Speaker 1: Talk talk.
Speaker 2: We're just two unapologetically black women with an opinion who talks.
Speaker 1: What's up y'all? Thank you for tuning in issue girl
Speaker 1: a j holiday, what's up? Team? Yeah, hey girl in
Speaker 1: a hungry all the ship, y'all, we don't got a
Speaker 1: full You aint hungry, but I ain't hungover. I don't
Speaker 1: drink nothing. I don't want people to think I'd be
Speaker 1: lying about being hungover when I'm not. Anyway, and be
Speaker 1: in real life, we take care of our bodies. I
Speaker 1: drank water last night. That we know a lot of
Speaker 1: y'all bitches diet. Yeah a we Uh. We attended the
Speaker 1: b et Hi Up Awards this week in Atlanta. The
Speaker 1: recording was yesterday, y'all can see it. Uh, it's not
Speaker 1: live obviously right next week. But so this week we
Speaker 1: just coming with stupid internet news. Okay, we got a
Speaker 1: full lineup with social media content to follow next week Tuesday, hopefully.
Speaker 1: How much fun we was on the red carpet and
Speaker 1: if you ran all the people the green red carpet.
Speaker 1: Tabby said it was Ashley Green. It was maybe would
Speaker 1: have been nice if it was on a money green,
Speaker 1: forest green or something. I don't know, but let's get
Speaker 1: into stupid internet news, y'all. Okay, Oh, I got to
Speaker 1: start this go ahead.
Speaker 2: Because Jimmy Butler had me so upset yesterday. He's that
Speaker 2: Jimmy Butler is a basketball player. I couldn't even tell
Speaker 2: you what team that man plays for. But he came
Speaker 2: into the arena and baby, he had a e more
Speaker 2: hairstynd like his his hair was partied on the side
Speaker 2: and baby silk press on the other side, but like
Speaker 2: silk press down like a rap, but not a good rap,
Speaker 2: like a rap from like ninety four stiff. Hell. He
Speaker 2: had like an ear ring in his eyebrow, and people
Speaker 2: thought it was photoshop because the right he typically looked
Speaker 2: like a real lass nigga, and now he looked like
Speaker 2: he listened to Paramour Child and he said that he's
Speaker 2: very emotional.
Speaker 1: In this emo. So that's the emo. Look like here
Speaker 1: in middle school, like I'm about to shoot up your Motherfuck.
Speaker 1: They better get him back to the goddamn clone and
Speaker 1: lab what happened happened. There's a glitch in the matrix
Speaker 1: control delite that nigga.
Speaker 2: But he I mean, I'm a fan of his, so
Speaker 2: I was just surprised at that look. You never know
Speaker 2: who a person is, right.
Speaker 1: You just never. Oh, he had his fingernails. Fingernails painted
Speaker 1: black as well, so he had the full Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna have to go back and look at him before
Speaker 1: and after a second. See exactly why people are in
Speaker 1: the r right now. You got to see it, says.
Speaker 1: The look was so unusual that Butler's teammates such as
Speaker 1: bam Abadiyoh, thought the image was photoshopped when a reporter
Speaker 1: showed it to him. This is how he usually looked. Okay,
Speaker 1: I know this guy. Okay, I know this guy. I
Speaker 1: know the images. Look, yo, who the fuck is dad?
Speaker 1: Who the fuck is that? Baby? It's going through it
Speaker 1: like he date white men. You know, that's how them
Speaker 1: girls who date white men. Here be the black girls
Speaker 1: who think white guys. That's usually how their hair look.
Speaker 2: Baby, who is that vfa viddeva child?
Speaker 1: Look at that? He clearing like? This is how I
Speaker 1: feel about niggas who got dress. I love men with
Speaker 1: dreds now, but I feel like some of these niggas
Speaker 1: only won dress so they could flip it and put
Speaker 1: it behind the ear and shit, had the guy's be
Speaker 1: imaginary like putting their hair behind the ear.
Speaker 2: That's what I was doing with the brains. I had
Speaker 2: the brains back and I check somebody.
Speaker 1: I do like this. I feel like that's what he
Speaker 1: want to do with this hair. Oh that's what he's
Speaker 1: doing with his hair, baby boo. They had look nasty.
Speaker 1: I don't like it, and like Fried died and laid
Speaker 1: to the side. Hold on, let's talk about this, damn
Speaker 1: lady and uh and Walt Disney World. Okay, this is
Speaker 1: definitely supred Internet right here. So the headline says, woman
Speaker 1: sues Disney for fifty thousand dollars due to injuries from
Speaker 1: water slide. Weggie, Now, Wedgie's usually in the ass, though.
