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That’s a no, girl #KaramoShow

21 Oct 2024 · 0 min

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In this excerpt from the Karamo Show clip, three speakers engage in a heated argument. Speaker A claims that they stopped having sex with their partner because they were constantly accused of cheating and subjected to insults and belittlement. Speaker B references a claim that the partners stopped sexual activity and reacts dismissively, labeling the behavior as a "no‑no." Speaker C interjects, mentioning that their best friend’s mixed‑race children were used as a provocation, admitting they deliberately said something to upset the others. The dialogue reveals themes of friendship betrayal, accusations of infidelity, emotional abuse, and racial insensitivity, with each participant defending or justifying their actions while the conversation escalates.

You're supposed to be my best friend.
Shay, you told my producers that you two stopped having sex?
Yes, we stopped having sex because of the simple fact that for one, she accused me every single day of cheating. But also you can insult me, you could call me out my name, you can belittle me and call me a.
Ooh, do you do that, girl? You tell me that you wanna. Okay, you know that's a no-no, girl.
You tell me that you wanna.
She was my best friend, it's the one thing I knew would set her off. My kids are mixed, it had nothing to do with that. That's not an excuse. I was specifically trying to piss you off is why I said that.
That's not an excuse.