- Oh, yeah. Oh yeah!
Take it to the house! Here we go!
I have to say that you're a sorority girl.
All that beer in the cleavage. That was, like, sisterhood.
("In the Hall of the Mountain King")
- Hi! I'm Jasmine.
- Hello. My name's Parker.
- My name is Annie.
- I'm here to guess who was in a sorority.
I myself was in a sorority.
I was a social chair for three years for Gamma Phi Beta.
Voted Miss Congeniality.
I think I'm going to be pretty good at this.
- They are like a club/sisterhood/group thing
that you can be a part of in your college years.
- Stereotypes? Cute, social, likes to let loose.
- Bleach blonde, Starbucks, ice coffee, yoga pants.
- I was in a fraternity. Fraternities party, I know.
And sorority girls go to the parties.
So yeah, I think they party.
- Oh my gosh! Here we go.
- Hello.
- [Girls] Hi.
- Cool. Nice group.
- Hello, gorgeous! - Hi, gorgeous!
- What's your name? - Nicole.
- Hey, Nicole.
I would totally say that you're giving me sorority vibes.
- You got the look.
- What's the look?
- The look? I don't know. You look good.
The top is just giving me vibes, sorority vibes.
- Vibes.
- Have you ever painted a cooler before?
- A cooler? - A cooler.
- I have not.
- As someone who was in a fraternity,
I have received painted coolers as a gift.
Usually pretty bad. Tacky paint job.
- Let's get a beer.
I want to see how quickly you can drink this beer.
Three, two, one, go!
Go, go, go, go, go!
Okay, I've seen enough. I've seen enough.
I'm going to guess that you were not in a sorority.
- I want to say that you're not in a sorority,
but looks-wise, girl, I would definitely let you rush.
- Thanks! (laughs)
- Hello. - Hi.
- How's it going?
- I think that you also kind of have the look.
- What's the look?
- The look is like a cropped, summery top, full mom jeans...
That's the look.
- Just so you're aware, these are not mom jeans, okay?
- Oh, sorry. (laughs)
- It's okay.
- Have you ever participated
in multiple people hooking up together at once?
- No?
- [Annie] You seem unsure.
- I know! (Annie laughs)
I don't know why. I don't think so!
No. I'm going to go with no.
- You're going to go with no.
- I feel like I'm getting a sense that you like to party.
- I do.
- You do like to party? - Yeah.
- Okay, so when you're partying and you're drinking,
are you usually drinking, like, hard A,
or are you drinking beers?
- Never beer.
- Where's the beer?
(girls laughing)
Can we do the one where you like stab a hole in it
and have to drink it?
Let's do that one.
- You claim to be in a sorority.
"Can we do the one where we stab a hole in it?"
"I was in a sorority!" Okay.
- Whoa, whoa! We're getting sassy!
Have you ever been hazed?
- What does that mean?
- Okay.
- Did you have a lot of pressure to go to school
after you graduated high school?
- I was super looking forward to going to college.
Football games and football men, you know?
- I'm guessing that you were in a sorority.
- My guess is no, because you didn't know what hazing was.
- Hello.
- Hi. - Hi, I'm Nuna.
- You're giving me body language
of somebody who's in a sorority.
You're standing in a way that's kind of like,
"Here's me. I am presenting me.
My best face and my best chest forward."
- How would you clap when you're welcoming pledges in?
- Probably like (claps)
- Mm.
Mm.
Normally when we would welcome people in,
we had to keep our claps, like, up,
like a very high clap.
- Where were you born?
- I was born in Korea.
I immigrated here when I was eight years old.
- Okay.
- I'm going to say no.
- I want to say no.
The clapping is...
I'm going to say no.
- Okay, do you want to just hand me the drink now
and can I sip a wee tad?
- Oh, you're ready? You're ready for your drink?
Let's get your beer.
And you don't have to do the key thing,
but I want to see you chug it.
Okay.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah!
Take it to the house! Oh, down the cleavage and everything!
Yes, yes! (laughs)
I have to say that you're a sorority girl,
because all that beer in the cleavage,
that was, like, sisterhood.
- So what do you think about sororities?
- I think sororities are great groups of women
to do a lot of great things together and empower each other,
but I think Greek life itself is an institution
that is racist and shouldn't exist.
But, you know, shoutout to sororities. (laughs)
- Okay, yeah.
My vote is no.
- Hello. - Hi!
So looking at you,
I'm definitely going to start off by saying no.
Can you give me your best sorority sister impression?
- Hey, are you going to the party?
- What are you going to wear?
- This.
- Okay.
Two things here.
One, you don't read, from my perspective,
traditionally as a sorority sister,
and you wouldn't change to go to a frat party.
We're changing!
- I think that you weren't in a sorority.
Getting more, like, nerdy vibe.
- I think no. You just have more of like a drama club vibe.
- Hi. - Hey!
What's the worst pickup line
that a frat guy has used on you?
- "Oh, so like, what flavor of Asian are you?"
- Oh my God.
- And I was like, "No." I was like, "I gotta go."
Like, "I can't be here anymore."
- Frat guys are generally very ignorant.
A lot of frats are predominantly white.
- I agree.
- And they don't really take to other cultures very well,
or in the right kind of way.