Speaker 1: Listen to this, y'all. So, woman issuing Walt Disney World
Speaker 1: after a thirtieth birthday celebration at Typhoon Lagoon resulted in
Speaker 1: severe injuries after going down the Hamonga Kubunga water slide.
Speaker 1: The lawsuit states the slide caused her clothing to be
Speaker 1: painfully forced between her legs and for water to be
Speaker 1: violently forced inside her. Violently forced inside her. She experienced
Speaker 1: immediate and severe pain internally, and as she stood up,
Speaker 1: blood began rushing from between her legs shut up like
Speaker 1: you know how't be acting like that period got knocked.
Speaker 1: Oh you, my dear, he's so big damn day. The
Speaker 1: woman sustained vaginal lacerations and internal organ damage from the slide.
Speaker 1: How I don't know how damn that pussy was loose
Speaker 1: that the water could shoot up there like that. Listen,
Speaker 1: it says, let me read this again. It says the
Speaker 1: woman sustained vaginal lacerations and internal organ damage from the slide,
Speaker 1: which is a five story drop that can cause people
Speaker 1: to go nearly forty miles per hour, and the loss
Speaker 1: of the woman is seeking over fifty thousand dollars. That's it.
Speaker 1: That's it, and pussy forty.
Speaker 2: That's what imagine being on the slide and water shoot
Speaker 2: up your pussy like a hard dick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like that's really wild.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's crazy, honestly. Like when people have detachable shower heads,
Speaker 2: so I can just go, why are you in the
Speaker 2: shower so long?
Speaker 1: Mind your business? You be doing that with people's shower heads. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: you don't. Do you drink water in your shower?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: No I do sometimes, bitch, if I catch you using
Speaker 1: my motherfucking shower head, I don't push cushie, cuchie. I
Speaker 1: just push it up to it. But I bet you
Speaker 1: that water ain't going good forty miles an hour. No,
Speaker 1: it's not. I can't come like that, though I've seen
Speaker 1: it on Sex in the City who somebody was in
Speaker 1: a jacuzzi letting the ship bubble on the kucci one time. Oh,
Speaker 1: I have a.
Speaker 2: Client who said, like one of the jets was kind
Speaker 2: of broken, so it was like going super fast and
Speaker 2: she put her pussy against it and she can't.
Speaker 1: Now you want your clipton knocked out, like Mike, that's
Speaker 1: too much pressure. Shit, betch I bet never catch your ass.
Speaker 1: And my mother fucking shower head bit how you gonna
Speaker 1: catch me?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get it in be out gonna catch me,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 1: Y'all came and Shell recommends dating white men. What do
Speaker 1: you think about that? We had an episode as white
Speaker 1: Grass Greener.
Speaker 2: Right to Easter this point. I love my black man.
Speaker 1: Me too so. Vocalist Kym schelle is promoting the release
Speaker 1: of her new album, The Excuse Me. The new album
Speaker 1: is called I'm the Problem. As she continues to unpack
Speaker 1: her bold and honest truth. Uh, she was most She
Speaker 1: was mostly recently featured on as a guest on her
Speaker 1: Volt TV's Black Girl Stuff. We also saw her on
Speaker 1: R and B Money. Yeah. R and B Money also
Speaker 1: good one too. He made up a whole song from
Speaker 1: Sex and Atlanta. I loved it. Yeah. She talks about
Speaker 1: relationships and dating outside of her race, which sparked outrage online.
Speaker 1: And she's quoted saying I'm gonna be the problem because
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be the solution for myself. The outspoken artist continued,
Speaker 1: You're not gonna make me do nothing I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: to deal with at home, and I dealt with that
Speaker 1: in reality TV. Let's let me say that again. You're
Speaker 1: not gonna make me do nothing that I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: to deal with at home, and I dealt with that
Speaker 1: in reality TV. Okay, but when it comes to men
Speaker 1: and dating, the former Love and Hip hopcast Numbers said relationships,
Speaker 1: I'm not doing it. I'm just not doing it. I'm
Speaker 1: sick of it. I am sick. I am not doing
Speaker 1: relationships at all. Just what she's quotes saying. And then
Speaker 1: after the host bre Renee then chimed in, remine came
Speaker 1: Michelle that she said she would date a white man.
Speaker 1: She said, I love a white man, said Drake Drake.
Speaker 1: Oh shit, you always like to bring my baby off
Speaker 1: with this here and got nothing to do with it.
Speaker 1: That's what it says. I said, I love a white man,
Speaker 1: said Drake would love me recording, Oh, she called it
Speaker 1: Drake a white man. I always say Drake is the
Speaker 1: fucking white man and infiltrated hip hop for sure.
Speaker 2: Why y'all say he white? Because his mama white And
Speaker 2: typically when you if your mother is black and your mix,
Speaker 2: you're more black in culture. If your parent, your mother
Speaker 2: is white, you typically align with a more white culture.
