. You know, that's people you would run into and these stories need to be told. So, yeah.
Has there been any like fans that have like reached out to you personally and been like, you know, I really do see myself in you. And like
Oh my god, yes.
What what did they say?
I mean, for me, of course, the representation on screen, you know, of course, like, this past year has been, you know, there's been a lot of big moves in terms of Asian-Americans and entertainment. And it's like, uh, it's I mean, I'm so thrilled to like be able to witness and be a part of this movement and the impact and the changes. You know, it's like going through 20-something years of my life, you know, not seeing myself on the screen, not even realizing it's an option. You know what I mean? Like, it's it's very interesting. And now that, you know, people are taking us seriously and think we have, you know, valuable stories to tell and think we can actually relate to people on a mass. You know what I mean? I mean, it's just it's just a a a time to be, you know, uh, really appreciative and like, um, not take it for granted as well, you know, being able to tell those stories. But people do slide in my DMs, um, you know, for a lot of reasons.
Oh, okay. Let's quit. Sis. Um, you know, usually No, uh, they hit me up and they're like, oh, you know, I Alice, I am Alice. You know, my Alice is so me, stuff like that. Or you or even like, hey, how did you get into acting or stuff like that? You know, I try to give advice, you know, I'm like, oh, you know, to the best of my ability. Yeah. Um, but it is cool that it is touching a lot of people.
Yeah. Same here. I've I've actually heard a lot from a lot of foster kids or former foster kids, um, who just feel really seen by Malika's story or people who are dealing with issues with their parents or birth parents or families. And then I've heard a lot from a lot of younger black women who just feel like they haven't quite seen themselves in someone or enough in someone who looks like me on screen, you know? Yeah.
So, on social media also, there's like this huge debate about who Callie, Maia Mitchell, should choose between Bo Mertchoff and Jamie and Gael. Yes. Tommy Martinez. Yeah. Okay. So, where do you guys fall on that spectrum?
I mean, they're just both spicy fellows. I think Callie should live her best life and
Good answer.
And I mean, polyamorous relationships is a sort of thing. Okay. You feel me? Yeah. I mean, does she have to commit right now? Is my question. Yeah. You feel me? You know? Like, like how about, you know, Jamie and Gael Because does Gael have to commit? Maybe Jamie needs to explore that side and then they can all three become a after his night at the club. Oh, I'm so So good. Yeah. So fun. That was really fun to shoot, especially like the chicken wings. Yeah. Scene. Like where they had to eat like all the hot wings. Yeah. We've had like some good scenes, like friendship-wise, but yeah, definitely, you know, she has her story lines. Yeah. So it was really cool that all of us like were out on the town together. You know what I mean? Like, that was so fun. It it drove, you know, Raj, like we're never Yeah. You know, with him. So that was cool, too. And like Yeah. Yeah. That was a nice episode. I love it.
Well, because the show does center around dating, I want to get you guys' advice as yourselves. Okay. What do you call What would you do? And you just have to answer the scenarios how you would approach it in real life. Got it? Simple enough. All right. What do you do in you Be honest. Leslie. Be honest. Leslie. Exactly. What do you do when you're being ghosted by someone you really like?
100% creep on their social media, for sure. That's just me being real. Like, I'm just like, what are they up to? One of my home girls has a Finsta. So, I use hers. We share a Finsta. Okay. You know, if anyone isn't familiar with that, it's a fake Instagram that has like no pictures and like basically no trace of who you are. Like a burner account. Like a burner account. So, like, basically, if you look at someone's story, they won't like notice that's anyone they know.
Right. I let it go. You got to let it go. You got to walk away because if they don't know your worth, then they are not worth your time.
Next one. What do you do when you screenshot a conversation and send it back to that person on accident?
Oh, luckily, it wasn't bad enough where I couldn't recover because I I would just say something like, oh my god, that's what you said was so funny that like I wanted to send it to Bob. Right. My my good friend Bob. Yeah. Bob. Shout out to my BFF Bob. Here you go.
Last one, last one. What do you do when you like someone and you're worried it'll ruin the friendship? I mean, I'm pretty much in love with all my friends. You just got to hover. That's real. Honestly, I I drunk dial every one of my friends. That's real. You don't drunk dial me. I never got a drunk dial. Are we friends? No. You know, I I actually I hit you up on LinkedIn. Your text your inbox. Oh, yeah. You guys should have had Instagram earlier. Okay. Yes, your LinkedIn inbox. That's where I hit you up. I swear. At 3:00 a. m. messages. No, I actually, you know, there's been times where I have professed my love professed. Is that a word? No. Profess? Confess. Yep, that's right. Uh, transgressed. Uh, my my love for someone and then it didn't and they kind of shut me out. So, that kind of was like, okay, don't do that. So, there's been other scenarios where I do like a friend and I don't say anything because I'm like promise. So, it's it's yeah. Basically, just Eat my feelings. Eat my feelings. Bottle it up. What about you? Just hover. Just hover. Just have Put me in coach. I'm ready I'm ready when we're ready. You know? Just have That's solid advice. Yeah. Let me know. Just Who's at the door? Oh, not Okay. Single? No, not yet. But also like know your worth. Know your worth. That's the balance. Yeah. Theme of the day. Balance between know your worth and stay ready. Okay. And stay ready.
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PEOPLE MENTIONED
- Sherry Cola
Star of 'Good Trouble' and interviewee
- Zuri Adele
Star of 'Good Trouble' and interviewee
- Maia Mitchell
Plays Callie in 'Good Trouble'
- Bo Mertchoff
Actor mentioned in relation to Callie's storyline
- Tommy Martinez
Plays Gael in 'Good Trouble'
- Callie
Character in 'Good Trouble' whose dating life is discussed
- Gael
Character in 'Good Trouble' and Callie's love interest
- Jamie
Character in 'Good Trouble' and Callie's love interest
- Alice
Sherry Cola's character in 'Good Trouble'
- Malika
Zuri Adele's character in 'Good Trouble'
- Bob
Fictional friend mentioned in a relationship scenario
- Raj
Character in 'Good Trouble' mentioned in an episode recap
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