Raven Symone And Alyson Stoner Reunite For Throwback Moment On Podcast

Instagram/@ravensymone

Raven Symone and Alyson Stoner caused a stir of deep nostalgia when Stoner’s Disney Channel-era catchphrase got aired on the Tea Time with Raven and Miranda podcast, much to the dismay of the melodramatic millennial crowd that grew up worshipping these two.

Advertisement

This moment came after Symone urged Stoner to drop that Mike’s Super Short Show-era one-liner with glee-the early 2000s Disney Channel interstitial that helped launch her career. “And now you know, because it’s Mike’s super short show!” was uttered by Stoner-a fit of the giggles with Symone following immediately as the hosts said that this had been the first time anyone had stopped Stoner to do this for over 20 years.

The social media space was ablaze as clips of the meet went viral in the ex-Disney-fan circles, with many comments expressing their astonishment that no one had ever asked for the take. or something.” “It was a CRIME no one has ever asked Alyson to do this,” said one, while another sarcastically replied, “I fear you should not have said no one’s asked you to do that before. It might be the only thing you get asked to do from now on.”

The ensuing discussion stirred a heated dialogue as to what came next in Stoner’s career. Some felt that her best-known gig was still Mike’s Super Short Show and those Missy Elliott music videos, while the others defended her by listing her voice work for Phineas and Ferb, acting for Camp Rock and The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, and the Step Up movies. “Tell him!!!! Lmao I mean listing what someone is not known for when you know exactly who she is, because of anything she has ever done is wiiiild,” responded a fan, irritated.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DNWaUGeyOL8/

The podcast portion also spoke to the long history Symone shares with Stoner, as their very first job together took place when Stoner appeared on That’s So Raven. Their quick wit made for some of the greatest testimony to their shared memories of Hollywood, in which Symone jokingly said that she would never finish her show so Stoner could start hers. “It’s all unfolded as it needed to,” replied Stoner graciously.

Those were good memories to remember, but also served to remind how these former child stars managed to maintain their relevance in the industry: Stoner, deep into behind-the-scenes work as a writer/producer, embraces her Disney roots forever, while Symone has firmly established her footing as a talk-show host and LGBTQ advocate, paying homage to her That’s So Raven heritage with one foot forward.

Advertisement

This viral clip very much sums up childhood icons passing on their indelible mark through the industry and proving that even after all these years, one simple phrase can link an entire generation of viewers. Another commentator summed up the general sentiment of fans grown alongside these stars: “You guys are childhood.