Speaker 1: Right, I agree with that, agree with that.
Speaker 2: So I get that, But he not white because I say,
Speaker 2: you see his daddy and he.
Speaker 1: Blackag and his daddy's light skin, but he black, He's
Speaker 1: he's definitely a black man. Yeah. But came Achell with
Speaker 1: the shade talking about I love Drake. I love Drake too.
Speaker 1: So was that what she meant by a white man?
Speaker 1: And I said, have the full context, and I guess
Speaker 1: we gotta go watch the video to see exactly what
Speaker 1: she was saying. But she said she loves she loves
Speaker 1: white men.
Speaker 2: What do you think about that as black women because
Speaker 2: a lot of black women are exclusive to black man.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know a lot of women and are like,
Speaker 2: I'll date any race. Most of us be like we
Speaker 2: white black men.
Speaker 1: I think it's foreign to us. We don't know what
Speaker 1: it's like over there. If you've never been right, we
Speaker 1: assume that white men are better, and it's so other doing.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people who assume white men are
Speaker 1: better them. They might be, or they might realize that
Speaker 1: white men don't want They ask like, what makes you
Speaker 1: think they want you?
Speaker 2: Right, let's be very I've dated.
Speaker 1: A white guy before. White men like me from the
Speaker 1: from the corporate setting, yes, to the outside the mall.
Speaker 1: They be liking me, and you dated white man. I have,
Speaker 1: but long time ago, way before I was a black panther,
Speaker 1: you know, nowadays absolutely fucking not. Like you know, I'm
Speaker 1: pro black. You cannot be pro black and sleep white
Speaker 1: and a few whites. You have a smash one though. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's different, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Like Listen, I had sex with a white guy, like
Speaker 2: I went to white schools, you know. So there was
Speaker 2: this one fight and fine white guy that I talked
Speaker 2: to and.
Speaker 1: We hooked up. He was fine as hell, y'all. He
Speaker 1: was fine.
Speaker 2: And then when I was in England, there was this
Speaker 2: one white guy. He looked like Captain America. I never
Speaker 2: I never smashed him because you know what, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: In England there's not a lot of sun and it
Speaker 2: was just too pale for me. When he took off,
Speaker 2: that was a vampire, all that white skin. I was like, oh, no,
Speaker 2: it's a pig tail.
Speaker 1: It's two white of men, it's a pig tail. But
Speaker 1: that was it.
Speaker 2: That's the only whites I've ever had in.
Speaker 1: The only whites. That's the only white sid that's racist. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not a racist. I'm not white friends. I have
Speaker 1: lots of white friends. I've had sex with a white guy.
Speaker 1: I can't be racist. No, But I can't see myself
Speaker 1: being married to white guy. Know, if it happens, it happens,
Speaker 1: and he definitely has to has to lean more toward yeah,
Speaker 1: and he has to be a ginger or brunette. Really
Speaker 1: I have a type.
Speaker 2: I don't really at this age, I don't see myself
Speaker 2: with a white man. But I'm not gonna if God
Speaker 2: sent me whoever he said me, if I fall in
Speaker 2: love and.
Speaker 1: It's different men out here, but you have to be
Speaker 1: open to it, so you may he could pass you
Speaker 1: on by. It's different men, not just white men. I
Speaker 1: don't know why when we talk about black people dating
Speaker 1: outside they race, especially women, right, they always it's just
Speaker 1: the some white man, like the call has been bed
Speaker 1: winches and shit like that. But there's other groups of
Speaker 1: men that black women can date. It does not necessarily
Speaker 1: have to be a white guy. Oh did you see
Speaker 1: GZ had his ring on? Yeah? He did still good. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: he had his ring on. Performing at the BET Awards
Speaker 1: last season, Angela Simmons boyfriend, God damn, that's how you're
Speaker 1: talking about Yogatti because she definitely made that nigga look better.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie. I didn't see him though.
Speaker 2: I missed him over there off to the right of us.
Speaker 1: I missed him.
Speaker 2: He looked good. He looked like an uncle though.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, women, women make men look more appealing to
Speaker 1: other women. It's just the truth. It's a hard fact
Speaker 1: that men do to us. Simon, Yes, girl, he look
Speaker 1: like a different nigga. She's slim, he a little slimmer. Now, Taylor,
Speaker 1: play Upgrade You by Beyonce now, Yes, they look really
Speaker 1: good together. Yeah, I like it.
Speaker 2: I love it form and typically I wouldn't I be like,
Speaker 2: she stole that bitch man.
Speaker 1: But na, I'm happy they look better. Me too, because
Speaker 1: that girl, I think she's like a she's different the
Speaker 1: falling girl. She definitely fumbled the bag and I don't
Speaker 1: think she knows her worth. Also, it's something, it's something
Speaker 1: she kind of got some ship going on in the membrane.