- Yeah! There it is.
Yeah. Like a champion! (laughs)
- How many roommates have you had at any one time?
- I think like 75.
- That gives it away. It's a dead giveaway.
I guess that you are currently in a sorority.
- No.
- I have to say, I think you're a sorority girl.
If we were in the same sorority, I'd be like,
"Okay, we've gotta put Mia on the people we want,"
to bring them into the sorority,
because you have a very warm energy,
so I feel like we would pair them with you during rush.
- Thank you.
- Yeah, I think so.
- That's my guess.
- Yay!
- [Interviewer] How do you think you did?
- I think I did really well.
- Excited to see who I was right or wrong about.
- [Annie] Wow, that's it?!
- Oh my God!
(they laugh)
- Bitch!
(they laugh)
The worst! I'm not surprised.
- All right. What did I guess? That you're not in one?
- Yeah. I actually am.
I'm in the Sisterhood of Pi Nu Iota.
We're a Filipina/Filipinx-interest sisterhood.
- We did not have any Filipino sororities
at my college in Alabama,
so I was like, not looking for this at all. (laughs)
- How's the experience then?
- It's great. I love it.
It's really small compared to other mainstream sororities.
Right now we have like 13 or 14 girls.
- What was the challenge for you
first going into a sorority?
- So I was like, literally this close
to rushing the mainstream sororities,
but then I was at the club fair,
someone pulls me in, they're like,
"Hey, there's a sisterhood
for people that kind of look like you,
kind of like introduce you to the community."
And I was like, "What?"
- That's huge. - "Shut up!"
So I'm really lucky that they found me and I found them.
- All right, next!
Okay.
- Is it bad that I'm proud of myself?
(Annie laughs)
- You did a good job tricking me.
- So you're the only one I got right!
- I know! What gave it away?
- Oh, I think it was the party.
- [Blonde] It was.
- You kept bringing up the party.
- Everyone parties in college!
- Do you really not know what hazing is?
- I had heard that fraternities haze.
I didn't know sororities haze.
- Yeah. Not every sorority, obviously, but...
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- Nuna!
- Hi!
- So you're not in a sorority?
- I'm not in a sorority, no.
- Did you ever think about being in a sorority?
- Not really.
Like, when I came to America,
I watched House Bunny religiously,
and I feel like I got the full experience.
- Did you try to join a sorority?
Is that some goal that you had or...?
- No.
- No? Never wanted to be in a sorority?
- I don't even know if I'd be allowed.
It's just like, so much goes into it,
especially because I'm a transwoman.
I don't even know if they consider transwomen,
and even if they do,
I feel there will be some type of bias, you know?
I don't think that I would feel...
I'd feel very oppressed. (laughs)
- Understood, understood.
- All right. Next!
So I guessed you right.
- Yeah, I am in a sorority. - You are in a sorority.
- Would you do it again? - No.
- You wouldn't? - Hell no! (laughs)
Did you make any relationships or bonds?
Like, do you have anyone there that you are close with?
- Yeah, I...
See, because my thing with Greek life,
I love the people I've met,
but I don't appreciate the institution of Greek life itself,
because I think it's racist and classist and elitist.
There's sisterhood, there's philanthropy,
but at the end of the day,
I feel like there's not as much support
for me as a person in my identities,
so I feel like that's something that's worth critiquing.
And I mean, I'm not the only one, so.
- I guessed that you were too nerdy for a sorority.
- You sure did. - And I was wrong.
- I mean, I am nerdy,
but I'm also in a sorority, or was in a sorority.
- Shows you how much I know!
- I am actually a legacy to my mom's sorority,
and they didn't want me.
- Damn!
- So my sorority was kind of known as the sorority
that looked for maybe not the typical sorority girl.
- If it makes you feel any better, at my school,
Gamma Phi was not the...
It was quote-unquote "the worst" sorority.
In fact, we were called "Grab a Fry" Beta.
That's what they called us.
- We were "Ate a Pie."
- What the heck! (laughs)
- Or "doghouse." We're not like that anymore.
- I love fries, so I was fine with it.
- I mean, pie is like my go-to.
- I really thought you were in a sorority too,
you trickster!
What are you doing living with 90 people?
- So I lived in a frat in the summer, the past two summers,
but I'm not in a sorority.
- I wasn't right.
- You were wrong. - I was wrong.
Did you go to a lot of frat parties, sorority parties?
- Yeah. - Okay.
- I'm a junior right now at the University of Washington.
- Okay. And never rushed? Never wanted to rush?
- Never rushed, solely just because of money.
I live at home and I never lived on campus,
but all of my best friends and my boyfriend
are in Greek life, so.
- Is that something that you wanted to do if you could have?
- If I had the extra funds
to live on campus and pay all the dues and stuff,
I think I probably would have.
- You can still get the full experience, just for free.
- I am getting the full experience for free! (laughs)
- See, that's how you do it! (laughs)
- It was good. It was a good time.
I learned some things.
- I did not do well.
Generally my gut is right.
- No, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no.
- Calling it a sisterhood instead of a sorority is cool.
I like that. It feels more nice and familial.
I learn something new every day.
I'm always a scholar, always a Gamma Phi.
Crescent moon! (laughs)
- Thank you. (girls applauding)