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Former “Call his father” cohost Sofia Franklyn Opens for the early days of the podcast, including how much money made their initial woman discount.
Franklyn, 31, discussed the beginning of her podcast career during Monday, June 16 appearance Jason Tartick‘S. “Trading secrets” podcast. Tartick, 36, who was less concerned about the “drama” around “Call Daddy’s Challenge,” wanted details on how the silver show made during its formative years.
“I think there are lots of learning lessons with it. You guys do more on a show than your entire salary for the year based on the downloads,” Tartick noted “Did you get any bonuses at all? Because you guys grind a girl, you grind all this. Were there any other motives other than the foundation.”
When Franklyn and Cooper, 30, launched “Call Her Daddy” in 2018, it was quickly raised by Barstool Sports. Cooper revealed during the 2020 podcast episode that the women had signed a three -year deal with the company, initially making $ 75,000 the first year.
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Franklyn told Tartick during Monday’s podcast chapter that they had received 2.5 percent of all girl sales.
“One hoodie in particular – that a hoodie, only alone, made a million dollars,” Franklyn claimed. “It was this gray hoodie, and said ‘ill,’ which is this term that I told a story.”
Franklyn claimed that the origin of the “sick” hoodie was coming from a post he sent while working at Morgan Stanley. (The story was originally told during the early episode of “Call Her Daddy”.)
“I was in CoachellAnd definitely I got the work of that day and I’m in California, ”Franklyn remembered.” I sent e -mail saying, ‘I’m sick.’ That’s all I said in the email. … That’s all I could assemble is, ‘I’m sick.’ “
Franklyn added, “The hoodie said ‘sick’ at the forefront, and I think that’s it. And that did a million dollars.”
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Weekly US reached out to the Cooper team for comments.
Franklyn and Cooper separated roads as “Call Her Daddy” lodged in 2020 following a series of contract disputes with Barstool Sports. The founder of the media company offered them $ 500,000 and the ownership of the show. Cooper was aboard the motion but Franklyn, inevitably, did not cause the pair to share roads. Cooper stayed with Barstool Sports until June 2021 and has since signed major deals with Spotify and Siriusxm. She has also launched a sick network and Ill hydration brand.
Meanwhile, Franklyn is hosting the “Sofia with F” podcast. Hi spoke about her sports barstool And the past “Call Challenge Daddy” during a recent chapter.
“I think the internet sees me as one way, I love and part of me,” Franklyn admitted during the June 5 episode of her podcast. “There will always be ‘calling her father,’ barstal, thing, right? Sexual, ditzy, I mean I’m those things. I can be sexy and ditzy and insightful at the same time, do you know? But also, after the play, I got this very outside because I’m so scared.”