Speaker 1: I can see why the why the he got the
Speaker 1: hell up out. It's a beautiful girl. Yeah, but I
Speaker 1: see a lot of insecurity and maybe that's what it is,
Speaker 1: why she just let people do whatever.
Speaker 2: Child anyway, because ain't no way the driver would have
Speaker 2: been doing interviews about me.
Speaker 1: Wasn't that guy they driver or something like that assistant
Speaker 1: pool guy. I'm not sure she not taking no interview,
Speaker 1: was talking about what was the word he used to say?
Speaker 1: She like, oh, like groomed him. Groomed him. Yeah, ain't
Speaker 1: no way the pool guy will ever be able to
Speaker 1: say that. I mean, she is older, and she had
Speaker 1: four kids already prior to his one. And he's a
Speaker 1: younger guy, much younger guy. She probably thinks she oh,
Speaker 1: he's probably out.
Speaker 2: There cleaning the pool with no shirt on, in the
Speaker 2: son and ship, and.
Speaker 1: She in the house of Simon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not the s that he is now, the Sigmon
Speaker 2: that she had building him.
Speaker 1: Up like she got exactly. Partner selection. Partner selection is
Speaker 1: very important, y'all. Yea, yea, all right, y'all listen. So
Speaker 1: in more stupid Internet news, apparently Paris has an infestation
Speaker 1: of bed bugs, and I feel like they're trying to
Speaker 1: say Americans brought them. Okay, the mayror is speaking out
Speaker 1: as a bed bug infestation has taken over the city. Coincidentally,
Speaker 1: many of your faves are currently visiting Paris for fashion Week.
Speaker 1: According to reports, Deputy Mayor of Paris Emmanuel Gregory had
Speaker 1: this to say about the past. No one is safe.
Speaker 1: You can catch them anywhere and bring them home and
Speaker 1: not detect them until they have multiplied and spread. Sound
Speaker 1: like mix, I mean niggas and tire. Reports that officials
Speaker 1: aren't working to create a plan to establish countermeasures against
Speaker 1: the bed bugs as Paris prepares a host of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four Olympics next summer. Not y'all bringing bad bugs.
Speaker 2: You know, you know, I was just about to like
Speaker 2: really be on some fucking ship and meet this man
Speaker 2: in Paris, and I ain't going see that. Ain't nothing
Speaker 2: but the God God don't want me out there.
Speaker 1: Being mess around to bring back more than the collaps. Girl,
Speaker 1: you ever watched those little Hoarders episodes where like like
Speaker 1: people houses, they have like all this ship all over
Speaker 1: the place. Do to whoever? This one episode of Hoiders
Speaker 1: I saw this lady has.
Speaker 2: It's hoarders, not I said, hois that's not right.
Speaker 1: It's hoarders, girl, by it's hoiters. No, it's not. It's
Speaker 1: a governing language. I can say it how I want
Speaker 1: to say. Who's gonna tell me there's an R? There's
Speaker 1: an R in there? Hoarders, yes you okay, So hoiters.
Speaker 1: You're saying holders, hoarders, hoarders, and I'm saying hoiters, which one,
Speaker 1: y'all like better let us know? Anyway, Look, but this
Speaker 1: lady had big ass bed bugs, like how long they
Speaker 1: been eating on you? And and she had like marks
Speaker 1: and scars for yes. And you lift the mattress up
Speaker 1: and it's hundreds of them, hundreds of thousands of little
Speaker 1: big ones ones like okin crawl yes and listen when
Speaker 1: y'all checking the hotels. Do you tell when you check
Speaker 1: into the hotel, do you pull like the sheets back
Speaker 1: and stuff?
Speaker 2: Because I do sometimes it depends on if I'm drunk
Speaker 2: or not by the time I look at the sheets.
Speaker 1: It depends on if it's the rints or what Comfort
Speaker 1: Sweets or something comfor Sweets, got some good ass pillows, bitch,
Speaker 1: I aint gonna lie to you, Comfort Sweets. I don't
Speaker 1: even I went Comfort Sweets on time, like a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago now, but look, it was a newer
Speaker 1: one and they had real nice beds. It's like one
Speaker 1: of them stays where I'm not trying to spend two
Speaker 1: hundred dollars if I'm sleeping for five hours. So I
Speaker 1: definitely yeah, like one of those. You was just going
Speaker 1: to fuck somebody, No, bitch, I don't. I was working
Speaker 1: out of town.
Speaker 2: I don't know the last time I've been to like
Speaker 2: a comfort suite, because the only time I've been in
Speaker 2: hotels really is like when we're traveling with these and
Speaker 2: we been staying in no Comfort Sweel.
Speaker 1: Absolutely not, but I definitely have. And the mattress was
Speaker 1: so good I pulled everything off just to see the brand,
Speaker 1: Like what the fuck y'all got on this bed and
Speaker 1: my sleep was so good. Don't sleep.
Speaker 2: I remember time one time, and y'all don't judge me,
Speaker 2: but judge me if you went to I don't give
Speaker 2: a fuck. I stole a pillow from the hotel and
Speaker 2: put it in my suitcase because it was so fucking
Speaker 2: plush and it helped my head feeling so good that
Speaker 2: I stole it.
Speaker 1: First of all, that is not a sin, because it
Speaker 1: is so hard to find a good pillow. I feel
Speaker 1: like it should be like a low to steal a
Speaker 1: pill because I have definitely stolen several pillows from hotels. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: so I felt bad about it, but always take a
Speaker 1: washwag or or a floor towel, not a floor tower,
Speaker 1: but like a hand towel. Always at least one. Oh.
Speaker 2: No, when I was in Dubai, I stole the I
Speaker 2: stole a rope.
Speaker 1: No, you fucking go to prison in Dubai for that ship.
Speaker 1: I definitely took a role from the hotel. It's so plush.
Speaker 1: I still got it. Listen for this to be like
Speaker 1: a headline, y'all, people better be careful of visiting Paris.
Speaker 1: I mean, we did see old boy a couple of
Speaker 1: months ago in Paris saying how ghetto it was. I
Speaker 1: feel like he was intentionally going to the ghettos though, Right.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing.
Speaker 2: Bad bugs are hard to get rid of. Like if
Speaker 2: you get him in your home, it's hard to get
Speaker 2: him out.
Speaker 1: Yep. You just gotta throw sh it in the trash
Speaker 1: doll just for fun, the put it out the door.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you one of my clients.
Speaker 2: I know this not because I ever had some one
Speaker 2: of my clients had got some furniture from like Ashley
Speaker 2: or something like that, or one of those places that
Speaker 2: be renting furniture or whatever. Right, I don't know what
Speaker 2: place it was. It was a rental place where you
Speaker 2: can read, yeah, something like that. Right, And they went
Speaker 2: to repossess some furniture. They took some furniture from someone's
Speaker 2: house and had her brand new furniture on the truck
Speaker 2: with the repossessed furniture. And the repossessed furniture had bed
Speaker 2: bugs in it. So they delivered her some brand new
Speaker 2: furniture with bed bugs. Oh my god, and all her
Speaker 2: ship in her house got she had to discard because
Speaker 2: everything got infested with bad bugs.
Speaker 1: Now see I would have been getting brand new furniture
Speaker 1: from Ashley's Furniture fucking with me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes please.
Speaker 1: So that's that's crazy. That is nasty. Cause the hotels
Speaker 1: you can catch gaby as well. The bathrooms I call
Speaker 1: them like those little nasty hotels. They like puba care hotels.
Speaker 1: You won't always see a pubic here somewhere in the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Oh and you know what, another thing I don't like
Speaker 2: drinking out of even nice hotels.
Speaker 1: I'll be scared of the glasses.
Speaker 2: Because I'd be scared that they just be wiping them
Speaker 2: glasses off, that they don't really wash them.
Speaker 1: I've seen that though. I seen like a remember that
Speaker 1: TV show Inside Edition, which I think still exists. I
Speaker 1: watch TV like that. So on Inside Edition they went
Speaker 1: to like you know, four star hotels and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: and they used a black light in the bedrooms and
Speaker 1: in the bathroom and you just can see the splatter,
Speaker 1: even especially on those glasses. They don't wash them. They'll
Speaker 1: take the same rag they use to wipe the toilet
Speaker 1: or the bathtub and wipe that fucking glass. Oh I
Speaker 1: didn't use them. I only use the plastic ones, the
Speaker 1: one that's in the paper ones. Yeah, yeah, that's in
Speaker 1: a little Yeah, I'm not using no mugs, none of that.
Speaker 1: Even at a they even went to like a like
Speaker 1: a ritz, you know what I'm saying, and they did
Speaker 1: the same thing like you just never know like people
Speaker 1: and they just don't. You're still dealing with human behavior, right, And.
Speaker 2: This lady Auntie Dunk clean fifty rooms and here she
Speaker 2: comes to this room today. She's just wiping the cup.
Speaker 1: Out with a rag.
Speaker 2: And then think about all the nasty ship you did
Speaker 2: in the hotel, you know, and there's people doing even
Speaker 2: the nastier ship than you.
Speaker 1: And the last year I was in a hotel, that
Speaker 1: bed was so squeaky, I'm like, oh, that's the fucking
Speaker 1: room they y'all know I'm about to God, damn, I
Speaker 1: just look like I'm fucking I check in, Like it's
Speaker 1: just me checking. And how you know I'm fucking that
Speaker 1: bad was so fucking.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, she's fucking give her three tweets.
Speaker 1: No, it was room one hundred. This ship was in
Speaker 1: the back, around the door, around the hallway on the
Speaker 1: other side of the gym. There were no sweet no bitch,
Speaker 1: exact hyatt. There are no other rooms by me. It's
Speaker 1: like this the fucking room. This is when it goes down.
Speaker 1: They had to exit. I'm like, why the funk would
Speaker 1: y'all put me right by an exit door. I guess
Speaker 1: you think I'm about to be smoking weed and fucking.
Speaker 2: Right right right where you belong. All right, this is
Speaker 2: the last one, so we can get up out of
Speaker 2: here burn. A boy had to talk about a time.
Speaker 2: He says African boys were viewed as ugly and not popping,
Speaker 2: and now the whole narrative has changed. So he went
Speaker 2: on this show and there was this British rapper Jay
Speaker 2: huss He said that he was referred to as ugly
Speaker 2: by his mom, and as he grew in fame, he
Speaker 2: began to embrace the turn that he was ugly and
Speaker 2: his name is at the Ugly Ground, and as he
Speaker 2: amassed all these followers and platforms, he embraces the word
Speaker 2: while creating good music. And a boy got got on
Speaker 2: to say that African men weren't embraced or made to
Speaker 2: feel like handsome are celebrated, but now that narrative is changing.
Speaker 2: Women are I'm assuming you're talking about American women or
Speaker 2: girls all over the globe are more attracted to African boys.
Speaker 1: First of all, your mama call you ugly, It wasn't us,
Speaker 1: and I feel like they may be. I know that
Speaker 1: sometimes like growing up, kids are very fucking mean. Right,
Speaker 1: So if you're talking about like something you experienced that
Speaker 1: in your childhood. Look, the difference is now that you're
Speaker 1: ugly with money, nigga, right, This is this is what
Speaker 1: a delusion comes in for niggas when they get money,
Speaker 1: Like Rick Ross really think he a dime piece. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's be very very and look and we can't collectively
Speaker 1: say yeah Rick Ross like god girl, because women we
Speaker 1: look at things a little bit different other than anesthetics sometimes, can't.
Speaker 1: You gotta pick a struggle baby. So now you've gotten
Speaker 1: to check it did not make your face look any different.
Speaker 1: You know you might got like some extra wears to
Speaker 1: make it look nicer. You clean up nicer now and yeah,
Speaker 1: like every time, sometimes the faces be changing with that money. No,
Speaker 1: you ain't never lying now, even for women for real,
Speaker 1: for real, it's like bitchin really ugly. I'm just fucking broke.
Speaker 2: I'm just broke, like y'all, I have BNT awards like
Speaker 2: I swore, I'm putting on a ton of makeup. By
Speaker 2: the time I made it into the Green carpet bare face, ditch,
Speaker 2: I just looked like I didn't have on nothing.
Speaker 1: I was like, Gods should have paid somebody luckily luckily
Speaker 1: so cute, bitch, cute, I can go. Yeah, it just looked. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not that they were ugly before, because I look
Speaker 1: at Burna Boy when you first told me about that headline.
Speaker 1: You know, I was thinking, what's the other No, burner boy,
Speaker 1: hold on, what's the big tall That wasn't him when
Speaker 1: that video sent me.
Speaker 2: Us. But he If you go through this this thread,
Speaker 2: its burning boys. They are talking with that young man.
Speaker 1: And Burner Boy. Mom used to call him ugly or
Speaker 1: that guy. No, the other dude. Okay, I can see that.
Speaker 1: I bet you Burna Boy Mom may never call him
Speaker 1: ugly because he's not ugly. I can see that he
Speaker 1: was an ugly even regular. You know this dude I
Speaker 1: used to date. Hey Mike like it's still to this
Speaker 1: day that Nigga will not forgive me because I said
Speaker 1: Meek Mills look better than him. We was out to
Speaker 1: dinner and I don't know how we started to talk
Speaker 1: about Meek Mills, but I was like, he was like,
Speaker 1: you think meat Miles looked better than me at the time.
Speaker 1: I'm like, yeah, girl, that nigga was livid. You hear me?
Speaker 1: He started, what's the hold on? He starts googling on
Speaker 1: his phone to pull up that old picture of Meek
Speaker 1: Mill with the napiers. Yes, he was like, he was like, Ashley,
Speaker 1: this is Meek Mills. I've been looking like this my
Speaker 1: whole life, getting bitches without money. This is that. To
Speaker 1: this day, he would not let me forget that. You know,
Speaker 1: I think Meek Mills is super corny now, so it
Speaker 1: doesn't even matter how good he looks aesthetically like he
Speaker 1: just whacked nowadays somehow, I don't know what happened to him.
Speaker 1: But remember when we were on Brillier Idiots, and I
Speaker 1: was like, you know, I feel like men should have
Speaker 1: access to the women that they had access to when
Speaker 1: they had no money, because these guys get money and
Speaker 1: they really start acting like bad bitches two point zero
Speaker 1: Like you you still got that same face I think
Speaker 1: we were talking about and I and I think Kuavo
Speaker 1: isn't as corny as he looked when he was in
Speaker 1: high school. Definitely not. Future is another one who looks crazy.
Speaker 1: In high school, to me, he looked like somebody we
Speaker 1: would not talk to.
Speaker 2: And now everybody, I mean, if we go back high
Speaker 2: school pictures, everybody say we glowed up too.
Speaker 1: No, absolutely, I know I did. Bitch. Did you used
Speaker 1: to wear a fan in middle school? Because I didn't? Yeah? Yeah, fan.
Speaker 1: I used to put my head against the wall and
Speaker 1: shape it. Yep. My shit wasn't even big either. My
Speaker 1: fan was a little church. I might get a good
Speaker 1: one once a year. My hair good enough in that
Speaker 1: fanst girl a girl. My fan is long frying and
Speaker 1: frying the hell out that goddamn fan. But I used
Speaker 1: to do microwave ponytails, for sure, with the swoops a lot,
Speaker 1: crimpled ponytails. I used to do pin with a pink
Speaker 1: curl ponytails, all that shit. And I kept my hair done.
Speaker 1: I've been doing here since first grade. But he's right.
Speaker 2: I did not entertain African men until I got grown.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't I didn't think they were good looking.
Speaker 2: It was just that culturally, I just felt like we
Speaker 2: were just too different.
Speaker 1: And you know I didn't. I never had an African man.
Speaker 2: Approach me our African boy even trying to talk to me,
Speaker 2: never to say that. I wouldn't talk to them, you know,
Speaker 2: So I guess I don't know.
Speaker 1: Was just different. Now. I think they're talking about their
Speaker 1: people because they those men that are saying, is they
Speaker 1: actually never lived in America as kids. I don't believe so, right.
Speaker 1: I know that I have some friends who are African American,
Speaker 1: real African American, like they grew up here parents from
Speaker 1: Africa and they had that experience though, But.
Speaker 2: I think they're talking about in the US because why
Speaker 2: would they say African boys.
Speaker 1: If they were talking about African and Africans, they would
Speaker 1: just say boys. But why would they Why would they
Speaker 1: say that when they never experienced us over here at
Speaker 1: any point in life. I think the one you know
Speaker 1: that you can't speak to that bern A Boy lived
Speaker 1: in America. Berna boy was raised in America. I never
Speaker 1: heard him say that. So that's what I'm saying. How
Speaker 1: did he have that experience with US black American women
Speaker 1: if he never was really around us until now and
Speaker 1: now we on him because you are fine and you
Speaker 1: do have money, Like, let's be very clear, but if
Speaker 1: they're talking about childhood and how you had to be skinned,
Speaker 1: and that's the same thing people black men over here
Speaker 1: in America experienced the same thing at some point, you know,
Speaker 1: at some point white skin used to be in and
Speaker 1: now everybody loves tall, dark and handsome. I like medium,
Speaker 1: I like brown men, you know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 1: like short niggas too, So it just depends. I feel
Speaker 1: like whatever people experiences, I'm never not trying to I'm
Speaker 1: never trying to negate it, right, but you have to
Speaker 1: you you don't. You haven't been all over the world
Speaker 1: until now, and you're being embraced now, but you're still
Speaker 1: carrying those insecurities from a child and your mama called
Speaker 1: you ugly. We didn't. Yeah, it wasn't a Black American
Speaker 1: woman that called him ugly. It was his mom British. Okay,
Speaker 1: so even then, okay, so growing up and it still
Speaker 1: wasn't a Black American woman. So it might have been
Speaker 1: some European women, and that's probably who they referring to.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I've seen a video too, uh not. I mean it's
Speaker 2: similar to this where Terrell Owens was talking with Ojo Sinko.
Speaker 2: He was saying that black girls didn't like him when
Speaker 2: he was young, they call him ugly and black, and
Speaker 2: then he started dating white girls.
Speaker 1: That might be a thing back then, it wasn't never
Speaker 1: a thing for me. I never was like we just
Speaker 1: talked about dating white guys earlier, So I never wanted
Speaker 1: to know white guys or light skin guys over black men.
Speaker 1: I think black men have always been the target of everybody.
Speaker 1: Everybody liked black men. You know what I'm saying is
Speaker 1: the swag that comes with a black man is what
Speaker 1: people love. I do remember people always liking light skinned
Speaker 1: boys for sure, and light skinned women, and I guess
Speaker 1: maybe darker skin that's a whole other episode.
Speaker 2: Child.
Speaker 1: I guess maybe darker skinned women may have that same plight.
Speaker 1: I've been brown my whole life, so I could see
Speaker 1: both sides. I saw how light skinned dudes treated dark
Speaker 1: skinned guys and vice versa, and dark skinned guys always
Speaker 1: associated light skin with white so there was always a problem.
Speaker 1: And the darker guys were mad because the girls liked
Speaker 1: the light skinned girls, and it's the same thing darker
Speaker 1: skinned women. I A Morris chestnut ass came on and
Speaker 1: changed the motherfucking gang right. Just chocolate dripping all over
Speaker 1: the screen, you know, they just need a representation, that's all. Yep.
Speaker 1: And some of them niggas was ashy put some motion
Speaker 1: on coming to school. Man, the niggas I went to
Speaker 1: school with some of them, Like, there are some guys
Speaker 1: like I remember this one dude, I can't remember. I
Speaker 1: won't say his name anyway, he ded fined our whole lives.
Speaker 1: Like this was a grown man looking like These niggas
Speaker 1: had beards, real early dark skin. Fine, since we were
Speaker 1: kids first grade, niggah by you know, by middle school,
Speaker 1: these niggas had beards. So it's some guys, it's a
Speaker 1: lot of guys who who were.
Speaker 2: At That's the whole conversation about the hormones and the food.
Speaker 1: There's no reason for a child to have a fear
Speaker 1: girl in elementary for real. I'm just saying he had
Speaker 1: a beard, grown his hair. It's been a grown man
Speaker 1: forever and all women warning him is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: If you didn't get bitches, you ain't get bitches. I
Speaker 1: ain't got nothing to do with nothing else because ugly
Speaker 1: niggas was getting bitches too. It's the swag that it swag, Yes,
Speaker 1: it's the sag. I hate to see a fat nigga
Speaker 1: with a T shirt on in a pool. Take that
Speaker 1: shirt off, yeah, let us see it, I guess.
Speaker 2: And whatever you got, because somebody's gonna lit your nipples
Speaker 2: if you like them.
Speaker 1: I guess. It's the same as you know, bigger women
Speaker 1: they be wearing. The guys say that. You know, men
Speaker 1: always say they don't like women with a bunch of insecurities,
Speaker 1: like who be talking about their bodies? Because a lot
Speaker 1: of the shit that we've been concerned about. Niggas love it.
Speaker 1: Niggas don't give a fuck. No, they wanting to squeeze
Speaker 1: all on it and poke at it, which is like us,
Speaker 1: stop poking at my insecurities. But they actually like it.
Speaker 1: You know, we be tripping about shit, right, bitch, Take
Speaker 1: that shirt off all my big mamas, take them shirts
Speaker 1: off shit and let that shit hang out. And niggas
Speaker 1: like when your titties hang a little bit or a lot.
Speaker 1: I know my titties don't sit up. Chat. My titties
Speaker 1: ain't really never sat up.
Speaker 2: I always be insecure about my TV and my chitties
Speaker 2: is a little you be like, girls, shut up.
Speaker 1: Yes, lead them fucking titties alone. Bitch, I got bigger
Speaker 1: fish to fry over here. You don't see them, and
Speaker 1: I'd be walking around no bra on most days, no bra,
Speaker 1: no panties. I don't give a god damn, but I
Speaker 1: feel like your titties say up good too. But the
Speaker 1: minute I lose some pounds, this be the first thing
Speaker 1: to go. They'd be looking so sad, they'd be droopy
Speaker 1: or looking so sad it's embarrassing. But talk about that,
Speaker 1: I know, right, giving yourself those uh them bad affirmations.
Speaker 1: These are the best titties ever. I don't know what
Speaker 1: the fuck you're talking about exactly, And who's gonna check
Speaker 1: me about them? Boo, nobody, somebody. I definitely be saying
Speaker 1: these good teas because my mama has a thing with
Speaker 1: big titties. She does not like big breasts. And I'd
Speaker 1: be like, girl, these are good. I don't know what
Speaker 1: you're talking about, because my titties do sit up and
Speaker 1: I an't got the stomach for him to sit on top of.
Speaker 1: So they doing it themselves, right, But they not like
Speaker 1: super perky. They just full. They do what they need
Speaker 1: to do. They do what they need to do, all right,
Speaker 1: y'all listen, we spent a whole episode talking shit about
Speaker 1: other people things, right, but it's fine. We're gonna be
Speaker 1: back next week with all the great shit about the
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